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AP-ilCS 5 , S-!£ X u ■ _ T l l e l UT 3 * U 7 ^ VS ^I*hoW idya^N ^ 270 i ; All " _____ Sunday.Seicpiem bcr 27, ______$1.50" ■G q o o mK c X tN IN C r \ S f e A T H E RIt ------TH . oua^ANDSPPRINGS) FESTF[V A L - 'Union M e T tar ads rally ‘3s^a -2:aa " ” tiritotot» at rmixed 'a e n tm e M m s ic V aa u jjE Y i t S la reactions ijw tw iliM rr] CHeaefira itowadId Br*SSS?"^ 3S2*d o c d M“***• k a■I l ■nnx FALLS - The telephonelone h»Bt ikaJZ a s saeacfil; last mvek.k iain g . ^ Oapo-S Washington,ton. ^ M n k rr. - ^liicd M>(.>a U A dhb were rcspoDtfing toBan ao •^■CXOKtilfcB*! S— ,w i ^t j i m a^JFLCD f i fadEo adrertbement caQ.caQ- >e far the defeat o£ a proposedised mUSl. * v M . jn tax cnc. said Crape'spo’s H Jll §A BwiiMu Steaa Wheeler. But a m tMs- - M ^ IM b k s were rcspoadineling be me unmg. SOfiTTS nlpm - u a e d “JCm ei a y - House ies M i V s t a T^fina E fthvMto M i C m h t t t aBakUntoa d *«Mlaf I t n b a - A 3 Cffant Bipta..* e »d.- s b e ______Bsnspeed- Itefeitt- Ibe m a ad cittidKS tfe SSOsso a l c a ^ I■oa aKaue as XI cfacmByearear s rs ss r se ifaM w oid BBdeonw Socialo al *“ ' h o c i n n ^ (far Cxt cues vcotiM axnem e i f : J i ' Im 10 prrosa 0 > A s BKssage xzTBSTBS fcatiisalme_.. ______I ISsaas. " t '■■"B^sn^r'sefltnn i ^ and ' I necafasw hodPmj p^Trttvtf^die « M ID ai e Sdc^ ScQintF oncfBKf tAetaxoa^Wberib'sid.IIat^ C S i i a t the pfaa B destsned to do-O- lange at IINEEL JtoV^QapoBTOPngfiac.c. shoi^ldn Oapo aad a stroog masonry li' F a m i l v u f e i ’t affecttp it? I ioidnatvad . - radio ■ed u r of tfe E«n Ftkby aod3 C i i M C l i k K idioactiye waste; at the INEELiL. , M artin’s, .opera'tiiws£^c(^tt^act ' ■ Sejtt. 30^.138! ; Oder hair Saoatdqr. Tbe biSuS ■. • • • WTjcn ho the site:switd»d contrac­ sc- ..iHtpircs.atJhe; INEEL' , .sattKsasaidlgkS^fco. Sir t likely to get th ro n g theh e huiz tors,:ts, hiB joined litk h eed Martindri . die a h u ^ officials fexpeaBtde'fex] v ^ fa th U a . aate. tboagh. aad President» t TW IN 1 FALLS - Doug Idaho I« change in radioacti> aaoa has vm ed repeatedly to i r tjo b ai thelNEBL .Solns :tive waste ' LodifaeedldUaniaVedbcBlv ^ V cleBiKipl^ffdrts ar thetJ Idaho sadddswiydk n th e p in ff it ever gets to hts * * » n attged much over the That's Thi typical.-he-wid. A newJW National Engineeri QFkitwnUaatRtid ^S. h g fe w jast^thoughhiseaplpy- ir . con^ ering and .tfaecDnoactX> «JV “ m m ctor is l i k ^ to'keep theiie EnvirohmfentalLaboratc'Btoty. , O ae c ai*wioa ita E«»yy ufedS e m a T caitess from the 2ndnd erboK. I C to N ia N »ple with the siost experience.e. 1 ■ The Energy DepartB rtm ^t .ba Dqeaittaea « aa a ^ Oopodgy agree witiiith H e workeIted for EG4G Idaho So if histoty'is an ifadication, iwnir^ ...... I .....I 1,1 iiiijt^a Sept 16 announced itItwodd-aot V 'aanroeiaiMiaoarisfaawAKw Sl!! 5a t - O e c ^ a f agcvacdwssincfaai^ Jorgijfgensen’s employer mightht renew Lockheed Mart bhU W OBsa iof&moe mainrny « 5 to dean op buried ciianj utih’sfive. paay woold]Id plaa to o e c t the aa^]eBepabfiasfaK faM U sn^ enoR! tange again. When Lockheedsd year contract, w hi^I expliec s on iOPcn«etr I lill li cm Era i ' - - I hadfah g ih iiMi nhfcardoaatiansOS ■eeteiSBW l. c n e n askm^ fta-RepBb&anm flA T ia N ; doaxwas RGotd^ aboso mvuseum opensi( after oxintrovii^eisy I eifa:s|BaT<£-VBarun«» ttadfnm ______' f n cal lar cash i ^ ^ s a ca»» I I line BflTMnPT*EL»NLX — Ih e cation’s first mu: tan (fefScatec 4 ri» a d l-A e k tB x states. “I Ited to the Vietnam War opens oni m a fi­ SkDifarafier It o v BepobSoa cncfi- ter a diree-yeor struggle over nu L; J s ao be saadbagBEd by a btece cd^ iP«^pgfacanpmpi51 Iv * e ■mnoal o a n s an i fib-b- ittee organizing the Vietnama EraE specMageresaoabebatfof3f — ______E t e SJ u C ^ e r ^)ent most of the lasttyear ye every word o£ tfae museum'si textte o n a nm ey s cnB-»- i S-«rr^.y^l^ id argtring about the role of theti it k k > . r legitimacy of the antiwar movsove- ■ ■ ■ ^« baas Nev York andd H »il5 Mhetber die war could have beenbe< im n i. eapiharae has refitsed to:o SECnOMBirSE)SECTION foancind ourselves between theI tv defaatate DesMxiatac challesger-rc- efflmes^betiktween those wtio believe that tl U b ow i lhadkinaaaaesofageE-: & d t a A S kK i i t e D warwBspnifi)ofijundly faoinoral >. and those! who'wl iassAdna^D oa A e sGae^ and ds:e; ■ a meet boe a> face.^ oooe,: M v ...i Maq It tne failure to pursue the war I e.: nqr mffi^nctiKttcy was evidence of moral foihirihire, aMcaAiBauia O e ^ ^®: H ta .-^a* n>*>taillS.2 ^tfaepeaieace movement sold the natioIdon s letK^ he aslad snxxteES to:Ol M I3a,]£ Ckdnafhrf ■j.fn damn tht dnibaxn^” said committee niembc M pn o f e i f e a g B B ^ b n ^ ttftf B&taisiia£rB£er, a Rutgers University proferofes- — SK. lad the aa(p way we cm bee we md i Ae waexs is tfata ^h' ' ■■■E IJttjeaK;dV the committee rejected tert: thatth£ K )U ^ £ 0 w e dtkiml - f |. ppf ;in^J&: SMK b B o « a ed as too oofavorable to veteran a a a A e aad *g)et oot die;e; ytdhtaoumdiK& antiwar footage acd wnnhnrU SoapitetsfroiRttMVMrrtMB.War •« amont ttwajhlbnibits at tha New Jkm t VM an b l atsd& a^di‘ (frog use. 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t BOOS.—HiHieimaiKliniiiei Wtj mould ym m int to isrttX^tiaM hntofi^itdan^ujAaUdbit^ie -- «h>»ainMkeite die dedsiaas next n f n appareat ihcxe B BD» 2 2 * y e a r ovenvhc(helmingly oppose ■ ■ hmumandfisltenmmen?' ■ t far geiaxd fimdI S « ataKtevemie to help 7 if ihexe is BD sapcnrt[ —... A partm ent of Fish ■SHofe fae BocaKs t ^I ttoCitsfinandaloi- ______■ .'..., -Donaoyre«reivldaHo\VildEfeQununcflcfaatmaa J j SHMniBa B B o ^ to have ; C i A s s n i i — ---- D^fliwfatuatt.'* ® w pkenaaavcgrbyllie geaeraeral fund, biit not at the' “W ^ would you wanttnt to use to deode vrtaA m m n 'n hweapobfe iA«<6*ba*ce- M V M I ilMKiiCBiPtieitiess of candidates in expensemse o f schools,” said state ■• scarce tax dollars to fufund an i e a a i t w a ^ & oa saner (wfacaed br tfae aH3Sliegalitidafann^aB^ W * abf thaoppdiientB at *Tdhave bai to hear'aiot of argu>" by'humenandflshermdi:enP^said' convenethjamta "- W y t fa ra a h o tomfecr: ha k«c«a&«t»tttfistenif Elsfaand neotspts pro and cotL" Clower, a frequent FisPish and Two of the towEoo-dokesmlie iSag as prepaBH* but onty GKttdectdesEes to pursue $2.25 Skept«pticism among candidates [ «ae peooa ia faor wil&is Game critic. "Two-tnilliot3od to $3 tapinag state»sales sa aad iaoDM asgm i odfimfiomtataarayers toeopple. . for •.« Legislature ] generally" ;• ■ minion but of the generallalfundto taxes,asoaReme ne w befare ased F Hare far Ae privaega of^ I wtnttfcfcMgbtgberfees it wants isidiERiBt dherting Idaho’s $12 W '.'r. hd p FIdi and Game w ouldmi»n ^ byFldiandGai agaadfililiii^ 'P«y. liongeneral gei fund to new p t^■, ;, fZioilllon tb $3 millionin 1 to said tbe rmnmlf leceat iadependcat D it pdicsd die ocdi- g n uuw u v as.no s ^ r i s e to FislL:'.>^•>.>uppdrt schools, prisons,os, roads would not Qy iaitefaccrfiyin adepeOafaDfoaadBHae rr 73»R^ BnTPtr»Bi.t]ttfaelower-income vtdGaiGame Comtnissioner' Keidi.M. 25*? ! • and odier diings." idativecfiiaoean odess Ifae paUc r nnsof^otttol: arfBg tom e of MD of Lewisloa or IdahiJ ‘ ve wuaiife aaaagesMat E~ “■*» •; ^The'^seron.member FisFish n d . tmquestionablytybadsniactn I 52Sl ■btywoaldn^t object WndUfalife Council Chairaon Don < Game Commission meee« tsn ex t ' maney. 1 be sapporacd by flees th n S : 6 7 7 - 4 0 C4 2 S E S S m e coming &txn tbe Q o'er ^ of c MeiidiaiL : and Friday iniSifikm S : .nhele^sbttcUESiaifaekBsnB ltaseseelBS.E^M ..... ' " ' - ^ k ::-- ■■ ■ a c » ^ Ka - — ~ T ~ ~ ^ ' t ‘ /, M glglaaiBm asmBmsaEB iittatittiisB s M T1wHlm.Twtal rlT .lM ® IF wj m tm CanrasPioWiM e Ibdoy Monday n High: 70 Umi39 Ttwsttay Vtechtnesdoy Ihuisdai alls Precipitation fxrtiy dowfy with patchy lay Twin Fa mmoming feg. MoMly sunny Yesterday 61f I Aft Yesterday in Twin FallsIt .48 Monih to dalK 1 Monday. Last year 62 1.13 ' Nomul 75 in Normal mo.todaiK 5 e 1 Water year to date: IS is iie ' Nortnal year to date; ic10.34 High: 73 l0w: 45 Hi 1 t e a s u r a \ ^ 77 low: 46 High:: 70.3 low; 40i H i^ 70* ■ ey Panly doudy with M< > Low: 4(h High: 70* Lm ; Mostly sunny and Mostlyly sun^, dearing fctoaly sunnv Highs/Lo/Low s chanceofaten^ wj nw, clearing Mostly sunny, 7=“cle. Idaho w A High: 7S 50 wanner. in,hee\fevening. . inthccvcnin{ PJrty dourfjr with pajchy showov ''’"R- in the evening. Ux Min P c p — 8H.-^73‘ • •"oming log. Mostly sunny — ______Boise 6363 SO .00 ■ deRfces at Lowell. low, ■ ^ B v ’ EMondjy. |ddaho a weather ------' rSatiittonal weather Burley 66 49 .22 greM“jt FairficltJ m SUTM Tlio/A c ^ W e a th o i* forocast for no urKtoy,SapL27 0 noon. Sunday. Sopi. 27. ______Hagcrmjwi m" ilS ..... ' HijliI. iqtiqoai 'io CiHHud, NJA I, ACQrtgaWwmwbr^cttfafdfrtknaepnaaoft^■»■ o n . ™ lampwuft . , ™ . ,,j Idaho r.illt 63 Sawloolti Mcxj -lo* -tn 0* lOt 10* M* «0i40* ao* M« TD* Ml Ml 100 m m 2 , Oelroil 91 65 .OJ-'-oi- '■ coco WAiOt s (10 77 H#High: 72 Low: 42 - hSCm'w BS 74 .1l>i 'r ; ^ Mostly itm y with patchy [ TifcrMi Im iF I • & * " ,*i ’■ J IPi“• E 3 E 3 E D E5ES3 E3 ES o ^ 09 66 ,. ■ V s A ^ ^Mily moming fog. Moslly ------Wg»« li to o ,^ lUin T.«>Qn». numlUTTU* ta* Iwwy KObm 0? 73 Jtw WHIWJ turn . ox-Jr c»PM» !..« Vt-K.is 85 66 ^fv^pr'.'A s**™!Amny Mondiy. |om a, lo» Anseln 73 62 ___ 93 68 MUml B«adi 09 82 .OJi i ' Milwaukee 00 69 .03)3 ■ > the Naiional Weather Servicc radio3 Iwband at VHF-FM 1 G2.4 or 162.SS MHMHZ. The Minneapolis Northern Utahfl I Internet»t address lor (dilw Tnmnoftition Dcna 76 65 .20to :. .. hop/Mw 'epartment ro.>d reports is: New Otleoni B9 70 wwjutc,kl.ir!/.id1ldhjipg.hlm New York 80 63 A H i^ 71 low; 52 i m n i Oklaliom.1 Cily 90 73 ' Omaha 92 76 (BtlyBmy with chancc of 1 ^ 9 l*hocnli showcowors and thundcrilomts Indoc 93 71 ^ aow37&e038 07 62 - in IhcIhe Ievening. Partly doody' (low) Idaho: Ckxxh and scan Ponl.intTMc. altered rain showers lin- ElttHlewhere: The Gulf Coast region b <^9 51 - Mondonday with chancc of Bivntim in braccd for Poribnd, Ore. 74 50 .02?i ' • - ■ dhemo gcred over southem IdahoX) 00 SaiunJay, while tbe Hurric;ncane Georges on Saturday, whi wioonshowcfs. 4SminuJ nonh was sunny. w hile JIfonc Reno S6 S* .09 ? -"■ ’« « R « b r 745-7278 sto nns ■swept ihiDugh parts of the northcxlhon, Plains 9» 72 - Afternoon icfrperatufcss rQngcd from 69 degrees *ind GreatCrc Lakts. 60 52 .oa-a- ' Northern NevacOda al Lowell to 56 degrees atal Twin Falls. Boise and Coon , San FranclKo 67 57 .022 cofRes bnxight with it bands of rainsains Ihat spun Senile 70 47 P o a ^ lo were 60 (fcpces,s, Lewiston 64 and Idaho outwanl/arti toward Florida, where (here wen;wei at least ^ k a n e gh: 70 low: 42 Sum rtlo half a ( 69 43 m m i likely wilh d u r ^ Sm ixtc ■ a dozen reportj of tornadoesi anand funnel W-»hinKion 06 63 ...... '• Wintis were gusty near, f d l ? ® k «fc«nom)w7a2ajn. ir an afternoon thunder- clouds,ds. A few £ild damage lo treesi anand power 89 70 _ . J ihundcfstorms. Chancc Lunvphp h a c R ra quarter. Sept 28; full, O a slomi at Twin ftlls, with s V k s \ I? Of iho h southeast winds at IS lines,. NtNo injuries were reported, showers Monday with S; bst qu;quartiy, O a 12; new. O a 20. gustinglo20mph, Elsewherxre winds were light and Scattc . , Canadian Ciliesies N \ N S ::mooo thundcniorms. attcrea showers also fell in Utah,ah, Nevada, Calearv variable al aroond 5 nph orkss.or CalifomiDmla and part of Montana. so 32 ...... Montreal 71 53 -TheAitodjlodaled Presi Toronto 77 S9 Vancouver 64 46 . UniorTZ Continued fnm Al Vluseum _ I _ i n ei E; L ______says the fears of a flood nttaiadfn»)Al »d of money - • T Tl W r t * I the country's histoito ry ,” sa id Contiruwd fromomAl i j------are unsubstamiated AFI written to elimioate languageIge M itchdl K. Itili, a Vieti legislatian such, a t Shafer said suggested a govov- a r a t C ontrol I depanment’!nt’s deanup commit- M bill, she said, and normal c s sTOiM : iJinjctw,. M ichigan TO„ ,5 djEEIEEL spokesman Brad nment conspiracy to hide evi'vi. University. The exhibitbit ovora. Busgersald. around upcomtng vot(s. )(30 8cn»s the countiy dencemceofM IAsand POWs. This year's dc ^ o n ana phasizes the militant■ tfr n n ^ r a n g Meeting the •nadiwiUbe The end result is a “thought-tit. and de^mphasizes the Ihose commitments is S ' b a a ^ on succcss laborr hadha in rally- !?,2 T 2 5BMJwstsfe-spWon' K l orow he moderate thedepai^ernent's responsibility. C t MOO Mitt t o n a . I * ovoking and fair, balanceded mainstream,” he said. ing Californians againstist ia proposi- wy," said Kelly W atts, execu- ison th e dep artm en t Fdr tion to require a union ;u- T he s t n i ^ e recallsi> -h = > 9 9 5 (Sr moro on Iho Idaho Nallonsr'tr- lo n to c h e d c •c director of the New Jerseyey Enola Gay controver t renewing Lockheed’s Eno i nginoerfng and Environmental ' with c v ay member befor ersy a t th e contraa wasIS thoti failure of anoth- La l l ' amove. C S S S 2 etnam Veterans Memorialal Smithsonian Inst Laboratory, visit -^iw ^ow ioo S undation. istttution s „ Lockheed!d ! subsidiary in com- Tho Timos-'' It’s a three-step proce nahowlabcfinafclr^a ^ Notional Air and Space NewsOnlinou ■ocess, Dion ** *There was no effort to try and i|»Miuemn. plcd„sacontr>ntract for the deanup sud: educate mcml>crsrs abouta the jttBSantW kw id The Smithsonian s^edled back an ofPitg.afomi itewash anything,” said veter-tf. exhibit of the aircraft thi ormer disposal site for http:ZAvww.moglcvalloy.com' issues, rcCTuit more mcmla n b a s , and Oemcera**: Plutonirnnconl and dick on NawsUnto. V ';'- fiet union members to theheponT f MM* - Anthony Delianno, who sat onJn the first atomic bomb rontaminated waste. ‘ scoimnittee. lb to Japn Lockheedd Martint Advanced If the group holds truerue to these 2rM0(sti1ct after veterans complaiJamed that Environments steps, then the unionMvill i e added, however, that veier-X- ' depictions of the dam :ntal Systems, which , kccording *•* to the contingqrtcywy ivillhavcthe MdwtfSWHi amage and ,ig„cd n for Pit 9 deanup. the firsL OTongcst influcnco in ansareoswhere N h i l l a p ^ l ! “are not going to be embar­r- deaths portrayed the Joi contract for Pit 9 in PJ'*" rst- - rassedked about taking their chil- Jap i^o s 1994, was firedfir. for default in ISC - a ^ad y under way'- ' the most union rhcmbasc n and sup- 1st DistHct 1- victims without ackno\nowledgins June to bei W portcre live. T iat’s how tht ai there.” jcgin in September. The nexta t 'thcFnxess OHmhwi.0 Japan’s atrocities orr aattack on The job has IS supposed to viork. ' I m Somik>me historians who reviewedd Pearl Harbor, !ias fallen to another Pi'ostise - th e rem oval of limitpd HaienCMnomt«Ot.ltll,BOO t h e te; p4 But it’s likdy that here|re im south- SenatK ; text said the center gave a Robert K. Brigham, a subcontractoctor, Parsons )unts of waste - is cxpected :.toto in in Septem ber 2001. _ cm Idaho, the radio adsIswiUcoaie vv BIBMwk.I>; ^ ^ skewe

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vs prove sdckinji n g p o i n t ^ Ighllghtsofthe House-|liiassed tax cut bill D Mttriacfl age •penalty fe«#f: Doubles isis $14,500. Pensioners 70 ond oldoioldor |i‘...... {prG lihroniSS e n a t e ^ ■ trw standanidflfd income lax deduction to loco no cut in txtnefils no mol’terrhow hov, $8,600 fromfron $4,300 for married coo- mimuch they oom. Revenue loss, $550i550 ’n^WMhfctfonPort[______' m plos niing•Sjoinity. jo Rvfrytarrovenuo milmillion., loss to tfwhe ffederal government, $28.1 □3 i Farm taxes: Mokes pennoncnttth the e billion. " ’-WASHINGTON-I - The House njiimio allowing formors to -ovcfogo’ passed an $80 billionion tuxI cut pack- j K H « t and dhMend excluilon: theIheir income over ihme years for tho • Qgc S aturday andd S'sent It on to a filers lo exdude from taxable Purpurpose of ieveilng (ho peoits onddval- val­ I, r q ^ sailing in thele SSenate and a t200(slnglo persons) and loyleys In fomi income from year to ycar.year. promised veto froirrom President 'Int filers) earned from inter- Thtn » bill also extends the timo o atvidends. Revenue loss. fanlarmor con cony back losses from The m easure wasIS approvedaj 229 Ilion. prcxcvious years. Revenue loss. $1262 6 to 195 on a largelyI paparty-line voce I Insinnee dwhictkin: Self- millnillion. : that saw Democrats more 3 IndivWuals moy deduct the °) * Small business expensing; Speeds!>eds : t l ^ enough of th d r cir members to st of health Insuranco prcml- upjp' the abliiiy of small businessesland and sustain a Clinton vetcceto. Thc presi- rting In 1999. Revenue loss. fonorniers to wtito off up lo $25,000Oin In I dent reiterated his o]opposition to on. newlew equipment expenses starting[In In the bill as soon as < tu « : Lip to $1 million of 19'L999. Under currcnt law, tho repeoting the Dema mocratic criti- >'s value would bo exempt *2125,000' could not hove been writtentten ; asm that the measurt sure. Is paid for ;ral estate taxes, starting in iff ' uniil 2003. Revonuo loss. $1.1Ibll- bll- by dipping into the buibudget surplus K)or cunent law. the $1 mil- generated by Soclo ipllon would not have boon O Altematlvo * minimum tax: PemiKsIlls funds. jnlll 2006. Revonue loss, crecredits for ciilld care, adoption, cer- “I will Insist thnt wcwe reserve thc Hon. tain3in higher education ond other per- entire surplus unti w c have eamlngs Dmtt: Raises tho sononai expenses to bo subtracted fromfrom seiiisd tills historic opj oppominiry to limit, without 0 cut in bcno- womo tax owed by higher-incomeitax- tax- save Sodal Seairity, aj y, and veto any ociol Secuiiiy pensioners Pay£.ilt opposite d ii^ oions n s Saturday pcatedly accused thelie 90 percent of all feden aged 65 ihroi 1 Desert Pilsner on the five-year, $80) biibillion GOP jpublicans of a " ra id ” on S o dial al surpluses over the next 1 $39,750 by 2 *T.FB .C. India1 rPale Ale tax cut plan. cunty to gain shon-term favoror would provide adcquat< th voters. c Valley Pale Ak- . U 5. Rep. Mike Crape■apo, running r tion for Social Securii against Democrat BUI:iill M auk for K % r 7 ‘ i GOP leaders denounced thc1C Washington liberals wheconference on f " % hop TO “raid” to describe the mca- nie^.S. Senate, votedted with the J a- spend the surplus on ne\ I C om e See2 W h at T h e Kwblicah majorityy forfo the tax re’s effcct on Sodal Security,y, mcnt programs.” w ^roposal. He alsoa oopposed a / ring House approval F rid ay of a But Chenoweth said v Is A ll A bout! ^ ^ 1 rescrvi hat the GOP ■ (neasure that would havitiave dedicat- Krve account for 90 perccnt of measure was well-intent IDIIDT/ 516 2''Streett SouthS - inOId Townc f desirable,” * ttJ pie entire $1.6 trillTcillToh budget Helen Chenowel Mik.c™po e projected surplus showetl;d did not do enough to ensu ISUBy TwinFal•alls • 7 3 3 -2 3 2 2 tui^lus projected for lir commitment to the ^year-r- Security’s safety.Ider Ridlnrd | ^ OPEN SU :or me next Con^ss firstrst ensure the solven- old pn , sa id D em o- ■ Q Q g iUNPAY I-8PM ^ a d e to stabilizininng Social cy ofthe re i program . retirement plan — idalIdaho’s two House members which couldi nnm out of money as alsodL |u !s. Rep. Helen ChiChenoweth. 0 differed over th a t bilL t funds that " locked in a tight remamatch for a I'" . * will one day third and self-imposedtd finalf term ~ | K 7^ l^ n W U Q ll With Democradc choUeilUenger Dan ^5 T h e P < f f i c i a l JVilliams. voted with the minority tigoinst the tax cut bill Vw EE •'■^believe our first dol EKEND OF FlFa l l S a l e - ^towards saving Sodal Veekend Onlv! : > la n ^ V ■ ' ----- • dur'second dollar mustst bei> used to ittite the national debtebt and our o i est editorial *“ thlHl dollar should go tovtowards tax Save Qt_ki setting aside rel?ef,” she said in a st I statement off E V E RRYTHINQ ] in the N u r s e i cral budget p la in in g her vote. x t five years -:C3ienoweih was onee olof only 11 iate protec- R^'ubllcans voting agaagainst the irity “from tax .cut legislation, whwhich was An/I ^ 9 vho want to tlWroved 229-185: despite ^ Pf<^ident Clinton’ss nrenewed m a select new govern- i ljM |I|J'yK 'p fl^reat to veto i t tjw<» ChtChenoweth, d while the [}[l thb'presldenc said he5 wantswi the a^ j ,» ^ l u s held until Socialial Security A n d the 50 Iswfeguarded. continue irin our The Republican tax c Wfes an uncenain futur S ^ t e . you’U find ''I f would benefit marri ^ e d cou- select itemT tu U p to fanners, small busintsiness oper- afefe working senior dtiaiti2ens,peo- plfe With modest savings e a accounts T his u a greereat time to buy 9 save • hutwt huny! This is limited students saving torfor private to on ho ^ e g e s . It also would extiextend sev- ^0% ^ > nd /or a limited timel ^ expiring tax creditss sosought by big business and wouhluld allow IRSERIES. Inc. scbooi districts to keep momore bond Idaho's proceeds for construction.3X1. ■^'jDfemocrats dem anided d e that H lnlllm

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mcquiykanby « oniy Eit *i! I also have no ' 90 dayi Plus dwcls no dosii^ M nnw>Mm,T«1nF r 2 7 .1 M Fees _ Continued (rom Al — H aTcommic l u n i t y fF o r u m ; Legislative cand andidotes come I h e o iA t f a s C X i down even marc decdedsivcly againsi lu r O p in io n F > agesas, dally in The Tininies-News ' using any state tax n IX money for Fidi M e r e i s a comp ih iw iifihe TheWW Tta t and Game. AP interviews tm with 121 P V 0OfXkjTK| the fish and Game in candidates foundi ojopposition run- I l O ning five 10 one. I fixraisCommission Is ooRsiiMM a And an analysisSIS of the likely license3isinghuntir««d«*«* S winners of the 700 FHouse and 35 tic pn* ises and fees ID amid I te - ed.tm * * Senaje seals foundund even w ider The fira■rogramcuts. ml margins in each ch^bcr.Butincha WatanvhoadodCums Ite Ita faueat OPP. is >rwii bolh thc House and Senate, half • QJiTent cosL nK the opponents ind R^e iba M c E n t ir e I’ tim M a th eso n mdicatcd their. wcond.GPn,isOK aa■ d eo objections were conditional,con and Ihe flat. CFH. is tte in o B e Ihey might be pcrsersuadcd if th e subsid*» s e without gBiMraitBi i t e iidiesifaichenr.tttBZle- agency effectively'm ma akes its casa toaJer. atBi^wIa»Cta0!iipv. ‘They need lo cov er. upland game and MABF- s d cover ih£dr costs ^>*1 P« rate. by fees, bul I have: an open mind.” pennlts are dimlnaied. am said stale Rep. Hodlod Pomeroy, a m Boise Republican andam member of - .,._7 onz ons ent the budget-setting Jc am a m ? Jom i Finance- sntCofTtJO (2 0 SSOso *37 *39 *M Appropriations ConCommittee. “If B t t t — t u they just absolutely:ely can'i do it, 30 *23 *2650 $23 I we’re going to have t Jntfis«t« $15 {30 veto help them srlpteSmtSpmtmm m t tO»Hi tMt tta *rmm OUL" B $19 tM *21 But failing to conv siOemCombo M sa s I onvincecvena MntCoote tto SSB t» SM ta handful of those potipotential swing 13 *8 tu *9 votes would leave thc *JentHunUr« $4 *13 thc commission m' hT iMimiT n i i n! t r a sIS s n S M tM shon of the votes:es needed to J£SaS ^ S125 tX25 $05 approve a plan. UdentHunUng t u » *125» M $ j« s n Lt. Gov. Butch Ono t n t » I Jner's tie-break- ‘SoBsonRsh SSO $755 w s s a e *77 ing vote in tlie Idaholho Senate was • « «> t s needed last winter i orRMnc ti t» crio win final ntOecrTag $ 1 5 $155 *15 *17 *17 approval for raising diediecosiofdeer 7 szs SM *a and elk lags S6. That i ntBkTae txi tzr lat increase was 2 ^ 2DewTae *231 *23131 S231 tz a a s D t 2 a t a i aped ai generating:^ S1.4 million Fish and Game neede “ •T** t m s m eded to restore GamePcmA poaching enforcemen S5 ttxm S f Mmm mmm m tS game management pruj Penrtt * 7 ^ None» Ite *9 $9 Tlie agency lias slaj in l i r Pwiift $ 730 mamm m m m m ing by S9 million sin oPemift S7S0 $155 M 2 *13 *12 eliminated 30 pcrmancaneni jobs and ------T a 20-year coma, about half the tempiTiporary field Pubuc and ; ner SS onSan. n isb 3 she awaki\kens to a husband employees. OfficialsIs determinedc »d policy makers of tiK orer they still needed S7.6 ir teroem aalla-tk n Fok MM l .6 million more . appa 199US5SlM4n she barely knows. lo keep ivildlife progrograms afloat, ‘rs P°S‘ipartsuly has foiled. lazs- but delayed sceldnglg n mosi of the sioneisniigh•ossibility that cammis- “V ihcsc «c>e o a ^ « e l p>9 t£1 e E Can they rcrebuild their lives extra cash until the 1999IS? session lo proposeight have to further pare mwd e a d limr ~ C^faa use the extra time lo0 ctconvince the d r^ ie3sed c 1999-2000 budget imlU o , ‘ and faifall in love again? led last month. A t j u s Traffic stO]op leads polia T f LOS ANGELES (AI cennancohisloiongJostfether ? ! (i^) — Paul several cars 1 a fond nd^ ^ h Benitez thought the poli texdc Benitez asked thc man in n m ^ e bcat- 49. a Los Anfup,” saul Pau] Benitez. A&t he W i t k Ooriginal songT g s b y Reba h up Ford ■niunderbird1 hehc had just “If you’r«Angeles 1« scb o altead » . ntowo«mUKnfaepdfaeaa i McEntire pulled over for driving d svted to I m M 'ing with an (100*1 stop untilooking for sameaae, a l s Ib e r fee expired registration tag.I f The twoniilyoufindtfaaB.'' las No, he said, but he hai nm delianb^aBitffc had dated a whenKeUy»-alast saw one anotiier a pa m F i e m a a ^ Valfey. woman with lhat nameme about 30 and Debra bar«'as4inaatfa$Qld.iM S u F years ago. Then he not rnta learned l e la s a I2«m ^ noticed the cr. Paul hadnrdyloiewciieaaadi- j gh t a t 8:00 www.cbs.com | officer’snametag. school and dvr. j u s graduated o ldIhaU4»M lu ier.»l(tel^ “Arc you Kelly?” hemasked. asl Army. 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I :st hit by ADDS is Zira- S u ause tiiey were, tiidr fordgr J] ing for decades to hali of AIDS, but the 1998 im paa w sign m lnisten — step to 1 halt the popula- babwe, wherewhi 25 percent of the sho will forced to flee tiieir homeshoi or have tiie podium don explosion in coi show “even stronger devast im during tiie two-week to search ourir I coimtries pro- populationDn now carries the AIDS don.” tion stu- been repatriated, he5 snid.so General Ass Jected to double orir utriple popula- virus. Browi Assembly session, which 3wn estimated its popula- Iro Ir n ically , alarm ov er th classifieds tions by 20S0. Butu t ith ey didn’t tion will stopstc m w in g and possi- imp the ♦mnt it to happen thi impact of AIDS on population i way. Tlicy bly beginn decliningd m Just four the n in for you. don’t w ant ^ i e sI ththat kill and years. Jie worst-hit countries comess ias K V # destroy sodedes. Jie spread of the virus has levdeded BWIW Fall Tr(r r e a t m e n t . . 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These conf< , , sowihlsilc. Common n He be out a t the end off October,Ol and indude coun o n f^ c e in June; In addition t( 1 non-noxious Se can roam right here at home, or luntries where the infec- thtie e Im J pact on Zim babwe, rhi Dandelion, When choosingling ijJjablclde, assure ^trough thepagej of more iJjon SOO demographerss cccoidlrm that don rates hi Chicory, Ground ivy, { ..I th e im p act of AIDS ; have Wt 2 pcrcent or U.N.LN. data show Botswana with 2i f, Chlckweed, ‘fial your cholc«olce IS suited for your newspopen nntionalJy. IDS in some where thef affectedal population is . perc* « and Quackgrats. particular situa African countries will I ^ t AIDS infection. Namibk Ituation. Always read FoiFor more iaformation, call 73M931. fill be dramot- large, such:h as In d ia which has witii , , and follow thehe pnjduct| label. Feel ip,even"unbdJevnble.‘)le." more than 4 1 itil 20 percent, Zambia witii 19 IS Hcrbicide appiicalion1 oion perennial free to coniact! I 4 million of the world's perce _ weeds arc best applied let Sheila Hulzar, T.F. C I AIDS, which killedsd 2.3: million estimated 30 ircent, Swaziland witii 1S.S per. led according County al 734-9 30 million people now cent^nt and several other African to Iheir yearly growthh ccycle. If the T.F. CUy at 73 u u lts and children lasilast year, will infected byjr the tli virus. coun * not slow worldwide p )untrios with 10 percent or target specics lias hadlad adequate information. I e population “When you rx»u begin to look at the more.ore. tpt//www.mafllcv«||»y.coni I T h o u s a i a n d s p a y rrespects i to) d e p o r t e e BRUSSELS, Belgiur[ium (AP) — c y ^ L j * J ^appy.9( fidoL^! I Thousands of peoples gatheredgi at W Saint Michel cathedralIral on Satur- day to remember a Nigerian1 V woman who died thisis wweek after K FiJpbyf ack Fredericckson f police tried to depoiport her to Africa. 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FBI seaarches honmein .■I Embass5sy bombirn g c a s e NAIROBI. Kenya ' ~ ^ previous tenarnant as Haroiio Fazil. V/ home on the outskins;s ofol Nairobi one o£ four s believed lo have been n r suspects charged ■n rented by with the m mu urder o f ifae 12 a suspect in the U.S.S. EmI bassy AmericansHilodicdxntlKUasL wiu bombing was searcheded againi by Acccrding to FBI agenis. the home’s i I to a fnmplaint fDed c s new ten- Sept. 17 bythe th auoroey’s ants said Saturday. • ^ _ office in NetJcw York, Faril, a An American coupic>le saidi FBI native of the agerns.who had seard lie Comoros Islands arched th e off East Africaica rented tfae bouse house shortly after the Aug. 7 from May to . )i bombing that killed 24£ to August and was 248 people later joinedi by b cxxon^irator ■ •1 returned Thursday’ bibut were Mohamed RashedRa Daoud Al- onlv allowed to check the t yard 'Owhali. and the exterior of the h( ehom e. According; toti the conplaim. The couple refusedcd to give the bomb tha iheir names or commcnt hat destroyed ifae ent further embassy wass built b at ifae Im u sc ^ about the house, sayingg ihthey were rented by Faziaxil, wbo is a fngi- | tiying to complete ther movemi into tivc. He is aallc llied lo bare dri- VO v e r 1 5 0 <'l their new home in peace. ven a w hite picpickup trudc u> tbe _ 3 tru ck s, 2^ 0 0 h i g h ] I.'. The FBI officeJnJJain lly trainei?d lairobi was em b assy on n the i day of ibe 1 - not staffed SiJgujy and phone bombing to *owdio Ifae way to tbe I calls were »^''an^ervered. No vehicle thatcarried cai the bomb. l i n e - t e a mn m e m b eers and ai i'j security guam . neighlghbors or Faiil. M-'Owbali Al­ and m H household employees cc ii could bc Mohamed SaddiddiqOdeb.aimber IT.II. : found Saturday to disciiscuss t^ suspea ch^e< FBI-visit. god in the Keman______^^ p l e s ui p p l y o f i " bombing, are’rc believed to be e l b o w - gr r e a s e . H TTie New York Times■s rereported members offaeal-Qacda the Ofsani- Saturday that other residjsidents in zation foundedled by Saudi the development identifjitificd the Osama bin Lade (den. I d a h o P o w e r s © erves an area laigei;er than M assachuse

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'N f U.S Franice honQor ‘domghbo3ys’ P ^ 80 years aftifter bade, jfT r \ m sU t eiiS pfficials gatlather at site T I 7 * ' s sn n r r bf bloody eiencounter \ WommtovDn -iROMAGNE^Ot50US-M0NTTAU. ^ CON,Fnun»(AP)V P )-O n » World O c t o b e r 1 ^ War I batUetIddeld that became • g America’s biggesgest cemetery in ■ Spolponsored by H istoric CDowntown Twin Falls -* 4 Europe. U.S. “dot 1.1 / doughboys" were a nid d em em bered SatlSaturday for the '1< )Ioody fight thatn rspelled the end « Magic Valley ] y ' ■ '• )f thc war. fl Distributings U.S. and Fronrench war jets I iwooped over the cemetery 80 11 ■ *' 'ears to the da'day Gen. John 41 P e rsh in g andI hihis American bl pxpcditionary FoForce launched M • Stores Open Tilni 8 p.m. Thursday ^ he Mcuse-Argonni 5nne offensive in CH M usic All Day ■c tastcm France to 1break through jjuW Jprman lines. & Saturday American soldicidiers fired salvos • nto the air andd m ilitary bands a s tin g [com both countriesries played at thc vl cercmony that paidlaid tribute to thc thousands buriedd thereth as well as i ) f f ' ‘ the dwindling numlum ber of living •7 v e te ra n s le ft, to fe e b le to O c to b e r ‘ attend. ' 10M\M 1 -3PM -Entries Available at I “Soon the gen(eneration that t Price True Val -| remembers the prprivations and An imldententHled soldier of tho U.S. lat Infant Value Hardware. Tasting Sampnplcs $2.00 per ^ > * horrors of that most fantry dhifthm, b m d (n Qemwny,y, part re«p«cU at a grav*of the nost brutal of all W v I camcimetDiy Saturday In RoiM£n»«)Dt-K the U.S. Worid plaipbtc. Proceeds to "Covcr thc F WOTS will no longerger be with us," oi-Moirtfawon, entom France. ‘ U.S. Army Seenicretary Louis Thomas fo • S>treet tn Dance Friday Evenining, with Music I ' Caldera told thc i s fought. Then an Infantry- babarbed w ire strung all throi le gathering of maninhij rough sent to the fron■ont w ith th c b y ' -i- about 1,000 invited g his early 20s, h c was sent ththere,” Thomas said in a ti »y The Eddie Haskell Banm d edpesti to bust throughth the Hindcnbcrg ph tele- Buckeye Division. “It is only fittiItting that wc Line, the phone interview. After being eh ^le fortified Gcnnan posi- iFear was something you electcd on a MAP should take this Iasilast opportunity tions aloi i justi peace platform,m. President \RK YOUR CALENEIDARS! llong a 40-miIc front in livlived with, said the retired chc ' • to thank them," h«he said, steps northern F licmi. Woodrow Wilson 1w was suddenly ^ • Fo, n France. ca]cal and railroad worker. “Th Food Booths & Crafts w ay from v ast rowrows of marble Thomas, rhere pressed to send thithc country to tombstones, each v la^ now 102 and living in wawas nothing you could do ab :h with a small Fostoriaa, Ohio, i remembers the it. about w ar in 1917. Thc sii: sinking of thc Intcrccrestcd Venders, Craftcrs j;^ jt. Wc were there, and we had V American and Frcnc•ench flag plant- co n stan t ; ad no ocean liner Lusii.s ilin ia by- o Ml ed in the grass. It roar of cannons and choice." Musicians Call 734-34344 , , . machlneg*i guns around the dock. 1 German submarirrinc and the “The memory of their sacri- “At nic Thomas, his 17-ycar-old brc>roth- Z im m erm an tele, flight, we had patrols er, Charles, and other recrt Jlcgram that ^ j I fices will live forever,ver," he said. between oi :ruits courted Mexicann i support for , ^ Veteran Affairs So 1 our line and Uie enemy had ha( about three months of tn iSecrctaiyTogo line, them! nom an’s land. Ih e y had ing train- Germany helped jaijar Americans \ •[ West Jr. and Frencench Veterans ing in Alabama before they wiwere out of isolationism. Minister Jean-Picnicrrc Masseret ■ I joined in placing wreiivreath^ ■ “ We have rememlembered these I ’/ American soldiersrs fifor 80 years. ■ '' We rem em ber themlem today. Wc ■ ' will never stop rememembering," I West said. - Masseret, whosesc ggovem m ent I • this year is honoringng AlliedV veter- ■ • ans with the Legion{Ion of H onor, H ' rendered “tributeute to their ■ ' courage and their spispirit of sacri- ■ 1 fic e .... We too mustust be soldiers ■ 1 fof'peace.” Underlining the importanceim of I ' U.S.-French cooperad'radon, he sai± ■ “ W h e th e r w ith ththe. United H Nations or NATO, wefiiivewe v i ^ ' ' ■ ' todo." After the playingng of “Taps," I four U.S. F-16 andd fivefi French ■ Mirage fighter jetsits flew over- H head, under gray, wind^dy skies. ■ I With 12 million AmericanAn sol- ■ diers, the Meuse-Ai^cu^onne offen- B Fixing the ba-)asement. sive was the largestt bibattle of the H U.S. w ar effort. Less!ss ithan seven ' H ^------weeks la te r thenvarir eendedTvith------' H thp Nov. 11 arm isticstice, leaving ■ more than 116,00010 AAmericans ■ and millions of oiHctT trtroops dead. ■ W ith 14,246 graves,'es, the cemc- H icxy lies on the battletie 1line where ■ Americans like Cpl. Cp Albert ■

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308 Shoshon* St e Twin Fate 734-99< QI p ]INK JN ______S u n d aly, y Septem ber 27, 199 The Timcs-NcN e w s I E d i tDRIAL c ■ C 4 ^ GOOD AFTERNOON. ANDD VWELCOME ABOARD MVRV ------'RMC FUGHT 199^. lASSUlUREYOU THAT THE UTTLE !M1SHIN THE COCKPIT WIIMLL IN NO WAY AFFECT YOI ■ Gitit/ leaderss must pus]sh kZ YOUR SAFETY AND COMFOfORT DURING THE FUGHT.E I forchhange in ststate waterflaw •I As the city of of TWin Falls in ten sifies vvaluable drinking water. StS uch a n op- its hunt for u-au -■ater, dty leaders should tition wouldn't produce anyly nr ew drink- • push to disam irm a legal land mine iiing water, but it would stretcnetch existing blocking thc papath toward one of the sisupplies m uch further. most-attractive o; e options. A final idea is to vigoroujously preach Specifically, th , the city should propose the tl gospel of water consinservation, changing state Ite law to broaden the wwhich is a common-sense messagem in TWin Falls Canal i nal Co.’s water right. As tlth e hot, higli d esert of southeth e m Idoho. th in g s stan d , thc the canal company can Ultim ately, th e d ty is Ukel:kely to adopt deliv er w a te r for foi irrigation purposes a blend of several of these only. ese alterna- titives. If it chooses a rechargerge prognun, ^ 'Hie city, howc •wever, wants to use its it will have to provide ^ ec cjcanal com- 2,000-odd canal nal shares to soak the pjpany w ith legal a u th o rity for a munid- ground n e a r its \ ts wells, th e n p u m p th e p;pal groundwater recharge programprc . w ater back u p - i fS - using the ground as a G roundw ater recharge iss theth hottest filte r - b e f o r e adi adding it to th e m unici- bibuzzword in IdahoA water drclesd n these ; pol w ater supply.•ly W days, but wewc havc sc- It’s an idea tl p J m 1 t h a t ’s ” ' rio u s re se , been discussed, < !servations P »-,J d, excit- Somahhmmmuistt>eaone, about it on a grand V ^ P»i>«rnDi edly, for years.s. 1 Trou- mMwio ble is, the canallal com . sootijoamrv,n l l m r i k 'i n f“ '=-T otae n toi th c ex- Er treme, grouo u n d w a te r pany is justifiabl i ably re- Falls has etiouQ ontiktng recharge couirould dry up .. lu c ta n t to e n d a i e River be- its 98-year-oId\ Sw e l ^ ^'n offered himself to Americananfam f - * supply about 30 r more condom use has mejmeantlowcrrates iliesost 0 million gallons per inging their land into the city.;y. T‘ lie up- are showingmore mi maturity. For th e first s a role niodd for repentance:cof of : day, and every drojIrop is needed to satis- she of teenage pregnancy and sexually trans- sexuals shot is that new subdivisi(isions are dme in decadcdes, the m ajority of h i ^ m itted disease. 1 sins. Parents aren’t likdy too taketal H ; fy demand on hot him upP on( die offer, but at least his fai lot days in early sum- gujguaranteed safe drinking; waterw in sm tot!(Its are virgins, a study TTie percentage of studi isfatd ^ mer, when “incide tudents who said a shows: thed cost of sexual recklessness, idental" groundwater perperpetuity without contribut: ^ te rs for Disease Control condom was used the last ess, H : recharge from cana ^ time diey had while MonicaM Lewinsky has given “ye: in als is still s e e p in g to- watvater, even canal water, to sc sex climbed from 46 peict “yes” a ’“ '''“ 'h' Staningiath ercentinl991to bad nanune. ■ -J ward the city’s well;'ells. proproblem of rising demand. the 70s — that is, after I 57 percent while die num ,. , gmduated froir lumber who’d had I predi^ c t a wave of chastity among H A deliberate; nrecharge program TThat needs to stop, but fii 3m high school — the rates sex with four or more pansartncrsintheir politida H ■ would entail pump f irs t, th e of sexual acdvivity among teenagers ians — “sccondao' virginity"= is l t i l mping water into the cit':ity must have a valid pl lives declined from 19 perperecnttolSper. termini H ^ ground not far u] plan for dimt)eddr^afiadcally, according to thc cent n abstinence ed — but not neceseces-1 • uphill of the city’s redecharge. R ight now, th e bigg:dve teenagers dcdined 11 two. 1 how to deny having sex whenen : 5 been having sex, however.). ■ '• is installing a scco2cond set of pipes to tive U f K j perccnt. Last year,ye 48.4 percent of stu- Lloyd Kolbe of die CDC' ve session. What’s needed ISis fo: r a t y dents in ninth ti DC’s healdi pro- •e’s a hot new dieory dmt peer ■ deliver canal watcater to homeowners lead I through J2th grade were motion center credited se* « r • jaders to create enthusiasm.m among sexually active, sex education, groups n ■ throughout the cit>:ity, thereby weaning stati e, compared with 54.1 per- prevention programs and i i matter a lot more than parentsmts in :ate lawmakers, then lead th e p u sh cent in 1991. nd parent-child infiutaididng how kids turn o u t You can ■ ; thirsty lawns andd ggardens away from for discussions for the trend, s :c a n ’ )r approval.t d, stressing that pass ony1 your genes, “The Nurture As- Thc psydiolojlogical effect is significant: teaching students obout "s \s- J t “safer sex” sumptionon” says, but not your values. Tlie survey tellslls high school students that doesn’t increase the chano s. inces diat theyll i don'tI't believe diat parents are inrdc not having sext ijisn’t just normaL It’s the start having sex. T d fi­ I Go]Dlden Shovvel Award norm. v an taftater conception. But teenagersrs araro Actually, it’s not possible Thc decline w ible to tell what’s ' more likekdy to look to die captain offdic die J It was like a seen was sharpest for die most persuading young people ti :cne from “The Old acnicross. sexually active groups:J 12di graders, le that sex can football1 teamt for guidance on properersex- st a wait Sex ed and pregnancjmcy prevention ual bcha\ [M a n a nd th e Sca.” DirtD caved into the holeD aas they l»ys and blacks.ks. lavior dian to die president ofofdie di _____*■ Miiner. 0am, the < campaigns are nodiing nevcicw.andi^dier United Sl le economic-comer— ^woik'orkedrbut-Robinson'and I school seniors, die rate is die fear of AIDS. I see no States, even if hc docs seem-soii-soin ------►stone of th e M agic ' i no evidence diat touch wit ac Valley, was crum- leaieaned into their misery sticl percent to 60.9 percent parents are more likdy to < ndl adolescent ways of thinking,dng. » bling Thursday mon 997. to discuss sexual Anddu^ats’s some hope dwt die valueslies on< loming. Fortunately, stabtabilized the leak. A few minui values widi their children,in.ordiatdiey’re i hi^scho Jtwo senior employ age of sexually active tiool campuses aren’t necessariljaiily loyees of the Twin er,r, anj arm y of h eav y cquipm c any better at “birds and1 bees”be dian diey hostile to ; Falls C anal Co. - Cl )m en t ar- males declined1 fromf 57.4 peTccnt to 48.8 to die values parents want toain- in- Clay Robinson and riveived to s e td e th e m a tte r decisi ever were. Stan Haye - weren cisively. pcrcent, essentiadally erasing the gender still in theh eir kids. I ■en’t going to le t it Thursday’s Tf scare should give There’s been a modest ini happen. IVC every- gap. High school>oI boys are nearly as likely For all,II die sex play in die White onene pause for thought becau; grams that advocate abain ^ Robinson and H a u se th e — die ^fferencece is 0.1 percent — to be don't prcnide infonnation a It appears diat die sexualizationtion Haye were miles fateIte of the Magic Valley is ine:inextrica- virgins as girls, m about contra. S°S,15-‘ty is not inevitable or im?- J;ahead of the bulldilldozers and back- bly i ception or condoms. But thethere's no proof ^rsiblc;: iy tied to Milner Dam. In an era in Sexual acdvityity was most common die programs work. !. If adolescents can leam to con-con. V hoes, armed with nonothing more than whi( h id i “It’s not m y jo b ” h as bijccomc cc a among black stu(tudents at 73 percent, with troltheiriir urges, maybe Bill Clinton cancan i^a couple o f shovels. 1 Black middle-school stud(:udentsinmncr- grow up tt s. They squared off, manlantra for many workers,. it is re- Hispanicstudcntnts at 52 percent and Itoo. agains dty Philaddphia were monloreukelytobe ------i^man(Hi-mano, inst a ragged crater frcsleshing to know people like:e IRobin- "Wifs at 44 pen:xcent. Blades reported an ;;that had grown to m sexually active six mondisiis aand a year af- Joanne]< ) more than 20 feet son)n iand H aye a re stilJ on th e JjobqJj 8 perccnt declinene, followed by whites ot 6 ter recdving abstinence Ies: e/acote « a mcmiwr o/tAc Son/o:TlJOX pcrcent, while thi lessonsthana MoruiyW'Newscditorialboard. Rcadms the decline for Hispanics comparable group whose5 sexse education moy ------was less than 1 perccnt.p< writete tohtarav ISORiddcrPati: Dr.,Or., classes s tre s ^ condom usfcTTwabsti-use Teens who areiren’t abstaining are more Sm]osc.CCalif. 95190, or by c-moi7fo JJa-Ua- I TPheTimejs-News nence group also was moreire h1 k d y have abs(at)5jtnercuryxom.jn ^ SUiAen Kartew______------Pubihhef Alien(1 WWltoofl...... Piwhftt man. CUth Wihrwtti______The case< is all ------editor Peter Y, » Yorti...... jWvwtWnj dire 11 about liees - those^ of Starr’s’s Thcnw> members of tha edKortal boani anc eaSiStarr was rig h t His in- and writers of odHorlab Details,s, J widi, Starr’s documents show.ow. Aldiough members of StarJtaiT’s team TVipp now i Justi knew of Tripp's influence an w IS under investigadon for ly-ly lies. • > and had writ- ing to theJ grand g juiy when she said diey : P.O. Bo■ox 548, Twin FFalls, ID 83303 K ;es of documents that are ten i about it in tiieir own note ^ey iotes.it was a weren’t His own. •port Starr’s impeach- ] Tlie 3,183 page< grand juror— not a prosecui^tor—who And wha[lat of the prosecutors and FBI or fax yi ist the president reveal a elidted i Lewinsky’s testimon; BI i your letter to: (2(208) 734-5538 supposed to suppt lony about how agents whotio swooped down on Lewinsky offensive behavior, a Jordan became invdved. ky ment case againstt and misleading di^o- at the Ritz2 CarltonI Hotd near die Pen-ti- "What I don't rememberT vtwas, if it was tagonlastj kaleidoscope oflupethedtizcnryand of i t January— die day die trap>set set my idea or Linda’s idea,” Lc»Lewinsky testi- by Tripp wt ■* pattern of dccdtail s end. The misdeeds of 1 sprung? Did they have aI I sures meant to duj Hed. “And I know that th aIt to came up in friendly, ifif persuasive, j chat widi dieir Getting in titouch the sins of Kenneth discussions ( with her, I believi achieve a political icve,beforeI prey, take! her li to dinner and putter discussed it with die presideiident” around a sh : Sen. DIrfc Kam Bill Clinton are thiok root the moment Lin- shopping mall — as Saar’s of-if. WaMrcton: Lewinsky began asldng the president ficc has mai ^ □rnlWtaFalto.callorwjOMfte!""* QlnWi Starr, too. 3 Stands men widi her t uuntained? Hart Senate Offlco Building to hdp find her a job in July N Ofrtette Sinclair, staff oasiatant083 Ih e Big Lie took Jly 1997, five Yes. B uttt diey also d utatened Lcwin- 401 Second St. N.. Suito-it. 106 Tlngton, D.C. 20510 months before her name app224-2752 da Tripp came tor’s £ people have told us v 17 years in die slammer, active-ve- TwfnFalls, ID 83301 hideous topes. witness list in the Jones casa 734-2515 Jvidence that the presi- It was Tripp, too, who cooki aged her from calling her □ To■ ow m d an frmoli totter, you r>eod a co On diem, Starr’sd his friend, Vemon Jo^ idea ii diat Lewinsky shouldn't d tried to convince her diat sheshc OlnWaMigtDn: putor,f. tltelephono modem and most llkoly for so long, was eviinsky a job in New York fidavit fi denying a sexual affaii t call her modier for hdp. J to bo a subscribof to an online acorn-Inifc dent had enlistedI testifying 1 in die Paub t S i- S r nagging detail, diou^ not of ^ 367 DItteen Senato Offl«fflco Building ton until Jordan had come du Woshington. D.C. 20510 on soivlce such as Composofvo. The. dan,toiindLewin ^ ty Starr prefers: “I - (202)224^142 address Is: iX - to keep her fromice. t. fy ^ his probe. t lite to say diat no one ever lany.cfolcralg9cralg.sonato.gov •fhgg. t-orbin Jones sexujibstnictionofjustiec” askedm eto “And she said, “Monica, pro to lie and I was never promisedsed : ^ □Toi^onomallkJtter.tier, you neod a com- and buyhersilenaJering scenario Starr y promise me a job for myjy s d ^ , " Lewinsky testified. you won't sign the affidavittuntflyouget ut Oh.Butwi ed. ^ putor, tfilephono modofnw aI n d most Ukeiy Rep. M to Crapo This was the “ohjmey General Janet J wasn’tdiatdiebasisfordus rf needtdbeoBubscribeftcwto an orvJino Infer- OlnTWlrwinF«l*,cailorwrtto: and witness-tampej die job,' “ Lewinsky said, rcco■ecountinga whole case? zherioexp^dhisau- conversation„ widi Tripp. “ T e mation satvfeo ouch as»CompuServe. Cc Tbe 0- Unda Norris,No field renesentaUvo presented to Altonthe sexual affair. y, Tell Vemon TTieseardrch for trudi continues, al- Z mall address Is; 628 BlueUue Lakes bImI n. Reno to persuade h you won’t sign the affidavitt uruntil you get though thes< people have long known tl ae sleuths have yet to turn uoip C dffK-tempthome^heniptN ^Is, iO 83301 diority to indudc d tfae job, because if you signitheafiida^t thi anyone who’ 21?| to. 7^7244... pp, who has been coop-_ _ _beforeyou bi get Ihe job;xhey’re •ed . Infact,Suirr’spe yVe novor B0»------tofearnot,b ^ - SoaLi^Ci 1 since Janu^, thn at ing in » give you die job.'" . □biTMnF^callorwm VMhkvtOK — if not from Tripparly conversations vrith In fact, Lewinsl^ had nnot defile die temple of jus-■r jied her offi- , tit?*hehS'as famously said, smirking os annon Building eradng with themy s —diat Tripp promot- davit dt and bad alrea^ gotten a least since didr ear » a job offer. hekeptl^li 5 ■ S Sngton, D.C. 20515 ivolvement And that But Bi she testified she was delib slittie secret He'sbeenSdngng >.i (202}22£22&S531 Lewinsky last Ju ly - 2lib m te ly a sledgehamimm er to it all along. 'son who’d suggested to ndsleading m Tripp because sheJiealreatty ------cd Jordan’s job invtuld give up trying to re- lu ibouthererst- MttrieCoca Tripp was die persoouse job and move to ni cm is a orfuninijt wilh News- 5'------Lewinsky she shouli day. ^ ^ turn to a White Hou T u m iT H I 37.13! bo A-U

______O pinio[ON »; ’■ - — ------^ L eiTTERS— ifanganio courtrthieMkm ll fadoinjai(agoodjoMowldaya «o .Under tho Comdi worded to nfle a m « B o n isdtudonoftfae bucketofiofteus.aintooistfae d de ^ ^ They «e GMy to be itaaesnefoce aialso add a fine of $8 million, United States and BillB of Rights. worstprwresidetttwehsvefaadin tafcmdnring tti tfae d^y when Mr.Bortlivi^OQ'lon'sdviuSd^ . fgeiBeie should be hnpeadied «n wiaaheSeigtfaai rTmfnw because^ tiiat is what he spentnt andar Ou^udonal ri^ts{hts have been immediateately. Or faefcicsthtfaatMDokawfaanns 5iarrspent since January’s big lie1 Peoplesle say diey ore tired of are »Om b c i a d h e i and more than half of tije Because of publid areas wliae tfae ne « w c ^w*Bt.1faenwlKre American Ai people believe he:lied. liec JU tj from the . "hj^ibtscandals, si, and I agree. DenocraticDq ads a i t a n tfae dress can e press and radio, hehecan’tgeto c Heshoulould be tried for th e pec w i i s Remember folks, tile Housese loir and impamol tri people mto belki iuf ■sbewttsiobefieie finedfc Newt with his censure. Thi JtriaLWhUehe ^ “ ^oiiousaimea.Tlie Ra teH an■ca ca was fa av ^ sex witfa sai .The is In jafl, the manihassuffered ha ChinagateIte fundraising is pure ^ ne IP tiMiiiilTiriliifc— Ifae new cijgCDoqatcrmtfaeWfaite nme a should be for Clinton. an Iiijory which oialnightcausehis treasonaniandbeshouldbe dn! Qmtoo can bc forgiven, but thattiiai finger to come off bc Shfldm^ixitoldpooifcooMt a v H asp ec S c iB n a theaaewidiaiaaicfa doesn’t do mean anyone Hm to f because of impeachedled before be does any mtfae tot streets. re and no recan memory? re : poor medical treatm*tmenthe i ^ d a miiu«e i to tbe sovereignty B resp« him anymore and a housiouse received at the jalLiIL ofthisnatiia tlOIL q y ■Mi oketfaB stn^naaist dmded dh cannot stand! Someone at theJ jaiJail should be CUnton’sn’s foreign policies are tam dedde faesfaoiddoaty ^ ] t f A ROBINSON held accountable for tau to aa oo impeadmKB. ir ced.tfaaitfaeysfaoaId 1 A hearing should be r great alsi^ A recent ypavaloeytMi yoa b ee d u u n ad Kd'^-Sd S'SIf Washington Tiotes ^ imder tltt CaadtDtHa. out what happened.:sd.Foormed- ^vesthews warning tiiat tfae Anny a S ical attention might I c d or write yoor C b t ^ n a n ihtbethecause ^tuiabletcsto fight and win. KodteD and them you sQppoR WMte to» 1 5 of him losing his fingSnger. The jafl “Funding ling bas fallen beknr tfae bnpe*famemofC^K imp ■ S * ! ” I M * won’t let him haveehislawbooks hi survivallevlevel in 1999. It pla» HELEN H SNTIEK M i t e iMtanes tellers QiI ta ttM rn w lilw u libelous, as follows: ■ateans^ae&ofpiA. obs the abilityty tto accomplish its mis- Pan] iV bscene or In t)sd taste will be 1. Right to be his 01 S C t e fc is own attomey sion at ana uunacceptable risk.” M p A U * etB d. a s win mstertaJ eurasa- I and have access tooalllegilaw al TheAirFoiForee and Navy are Aci USj« ladal, ethnic or religious b(g- books to help him pR IdnritaU t^R tod icrife ■HtaBtowuauta; otn preparehls rallingshop»ort of recruitment tar. «i. ^ tnnril liiii ^ I gets. Withhawericenedand a So acoonfizu to OO-cstBOBd ■Dte Q M MMtetfDMtadudatte □«I t e not pubUsh verse or 2. Not to have hisisownlaw o demoralizecaedmflitaiy.wearesii. SymtyaMTOfiaonrr.TVmlr S a l W fcnuBnc m books. tingducksf m Ib e s d ^ cdbioBD deoedikesendtaB ^MkkilUKiunber. orB cs for China’s missiles- iTheTbnaikus^txiaas S S K T S f f i T " 3. Failure to let friendsfrie and forwhichaI Clinton provided them real] Aadaoi^-AhUV S S 2teihltoamprefcnedi. E AmiVcles taken flwn other publlca-ca- I family testier at hisIstrlaL tr sensitivetettechnicafinfbnnation. ^eaQy ^m es" Jolm fin4y««WCtoi93 (•VidMrtaaerharv tionons win not be reprinted. 4. Failure to get cot Wy,lask?Ic«\bSr^ fatecfaaacsofenw. QBifc riB i ■ of space constraints,9. I counrecords Atthesarsame time, Clinton Mante ^m iu Maifatadia laifaemoesa,9M^I kMVfaabRnghttoour pi« from the public defen officc trashes ourur IConstitution ftnd fwwfl AneacaiDieihMB. leese Dmlt letters to 400 words.ets. I which were sent to hij namem becaose Bm ^uaA ^ ^ 5 5 maneatp p .q lonw H e rle tt« will be shortened. )himMjaiL sUpsaeed®tooney funding for a gold -“iTTaiM I n r t iirrii SSF 1 . I 5. Poor medical attentionatte standing UJ heTlmes+lews reserves the ^ven to him ' UJf. army into another DearieatBdi«yiA not what’s in the Consinstitution of the powersre ttiiat be allow die *?J2V him an i fais £aim^ a Es the United States andmd under the vmoletrutititil to come out, people fcdierbeaefits. ^ of Rights. need to preprepare tiiemsehes for ^ • Mr. Livingston coul(ould never get further shodic^lherewiDbe M kasbeaisxkR?«fa Casual a fair ond Impartial1 trial,tri thanIS much, muchch more dur people ££« aostmffmditfrmmta to the press, TV, radiodio and jail will not wantanttohear. 2 ^ lent is an in fo u k n of &n ad d l - p administiBtor. Conducductoftiie AsforClinlinton, he is acting like ines S 3 ^ ^ 'Jomfort jail and courts ne^ to teqwmihfliq^adaBaaaristicc Ms.laM7cmM Itobeupdat- acagedwOdOdanimallo^for ^lat a counQr coannw D er ed with the law. I meaileanthe awwayoutu t There is a Browing - dxml»ocldbew^c£I— Som° fj E N I & E r Q N ConsdtudonofdieUn;United belief dtatrCIintoQisasckman a DennemwMawghanto niM; ii, « iT tevcnacvLlMkv Smtes andBillofRIghiights. Ihey - a psycho.'. GGoing dirough tfae do,tfa>. tim B a lm ’s hiaatodjcr- all should read them.n. ‘60s, perhaps B m J pBOBnof eonfen B sin$fy LARRY J.BRANNONON knowtiiediflSJJSSSfc' ss ~ TKe bad ? fast B sc^ and unm, TwinFalls rdative truthu*(anytiilngUiai MAW ^M JLCHES makes you fe IW oK b k Arf o p { ^ oajare cDnomtj Fofeign policies ton «o& KQtsasl teool fotts. T7e ioxj oakeshimsopopular? 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U U ta n —~ criticizeesiian _ _ motaaeaniaE y i S i * about RRushdie Z in a a B B s nmof tf ^ ISLAMABAD.:D, Pakistan (APJ— ^ ttexsauicanm-m - l K | i > Pakistani Islanamic groups caid > O stattetelMhssksS Samrday that thetbey were outiased d InS nasBiBt. t. that their slim neighbor to m cU has softened itsiti stan d to w a rd C A ■ ta u .; British writer Sail SotanfiiKTReDte Salman ffiirfiilie. iiW indstueld| L ig While stopp UalUstat.ai»a«eat ppiag short of. H|Bj| renouncing aI ddeath sentence R ClepiacM n^ ■ tncUg9seno»-to»- F 5 B ^ HUpi against Rushdie,lie, Iran said la te ^ (toinEuoBiu m j ^ last week it won’to’tadoptanymea- TnwrffTnftinflii h c sures that threateaten the smiei^s ** anCvaaitaC .-SJH ijiH life or anyone coconnected lolxis lutOliattiAv book, *qiie SatanianicVenus.r | £]LTteaBBlfr ■ H T m y e a n ago.0, JIran’s Jaie levo- I | W B ^ S ■ ■ ■ lutionary leadiader AjfitoUoh I Khomeini issued Snilllinii ied a or M V ■ H h Islamic edict, agaigainst the Indian- I B KiaUtav I bom Rushdie chabarging his book ^ H n was blasphemousJS againsts Uam. ■ A i a » y j Rushdie’s novelelhasstimsdcmo- I I ^A U ioa^j ^ Pakistan,m, w4iere sevtaal ■ ■ > 1 )w s ago sevei petpecqilediedintio- s “ ■ lent protests againsinsttfaebook. — ...... osl Kohl anind rival in GGerman S elecrion»ns skirt riskss o f future I lOO'SX Cecmunv CLDki. uJii:uc tile-Miy(AP)—One pii No oneme talks publicly about 11 • pu.1t . che o th e r choDDUtflng away at the sodal wei- 11 aiitiiit riiif tunirtt.Akhougit ■% their fare*^ i l E which drives up labor 11 ' s b ot refute i i r a S asauad,id makes German products II CiianLifiliir me SohL and hi» harderto- cwii; CarhaniiSdiEoe to sell abroad. il uiiir w wi& BjT fliniii reassuring, II fatherlyy KohlIi and the energetic 11 ESiicir caaciii£]£e9. S a l l y ’s Schroede IJNT 3-j rnmUi dimana ar ;der. a state governor II r i L i ^ d on the world stage, many | l 1 mmDnfs. line of s 9 I « were expccted to make || I j n a t j r - I uns Ckmmas. fesll cnn°”°fana61eaca ssS'; up their n cone oc .gibijal] gmm;nmanc oicmaiL Day.r mmds only on Election II a i r diiiiir appnascfti^ f a i ^ iao p en : With the tiie cffaMQim: o f W&Kfi^ertfaewm- candidate ciiradlladUrcefiinn! _____ haveavoii I WEaewarwias— S ol folded introducing new |l -im ic CBrisoani •aohlltfigam B^ ideas thata t mightI attract new sup- | l i E P ITEN Dfannctac. ^ttme&icmgnear ideas that'at Germany's rise III UTESm W. I ■yftur rtiifiajvenu- /CC ___ after World War n III 'TT.jrrr'V m n w r atttart nea; supporter. :niulttii rlitt-me- Iwa&tttae " dieir parties’V a"b&p5^ II •vuir c;i(7itaJl off ‘ an image that res- || E*triui. .miU ctie tiaeStanalvoters. «Miates with many of | | | , tl! jj aaa- ' ____ the nation’s 60 mil- | l Jin:ilEiirripimTTfnwiMi, n lionTOCas III ncy.tte-ean5; “ Our cou I :ountry must remain a l |l \ nlm- lam e tnne; OC T O t tnev th e-ftg h r rock in a stormysk sea. reliable for |II | | * KER JKUunc I iiasinpflqanaitt I aat mac mps. 10 ourpartnenters all over the world," | | l S»aasaL appKin'aj. reqy:eqpTOinuuva>- Kohl said Fr litudteninp;. ^ Fnday in his final rally | | l i e ith e r candL- inMainzbef(Jcfore 10.000 ^ p l e . cuie<:mici.ai specific plo] II ■ P ^ E ven more m than Koh], III ^ El2hi:jndiSeiiEnedi9Mlor share gcner- Sdiroederr hash stuck to a script | | l NUHig Jii Hudt a» cumag; M iag;:&£tisdiEt dugned toto appeal. to the widest j l l »I)TESn w . :i: -ifi;tiiani3t» tfcic fturn. I u sG sa n a a y 's possible audi U udience with its lack of j l l — malolaicng-irfrniU sped£cprop(oposals. j l l ■■r- i.'tamplis.m to rraia aicDmpany— O n e o fhhis is mottos: “We’re not III •inc [TmninOnn access.a» IOJ' venture going to do e OpiKiii 3 everything differently, | | | v»eTI just don^ many things better.” I l l Hl O V r e i H IBEIi I M10 I J (IITESm e il I ^W h i E> e c :e m iBEH t I i I h« t W ^ 2010 MMIHITESiw e (! I 'TMtEEEm m s" I ft f o i■vinT l I I III BECSINNING9JA N U AJ I I Y 1 9 9 9 I 1 C A n d r Via: u r •biam g for a 4x4 FonJrd Rangur ||| Y o u a t i I « - .N b « m 6f w e , T l i I PAY ONKLY S3& M» PERHCO H rm I FORS 2 0 0 Mil !■ 1 4 nSE.vjottb a n d W IN III INUTES ilA M O im iD I I s n j W t o S HSflM ^ iboartfc £ FREE tA c & n r a l a t EMOTOROLl a f u p p h o p m t o u s e i ' a B n f c l t o E«4ag « ...... M6 f r h c T l i n c s -- N N e w s Ka/Uckrr- Ext S u n d a y , SeptemberS 27, 1998i Scctionon B i It’s Enice I A^ d r u s not to i predien you fixin’ to WUUami to us. Bubba?** ims has a “good shot" in ■ Triairoed Cousin I u n scatirting Rep. Helen Cheno- ■ Ifcrwia “ScarB aw^yOrdiedeeis?- tl wethuptipnorth. ■ > Shows you what 1Ilo know. When I Whileile signing books for a I was growing up. I wajwas taught that I seemingngly unending line of ■ tfae idea of wearing: bbn n ^ colors in adm irers the field was to avi ers end old triends, the ■ avoid a close I self-desciscribcd “political acd- I cBmaitErwith a sted-j!d-jacketed pro- dent" totook a few minutes to H ie^firedbysome]ne Nimrod vdio reflect on Idaho politics and the ■ ORdAi^teDabixkfrazlaaataiboard state off thtl e party be oncc head- H ------. ed fromn tthe statehouse for four H I term sasgts governor. ■ s year, in Idaho, the ■ D o n ' t rats have a pretty lou^ e s a id ■ «KME Thi:;”ough Stallings and iMOnnp »s are looking strong. ■ f f Senate cmcontender Bill Mauk and H I I governorior hopeful Robert H Huntleyr araren't faring as welL ‘ .f ts tbe hunters bDIgotovertbeir go I “Tbeir i Wtigmafam, I guess. I ir campaigns havc not & I ran across gotten offof the ground yet,” pn artide in a huatioi^ m a g a z i n e { Andrussaiy*JBStcame«aKio ----- ^ i«a «apt that?"?" q>eakingtodieiss«Ksfae cares seeancU&w dK door. U were weai imy hope," he said RaRay W nhams, wbo drove b e n f i n d - a big pact of 7 « snot confident that WiD for 3c aboaLAnenpnerviKtfaeiUD therenooAi vagnety Of camouflage doi 3r the signing because be National En^oeeri 1 A n d n s said be hxs > * a - he WMotarf at 73:^50/ ■H , U k 14th was a countu n ty d eputy . - _ bibs aad av^eddebcsboakum-soaac&. Exx.2 cfaeriff in unifonn, sitti conntEr drinldng coffee. Isidledup.perd)edoo T o)bacco l ■ stool and asiced Us opimidm onoQ the I . ___ Hiundrcds -rirfag ^ o f Mg ieen an d f 1 sbeei>dmg ochie ritaf su 13.W ■*You see that unit sittingsit out- I faces I g^tther to ^ be replied. DoddinIding towanl I ^ t e patrol car in tfae par *T»w years ago Novembi oiltHbQwokwaytochecSS uphhill I rcE[nember f r o n tfae road, and soroo n e hiiTtti>r I fipn Utah shot out my ens .- d a im ed he thought bat)n:le I nomegirlI I ^Wotild tfaat be tl« samameeigine I «flcased behind a box i ax of steel BfKortFHKlM e m m ihaA inatEd Uacfc anddwbiteand w Ttan»NaMmw ttar ______o b ia a n e d with 12.incUc H rig h let- — « a » a ^ H t t m da t read *SHERIFF?"^ I b u r l e y _ ^ c a asked me about - It won't TVIHFFAIXS - Uorv th ia 200 •utwearin’ effect untilil Jan.J 1, 1999, but Ugfaaed at the Twin Falls camouflage,- be conlontioMd. local tobacco hb nM dn and xo re ta ile rs aren ’t B a s i l sd' C tenfa to rrlrhrjff. |h». ch a n ew tobacco life o f JJeroaae t ll-year-old Lii never misse. I sales restrictions Biwitt KiKeibt, owner of Kariia M stall V^Bsei^a! itten. staids ta t a t oftha cn Ickaifca noms4 n s n fir S year^ but I af ty of tobMxo pnMlKts. Rwta dc scfiiA B e fhdKd cn de th at there Chevy shot oi r t sure the law wiU doas not bdtam Om Mar tokao ■ ai^w screen wlvfaile faer favorite songs Pfayed-Bea o»dH-I sold my rifle. M th e biUbill was passed, it seems Bataes - that s iim i ■I seem to be money lawmab Administation armoon 0» out diere today in an a lakers didn’t consider fimd- anced Eerbs said hede d o c d d s t o ^ Lake C iy w b ae she “ Pink polkaa ddots and topayforthe*e new law, which ing.Keri Thursday it win pqy fior ree btd e r moniior faow cssdo ■t^aed be£m her death Cerbssaid m^eaiaDS throc^Kxrt rbnsbode Isis'*-B a r- ______a»led by a brass band i Oers for illegal sale e new law is under the lafaoL the sitxatiaB, bodi look Ble 0*er.~ SSSf” It is a rignifirant tation. fodfaKkfrmdtt I draw- I , ^ew of the Idaho but Still falls short of fund *. rso ifaotOd I pot TOQ'■•o™'” do Buri^tyty ^undl member De^mirtnent of Health and m £ q g byiiHiliii^iefcws •i»g^iw«SSS" I Brent Kerbs,!, wwho owns several Wdfere. th e law’s processe s and pagpaps'- taken&nBseanqr< »e, but it wasn’t given atty work. B down for conveniencese stores in Burley. money o "Let BscootimM~ e t o d o d « ~l7 iirifi!r ^ *Pct me dl doesn’t mind s y or ftmding opdms along “I th in k w e h a r e d e a>red r e a j o ^ - K ^ s ^ d seeing legislators withthe the law, said department ^tV eloog stspected tfaattat camou-i I ^ restrict i stgnifxcant hurdle her ct underage use of !^>erson BOI Walker. ' lere.- Ur. Gas Owner, a a m about beinjd n g s e e n I tobacco, b ut ss W alker said. "But d iere is I i » S . S t said tfae new law S odietbe department was farced i iscer. said d c law dBninors, .requiilures retailers to but that:tat still didn’t pay for die , »Iaw laqrii«lDbKco,-he aKnte lor gray matter. I bave a permlit it to sell tobacco «>nnTm«w already Aipli«-»f» Bsrff-51 dns new law is a l t UNIS costs the depattm ent t Sgt-BZackxnon would dress«ssoneof and asks themm to: keep tobacco will incui PoUcigg efBorts, Keriis said.L make snre that do tkmarnrn uair to carry out tltt law. joices ^es and | producu behliihlnd counters to Walkers:Tsaid. I Tve sent p e c^ oot (toto n1 y pea.* his T o l ^ I prevent shopIU buy ^ d g r e t t e s m d e i ^ plifting. But after The! U.S.U Food and Drug b ■seX” larndi said d eln>si.V<,Ii.s law fcu S dI ^ « d Ifae smSes that lictT cow nand I laiiiqsbadcaibcrtacc. n a s e s e e n- n e c w a e t r a t SSS;^ camp c o n s e k n and ^hebnecw ith^^ &>e>id.elieveswatter earnesthealing poi3wer flfo c^ ^ p o s trees and uodeiKiertcisfa TbX w ociata d f ______fiapnsedwidiknktmia %1 jaitellyouiiiajlowdni Iratri that his naom l iofa»b a n oome in here," Ik a l in I W a f S chemotherapy S l“'‘ CAKEY-W h it comes to his Craters of n d te O a te rs o fd e Tin for fcned ifae Adi scne Km» reaisaoB in * Jh cn tfae rest of us wouldoldstart I theMomGeoq ^ J S T S S o -Stment, tt relieved his E&sw 199S,sfaek>dad a tcfapK m Jamofy. oqjring Water Eaaraotdinaire.E, now^leoeased wife Nora agm4ifng. We found himm everyi I U aurice EUsvnsworth makes claims but he Rtta’s dciiHnflamii^ Tbin>e ^ ^ h a d End d ore- e r p a m c r . faertaa^ o^ ^ fo r a i ^ I f^DotdiMhewasonso’t w ell vron*tmakeanyny promises. e psoriasis, his sfarapnd wt"m ods and a wbtde Bbdn■me Corny betee i amie! d.ibc move to bonem m x* ___ t o you know what? iat?N ew *TTieFDAwil mess of odier b a n d n ms I(pressing pec^ Car^t r j U k m m s . ", aynemfaerer was a match. Patty will pin you at the cross if youu inpludingacae.dbbetesa ■------do."-saidthele proprietor brEUiworth rudulcen. ^ Bac S « d M *mednsfaeUabbn^ n e w «k1 I M ineral Co.. a : h *Tve seen th b water dodc what socae medi- wood a spry, 60-something D-Dayy cines canX” EDswoctfa si odhon^ Htownlinid.nldlfaefaadin ^ d n c fa U 4 3 liagic J^ether my venerable HHu u n te r I vet. said. “After people minliId was die dK Inc m ferns do B a ttd b lo a d ^ O np^hoodtti sweat shiitiisreiaty isi Speaking fro: start drinking tb l water.r, Itheir aifanexits ju a beaxa BMcfaedEit. from his parlor overlooUnaS .seemtDvanisfa.Wekeep] I sw am py C areyes U ke, EUsworth ad d ^ P getting all som cf inUsI in A pril, a match was ^jj^^^etb er Albertson’sn’s sells *^e^notk»kij Lir maJLi MUM the trans- w n g to get into arty trouble.” He will tell stories c Our h^i«bil]«a. nner.r_ n d « *^a<|dLi, I ButEDswwthith would swear on the Book of ( o f beer-b rew in g $S0 a neO Gilbert of Sooth f m o ^ jetdng d» waterr Id e p to St. Louis.

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•FBI;seeks ^grandpj larents ------S ei^RVICES— Herbert Partneyley of M ountain 9;30 a ja . T 1. Tuesday at the Sunset Charies a W. P en y of R ic h f i^ View, Calif., andnd formerly of Memorial f k Buhl, graveside sen iol P a rk M ausoleum ; 'gravavcside memorial service at 2 i<^ceatllaja memorialal serv ice a t 11 a.m . M 2* forht Monday at Buhluhl West End Tuesday at m. Saturday at the Richfieldleld lelp in f at \M cy Presbyterian finding Cemetery. ^ ;baby :metery (Demaray’s Shoshone C hurch in Hazelton (White one Mortuarytr in Twin Falls). Chajlapel). . *: Kidnapperssmay i to b e d tin n g a a bnm n couiouple’s custody bccausc theth Mobel Monsonon of Paul, 11 ' c-up t n s k w itb O r ^ m Fink'inks w ere allegedly starving tlijL a.m. Monday at thethe Emerson 1st try to meet coupleo boyoy onI a strict diet of lettuce an„ . and 2nd Ward LDSDS Chapel, 950 ____ I ] Jen held loiether by wat<'ntermclon. They alleged]X W 125 S. in Paul;ul; frionds may JL> belie 3EATH N([OTICES -r SALT UK E O IYY( (.a h - f h elieve the boy is the Christ chOfiOd ™ 6 to 8 p.m,'.m. today at the . . . Payne M ortuary in officals bciieie a cooB>"Viesaspea- tfaemSvbe^ nd that the diet keeps him pun ’ in Burley and Alleeil MegrueMl ArArrangements are pending and'm d ' JC FBI said. from 10 to 10:45 a j edcfkida^m ^ 'I'c TWINFAIFALLS-AUccnMesnie, II be announced by Demarav’s isfaed 20ao(UlHold s> e ^ Cbristopbcr and PoPolice say K yndra Fink wn funeral Monday atIt tthe church. 92, of T m n: d s o n b i m a •mk were reportedly waitt dn Falls, died Saturday, oding C hap^. >i'- faospital Biay be m e a i t i ^ in the car with tho engini Bceting tbe spooed «as:” ? » H eber City on n u m “ 5 Nellie Vem Asher 1998, at th e New Life boy^^snt^xarexxssoBKw.Mbui.in WcAip Jjyn uuiing. A nurse who grabbei jn ig b c. jjjg - ® p.m. Monday ot thejTeAibii^Ull inter in Filer. M eelvin l Hiatt tfae West. «5 car's door as it drove off wa Iati^ u Arrangemiements are pending and Tri d r ,a ™ Ward Chapel; frien [EROME - Melvin Hiatt, 83, of •• C n is PfaOlipe. ^ » * = — 1 6 » ragged about 3S feet but no will b e ™ .o f- '•Ot from 6 to 8 p jn. tod nnounccd by Reynolds jeJot•ome, died Saturday, Sept. 36, .. tb e F B i; B id S x u n l^dacancs- q r I They were riously injured. Jinpcl in Twm Falls. jggg 36... ere seen on Highway M ortuary in Bm-ley a 38, at St. Luke’s Regional • tigators beliere CCb b o y l and 189 s tm drii W hen relatives took the chilcjJd 1:45 p.m. before t lal . Rkfaxnl Gvdner B37 IririnK their red 1986 taSS ^ h e funeral dical Center in Boise. ■ ov be travel- Sofaara. and^ t^ had the boy ^the hospital he weighed just 1(lb Monday at the churd Evelyn M. Turner "5 ^ tag fhnibe Ffesoq4nti-auanssto mtbtbcuFb unds. irrangements aro pending andfld .• PMIippesaid.Kyndra GOODINGNG-EvelynM.Turner, wQl b meet Chriaopber Fnd=ink.aadfats F iB k a b o w a Authorities fear that becauscise H e le n M innie I be announced by the Ho^t «ife.K3aln. was s tin n in e nKmths le B oles o f S4, of Goodioding, died Saturday, Robe the pattern of starvation andnd Haielton. committa bertson Funeral ChapoHni n '' ttal kervice at Sept. 26,1998998, o th e r home. Jeronome. C bcsji G andw r is|QriaoH.CT a ‘"S S iinn ,th e w eek. H allippe '*1®e child’s^ malnourished statelte Fink*s m o tb e r a n d lb I tbe giand- said there wasackfinitesiriitinewa: »en he was admitted to the hos-OS- ntotbcr of Dcmd Fink,ntwbo*aj oftfaeonple tal, the child’s life may be in taken from P iia a iT C ie in Cheyenne. Wyo, 5““^* ill f Ouldren's oa Bfonday.J. P o lice i n C asper. nger if he is not found, ----- HOS]SPITALS- Uedkal C ^erdi^i^^ a super. W ^afaosaK rhe FBI has offered up to vised Tga lag Satiadaj . oid a witness reported to MAGIC VALLEY RE bj.AsECBn- seeing tie FinksR l e « r ^ a rest S20.0C0,000 for inform ation lending REGIONAL MEDICAL CEI«TifTER R upen; Tim Archibald fig Id of Oakley; Stacey Murphytiy: s ty camera sfacmed ChiChrinujjber area near Douglas,D Wyo.. on arrest “ni of Uie Finks. They ask of Heybum; Sharon Pr Fink daAing ihnxn* sk Somenamcsareire omitted at patients’ request Pratt of Gooding; and Edwinm "•; sb Ibe door Friday, batIt PI h illip e coold n ot nnyonyone with information about CSL Traut of St. Cloud, Minnnn. ; vith tbe doVl in b is ut Admitted ras. onfimdatsttsttfitine, tho' FinksFi] to call their hotline at Julia James of Fi] Released , PtnDipe tiK Gan•mbKtsaie Dartf Fmk) Filer; and Laverne Stumpfpf ofi Norma Curtis of B ik was taken from the (800)70)796-7225. TwinFalls. Burley; Vera Cozakos, of. i f Heybum; Joyce Gee o Released Jean n e Judd,v(c« Md Admitted Rupert; Chris and Short ______Wendy Cottom andnd Betty Morton, both of Burlei iron P ratt of Gooding; Bnjpo Esmeralda Aneaga aj riey; and Stacey Murphy ofif Heybum; and Daniel and' J and Annette Hansen, both:n 6of Wendy Cottom of Burley, Al I o call (rom 5 loto 8 p.m. today at Jonao Dol cy- T " TV v t n F a l FteyroWs FtiTwiR DoLong of Paradise Valley, Tcral Chapel and one Ariz: andnd 19 grandchildren whom hour b eteo tho! fioadoroc ^ tf INi church Tl )rod. He was preceded in I ^ famtty suggests ctoam by3y a son. Derek Bodke, and irasnonat contnbiributions be given to his parentsBnts. Idaho marin [7— ; the Peace Lutheran Li Church Tho fum Bufefing FuncL ( funoral will be hold al 11 1 Contributions may a.m. Tuesjjesday. Sept, 29, 1998, at be presented;d i a t Ihe church or [he Oakioy stands trialal marcdtofteynolc Woy LDS Stako Conlor wilh Chapol. Bishop NoiNoland Criichlield ofliciai- 2466 Actcfison« A'Avo. E. Twin FaJIs. ing. Burial ID8330I. rial will follow al tho Oakioy Cemoiery3fy -with military gravosido for using alalias ^ rilos undonder the diroction of tho ______Q Am K L E V . Oakley AmoricanAm Legion, Frionds ’^ 1 ~ may callII fromfrc 6 to 8 p.m, Monday to many mnan at tne Payn momorial con­ bound over to stand trit LOCAL] iribulfonsis bo mado to iho Cassia XLY OW NED ANtX) OPERATED!.;]! Mcnx)rialII HospicoH( or to tho Oakley charge of false personalnation to • - Valley Artsrts CCouncil, m any another man. What docs this meanIto t you? ;,'r|| Gleim Marler, Jr., alsoso known I t m eans you'ou are deahng one on ono w m as G len d a A. Boldt, with the OWNER ofthe H W ■jt. w as BUS1NR.SS E m estU e W e n d e l l arraigned Thursday in Ba SS- Ask any of the familiesa w o h av e served, th ey ' H I Etnesi (Eme) Lee 67.ol!T«un 67 County Magistrate Court,«"He°t ™‘>™r™t]n thot you wil! receive the b est eervico a t th e m o st'H n I Falls, Oiea Frday. :2 2S 5 .t9 S a accused of using the I He was t>Dm Nev 2 le nam e reasonable pricc.X. ■^■| 2 . 1330. cn Glenda Target to marryry .Jam es ] BuW, 10 Roy an a Yoarajra L e e H e Galbreath of Pocatello. NO HYPE, NO GIMBfM IC K S ! : I M.2S an eienracsan oroa ^qsA3j«i by Marler appeared in coui:.u„l„a REGARDIDLESS OP THE CORP Srw«MjlIstof3S)oars H;H c o v ^ y c d P O R A T E O W N E D ’• dress. Magistrate Lynn B I f^unimg. lisftmg and b eee r^ c u f. I Brower F.^FACILITIES OFFERSs O F 10%. I I fleers He JtMsa wzoOwcHanxtoig and addressed him as “sir." lamjiyWe. H e a o a f ir d ay r J a fto rioun Galbreath, 29, was sent, I oomg wnaa re imoi} - to one year's probation P A R K E 'S ^ sa-rsjnong. S MAGIC VALLEY FUIJNERAL HOME j on his »ay 50 j a r t w ^ « pleading guilty to assumirTling th e ' J fesocdpan-irre • i b i a i f a f a identity of Johnny Boi t w i n PALLS CEME[E T E R Y "I Howasprecsjaeancsea ■■ 2561KIM £ a cQ tS it^his R a y Q R«./iitc3kc. 67-year-o(d Winslow, Arit., after-] M B E R L Y H O A D • T W IN FALLS, ID 8330r'^ ] w(ie. Besy Aran u s a rtT977;»ro’Ann (Jw.) GalffsJoa arx i ^ t o r r a Sotamon Ray Bed I (Don) Manm. Crorxss. G }edke and Orissa lyoM V G a lb re a th to ld 6 th Dis A m c O i t c h ^I eBedke. Ho grew ' D istrict 1 I an3 Larry Loe. a sen. KC1^» Judge Randy Smith he bei ^iy(CaFnO upamsiEncfexiscI schools In Oakley. L _ S B H [ believed 3 1 I Lee. siepson. Reuben < Boldt was d « d when he bc Cuiict. s:epCaugr.:ef. im Oakley High .. b o u ^e f Hesractuaaedfrom lira Ran6n i his Social Security card ,from j Alocrison. 12 granacftJtSn ua.sa»m i«»a “the friend of a friend." bo I 15 greai-granacftntSren He * * a u gfl h lGriggs Mi I m i ^ a tiy nstami)yar>a Itic degree in tu sn e ss Smith recommended I intsxis Ltxn g ra d b a ^t heh was inductBd .O ufbelovot3vod Tira wont lo bo with breath obtain mental he R e y n o l d s ^ I CremaiiDn wiii :a»ieI. place pi at mto the U.S. A/n I VJt\ne MorjLary m Tbbti Fate Umy during the Ood andI herh. loving mother. counseling, ' substance abal u se U ; a te » tia Korean Conflict antand served m tho Marilyn, onin Sept, S 24, 1998, Tira ' I mcnonal ser»-c>e will- t c as a Counoer Urttefliosno treatment and guidance in cog- C h a p e l ' ; i laier aaie ffl JartiaSge ince Corp a t Fort passed awayray peacefully at Magic nitive i self-change. H e ordi r . HoBtfvd m BalBmofTwro. Md. During Valloy Regioi glonal Medical Conter him I to abstain from alcohol O f f e r s : , ' htscoaege(t»s.hehe met his sweet- surroundedd byb Ihe lovo ol family j V i ^ E. iM ersonB t« » t Necfra r^IoncUne Gabrielsen. of and frionds loll prohibited ony contact i I 5 lollowing a sevoro asth- Marler. I ia i I Virgil E Anaerrscn. K . c e y w ere m anied ma attack, tha Smith also ordered Galbr I Falls, passea a*-ay carty n tfte_U)gan LDS Tira Rend6 ArbaughA Griggs, age t Ibreath j I I m orning. S e p l 2S ave sw Children. 20, was born to m ake restitution to Boldi)ldt for fiome «.s*s s g y s s Drn March 17. 1970. in Bro Frankfurt. GemSermany. She is survived any losses he suffered. I He was oom Jan. 23. 5933.SS in Upon cnmplet 0 his rfcii- by h o rio v in o • Professiona] Advo Planning Including lhatsi&lnsurance. t ' ; Glenns Ferry. r>e son cJiltS Ka ra ^imr.t»!sna«K 'Ing h usband. Jim D. kage Offering For TradlHonal Funen t OHOvOt^olM,, three boaulilul children ^OTCremaaonSeTvloei\'. I Gladys Ar^oerscn.Vjrgd grew . Kadi (9), and Jed (3), iWre Magic Mey East & Bfei; al No'^oAddimtdCosL I a larm ff) Paraase valley roarear K m I • Special Needs Pro, I Hill, where he also a:t« r i s i S Joli: hor devolod sistor. Program and FInanclngAvailable. rt) Chisham of Sond I schools He worjccd al lIjtocan-anr, t e c ftu rc ti a n d h is cci ing ihelVin RUls CommunitytySinccI939- I Homo Air Base lof a pcrexJ t ^roiBdgoodhoi aho; her godmother, ison of Wendover, Nev.; ^ I I after his high sefoolgradbate .Kda farniea lor Lee Trad at K*m?»a!S H Rart^sovMoiBn Ihe Oakley aty her grandandparenis, James E, lolds p . j also enpyDd wcrtqffg cn a la C<«irall<»mreolo,tour-year temis “ ’<1 Mao' Arbairtaugh ol Jerome. Tira 17 ®^oi Wyoming, whcso he *atero:m a a n d Oakley for two ® survivoGived by ono niece, ono Funeral CChapel I fed wild e k Atjer TTSTk'mgJ ao a our-jear terms. Aste sa rancher, ha "®Phew. manyany aunts, undos and ( p e t I Falls, Vffgii seven•Ms^Bn> scTKod a s a d tr c s r £ AL mKTkoa iar ar and Ihe public cousins whoI lovkjvod hor dearly. 24(56 Addison'n Ave.A East companies and n e n Sw 2S2 S »cais■ J iaiimati for the Tifa was ai positivepo tieliover in life VI 137MninAvcE i p s I for Iho Twm Falls H igrw yrDe&KX Efc k **o CafOe Assooaioatioa In 1993. al' ‘t hadad to offer. She was W ft Twin Falls f] Twin Falls, Idahtlaho 83301 ^ M | H I reiirmg Jjn e 1. l ^ . Or* JJan y w ig ^ »K t NtxSra werere inductedI into rarely withoutul £a smilo and a kind \Py\733-2674 jl^j t ^ I 1966. Virga m arriea L os MftiriBnran ai » » Saiiricm Idaho0 Llivestock Hall word to whom lomever crossed her * i 9 o o I Flier He was a memberT o l m e o* He was rwTTamed *Rancher patti. Her strentrength and strong failh - 733-49( I P eace Luitieran Ci>urcft aai i fifler ? *»V tf'c^e Oregon and were an inspirat)ifation to all who knew I I smce 1966. wrvrr^ a s ccno mooaa- CaMoritta Trail Asscssociation and and loved her.ir. n -Please Cal | F r I Jronai Chairman, eioer. urusaec3ec and P(«nd of tte TrailIll byI both th e She lovedI animalsan ol any type Catt us to Compare Servlet'ces and Costs- j currently as presiOeni cJ (tte NatwnaJ and StateS Trail and especiallyally enjoyed raising K I Lutheran Laymen's Assodattcns. Rayf C.C served a s baby calves and Virgil was an avid and horses. Sho lovod crem ax P t s d t m o« lte WUdd F Grazjng crafts and hadad ia special talent for IK I spendmg frany hears fc rfwarg ston Assooaoon since its inception in creating boautifi I his sorts and Irchss. H e g r a utiful birdhouses. Tira 11I C.S.I. Wl/ea lth c ri icaesa^- will be missedd dearfy by her family l l lEATION CL I ries and conversation win «3t; be ^CwasanaOM I *' CS?! avem em berof and friends. You touched our lives II "^Master Plan to I missed by many {rjesias andnd irbS»- ^ Cftiach o( Jesufsus C hrist of in a special wa I FinandalII FPlanning Strategies from toa C Wealth" '' I trvDS. Latter-tfay Saints, si way. Tira. and your ll a Certified Finandal Planner j HeresLffVMjdt3yh!s»atfcn Uanctiester. Ind.: two t« siste rs. Contnbutlons mayray be made at any M t angle. „ I Twm Fans, ftmfly and frv n lst s n n ^ U e rid a PMersonofifO c tfiteyand branch. This class is hlgblv endon forged by alt last semesterwpartfcfponts/ '

-T p OORICi TF Sunday. Ssptwnber 2; r 27,1998 TlmeP<«w». Twin Fall*,>, Idaholi4) B-3 M agic: Vall T ' L o c £ Average ACACT scores ;al n i f O d d QMM > No.tartMl 1M3-94 No.tM l e y m o u mn s p a s s i n g T f ' 185 20.0 22a g o f B e d kke i □ Burt 21,0 i»IW««IUcliool 148 20.8 145 QOm I 45 Friends e ffl 'a c i 20.7 52 19.7 40 eulogize formerr imayor as family WminrHIOiWKW 21.3 y man, land stewaward ield Ll- □ Raft 31 20.1 255 By Gregory Hahnihn sr-—^ f Q C m 21.0 pulilic cuuld n H IH M 247 20.4 24040 Tlme»Wew» writer______c XjI'os au aJuaifcd man 21.6. 10.152 21.2 8 ^ have on its W loM toM . 21.0 ranR c." “ fesuliltsr sis: 995.039 20.8 891, OAHLEY-RojRoy C. ^ d k e was ha ■rook tu '/iaf /vsoums sixteen™ ^ n t t l«*tt»,tesloio«kls,HI more than 0 cattle “Hay was F .. !y High Scftooi. Cassia County Assisils\ont Bedkc was a sm V(rcailah!e up there at p r o b a b l y Supet);Drt«l.ndenl Jony suld thi lo» numtwf of students taking tho tt ant OoMcjr did not rocolvo overago test ' test husband, fatherr anda grandfather (toaum e Ctvei' and made a closer to the who had a degrtgree in business land tiian ^ I i m prove r ------J administration fnfrom Utah State life out ofit.' anybody,” K jM OBt University and wasvas an avid reader, W h i t c l e y IS m IByfiavldLee “Basically, what wc do iss li e a ^ He was a foime said . “ He Tlmd»Ncw» writar them how 10 take the test," m er Army IntcUi- |er______• 1, said gence officcr who'10 was involved in knew m ore Kent Chandler, a counseh -RoIx^rtW hitcicy elor at his church as a \ bishop. Scout------^------about what E BURLEY-One Mmico High School. “We goJO over master and tcachei happened on B«dhe l, of- tiitors keep in>ne mi thing adminis- l^sLinksI fthc types of information 1 n they . And hc was aa irman who made fe. Nedra. into tlic Southern Goose Creek 36,.. look at students’I mind , when they need.” ts’ ACT scorcs is f^or mir moro obout tho ACT col- ” his living off ih< Livestock Hall of Fame. than anybody. You ihiniliink of nal I tJlat scores can ch Such dasses are not being :c 19GS, B edkc w as the 1 changc as much logo oisontmncooxom.visil 77j£? a ighdd Goose Creek and Goose Creek, you liiink of: Ra'Ray." from year Io year a at the outlying high schchools, the Oakley Valley cnt of Wild Rose Grazing But it’s more iluin Bedi ar as the students Tin Timos-Nows Onlino at D ^ a ™ Coundl's Je d k e ’s Uld . who.take them. Doggett said, but those sch iation, a role that landed ranching skills thai will . . http://ip:/Avww.maglcvalloy,com o; chools plays and musicals, kvill be J lia t’s why admi. offer more honors and coll I a national spotliglii while mis.sed ' in Oakley. dmmistrators say and ind click on NowsUnks. ci illese- “He was more: olof a diverse guy li™ilroSr in ' tJ w ore more imc credit dasses, which will 1 oup battled with thc U.S. inicrestcd in how L ------—______I st I help than anybody woi»ould ever real- P o reS ■‘He was very active: in his > ■ < students do on students taking the ACT. ize," said Burley rc Scrvicc over grazing issues industry, ' in his dm rch and in on the collegc Burley counselor ] ( resident Robert , p i d in his . f. entrance exam ovc riables.” 3 , D an W hitdcy, who long I Goose Creek. icommunity." Scott Bedke(e s; said. , years rather thaiover a period of the varial BoLngbroke said students shi ans knew tlic 67- han comparing Thosese variables include the ta should y ear-old ra n c hher e who died „ 'V '“3s , attention he never pur- "He ‘ Ihougtii it was his respo:sponsi- iJ.'- ACT scores from yc take the test if they thinkt theyi Thursday at his ho: aid his son Scott Bedke on bility • lo be a jwsitive coniribi 1 year to year. number:r c of students who take the plplan on attending college. home In Oakley. iribuior , Last year's ACTH" results,r recent- test, andnd the number who take "He was an educa.cated man who lay, but he never backed lo < his commimity, and that’sat's Ihe V •! *y released, show J . “If they*rc going on to coll.5Uege, took what resources rom it, cither. ‘ >way he lived his life." w Minidoka and coUegee-preparation p or collegc- it'It s extremely im ponant to I W: 01«ia county stud ) take up there at Goos didn’t ever run from con- The vast Bedke family, allal] of ■w ; itfg't)verall. Overitudcnts i improv- credit dodasses before taking the the th test,’’ Bolingbroke said. 3 er the past five ACT. SoiSome students may not made a lifc out of it y," Scott Bedkc said, "or Oakley C and many from aroundund tiic • r • years, students fn Taking the test is not as imimpor- Bedkc served 01 e thought was right - what ? i from both dis- wke anyny coUcge-relaicd courses tajtant if students plan on g o i^ Magic Valley have rallied aroiaround t.;- trictshaveincreaset i tak in g th e ACT, and te. ig to a a t y Council for 12 Jit, let me rephrase lhat; tlliosc feeling ihe loss, he saidsaid. It of I Cassia Countyised stv their scores. before t technical program or commuj students scored theyTl likiIikdy score lower. co lujuty mayor for eight m i s alot a rdative term. nmakes it easier, but not easy. a^^'average of 21.1 y- 21.0 on the 36- In the eC Cassia district, averages it,’ I take once director offrs7a-te"caS a was never ashamed of his “He left some big shoes --boots, bo< polht ACT scale ion as a rancher. Hc was aas It were - to fill," Scott Bee ale. Minidoka at smalle;^er schools such as Raft ]Mony colleges look at A assodation and w« as, inducted with 5,eS °£ Bedke County students scoi ligh School can be signifi- s a ACT ___ I kind of steward that the said.sj scored 20.L River Hig scores when dedding whetheiier to Test scores five y ^ te re d by one low score aci aj'imponant as 'ethe years ago are cantly alt. accept them. Colleges usuaually H i ^ ^ r e , Doggett said. ha oiYes, said Cassiathe C most recent or one higl have a minimal score; studejents a County assis- And atat ] Minico and Burley high wh Publiclie invited to; tq«t superintenc who meet thot score may 1 I>oggett. e n d e n t J e r r y schools,.counsdors co offer non-cred- automatically aui accepted, while s I It classes|s specificallys designed for der SlYAJ^ RIVER dents who m eet it by a wide m I S U G A R O [ look for in all the ACT.T. 1Students can take the gin gin may qualify for finandal ait : o M P A i v r d Doggett, who classes aftafter school or on week- aict’s ACT per- ends, and»d \woric on the ACTs four Times-News7 staff writer Dai BEET STORr a g e f a c:iLITY i ^ n’t look ot the componenteiits: English, math, read- Lee reached in flurfcy ts because of all ^ and sdentificsdc reasoning. 677 ^ O P E N S. H O U S ]» E Q I CO ______: 9bf l Octob'ber 2, 1998 pay for it,”t,” she said. “The depan- A representative from Bat f; . ment hass itsit hands tied.” offii ^ 3:00 prrm to 6:30 pm offitt ^ d he had recdved lettetiers [fare has creat- Offidolslls for the Idaho Parent out]o u t^ g the new law’s fundii ' group to ham- T eacherss Assodotion, the most pro ding g r f problems, and said he thoug to Implement prominentnt voice in favor of the the Jght fhe state was going to have proirob- w law. new law , saids Its stance comes lems. lem MINI'CAS!SSIA D ISTR iar r I y, president of from a bas:Jasic philosophy to pro- Bi Bott said he had great reservTva- 6 0 S 4 0)0 0 W Paul, Idaho rs Assodation tect childndren from alcohol and dons tioa about the bill from its sta the group, said tobacco, Iton h the Senate, so he let it becooome ______208-445 8 -2 115 omised money “We haviave a national position aw without his signature. It that outlines our rea- Bi ______J statement t But that does Utile to comfofort - 1C federal gov- sons for endMdorsing this tow," said localocal retailers foreed to deal wii Ions out th ere Id a h o PTATA President Emilee a lai vith I law th a t they say won’t woriork, to take advan- Y ost, w10 ho said she had little and ind will never punish the actuitual “But in fact it informationion about the bill’s cur- offeriffender. Ited and diffi- rent problenlems. icy “T hat’s what I loi “When we get the derks to pa t that federal Legislativne difference betwe0 centsi to fill your I i Idaho’s Newevest & Largest Quillilt Shop! J I ) Hailey’s Lucille and )n container. j 0 4 - * = " „ •ing cam e own one-gollon c n ’s o f homespun crafts!J.' Large1 selection in ali yc I Brower went so far asone to thing “There’s enoinough water to fill * your favorite fabrics | I . gallons of the stuff on5 is i that it better than 1001( semi loads a • I the Midwest after theyjurce near day,” Ellsworth■A said, adding that * F C c belifrve It cured a colon Baturins ♦♦♦ I i^neering a few offers fromfrc international I Mso' H e x i t a e I te d helped recoveriesaboratory fr businesses mak..k.hi„.hl„khi, W e A lso> Have«.» I ^ and lymphoma cancei imbleberries • RJR • p&BB • V IP . I 1 Adamson’s Store in Ca . I H offmffman • Red Wagon • Pet< H o u s e^ • Antiques ■ I > l^he w a te r, ond ownei :ter Pan • . ^ . Ir is ______• I A lexai:xandcr Henry • Kona • S Adamson is apparently South Seas A Gatheniring of Countiy Fumitl i t u r e .Quiltins&Er I devotee. Embroidery Supplies | _____ a virus that affectfects o n ^ transplant _:! * larcus • Spiegel • Balij* .Modah .. . & Acce::essories for the HoiiitI r ie , „ „ I } So for protection fromprescntEd' ' patients caused I g ie n ts and from ai ~1 D ^)bic b i , Mum • Jinny Beyer • • ' R u ffle s S l R iblb b o n s ' j B on it to ■ tions than Liz cou • B'nsTOx Come VlVwit OUT two new Stores I j^ sw o rth built a shed1 arc the ser. “Liz was a girljirl who brought to ^ aufman &. Many More E ndrc line of c/u'/circnsch c/ot/ii'n^ I on theth Square in Rupert I a fam ily us laughter, smiliniles, strength and, I I i Inside, a green- and fiemcop five . p erh ap s evenI today, tc comfort,” 1 ~ • Home Spun Sl ~ W e offer Custom M a S h irts &. Sw eats {I 4 re^ 1)001 shines through i theRev.VlaorFr Folkert said. | ia c h m e O p e n :I hMon - Sat 10:00 - 6:00)Q I aegree water that bublort m o r e ------Q uilting & Fabricadi flrit/icoURopcnBU,; • Unique Patten ^ i n as much as a mile d tion ;ms & Notions jI insplont. Times-News conamspondenfKd/y [ 5 2 4 16th St - Rupert, ID EUsWorth’s estimation.ith deter- /. Sdzle can bemmached in FUer at j Q mme w Check out our Qrem I From the shed, he ranease, bul 32M104. at Prices 436-0‘l0455 Fax 436-96755 Qrcat Classes &^ Friendly Services I QM to an adjacent turn- I__ ___ I 6en*my cabin. That is wh ai ------«J M s ^ c h bottle from a faui .± ______r_! ■ s.f^gucss only the gooi l^ w s where the spring f)C^,” he said, addhig om h ad p es know from tests is q c^n o t comc from a soun ^ U a h o National Engin (u|l*Environmental Labo flundreds QwUnuadfrofflfil - -jlia tu rd a y i Southfield pres * r-sh irt with Liz’s photo o m b e r t - who attended th W e - as (h an k s from fi um bers for giving then w r e months with Liz. jtliz was on life support n n once after the trans] W e e she spmng back with i nJhation to beat the diseasi

I c o p ' d M Tkn«»fltwt,TwlnFi Sundn.8W*nbif27.27.1998 —F o r T t ThgTlme^Nawt HE RECO])RD------______MaRiitraleJt oJud«oThomailLBorre»en. (le Brmndy I, («ood Offenae), amended lo drivingXinder i Iniem to kill; Rule 11 ] No- the Ihl Influence; lenienclni Cel. 11 plea agreement; jail. liapeiKk Jerome County w; driving wilhoul prirlletes; no UaUagUni. Judea T W . IL el- 19; S1.000 line. $63.50 courtJ u r tc M li;i» o jw . $63J»eourtc ity u u n w . no lafcty reatraint; $500 lentluy, /our yean probalion; U s s * U o n Sabai, 24, 322 S. Fourth^ S l , . - fnd:S .^^‘^lSd' n; Maiiimu Judgo Thomat IL I 3GSd^ JEROME - Rcccr^ct‘nt a ctiv ity in m®"?- P'Vretrial ' conferenea Nov. 2; KuRupert; aldlngAibetin* burgUry, leni “ ecution of Borrewn. Sth District Courtu n in Jero m e o „ i ,i c Judge Thomai H. Bormen. inaing Nov. 2; aidins/abrtin* granJ iheft I2aa80 dayi; Diaricl Rid, Aller C ounty in d u d e d ; LHeck.39.40SJefferMnSl., m*milted by proiaculor. Diitrict Jodg T ,taF .ta111* ildJ^S/ l i Rcaso see RECORD. PagePagefe Twin Kalli;Ii; drivingli under the Influence- Bany Bar Wood. xJgeR. ;^RkkeyLBeaicn.2tl.2 pleaded wilt; SO, Jeronje; vloUtlon of r uilty; traniportation of open con- Brad 1 D, Sdunidt. 34, 614 Fourth i of m trkted licauc; - Arraignments and a uniiied by proiecutor; driving Jcr P i ^ e u U ty ; $150 fine,Ine, $100 Rupended;. d appearances Jerome; driving under the influence; K3.50 court com; Ua ir Gerardo Alorcon-Sangi «d Ilcenie; dUmiiicd by prwecu- v vinj ^ wilhoul privilesei;$i;X)Obond; a I montht' uniuper- anRulno, 22, 829 N, ton Maxiitnum te Judge Thomai ILDoreien. ale uraie Judge Thomai _ _ _ _ _ KlUn.o,cSl-.Jcn«„c-.*»;.fcmciHc haitery; no. John G, H al conference Ocl. S; Magiitrale ‘Kju S ' B ITIE GREFENSCISON CUNlCi^______conl«t( ortJcr; prctriil co. .. Hentandei, 20, 1157 U rine T Tho W u IL Bofre«*L ^ I conference Oct. 5i Ave., TwinI Fal-alli;burBlary; public defender J 2, 1504 N. Eighth. null.Dorrncn. appointed; Jamei D. Setilet. 32. 416 E. Are>*« F BoUe*'" ' Veror>ic4 M. Andrw. 31, d; preliminary hearing ict Jerome; Jen biitcry; J 3 « bond; nonron >. 31, 402 W, 500 N.. Thliriday;; M.Maglitrate Judge Thomai IL ord omact" $l«6flne.M t50^i Jerome; failure lo purchai*iiflie/invalid driver'i Borrewn. order; preirial conference Nov.5v. 2; determinate In penitent /I liccnie; failure lo appeppear at hearing; Jo« Gumu ^UriitrateiiUf Judge Thomai IL Bofreien. “ 3 b aALAN C EPlPROBLEMS? lonan Kcm«nJc»,4C> 856 .S, 1900 Loncepdon C Gudino SeviUano, 23,n- 0 iDdetermfnate. luipendended; execution of M»*iilniieJudKeThomj$l:u .l .IV^eiett. E, Ilojelton;m ;^vlngt without prirtlcRei; no R5 S 20awdayi; I8(Way _ Kimberly M,IUshop.. IH, 113 l ooith Ave. Iniurancc; $5C K S Jerome; motion to revoke probai E.. No. 3, Jerome; pouruJc $500 bond; pretrial confercncc on on driving< under ihe Influence; th ««Jon of controlled Nov, 2; Magilagiitrale Judgo Thomai II. mor Ihree d l a i ^ by pro«SIt:pay j Bany Wood. IU; UM bond; pretrialI tr>ntonferencc Nov. 2; William K. lupcrvijor feei In lull by Dec! Majtiitraio JudKc ThHmai II K. Hill, 19, 507 N. Uncoln St., MagMa^traie Judge Thomai IL B o m ^ B20 r. ia« II. Ikirrevm. Jerome; diituilitutbing the peace; court trial |{ ^ Ei*h*h''*A^*‘’‘'* failure lo Donnie K. Illuck. 49, ,378 i;, 400 S„ Oct, 20; MaR lUymor^ J. iJlene. 18, 746 ScnndlAve. A pu^alaieilivdiddriVcrt" Jerome; doR. ai |«rne; vicii laRiiiratc Judge Thomai H. N„N,. Twin1 Falli; minor contumptlon'm i't Ilcenie: pleaded vicioui doRi; court Horreien. pillty: $150 fine. $100 luiluipended; $63.50 , Irial Oct, C; MaKiiiratc! JudgeJui Tliomai II, Todd V. Ilo d o ^ injury to ptipcrty; failure to c aryy»- ^ . cowl com; li* monthi’ un Horreien, ii~ril,Jl.U2v.„n™s., Svcr'i ; llceme on per«3n; $300 bor>d; pret ’ uniupervlied pro- ■ B B ; probation violation on driving conf ballon; Magiitrate Judj[udge Thomai II. wmm John n. Buchanan. I«.S!«. 5595 K. Ilinukle without priv'ill conferencc Oct. 5; Magiitrate Iududge Borreien. '' r ivilcgei (tecond offenie); JSOO Tlion Circle. Uttleion. Colo.;: poiKiilrinpoj of con> bond; public d Tlwmai IL Bormen. Max Caiieneda. 26. P.C irolled tubiimwe; ptttrial c lc defender appointed; hearing Hector H, J, Silva, 32.439 Ruuet St., T* P.O. Box 6120549. ial conference Oct. Oct. IS; Magilagiitrate Judge Thomai II. Falli Twin Soulh Lake Tahoe. Califsf4 iiiiuttentlve. orc> LL ANTIQUES & 5; MaKiilmte JudRc TTiomaj'mail!. IIorrc%cn. Ilorreien. Falli; frecjuentinR place controlledI iiiub- lou driving; pleaded Ruilty; Kichord Michacl Uuckini itance ll uied; S300 bond; pnttrial conf ilty; $200 fine. $150 ilnRlum. 25. 5460 AntonioSalaiar Sala Ilucrta, 23, 422 \V. Ave. wipendcd; $6330 courtI coiti;co lU monthi’ A M ■ COLLECTIBLES:s U5. llifthwByOJ. Jerome:ne; tdriving wlihoul I). Jerome; fail ^ Ort- 19; Magiitraie Judge Thortuu“ I t unwpervi«d probation; no prtvilcKct; $500 bond; failur failure to pumhaieund; notice uf Joshua D.Stevenion. 23,1093 S. 2400 Dorrcicn. e of l»ond forfeiture; Infraction Hate!llaicllo^ duturbing Iho peace; $300 bot by proiecutor: SALETIME:10;30am Jcfault for failurefail to appear at hearing; prelt bond; MagiuraieJudfieTbomailluILDorretcn. Eileen Ruih Conner.•. 47.47, 404 K, Tliltd Ma«lnraic Judf lirctrial conference Nov. 2- Maglitratratc Robert R. Craner. 18. )udRcT>iomajIL Borreien. JudgiludwlhomailLBorreiea IB. 152 E, 400 S.. L O C A TnON: IC Twfin Falls County Fairg ■ Ave.. Jerome; motion to> revrevoke probalion Efrain Hurtiurtadi.. 27. Box 323, Wendell; Ch Jatn«5 driving under Iheir Jrgrounds. Rler, Idaho, 6 mfles c)t> drivinR under llie ItifliInfluence; JI.OUO injury lo child i Chadd E. Stewan. 24,221 rooderoiaa ‘S l, ed euilty; $750 fine. $450 «ui Twin Falls, Hwy 30. Merchants! Building.B bond; pretrial confcret Ild. pleaded guilty; $5,000 bond; Box 3 crence Nov. 2; >enicndn«Oct.3ct. 2f>; IhMrici Judge H. Haxry ence; 'he WiInnu- court cotm $30 public defenderdef. fee; 180 rUnHTTUm m E , QLASSWARE, COLLECI MafiiWBtcJudjce Tliomasall.Bormca H. Wood. ■nee; $22j bond convenion; Maglitrairaio tlayi in jail, I7fl luipended CUBIES, OAK SECREVAKY, I Robert Alan Cruythorti. 3 ludge Thomai 11. Bormen. ded. two credited; LAWYEfYER BOOKCASE, VKTORUNI m.3a. SI4W. 200 JoiephO.jai.Janev22.524 FourTiiAve.K.. Wain m lntcd; preliminary S2.000 bond; lei »; no »ing-under-thc-lnflucnce k hewitiR Oct. 7i MaRl.tniie J ; iCTlencing Oct. 5; MaRiitrate proofin»f of imiinmcc; SSOO bond; pretrial co c Khool; fleeing. A L L AAAMERtCAM AUCTION C< lie Judge Tliomai JudRe T h oaiH. ^ l; Borreien. Jcrcn, con- attempting lo elude officerIcer; diimUied by CO. B00-77(MS60 j II. Borrocn. crmce Nov. 2; Ma*iitnite Judge Thom,wuu proiecutor; Magiitrate Jud Edward K, Crowder. 20, ane johnion. 23, 43G Wilion ILDcaLDorreica Judge TTjomai H, 20, 921 S. Davij, KIL Borreien. > Magiitrate Judge Thomai IL appear ; to dayi In jail. 176 luipended; Nathan R. Dow. 19. 7130130 S. l-ranklin i t o r ^ pear al hearing; Magiitrate JudgeIrc ver'i licenie luipeniion; 24 m C allill for details. ___ Way. IJtileion. Colo.; po»ie»iiiei.i..n of con- Ale* Scon Mar omailL Borreien. vited pnjbaiion; Injury lo chi. trolled mbjtancc; poucuion o Manihelio, 3S. 108 E. Ave. F, Yvonne Van Duijnhoven, 19. 4374A child; diimiiied M o v ^ iT Tiuln falls |)|anBopm of drug para- Jerome; burRlary;ary; buTRlary amended to aid- Clear L 4A by proiecutor, no tafety mMtralnt tn for child Kt to Sawtooth \ phernalla; preirlsl confcreference Oct. S; ing/abetlng burRli rar U kei Road. Buhl; inattentive, care-■re- undcr4yeai»ofagc:diimiitei '•) ld.i!io Plan CxtJtanflc Masljirate Judfie Tliomaj II. B< irRlarj grand theft; arraign- le u,1 dri driving; preirial conference Nov. 2; Itted by proiecu- CV, H IXaMlMBM II. IlcrrcKa ment iet Mnmlav(Uy; Diiinct Judge a Rarty Magi.tr .2; torMagUtrateJudRc Thomai!lailL Borreien. OSheetmetal. H ), Diana U o DrMucI, 49,, 34134: N, 200 E,. ^ «i»trale Judge Thomai IL Borreien. Tara R, Johnion. 20. 421 W Jerimie; malldout Injury to property;pr |)rc- Albino Morenreno Medellin, 58, 314 W. RMd"’i •cn Jerome; petit theft amendedded'tP^atTul W cM akclkc Blue Print Copies |% ‘ trial conference Nov, 2- Mafti»lagiiirule Judge Ave, G. Jerome; d< s."£,a.y«c's,i;c5n; concealment; pleaded guilty Thomai II. florrncn. p; domeitic battery, reiUting, ipecdirreding; vehicle equipment violation; Illy; IS dayi In obitructlnR offli>fflcer; jury trial Oct. 20; Magi.tri Kevin R. Duyunsan. 22. 507 N. I illmonr Mflgiuratc Judge:IgeTliomatlLBorreien. MaR(giilralc Judfie Thomai IL Bocmcn- bt.. Jerome; moilon to reiokcikc probalionr on Velela llene N Magdalena Bueno Villanueva, 24, 218 lorKcry (two charRci); publii e Nanla. 35, 121 E, 530 S., W, Ave. L No. 29. Jerome; batiery; ncKotv^ I Financially Spep e a k i n g ubllc defender Jerome; drivinglg underu thc inHucnce; dri- laet on appointed; evidentiary’ hearinghc set ving without privil, t order; pretrial confercncc Nov. 2; M o ^ y ; Diiirict JudRc R. lUrrj rivilcgei; $1,000 bond; pretri- Ma^itntitrate Judge Thomai IL Borreien. tarry Wood, al conference Nov.No 9; Magiitrate Judgo IJia ; ______Robcrt.W’illiam Dyer, 19, 19,(j 925 Marion Thomai H, Borroerosen- J « c. M. VllUrrcal. 33,2896 S. Uncoln n e s R . | t n UNION PACIFrCR t>rive, Hajclton; bursary; orii No. 10. Jerome; aggravated battery; ; order holding ' Lull Narrujo|o Nava,N 34. 318 B. Fourth court ti defendant lo Diitricl Courl;rl; arraiBnmentai Ave.. Jerome; agg irt trial Oct, 20; Magiitrate Judge jet Monday; MaRiHrate JudRe aRgravated attault; S 3 ,^ Thomat«naiILBormcn, le, I AUCrCTION#! ~| ] . Ma^ttrateM Judge Thomai Roy R 0 Gould Street, Turn ond mitolwomilcstoWWertStrecLTun. ' Kelly .Sue Ulswortli, 37, 1395 S. Ammon II. Borreien. oy B, Watlcini. 19. 647 King Cirdc.! ‘TAX FREEC,D O M I Icf^nndfjon;d n short disLancM} to ririitall and thm imm«dial«ly turn rii^t I Road. Idaho I-alln driving undomdcT thc Influ. flmdlcy C Orme n l-all»: burglary; icntencing tel ■ I DoyStrx encc; pleaded guilty; lentenci rme, 35, 4G9 N, 28th St. Na Monday' Magiiiralc Judge Thomai H. Street. Turn left. again t encing Oct. 5; 221, IJoiie; drivinfvInR under the influence; IkxTcjea i; DAY’ inon900NoiihSuwi.Gotoeale. jl Di»iricl JudRc R. Dany Wood.}■ 5500 bond; prctri. Alejandro Karfan, 29. Btrial conference Nov. 2; Toryary Kugene Weatherford, 31, lOlS N. !9. 1122 S. Ma^ilnilcJudReT}» Thomai IL Bormen. Fir St f Waililngton St.. No. 36. Twin1 Falli;I al driving Mario A. Faj, 2 >1., No, 30. Jerome; driving without; , Mays, 1W8»«b Ihe ( without privllegei (two chargci », 27. 799 N. View Drive, privilMcilegei; violation of mtricted liccnie; .ehine Shop nnd Hopnir Shop AJnchii trRCi); driving Twin Kalli; failureire toi purdmtcfinvalid dri- $567 bor the awrage Uaho waiava earned ...... hinoty^**^^Hydraulic 'I under the influence amendedJed toi driving vcr'i llcwue; ipecd ' bond; preirial conference Nov. 2- ••Conatruclion Equipmeni...... For'orklift**” »*Induslrial Yard - j under ihe influence (iccond *edln«; infraction default, Mofilitm fcr te year to pa]pay hb/hcr ...... ’•PortablePo nnti Shop WcIdcn.*»***R and offenie); failure to appearar ate hearing; Magiitrate Kyleutiaio F Judge Thorrai IL Borreim. •Railrond Tmck Mairtlcnaneo 53.000 bond; pretrial confernference let JudRcTWaill.Bo yle Roil Wheatley. 20.2504 W. OldJ tax t m Meadng the ldab(laho worker i*****PortjibIc tind Shop Typo Air• CCottipn-Moni...... PlydrauUo^ W Monday; M«Kl»lrale JudRc Tt l.florracn. lUohwav'way 91 No- 20, Inkom; driving without c Thomai H. Jared D, Pcrkini,^18.4I9E:U5.Illfihw,y 1?:^" ...... Indualrinl Parts W Borre^n. legei; failure to iiop; preirial confer^; had lo HOA 128 dass tolo pay die I ...... Rnilnmd Locomolivc nnd Pnaat;Waahor^'—OHicc ia] 26. Shoihone; dxivirIvlng under thc influence; ence Nov.Nov. 2; Magiitrate Judge Thonai IL «:n«crCnr PnrU***“ Lotaor I SujanDecl-ieldi, 28. 315I j h.1- Ave, II. tranipcrlatlon 5fof openo container, public Dorreien. ftdctal, state and local1 ttax UDl III______Scmp■TVp^tfland Ty; Mt.t>y Many Items 1 Jerome; dog violalioni; pretrialial confcrcncec (iefendcr appointed; » Too Numcrouelo Liat -Bl N ^ . 2; MaRiitrate Judge Th 1^ ; motion to ditmln Oct. Danin WheelerW III. 37, 109 E. Ave. C, Based oo an »ho(ir wotk J Thomai II, ISiMagUtnneJjidReidge Thomai n. Borreien. Jerome; o FOR A DETAILAILED USTINC: Log onltf our interlemelSileni • •« . , Qieryl M I*uder, I avenm Idaho wDtiter^KndsnCB/nOUn I www.hlnrkmnn-iiPBuctionimm Qf tall 601.604-4635 b ______:,^Sanilra.Garcia, ?I, 325-K. Jeromer drivlnirvr: Q.VfiAiolc«»rtt IdU; d W i p l « ^ - Jerome; tellin* lobacco lo minor; < lel Monday; Diurict Judge R. Bar^; andWDdnutes’eaiJr^wworidogfor termsofsal Jondftak-forncoterbrDehuror^jl ~ nor; court trial proof of Iniuranctmce; jury trial Oct. 20; Wood. 3ALE; A complele pnymenl on aaloI day.dt Buyers paying with a •Hi Oct. 20; M agiiiratc JudRe: ThomaiTh II, Magiuraic JudRe Th. taxes. As a percentage of ioconie I or perso«t|Mnal chcck mual preacnl ihti AucUt Borreicn. > Thomai H, Borreien, Steveneven L. Whitcomb, 18. 7805 S, rliont!er*witha(iuaninteiod '91 Kon R, Ramoi,’o*- 3 ^ 206 Leni Sl„ Univeniiy 1 from their bank, Othcrwjjc CASH. rhiUip Cleaion, 21,I. 800SO E. 1 Olh Hoiclton: toitcry; S3 miiy St., Littleton. Colo.; p o n to n Uaho workas pay 35%l (a(soura; o( Ave., Jerome; motion to revoke | ^ W » bon4 pretrial cwi- ofcontroUitroUed tubitanoc; poaeaion of drug >kc probation ference iet Mondar ^ y ; MaRliiralc Judge paraphein bifonnatioQ: Tax Foui on poucuion of controlled lubitiJbitwce; cv|. Thomai 11, Bormen. hemalia; jwetrial conference.Oct. 5; B lackmnon n A uctions. Tn^ fici Judge R. Charlei W. Raybij trsle Judge Thomai H. Borreien. Washingtoo,D.C) I^S4,341N.200E, “ dS' Jerome; malidouj in wey B. William*, 44. 465 N. 310 E Vou can niake more dx 1_, P.O.Bo*74MIS4 J Abel Conialet, 42. P.O, B I injury to property; Uve- Shoihone;lone; nMceount dteck; Magiitrate ), Box 408, itock at large; pretri•etrial conference Nov, 2; JudgeThoi L ittle R o c kL.AR72217 , a M Wendell; domeiile baiieiy; 510,0■10,000 bond; Magiitnilc Judge The Thotna* 1L Borreien. planning than you can justist making s o i- a Q u ta a pretrial conferencc Nov. 3; jury trli Thomai IL Boneien. m y trial Dce. 9; David Jay KichcjJicy, 40, 304 E, Ave. E, S entO nc m m mooey. Diitrict JudRe R B a rn rW ,;^■,^U . r. Jfrome; dilturbingg theth peace; pretrial COD- wenclngs iv . , , I wwwblackmoanonauctloiu.com' ^ Dareo Layhc Gould, 19. C133 W.W, Ave, C, ference Oa. S; Magilaglitraic Judge Thomaj , J»*<«on GarthC Ailett. 23, 405 E. Ave. B, For asd^Dce with yourffnoaocial f Jerome; minor coniumpilon;; encourage.eni H. Dorrtsen. Jeratne; fai plamingcaa aid, cauie juvenile to come within | e; failure to putthaieAitvalid driver'i :hin purvicvr; Anthony A. Ring,ng. 19. 1228 N, Fillmore K p Pj< l e a ^ guUty; $150 fine. $81 JO $600 bond; pretrial conferencenee Nov, 2; St.. Jerome; deitruak uled; $6150 court coiti; ri* Bonthi’ Magiitraie Judge Tlwmai II, Dorra iolon of evidence; public «mpend«d; James R Lone, CFP d orrcjciL defender appointed- sT li^ ^ ^ ti o n ; no proof of in«us .Selion Bruce Gregory, 65. :2000 S, tet Thunday; MagUtr llnnliaed by proiecutor; Magiitrate to{&$assbow««can ^ yellowiione. Idaho FalU; motionon totc revoke Borrtjcn. Thomai ILBccreiea he^iyou ^ probation on driving under ihe in WAUC le influence Robyn Rcneo Ring.Rinj 18. 130 E. Ave, F, , 1AM.Au»ti^22.noKreetaddre«. » (cxceuive) amended to driving« underun the Jerome; deitruetion « r, battery; adminiitering poiion with J) Tuesday, Sept Influence (lecond offcnjc); admilie on of evidence; prclimi- Jerome; bai Telephone: 734-454545 |item ber29,1998; niiied viola- nary hearing let Thunday;Th Magiitrate ------tion; $10,000 bond; notice of bond forfci. Judge Thomai IL BorrJorreicn. lure; failure to appear att hearing;h( Humberto Romo.:>0. 26. 354 Second Ave. ■ s . m » n S N„ Wendell; drivingng underi the Influence 30 am “ G e t M o re T h ai n n a T e s t S c o r e Lunch hy Loit f e t B a c k yY o u r L t f e f l i l a(Oldie). e SmallKi^en - l Table S w S. & r & Oryer * Speed Queen Wilnger Washer B ra w # t i NAHC i i i ^ cLlrs • »S"titchM'TaUeJ Dm •Round Kllch«nTabli w “ o S K X “"c!r ‘ KITCHENK MISCELUN DEPRE Stiarp MlCfowavfM LNEOUS SSION Cootef • 2 Mixers • ( orfeansChlna.Crock Pot •Slow ^ 5 • Sst 01 Glassw « Ol^es (Oldie) Lots of Pots a; Piich«fs(OI(l(esJ*Nei /a‘ Teapot •Melmac^ 2 Water- of Dishes • Pedestal Caka Plata •! SQfflMgVGDAr Epo Plaia*CooUaJar■ f t ■“ !■=«- “«"«• man • «ul MuOS'lUroe«1S11 Small Kraut Cutter • Sail & Pepper Shi Plasllc & Tuppflrwan^are Glawes. Misc- Glasses • Relishs S r - B X “ t e : Cannind Jars • Canni:ann[no Pressure Cooker • Meal Grinder Pu«a*ApplaCof«fi Oven. Stainless Mijdno • FRE£ of Chargee CemlnaWare CofiM I ^CfeamFrseafCakel Vooden Bowls* Tea Kenie« Ica j • WriUenSelf-Testf,\foT Depression • Screening Intervie>iew wiih Menial IS j Health Professiont>nal Quirts-Blankets‘ She Material Pieces • SewingSaw Notions • Thread • Thread on’M!pra5i-torilil.ciolM-: • Educational Preserseniation Thread Holder • Birttoilutlofts • fllck-rad< • Yam • StuKed Tovs 0«OfliyGLIST.2Set w -°Do£ - mS ro55“ K ; ! Sets 01 TVTraw • Uraoaae • o*l iMon./wllciafmli.cmtoi; ■' ' ’V ' ’ ■ fcp>Deprtwon a an illnm m d effwtivcivc trcatmenti v e aviiliUe. Gtos* Chicken CandytndyDbh^Ce^cSHoTrS^ w • Sconces • Cast Iron Pig • pio Collec r s t J S , ? SifllnB K Ump . Matal Clumber Poi w/UdSVK- pS! ironfM Board. Eteflricwric Hwleni - Card Tabl« • Foldlno^ir Tlie $29?9.95 Perm Sale. • Chrblmas Decor • ElectncEli Floor Polisher • Carrousel Rrei Sovonowow on oor OpficuH perm. Wooden YouUi Hfflli CI t1 Includes hoircuF,, stylosty a nd soh'sfadion guaronkinfoed. 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I d a h o /W e• s S' T - I ' i ^ E S T E ^ BJ I R I E F — I ] ~ , study: Anh Nevada convic •bnals near INEa a resU e : lsafBtoeat ctsayshhe’s rea(dy todi< 1 1 IDAHO F A U ie CARSON OTY. Ner. (AI ^LLS — A new stuc^ has c todudeddiatlnaencai n l c “Pm seeking head as sh _ J ' safely e a t bigig ggame that has fed on Coodemned inmate Rode s she sl<^t. He had broken \M'ants 10 kidc in,” girt tte; mmu usta- I radioactivity on lots cxntamniatnl witfa t>nxieAbeTtar STS faes reac to be held into herr home hc in search of drugs. c m ^ a r o u n d tfae Idafao Nati.ational E n g in eB ii,.* ! J accountable for The dea diioed convia. , ] EnvironmaualLalLaboratwy. Ae Do. S far Ite caecDtiaH death row inmate said he “But I know I must givei-e untou I } ' The Envinmni my actions- 1 tried foror severals years after his ti nmental Reseaicfa aod ScieDceace Famdttioo receai^y yBvder of Ib o^ lb iB id ia d id a te rrib le conviction man the pound of flesh for the I : rmishedlooidngi ion to ovoid execution by ccrime that I committed agai ng at 25 years of data oo racfioKOigi^ind«r.dk«l a wrong and I injection,>n, butI he no longer wants s I I ] pnn^xmiantdotoope that spent winten oo tbe 1 society’s laws. • “Gameisimpo Jehbora^propeny. . Ateyta,44.iDtemwedFijFriday thre cognize to “raanipniimlate the system." He “Spiritually, I know that apoctant because it^ a pathway.*or, amronmeBCdsciai- in that," added has been i U t n n Jl * list RussMtdid m a 6^UMiDai vtsitn« rooc cn in prison in Califomia ssaved ... I am already forgiiirgiven i^^-IfSaw ayfbrraS»*ii*stogKfiaBifae N * » « ■ 9 H B A Al b ey ta. con- and Nevadvada for most of his adult f< ■■ >INEELtohuinan Nevada SOKe M sdiv sad t e' • I g ; iMirfek1>i«m vivicied of m ur- life, for my sins against God thrwhrough ■ I -t Radioaoivedc! dements were found ta tbe muj i n a coon coaid keepP tm . . . de the blood of Chrisi Jesus,"IS," he f. ^of the animals u nusdesofoxRtfanbdf S dering Donna “Pm notno looking forward to s: Is tested near tbe fonttf afive. bot tfnc wodd te ^BBi■w ai SMartin. 38. in being exe said, motioning with a shaddadded, ■ * :^Plant and Test lho Oemkal Ftoce^iV tomyrefigjoasbefiefe,-to executed. Pm giving up t; !st Reactor Area within the 8 1969 by firing twost> shots into h er control, a tattooed forearm towardrd I bis ~ D epam nent of I I. and self-preservation BBible. of Energy site. But tfae study I I < - e n o u ^ lhat they;Ky pose viitualty th m t to bu f Hunting is not DO not aDowed on most of tbe WEIIEELiim i.ii3r.tea, Democraticic candidatee favors limi J I , animals migratete 0off tte protected area. lits o n Stand:lardized test BOISE (AP) — T te DemoBoczat mentary school, oi sts rfaaHmgtng Republican si , once in junior tors haveave complained that thc i Boise willI sistart planned bum b^ state high and ooce in hief ^ s d io o L tests tak« blgoffbrests scteob 3 Soperintendest A me t e **Wedcai*incedto akc too much time away ! BOBE-nielte Bobe NMiooal Forea h n « t, STI Idaho scfaoobifaoakldB ito ^ » e n d a llo u r from instrnstruction, and experts say s ; paign of prescribe M r to besm Its ad ie u - ? time testing.-Howaiward tokl editors testing evt nbed burning to tbin th k tess of smdl trees fam riK cnt ^ bade tfaeir anaaal standidard- cf Tte Idate Statesn ; every year is overkill, I ' pcmdarapinefoi tg d ieuing of students. csman. Studentlents take a version of the c forests anxmd tfae Boise VaDnley. * F ta introducedI ajannual testing, Iowa Test! eramplesof faowiwsc^scribed fire protects tte Uarilyn Howard said dnldildren now in its fourth yes ests of Basic Skills in third ! forests from thchp ’wldfires of summer," Gut 1 year, as a means through^ eighthc grades, and thc ly Pence, a U5. Forest ^sfandd taidap> standardiKdd IIM- of bringing accountimtability to the Tea of Ad I Scrvice Ore staffiff officer, o smd Friday, tng on^ Iteee tin es c m inin de> pubtic school qrstet Achievement and Profiden- I J Forest Scrvice 0 tem . But educa- cy in nimhnththnxi^lllhgrades. I I cc oiEdals aoempt to reduce tfaeite taoUemsraoke fran __ HarVynHmwd AmaFuRbx j presoibcdburaslns ly waitiag to start fires when 1 ^ * -c a n y it away fron eDwcadn-pattenswa « ^ tbe city. *If smcAe icKfaestes cnnHmwrrirs.it win k 2 R A S 'Rl I •^'likely be in thee eaityej monting fapurs and win ^BERRIES H o w j •.Pencesaid fin dear anxmdnocM.- ^ U-PiPick/We-Rck w much do yoi»u really knoww ! Last firing,^ resi d e n ts csaqdained wIm sm Septembeer I - November I a bJout c the Book ( j bum s billowedinto inti the dtv- gaming HiTr» ■ if.XtferSQBM. t ) o f M o r m o n ? 4 mUes east o f K-l-Mart on Addison AvAvenue we send you a fnt* inlro* By B studyinR the physical CVl-cvi- ena* of the Book, your knoi« i- I I d a h o k i d si pprepare mirrors fbri We pubiM m i- rspace launch SpJne, undcTitanding, ami desin.*sin* — Elementary scbooi studentssti are hdping 4 I Archacolojii Digest, an LDS- loR> leam more will jricieasic. Utah State University pre^meire a satcffite tfaat vriD based, bimoimonthly newspaper that LLet the Book of Mormon ; IDAHO FALLS teachcsyou i o n ' flares influence tlw earth's atmcnossben. _ rou about geography, lan- chaiunge your life again! For a favf a v • researchers at Ub I Lonpfetlnw Elwrnfitmy Srtwsg| . « VI rducology and culture. new?wspaper—or a free info packetrket • study how solarn flai polishing two mirrors tfaat will jgy TwhiF^P also given over 200 tours aboi I F a BMS (208) 423-909071o o , to Middle A wut our deJu»e tours—Iice Dan Howard s ^ die't^ o h o was txav^K 0 mi4i ^>eed limit when EtS»lbead«awt£^ i iHlghway 9nbyMilton. 5 1 ” GENESEE —iie Tw air bag in MOltnW (faldoyioyed and both (kiven : .U 5 . Highway 95It fivi bdts, they «fied at tfae scene, f Carl A Mflton,fae ffi Volvo was a Sl-yearndd IfecioscDwreadeatwtese G -130 pjn. Fridaying vrt withheld on Sanird^. IrealICh(oice I pass traffic. : ^ Idaho State Folia 0 faster dian the 60 m , 1997 Buick driven b] Eventhou^tftts were wearing scat; !FallsiPuS/ic£^mnf b( yjimmCation TTie driver of th e ' : _^jiamc was still being T h a n k s teOFTW INEUiS,- — ------T h t s i s yyonroppoftnnity c ----- r — j * I i e e H a i i b u n , :l ~ logctCalDcalabrQualiricd M u n i c i p a l G o l f C o DI B B 8 8 M l u r m a n y s p o n s o r s UsodAgMaciiin ; i H e T w i nng J to make a succcsaful ^ If tournament p rices a n d g re at Itenns. Yoa get tember Idtfa, 1998. ______■ . . J.: . The Cm 0 % in terest w i t h :3 eqoal payments* lJO R s p o n s cloira*- tesTFEDEBAi S a v in g s Bhai N K — first paymentIt with tbe order; I! T w in P a l l s M i Z e M O L ' CnroFTviNEuu a n t i o u r seco n d p a y m e aIiDl2m(HUhs; i i @ 9h for helping golflTINUM sponiVSOR and 3rd payment ; ^ SeptenSEASIBOM BhNDTACOTINQNG 30LD SPONSORIa s m o d h s . 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ShoU lc • " “ Amy Lynn I ContinwdfrqcnB4 ro'rti^.l8.2727E.J700N, J®»“ T»in Fal!«; pouei««*ioo of a conirolled tub- Ri» Roa « caocuniEM a i M M i ' i f l I UarKBHlhtolofUli«.odellm:|>reilmin«ybe» « l»fl» Adjio Urt, “>« O c t i publicbe defenderd «ppoijue* $a«» *Hth 87 5 ^ l - i^ iwSiii I .J Jcnimc; Iniuiancc1 Jo,efin4 fr Gomo i CurtAlUnTnM"~Wd®B.ll2727r.37D0N •‘WuSJJc SlflOO S jmiums... "WO**)- »cr»«r. JO raw T»in Falli; pooeni•nuon of dnig paraphernalia; lnit a concede«^«l weapon; pleaded inno. »l®W;a ■0*. rnderappoimediSIJXBbond. mmUi fc «W«r^S0;I7O9FauT!?;; -k-We. Ol E^TWinKaUudririnr^rfn8utrferiheinf]ueiw;dxi- «P«> eoi z. y i B cy vin* without prlrili g h g f f l [»n,«u.nn al P*faphenulia; lean JI7I.M bund CM.cr^lo-ent a ctiv ity dem; warrant; pie 1 ■ Twinr„lk "SSj'SSSi •^wauB«.is;2nixd>oi» I — -'4 ,_ Koracro li,pp Ave. Twin FaU,; nbt>or.Rr«ndtoN theft; prdiml- ■ o» Wc^tl; Jri.in* uniirr i nary hcarin* Oct.- 22;; public defender p earances «>;»oAabcnd. i:ujirr.iJOot>nc.iioS«, ■ couK'JOdjp m jul. Ifj „ rt-in«.2S.31inmS.,'IVla un.uprrriwcl prol.joi.i nloo lb propertr. unUwful jl Irr appoinied; gS^c^lT^llbHc “ »«poo; pU»ded H S ■ Mh defender .ppoin.ed; $500 ■ ihM Jo« AKjfcIn Kjm.rr.HSAddiwn ^ I-Min.H-cndcII; Jri.m, •mcnJcd lo Jiiluic ui„ b p i k 'd ^ ^ ChlW supportte c a se s I g >rrS iKmir. plradrd suji ^ Annelique Compimplon \u Franklo Dixon. •u.pcnJcd; K.J.50 lourl- IIIh Ave. .V,. Seeldn*euabliJaneni plead award Joint leRsIOCR'of cu> pa.entlo'. lhal com ? 5 -S S b ^ putin wilh prin™«ody of minor child (o •* 2 ^ U ne. Buhl; pUirtdJf; Uwrc anynri'«nr w phrMCal cuoody lo h I W J ii^ Thftdui II BorrrvT H . K (hcei >y work-ftiaied ehJId . Oa. 2; public c « « OOG aotahlyLr i SC5o. I.Jcfumcidnvin,, Slalo of Idaho. Old W fm t P P l ^ Ifcwi I oiiri ■irUne. Buhl; Annando Uanincj ^Tell d Sti'ppon Scrncci n. P nU-fcd Kuiliv; IHOtby J Tdla.Scefcin«dod««lon I ^ (4U«T cjtuOiin^; w. ''P«»cmlty;$I21moni.>»i'hlyiuppon pita S2 per. ■7^ <|i vru,i«l bUc defender an> of tnedical opeiw■nnn not coremj by loBir infturncc; diimbio. , , , »«e; proridc iMdiQd i MOTMurrJudB-TVrnu,!- Main M.. bunemeai for public < ■feaT O iE ^ ^ i W V, rurrci, 23. 2i:on of jiolcn neyifcnandawi. *«. 2;$JJ00 Slalo 0 /idilw, Qul(iMd Support Serrice* «. ^ D anny MarxDi> na J P I ^ K Robert Todd Elkin Sc t e WOl>uWic defender Jer;u tuII r a i ^ . palemity; S208 mcn'ihlj Sep «U»Scndcd. 55 trcJiied;c^malicioui “ n'ofracxlicilcmnw- sptember22-Octob l l s utenic lujpenwon. i>.a m public ance; prorido lacdica] 1 ! ■ ' £ J ney*! fev, and m><. beO^Uid ' ^ I s S0 I nkln. Road. Suic of Idaho. Child aiiDbrt f f l '*Wi J«ffent nu(cher »V«.^ikmv .^ Q le n B*!ph R. Coophcr. So '>d_«>nfemperory witdto«lbetMiialiencB & ^ m e . Jn,in« underrd the uiboancc poleinity; UM oxxiihly'% tuppoct pl« 50 per ™V'7• him .n cotttogbw kivghto. A b r« imeftded to dririn«•n'bearmii u onl c4 Awdical ezraaef mc«cled pilliy. Jl.ooo •ed;Juie *5,000 "*«: protide laedical h Ilh be-ngopm icgB m w .D bnny^ S.* M court cou,; ISO d« ner'ifenandcnti. s r s s s s : woca^shodpia^ •Sagm ia- J ^ded; IB(M»y driter-i:un«M.N, li, ,. S>«e of Idaho, Childww Scpport Serrfc« *e»no«a>»en>dbyi«ur. II Borrewn. < Anr,,^ “^»««'omejr'.foe« i l l , n.,ld 11, Z.ldinn. .s.23, 400 W.. Siaia of Idaho. K « ^ & ^ a c l - ip^ H i K TW ^rin* under ihe>.;plesded ir «« on beludf of Idaho> OoDrpvtnmu of Jtmnlle *uiJlr. *750 fine. HOO »u.i«in.ed; SJOO Corroetioni »», Soniafa Ward.M Seeking JI40 i f~^S30pi,bLcd«fer»Jerta D r . H o o k l/S tuspcnded. l8(Mi,dri- ;»n>lon; 12 moniht’ lupen featuring M«©MT*le Jud(» TT»m*, JJ.) i n Dismissals 'm K ^ m FR a y S a w y e r ^ M«cdJu. Quinn B*mit,2S ;<-ouhaveiodo ------Kl«.*ci nort, call lodayl "wts?.isai5K^ JIADE ^ E I IBb t o n ia g e affidavits >tra Onlino •^urt«.M,^.adJemolCul, M »31 „.3f»fcy Allen Pier.on and On dcr. Eorosw.jcnaM U B ia i ^ iUr>oct8*8lfio(Ja. h • - -*0^ O.W rf rphcmo.ciom ( ______“ an iag e cortlBcata J J ju n .HLmucI IIun»do u d Jo» Clasaficdadjonihi _ | a s a ^ J^ey'fc fast, they’re they gcj results! \Vhc Dlwrce dociee entered ,K«ly 1.,™, Sr,hl n. l.oric M«h

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M a g i c i^VALLEY/lDAH( ' HO ^J I Lackk of times may kil]11 Kempt s s I ' BOISE (A P)_ •thome’ssendanggered sp< ■ Kempthome is run »ecies billr extinction. “• Ithasincrereased pcmw bm*, Bmited ■ his Endaagered I - Environm.nmentaltsts Canninc and i •* Tlgaepofciesprofideride an m n u e for through ■ passed, his persist h av e fojjgh; «fae p weraMcnt fnoMc i^opei^ owoas t ;h to Clinion’s desk. Tlmt would woi JwyECttbc bin I ^ght Kemp- rdbcatknorc fstoportkipateia preventIt changcs in the bill ilmt cot I P re sid e n t Cli thom e’s effoefforts Since Idabo.Botital m T u ig u u l speoes recoTcryrec without bring cn could I Congress leaves ne ab> helped to s m tfae pere- environm cnial groups on bo;ird. bo;ii 1994. They n a n s e lisks and penalaialties.-aid Jim • said Jo Dt» ■ ' Senators ore coi h ts b ill WI b d d c a ^ and tfae 0 i>. RJey. »ice presid« John M cC arthy of the Idiiho I(i;i j j i ■ hiU onto remaining I us ttetfa faa«e kept kgBen adent of the Conscrva"vation League. I when it did; latenottntaio Forc:>resi Industry. Kempt I “It s tfae two>m the Senate r of Idaho's piistine wild AawdMion. pthom e liscimcd lo cnviroiimcnincntiil liin ‘he IH i l i i s - groups la :EF7r ■ Idaho Republican this year. B « tfae weakness of “ last year and made cIkiukcs in tliL-i; V, ■ when games are wo "TTiephoeiloenixisris- Kempdwne'JC's m ix n l. «fcid> hKt tbe rf “DO surprises.* bill,McC:Carthysaid. W oner said, is that u' .k) ^ “ ‘oday-s “I thir ■ The Endangered^ S p e d e s Act, passed I»rt( KanpUioim from thetheasSS^ supportoftbebe Ointoa admmtstntkn, link everybody agreed it w, S |r ■ in 1973, has not be< kmdedBe abow anma k s andI tbetr bab- improved oee^outhorizcd sincc off p . . . said Heatherher Weiner, n e e i m e b ttk M a o s to IM. cd." he said. “TJii.s year, riolwdjIwdy's ^ I the 1980s when COI of EarthjiM ce Legal Defense• FlFund. hatwat o seenanytlything." over north- < cxxuavaiioortaosiofaelp **TlBnk about wfaat WT ^ I spotted owls a Since 1991, logging, mining,iig, rafting «i«^ertd fKoes.sp, b abo « o d d coSfy w« knew in the Kemptpthome, who is JeavinK t> I ' ■ (ite debate. Congr“ poloriied and on ranching have been res ISfite «bo« sdenee,-slsbe said. '“It is Senate al K Ihe ngress has been cryinc thr restricted «temisow'MMJ's-no surprises?’ poB- after one term lo run for tjove^over- > ■ without success si throughout most o f Idaho under pnttUK a blindfold overrer on-eyes and nor.saidi der the law <7> ensisures oo B«ior dw ees ia a d that if thc bill docs not pas.sw thisih r I chc law, which pro w protcct endangered salmon)n ands bull landowner’s u O^an-faadsbdBndanwfaack.* year uwi] tnnjL use of land for ttp to SO fftfaebapaocsMtacfaec wrill h u n private propeny owm-rMiers, years. - iUasanamend- public landJ: users and endangere:cred -I Hecordd______■ e n t to uotfaer hfll. Iti t coold . breeze I CMninltaiiiBS I N..TwmF*n«;iinwiiiiliiic4c"^^PKiphcmalia CityoflW inF^ ^ iiUljr. *75 line- ^ * “»p™ -t a • tuirtiBjuiieqa^ SS;S5:;,SS2S •.STESiSsiSiiSSi: «.S I T _— «02 rebaburv 10 vloim; DUtria Judc^ nalia I ’.^AwobId Cubuo. 2S, UJ naUa «ltb iBWet te w ; dintead tocM UaBr«*„,ATt,H. «^IW ick. tor; Hactnae Q »k. od.)»tojiii.c4dirS city of'TWInmn Falls J * I irliSSS OiffortE™ SON'K ■ UtlunicJiiditUlcludlto. A mitbubishi F .o5^S d6^ n E ^ « . las Myry.T>JJ* I>»Rfc;0— l.,q^^ m I SiS.S,'!’'"' fS-'SSSS I sai£?!,B?srs?s S itaiai. I (uiliy;}a»wirkde!aUi W i IBM i M U M J H 11. Umn. 32, 3334 g Ltt7a^JU«.C. 173000M ^ ^ rR O A D » T w n iM i I ^ 11 I ;JD*HOj3301^jgB/733.49t0Clectfonks ‘.il. Mas. ra w , ? I ■ 5 « V*U«. Utih; ioncuk ameodod Batld Jtr. «S0 flw; SSSiS.",335232?-S I t#ir.noa«3Fiin)«UifiihnoS^sirs; iss,;£ .000 rine wlib JIJOO Mtaein “to Charle. Bivmb«K ^ n "Expcrienee tbe Maf^ic" I V, O-Conner. » . 447 R«e St. N, ™®W oryiMitancli^i tnx. I M»n;$3Sperma.iht^ d The An Of ■ HKsunusJudffOuiiaBnia s s ! ; . - ; s I *Kld*iiaU«hc«i.l3.lca d coltK hn to Sn y««i 1. laylcafalT m ■ I T C o y d 'D r o z u n I ™jud*eChartaBnanb«ch. *««.I z SJSD B.B ins I nUdeau. 2S. SSI U2 Ucuti St S. as:-a.'--"r.!'SK .p<— ^ Vi.sil I fr>g^n iln t» pUc« Kherv i 2.000 dWI Judgneat ordervd; SZSO I ».a?sjjte;rs asrfeiuler fee; DKA u u a ^ «ad c b a ^ ^ >pm>ion to te takes «d ASPEN ART I stvS S ,^ j s K , ; - /teas.-"-”- ! ” te ffr laTrtSiL,. , I «rt^Di«rkiJude.DttldMe |ean I'lnkorton. 24. 3902 W. R«« HOD “ ■ » -* ' % ■ ■ ■ r ii. STUDIOS & GALLERY I ,.E»B( i. poocion ol > mended to failur. to purchaie/ ««»«< ^ ...... Il« l i 3 a r x j r I ^^^^j^PnwutGcCouni '■Uerme;p|«.d*lp^,Od_ r> ^l Kiffll^<>'<>n>cp«nph^Utia^’ •haUoo Biaaa^nfa; — — i r i s s . - ™i-^J^^byprewoaor, Count J, ‘«ol«d r; picMled cuilty; t»s dm b JaU. bo plao I »« urtedi S63.M 7% CANYONl ice Midiael Rodman. fflVIEffPSYCHlAIRICANDiD ADDICTION SERVICES “ b ' § ? U^21.40I9N.U5.Hi*h»«,33. *™BB c OFBU I • pleaded suUtr. JO dayi In JaU I JUaCVAUEYREGIONALlL MEDICAL CENTER I IM^.TVria Falb; SooMic tele r » « dc4SIOOfii>e;KUO^am DnUi I *>»>Il;pleMi«lBui]ly;30d>y, ^obttion; Magittrate Jud(a Wad< I n v i t e s y o u t o aa t t t e n d a ii« StetUng, 4J. I2n |0d» Are. ^ a ^ i ^tef>ipj*«ledtulliv.l80day. V« f«a:xMcM^rH^a4a I s s . r K ‘2 0.uipendcd;SISOrine; S61S0 >«IrO m - c ! Conuuinnty Educcation Seminar I .l^Hug>M»}»r.a.2Q74E. J^Ukhifl^lSS E,?S: I “^ ‘'•neoptixiodudea^ • ^ o f f lc c r . RltoMRamlrc = ^illoapiin,io 1VtaFiIl.;iMlb, p s Over I < ercomingCo-Depelendencyand I “ geOnidUeeU. “ **<* ■btSSSi12 Ss IBO dji« »61S0 « u a a» m m i; monthi' prebaticn; Wido ge«Uoci; cacaum# 00 ilcnhot» — Devel(iloping Effective] J J J w j l« ia e »3S por month>ot»^l.o»Ja>. CarolJeirSnUSMcD^te^sTcSJadeionSl, ^ " p S Relationships »+ice^ iU ciani. Jud«o MdWn nt I. tnault; diimlacd bj fnm- poUteoti dlMutbln* the peace; plo^W all eam t ^ ‘-4 HerninJe 1227 *uiJw90 m tnUi ss'ssf.iil p x ^ s s«:ple«Jodpiili : 3,: tjOdaj^to Wadol Wfednesday, o Septem b(ber 30,1998 ■pended; »GlSOcDunQ«r 24 E,1Wfat nSIStcoirut^lDtialnDo yean In 7:00-8:30 p.n•m . ______- i S E B r S&'S?S rS 'ffS3im;auitprotldairwtM».- abe^a. a o wfah Duqron VJ*w and fc >eartS/:^& in | SX S:.‘s M r a 1 1 0 0 M*lfiaEd»»nk JaBi«$ Martin L. IjQOidngfor 00 B lue Lakes Boulelevard N orth S S s s s s a n Logan. 36. 2SltG Wagner «lroodyi. 5 « ; «idio« aod aboilin bwBliTa's'ss- s*,“s .^Count 1, poacMlonefacoa- xai^Diar;DieictJg^DiiddM-^ NewHousese? IW in Falls, IdaI a h o ^opettr: oncndod 180 d«y> in Uii 5£jft^SSM2wlih S i » « S 3 X ? S K 1ft Jiil with »lih S:00 lutpcBdeinded; J63.50 ODurt cotta; 24 year* in j n japencM; SMO SMSW twpraded; month*'probatfca; C. ■ in peolteatlair; erodit (er'lOt dan CickHerel e ! P re^rtgegistration i: is revested b u t n o t required. vobuiMinoam. ptrapheVnaiia »;»lih ^2.poB e..iodrfdn« alroadjrV aeaerved; aD o « s ta be «t— i ^.— WloB 10 .Icllm; «uiJly:90=“tsen ta tio n , p lea se ca ll Ca.'■anyon V iew a t .» 9 I 6 C«DWi pleaded juUtr: (100JlOO line; Magiitrato Judge year thejvxns^myakay VltllBU.C«• J twpatwwflwfcaBjwglBwK S i ( 2» « 8 ) 734-6760 or l-80(00-657-8000 iscfidk.TbUMWR;al< j i i ^ ------• it to akotetUnig tatloc S3Ss pn 'p ^ T S Twin Falls L t , ■ S tS it io a orS^$s55^S35i5!ri Tk»Tta»«M a«M 9«batfaB ttnrico; eampUlB 10-. OO^-oott, I , _____ l a o i T l H M I . 5 F S ^j^NYOSi M PSYCHIATRiC ANP ADOIf^VIEW I irith Intent to uw; dte )ICT10N SERVICES II t Hwhon. a U69 Oodkr Yonr ai

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SVIa g i c ^ Public mi ^Valley/I dahHO nay get to bid on)n Gov. Batt’s hoouise after he letii:tires - BOISE (AP) - — Retiring Gov. unplaiulanned wnsequence of tbe •• Phil Batt mayay have to bid state’s < state property, the threeliree-bed- ■ { ■ against others to ss dedsion to purchase tfae room bouse may bavev e to b e to keep his house homeBin in 1995. h e leavejyes office, an . .Unde declared surplus, then pput u t upi for Ider n ile s fo r disposing ot public Ud. ____ 2 L , / / r BHIJT he Boss l rty !! IM I

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I E^amrasaki £ f f X X O N D Aa. . iZilXCEI Comeridetvithus.us. nOMTeM»/Tk*Tta».m Thursdjday Septem tierIf M "- - Saturday i Tifce«tftDdent»thi lOu tlM TttOA*, lid MoonI dtscribetd« otber ihapee m l outilnlines ^•todecitscMciMto laW ta n 0 » prtmnj ify cdoit to CfM!* new »h«JM WM ■I t»w eipetience for tbe stodettoflt*. M-F 9 am - 6 p S at 9 am - 2 p yd c le ICity JBurl( ^ Hftifwlng Av»tUbl* 0-«-c-O. 436-4771 « I e y w o n ‘ H w y 2 4 . B e t w e e n B an g iv^es ( tim e^ *------— n Burley & Rupertir l

jto s ti T h e Rlupert l Renmctissance w o u d e n ts> in h e r h o m e ould like to) Bjr Tressa Tonef ' a c k n o v Lwledge the fi *nn» > N e w cofTMpoodcodent______following cc•ontributors.s l

‘ b u r l e y -S pendrnding five to scvra a day in in community F o u mtd e r s 'IS,000 + service is not uncoomm mi on for Da *Iooa Project Mlilutual Tfelephone • Her home is a learTiiaming campus G oode Moti►tor Tor many studentss ofo all ages. I d l Evanss :Bank First Feden Even though she holdslids a master’s m ral Savings Bank x)f sdcnce in educaiiiaiion, spcech B Minidoka Memororial Hospital/Physicicians pathology and audiolliology and a ■ Magic J Valley Foods master's of arts degreeTce, she likes nIs/RoUand Jones Pootatoes to donate her teachingtngservices. "If I wanted to do it lfor money. I’d get a different j S p o n soO T S %ooo-*io,ooow ; Moon, 76. United GO-C College of Southern3H Idaho stu- 1-OP Workmansms PonUac-Gadillac-GGMC dents working on theiheir general. Kraft Foods's First Seoucurity Bank equivalence diploma:mas and for- cu,*..,. , Sehows Ino. eign exchange studeJdents from K»e to create thsdow arees In lilt 0. Dn. Geral(aid Woodworth & Dr.•r. Charles Warren Burley and Minico HHig iehSchoob . Karidnt ■ yellow spot when the»tun «i b helps him to determine are frequent visitorsiinherhom in 1 e. whldi tltfo ofthemo«nt*lntod«ik*n.of t “I teach students that Patroti> t W ’1,000. *4,999 ^ in g vrith the AmericaS i s ys, BticJc Paulsoii; Bob ' ‘ etyy arand this is how I pay it." iMguage, and anyonei n c d s c u S t d Dortffl'Arbogast a n d - '— inIn ]Blythe Calif, in 1957, hero. Arrowheadad Potatoes M: Wants to leam." Mooiloon said. "I husbaisband abandoned h e r and four Mart Produce bave been pestered so lot only shares her childrJdren under the ages of 10, she^ Show kase!e Place DiDr. Bill WiUiams ^wrge for these dasse; e and skills with h e r said,id. he also furnishes sup- «it Reinoke& J« up a fee arrangemeniS F - » "It was hot, and I was preg- & Mayes DiDr. Todd Slusser . rfThe classes are helc no mention of reim- nant,"nt," Moon recalled. ®' Landview I Seek and thefeeisSlSj I Fertilizer Bob Be & Margaret Gam = ca„b.„p,„siv.,. Woon said she liveij in govern- neron ^ With a slow smile, shi ini housing with no air condi-5; M H King: JoJohn & Joann Gamer gld the students if th but most of these tioninning. Her small family was Jron : ■e been given to me. short IS loon Data grery week and did n< )rt of, food and other supplies, I BoBob & Cindy Lantz Bass their perfect atti S'S'pve, you see, it comes Then,i b a c k w * ^ - cn, the plumbing backed up. Hansen Mofortuary GIiCharlie & Lori Greas< , Jrould earn crcdit forr ththe month- “Parents ha^ 'I c^ed^e hou^gjnanager son jy fee and it works." have ^ they can do to J Forrest Ste]te p h M s_ ___ Pa 0 and ed u cate th rir------said” “ Parker_& Keren JVniti[ tt - — :— ------T h e only tim e she gets d."“Wh‘^ ‘'tKe'plumber iame.'e, Doc’s'Pizza teed is when she purdi she said. “This pro- he noDcednoti the children were not "DDickson ii Oil Companyny Ifooks, teaches a couple c cpenence that other- {„ 999 1 never too old to K JJ,pie because 30 women came Donor Ifcoso learning oil paintini iloon’s home with groceries,' Rupert Bowl, Mr. ( •^“With the little skill ] 1 said with a grin. soap ar ■■ Gas, TVevlno B earing,'g, The Book Store, Plone ) and other things purchasedI U S Bank of Idaho leer Equipment, have something to sfai i« 10 years, she has „jthtl moneyit they had pulled ilo ,Minico Auto Parts,, Ray R & Evelyn Gentry, I Uem,’* Moon said, pi t five hours a day togethe I H ill Oil, Mike lyika. io w ^ her busy paintm sther. Busing arrangements .tSJ'S SatiSSM; German Parish weremi: made for the childi^ to get polling herself a p a in■er te r; and nor records fromim microfilm into tosdirvi ContributionsIS will be used to Jun hool and she found a job at a ind the operation of^ tfte\ Renaissance', «n artist, she explained,icd, “I can t h e t t u r d i of Jesus I cafe. ‘ Initiative to en ® iear paint on a canvasvas to suit of Latter-tcr.DaySauiK. enhance business an couldn’t believe they would 2nd cultural opportmunities in Rupert « e «i’s not good encenough to IlJ^proviovides a pennanent do this R u p ert 1 .VelL copyofthereco) his for me," Moon said. “I t Renaissance contintinues to accept contt ranis tor Ihc paiish, askedd tIt ^ names and they told tributions. ■ She has sold IS paintinicings. But -hat ^ th e , w m C she true to charaaer, she ha; they didn’t want to be has riven :mbered for who they were JB or more framed paipaintings t^>e I " ' f s ™ y K Svhat they were. Then I asked Thank You ] F o r Yi Bway as gifts to schools•ols, local “0. charges, notno even for sup- how r Vour C on trr i h u t i o n s I nrcould repay them and n i banks and acquaintances.es. p lie s? D eep in thought Moon D - . She began oil paintingTg iin 1985 a n w e re d , “Bee r forget their answer. They D o n a t i o n s a r e 3I yyear commitmenn ts . ■a^ has since then studieidiedwith did it for me. I o' me if I saw someone else in h d p them." T o btal am ount r:rais^glSO .S SSO k jum. GAis & COKKC SHOOT . N E W I N l TDOUIN ggEgER/ r? " , L i IGH PAICC€S THIS FflAU n ie Winner at ach Mr. Gas I R h n u a l . ^ ; LLocation . I. 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J T o d a y ’s sSCHEDULE c C ard in alals backup S. I ^ I catdierT155» £Lake, on harder than thi Only one the FaUs to Falls, becausc le game remains in the regularlar ' team 7-5, lost to a crogroup from Mississippi the other side of the Snake Rivei I iver. she didn’t haypVp the benefit of her tniin- season, aldidiough diere’s a diance Sosa’s ■ 9-7, beat a Baltimore,re, ]M aryland team 15-2 ^Instead, the Boise runiier coi contirtlietf ' ing partner to• fiihelp h ^ keep the pace. • I Cubs couldId wind up in a wUd-card play- in five innings andid dow< ned th e N orth along Canyon Springs Road 0 ay- [ ■ id and ran She still fini:rushed nearly 10 m inutes :h would give him an extra Carolina team a seconcond rime 10-9. ri«right into the plant next to ti I M 0 the golf ahead of the nnext women, PocateUo's gam etocattBtd) up. Play at the 64-tcam course. Like he'd done a han I am toumey continues landful of Heather Jenkiraiu (57:45) and Jerome’s | rire finishes tomorrow and todayonadouble a bit dis- man and wpmarlan to reach die top of die first, tfaen walk about 30 seconds to more.* youth basketbaball program heanening," said Newton, mnnunninghis north rim at the I catch my breath. When I got to the top, I McGwire•e said h e wouldn’t mind if fi«t Magic Valley race in 10 ye le beginning of the race. ! 1 TWIN FALLS-Simignups i have begun for tak • years. “It “That's goining towards New York. felt I had plenty left. Onceeitlevdedout. it Sosa caughth t or surpassed him widi an — j—'^ U ’-youth basketball take the^^ouc_of your ^ j|iil5.. Youte. .. man. I need it,"" ]Flemingsald...... there w no need to vvaUc.",c."...... extra game.e...... 'I •all team s a r th e Twin------hiBrunning hard, and you m ^ e a 1 I Falls Parks & Recre ! a aitical Newton saidi Ihe was hoping to reach ' Aurelio Hereeni of Jadtpo: ! nodiing I can do about it,” cre a tio n office. 136 mismistake like t^ L ” Itpot, Nev-woo 1. I MarweUAve. the top first frcfrom a strategical stand- |the 7.5-mile waUc with a tim«dme of 1:15:40. ^ ’U be home on the beach, so, T h e m istak e w asn’t chatt ccr ritic a l. point Players in gradesles 4-7 can sign up n J Gooding’s Mary Ritz, wfaolowaswaUced » ^ 2 ’ I atoday from 8 ajn . to 7 30 p jn., Tuesday !^ewton quickly gave chasee (“ I had “Tm strong onm die hiUs and I figured if n * ^ t h o n s on aU seven com : Tony La Russa said diat no from 8 ajn. to 730 pjn. w rked too hard to give it up," hhe said) someone's goinglg to beat me up the hUl, plans I to do it again, wa at happens, McGwire simply . jn. and Saturday. Oct. andmd overtook the first of three r ; H 3, from 10 ajn. to 2 pjn. « runners . theyVe going to> hhave to be runiUng pretty women’s ' finisher at 120:43. vho had passed him. Cost is $10 for playclayers inside the dty hard,” said Newiwton, who recendy ran a Look for complete results he’s tiying to do exacdy >Aat i | I iimitsand$13forplaj«la jto outside th e d ty and aiught the third guy on thehe bridge,1 16.5-mile trail racera through the hUls of a *s trying to take his best shot md he said the first and seconi age-group winners, in T I limits. Practices beginin tithe w eek of Oct. 12 :ond guys Ketchum. YourSports. :ver the numbers are, they are." La Rt { ■ I will run froifrom Oct. 24 through T Russa said. “If somebody wants to caUlUhimafoUure. stand up and ; For more infonnation,ion, call 736-2265. Undefeate ^ 1 have your house bumed. I■ ed CSI cl;[aims Arizzona tourrTiey ‘xssr"jiQdren kidnapped.” e redaimed the lead he’s I I li/lonek medals3 asa Rocky !!U ______The next day,ly, th e y took care of ^ relinquishedd Ionly twice all season - and S c o ttsd a le , 15 . happy tiie way we stepped«dup. dienforoi^[y 103 m inutes in aU - hitting 15-8. 15-5; South / T \ H ien, seemingly under i swings 1st Fronl)ntierwln ptP p E ira-T h e College of SouSouihem M ountain 15-4, derstating his No. 67 off DDustin Hermanson in the I BILLINGS. Mont. - h laho w ^ ed through the shado I. 15-2; Southw est J p f t a team ’s pro g ress th r - Freshman Amanda adows of Missouri 15-2.15-15-3; and Yavapai, through the fourth inningng. He connected again in i Monek, formerly of I le Valley of the Sun Tournoii season, he added, »f Twin Falls, took nament, 154.15-9. I, "We're not the seventfa,fa, a tw o-run, 435-shot o ff' | l I medalist honors with'ith a 78 as Rocky ared no evil, and took no prison* too bad. wners. “I thought thatat we had a really V | | | k i l rookie Kirk BBuUinger tfaat gave him his! I College captui?tured its first win of CSCSI (33-0) finished the 24-ti l l j ^ ^ “We just don’t givgive up a lot ohuh multiho 4-team, good tournameitent,” said head \ j S m turner game this season and i H I the inaugural Frontierier Conference golf und-robin tournament undefe K p of points. We’re prepretty tough tfaeS2ndofhi: efeated, coach Ben StroudJd. “Glendale and *1 hiscareer. Reason. Ith five wins Friday night and on the defensive endem and we Although h m d four Golden West aree two pretty good his actions say otherwise,' Tbe event was heldId iat Peter Yeagen “are ore on Saturday. side out reaUy well"L" McGwire sdid d he’s not in a bener zone I Golf Course in Billing team s and we hailandled them fair- ings, Mont. Rocky The Th Golden Engles beat EasE astern ly easily.'? The Golden Eagleigles retum than ever. I Mountain shot a combiQbined 334 to edge Arizo to n o , 15-3, IM ; Glendale 9-15,IS, 15-5, The coach prais home to face divisionI rivalsrit Ricks *My focuss hasI been pretty deep for I Western Montana, whichJch shot 347. 15-5;•S; Golden West (with fonner Gc lised th e play of Soraya anw d North Idaho College thfiis is' weekend. the last two or ‘Golden Santos, Fabiansa A breu end R oberta Th or tfaree mondis," McGwire igle Charnette Fair), 15-S.S. ]15-4, Robert. The first 100 people throughIgh the gate "I don'tt idiink it can get any deep- foifor Friday’s match will receivieive a refrig. • i ^ l will host golfoiftoumey Arizona “Those three, I thought, were really en . erator magnet with tbe CSISI schedule Bodi pitcherlers followed Alou’s instiuc- outstanding,” SStroud said. "I was on it. r t c benefit its athiUiietlcs P»easeseeMCCWlRE.P^CR 2 _^TWlNFA]JLS-llieCdCoU^ of Southem T ) B tth o Fly Like an Eaglegle scramble will be r S Xt. 3 with on 830 ajn. ^ C o^* start at Bulldawg I Vdn FaQs Munidpal GoU D shut^ dliown I H ie field is l i m ^ to :32 teams. Cost is T D , 2S0 per five-person teamtea and indudes I I « w j fees and lunch. HwH iere wiU be a golf ^ormeufV;/alley siqli:iad,6-0 I ub*throwing contest as well^ as a putting sn test OavMLee Following play, theree wwiU be an auction caught it'fbr the intnterception. H ■ M th items siich as a shotglotgun, ^ y e r , g o l f . ------., . The BuUda>vgs«could not capitoUze on H clubs and golf shirts. ProProceeds from the pin it, however, andd 1 had to liunt'. It was H event will benefit the CSI athletic depart- “ Four games into hiss t»team's shanked out of bebounds and gave the ■ 3 coach Dragons possesession within the ■ For more information1 or to register, call w ^ c on and BuUdawgs'30-yard]d line. ■ 733-95S4, Ext. 2486. It to leave untou^ed But the defense • The le came up again, this H lie offense and spedal teamsDS still1 time with Jamie HHiompson i Intercepting H I id some nveaUng.:but the defelefense n Newait pass. TF Tennis Assiciatiation sets ad y can be counted on. The BuUdawgs gagave up tfae ball on the H 'uring Saturday’s 6-0 win over/er the most entertainingng play of the game. ■ last tournament: olof year , meuf D m o m . the BuUdawg defeiefense when quarterback J TWIN FALLS-The TWTwin Falls Tennis ^^e t ( Joe Chavez* pass was H le up big plays time andid ttim e intercepted by Drajragon Keith Mink. He ■ AsM datlon is sponsorlnring its year-end again,^•^^M lni-Cassia improved^ed its hi turn f u m b li tfae „ . . function, ihe-“Sodal toi le baU trying to retum toumament"-on ------— ’ it,~and'a mad sen:ramble Vnd pile-up’ Saturday, Oct. 3.1998. With ensued,'withaDiM Headquaners will be a 1th the IW m on tfae BuUdawgj agon holding onto the ' l i H >e at the Frontier yardd linI e after, lo n g ru n s b v Br< ballintheend. MWUI/ltalMka Ojurts. Hie tournament w ‘ortnsuf Valfey OrafoRs qaartertuci It will be followed Guntei e first The ..Dragons c( back Jason Newain tcramUM twty•yfronMWCassla by a picnic and tbe annuanual TFTA. meet. qmrtB c o u ld n ’t.c a p ita liz e iulldtwg defMidMs Jaml* Tbomptoi lacked however, aiand punted the ball q PHomiKiyCvtlnolollwnMqi ing. For further informarioxtion contact Susan > ouartei win Saturday. . ^ T F T A president at 7: t734-M50or734.. ^ whej . The BuUdawg 'offiffense finaUy started q next pi f? ^ i ? cUcWng when Chav« Chavez connected widt Cairidckkajalnoo I Both teams sn ivet completed passes a 21^ pass'for die game’s onl started out flat in die sec-- CocnpIWfromrtafI and Scott Bray, both ^ idi o ^ s o o n i, ond half, fmnhlLiling die baQ and p u n d ^ ' taff and wire report* sd the ball s tr a l^ t up in the air a idl dme nmning out in die first h Pleasese soa BUlDAWes. Page C2: > ' t : >1 ea S orts ______IBuUdawgs t t __ Ib e y moved it inttilto the 10-yard yard linj^ e dodti>ixtii d ( a r < h e » McGwiiiie______k k B» te n am!d tfarea« « » line for a first and* tfctke otber. bnt in the fotu d gool, ^mt the Again,I, tbthe Dragons made tbeir Ctrnm H ^CX •unb, BuBdawgdefeuecaicameupagaln. move,nam 414BHter the BolZdawts thrc arrowly misittg a toudh at s i tkosadwsaAer] « ■ * * . Tliere were no fumbm bles or inter- down whenben Gunter bobbled and wi ^ , caed thcBsrircs witfa • BdS!“ *«*; ceptions this time: i i mm -It^ftm nfwel T^wl^aX^ sasnap OB • ihtnMowa shots e; the defense diopptdieZS^rardpasintbeend a 2 de ImemllelBtiL] .tgim simply held its groujxnmd until (he zonewithBih BuUdawgs in his &ue. needs ne mme h i ^ oB. It left then on thexr OWI"O '* , Dragons turned the 1 ymd fiae t» pant, md anotl le baU over on The DraDragons completed a Jth er downs, fourth-doTilown pass, but not far £■ pant oat of boaads gag a v e . Tlie BuUdawgs co could not get enough togCD ^ve tfaeo] a first dimn, Naaami at aaa i*a^*EaEM^ nPonaettf the ball on t . out of their tenitor & n«A cn fae doesiS»^?tt£2^i3SS il l IWBrfcwg2»5ardlmfc Cory, however, and tfae BuQBuHdawK took ovg wiih J|^■iiriaa a a aaa - - - bemigtalintaoiDGe and punted the baisail to the 37- about a minutenil left and ran ^ caa

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W lwgfflilhm kKa«a>»U S^- tQ ■ As the hcone ntn mom o e m a is ^^e^aK ln VCca ; R jf fin I unofficially cnditig earih*nrOj-.Sosn iM M w as m a k in e Lnf-nj»~Mi aaieOx&i: ^ U O n i . M kAyknocRlereiRd n (M- . ' would contrc^ ihctr *uU A e K & K s iO i 2 i A ■ M^pOTHdscfzssUsiatow• wife. Rorence Qrifflth Joynet, as I K ^ 'C m id i& (fe tie. Ib e IbbE n BOI as hit lister Jackie Joyner Kersee,tee, leH, and hit 7-year-old d e ^ n y fo r jq least nimi^tine im me r«i.dKnrW efinfaT. rftiid >rn WiMjBBttBit«ndtt «>arfng the funeral service for thele (Olympic track star Saturdey In LUke Forett. Calif. - » = f e e ^ S t . _____ No fiabe fiiiths «rB- EmB por W Illll.j a y l B ■ » l , B i M O Marises here. Qzily ji anosamost lailu- ahle player. C»tfc*-Mnim-niiifcp.Jan “(Friooy) 1 lm a aumlen e n m jm d I x s h e s B s i » r« » B tie agatBss t&e Griffit:h Joyncer ‘ran 2a race we lost _. today 3 3u»eg mimfrrwcom M r a n i l Mil, Tia i » with a 1-0 »m oa and w e ■»«in.’' S o b said,1, smilizy;.n H B ^ “I feel beoertc^-.’’ W hile S osa i s n o El ange X B a M s d ] pgoT ^■En C b t B tosn sensed with McGwire in iiome irun fh^ f a 111^ faithfuilly wor n m s —3ic n, ’ frien trails 6 B-66 — Ctibs jm ids say a JBK Xind c «iff a c H u u fro m with the San Scancisco C LAKE FOREST, Calif.:. (AP)( - cause of death 30 G iants lie H esroa. Like oc&er th has not been my dreiIream. I stayed focused on with one game jCTuma W«h an Olympic flag hahanging detennined. ■ s acsBB A e Sfapic Taifer. be!und tbe casket, Flo h e r for seven years until she w h at m a y h e 9uBebiQr«ir« im D a lorencc “rv© heard 1o wholew lot of bad lookedid myr way.” splendid season. anat&e&Ubpcc&e Qtiffith Joyner was re m e i S C R l anbered things, but I don't)n'c hear too many Looki If th e Clibs n^»leJ&fimMi Jj e a n d B l n p ^ s sb o t Satnnby as a champion wh*ho “ran people saying win oking down at the casket, W BjfcnyfinrtfteTO. f c a race foithfiilly won" ani what they’ve done Joynerer said,: “I’m going to miss and Joueb iSike Baxapumm m ,am d md now wrong, what’si hhi in d erin g th eir you. It loveloi you.” the GiantsdefeaiiflieCdhnrilm-nflrt B D ^ k »K9fe.7» 5 Tfc^ct BK B«en7.«e^* b s God as “her coach.” Rockies nnd Jmrwo performance,”,” said K ersee, TelliniUing mourners that Griffith A Drmfr bjaes ^< 9 The two-hour funcriira l a t whose wife, Olymympic gold medal- Jo y n er ; two team s wall a n e a SlUmdio cd ^iio Saddleback Community C er always wanted Mary to !CB«Besl^?naa T coach the track, gazed:d down> at Mary discredit Forget 3L Sosa Sias Bob Kersee ^united from a podi- Joyner, the 7-ycai xLting sports stars. B |- 'car-oId daughter Ih e f^ b c lh a w TnrpiTtipiiiftiiiL am above Griffith Joyner’ss coffin,c of Griffith Joynerer and Al Joyner. nerica . has a trait of dishon- The home 6-3 in a unanimous ded:casion Saturday but thes fighterfit who mtic himself The Cnmmiiiruy Siiioi SotunEqr to reach th e final olof the night before a^ut [fliorins it 4,0004 fans in a a one-puipunch knockout artist Lindsey ^ Mon^um wonm 0c ^ Tcgoea EWacess Cup for theIC fifth tent at Mohegan SurSun casino. never car Oupi,hheads to firinals timv^mtiveyear. ! came close to knocking ’women’s 2 0 Dm anedkgr <2:2 t “Lennox dcnnitel'tely was huffing down Mavilavrovic J^ lOQm hackstnike ((MS]!OSiDS). E < m - 3fa Ji^ Qi, The victory io the 2-hour matchm and puffing by thele 'third round,” Mavrov: meant that Sanchez-Vici rovic was marked about ^Wood E h w had fiHffOaffi:£m fin & - icario his trainer, Emanianuel Stewart. both eyes,I'cs, and Lewis was cut in ‘es m ^ wonusi^ 2 m m siBdBBdles- w ould g et a n o th e r shot at t 'win- said . “ I can ’t explain ex why. themouth.Jth. *andtheSQmtes^ ifc-fTT; n w irr^ AiAkKtfebecns; “am e A e title fbr th e finst timeDC. Lennox definitelyly itrained hard Judgee FranfiscoF Ciminale of Twin F a lls ' J n l e n e Bnnfimoidk "SS B er opponent to Sunday’ss finalf for this fight." Italy scort:ored it 117-111. Tommy ;took first in idle Momen'^ccSDQm SD wxQ b e aibm ca Seles, th e: fifour- The 243-poundi LewisL was in Kaczmarak freestyle (6iI32«) and 5^— stmie champion who has a j irak of New Jersey had it 1 » 16-3 control over the lastast eight rounds .119-1099 and i Bob Logist of ith e 10 0 m b u tte rfly i(;i-nTi«ULS8 ). SmtaiMihKMSm record a ^ x o s t Sanchez-Viciicario, w hen h e landedJ sisev eral solid Belgiumisawitll7.112. sa i tc M r f S — iMkrf iaxiadtng the 19SG and 19971 ri^t uppercuts and!id stiff left jabs, The Ass< second in die zneinis 0001^ ^-tecabB«dtoi& e To Associated Press scored it r Es Toyota foals. which w ere his twoy/o m ost effec- 117-111 forLewis.for lly{ (lilO lS) an d :fiaid in ifleellOQm lia sfaTS|»^»6.B »aB « breaststroke (UnfiS). Se!es. seeded second, bbeat tive punches, “I saidid beforeI th e fight *You IVdn Fall^ Ben asdkd k * « : ThaSuBTs Tamazine Tanasusugam “In the later rouiounds, 8, 9, 10 ore my friend’frie and I m eant *You MVttgsAelteBCin. 6-1 anda in A e 100m £ » t j 3e ((tSESD)5 £J f r i , S 4 tm der th e closed roooof of a n d 1 1 , h e caughg ht m e a n d I arc my friend,”’frie Mavrovic said in a avy-^ntftB esa AxsdkeCblassemn.Ar couldn’t comc insicisidc,” the 214 the ring, and Mandee Baker was t ^ i n 4rofla**e*g lg. “ You b e a t m e, a n d tfae ti lOCkn bteastoidke (1 2 1■«7J..«7J. B VOT ea»> Sonehez^Vicario and Hutuber, I/4-pound Mavroviijvic said. “I’m nobodyeveever beat me before." CTi liiiriMi 1i»-B»it da Kxistm S ie n sa n e B niina tiK a 7EcS5512C.e tb e No. 7 seed, ag reed thatIt the tired, and he punchcched me unlike Mavroviovic boxed well in the ti .MtuiiJ gam e ta ffnal s e t ' tUrd^dace S n ia ^ 1^ w nmsa'iE n a jgM CndtSHb rtw as anyone else in the wcworld.” first feww rounds r before Lewis lOQm 1 hackstrtike i(il:31La). Wpi.-.nBrx £^7uh "TjT*K ^jjiftwH^ihfy ■■!! ^tb e k ^ . I t cam e a fte r S an d was the Europeopcan champi- tockchorgcirge in the fourth, landing Diana T Prmn rin^ fiTtWWI rfW^WI tiii^ an sly Jn on’s first defeat after ^i«»pivafiBalat ^ e s » had pl^red flawlesslj ter 27 victories, several hardhai rights to the head to ti SODm fitoljifc )).and at tte d ra l- 2 2 by knockout. tb e first set a n d B ib e r h»d i and a goodood shot to the body. In At A « 7 Hams Mas itistdan^im^aOQm : * r H r a . Bed f e ID WIQ th e second The viaory movedk'ed Lewis, 34-1 the fifth round,roi Lewis landed sev- • b Bad of At that point, French O;3 pen 27 knockouts,s, ea step d o ser eral gotwld jobsjo and left hooks and ^ i S i S E S cfianptonSancheB'Vicario tooqqI( 3 to a unification boi30Ut w ith IBF- a rightto to the body that made Wilson (1:13^). m ecSol tmicoQt to have her WI«rist S™* , chompionjn • Evander Mavrovicgrc grunt. W ohoine inedmian Eaiee OB I k a p ed. I h e world’s No. 4 pla- ^ . The best6St round1 of the fight was took “ third in ^ 2 0 (hn io a n^ ile a . t ttacted the third set by ktsing i re to find me," the 11th whenwh Mavrovic l^d ed a 2:1{L13,„ w hile r f i f gnini^ jugi^ i « I « « ^ Lewis said. “It's up to "S"■■BUM a serve and fallmg behind 40^ J to him to sign one-two inin mid-roundi and then a 5Bartketfs 2394 Ssse 3b - tbe next game. the contract.” hard leftt withwi SO scconds left fol- th c 20(knaKdlQr. a , J Holyficld, howeverver. now faces lowed by? aa one-twoc to the he a d , _i Gooding was proed igr a innd B ot a t 40-15, H u b er misse< place finish in ^ m en '^ 2 0 Q farrfM nd toiD a w ide open coi a WBA mandatortory d e fe n se Lewis thenthe rallied with a right „ 20Qm against Henry Akinkinwandc. .He uppcrcutt andan a hook to the head m “ e ^ from J o d 3>ewBy t(23333339) aad Sanchez-Vicario.jeach“ .ed made an IBP mandat and a -sevenm^finiinidiiniain tfiz ------A n c e o n a speetacular'runni datory defense ’foUowed'-by-by t w left-right combi- „ ^ Sept. 19 and won a men’s lOQm badcandce 3 9 beOf badLftuud dtawn tfae line o g I a unanirnous nations andUld bulled Mavrovic into „ dedsion over V o uJmBean. ^ theroixisat man RossDewc^m*^). i, b d te d B k e aw inrong shon, sha s at round’s end. WenddTs 7»pi rtnA ^ -Iwaspleased^thnth my perfor- “M avrovrovic must have 240 io mance," the 33-ycarir 0old Lewis, of pounds of si in tb e w o m e n s 2 0 Qm ’^verythmg looked like I vi )f steel in his chin," said (2(z 3 4 3 ^ and aevendtin ifiK auk ^a— .liM lp m iiiliii vf^ Mtain, said. “I adjuiljustcd well in Frank Maloialoncy, Lewis’ manager. bi SS ■ BBoe to w m tfaat gam e for 242-p, the nng. I expccted:d MavrovicI lo A Compu butteidy ^4 £ 8 ), vM e Jam Bober said. *1 wasn’t aggressisave r u a " ipuBox analysis of th e Hope Hi took «igrli ia nnp; n w i ^ , and sfae s ta rte ^ to pi nf^t showetwed Lewis landed 216 of . brbreaststroke (123Jfi). te ■ ; sslS*r3 play Mavrovic tried to0 staysi in dose 507 punche BtbeOB.* e . ches in this mandatory S s with Lewis but sim jOTme’sCaacySmerandkffll:s ifli i im ply d id n ’t WBCheavyvivyweight defense. m in tbe men's 5Qm frsesi3ae:(SSB'S3BX M W 2 7 .1 9 M

I ^ jskers crushV< iVashin; igCon,54 5 5 -7 BBoise Stim e rallieie^ Victory'gives g H Nebrask:ska 45 H tc:o‘smok^e’ U tah SptcMcMtoT»n„>K«„ stnai^tht home wins a 1-yard pass to Brad ArbArbo'n for T th e next scorc, fo u r mi:m in u t|^ nttoodHadPwP r o ______SALiA L T L A lC E C rry -It wasn’tt laier. Ite a Hail Mary. The Boise* Utah gol on thc boardlard w ith Nebraska extextended its home te Bnncos simply used smoke; 1:13 left in tiie first qu an er to beat ncrw hdn winninf; streakNik to 45 games by >eat tfae hometown Utah Uicsi Jonathan Crosswhile thirew rw a 40- B f / ' esfor93r 93 yards in 1:13, and Smith led the Broncos on their:ir final1 snatdie< for thc first tintime since 1996. V v 9 A ed the ball away from two drive, getting the gamc-wii:-wirmi{r scored on runss ofol 60. 14 and 19 W I f l - U tahI dedefenders in the end zone with 4S seconds left fo rth ev yards and rmishedhed with 146 yards | | J 9 le winning score, The Utah defense heldeld th e Boise on 13 carries in just over 2 1/2 ise State almost lost control Broncos lo just 38 rushinglg yyards qtiarters. Thc irunning back -Jl i . of thec gameg after taking a 14-0 but allowed a season-highigh 371 missed last season sc! with an s lead milmidway through the first passing yards. quarter.ter. abdominal muscli■sdc problem and Crosswhite threw for 19535 yardsy B art I sat out Nebrask;iska's first three r t H en d rick s threw a 50- and hit Daniel Jones withthaS a O - games this yearcar with a knee i‘ yard strstrike to Antwain Wilson yard pass witli 3 seconds to ] injury. for thle e IBroncos' first score witJi tliat wouJd have put Utah in f Newcombc, thch e flashy quarter- 10 minuinutes left in thc opening goal range, but the back ju ^ ' quaner. Ic judge back who missedsed the past two er. Isaac Henderson threw rxJed Jones was out of bounds.inds. .. games with a kneenec injury, scored on a 3-yard nm1 andai a pair of 2- yard dashes beforeore leaving in the third quaner. S isi>U survh Thc Comhuskcskers. who have ves scare won or shared a i a national title SpacMtoltoTbaTineiWww______i three of thc pasilast four years. I by Peie Garces and a 3-yo3-yard extended the nat touchdown by Nkeyasen. nation’s longest |y|^^H PORTl winning streak to :18 gamf-t ITLAND, Ore. - Idaho Garces kicked a 24-yardcrie r forl S tate ancand P ortland State com- improved to 11-00 againsta; Top 10 as 13-0 ISU lead before Portiairtland teams sincc a loss tc fofor 41 fourth-quarter State £ got on thc board. Dunn r B to N a 1 Florida - I B points Sal nn rah Stale in the 1994lOrangcBowL Or Satiuday in the Bengals’ it i in for two yards, but: SSc eth In other Top 25 1 second-lart-largcst point total in the Burford E took it in from one ya 25 games, it was TomWaH ey a id No. S Kansas StateIte 62, Nonheast ralshera,a4341ISUwin. out o to put ISU up 19-7 ath t ha alU Louisiana 7; No. £ Kenned;ledy Nkcyasen rushed for time. ti o. 8 Florida S l, ® care e r- K en tu ck y 35; No. 10 Florida er-high 179 yards and Garces connected fromim 28; State 30, No. 1 th ree (ou.touchdowns, gaining 113 yards y out in the third quartc 18 S o u th e rn Sgg"- ■-----? fiv * T W I yards in tJ larter, Califomia IC^ No. l; in (he final period alone. but b Jimmy Craft caught J. 11 V iipnia 24. ■ Deronn Fi ;h t ‘a Duke 0; No. 14 W ...... lnw WIU I— 1 Finley returned a Uck- Blanchard B pass and the exti 1 Wisconsin 38, «B for Ika eitf M It e WboviV(i1) led 31-28 otbei'stouttouchdown. fn f free N o rth T ex as a t No. Nt 17 Texas CWaiA 2 from 45 yards to keep paceI witwith b24.«tehin0aBSL14 *'"No. 20 0 1 1 ^ 6 3 , after Birady hit DrmmHinwitha An wniifflHams caught a 3-yard ih H A&M; No. 22 A labam a a i Oef«.«Kas»teMnsfenZT.WBanOe S t 43-yard scoring pass the Bengals. Arkansas; and co- Stanford 28 ass witfa 12:44 p assfrom m Jimmy j Blanchard with co-No. 23 A ir 24. OT remaining in tfae foo)nartb quarter. aminutele Nkcyasen added a 27-yar^ Forcc at Texas Christtristian. ChaikDnStiSL< 2.yesa.CotoiO J-At Eugene, Ore-, Reob«iben But Eastern Wasfair eWtinihegameasPSU scscore, which Dunn answered Droughns ntsbed for 214 yar faington ((^3) pulled wwit ithin tw o points, but wi d CotaodoS»SL38.WtV16 irds refined tiw 3S35-31, on a 1- T r a n s Hai with a 12-yard scampeiip er. and three tD s and AkxH Smi Hansen recovered the • NlNkeyasen p u ^ lithlO ^ defeat of WillanKne in 1S16.5.U despite being sackeded foor rmi>« H Lockcti, as Kansas Si s State woo its Redbnl5s49.pi«clSaindO 4i was the moa points e m n np*lT t Creninger cau^t tfajthree passes 12thstraighL ftod^rlloM«*ainai.caB0i.ita*.2o Stanford (1-3.0-2) since a 72-^■0 fo rm y a n b . H Bishop, who set a scschool rccord S.Oe*an4;n42.IM >20 iosat UCLA in 1954. MacKenzie. led with 475 yards in toi E a ste rn I lota] offense. n 34. 3 E. Green 13 „ Watfitngtn witfa 20'carriesforSZ ca; ' com pleted 23 o f 40 passes] and i«an 40. W. Montan 10 Nlto.21Vii0njaTecti27, a 7, yards and two too H was 48 yards away l ay from Chad 31.laasiraTedil9 Pffj CrifOn Gaslce was 18I 8 o r 2 2 Z £ H May’s school record 1 P ittsini^T rd for passing two intercepciotts for^or404yanb H yards in a game whenfienhcwcmto -______Al ,A t Blacksburg. Va., Ketoiion and three toocfadown - Car, wns. H e w a s H thc bench with 11 m in u tes -arpenter faad three intercefi2 sck ed three fxmo. H remaining and Kansastsas State (4-0) COWDfegefootbal ions. tnda£ns one be retm m ■ leading 48-7. or a foonb^oaner toodidnn] md lorgima Tech woo ^ MontanaSt37, ^ ■ 1 I No. 8 Rorida 51, N o.± L VH ir r^24,D i*ea X■laying mndi of tfae same withu>- SacrameiiluS t a A t Duriialiam . N.C., Virginia’s «ut « its» top two qnarteibKks;. ■ Kentucky 35 defense fonorccd eight turnovers Vn M cntana Vilgtma Tecfa (441,241 Eaa 3unfa quarter At Gainesville, F o Brooks atoned for a *»* i . Fla, Doug * ad to nse safely Ifidc S m naxson for tbe first tine mtfarcfarecyearsto Johnson threw forr fifive touch. P ^t^ssming g with a 57-yaid “t qiartabacfc <1« becanse statB-AIAi winafootbaD^BK. downs and Nafis KariCarim caught srnriiignmn l;late in the tlmtl qtar* darilark was injured laa and back nd Riab OxnpsoQ coBjpfc 'fpff three TD passes in lesscss than three - , , acknp Dave U ejer scpanted| aa 3S passes for 343 yard; ^ S t aIWa’t t . Romkll HaJay (7) lu p . fc, mmuics for Florida 1(4^1.30 ACO is off to **»*>m k ler early inifae seo u ilalL toocbdowns to H foranntdownwhilB [daho d e'ttf te ^ SEC). X stan in three yean. .U o b b sm id B mn B «*, Wl, r t m Mm iownI 4 p Sanscn^ SeU 0 bL P m te ! Saturday - 178 rush- dowi * Tfae Hornets tocA a 31 w n pass from Herb Tyler arfdirfd Al Tallahassee, FliFla.. Chris ssandntnfaral-Tsrd (2-2)2)1 faad a final chance to win eceiving and 40 in John n after Scott Brown kick nnny MitcheU put LSU aheadjqd W einke threw for 228t S y ^ a n d 'Gdc Davis scored on a »fteriCT readnag its 44. bot Driwr 10 set an LSU record for 1 unt retu rn for tb e Priced ^ yard field goal widi 13:2 a"n?To;e'?n= r keeps with a 36-yard p a^ two touchdowns in a.s gj a m e lhat ie d off another pass by Brees5 tbetDortbqDaiter. : into (bird place in interi^PtJonretum. '(■ featured periodic doidownpours “«Sers(4Al),l-OBigTen). "ithtfa 337 srcnod t left to seal tive ' Uootmia State t i t t l e m Conference history Ch Tictorlory for tfae Iiisfa (2-1). who S 'th 's S ? ^ -Jms Cunimings.recovered'a caused by Hurricane Gee 0 30-30 .3andI2-l.Hea m nm to start the thirdKnarte enlarged and wcakcne. ts expected to stan startedted seven games as a soplK>> g«etbe Vanda□daba7.01ead. ^ then came back on L S ^ ^^cd h e a n . a t outside lmehacker i « last year, more, i senior d a ss presidena aand « o - -n ,a t n, re. At Newport H i^ Scbooi,, dent cotmdl presidteL I tbe highlight for t possession 5 with an 81-yjSa ^ Idabo(2^X althallbougb the VandaJs *°“°Pnper before callingitadii^°i i Ipoooiu SuKUy.S«ptflml»f27,3M998 Tlmw-Nm, Twin FUh. IdahoMn C«

S p o rRTS i — ------) Cubss, Giant?ts smell playoffs;p i; Mets Vwilt ^ - Sosa falls bchin bccamc the fifth ‘ McGwirc, butit CC u b s major league histostory to remain in hunt ^ ■ n out 300 batters in i or .. HOUSTON (AP - Sammy H H seasons, fanning KtKevin' Orie i 5osa fell two honlomers behind ■ H thc seventh inningtg < a double- ' McGwire, but went:3U2far-«wiUia header opener. Ih pair of angles ands>d scored tfae go- Oric was Schillin ^ ahead run in tbe the eighth as W s and final strikeout v of thc 0- Chicago beat theAstros32. As | n game. Schilling, whcvho struck out 1, „ Chicago (89-72):) remainedn tied WB season, j' y wi San Richard (1978-79),), NolanI Ryan Frandsco (89- ■ E l (1972-74 and 1976-^6-77), Sandy 72) for tfae NL Koufax (1965-66) and Rube wild-card lead Waddell (1903-04) as < the only going into tfae hSfSS^M pitchers to accompUsllish thc feat. : :.W season’s i final IW';. ° ' ' cw m J se. Florida won in thche 10th inning . ' N d« on Dave Berg’s two-vo-out double " n>o H c f I off Yorkis Pcrcz (0-:(0-2). Antonio j outs in the ninth,th, closer Rod 1 ^ . Q Alfonseca (4-6) pitched pi two e Beck fielded DavesOaiiestopper a P s <111 ■ i innings for thc viaorj 4 near the first-base lit Minnesota Tl : line and made In the second g:gam e, Alex a Twins’ PbuI Molitor «llc(«s iaf«lyIjr IntoI third base es the Clevelandand J an unsuccessftil atteiQemptatatag. hlrd MCker Russell Branyan bobble s Beck’s throw to fir Gonzalez’s 13th-innnning homer saturdav’tm lies the ball In the (Int Inning durinduring first then hit off Ricky BottalicoCO (1-5) gave Saturday s$m matchup In Minneapolis. Third ba s Clark in thc back,ick, but plate base umpire Drew Coble looks on. umpire Eric GreggKcalledOark c the Marliiis their firs■irst-evcr dou- T T J out for leaving the t ^ 3 blehcader sweep. Rob Rc Stanifcr >e basdine try- ) - h u m , Y a i 1 ing to dude the tag before tfae (24) faced one batteitter, throwing n k e e s w iin n I throw. a called third strike 1 !■ With the score M1-1 Jand ooe out |K g |||B C | Lewis with the bases Conc pice)itclics 7 shutout siiJiliared by Tim Keefe (1888)) andan 1 in thc eighth, Sosa'Sa singled off H |H ^ H ! ■ the top half. in n in g s> irin Yankees win Rube Marquard (1912). Clemens, who finished 20-6 20- Jay Powell (7-7).. iiMark Grace r g w y w i NEW YCYORK (AP) - David wil also singled, and bobotfa ruimers vuh a 2.65 ERA and 271 strik.trike- m D'backs 3, Padrd r e s 2 Cone allowiowed just one run and oui)uts, gave up four runs and scvewven •scored on a two-out9ut double by four hits insin seven .shutout innings hit; .Gao-Gaetti. S PHOENDC-MattW lits in eiglit innings, strikingg oiout [ WiUiams hit to win luss 20th2( game as the New 11Hand walking two. • Mark Oark (9-14)^4) 1limited tfae g his 299th career homh< er and York Yankiinkces won their sixth Asiros to one run andmd five hits in H Gregg Olson got hisis 30th: save. straight, beatingbca the Tampa Bay M: ftight innings. Beckk ggot his SOth |||B H ||| Coppled with Tampaipa Bay’s 6-1 Devil Rays 3 Mariners 5, Rangers 2 , ave. /s 3-1 Saturday. loss to the New York)rk Yankees, __ Cone (20-7), SETTLE - Texas stumbleded ini |H the victor^ gave ga thc scheduled to IS bid for homc-ficld advantag’s Sterling MeisinSs.388, surpassed the mark . ,Ken Griffey Jr., who leads the Maris’ mark on Septpt.8.faitNa w.rh .1,. onld play Saa Francisco mai Hitchcock (9-7) allowe L witli 56 home runs, played aill p off Dustin Hennait 1- ^ S « i ^ wodsixhils set by Jim1 Kaat,Kl who went 25-13 ' dall «nsoninthe InStMfinmaoBlonday. and three runs in 51-31*3 innings. for Minnesotiisota in 1966 and 21-13 irce outfield positions for the fourth inning thenn connectedc brake Open Uie e m e _ rst time in liis career. again in the seventh,; ive-ruD fourth. Orel The winner would be homeae . for the V^itelite Sox in 1974. tfa,atwtmm. nr^i.v. r? J 5 In combinii 435-shot off rook>okie Kirk (11-10) allowing four Sxinst tb e Cobs the following□€ Reds 6, Pirates 2 lining with three relicv- - .. or- ers on a scscven-hitter. Cone thietlcs 4, Angels 3 gullinger. It wass faish nintfa 1 eight h its in S 1-3 CINCINNATI - inulithomer game th. AAndniwim Jones hit a two-run Eddie bccame thcle firsti Yankees right- OAKLAND, 0, Calif. - Rickeykey ^ * 1 00 ^'s Lany Walker w ou *>i*lRdile in tfae sixth off Al Leiter Taubensee hit a three-run tl hander to:o win' 20 since Ed Hencnderson singled in the win- and thc S2nd of his can “ homer and Pete Hamij vin- ^ 3-for-« witfath his 23id to 0 77 « ^ ) Tiisch (14-7) Figueroa wenvent 20-9 in 1978. nineng run in the ninth inningJ as •i'Montreal got the gweoaheadnm nisefaiskaQi bccame the Reds’ firstrst 14-game ^ . Oakl on ninth-inning doi 09K4ea(fing xvcn«e _ ikland beat Anaheim. doubles by to36Z,mneiKpotDts^MBdofNew Tbe Braves became the 12thth winner since Pete SchourckSi OrioleS5, 5, Red Sox 2 EricEr Chavez singled with two Orlando Cabrera andndpinA-hit- York’s John < L team this century to win at m OlemL Danyl Kite at went 18-7 in 1995. BOSTONN - Bret Saberhagcn Its off Angels closer Troyroy ter Scott Livingstone (B -17)8aw »st 105 ^ rn e s. the first since Busby (5-2). Ugueth Ur w op sem i nm s aad . “ » Pittsburgh ran itselfelf out of a gave up homomers to B.J. Surhoff jrcival (2-7) to score Jasonson Urbina (&3) lOfaicsinsixinimmiBt e *1986 M ets went 108-54. cDonald, who was pinch-run- worked a scoreless> ei,eighth and ^ three-run homer whwhen Jose ‘“id Enc Davi)avis in his postseason •un- mny Neagle (lS-11) pitchcd:_d Guillen passed Adrianm Brown] as tT^eupasosBas Baltimore, out of the ng ® for Scott Spiezio, Rick DeHart Hnisheddforhisfirst fc B iaves4, 0 perfect innings to win his career save. (.M etso “ they rounded socond»d base on )r the ' first time since , « regnlar-season relief Boston. Wfll ATLANTArA-New YoA (88^73) appea> Kevin Brown’s fourtlrth-inningrrk inninn 1995, beat Bos y ^hlte Sox 13, Royals 5 pewance since Ocl 3,1993. ighn, who began the KJ Giants 8, RockiesIflft d its foo;oorth straight and drive, turning it into) a two-run dayoncpoUit KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Frankmk droppedoatcttofaiiefardiew ikt- Ifcwl shot. lint behind New York’s Thorlomas and Alben Belle hit con-»n- DENVER - Stan Javirarahnn,-. omlm*.n, Mkis4,PldIlies3 Bemie WilliaUiams in the AL bat- sccurutive home runs in thc fifth i;ed twice to double fai TheMca,wbkfabas ” Jason Schmidt (11-14]14) was thc ting race, wer ifth a its last 35 inntnss. MaH>artnsl,PMaiesO went l-for-3 to stay at inninling and rookie Brian Simmonsons tptal as the surging GGii am s,«iio loser. Pittsburgh hadd droppedi .336 and ext(extended his season- hit li and hope bodi UUkllAMI - C urt Schillingg seven straight. : his first two major-league:ue h i^ hitting5 stistreak to 15 games. hominers to lead the ChicagoIgo Dennis Eckiickcrslcy set a major Whitlite Sox to a 13-5 victory overver ley sets m a . ^ ^ league recorc:ord with his 1,071st thoK! Kansas Qty Royals, Eckersk lajor league tching appearance, Th e mark for;a p p e a r a n ci c e s S n f a" rhe four home runs estab-lb - — f-BOSTON (A P)'^A ft a tie with Hoyt ‘ llsheled Q singJe-scasbn mark of • - Wt^i;070 a^intb^drOrioles » d is signed *’lt^ ____ . Wilhelm. 196 f j^ames, Dennis Eckersei^ey oolytfaroi^tt Und of bard to rememberr appearances with 1,025.5. “For‘ him ) for the White Sox, eclipsinging klMssoooa. rf,o,i,Sl it an begiBi,-said Eckersley. theMeom t rccord of 195 set in Muldn’t wait to pitchfa Satunlay.S DoeslKwsiODC (D recun? wbo tia f, to stan about a third of)f hish carccr RIma laue R in And the Boston reliever:Tr stiO can't *aK dcitaa >tiTO44 next Saturday. and then go into the buiJuUpen. it’s 15, Tigers 4, (13) 1M6. ovati(nin m EarfromtlKsi 1 d at to 0£1 with 48 saves in® said. "I would try to find t UNNEAPOLIS - David Justiceice esni&ce — firombis lS9aT id out what decision ass TorontoT defeated homenered and tied a career-highg h ninth inning, setting 1 TWo yeais bte r be won thes Dennis Eckersley hasIS donei to Detroit in 133 innings.in. with 1 !ue record witfa his Qr Yoong and MVP awards, h five RBIs as the Clevelandnd keep himself in that kindid of ^ p c Clemens, whowh< won his final 15 Indiaiians clinched the home-field etching appearance. Buj ^^iomjorfcagochisio.' his whole life” decisions af Jd

l^rom firsiSt pitch topplayoffs, thisis is a seaso r J n for the agges still hilau n ts francchise, fans TtoAwodrtedPwtt ^fcavy bitten exsA fame- T imKsi :a s m , it’s been that kind • season, thc overall homer itmciBseifaatiat reumgorated tfae of erunrate Knicht Rkldsr Newi ______Youns Mark McGwire sent tl ason right fnan the start, is exactly the same os Iasilast year’s ------[lg thing bccausc he made an It tfae first span'and cptivated ^ tfae natitn. wfaenn Iked U flniikce Brewers outstaitanding play (on the secondd signal way back in March.ch. Juan Goozaleca leveL CHICAGO -Don- 1 Y.anu never hit, a i aaod^pMRlbr pi^tlsd dcir first game as a mem- Along the way, thert a double credited to Donnn His giand slam on open:?eningday tfaemoaSBZsUsm GO years, aad berofdi ere were had a chance.u NcNot tor the fly balls Qendc le did more than stan the i f dK Natianal Leagtie. other issues. McGwire’si’s use of he missed that T tie ru ^ to the first seasonson with m a e tfaan Theiile Arizona Diamondbacks at Tuesday afternoon ball,” ! Roger Maris’ record,I. Het was two top the muscle-building supplpplemcnt Shc^ Stadiumlum in 1969, and not Thele loss left the Cubs with a topping 50 bomen. and Tampa Ta Bay Devil Rays androstenedione was reve!vealcd in ignomin a tdllng us, right tfaere amand then. The hi^est-sit-scorine All-Star bnx^ mny aU these ycare four-mgame lead over New Yoric A\ that big things were on d ^ something new lo b a ^ an Associated Press stoiItory and monm. adecdcfior gameem-. baD ,akakng with a lot of young h later, they led the divisionn ,1998. Hctgeizades:! ^»arked a national debate,Ite. as did It is nothinglg slshort of absurd in by 8 1/2ly gomes. Not exactly thee sUAeFSanasaine pitcherslers and nearly 100 an umpire’s fan-interferen .Were they ever. Cran Los Ansd8des to Florida tn each. A rence ml- , beginnnmng of the end, as it was A home-nm race for tfa L At Bank One Ballpark, ing that cost McGwire: a home .The Ieg^d,of, of course, links him' , lotcrdicharsacrizcd. rtfaeages thelfccs.Raa4ji^JolatsiBjainins theree wasw a swimming pool , with the ultimate 4pd a sight to behold:1: SammyS Hoostoo. Shair. run. uitefailure ofthe'69 In theth locker room afterward,I, akenps at Dodger beyondod the right-center field Tbe rivalry between Me Cubs; defines asas. a goat a guy who Maiuig«»sticsw fflcm c— b«fayM4) reached its zenith for 1998.i popups. In truth,h,he i was not cjed- forthe*61*69 Cubs. jwprst tumble by a WoiidId SeriesS meaning Sosai co n d d g e tM B e A qtnd . Ited for on errorron or either. Hmtt Young’s^ name resurfaced champion. ' nicfc no te to aaysayers: But just think - there isn'tn t even Qhsolutelv fl more strings to bebettlfcOKire. E««idniboogb this is an cqnmicii an October chill in the oir ye ly flabbergasts me after thethi Brown error was pre- when people talkalk about the Don dicmbleile if not strange.'

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Sports "I*a w k sirejo in m ajoirle a g iu es p"hief s G^VI once Pittsbuijl i g h H Biimcs before coll»llapsing ot Tampa L / l ’ I ^ Inst week, givinglg tup 27 points after rought lo^ve to Phil]illy leading lS-0 atI InIntermission. The tii. nwh ■ will givee Seattle Bears could haveivc (should have?) >HwMoinhaH»ws______beaten Jacksonvinville in Ihcir only Ranking other homo game a test tod)day H p ne and lost by only DAU Philadelphia spom : Ranwng, pfBvtow ranidng end a J w a five points at PiPittsburg. Thnt , like no other, love to hale ments... t j r u a means ihe effort ByDaveGoWbefg )rt is there, so the 'heirr teams.te When the Eagles, ’ X. Groen Bay 1 Pack missesaRfl, RS il H r Vikings can’t affor'ford a letdown liko Phillicilies and Flyers win, it’s a Lovms. nxAnocUtfld Prattt t ______they had two we weeks ago at St. toughh love.I< When they lose, it’s 2. Denver 3. Ehny could useoaday-f 8 d Louis, when theyey barely survived iust tough.touj Scactlc fans arearc savoring the a 14^point comebatback by die Rams. Ask A Seahawks’ 3-0 stastart. What’s to k Mike Schmidt, one of the 3.Jocksomino4.RBSto«irtoottout, savor? greatcsitest power hitters in basc- Taylofln. "Hie three vioori(ories by on aggre- |H | ; . Kansas Clty(:^ (2-1) at hall history.his He hit 548 home '4. San Fmndsco 5. OofensoI Is sus-';« snte score of 9S-28 ^ Philadelphia (I for the Phillies but was pecL •28 were over thc ^ H l ^ '( M ) K / ; , 8. Kansas Oty 6. Chiefs own the Eagles, Cardinalslls iand Redskins, •. • ^ As he did lost seas d regularly. The fans obvi- t the NFC. teams that would l> «ason. Rich Gannon ously wawanted 549 or 550. e. Miami 7. Marino's ami doesnlesnt •» d bc in danger of Is performing welltl in ndief of injured Ask S needthoresL’ • ••• • - r. relegation if thejhey played in a ^^H#* t / Elvis Grbac. It wcwould be nice if k Santa , Claus. He showed European soccer lealeague. Gannon played even It on Eagles gome one T. Minnesota 8. No holes on offense,offei /cn if Grbac-s shoul- chrUr,^ aPtttsbunpi2.QBStewt8itog^lng.taB But now comess tntrouble, starting ^ H ^ >'<^ady -■he h grew up in ^ ^ -stmas5- season and got an at Pittsburglurgh today. Then ^ ^ H | ^ H Philadelphia. Lil from the fans. Thc 9.SoattlolO.SocondysJtto comesnes a trip to WffSH If the Eagles arcn’■cn’t the worst team Eagleses stunk th at year. Bah Pennsylvonia this monm! ■ m the NFL, they'rere dose.c Last iveek, humbug,)ug. So they booed Santa. 10. Now England 12. B y s o efl'flhot; 'a h Kansansas City and a • ‘ ' nowhe'soff. nc game against Rodney Peete relieved re Bobby But: don't dc ask Carl Peterson, V Hoying in a drearsary 0-0 name at He ma U,AUAm al5. Reality c h ^ Sunday.Sun iver. So while llie H Arizona, moved the may have frustrated U l f j ? ) Steele he team, but then Philadclidclphia fans like no other. 12. Dalias 20. New favotta IniNf13 NK elers (2-1) haye fumbled 10 set up thc East been:n unimpressivel thc Cardinals’criti- He gaveIVC them nothing to boo. cal fust touchdown. 13. New Orloons 17. Mannir«Jplays‘ pla) and were;re shut out in , Petersonson built one of football’s homotown teem. Miami last week,. it’it’s not coadis- y best organi- peak when Dennis I r New York GlamJ n ts (1 -2 ) 14. Tampa Boy 14. Running gomeflmel^ ; lis Erickson says / 1. notes btKk. • of Pittsburgh: , " a t San Diego.( (:2 -1 ) ______Philadelphia "It’s an organizatii U.N.Y.GIants9,Lad(ofployma).ymokers. I cation tliat’s out- ■ ‘ The Giants andd DallasZ (against ,qnn, ti in the mid- 18. BalUmofo iL Hartwugh outZelSr u t Z standing, it’s a teai:eam that’s out- J Oakland) arc the; NFCN East’s two . But ^ no one noticed. It . In. • standing, it’s a COI coaching staff best chances to endid oni 0-7 non-divi. ^ a s in in the United Stales 17. Tennessee 13. Joff Ostler's•SD-.; D i lhat’s outstanding.5. AAnd you have r- --- 1!_ • ' sion record. But thelie Giants,i who go Footballill League.1 needs to stop op. to play them on thereicroad.” ——mU coost-tocoast on a shonshi week, must PeterSi(Jrson’s S tars played in I Are the Seahawks *'»*« rectify the mistak< l a . Son Oicso 16. How doos Leaf ^ks good enough Kansas Cityn LeaiI (16) during the second Quarti Cowboys. 34) and appeared in bolh 19. N.Y. Jots 19. ftnoy or Testavenaverdft? Pittsburgh at tlie rigin^tum e.wii}i Kansas City uarter of the Sept. 20 game in 20. Ondnnotl 21. Where's RB Dfdo its offense in disarray, ;ity, Mo. The Charger# foce the New Speaking of mistak championship games, Dldoii? iew York Giants and Kansas City lg thc second one. They 21. Detroit 18. Batches of problem;Uerns, linst Phllatlolphla toilay. 1 was an unbelievableh‘le'?.„^S" ,! ^ 1 Whatever thee iparty line. e«* 0Salns 22. Chicago 22. Duo for on upsoL Kordell Stcwan obvii yards witli fivetumovlovers ocainst the ®*so wonon 35 of the 41 overall sot J 'bwously misses scoring 81 i 23. SL Louis 2 a Roiier-eoastorrWe ; Chan Gailey, his offei Jl points in two games. It Erii Cliiefs. The New Yorkork defense could 8 0 nies! tlthey played. That’s iffensive coordi- might bons Eric Turner returned 94 yards forfc a mnke his Jj/e mistral-raWe again this tough ro b withOBBanls. • nator last season ai ' ns Rood as it's been since toudidown. tou was othemise fine :o boo in any town. 1 and now the 1989,w}i«iit51 it beat Denver S5-10 in the Oai ne Ul week. Now P,P eterson retu rn s to 24. Arizona 23. Cards dcsperBtotofor., for ; coach at Dallas. 1hin{flings were sup- Super Bowl Oakland. Is it time for a Norv Turner wa Philadel]Ielphia in a football blockers. posed to have beenI dedearcd up last OK, Dann RcCTes’F Falcaa-i liave t\\'o witl 28. Buffalo 25. Bills more desperau ' week after a meet; Mth the Redskins, w)io could be“ ig Jacksonville (343 4 )) capadtyy f.for the first time since ‘ «rat^' : acting among buta a17-12 decision at home after afte thc Cowboys come to toivn n. /rf o \ those USFJSFL days Sunday when fbrbloctors. . Stewan, coach BillII CCowher and fcoglcs Eo, isn’t exactly over- wee I nexi at Tennessee (1 26.0akiand 27. RoMors don't travoi Ray Shennan, the ne week? Thc *Skins already his Kansasisas City Chiefs visit the ‘ favol', ; new offensive whelming; ChrisCl Chandler, ho^\ever, are ai off to their worst stan sircinr/v , Jofiuara think< ththey have room winlcss Ei ' well. , coordinator. might cxploiiiloit wtiat's been a soft &in 198 for improvement from ! Eagles. Peterson took j 1981. when they began 0-5 in J jm Mark BruneU over as! ththc Chiefs’ president " 27, Washington 24. TWs is wtiatIt JS:S57 Instead they got worivorsc. Frandsco«defense. . Gibbs’rookieyejir. cibl and the passing gair miUion gets?. it,'"™ ■ *'' ssnerneral manager in 1989, 3 Stewart was ll-foi-for-35 for 82 ^ ^ BnmcU is founh in the 2 a Indianapolis 26. Mora's newvtcapi tea , yards with three interiterceptions at N6 W Unleans6 < (2-0) Oal ing behind guys nai nsas City has not had 0 vs.1 okltoam .' ; Miami, one returne Oakland (1-2) Young and Favre. eason since. 3 29.‘PtiilodolpWa29.Not04sfnceee ; i ; Thomas for a touch inapoIls(W) atiat Dallas (2-1) With James Stewarvan out for the 0 ^bottom, the phiefs are 1972. » everyone met again an ra used to coach the Saint-s, TI season, the Jaguars now ,3 land Sherman , These icams should cenainly I lowrxilyonrxMk- e 0 of the best organiza- SO. Caro«na30. No 0. no D. tooimany mai I ; suggested simpUfying o i ^ u e e players, Peyton famiamihar with each another - ythi ie running backs Fredred Taylor, who tions in sp.spons. Almost as good l I q | ^ . ndMarslwli Faulk, grew up serin 12» yards againstnst the Ravens, as the'om \ that already was quite I crimmage eveiy summer and pli one Poterson built in I_ ~ £ j i , ; SliU, despite squ( leans as Saints fans. Danny anin exhibitione game. On the othiplay and Tavian Banks. Thcrhe Oilers could PhiladelphiIphio. . qucaking by Wucrffd,the the New Orleans quaner- hand draft: . Baltimore and Chictiicago, many back, beat t land, Deion Sanders, who amass. Philadelphia, NewI 0;Orleans at ipa Bay has yet to scotx! in 3t t CarolinaC (0-2) NFL game that was scordesssco after 1986 after:r a failed bid to move Stacey i Mack Templo 60 228.28. .•: Indianapolis, Oakland ; ^ heading into its fourth This Thi game demonstrates how farfn fg ^ q ^ -n '^ ^ c c a s‘tnkogamein tr play from1 tlthc spring to the fall 9^ 1John, Humphrey A&M-King;iIS fe­ )• Seattle at Pittsburgh, laon game, third on thc thee PanthersPi have fallen sincc the’ gh, the New road. The BucsBui will face Charlie faced Tlie Rams roi 157 yai irson's legacy did not r }. York Giants at San Diegtiego, Atlanta Uatdi. the rook ced the Packers in the NFC titll Damon Washington Colo. Ss ttg ^ • : at San Francisco, Mini ookie quancrback whose gameme 11/2 years ago. from Greg Hill in their J can find Stars’ alum- ia0192. • ;» linnesota at strcngthsofarfar has been liis legs-hc nie win at Buffalo. But HillHi brolte a ghout the NFL even • : Chicago, and Cinciricinnati at . got C3 yards oi "Ihe Packers defense has been car Buffalo...... J on eight carries in his • lyingingjhe i team and Brett Favre hai leg, so rookie Robertrt Hoicombc ^ J a y H yciyears later. ------debut againsftisfthcVlkJngs; only’six-----been" m ---- sians.------it^of the week— — * TampaBayisatDetroitroit Monday fewer yards thi en cari=ying thc offense, whidich ch is-nowthe-genet'al— •: night. than Bany Sanders had missessses the injured Dorsey Levens manager of the New Orleans It's too bod the Kansas Cily Cilj on 14morec3irrames. Tliee RPanthers thought they’d bc 2-C Saints. Thele sassistant director of ^hi ; ,• Buffalo, Miami, Newew England M Cincinnati (1-2) al hiefs can’t get to a Super Bo\{lknil. cominimms off thdr bye instead of 0-2. personnel;1 of0 the Stars (Terry mce taking over the Chiefsfs tnIn < •. and the New York Jetss arear off. D envor (33-0)-( Bui lh! Baltimore (1-2) I they lost at home to Atlanui and Bradway) is now the personnel 989, Marty Schoitenheimerjs;rjs the road to New Orleans, andnj Two teams that have! playedpL better d irecto r f i I Atlanta at Washingngton (03) “4" f than their rccord^ the us for the Chiefs. ^9>9 against the NFC Since 199B.9» , (2-0) rry Collins has shown few signs of usually leaky Peterson’si USFLU; ticket manag- thetc Chiefs ore 14-2 with an eidtt- way. who probably bounci^ncing back from his miserable,1^ Bengals defense hdd thche Padcers lo er (U o Carl i ^ - J ; a t San Francisco)( (;2 <)) sha"„.,"hTcive played at Oakland ^^^^sc>7 season. 13 points last week. larlin) now works for San:ime NFC winning streak, hiiy- the Eaglesis nnda his equipment ^ 8g swept dieir four games I • On paper, this is a bait]laitle for the ' ^ ‘k. againain will dedde at game Tlic problem for the R M|h 1 ;, NFC West lead. But thec49ershave 4' Ume whether• to test his injured ham- Minn e Ravens has manager (Jackie(Jt Myles) now 'heic NFC West in 1997 and the «; won thor Iasi six home gami Innesota (JO) been Jim Harbaugh’s: fmger.fii Two works for Ca 5unes againsi string. It shouldrudn’t make much differ- o* r>u weeks in a row hc’sstanet Carolina. One of his ^FCFC Ccntral in 1996: . . . the Falcons by un averageage of 40-19, ^ncc againstst the demoralized Chicago ^ (03) to be replaced by Eric Z is reps (Joel Finglass) The last NFC team to beat tfie ;, ana the offense is averagingingS30yards. J Rwlskms. Bubbjbby Bristcr, who on his Iss Ihis ihi a irap for [hc Vikings? Tho g s ? S S Edirector of sales and litefs was the Cowboys tfn first scries threw ^ e r has done well, dcspii ttn ■cwanintcrccpuonthat BeaiH33, ,iafter all, played ^vell for 2 1/2fZ Pittsburgh and Jacksonviili* p—IS for the Cowboys. Thaiitmksgiving Day in 1995. THe lead coach in uefs play their first NFC o p i ^ _ Philadelphia,lia, Jim Morn, is now " pnt t of 1998 when they visit I^tlJe e !- i: Moon pp r o v e s a g e '2 n d coach of th e ^hiltiiladelphia Eagles on Sunday^ e doesn’t n k3""V/ Indianapolislis Colts. All nine of I* KIRKLAND, Wash. matter-SSeattle is 3 h. (AP) - H T H i K ' ^ M ora’s USFlSFL assistants also OoSiservatlon deck ; .: Some people keep t eing ^ Warren J t l II from iralning camp befor ; ^ Moon he’s too old to be i ‘Son he set- i**"® *he NFL Nl today, includ- HeWere are some \Vcek 4 obsa-- be an NFL n tied for a two-year, $^.94.£ million ‘" 8 two in head-coaching vatic ; > quancrback and take the punish- a J contract hurt h^ accuroc; tions nnd opinions by NjiL ; : ment that goes with the job racy, but he cap acitiess (V( ince Tobin at writeHer Rick Gosselin: -Ji u'ob. J m !] insists he’ll get better.r. /And who Arizona andnd Dom Capers at 1 ] . : He tries not to0 listen. could doubt him? He s 1. How did the NFC East gfct : • Sometimes he can’t cover 1 c set team Carolina), thiss bad?I Go back to 1993. n^e 'er his cars records for compledonss (313)(i and Five Starsirs went on to earn East J -■ fast enough. st had won three consecutiteIte ;; “The more people talk yards (3,678) last year. Pro Bowl acciicclaim in the NFL: Supe talk about m I “I think hc lies aboutJt hisI age,” defensive enc per Bowls by three different • • my age, the more you buy i end William Fuller, team uy into it,’' Seattle coach Dennis5 EricksonE linebacker 1 ims: Dallas, New York aridIS i said thc Seattle Seahawlawks’ star r Mike Johnson, Washshington. Philadelphia aI*oS : i; quancrback. who turns Mid. “I think he’s youngergerihanhe punter Seanan Landeta, line- wasc backer Sam J 5 one of the NFL's Top fjifc. November. “Then whensn you■ do m Mills and center team-ms in 1992. That’s where tite “It won’t amaze me if he1 plays Bart Oates. FuUerFu nnd Landeta stars ;. something, you say, 'Hey,V, rmi not next year. And it probabl rs were, so that’i where ^ .; supposed to be able to do th ably won't are still in theh e NFL. mone fc - 0 that."’ fc -Ts tB A ? I amaze me if he plays5 thetl year “It was a ma fe Moon, in his 15th NFLX seasons Carlson was their No. 1 q •n Sunday, if for no Cowbt'boys haven’i ijeplaced ^ and 21st in pro football.ill. is the back. In Minnesota, wh other reason1 thantl he left their Norto r ». league’s sccond oldest p ' \ I town-andthe ton, the Giants haven't ' :t player ...... played three years, he was the dty hasn’t won a replacaccd Jumbo Elliott, and fl»e .: behind 44-year-old Steve! DeBerg,D< by the Vikings after he refl championshipP irin any sport since. Redsk * skins never replaced Gafyy i ,; Atlanta’s ihird-stiing quona xicrback. Seahswh at take a pay cut vrfien the lean ild capture an awful Clark.k. The division slid for file ': But Moon plays, DeBerg does «quarterback Warren Moon completpletes B 34-yartJ pass to Joey ed Brad Johnson was its q sports fans in ycarsl e ' • J; Moon is also a key tc “■“»»«» In . £«m, s quaner- ® s before crashing in 1998. t m .nj.ln.1 PWI.delphHS.pt. 6.. Moon,Mo 41, Is a big reason the back. (Moon also played six J n,” Peterson said. 2. One 0 word of advice fb J Seahawks’ bid to make the play- Sflshawks are unilelidefeated. the Canadian Football Lcagui s - " "b-K w»roys.;: good to leave Pittsbi offs for the first time since burgh quarterback Korddls ; iM 1988. his passes (43-fcl-for-77) with six quanerba Thc Seahawks signed hiMm as a >“™ " Stewa''art - run. His threat:^ \ ; And he’s got more hdp this year touchdown passe; xback helped reouii him as free agent - to be John F 1;; with tlic addition of Waiter sses and no In tcf a free agoagent . NFLddefenses is his legs, V«tt te n and ccptions. A yearr ago,aj his first sea^ Moon b backup — before last seas«i S i ' hI Draft watchJn Stewar;an has rushed for only-<2 . -• an improved defense, whidhich hos son with Seattle, 7 0opener. Texas early,ho ho probably would t^eewi weeks. ^ Heading into the Seahaihawks’ 528) with 25 TDs 0 a better a teiim. Moon responded with a j'g am e in Pittsburgh on Sun •s and 16 interccp- Nonetheleleless, he’s as competitive I a splm- be playing forr theth ChtrogQ Bears hhas tried t^ be a pocJiitt I Sunday, tions. did season, passing for an NFL- right now. But h *.;Moon is the AFC’s third-r nsever. It ho stayed, so tbe passerer this m onth, but he-'?s9 d-ratcd Moon’s role hashas changed this “I havei high 409 yards and fivee ttouch. Big 12 not only 1 O quarterback behind Denvenyer’s year and the Seahi iven't been able to get in downs ogainst the Oal Jy has the top run- compleileting less than 50 perceitt ] John Elway and Jacksonvi ahawks no longer the typew ofo rhythm that Tm used Dakland ning back prospiwpe« in 1999, bur 111*5 throws* with six interci^ nville’s rely as much onon his passing. to in the i Raiders in October. He gocPC to the also four of die to :s M ^k Bninell with a 101.2 ratirating. Watters plays a bi he passing game,” Moon Pro Bowl as an injury replao e top seven. Qons aiand only two touchdowxtt J k He s completed 55.8 pereci big part of that, said, bcement Here are the!ie top1 10 runmng Stewanirt will find that the easllr recnt of nnd it's no c6inddiddence that the He thini for Elway and was that gi hinks his 25-day holdout MVP. t gam es back prospectss forfo die 1999 NFL .“ 1* to‘0 run, the easier it ^ 1 becomcne to pass. .T 1 i jpooiiRCC S«c%.8«(ilwb«a7.1>1W8 TtaN.4lms,T,rti rail. Matoh# C-7

S p o r t s 1 ' 'Whaa t teamI’sin 1Sutton takes O)pen leaad on fiinal holee Golfer birdies laast whatit diviskion? h hole to shoot John I Lessons in N M ^ b mle e tto of NHL geography COconfound many 5-under-par 5- dayV OrMMbofobofo, I Kid tUrd roun ^^^^■M aglnnwn tun days. The Californians ;um, defense- (Anaheim,[1, LosI Angeles, San Jose) shot a 73^3 maxnan Rhett made sense 203 Saturday : W a ^ with nearby Phoenix. —“ with Scocott 1 The probleblem Dallas has In the Gux and It four>ur : -U■Nashville, l Westisthd Gump and former Texas Op<'pen 'i heir division road games chaichampion Jay Haas. strokes onofl rampa Bay, will start^at at either 9 er 9 - 3 0 ^ Li Wa«Vashlngton." Dallas time, Leonard recovered from the lead. bogey on No. 12 to shoot a 69,6 le begins confi- The reailgiU ^ e n t has two major wlii ; dently, then “andid um,t um ... effects, ri while Haas shot a season-lowv64 ( ■ Carolina!” already: travel and andUld Gump had a 65. roronto and Mohtreal Bi No, and thank you. u fI o r p l a ^ CKJ J ^ d Fabel, who had a 70, an : NHL Realignment, th l e ^ e division so there Miki VM* , the game of could be fullfull resumption of hock- Krfii«Uce Small. 68, were two Strok.)kes ; geographic redefinitioition and divi- ey’s most his }dilnd Sutton. > sioiud mtosis. historic rivalry. c, and sealed his lead on the par-4 Armour, both bo of Dallas, Bob onh A schedu] Sutton, who began the dadoy 18th with the 10-footcr, I No. 17 to end up at 10 underidcr ' Joining Florida dule heavy on division nin- tw- Estes, of Austin,Al and David onS da in the pluywouldtrd mean less travel, which qline S under, birdied Nos. 5, 7 andan Maginnes shot a 73 73 ond was Ogrin, of Gai 1 Saturday.... Frank LicklaterUer ; Southeast Division is ITamna Bay, would be le I. His next birdie came on th Garden Ridge, a sub- saysys he experienced some let- let* less wear and tear on the fourstrokesofftheleaiead. urb of Sonan Antonio, al! are dow ; Washington, CarolinaIna and, upon both travelel budRets1 and pUyers. lar.S 14th, where he two-putteted The players again bi )wn after tying for fourth1 at ' entering the league> forfoi the 1999. Nobody shoi rom about 20 feet, ! batded hot, within six[ strokes st of the lead. thele PGA C ham pionship in ' 2000 season, Atlanta. hould 1« h a p p i « ^ muggy conditions withIth afternoon Blaine McCarCallister. a native of Aug the Pantherlers, always among the p bogeyed the ISlh whenI heh temperatures reachini □gust, missing the cut in .. D^tebdngtheM^Ueccaofthe i NHL’stmdu oisread the green os his pul ing the mid- Fort Stocktoitton, was eight under thrast tbe bole. But Suttoiton isn’t the only Texas lad no bogeys in the 2066 total after the third roundind : Predators are in the Central. wearing ove as resident tournamentnt enteringt the third of ti awbole season," egained his momentum on thethi faring.well in the tournament.tou round, but h the Texas Open. “Hopefully ; Because of time - the]ie y ’re in th e Murphy saidad. “Too eotmany com* ar-4 16tb by maWng a 2S-foote t he had two on the withthin striking distance,” he ; Central time zone. •ter David Frost andid Tommy front nine ar ing back andan leaving again Qn ^ _ ; and a double-bogey said.fd. *ln 30 years in hockey:key,themost three-hour• tripiotri to cut down on A /f: : difficult thing to acconcompUsh Pve some of that 1 ; seen is realisnment,’' at is a plus for us." iV li takes leaad at Boone ch It," Panthers Lindsay saidsal after the Panthers :lassic ____k ; president BiliTorrey-ey said. “So get home ^f n m road trips in the AL ; mmy different interestrests and fac- middle of the AUGUSTA, Mo. (AP) - Marsh, 25th on the moneymi list, tarn —I the night, t h ^ good Grabrabam Marsh is sticking with tions enter into It. TraditionalTr for nothinglg the next day after an a{ Ith had four birdies over tintlie first sfae : teams don’t want to give up practice, 1 aggressive approach Tn thehe holes, but double-bogeogeyed the ^ VaDey Senior Classic. NFL : games, some teamsI wantwi a bal- , The secoi:ond benefit of the “Y< pan3 12»yard Sth holeJe when he ___ anced schedule, some>me want to realignment, “Y•’’ W est unti!II 2002-03 e r until Z' jSaturday l to take a one-shotot dianged putters Satifrda: ' •>' To a c c o m m o ^i it^ ra t eventu. • ~Colnmbus,'to»d4butfa200(«00i;' ad ever L iiy Nelson...... - - “Imade a couplee ofc early Ha w a ii ; ally will be a 30teama lel e a ^ the made tho plaj>Iayoffs (in the interest iiv_"A one-shot lead on a coursese birdies and gainrf conCinfirfi>w/-» £n • IJHL went from die fou te this is irrelevant,” the fourdlvision of competittitiveness). If that le my putting as the roui» und„em g . J l f j e g j . setup in place since 197-(1974-75 to six doesn't mak< mralian added. “Anybody canu on.” Nelson said. dvisloQs. llie playoff fo ike sense (and there T Package « j ; ^ fformatwill wasakindofiofpass-it-alongloglcto oot Sot 6 under." HaU said he and DoiDougherty ' be the same, conferenrence-based this), just movingme Toronto now Walter Hall and EdJ)oughertyty were inspired by Nelsor , setup: the,division winwinners get makes all thet ch had a 66 Saturday bm were jmfromBoise >99 P.S;s„ lesenseintheworld. re birdies to start of their ro the top three seeds andend tbe five “It wasimportant im for TV in 0 ^shots behind Marsh’s 10-0- “I think we were all ' ntame z Tickeu best remaining recordsds seededi in Canada and, i der 134 total rr • 5 Hotel ' okder of points. d, obviously, we have off each other’s roui to de wfaat we can to help hoi±w kelson had eight birdies in hisis were Inspiring eachh other,"« . , . 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Tbe meeting willill rrun from 10 am to 5 pjn. at ^ Canyon Sprinprings Convention Center in Twin Falls Registraaration starts at 9 a m The W o rnl a n c c public is wekome. p m b iin e s a rr t ,b i K The association is a sin e sss I is im independent, nonprofit connradon formedsl mil 1978 to assist p e o ^ in becoming effectiveive managers of their own Artist crea:ates specia 1 assets tbrougb progtrograms of educadon. infor- alty niche w i t h h a n d o a f i e d f i j nation and research,ch. By Pat HaicantMilo u n c i a l u mIS s I r TTiree natiooally-rey^recognized presemers will, \ i i f i i "n wnSnd vddi «nsn&K. speak. Roben Dick* ___ moreWolniBBMr^ idcey, d u w o r of technical, «S"* Ifcx s g a e wfcen fimer analysis at D a iii^ in Minneapolis, BXJHL-OnatableinKari£ I front room are richly decorate ^ Minn., wili discuss' TCDB- H ISS Technical Analysis in jars. Nejtt to tfaem are r»ram bmsting.’’Jim Berlirliincr, manager of the secu- ■i nties evaluation on pedestals looking as dwuaough they are jiti/, -Rduieri a o n r ^ m team for Westmont waiting for heaven. Ut>> 3C A r ^ Cberzdied Investment Reseatx±irch m Los Angeles, Calif.. Memories a nI w d i and a half ag a She" tejaisSarte^Barfl will speak about “Bi“Building a Mutual Fund They are not decorations,ins. They are works out ol •e SfaeanadelraaK^ a a a l H Pottfolia" samples from her new business ofher Bubl«eaiamebm Ri.iiii.-BKoe H ness. planstocxpapand tfae business oo t ^ d K BriKc Fraser, prindindpal and portfolio manag- Rem akes funeral ums. ■ Widi about $200 and a love ey and state. » fix the Pring Tunnffner Capital Group of San love of paint. “ S ^ ^! t tfaan 10yeai^Romax>ltKs Frandsco, Calif., wwil ^ ^ a k on “Economic VQZ putknk/BusiDessCyc H Fees of between Ssa20 to $25 win be charged. • If you have questiontions, call Ken Stosich at 522-6170, Ron Strenj at 888-9565 or Jeny Wendell Townsend at 523-^1. 1 Chambeer of Con]n m a c ^d ^ e s p a n ByI Stovo KOBhlor Fochialismnr I ^J<>w*^pany started shipping the — n version Sept. ^ The aU-voluntcer orsanizadoiidon's mem- . ber list reads like one you'dI erexpea of a ibaa M a ^ Valley chambe of eranm. & then P Lice-Away is a nmerce. . l#V nontojcic treat- ft« id en t Karen Osman livesives in Buhl, xre- of F« n■ n n3 mem for head lice, «and former presidents Curtis(tis Grimm, lon s a b io and body Floyd Uria and Lany Manly --still st mem- m : Formore information ^ - live in Twin Falls, Good the about Uce-Away.vlsJI lice, the company ?: hooding and 5 said. J‘Jerome, respectively. ^ w « « tfcoe wh> cane JTw TiDes-Atows Osman, principal of V Onlino aihOpJ/mnt.- i;Elementary School, said thoj:hough she magicvalloy.com’ fragrance of the ^doesn’t reside in WendeU she feels a andcfickon pnxiuct. said Mork strong membership widi tbe comcommunity. NowsUnl®. ^ p r e s id e n t of ^Her vision for die chamberer-people - ^ v e p e e B d e B C . tbe S er. Good For You! working toivard a common gf people," Grimm said, "niey rwUy maketeyoufed V in die communi “2 5 5 pojPM^of it. That’s wby I staye' a ^ . he said, th ro * id, ^ l^lftedkBifrywatcfa *yed with 1 *in th e is not « B d ^ J»i.^a.ib.: TTi i i m - j ^ U.S. Bani( adds te another TF Member Mike Pohanka li' SciuBUijF SSBQsa B iB k * K lt e * d am - I lives ia “Everyone ■eemstobesopvingcfae ] bcanchlnnewA J e ^ m d works for Idaho PovPower Ca tfadr tiin^" Fob Kxipesx. la s t seac, KIB V , r Albertson’s in Twin Fails. iwntasaid.*Yooantdl 1 TWIN FA ILS-U 5.Bi Bank opened its 13th J< tfaey love andd care for the town of c S Z ^ S 1 £ u w o re location Sepi Idaho Power always has beensen active WendelL" >ept. 21 at the new >»«>>9S]«Dpfe.Sh!kiiiKI store at 851 Pole Line. ^ pawJltmh.. — B,^fc tbe new brand) win be f. ^ Bie IKW branch bouraBS are8 from 10 a m to 7 ter priceis go era>zy-PC^ d i o p i pnLMaid^jfdiiTJugbFHcftidJV.&t)o9ain.toS BvJ to$400I I lyJoeKItohelnw ^cnSatxndays,andfrol£reannoanto 4 pjn.on Tjii Stmdays. The branchJ featuresfe a 24-hour, ~ba Ortando Santlnal______KAM.a IZKCMOlEdaa ------( w ««.aniki>ifalb *»«Hi3j‘*week custom*m er « v ice telephone Aj Online » —1—[mfliinirtiiiiBiiliii «nd aa ATM wfaicfa U& B Aa fonner TV pitchman Crazyuy E: d d i e ------H nr 0 ODd n Ame C M * ' a. Bffiik customeis may usee ! ------d S S i w 5 S S S w free of charge to0 obtaino cash, make anetsed to say, “These prices arere insa-a-t pertiaps more futWl. *ewlSwmnSn.I>«* d ^ w a s and perfonn a va ^ qp»hangpwMi«lte 1 variety of otber bank- ^ In you canan have a lot of fun ^dih u rngfimctkas. ■Hiertfa a n w computer on thelemarket a die $399 comput* p n o m c . a 1 a U Gregory Rogers is ma aw for less tfaan $400; a price dial uer unveiled tins mondi IQ u tf BJOl,« CMOH d g « ; y f e « r f T iiriiii i far manager of the new byPowoS5 c,asI sman, but growing am - 33 cnndL. -— . - n n d y would have been undilnkantoble, ------putennamifactun Jim a year ago, people marveled urer a Cdumbus, Oliia H e iaft as a»- , ^ part of its cdebratloation, the new branch .iJ # *s ISIO xBodd does near- wfflmakeaSSOOctntrih^^totbeSoutb ^ le fact tta t manufacturers had b Box s iv e a d a z SUD08 CB Cottal GmmmiQr Aoxb die ^ 0 0 0 ^ banier. i t a brawny s ta te < if ^ r~rTTfiir n niinjiiimii m\i_ m T. A few a n computers dpdo — games, word pro- m x &.I m n cmetBBicy OKdical sei $600. cessing, sprnddu^ g g s and sn& ig ^ . J V i PlungiM so low , comput-COI —justalittlesloKMw. idieaa-a»cni«aBrs« t t n falling into the same cau iKxrae. I ■ as mi lategory For diat price,^ pbi s tax. dnpping and mlaowave ovens and videocas•cassette handling, you eet it^aSnrqaesum.lAe4,ij4iOncau *^KkW recoicorders: n?oderately priced a W^foIlowii^lBO fc C H u M ta nittaffmdiirirBnpofti iti ance: dappU- MHiCyrixM^^ G X processor, a LS C O H D a lK ^ ices that can maka Ufe easieruer and gigabyte hard dri * Ite POK does a a i^i U n f c a ^ inve,24m^bytesof lnc.U u ati.taiailrfa,^

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-T r a d e wMNDS — TWTlMM lI,,! M o n e y MBRIEF — holders with He He bolds membership in ■heth SHOSHONE-Jll,— the fim . [daho IdaJ and Washington Stat |im Johnson, Cnhu/e TWIN FALLS - FatmFa B iR M S a m p s o n . Bar: «te representing Outdooiloor Power of ^UOWfiway sees 2 n d m o n thof h sales Increase» Insurance Q«np*nynyoDoiBccd Jars and the American BaBar Shoshone, was pres f fromtheBoise Association Assc and practices befor resented the TWINN FAIiSI - For the second ansecudve mocth, Submty faasas U ui B m t a BartMrtaahascoB- office, was the ore Blue Leader Awanard for out- reponedsed an avera^ soles increase in its pleted its Fmaacu] < he U.S. District Court an>nd standing Dixon ZI its Twin Falls m a rm on ^ aredid alConoeptsn ■ s n b o m in Washington Wai state courts. ZTR riding tothesamfflme momh last year, ScfaiMl, held Sept.rpt. 14-16 in tfv Moscow. He • mower sales. In Auguugust, the Twin Falls market hat Denrer. Cola fl md an increase in sales tveng-8- earned his T^ Outdoor Power hasha been an ing 6.8percent pet compared to August 199;?97. The August InoeasB mariaa Banon has beca«a with the TWIN FALLS - David M. M authorized Dixon d a n d e rM d u * rooper, Coo a certified publi 1 dealership thefounhirth highest sales increase seen in tbe Twin Falls Sulnny mar-ir- Farm Barean g ^I p ril 1S97. lie since 1998. ketsinceKce May 1996. He lires in Tirtn Falb p ^ H a te aeg ree ccountant acco and certified value i p r I from th e cion ua- Dixon Industries,es, a Blount Owneraera and managers credit the reccKent increases to tfae introduc-c- ion analyst, recently receivei'ed International Inc. 1 _ . UniTersiiy of he the Outstanding Membe: company, tionofheahealthy food i^ c e s to Subway’s'’smenu. TWIN FALLS - AatkMy M iaM >cr manufactures andid m arkets Con PaulosPai is advertising board chihairm an for Subway of Twinn Rttgerald, associate Idaho and a Awaiward from the Nationainl Dixon ZTR mowers ue brakerof m aster’s of Assc.ssociation of Ccrtifict rs for home Falli Sabala Realty,'. receatly administration ^ from Valu cd and commercial use.(5. WithSCTseven stores in thc Twin Falls naredon, more dian ILOOO stoiess received ih e 199J 'aluation Analysts (NACVA). Headquartered1 iin Mont- aowthei 998 R-PAC B m S iateUiDTersaty.Hegrad- ie l This Th award wos in recognitior he nation, and more than 13,4000 mdividually1 ovmed and oper-r- _ Presidem's d o b Awalward,ane€f aaied fro* ion gomery, Ala., Blountnt iis a diver- “indwich ndi shops in 60 countries,, SubwayS is one of the fastesta ~ only 12 gnen to leab ro*i Lewis & C lark andQd appreciation 1 for exception eahorsiathe CbOeecNvifaidweaiei n School of al pa 3n- sified company opeperating in p>w^re} restaurants in the countiy, andnd ranks as the seoood l a r ^2 ; State of Idaho. I paradpation through contriiri- three principal busiusiness seg- franchisesc inii thc world, the company saidid Law in 199990 and adm ined to buticutions of advice and wisdom He is ozte of threem direotm. the bar.He H< ts a member of - and I im ments: outdoor prodmducts, indus- _ _ . : for th e Twin F&Ilslls Board of and < ad being a reliable source of ol trial and power cquipi d Oregon’s state bar suppjpport, dependable, respon- iipment, ond M a n ilRlifectured home deal(Ilers get certified • Realtors. a s and the American sive in- outdoor sports. Blounlunt sells its tuttmi?; Sabala Realty is a a ve to association needs andnd products in more thon i FALLS ~ Two Twin Falls manuflufacturedhome retaHenhareB aatioa. B e is licensed demecnsome big big hits the gucssMori: and actnictial^taQjr t ------9300 Perhaps the markett hhas found in thc multinaiinationals. But at the upihedaawee. ------9000 a level or range that m(more accu- same time, weVewe already had a Ulnle it «nH tate anotherano few { rately reflects a troublubiing eco- bear markett in most stocks," said M-eeks before iIk ^ p ; y b c n [ nomic backdrop. Charles Pradiadilla, chief invest- cotoe in. (denty cf onqK At the July peak, a proprofit warn- m ent strategiegist at SG Cowen taking advxmase of WllBaa^ I ing from any big namiimo might Securities, 1 eariy «-amins 3 have produced a resoundmding “no” “Ihe average ne of the good things about a.am«Bc- - firm wt/98 a n m 9afl/98 10/1/! r age stock fell 30 per- ins that they wtnt Be M a e n i o e t from investors. When the likes of cent from peakeak to trough. Tluit’s •odlng otd letten Is that we expeaations. It mostM bei said. hshasgreete. Merck and DuPont spopoiled thc a big safetyp' net,ni 0 big cushion dor eted the (fiscnraging inrestosstors have made sure to pun- mood during those happ 'on't have to answer than. bowwTT. that ioieuunim seem to profit opdatestes iccently dissemi- ish the ippjer days from gettingg hith much harder,” •••< be Rrowins nmnb to thedKcnioB- natedbrfaai die individual bringers of bad] of summer, investors bc{began pun- said Pradilla, r in farorites soch as news.ts. E But thc usual market-slam- ishing just about every ; а, noting the added Tryic•to benke to everyone until ous blare of lhat aiana.L CbckCob.cakSlime and iVnf & ming ** ry stock in benefit of fallinjUing interest rates. How else can osk **^1rxpfam the ig “guilt by association" — every sector indiscriminainately. I'« made your fin t miUhn. . . . th e y ^ rdati>v caln viih «hkh:ichthemarw W ith la s « ir^ all American companies; But Coca-Cola, whichh investorsu f * ^ ■ A/terT that,t the/ll he nlct to you. ler-like preasioo. after;r sall — has been largelyI chose to spare on Friday ioy dcspi,0 [CARBC lONLESSl! wns everybody's fixed Income Urns.______i F O R MMS SAT.F. { needs repair work. Coated tna 01 <■ T ta going to be doing diis frot hat this country needs ts a from stan to fin- not merei ccontainers for earthly remain»im. * 250 S tt! 8C ShechaiBcsSXSfcrsBr sBaDertnB fix-sane- ish. ^ rta going fullblown now.”•shesaid. shi “Pdlike 80-00 92.50 ' rlnghouse for coat hangers. one «bo xraats to keep 1 cc to make it os personalizeddtorihsm fc IsOOScB 13 cptheasfaesofakxed She S abo likes to work at home,me. She has two as possiblejle," she said. If the deceased 135.00 I60.0 0 I one. Co9 s go op d c pencfiag ^ on s i s a d tbe c h i l l i lik ^ dudkck hunting or was a farmer, s I 'M o s t B 220.00 22 270.00 1 Tto'tere's no place like home, UTvi that goes imo them.sa. veeks so sfae can poor Ik t own HSer a g anrtnwHhcT. Nonna Romo : are very soothing piecess tot< me," I TVrinin Falls I I H-fo r finding lust what xaolds and fire tlx n at b mero, gave her Karla Romimero said. “These are very sof g her hfine. BBsaad <£ kssessons wfam sfae was young. elegant." »f.,vciy |«UWIIH»OmM IO U nT O O W l youartloMstgfbr. e c ^ to T*m FaUs. Etcdremially. she wants to *1T t was something that ramp• naturally,”na^ she ------IA«l«wiAv.E.TWnFllH sd l the urns anmnd tbe the state and in other said ---- L 735-1-9793_J o r ca ll 734.3383 crytx K Timcs-NaJews staff uffifcr Pat Marcantotitonio can ^ — K ala Ronero wants to createteumsthatare u berxachcdai at 733-0931, Ext. 242. “ O n l i n ^ I I CootlnadfraBiDl oidoftlKnaifci neverow• owned a computer before, ha\-e been cxmsadexedI jnjm to o e FM n^ccseO Computins reporterfcr Joe selbmoac^itscnm- a low-prir-priced system will satisfy Kilsheimer welcomes jjom Sep bdow tbe ^edge and p o ttn tfa ra o^ ^ :a chain of retaa yourneei our com- ^ TWINFALLS needs, but it also m i^ t whet mcnts via e-mail. Sendf themth to would hare cost noreore thaa oodets knDmI a:as hSdo Centers. yourapptappetite for more power. 51,000. T»t» }Tars ago,. it woold T h ecn aia^ p fa OSOjoekils&aol.com. Or youyoi may AREA ptetoopenoDein Theoys you’ll be b^ck in the mor- phone him at (407) 420-S4i h are been rietred as thithe best CkfaufaiDC^]wl999. ket agaiigain — spending more S483. His \ M r \ madune on the maikec. 1 columns are on Arnerica OnfincOn at A « C /. :c.witfaa Vteatfae^joa o n contact die money.y- ORTGAGE R. price tag exoce«£ns S2^ □a CDmaqynaiistIS ttHfrce nmnfaer keyword.CSO Living. That's not a problemm tmt less l-«8»4afr9Ga2.LC < frnsit its Wrf> |______; jtniYe an ogineer «hoipeedtto pc fiuwmpowei^ ______, Unin SOjrFiad JCy, ISjrFistd do serious tamdter craocin±^ora AliBalwaraiin n g : If yoo h are . REFINA] ^ ------S i Baie*Ptdnit Variatonn H graidac desjgQer K i* cBiordorW en iNCE Y o a r H om pages to create. lmcsiB« in M Aspa 6JJ processors is p r o b ^ a « f z m f z O RAT]'ESAT AM б.37M 6.12W) ' 7/23BsIiooo(n 6.625*0. &afi.625«0. I vthileim-. PtncesSpec s VA16yra25f I f g C T r a l i Bl201I*Aw.E.»ll-Ti»in 2540.31ARU 5.125*0. I complete line of onnpaxenters. Bot m \ M MnFals.733-9095'1-800-796-96-7681 as pan of its growth strawategy, BAdenditOKOKwitiiiaffitieateqoiljr. I the company bas decidcid ed to assresarely go after the*eiow- TaxSf VAbiaipec*nalitfiCooiiBmUllouu. I ^ k U Jumbo loaai. I Ftm 6.625 iSraisUtojii I tM «.1JM BTO beta brer. Now il Security ir or Ihetisctonfi;(tfia»K8afpnrdii»e.Fifrt Bank 6J75-L375*1J5 5.875+1 Securi^Binki B f a o nntain t Sk— em nkiilbellladeriallM WHEN OFFER IS> ICONTINGENT 736-KOO liaW C luristiitmasf* QUIQUESTION: W hat Is r Ui|)cVall«y.Cr.CiUlediymdwrtj! ml by a contingency offer tobiqr) ^ 8 M S ny real esute? Wlfrwl-eOWXW57.33a2ofin'IVtoPsIli ANSiNSWER: This means ihc £ s may wish (o include ccr- 208.736-1431tB«,DebKc«ti,Tio F ^ J O J T tain stipstipuLuions that, if not md. \ > k will renrender the offer null and &adl\»yin8T V j y v o ^ lenaiblefcrippointoenti V Thehe mostI common scipula- tion is (hottl the offer to purchase crgocrticM. E ^ D n iscontiiintiogent upon thc buyer's !t ving approval for a loan. If th\ e MOST COMMONjff /nfimatiMu a m nnlaofStpUmberU. ia m Thpvtiapelt i n e lh m o ie e fer 2S7S52S.Mi.poinU, r is turned down for thc stipulation ®* Is that an offer 'nU.andpnenmieejualbtsumnUtd.fiFoimmcmEm- ■l« •SptdilVcttnoiraU offer bccomes history. is •» contlnflont upon thehe couyTFSEsom.i■Y. TUB ORlOmmN FEE IS SORUAl tie buyer may also wont thebuyer receiving loansn POINT. BUTOWVAm m Y o n E m m o m ' ^ 0 0 offer to Ito be subject to a number approval. 'm . RAiss Quom m for so-dayfiYummsssm- SXWlS£mmUajim f ifog^ o f inspfa tp^ODS. ranging from ter-For ^more Informstkwt contact 'asimmlouimountfbreaiwaiitMlImoaiitniMJumbaita . ~ J 1 2 8 6 ‘. m loan amoiM in ams ef EKMCMBjmiaunBnu pute, str stnictunil. rajJon gas. eic. 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Du IUdm i| a rompirillve matkel analyUi o( Lock IN■J A HIGH Jm^PmafTwrnnhii■BA tht ptDpnli \ >eily In which Ihey ii t Iwcteiled, » S K S K S .‘■ ‘£ ° - r ^ ^ r Mi* Thrn ,,J.lout thouM be wheOuW bolh o( pnxUnKlWlIWlnp and propenlet cunttilly on ^O N E Y IV L ^ CB,«CWT.aiW. ARKET RATE k« In the boyei'j pile* tanje. TW» MUhHpbuy ■ ■ buyen lo (tan up iheli evaluations f Cnuoa Ceeqindn >pd tknely wllh ywi brokR to achieve WcxkAlQ* a liwy. Z7.7,D«(ia.IDSU«^najl D> tlieboliou:itjulti. Wllh me. tX)NNA BAQI. *1 1R0WAWAW THE KEY. r ^ S ^ n ^ L inu-i«d.in,Twtf» u Cotiwaiia i a««£Ji wisraw sealty. yew nrb^^Mtmaixn.mi ^ IMbTllmMtaC,IUcbMd a ptoleiilonil who inowt the eniire K.R^n)lUSB,,piQ*» will ihow yat Ihe putlniUi iiyle o( ------— T h e y say/ there’s safety . BnUHIl^.tDUUXOB■b» . D ^ A.U>.Pix hoe* thIt ,tn you prefn and hrip determine at «rtullotlyt G uabJA R A m ^ G reat Ratf lUmDUSlncds^Dc^R^ltekDn. d yog can (inintliUy qualify (or. 1 Dofl< K. UcConkk Ua II my cuuomen tnd cllenli. buyen in num bers, and whvhen it comes MONE»N^ M arket Accoutvn" n atlU Wllh eipen pjldance. Call H36S. I am located at S90Ad(. 221 S. riidir,«»]ul oiMKili evetilnp and wetkendi. rte Pm aitj. SS7 With Olf.. yoiyou win rind **cil tiuic Made : c4 y i ' s s £ - ‘“ “ 4.45“ - Money M arket Accc rcouni, that is • for JutdHWj o/Jift(Joo-n.»»p . . . . - . . - EliuCo-mwU-wiS^ A>«. A. ID uan. cn definitely th c case. FirFiret off, you're n™Aw.W.KaHJown> Kimv loc. Aaeida BUii L2jU nw.iDuot. Oper•pening rale guaranteed WELL BANKER yiiaranteed the gre; a — s- » ERNREALTY ■ reat opening for lix months Ftllae * Fdiaa. Ainnc:■™*7«L-w.Mki«.i m i m m a ■ OTK.lWif«U.I0,nH»| rate for six whole months. m Not FDIC insured tSle first stqspto ] only that, if our ratestes rise, you'll CorCompletely accessible bylyA lM or in person . get the new, even higl plantinii^forccollege irgher rate. It's (After all, it'si your money, Isn’t il?) i s i eeadmgthilisad: guaranteed w ith absibsolutely no You can helpd p p u t TOUT Wds through i h coUege. Starting worrying about the up today.And with/Ithout having to m ake a»major n investment, ups and downs of the stockock market. If you’d like, Fann Bureau11 ofierso a variety o f professcssionally managed funds to fitIt youryi specific investmentn t obiectives-for just think of it as a3 sixs month security sysu'Stem for your money. collcgc, for retietirement, a large future pipurchase, or if you seek current sp*spendable income. And1 yt you can get started CAU t^00-7s6.8000 FOR TH w ith asIS lilittle as $250. CaU todayly ifor details. THE WASHINGTON Mim JAl HNAN

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LEGALNOTICEICE LEGALNOTICE i LEGALNOTICE LEI-EGAL NOTICE LEGAIAL NOTICE LEGALiL NOTICE LEGAL NC NOTICE LEGAL NOT!TICE LEGALNOTICE; e mVITA-nONTOBlOno DbtriOofflceaiulCentor 'nioaoardofTnntoosi >r 8H0 SH0HEJT.8CH0 0 L MaxEax Excolf. Supoflniondoni ond dole10 will' noi bo const- Shoshono10 jJl.School Ois- bo receivod by ui tho Klml>ftrty School Ofa Stroet W ost Wmberty.IcJn-»• OISTniCTNO.312 01 ShoshonoSh( School Dis- dorod. At At the Btatod timo tnciir3l2 3Y U )o ^ ro o t M opomng. You m.1063352 IC ho. lor the sale < anango- No bidder may withdrawdraw eo/compotor conyoncnh itwoon Iho hours of 6:00 aloud. ale of Iho Un- monia to viow tho prcproporty. his bid oftor tho openingIng 0 of: » r t^ The Board of Trustoeore-K ^ NOTICE tS HEREBY t» nnd 4:00 pm Monday Tho Boa coin Elomentointory School Bids must bo wufaubniinod such bids unless the aword- ■ Tho tM s wia ba receive serveo the right to reject oard of Tnistooa ro- PUBLISH;f: Soptombor S 27 Building wtth the wnrd- by a recm enttfM of Kkr 1 G f^t^ to o led bids will throool-ough Frictoy unlil doy of son/os thethi .right to oceopt and OdoborDor 4,1990 sHsonot210W. 3 pm on Ingofthobldlsdolayodfoi>d(or ary o ra l bids, acowbe. to3 1 M receded M the Board of bid1 oponing.o& You may call or rojoct a 0 Wost Fourth Novombor 9.1996I to Sha- 0 period oxceoding thlrtv borty School OtaWct.141 14 reject any Bern or Hems h tony or oil bids ond ______Siroot, Shoshone thirty 1 o'Shoshone Jt. sJoh> District Omco ot (206) to wolvo0 onyi tochnlcalily. SHOSHONE looo l c ^ , ron Komor, Clori(. BlBids ro. days. , ’ Center Street Weet. Klm-(Oni any 8ud) bid. and the tight1 • School District #312, Ida- Sw.^ ^JEJT-SCHOOL Dotflilsaroovaiovaiiabio from celvod oflor tho stalo. berty. tO mU 2:00 p.m. o 6-2338 to mako arrango- No blddoiaor moy withdraw OtSTRIC nod time • rt/Shoron Kerner. a o fk ' nwrt»mts to viow tho proporty. his bk> aflerafti tho opening of CALL FOP rtiportniondoni and dalo wUl noi boKl iconsi- .Shoshono Jt.School db- Tuosday. October^“ 13 ssssrsss. : (2bedroom.2l>alh. Bids ? K m f ? O R o l l S n ^ g> School ? Dis- dorod. Al the sloiod 1096. Bids must bo submitted such bidsIs unlossi tho award- UNCOLNoS»ol and October 4.1096 NOTICE,E IS HEREBY om and 4:00 pn Ootols nre avoJlsblo from cetvedIved atlor tho siaiod limo /s/Sharon:>n Komor. OotK GIVEN r.:soniod si bids will ihtough Fridoy) pm ui Monday The Board olTnjsto.Jtoosro- PUBUSH: Soplembor»r*27 i 7 ly unU day of sorvos iho rioht lo) accopia andOdobor 4,1990 w m m m m■ m i

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Flatbaitbad Drlvere CLERICAL |2,nd NwhM og local and1 reelreefer wtiiio cat a/23 01 CorContraf I SERVICES nd* upon expeae.^;, >lposAk)oaval^. nMdedtforO M SS i (frIvM. must have/e cur-ci Elomontoiy In Jorororomo, P^y In person to Many V9 totaled degree, Co. Mir SL ST ' f»«tCOLandaoooddnsddriv- Coll 32^-0605 and i - j K s exper. AutoCAD OTR expei 4-8464 Bcn&o 10 claim. n d d o - AQAPE CHRISTIAN tJookkooporaicttshiora. Good >hlc programs. Or- * Oporaie 11 W*i t AN »on.p4iai. 7733-7300; or 678-4040 _____ III todayl _ g y » r R o n -» ------SCHOOL a CHfLOCARE ttonaiainatruetioft- •Co.ConWbuedPwtTtMSfarmgSS (435)529-370' HOUND POUN[iND availablers In I------P. eanoa, Miiooit. i.leam*plrft4po#- 'PaWVacatkin 701 Of DRIVERS tw in FAUS• Mild caro & pfo-8chool, PERSONNEL ^ '••'tc M -lty ajd tttlu u ™«OiUtuetttudeamusL • Ouarterfy FuelS is I o o u s — '23- OTRClassACOLqualiftcjoilfted (rtOannyTum et * Driver Recailttr drfvorg.8 W eatemm 4 ANIMAL SHELTER■ER • OfI'S^ ^DctnoM oniho fifBi ___ Mltfng Bonus DRIVERS ol 81 Morrlion St. (acro- PLUS E BtarLandacapttM 'T onvSlopPay>ay CARGO EXPRE:S88J.INC. Canada. FOUND: »»from MVRMC) CL£R)CAUFROHTDESK ______S uw n V\ a l l e y l D .^ ‘ HeafthiSurafKranee 20a 4 M* ^4fl' i*M*/Alaoneed SfiT relt^ 1. Pomoranlan. fod, mj MounUIn VIIIgo, Ro,„ „ . coor d 2orli*72«.»430 •H»"«onAy»no»(»0*c”dS e4 ^ 5STSS5S AOOPTION dron to 6 yrs. Aftor achool- lol/hotel. Send resumo; D Our E Twin Falla office, n o iu c o ^ S g d r i v e r s Pfa woleomo. 324-3009M5 BOOKKEEPER jJ " E. Applications ond . ★ ★ ★ ★ * * U on* Truck drtvors for potatonte 4 1. Lob S p o n lo l X. ri ahort haul truck ------fomalo. __ Accoptlno application# for SU — ;------beet harvest. 431-4569.569. Clown Arourtd KIda Cara,f , part time possibly full tlmo U tho 83279 ot able a PT/FT oponlnga. 431-4588, 431-4547. 2. Lab X, yollow. (omal tn^ulr^:Ina. 206.774^3. l-7148 a OTR drtvera ne« pup, imalo. has a oroai faciilty. Comono Bookkoepof, Must hovo — i I needed, late '^ D ^ T r a n a p o rtaftation 431-4580, or 532-4589B ioln our funl733-9166.«1 prolesakxial phorio akUls COMJOMPUTER S'- ^ 6 ______^ rxxlolconver _ •‘'Wv^OdQOolA/RiA/P. I. Twin Falls: Joromo DRIVER Jho E-MAIL your clasalfledIdad" ad . “•nynlcdMUiklnon n#na! I>y • lowcoit diulr>«d add fulH»neFits.40l(k)4poJd MVR:-vR ias^p.. £ offlco. Courthouao PLA' LOCATED Wttty.Caa 733 0931. vftcattona, Apply in po«on C iment: Jorome; Mini- stntw, CaH : SS id«Om driving _ «wn«oWtwli>ad^?<^Ln- 139 SljfUi Avo. Wosl OrammorAnalystto • 5,“ ! " M 208-S43«sih-MS*g5p:' -d roofer trips to rilPT Sundays, a Holldayo ^ LAND OF OZ aroa Call 788-5015, Quai ?TW by Engineer. 10* years ox- Animaisofo SOLD orw 0*y Car»/Praachool. 3ualtflod applkants must ______■ retlremeni p [ V iW : ’■ poriorKO In food process-i s ; DESTROYED aftorr 484Q Aq03 2-S. Call 735-8673. CHILDCARE havo oBaehel(K-s dogroo CUSTOHOMER SERVICE >Ho Inaurani '34-«a21« DRn^ERS Ing and proiect manage-age- 7 Nannlaa NMd«d In Compulor Science, Exi houfs, M ploaao caJIJl or LEAP FROG DAY CARE ixporfoftced In toed mllaQo,1^ . oxc pay. su- DRIVERS Orfvo lor 0 compmyny small por- viait Uio pound dally to Excelienl livo-tn poailiona, ,,Informaiion Systems t^hipoirpina/roeoMng, and pertoroquJp. y-to Now Op«™w/Lovino MgmL a related Bold or iSJo, r “ * P "»T 0FFOURTEAU-0U onouuh to know yoi _£iock H your pot Is hofo,w o , homo envirorimoni, Lola l-gOO-H-N/SlNY jjjj; voniory, Gonerol «>n ot; OEN P l o ^ a ylUtB. ^ TMl I* not nn up-loKlaii Kjulvalontworkoxporien- eomouU a/)®*" design processing plantsants ofacilvlilosA(un.MoalsI CHILD CARE Co,ce. Must havo extenshfo A a^k)ulor knowledge roq I N C . T R U -c'sreass.r Nit; mixod doQS OfO hn« Incl. Toni, 735-C 08f m porson w/roaumo; BIRCH ST.,I Year for ‘>«‘0h»Jon to doscnbo. Or como plei South Control Head Stan la ‘^odooandoxpo.iorw) impilovoymentSolutkjna HO Mon-Fri, 1 s S £ l o— i I-I- •S 'S l”"'- sorvfcea. Motivaled aSdand ouio poppy, dofl or cot. - accopUng applications for in relatK>nnl database I 552i ^ -ri,9am-12pma OFFERINO: , knowiodgoable appll. cot. u t t l e CRITTERS Chri*. Child Care Supervisor. ■m Ave. N., Suite 3 ’ pm-3pm.______• Now iruda order Th»y would lovaa lochnoloffv (Microsoft 733-B2777 —------conta. plooso aond ro- a llan Caro opened. 8-5. S9.59 /hr. 30 hrs./wk. in Accosa. Vttual Basic. ------• Top Pay In Aroa homot oaos2-5,A,D,C’s, 1.2.3'a. |5 ;5,™k, ‘Tniirfiio Program Ava This is 0 pubhc sorvico Twin falls. Descriptions & ^ SOL).! MlcroMfl CUSTOM,>«ER SERVICE Circle A Cona co Groal raiea.CaJ733-fltll . Applicailona © 324 2nd onstnretlonwlll •l^ ? ^ y , _____ « i£sa"?.WBT;Z announcomont of Frontpage oxporionco. With exp<*porlor>ce In Invon- bo lakingJ applicailonaai WA Tho Timos Nows. ' MAOtSONS PLAYHOUSE- SlE,TForcalI736-0741 irwwlodgo of LAN-based lory, purejrchaslpofrocoMno smnir>oonAi lairtauronco DRIVERS ----- doalonod & licensed for: . Cloaos 0/30/90. EOE iicrosystems - particular- and gorlonoral computers. injck drive n t a i n 0 d Immodiato oponlnga fo FARM LOST noar LIttIo Woodood nowbornlo4 yrold3. flex- , fy Mkxosofl f^T, Sondnd resumes lo; 99 auger bo porloncod drivora. L Rosonrtjtr. 9-20 08. small CHIROPRACTIC ASST. Knowtedooofhoapitai Kna OFFICI 4 homo Umo work traruporting hay■ay ond * drivor. pit mall Iblo hra. Call 734-9546. Doclor i of Chlropracilc as- info ICE MANAGER Apply In mport aon” ? 2T 2 P loftlott 324-2810 or324-6719H I riors a compolilivo bone- DAHO Jeroriw, Idaho. 32402 S s “ S i ' General clmical position for ^ fit package. M.ikorwan «lnjdflforagra«tOOTR ______<2^^289 compulor skllla, typing i 104 Jonnlfor Pipor ----- DRIVERS flatbed iob. Call ^^PERSONALS^ and 10-key. Full-iimoem- m\MVRMC, Human }RIVER B A T T r u e k: D D r rivin g (800)54«l2o, axL P M Ernp)a)'mrn( ploymoni. Oam-5 pm Rosourcoa tCu^f,rni Sc/tod/In eM.hi. (a a a s A • Expw, allooo stelgor pack- ANYONE noodlng a rldo> to t o ______Monday-Frlday. Pieaso P.O. r Box 409 -1 CDL or rofroshorhor courso. 'Sign on Bonus ‘All mml, wWmiOT,Daya/nrghla.te' pfovo ofoa. Call 733- In Fana. ID 83303-0409 flnonclnolorqur qualified pold-Good bonofiis i S862 or 7368900. PUBUC SERVICE (208) 737-2003 DAIRY Inauranco after S43-6099.B equip. respond to an ad, call FAX . 1 -9 0 00 -9 0 3 - 9 9 0 2 ^MINISTRATION . J 2.09 pet miflulc. YOUR IJ. M aii c k T o p h'ace i your free ad, calt puter lltorato w/WordPo- AD rfocl knowlodgo. oroo- ^ 1 -8 0 0 TIMES CLASSIFIED) hl«d ond capable of : - h u m 0 -6 4 8 - 0 3 1 8 DEPARTMENT You mwibctSor elder. 2 0 8 - 7 ^ 5 5 3 8 nolooy ond Medlcaro In- 208-677-4543 Oulgolnfl. thin, blonde (BURLEY) OWF. llkos camping, fish­ ing.In picnics by iho lako, HAVE YOU FALLfN ■ candlelit dinners and hon­ '.At VOUt. OOWNATJAKER'SIN Attn / Homo Ho^ih, Po'Box A ttractive, Bllm, lo n o , esty. « sooking SmWM. 45- C ,!u M 3 "'' TWIN FALLS? bJondo/l)luo, down-to*oarth 5J 5 .Trl007t II you fiavottippod and fall-' Jorome, ID 03338. EOE. Lady who likos mountains. ^ :eA Hit. on ontorino or loavlnfj tfjo - -/tr Mn riM^ bar ai Ja k o r’s (n Twin * camping, dancing, travol- Romantic, attractive DWF, Foils, or (f you know ony- If Ino, firoplocos. ISO nico. 4 6 .5’1‘. brown/hazel, oasy- I j u s t U n C e x ^ -" ono wtio has, ploaao con- T finoncittlly socuro Mon. 49- golng,8° down-to-oarth. tact Iho law firm of Vorn 58.W10083 Of’onjoys Iho outdoors, danc­ 6- Hofzoo, Jr & AasocI- ' ing. romantic ovonlngs MagicI Valley's OIOS ai (208)232-5060. I Bionao/bluo, s S '. SWF, Ssooks similiar S /iy m . 40- collect or wtno us al PO Falla. I TWa la an ontry lov 28. sooks SWM, 27-35. 5555, for long-term rotalion- J 0 0 ^ 412. Pocatollo. ID . ' who onjoys movios. danc-' shiship. t r i 1893 ng. skiino.-rodoos.-For ^ prooroaslvo compenao- Ifriondahlp. possiblo LTR. SWF aeeking GanUeman, ~ REMEMBER f ■C10073 30!30s-40s. Io shoro my lifo, Place a free adid to d a y l Thai birthday ad you piocod To^D^ppiJ^pTe^ia^Sd ^ — - lovo lov and lo accopt children somo timo ago in Tho your V reaumo to: CC lassy, one o fn kind, proi- 0 w 1 l 0 0 6 7 • Call 1 - 8 0 0 - 6 44 8 - 0 3 1 8 ~'mos-Nows7 Now is Iho ThaTlmaaNewa tity DWCPF sooking nico- ^ luno to como pick up your You must be 18 Attn: KIm Paltoraon Iclooking, financlnlty socuro, SWF,7q 19, seeking cowboy, 3 or oWer. piCTuros. Slop by Tho P.O. Box 548 h 19-21. who llkos movies, Customer Sonoco Doot Twin Falla, ID B3303-0S4A .honost, fun. aHoctlonoto — wMan. 30.49. for dalinn. Zdancing ' and going out. For ------M tnondship. posslWy moro, ^ "You must have somw tr10075 “ iircie thia ad. Honost]— Eni eone In mind" ------No No liars, please. p i i960 hui tnergetic sw»i, b'. spon- R3i io7 s? DWF.5 65, seeking DWM. n r lumorous, tall, attontivo l«m»nilc,yiiSWM.3ii,e'. SWi omantlc. confident DWM. lonoous, sooks S/DWF. 18- 180 30, M « k s Pemaio, ABORTION t/inihoprocosaofa 63-67. S: sincoro. honost ond Up-front, honest, attrac- 180 Ibs. fovos movlos. 25nvlronmontE uropean £■ Fem ale. 58, ISO Looklng Loo for a good JMlred: Woman In 30s. ~ convofsatlon nnd fun. No 734-7472 - 000-371-7472 w »Oks SWF. 33w»2, tor dot- ^ pooplo ond sincoro. sll honost ' WorWoman? No games or fliling to havo fun. Must bo ^ n n e r , SWM, 50. onjoy ^ children, tr10059 willing to ralocata lo Gi ------, ing.g. Must bo honost, sin- Gonlloman, 50*. likos ani- ' *^5grugs, O10064______ilelhgenl. attracflvo ond honTorsos, rodoos. outdoors. Sen ------, S« SallUhaCI^.UTforiho Senior, 68, SWM sooking coro mals, country music, what W ^to^oous, yot focusod, cm,, iro ond God-fearing, No 108 txPOSiUonsofFf/TandP/T ^ lining out, financially onono Woman wfio vranls tho Qom' lifo has to offor, for friond- 53^ u n g -a t-h e a rt WWWF. ^ 3 imosl 0 1 1 9 43 PROFESSIONAL R.mpan3. onjoys comping, oui- Do locuro, Sooking attracttvo bost)0St of lifo. two hearts, ono SERVICES ^ceAoenla.SkyWest ship, maybo moro, P 10Q6S ^oor 'o you deaira fun ond loor octiviiios. dandng. n/s. wm>monco wilh a nico-look- >/DF, outgoing, lovos to lovo.ovo. SWF. 58-62.010086 aee k in g Mfoor adilJln Honeat, He fun-loving SWF, s®®*'ioeking SVI/M, 45-55, simi- "iSig Guy wilh a wonderful ^lavofun. H/W/P.C10070 ^ Oman. 19-23. Must lovo ^NKRUPTCY w travol prtvdoooa, 54. onjoys tho outdoors, '“for ‘‘ Inlorosts. n/drugs, stn- ?°')' 5M ,32.5'9“. 145 Ibs, non- oirtditdoors and liko lo go to All Chapter 4 AG related Wl believe In lovo. romance drlnli Muat bo at least 18 years «m ping, fishing, Sooking >>0. friendship, possible Irinker. likes cooking, - 'win:ilnjptacos. O10077 cases. Froo tolophono Old, o'd hovo OHS diploma or SVSWM. 53-60. n/s, n/d. who -TR-O10074 ^ n d shoring, Axo you 35-48. Soot consultation. G >ooks honost S/DF. any ^ GED.lypo30wpm.ltfi on]onjoys tho counlry, — DWl^ se e k s S/DWF. 33-42 ^limlim and roady to bo troaiod race >nd'a sr e a te s t dadl DM. 536-7760 000-548-2166 70»lbs. ?0 froquonUy.valkJ Pri aco, 25.35. ono child ok. „ f WmH.Muiborry drtv Friondship, possiblo LTR, r dates, long talks lilntoretorosts. tor doting, friond- doors » d talks. 010060______^ JOfS. Friondship, possiblo SWCI'CF- 35-50. with 0 dosiro Qfld a froih stafll Por ______^ ■^P-P^1912 LTR,- floxJblo prldrM a FR. 0 1 0082______to soro rv o th o Lore), 0 IOOI8 Dor»r>U S. VoorttMs — Calf 736^000 AWTCUTOMorivi _ lor a froo consultaUon. XHilnk you may have found Mimconc %i> AUTO DETAIL c spccial? Need to know ' H H ------nore before yuu leave a mev\aKC? Our C u«-timoposJtJonoponfo{ TS lurOucsliononil Answer ! -I I------, AWO vcvilon may he your aniwcr. JuM call Ills ad Ihat inicresis 1 holpi ■ r'cv.ion nst,ip%. Yog Ihen have the opllon ofJai lcnR. and wriotis rela- 1 ADS Ilf leaving Ilic advertiser ! oxcellontwortdno*' voraooalCa;MartW ____ merchandise. oin Avonuo East tn Twin ^ m m FaIls.Carf^ba H ir !j automotive in 7 drudruQ-froo worfcplgcc. m | I ; :i days and real B l M j l j p ■______I . !;1; estaio in 15 days TOMOTIVE ■ lOlilllnof Doalorahip In or rerun Ihe ad an %innomuccQ. “I Nv hog Chod(erKk»od Visa , r*»™— ^ditional 7 days, opon, lonlnfla for a Paria Amorican Expross C Ada™.i»,______There is a $3 extra Coumlunier poraon, Dleaol ^ BKS!firf?n=< i Number ______Exp. Dalo ______I feefortheguaran. rta oxp. o big plus. Musi ' 2 ^ I Sigr\aiuriluro ~ :------OtyfSutea■lOiOP______oblo to u»e a comput- , Block of Time makeses hll easy 10 pay for j zovtfbro ______I I; tee packago. Ads H900 line calls wiih a majoi srcti be cancelled woiiubo organized, work , wjor credit cani. ! vblcoBcBo - ...... :...... 'Wophonoi ano(Evonln90oy,(___>______11 undor proaaiire. No charges will appear on>n yiyour phone hUL \ Addltior^ ...... ^ Mall cou earfy for customer Booofitwflta. Sood nwumo to' onoi Wotita oro $1 porvrardxSVM: licValley^ " ; I convenience but HUMBOLDT H ___Jfapwth— o>f^rieutmor»,c»al-8miwwBiBm liL ______S'TO ------I . the chargo will o ie s e i "ItWIBCWH; IWMwu romain the same, ^ I ' J i-« I

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B2MW731-TCU? ^Hons.4||( I 2 . ______XTleTlmeeNewnn toSwptKteidE s a ra ^ S ligm cleaning. ^ w m e n .h a fI PP/TSales growth and auccaas« s s fn " ' I OEHEHAL oateEMlraMagle ^ M.00)0 sistart Benafto Po»ions avaUabiiIM ™«np...:;jad^de- a s i s s a ; ^ **’rs>«i«» /2SS3i^ mand tor caOuW aarvklervioa reEKLY o"*' exceil^ ly t am- Is craallno a rawanjir — c S S S anjing ■"•canls. UAMTBUNCE s r ^ s ^ “" mora SL North discount,'t. flexible opportunity for anin Ac-Al ; I antime. PU« Uehlwwce OllCM*«Ual»r. ' MCotleo) scheduling, oppi>ponunlty count M anagartoacnii I ^ *9*rt«nc« nectt KqUra UANEOUS ■ Twin Falta,ilta, to. 83301 [o ra ttv a n ce mn e o n ta n d and a e r* e cvatorrwe “ I c«nn»oW7S *: ______twlV. laam atmc iar ao- K - " a g s a s r ifcThe^aaming I^Ung l„r .ilaSS “scaxOIANEOUS CM 73»0««i ’•. Apply In person M M fa^ - w guy or gal Fridav ------— -- —------wore in Mogic Vail 9unts. I W A pfeK w a p _. . . needed•d'SW forS? o p e r a t o rR Of call Tina or Su irt cei------•plu».Ee>C.Sar«l “^SK SST" LinAaatatal n s Ftd cessful. Susan at lUar products and a•rvto- a r^ I HARVEST mumaiolMMrwv U vending CO Job ''•ryprjgrosoiv« iv o feed com- 208-T33-W56. I Sc*l« pefM o'a part KM^mtoBaaaQ* rwj tea^ atanty in omco A kjokinglr»g for| equip. A •raon- -- parts run- &5aor.P.O.Bo*i65S . 1 - « h of«u3« u atmosphofo oporaior.' stom- fegfaSl 5£n^a»Aa*Ck« HoMyy 0 depandat>l«, poo- '" “ st be Sself- ,r,,S S BRAUNMSi r I ssg'aas: S sss si:; s Leader- ctestxui«**Japr*ytotniand P'om pt.an posi. ng. 73».372t.N oppoaronce, F FASHlo^>NS ^w« “ndldateilatea I I I»“ “S S » g " “ l l n s u r a n c e Equal Opportuni >' ■ Na*xp«rtonc«raqufrt]ulrM. To 60 unA cotnpta h IS” S = iiS 5 — lust have COL En^oyerJnlty- *Minlmum2yeera8ucee8».ceaa- * ^ a B M n » M tMgltmari I.Wopn>. ^ nenfi rt. me. is Call for Interitervlew 536- ' WaaiesawSST^ H •JSisas- s «t*ctioaeanliai an EEO•O Company no» 201tort-800- Strong presentationI and ^ I »dsalary. A '"alntenancesklllk i l l s ______1^ t. ■ b o n e d ts to accoircepteo prvfenad. CotrMRMia ------■------eommurtcaitonakffls I. ■ appllca/itt. H.S. dip •*w ------*1 s a«m'S2» s opw ' phariiaost" _diploma t>c1. s a la r y h ^ rty ^>rant S fe*M>ftinq RcfaM ll I • « Genofsi Labor. The Twin Falli Inc, ly .C a ll *reo 2 (Ktrm. 1 b a n an 3 work oul of il:_Hospital, in c( n I ?.ssi',;3jsfa''■ °"*‘>eTiBir*nprovlte FO E. ^ n conjunction plck-up appllcailoni £ & Uving C m a J » ^ NNV V onco. Prevail-_*1lb Pcofosslc■sslonal Phar- terviewing Mondav a of b m b •g* applies. Ung-_™»cy. is curren I HOTEL------Ma, day- *^^TarmCao ||»1^^ ^ ^ ------> * K 2 L- mntJy looking 28. 10 am to 4 prn, Mi ‘Ther^ Ifc o p paEoc SLITS"•Ploymeni opport-_'<>' « SUtf PhPharmaclat. laci Dennis. 1605 ia ■ NowaccoptlngappHca — UrMiaiLi. Pr»-empioymoniPl _feClMered Inin Iti Iho staio ol Lake# Blvd N, (borsss srssjsss? ( I for Hot«l Froni'DSS ^ c — — drug s ooeening » and cur- Excolle:ollent wtliton Targel ond Waromai t ■ Clarks, must b«”.S ab " ! CM. rantOlUOUVptintoul _andvetbalcoiI communlca- k •SenivS(«^Sencancaapiua.Cali_'>ard worUng.ig. o artd ompo- P ' = j **01Knetlr.mentSavinBsngs ■ ers. and Cocktail^ S « e r ^ Hw S ^ O T O ------T Tutiiin tiL (7tB)S72-1 wait- FAX20S.7»»a4« « S 5 E ! ^ I p ^ < 1 9 9 lor Bl n y _■''y aro othor I P B t S O H t B . g s■ ^ « rib C D » C U . pOcUoncn or mail. E-mail__Q ualities, Im. “ certain iMtrtOlons applypfy I Exparlonco Is proto ant (CPCS codin w tetn u reforred UANAQEMENT PLUS ^ esunaio:______opening lor IndKa ■ bot rtot naoMsary.y. Inter-li Assistant 8Bhg S m rvboi M n T« o « » TKOiHVkgjnioSlh ____ experience »lnIn hospliol. This is a rare opportunitylyto to ■ «stod applicants^ pla o a s o for Phjrslcian Sorvicos.to j — •PWneeeeuMl* ^ RenalwiNV 69506_____ PharmacoullciJllcol kinetic SALES oin aprogressiva. laM-lod- ■ apply at m« Woston •fee* ta o K a t e * ■<«frono@oolcaTi_Ooslno, oncol(eology. and REPRESEMTATIV.|yg ing edge organizationlon ■ za Hotel. 13S0 Bluow U L ^ Ex^llenlauporvlso-so- TWspeattonntttUMjm- ■‘-■-Tsiwn^ mijJl hSto-•—lr~'~rti^Mi ^(702)97»972-1205______cllnicol abllllles w t w errptoyeea entoy a I BNrd. North. Twfci Falls,Fait *Or>Knaanyas ______arid weekend vnd work “a Wireless‘ h f’os y lque company caiftureuw ^ hSSSiSSS® Pe^weeeutvw "S ^ i iiifciilMtfn^ai, f o r a ffWfosterataamwoik andand I HOTEL CO- *»tac^toS" 1) b» IBSCaiAN 0 Inieresied an opening fo ta>i^CMCMS.GBe«. n. ■ 2iyJ" IP®"- <35-615-665. suranco cdak^ and o ^ plaose fonwd your re- , ■ 2211.o rfa 4 3 5 665-23 S: ■tasFns? aa; sume wtth sala/y r a q ure- ^ S-ag oral bookkoop” & S f e = . “4 ? rono montsto; I JMLER JH; nenom^hiponoR: II wl S nw - ■ County Sheriff HT' S - f s i - ^ if.'disso'sss: SSF s i■fcixEoew ^T" 1 , ^ba “,o, -——— — b a se In th e Mag^ CommNet I sssffia ■ ' p**»«»• PS. so m . ■ Oepu^Applicattottst P.O. Bo* 1233 ------— «liata««r dl ► ♦ ♦♦♦ ValleyandElki"»■ Cellular Inc. ■ be taken untBM0®8m b T,jrin^toho83303 wtocurrent- N j ^ o r e a . J. Anention: Contmiior > E . *^***______SFCBarim Jlcat/ons for OuaWfaMtona.- omUWIMiFUa <«°>07Pt»c» mtm mMM . o r MOCK • IP r tM t ^ 5 successful cand I 300'Mrsg;.wno. MANAQER Oparafor. Mustu« ibo ablo ‘■“t* have * 1 - “ ” ^ g s r ^ ■ JANTORIAL or I **3: N ielli kVATATATAT '** **<’''■ '^ 'e niglnights ond years professloni,na1 f|gy»od.<» B0111I ■ 4 electric buflo 1 ^CHBCKTHSOUTar 1 S * M B M S « " 'y mornings.gs. Ploaso exporJence In ■ Auto noor scfubbor.te! « CTM^s&NA^MMSiail ^^ 7 I S ‘5?*'9?e- Ne-rjbewmnt. ^ f . n■ _ aaltoats ^ corttBaUo. SalarySafa For c o n dslderatlon, I LABOR ra[SI^.00»S9,00porr P'tfcned.Amiywpeiaa ■ m stW beginning otS16.E116.600W/ plo o so eond youilUr - ■ ✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓*/✓✓ ^^♦9««bon*tt 1-Mo.aaTO •■.DSXXn banoAts-AppUcalJUcatkjns [ • • ‘^ ^ • ‘■h.lypecle d 7 I *'*' pkg. Col AvwvnonWest aaWMock maa. at GoodingngCounty C coverleoerto; 'V* «7»:^.«tl1ta ; SSDSIM BDOS ATATATaWrATATATAT ShertrTs Oftlce unti on the lint ■I *HaivMhelpf^STX""^ Worvtow appointment or MBD ' ^ Assgnuns jf=Fnrn o i i ------!9P» ______O ct 2.1898. El ■ *COl.Ortv»r8 •PPtyinpotMnonTuos. . SJ.'KteS.'S 2 to 4 p jn . 1728 S. 2300 ------1...... S^ •-— ^ HoriB. receptionist ■ *Canstaictton MnguitprBtawa nowlodno— OoUa.IOe33?2 ■ *Fortcim E-OoodhB. AA/EOE — - «OW0£S»EWCURK J Cont«Q«sJinijK: I tmkM «per- wateredPn but "'^wphonollnoalinos, good M^ A c n w a w 733-7300 ice skills. I * Mechanics i a— a; Uto HSLnwviS ®*2r2L»«^' ■ * Welders QUO r — — p e r s o n m e l I— i S fS S S — od.VMrtowidindamptoynv *°*^‘^?}AyEKVE.S. ___ ■ TOP PA Y -H O F a s LTSfrSm. . 73»W8 ...... _____■ . -Tss-rapoof.eTB-MMiL-KL- _ P U / S ^ --- ■— 1,1 ma lh I ■ «riiao tetaoumaAs 1S?S: Weoffen , I e a ------•P U Ur»ninja«afti tanrkrCUG.h>Ss ■ preferred, Qood pay. 640ADOtSOWAVE.TF orcxnpuatkainiv. I RNAJPW toM 7101 tw p .a B ■ WHITE CLOUiT ^ •CompetitivBcom,mmission stnictuns ■ 46acualnAv^& »®CHAWC hlieaW*, ft I t 'I I J>LIU SunVMtor.lOS:° ” *53 NOFIWISENBRID. r p o e . • Excellent woridnfing conditions I 7»4-83B9 Automc«vo mochank: FT h p^ tST oS S T ^ s g Him------_ Keti:twm. to. Ekpot. wf L • Benefit paciageii I laborers wm tooh.l-800-72&«sa rn e^ m OTAURANT s indudes heaitli, d e n tals ilsiisy to cara I I is now ■ Tnid U m l U I . M h r r*wwiiiiM.i, Im B E . r«ldU nm ,lu,G i in ^ m l n e s for OMiorshte JsnntePter ^ ______^ I O' technicians. O d ^ MVRUC.Humn ^ Ciiy^WesiiindHmli I Ksss."a^s R e n m s - -^SSSJS nnxTiMEE EMPLOYMEOT IN ALBIOAlo T l ■ VrabeworWngdtyhour* > >6.UpGSC>dU rs q»E8EL < ^ lB 0H njN B l H in a cury skilU. bc PC liicnie..hove ha- _SALESASSOCL:iATE ■ plua iome aveninss and K) ..ysw .PwaoRSi bSSSI i flUJ® «n*onw scfw « experience. cxccllciellcnt ■ Saturdays. 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Competitive waiwages and excellent working cor anca and this ^ 9 onu- sp m ^to an tv THE WEWin O E L L Work on your compui■iputer. ^ H ditions at Magic \ con- ALL r e s u m e s AND r% moata your crtta- a r eEA./ W or part tlnw.Pioee!toceasingvw IC Valley’s newest and finest cacar correspondence r ^ c a iM - B 00-B22. ROUtma insurance daimsImstor h care center.' MUST BE FAXED TO 2 ^ 1 orlo* Totumato Tw*'winKMM.iiDsnas«aB i "taifcaB (lociara arxl dentistsntist#. I j; THE NUMBER ABOVE. 40e-245-0SS3tof«n (PaoawaoB z 2!iWB3Bnpinfcri ? ‘ p „ , . »F " * • InteradhwHomeTrak Please apply in immadiato. conlidar>- f .Tminlnor;^ in person at Aato Pride 801a n o r e s u m e s ANO tNQUlR- g . _ _ CU E M T S PROVIDtVIOEO^ JU J JESSUBMrTTEOAKy lifllimannaw. eOE. ■ Cheney Drive bet — rZ Z ff e00-B37-«530(Ext37:t-377)«rs b ^ e e n 1 1 amanil1 pnj.AUAsk OTHER WAV WILL NOT ^ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»:»♦♦♦♦•B ■ for Mary Ann StaiJtajiger. BE ACCEPTED, — j ------TEC SALES ^ 5 g g g » ^ Aulo Pride'ride is a drvg-lree mrkpijce An Opponunity SALES I REPRESanATlVE ^ — I Empioyor. M/F/DA/ Esiablishod ^ Manutacturaf Co m e r r y ol homa comfort product* ^ tSUS^ ~ s — ' S l K J l S Is soaking onargatlc. *a«4 « w M .e U e ,8* e ■^'^fraiisiwi jl growth orlontaiad individ- t t r iiMciisBBmauTE MHwoSnSfr m a i dII s ual wllh min. 4>e yaara Ooc *U»73Ma97c -In Falls £ Mios axparianca. 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I ital,visk}n,401Kandpront ■ I Wc .ire looking borujs. , • Flnttidng avallablobio ing for RNS committed to cariniring for o u r com m unity, | P''Ploaao sond resume and ^ . ■ M B * 2 2 ^ ^ •Protaaedterrttorlos'tos salary history to; ■ J nent 4 , CadotMfgCo faH M E A ■ I Av,Available opportunities ii supplias In S d o Si * "'' s include; I ^Human Roflournes M g Z r„ '— OwnaMsnvMaWstUs II - Medical F PO Box 167S M l momg7 E ® « ASGOOOASITIT G E T ^ *w>chlse tor i l 3.500SOOto tl . 1 F lo o r, R N - 36 hrs. p er?r \week, days , I Vancouver. ^ WA flBB69 • va^^aaok*atodfc M A iw U laa s * N o in - S21.SOOplusoperaiin(rating . ------^ ■“'“Surgeiy/i • itoipffitflnecmnniiffitiBnftiiiffl D(« la e i^ your 1-800^-796:962 M - C h a rg e - 20 hrs. perr wweek, days/eves, f Twint. Falis for a -j i»l- w«doaathiaft3ryi 324-7465.736-1MMB50 I F lo o r, RN - 12 hrs. p er rv week, nights | llyooareamoiivaiad.49e. ***■ E M M t e 'I S X S i •SkliRatfonftNag I • Education alive ft saH -d rtv en p ^ ^ i f f g y ° " PARTNERS* INVESVES- on, RN - Childbirth Ed:ducatlon • 4 hrs. | wt 2 ^ « * i w e * U i TORS wanted for expan■xpan- I p e r w eek , eves. e wtiowontsacaraerinihe t a n w M i J S i 'SVOMHttflte- i AMatMawtmSB I “ vertising world, we are ■ ■ ■ gonoloxiatlnobosirwinoss. I - OB, RN - 6 inie/ested irl talking to ****** ^atoir ■ 6 hrs. per week days • I:12 h o u r shifts I |Tb lada. . I - OB, RN - 2 you. Previous media 2 2 K ------24 hrs. per week, nightsts -■ 12 hourshifK I oxportonoo a plua, * * * * i S S S ^ more Sondresumeto: u a a M into, call 73a-t7B7. II F or a d d iti T O Media SanrkMa iitional information, callIJ iAndrea Riter | Btswaateamoak. ® I H u m a n RResources Generalist at 737-2043. I 8ulle300 PPVW* I Mclking if- 8olaa.m.S37IS g Ihe Uig,c Valley ihe Hea;ihi«i■5t cptlCf to ilVC I Attn: O S JI. rcV«ll^R.glo„alM « e o $ 1 0 0} 0 Rebale^^^ iinoss and weight loaa business manager, coac30ch, motivolor ond francranchised) ts accepting goal setter. Ensure staitoff scheduling ond ppllcalions for (ull-tlme employee mix area app asl, Managor Trainee. pproprioto in order aii>11 trainingtr provided, w i to moximizo customer!r service,t resources Noort;li^ y wage plus eomm*. ■ and achieve soles goals sion. Succeaaful candi- lls. Direct and w os will bo out going. motivate employees. WillWi commute acfl-rr between Jerome and TwinTv Falls on o ^mature, a ^ rsUable. / weekly basis. uEceasful background in / , / saios.lies, nutrition, nursing. / /m Ofr businessbu Is a plus; ,— ^ 2 ? Required Skills: Advanced communicaticition skills and q^ , fcJI customer service skills,Is. Management, CUicuRvestiinti caii marketing and sales ski colo to schedule your n m IB skills. 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OIning 1 rooni. boaulilul an 0( tub.aa)omMsh toriustsaojoo '1 TWINFALLS Mortgage Notoa. Annu- i nappt.678-76l2M ’^ S o S “» ^S-^JeOpltubn ■ ; A88UIIABt£Ilt 6 irtt apt lA o u tP n C E ^*ncStoeatOIB apt (tie#. Real Estate Contra- • 1£Y-A>ae»fc<««0ft. REOUCCC comptex. Oom m iu this^ CIS. Call ao»82l.g7CC« t _ • ! opponunlly. Fotfy rortlod ] nioa 5 bdrni.. 2 _ d o u b le fl homo iit/partiaiy Bo- nM D C R2J2SS"“ U NELSiSON 4 I 0 unSs< tiricfc. t car tior-tor- CASH FOR escrows, con- ! tMEREM .Tr uiChany ■ U IH K C £ J 09« tor oach unh. Prtcodsod tracta.afjnulilo.ond ,a s a •mom-ln low* rm i- pd 'bsml. Lrg. yard 304 LTV jsr»srai° ' : j to Mil 01 $159,900. Cali:all setUomonta. CroaUve R- ntnl ^08^ Bualnoaa Bureau www.creaUve-nnanco.com ^ ' ' LEY - Custom houM ' WEU.MMAMTAMS)4 I K i S k DRACO 1. 3 y n okL 4 bdmi. 4 cooge. nmx125h)lw0i2 n SABALA garago. For sale by bcfem. 1 twtMeihoo«.Abo ' in v e s t m e n t CORP. Swr. g78-7520M bid u d o d a I v5 ’ REALTY Mortgagoa? 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TmnF ■moklng or S545 ♦ dop. 737-3924.1924. ■ * ^ MVn COUUEROAL (Sla«« quotfUmn'nished. tne) 734-41 pots. $ 6 5 0 /mo10 ♦ dop. ------BUHL Bring yourr hohorsos: 7 3 4 .1 m Pro9»»« «« lo-f> I ” Avail 11. 1, ,ot3I rtroq. Call 2.15acroho(nosii0a " « = « < « 1CrttarkeeamUKMm! WWMDERUERE Bcol20e-733-&199. q 235 5 ^ — Ko across — ------10 buy. 14«70- 3 bdrm.. t ^ MOI ■ ' from BLM aroundmd noar CM73^S7tO Pra ------i 605 ___ J»*>. »*ieBr tat p>. ----- 5 5 5------1 «h. 733-0931. IWIN FALLS BuhJ. Lots orv(ows.l«8 pQrch.orb«iedbse — ------w/ toflg & atovo. CCloso In, toTJ^.CalS37-61^17S J ~ n3-5366 TWIN FALLS Nico:0 3 bdrm, $110 wkly $350 mo,0, 40401 : lotsSWofTFtobttN y * 1997 Fieetwwod Broad- _ M F A U S BtNUJEYtY -lo do an 2 bdrm “ -rvvm c ai ,i _c 3 bnth. Fomlly< nrm.. on W, Moin . Call 324-238I-236I waoldin I lS 5rs< - remodHed lutchen apts..starOirt«oaiS3iOAT>o l i f - 2 bdrm oloc, goraoo « api , Ofwporcol, Afoaotkof lovoly ^ -fc m ore 14X60. S23.50Q. E TWINFALLS HolidayryMo. Me : homos. Expanatvo vt BB ______dbaOt.2banis.tbaih Handicaicapoccosslblo. Smoking or pots. D vtows. i C B n u e osajrylnmB t cwdo- Sawtooir»lhVillaoo.t220 — No pots.s. 73C2B38.7: /m o.$500dop,93. tel {across from Hospflaispflal) , convonlom lo ctty.ty. >Jano Jc R Q M E I $125Avk. Ind. mtoowoviwovo, , Goorgo se-27 :ta d gaoge *01 shcfx ElEmI. . 677-2405 6^ Equal TWIN FALLS LOTsoFPosaeunEsi isaiPQ plus dep NO HousioflC *™“EraiERE S,Lf, ^NFAl^^Sa^MM50^ Pretty troos & p a st ^ or788-430S. » ■ m on ond of Yolo 3 bdrm. 2 ba lasturo. 324-4249. ff90- | _ J j O U S E S ^ Avo ToB I 1-888-203- heating and A wave. I S130.000 Jano OocGoorgo 01148 734-4334 s<84 star i H ’H r n'l'a^bnm ^ ^ & t f t« s .in d .'^-f088 T » 96-29 iTaSUA. 3 bdrm. Catl to ~ Startng at $250 patio/dock. rol P R « E s h o p B U K l« / KIMBERLY. Hofsorr aoetremSpmSSipm. M. HFAtlS ’ FILER - --I ------t dishwashot.o.'“w/°6Co°k' \ 5710 TWIN FALLS Cloon stu som on; ovort>Md doors. oIB^m •McOonaM.OMt06« ^ t bdim upsioirs op. loaso ond^ ac ^ lK _WESTWINDHOI (Jio. MVO S$. oil util,'ind,. ind, Now subdtviolon soutMuthof spaco In cwitnrikxatloa na^Wteaaa3bd>«.2 am home. S43S/mo S37S/mo. $695 * 5500 *n*o*o*n*o*,7 o * „ * $250/mo, 734-5483. JlSgSSS- ro aHN S SHOSHO»e2bdrm2baft ^ 01 736-6503 TWIN FALLS ToWnc lots, odiocont to trailran isys- MOFHTT 324-877S OR a dep NO pets Now S200dep.x. family a t m o ------chock S rofs, reqoq. Call TWIN FALLS with kltch.(Itch- north of Kimborly * 734-4334 sttm.Ooectosotoshoppmn TWINFALLS-LS - Nowor 2 206-733-22I8.'(Toa..»H>iMe ag&S«SOn« >5300 ------^------S425/mo. C all:;^l 7330742. mNFAU^-3Gdrrdrm, 1 ’A tw in FALLS. Capri Motot,flotot. rtson Viow, 98-15 PAUL S^Va^Pwperaea S«^:4aav^' M *»»«tl 7336816 g > 0 0"«C^W3-Spacious ------up, $450 $120/wk. Ind, microwavo, TWIN FALLS. Pfico Shoalwae.Waln. sx H 0 n -s tttM « ry TWIN FALLS3 mo.*S300dopDP. ref, rofrig.. pho n o s. HBO.IBO! Ico re- GREAT TURN KEYEY T m m a c o ___ " FALLS • 2 bdtm . & pta^Mound Ront tuBod 2 bdrm Townlwnlwusa, $460 '452. ducpd on mis cxcoptioption. OP^TIONI Owi2 ^ W jo aeri garbage »*ion30-« oJly boauiiful 2* ocro lo m w i . 30% ol IrKomo 3 bdrm Townho roloiat wontlAgtorotlreaftBrao LJil^hook«xS33a THECEOAfJARS. 934-8141 • • • • • * • • • TWIN FAU.S.-. Dowownlown tw in FALLS. MOTELi L 33 flocK Crook EStalosoa rNW yra In bus. Terms aval 10to orZbftm ------.ST0300 fl - 7 3 5 ^ of TF, Wows oalorol J om. $335 2 bdrm 1 batMth, op- $10aV*.&$360/month,nth, vIJim- qyalinod b ( ^ . Nicaca aotasiiflDOl* . SSTBT _____ pis. upsioirs unll.ill..w a - 248 2nd Avow. 733-56305630 mio Linn 98-34 ^ p a v o d & fenced alM o n o c n u M G n^R-cymtnrho«w». n n iI F F A U S • 3 bOm. 2 caborsatU FILER. Nico ronch hoi ^ . 3 b * m .i '> b a m . boViS e ^ T d o n n >Of/aowor A lown homo ^ 1-03 acres. S296ML i$EDO/no*fi>stttst kmncomor . s s r < a i Included. No pots.1 $400$ 4 6 0 6 I ,nonh of Fllor, Can bo*9oaoW JOHN O O U W U kE4- Jerowa-3iS» ^$aQfa»»dBp736-t9S3 Mopepets, rets req Avail 829-5829 o . wilh 10 or TO ocros, E X ^ o " 733 I MOBILE HOMES * 22SL9” OR %BLNn3b«« ib«. S. 734-4101 aftw 2 3529TOO I L J ' •lormgrourKllsplattodliodbrto ftpaw MOffffT 324-£ TAMAR^-70ttustbe roho<*up3. TWINFALLS. 11, ,2 : 4 3 ^ ------: suMMslon. Can Jan« a ^w«d.Cal3^4^sa^•^- S I FALLS - 3 bdrm. JEROME;-2bdrmapt.. • : “ P<»- “ ''OilDllablo. RLER-nico3 bdmi,2 bothtoth • dotalts, 98-20 S S » 4 ? f - >erapnioriee»eiiwm « ----- P M . bSRC garage. $35Q»tx> ♦» S350depNo! Nopets.Call7:HI 7346600 Subsiduod, Pick up appli- dW. wldo, qukH lot. $450.450. HAQERMAN VALLE•|^Y: SaPSHWE (* ft garbage p«K]. petx Cad1 324-3161 33 M ______cotlons OM354 s.I. VWash- No pois, Rofs, 326-5887M87M • Rhrorfronthomoonlsol IWDhocA.tjp . [JJ — ------T>^ FAUS;2bdm,,du. 2 I '^«iSt.ColI734.8i — — HOTOWC BU U M Q 874iaaa&7i5i t w m f a u s 5- i CBg^LOTS- ^>tep^CW93*gt9f. r r ...... - -Ptox.ibath,sto\ rofrig,- TWIN FALLS. 2 Dfli ' lom hom o h a s n o a i AC, oorago. NE : oq ft. Jono Goof al J6R(EROME 2-3 bdrm • ; TWMBIMUS-E««U>ye Sjr:,'' I OF??CE» “ bitft A ( ^ CMEL «er* 5*V*«‘ie4bAm.3'>baffi liSSi?sn ia tU o n th potsorsnioidnn e tw in fa l l s - 4 lots in bi* a x SQUARE »dop 736-1946/ “ h S ' K S S«toco 4 I RETAIL SPACEE R SunsM UemoriaL mike cteacta*nOciMbrS07H U»»- »»hco>e. located n 946/tv. maqH ood,, opp,,, ,ng,;l. W/D.■ TWIN FALLS. Ono ol «a6,nc*10«» ««OEB*al ' kind] C lean 625 acn <^.Cal43S4G52B CBfeiorlMWRiirtiCM afei HMN FALLS; aClo e o n now Creditt cchock BURLEY Noxt to Walman ' 1-ao non . with nico farm homo. S TWIN FALl jg l S ^ ? " o S S m.2baihwBholl «-3«^.2bo • dop. & Snoko Rivor Ploza. • up tor ono mon oponitl< RBWR SHOP m graai„ I ao I ^ a p p h an cc o o : s includino cul-det-do-aac. ga- ^ 3000 sq . ft, 678-2248.!<8! • .wtlh 4 Valloy plvois.Go< « dryer. F ro o "W .opPto -W/tW Dtokup. TWIN FALLS, a b, days. 678-7984, ovos. ■ ; farm shop. Charlie Htsi 5 I ■ " mW3RnorCem ub m«mh«T^liin S®25 polB. TWINFALLS cm . I Mm M50/mo..0op.73l. FILER RoducodI Prot S K » E 3 bdtm. 1 bah. T w nf m a l l s - Nealy "d C 31-0702 600 a q .ft. - Bluo Lakoskos s ^ i . ' n s ^ s s ,* * * * Blvd N - oil uUllilos Ind-J. ^country homo on 1. ^« n a.n o p ats.sto t« . taodekcM .4bte.2b«tt. ^cgjrcdSS; 1 • oaos in Clovor aroa no. 5 ~ F A ^ 1 »part.SaO 73^8672 a|«b.W.WfOhocAt^dose ^ 2 9 6 3 0 1^761 Main TWIN FALLS..App(lcaI* * * * 1 « 0 aq.ft.-Locust St. SS- - ; Fllor. $97,600, 3 bdrr jdrm . 12'x l2* now ovwttMd Boots, lencad yard Api12torapplh•JJJJJB**’ Jn takon for 3 bdrm. 2 • 1,75 boths. Extra proporsporty doora A now furnace. ♦ d ip 734-5044 op/KMonm brtck duplex, no I • atuo U ke#kOB ‘ ovaUoblo, Jano 98-33, ; y o u r ^"w^lne-».Sbik« ______work, corpon, contra^ r n ? r Blvd N . 4 Office soHo FILER Two acroagos I CMW restitoanSac. TWtMFJ gas hoal. cloani ov» ;Clovcr aroo: 4,69h on SZJOOQtarno I b te .N f f t S t l6 n tS 9'ovo, rofrlg. Nopjd o H / for mon Into. . 7.27 ocros. Also, nlc« « AD ^C*Ofdr*Th>wy *dto.C stivick A partm e]t U « U smoklna.S650/mo..S WINDERMERE ;lacoflthomo ls|ustllsto( . tim es CtASStFlED ^ T l * ™ Premier Senior Hotoing Commuim u n itV ^ Coll 733-6562 for opiippi.a Property Monagomoni« .Jono 98-33 7 7 ************, - [ DEPARniair — »Sfenodeled 2 ^ TJL **** 734-4334 208*734^538 EROME. 2 bedroom. bOBft 73)-707aM Ux u w a i128SS.Im x u i TWIN FALLS. AttractI , oa , 5375 bdtm, Vory cloon- i s e a7S*S300dtj) Nopecv - m i FAFAUJi K ic lun. Ai*firmns‘BumtkwBffCfEffKea‘ RE/MAXIslRoalty X . . ^ P L ^a«acal2TO>^ ™ . 2 ^ poinl. oppla., carpon; = w ™o!!SSS..-i?S'Sp“ 208-677-4543 >2mi. from TF. 2 . pots. $440. COII 733-2 ; Twin Falls LLC ‘•“Sgjgajsa a "" ^ (BUmfV) jm AndKitdicns Ih^GEltetDs ; . 735-0300 i S L ' s r s ank^Fxitis ILostnsOfo i ------tw in FA LLS.671 n itr . - WAKTED - Homes in ^ TWIN FALLS. Cloteon 2 2418 Sq. Fl, Excoliontnt’ KIm beilyarea.Call nn.* tJiy/ftiiyAra ■CmtdAir ^ bdrm. i 'a both, oil11 iutlls. Parking. Foot Traffic &L IM N FALLS < 0 « 9 0 .______UgM Conitioning Mg $475/mo,*dop, 734-91-9450 Visibility. Remodel to suH.uK. VACAtKM raOPERTY ™ « FF .A L L S -sm a ll I fa w a ^ PATnr HEIGHTS LOTS I *€67z TWM FALLS. Extra n blfld hofo In Ihis proforrodZ, I TljmSHABB B*OIK.eB«ttfc«.. bdr^-r- range t rahig.. Faitvtm i Ext. £W 2 bdrm. bontrjlnw1 " a c ’. f a l l s - Bluo Ukos(OS pubdlvlsion. t aero. CallColl i S i I S>andne>3b««2bM 0» ett.AC.HopMs. ■ “ I MANUFACTURE) ■ 7 3 3 6 8 2 f «lovo rofr’j . Dlspoposol, Blvtf-eoosqnoffteo sulloiKo Noll Horpstor 734.1329.)29. FAIRRElfl-watowCraok , housfc 7 3 2 ^ 0 S30O»i» •.arpori, W/D hookOkup. */anochod op t 733-924242 C2S,000, «NH-096 cabin, * I h o m e s ^ fish-hunt-aki-. lECTMBBOMS S iiSA U S . 2 b t e Al downtown, off str patktng, $425/mo,«c'!d e o ‘ ■ P * '«“». «• m agic valley5 y TT«MFAUS.1975K*el- :R0HE. Small 1 10 2 o e g a s o 733-0489 734.57S1, aff»r4p.fliL ^ M ' Shoshono St offlc«. 140000 •rood. 2 bdrm. 2 b a th i>m.incBur*|.A>ar6 Fawnbiwik « " i P '" 0P®r> upstairs,fs, ; r e a l t y PAUl SPRWQ8.CA. Ann: 14x66. gr«at condition wor»lwtt.32«-79aktm i:n 1 s^ TWIN FALLS. iMrm 1300 sq ft opon boso- Snow Birds; GrMt arsa. Call^kJand Homes. ^ 5 5 2 bath. 4-pIox. All os ment, $750 mo, 73^4019.19. Enioy the wintor wBh us. ■8CRLY.2bdr». I I SJS-J* ; 7 3 4 - 1 9 9 1 ; b «Mh h »ho m n oow«y. do I I f c i f BIt^AH u vrdableH oasfU Slna W/O. * YMCA m ___ BrochOto76l>-324.B3>5Ji : Uuen. Call 734- Comfoft TWIN FALLS-Office ! TWW F A U S -1981 Ha«»- noUng or pels. -yf»W « I ^ ♦OOP; w>acoavail„ll00sqfton ----- PINE/FEATHERVlLte - wood. 3 bdrm. 2 baih. ^oeti.taaa m mu T B880B ^ o a n d Dr, 734-2288 — 1 Summer honw Jn Gn>on1 14x66. oxc. condition, gm ai i l l 4 Call Oakland Homaa. 0SM«E-1bdw.gB CroekSubdlvlalon. 3 M . S30Q n o • tvfa. ■iHCOMEPROremYTY bdrm.. 2 both, traites OK. ______S x iotfaBs.7343}1l •24ltour& ^111111111^ ^ $149,900 : *»*»««aar530 g»»«C«flerous Mov».|n AllowjrKf J er o m e . 2 u rtN c o mlex ^ BROCKUANS &MAB.y»(tesaadad ' SlTUm B GooilBQCOi— y. * w/oxinilg. lot/room toO l-gQO-gTMMQ . . «>»■* 4 f a te ...... ITII "waow^ewu* z s a * . addNewgaafumacQ, AVAIUBLE AS SEPWIRATE UKiTS, OR MAY BE LEASED Valor line & sowor line. In w e r e L NOlSn 7 ^ t6 0 i iii I r IN ANV COMIMBIHAHOfj Of UNITS. . $ 6 9 ^ 0 C ■idiposit $700 nn 600 sq,fL of storago ovor Iho ^ dowa. ataal front door. ■ r. Tsumm I------llnlahod offtco oroo,q£. of high slack storage with an bUrwtsi drapes,$ 16,000/ conferonco room. lor( TWIH FAIALLS. EXCEP- . This Is 0 slrool-fronl unit, zoned —I ofTer. Can eves, 678-1096 IWIN FAUS room, restrooms, withroot portUng. s 5 i 2 6 ’ 8 « x 5 6 ’ G iie ------3 offlcos. plus 1.250 sq.f BURLEY-73.14X70. SSSTch COMMERCtAl. M u n m e i u i B i H o■ELOOCm m e «CE.Iy< ■ ovorheod truck door,. totalT warehouse wilh to x 12 fl PROPERTY 3bdrm.1bath.au elea. G a r dden ( Apartmenis M-l.wtth goodolfsiro)IS an overhead truck door and ^ groal cond.. in COUHTRY. * T 2 3 1 7 W e s t «L •Ip a a d service $13.000.67a-9463a lUmm awMsourCm- , - MMIIJ* 1.875 sq,ft tc ^ O M E o p ^ ^ ^ . H om na. 1.2S iiaa: » t u r ^ M O p « » y ^ « jij) oflice. This unit hos1. total , waxehouso with two 10 x BURL£YOoublawidatraR- 2 - 3 - 4»Bedroom ! Units rostroom. ’ort»eod truck doors. 2 roslroorrts dows, 149W. OK V P ? b o d at $17.00a ■OTCHBI P K U IO es MSI•IH m sm , usfork*. lo School A Shopping ODdlng dock. This unll con bo Pwnor will carry w/tO%)% CaSBTS-TSKM *allIJI^.150sq,ft.I andI loosed sepomtely, «to*n, 32*-H27/539-1g7a *tove, RBM oaum««.«. >»«5! AUUMtswcuJOt- 11 fl ofncos, twp ovorf 2 : BURLEY o U art0x45'm o- • Porw» tartMOStw MCIOWOVM a A* ond nearby Injck loQi „ bile: 1870Lenbrook WAuc-m Mumm FlUHA.VA& — ■ t e a ila b le SERVING ALL UNITS. I Wendell A p^oirFec. my ~~1 CcncShorwvf^i. iwve Worfxw/Divw Hooktoj dMdod Into two units ai K 9 0 Nashua dbl. wldo5; Hxee-.654^weaJi IHAApraowBFMii f^aLtor*, irMng space for trucka and ofl- ISHB>APTS/ .Cr*Mr,*«onw . M«rtnp asom . BeciooK^ Poom LOADING DOCK AVAllX aO units. Water Is furnished by on Hwy 46 ( m ml. N. of BUYING OR SELUNO a .. yVandoll) Also approx. 4* manufaciurad/moblla CAILTC \ Thoro to odoquale drhr law/homo. Kasotord.&6 homo? Wa ofler llnmcknl rODAY 736-7105 m streol aulo portUng for I N 04. Both are lo n ed•d ' Green TraaRnatKial C A L U 7 3 4 -6-6989 j ™ LV’ NKhmaa 340LOIS>ISSTB H T. TWIN FAUS K • J i landlord. Powor and g conmarcM e00«764380» 1-e0O^M9O4 — -■ « 4SS4or42: M iiouawiOPOBiiM rv • ^ ,;jj each untL 3-phaso povration phone 7 3 4 - 2 3 4 7 UmisareCOUMTm j For further informat

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CALPER UNTTS, 6. fOr 0 MAIL 8( aniioue 'g" —z ; THE AC]CESONBRIPgSE * Bobby WoM ^Porma foodor, usod i oak, S4 ” 8 0 6 ------1 D'NINOTABLIBLE. Flcks SOFA . Bassen .leo soason. Coll 532-4458 ■ 733-75) IcHILDREiBEN’sn a isI a 4 swivel colonial bluo. tS2 l f i ' i ------5 i e ------1 Uka Square oak coffeestabi* t lEXEmaSCEQUPMEirrr ; Dear Mr. Wolff: ~~ Ouy,uy, »*.» r»nl Of lonp wm ( ^ — ------now, Purcfuuoc • ble, you shi 733-0931. i 802 - ®ABYfTEM$ 0^*1400. and 2 end tables.I. $60.J I ' ^ Al duplicate, LHO t should risk bidding g a m e “*** j« - g o o d c o n d . Asking*395.• TK7 3 3 « » 2 . computer desk. SBO O opcns one dia- with as littleliti a s a 35-40 p e rc e n t STAC stronor. booster —— ------= « 0 .a il HEALTH RDER-axoalanlam fc' mond, ond partner TACKMASTER-Wionto VPPUANCB S K litker. ' i Ali for S75 OUNCAN FIFE «• Cal condlttoa $200 Cal1 ier ovcrcalls one chance. lOi 1 Call 736-94:•9432, *00d table. 4 ct — _ 734-1S25. Z spade. After RIIOJ bidsbi two hearts, rolricrolriovors. May (rade can FREEZEl 1 ZER - 1996 Gibson ------■ a buffet S450.0.324-6524. X SOFA - Lovoseai-ms . ' should cue-bid^ threeIhi hearts, or Dear Mr.r. WV olff: ftnanco. (208) 459-3208. 21 cu+lJ+r upright, S250. ■ SOLO FLEX - now bands.3T - should I blBst to fourlour spades, hold- Partner op 123-6340. d “TTJ 5 ------1 HIDE.A-8C0 Laz> a l < ^ __*350. Iron Man. 18 apd. opens one heart, and I tracRACTOR-79 JD4040. -E 2 H 2 O.CaO__titanium mtn. bika. like » ing 4A-K-J-10, ¥^10,10, ♦ K-J-io-0-6, resp o n d om K I, * 10-4-2? one sp a d e w ith A K-Q-J- 2? Whool drhro, quad ehtfi QU688 or 432-5352, Rofrigoiflorators. washers, or. S449, CoilCal 734-2002 Sot r OM r ^ drive. $600/offer. Earth-Ih- J four spades, the only R: Bidding 0 heart game X 9N), Price reduced to 20t MA Itu n Slovo. Iroe staodlng flr»- )nly tactical dcci- Is the obvictvious choice. However, W 4A1N AVE. EAST 'Privolotutoi:utortng ctassos ihlpih(p«. r»- .. sion is whether to bl i2.850. CaJI 733-9509 ■ TWINFi FALLS, IDAHO •Co t ^Jier i ^ consulting H JSij ptaco. $20a 637-4697. . 0 bid four imme- there is a bbetter way to do this. I diately or to "temper JACTORS IHC 504 w/ ------porize" with only To describeIbe this hand aceuralely. WTCHENTA8LE-*LE-sm, opt — — DiNING ROOM sel. $40;io; J three spades. Ify jador, gos, |U8I ovor- I too.w /2 captain'i If you bid only one can ahsh o w th c g r e a t h e a r t houia tain'schaks. B 08C A Wood burnlrnlng Dryer. S6li. 543-8179.9. ' three, you're hopiriping the oppo- support an oulod. S7500. IHC 350 PloaseI chockCl your ad for 4 n i 1 $30 Twin »&•• b*b«j.{)ood »»«.S250.cal543-8«1-6651 438-7035 and thc singleton dia- shapo. corroctr MO. 3.t-Oft-gUM Oft ' nents will allow youyo to buy the mond with o ctnoss on Iho fIrsi ■ P i n m h one bid, A m o d e m tool 3000. JDMT Exc shape. day thathat it runs, as Tho * EWOOD dlspUvcuM•.S550/aJ. s 4 8 ^ 7 ------1 E4IAn.yourdassifledadId : contract al four spadiladcs. called the ; 2750. CoJi 536-2312 TlrJ.oVl' ' orcallforlndhWua le Splinter Raise does s Nows Is not ro- ~ ------I LAWMtOAHPaiEN this. Jumpip to four diamonds to ^ ' "-" ------Jiblo (or errorssponslbi nf- CML-SlOck«k coal for Sloker 543-4511 Dear Mr. Wolff; tor thatat Umo.I furnaces. Oo promise goojood heart support and a I Mooro's Inc L i v i N o n o oOM H S E T , Al ROTOTILUNQ Trae Partner opens two'0 no-tnimpn (22- diamond sl inc..423ador. Dump tnjch. W«s FAX hold 10 HCP. signs off at four hearts, you will rTTT______— FIREWOOD0 . SOO /cord. ca« 206-735-735<»677. "*Owing in MV, 326-46: Should I bid six immediatelyimr or have missed i. 30' Whirlpooi S100for2ccnCCnts.324-1165 ------icd nothing. ^ ‘Vac 2 nr *3.00 I should I invite slam?m ? How do 1 in- .“ SCUSTOMHAY RANGE, : ------SECTJOMAL - 2 pc p YOUR vile? S iw O O D0. ., Lodgo polo, a bod on one side,U te V f '* - U-haui, Call 73 D c a r M r. wW. o im ^ TACKINQ- 2 10 60 s *^5. Pioa.------$I20/cord.. LeL ^ g o p o lo 4 eron tho other ssWo S . ^ 9C05 or 343-9267, DiMlBttPirlaer.OkUI)kUhoni Cliy. ou*. I Opened one H.AlHot3y Woavor.54Q.cad6 refR IQ .. w w fS750 RAIL ROAO TIES; 208-734-5538 between no- ♦ K-io-5, 4 /offor. Cag20fl.?34■7M-3244. 366-7406 - 366-2575 !• trum p invitational bid . ♦ Q -J-8-2. S h o u ld I chop :oJI 536-2030 bids arid Black- have raisedd sps a d es, o r bid two no- Caii.NTED-Somoono 73 to • - — Wos Of Rich. Wootan Incte . 208-677-4543 I wood, many use the ( R & DRYER set. d ------^------SOFAaCHAtRw/OCw/Odomon. tie Gerber Ace- trump? I didr lop 10 acros ol corn SI50, CaJI B II erty, NJ, holding. U’s's close,C bul my choice 330- 1: g o e s lo th c n t )' 10X40X00 w/VL S2/1I ------^ANIMAL COUNTRY ' ANSWER: When you raise to th re e sp a d es. , '•12X ^ 30X O O W /V L 4 ------. 4; ‘?C H .n 3 T. Volour, high I M f I youYe n o t vul- 50/11 I * 0. Maichinn nerable, you shouldd refrainn from S3.50 ft L 0 V E S E AA 1 T .S 2 0 0 O’ 12X40X60 w/VL M_bazaar(L'LUTHERAN Brown, tan, gt ^ PET & FEED ;bidding game unlesss iit' t ’s d o s e to a ‘01^ , 00. ^01150/n. (. , groon 4 or- ‘50-50 shot. When you’i :H a n n u al crafi ongo (lovrors« I Mint cood. ou r e vulnera- cak, e^imwor. H | H | 7 f a ia HQ L T jH lT ? ico E-MAIL your dosslllod ad h . -4423 or43l-2010M Trish 324-3 fOf 578 Bluo pjimo downlown locaiiooin, i* QOATS-Boor cross moai “ I opprox. 1200 5q. ti.. Inds.'is. I bucks • Dairy goals _ 934-0920.B 40X40X1< BAGS usod onco. uiils. & common a;oa. Colla ill P'ognnntbyBoofmooi y t now. 38X38X48 4 p " ' ' 734.9200«______‘Jocks • Bowman Bo*r MULESIMULESI MULESl 40X00. ' spouis top & am. Cali 406-1346 ’TWINFALLS. 1000 sq, ~ft. Ranch. 736-2575 { ol doiuxo olllco apaco0, HORSE (1) -maro roo QH ' ANIC COMPOST H f l l i ■ Ploaso call20e-734-4 l 39,9. 10^ (approx), (4) Mulos " » “10 5,por ton. Truck 4 — — (2 rivo yr • 2 twolvo yr. ap- S iiyonly, Voiumo dlacou- B u s m : TWIN FALLS. OREAT P'OK). (3) Soddloa. (2) Horlion Organic ^ESS & ‘ OFFICE spaco for loaso. [ SERVI i - 208-438-6450. . 3 Olficos, foiail/jocopuon ■ spaco, 820 sq. ft. Also AT SEED • Conlliod Otnco/thop comblnaUon (2) sots usod P a d a Bogs! POPOULTRY. Bantam chick- Oavldton'ons 4 Malcolm. CaJi 2275 sq.ft. • ® (convossos). ons or for solo, Ploaso coll - lorpricoquoioai Coll723‘0931 ' w/ truck door, full AC 12) Sou ol homosos, (i) 208-423-4767. 2C ■ ^ ------31 ext 1 for more informatu Oak wagon, (i) hoy wao- — Ison Co.-825-5655 ation or your servicc rcprcsc.fc n t a t l v e • 734.2347 or 73&-9919 on.Mijc.bri(floa8;haliof8, SHEEP. SH W hitoFaco 4 I HA TWIN FALLS. Profossloo-. Call (208) 366-2614 doya Block 81 Face, brooding I 708 ____Cbus-Tl-CAL coiI s t r u c t i o n “~HANDYMAN ol oKlco spaeo In brand^ or (208) 360-7125 ovos. stock, Oti pricod lor quici< HAY. GRAIN A -Cl& DRYW ALL PRUNING fX>wt)l(tO.Can733-093e«_ Glonns Forry Aroa. solo. so Also. misc. shoop “ _ A O SPECIALTIES CO. SERVICES & SERVICE — oqetiulp. Evea. 324-2103B Vhy call tho rp»t? » fs • paintir^o - inlenor 4 6 o i I HORSE I 5 yoar old goWlno. WA 1 SILAQE, 50 ac, Wh>u doson/o lho bosi! ' ixtorior-Ponabloshods-al C 4. C Entatprisos ■Pnmlng -I PettecUon- Won built, good fn hlllS, WANTED; p, Woonlino coll. B«hl.543lor sale. ’/» mlio Wol J S , BEST DRYWALL Alum. 4 vinyl siding. Handyman Sorvicos , COMMERCIAL Wo r« it lo whal yoo • Evetgroens -Shrubs - S12Q0Call 825-S383.M ^IjPreferably palomino, h a y a543-6028,543-4443 <:t qq|'^I Quality - Best Raios ^'Honosty is my policy' ' HEMTALS Call 208-733-6504 can aflordi •SmaOor . Troos -Hodaos I Dd-FREE ESTIMATES l! Bohl. Fior. Km t>o,^.F. HORSE OH 2 yr. Old rog, J U 11 STRAW for solo. , ^ sf5ab-3589 ST ovos.B Cflf/aBUSINESS ^ 'localod downlown for T rwECONSIKKIBN HEATING Sl & AJR S:STUMP R a U Q V A L ' HORSE TRAILERS FA R M /RA N CH balos, 1st SE R V IC E S s f oasy occoss. ollordablo. , . STRAW. 2 String Bl Swmmof <*/wro/ C------lisaCONDmONING ( i Grind ^ i£ your stumps oul Up ■ Coll Stovo Hallows rrrrrrrrrrrr O s u p p u e s /e q u i p I , 1st 4 2nd culling, SI /VoiNow is lho limo for 0 io30-.S2.ank»ch,Abow , for mofo inlofmol'on Dsults avail. S60 lo —TWIN FALLS /VEWdock. SAWTOOTHSHEET S 30* ^ ocross top. $3. Ooan QUALITY — .PLAN ROOM . • WINDERMERE_ IALE-WAOONS,NH: • ——on. Cloan ’ Barloy X 736-1970 ___ HETAL _ -.TRAILEH SALES 1058, 1048r1032, olhbr HAY --AlfaH$25Aon. 531-4517. »10 twj.-for Oonoraiff,— — ■ -Hoatino/ACRofTigorStlSr —------CanfSSttSfflo. I ------^ -coiilrnclors 4 Suppli- I 686-7679 or 53fr5662. mo>modois, 459-3268 ovos ■ tosiod, go< F E N C I N G ^Commorcial and rosidoniial ° «falfa,-35lons3r-d,‘' ----- 3. Bluoprintcoplos J (208)733-6548 ^ ™ ,or&T.o, ^rEETHARVESTER ~ ~, good quoiliy. Coil 34-PLAN (7526). tREE SERVIc' e s i 6oT “ I Artsway-9420. 6-row-22‘. ' “ "a ______m FEAR FENCING __ trailor In tho W o st- ^Priced to soli. Financfno " /to s t. 2 )M M ERCIAL 251 YoarsYo Exp. All Typos: I CONDO RENTAL/ avail. CaJI 678-1389 loads alloifo.ok C 650 tons. _ — Wood. Cham Link, Etc HOME ^WOSHaTWSOOe I TIME SHARE •CiBHorsoTrolIors. I, 2 siring, small COAISTRUCTION . TftEESemKE ustomorBuysMaiorials CCONSTRUCnnM C Tof EET HARVESTERS. 3 «AV-E*c^Cali r 352-4374.B CONS Froo Estimales topping, trtmming.prunlno row Hossion, G60 4 565. :0NSTRUCTI0N 2 __ arenwval MCCALL (HunlofS famil/ C « , horso hay. Tim- 208-734-4166 ■ H FREE ESTIMATES Wd5 fun). Spond a wook Cargo traitors* Utility Car 8S rrc o w P a r m n S 4 n n . 'rilx.S70to ame Shops 'P ole ------HENDRY & SONS Houlors • Flalbods • SlW uchard and Clovor J-COm e t •Melal Roofs Carpontara ___ 3 2 4 W 3 .ftom Oct. 12lhroogh Oct. t w o . 208-829-5457 ■ Allalf,'0 1on.423-40e8.« 'F^n- F R E S H Cor, u so d hors® trailers norcial S Rosiaoniial n Commordal 4 RoskJential - rc 18 01 tf>o Ajpon Villano EET PILER.'4fl' wMiifvi. “»'<»• "0 ra P R O D U C E Ai [REE SERVICES TimoSharo Elk soason , loHa, 58T, 1 ion ComrCtrim w/youl choico of I - non. Unil Is fully supplied. *S»«USforyourUeli >r. S30,000. 208-544- WAV nitnir.,XI rain. 324-4474.M Cuslom438-6594.6700533 t m7 0,M.5«.7S34.. 'loing Cucumbors. DiP. 734-3244 73 or 731-6069 'DALE'S TREE UUB Accommodaios 6 poopio. 'aifa. quality light iM M ERCtAL ^ CCanning tt Tomatoos, ^ CHIPPWa Incl. posses for spons roc »LF SELF FEEDERS. ^5 IC For mulch or disposal ’ . contor. Jost bring your square balos. 3 m w om (yellow 4 whllo). HOME J: eO)hano on hulch. S30 '5‘Of’ ion 1st, 45 lon SEW IN G ^k)uash p voriotios). HE Stump grinder, Froo ‘ grub & loavo unn os you 10. BoitI* holders. Sf3 ton, N.ofBi Ziicchini. ua 4 Pumpkins. HEALTH — CARg osUrroios. Can (206)734. I (ind II. Only S400 por Joromo, ID onf 5 ton 3rd, S60 S70 S ig, Call20B-543-a283.« of Buhl. 543-4616 m ~ ounU/n S*rv/c« Call Cai 206-677-2S4f ,0 ;^ 2742 or 1206)733-3123 wook. ColI206-43&4684« ^ omATV.Golfand ------IDAHO HOME HEALTH AAAAAAAAAAAA c hoflOPPER. Now Holland HAY Dairy It covers. Awnings. ( ANOHOSPWE TF TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 2 ______B90. 90. pull type w/hoy 4 ? ' 8t. socoi g r a v e l 7734-4061, Twin FoBs —[REE SERVICES both condo. 2 car gofago KC , Tents, Tramp0llr>03. HORSE TRLR - Klolfor 4 om hoads. 438-2828 ■ ocond. and third. Bana . TeSorvico 4 Repair, ajIsu 436-5855 Mrt-Cassia TRE w/ oponor, 2 sto ry . 2 h I siios of aty & stalo ^ 543 2273 Buhl REES ANO STUMPS OF h o rs o irlr. 1 9 0 4 . SIh COUElUBlNE-JO 7700.roody bales. ilos, Cal irg amounts SaiM412 «! or 420-1387 ■ spooficotwrrgravo/. spo U MAGK:VAli£Y docks, firoplaco. AC. ap- whool, „ good cond. Price for b ^^J4odicaroWadicakJ plsfum,S700*dop.Cfod- ,, If boans. S3995/o(Jor. 0300 orIso (201 straw and lon 732.54V jaing: Pitiun, Topsoil. Cort •Froo oslimatos* H chock roq, 734-6619 —fo«xJ!da;i934.S150.B Cali;oil 734-3554, ■ * * A.>Call * * (208) 680- ______O_ N C R E T E . “-wor R o ^ . Poa gravel Nat _ Terry Carpenlor 1t (208) 684-9300. C O I ^ 1 2 3 1 or 420^771 - H0RSE.-18 HC mo. old Sorrol HARV ^STRUCnON J 4 Cinders. Ho RVESTER - Locliwood HAY. allalfa OK PAVINO Ha, Tim Abbott 734-7919 6 1 0 i fUly.gontloihaftorbroko.I 4500 Home Grown In Idaho ------SOO. poloto harvosior: boloo, S90 CONS>y Concrete L.L.C. ____ CallE?! 7 3 * ^ ■ Podlgroo: Poco Buono, All:i bollodbo chain, long sido Ploaso caJ)'aifa,2i 6000-1 ton — — Pacific Bailey. G ollanl olova S90-00 por ton. Cowbovdatlons, i naiwork, f IOME REPAIRS —H ig SERVICES ovalor oxionslon, 3 row u » v naJ20B-587-9131B ..i.. walks. Stamped 4 GRAVEL 2^ ' — Ghost. No papors. Excol- sloe,ooring oxlo. Sbank T' ® TREES-fUlS STORAGE/ lont D brood maro prospect, doctoct, control vohre. Hue- lorod Concroio BENEO ^ n E L ’S HOME CARE Serv WAREHOUSEBEKTAl PtoCSOcnl2t».536-5438«q gerb< rlifiod. S4.50 por '00 Estinwios BflOCKM»IANSAND4GRAVa Orywafl.PaWing. O .Jc ►r boll on sido and boom <23-5942aihors or Ranch Inc, ^2'°''736-8413 Drivoway Dri 4 yard C* ovator. Vino blowor. HAV-aifaifi Carpwitry, All home Rortanwgl^Li«dB^- HORSE. AOHA Palomino 2 or 423-5847, 4 Topsoil, ropaira ropi Insido a out. 10 inc TWIN FALLS-Avail. Nowl gokJing. B 13 yrs, old. kids 'd. shakor, oleei. flow f i’g" 1.pB run baso grnvol,------yrs< ing • Firewood sold by 2000- 15,000sq.ft.door n;: flUolvah^, roar star ta- h»TEtolh«JflIfalfs, 2439 ton ---- )NCRETE yrs O tt. Froo oatimaies. theconJ spma hOfse, S2600.423-6340B £>OivofOfjt»oh«of.------CaCaB Bruca 733-7543 MY^ lAMDSCAPINQ ploaso loavo msq.B |c chain. 3rd virw coollor HAY. Quality-5100 ■ license- AHomeRapalra i r i m m i n g Not a kids horso, S2S00. ch< ------fouftdalloir concroto noods. -SSandto6*grovoi- a r .p, 20* dbl. disk, S6500, S ; '“ 5, jooslimoios. wasti ■Prunirto .Trimming ____s ; SOWosloIBurlev.Hwv 575. Coilailty 734 allalfa. 1st ail your c ashodlocrushod •Sprtnklofs-aoanops -Srv K4K Troo Trimmfng 4 6 1 4 I N 2nd S75, 4 3rd Froo.911324:9626 . OollvoryOoli available ^ HORSES - 3 yr oM APHA 30or6or678-5819,43/-Sei9, h AY. T o p q t Froo E s iim o to ^ Ronioval.Shrubbery^Bnd Jw antcotore^ __solkl, no papors. Impros- - 1734-3346. ■ ____ ^11 lUeaWeatofBuhi 734-3322. 7- D a n bushtrimmhg INCRETE 734-6320 73^ stvo A DryTipod< ot Pep- ■SY steam doanor 16 t?''- ‘ •34<461.Evar>l^ PFwfrooEstimatas ™ n falls. Lom pre- "2por broeflino, broko. In *’PBri£Briggs and S t m ^ olv yra:-:?.': ^ c oi n l R u c T i O N Caa 735^)663 [A N D Y M A N ~ ~ Q foAslonol doslros loaso food sh, lot ol prosoni Umo, ' fton.436-2702« C O N S T LAWNAND — i pufchosoofahndya 638-5513. pa PSI, 1 WNBROTHERS .«,/ WEDDING ^ rm , homo or lg. duplex ------fo, hoso. WORKOFART T|TREE CARE indlng.w/allalla. • petERSOIiSTRUCTION mdymon Sonrieos DRESSES In nico aroa noar Filor. HORSES-Syr, 63 old bey tTwtis.Si.'sSS.”ei?S7°- or Halo. c o ,Hiilding. , 3. concroto Homo Ri Falls or AddlBon, C ash —9*ldlr>g. woll broko. ------■ STRAW Ton t > Ropaira; Electrical. r&Amm'aLaimCara « = 1 !!!______Slool ojotitosmalloriobuij olumbin>bing. light carpentry. Wo> do.do a l lawn 4 troo cata uiJiiwedocmqshop (outwlihln3to5yra. 0Ontlo.S2200. Hi Also Paint SEMil I'9'90 Konnworth. 350 Straw. Coil < Call 734-6303, S S ! •aE8aloNo«Gk>tnglI Confldonlial, 734-2509 fllty.$1SO0■634^>920^ Cumnmmlns. 9 spd.. 20’ ■ ------on balos whoot work. Alo fc atihobestpricoa. Ml 431-0006. “ Ca ~ t: N) o chemical S , traatmonts. «saSol8:We ’S r lor. 3- S2500-00; Cldom ow tr.3 Pt •Rosidoniia IS • Hol water hoatsfs Moaoors>car«MKlcald1ra u w » . I skfo sta ororta. horse walker. $200-0; SSOO gal. fuel u lik H Me< Q IT iE B I • Famly Allon 934-4234 oe«/rT>a/«s*ir>rti • ^3*^*34-0600 Twki Fans V Ind. In foes. 423-5330. on mil?Tiliilory Irlr. w/oiecl. ______FaBs.*ri.«Pa9tr. 735-7189 ^ 643-2273BIM YOUR / Merchandise )6-6566MinK:assla I LIVESTOCK 1HORSES. 4 yr. Old moro. ip 4 molor. Sl.OOO. ^ ^ ----- r - ■ , ' Ind 208-880-2725. I > 8 0 ' ------1 HAHANDYMAN «•«»800^03^)602 Idaho . woUstart#dfor4.H 4 - ^ hock yooradfor AD barrels. 9 yrtl. old 8PRAYE ______HOI kYER.F0 fl0 74 4x4 I C m S T Pioaso choness on (ho (krst H & P SERVICES TIME^ES CLASSIRED CATTLE. Joraoy, good Dfoog barrel pressur«u(o hoso 4 noiol. sonw worii- S2 AULT PAIMTINQ 9»8-677-4543 f t 7 ■ 206-i0e-32«O6S9 20i208-536-5080 ■ M n u s. Waniod 10 buy 23'ohorsos, 43&4S77* S2.600,»,CoII734-3861.a i call 206-733-0-loo.oak.no«ds (BURLEY) dairy h«tto.Cafi Rot I- S200, Ploase 20e<}24-225a h 13-0489.

: f $*»X«Kw6w27.U* TtaeeNnn.TMiFals.hWie t iS OMJiANSHORTMAJR BOTTITTLCS. Jim Beam. wpwr anted lo buy. sell or WYAntkyueM I c K ^ ^ S S S s . >de.EMs Presley Music r r S ?BOfcleFtwiitje. ? ^ S2S0. Roody rtowl !»*•*a w wanted. 73i73e6 I ^886-7092 days or ^rrytfMngeld. m m 885-7704 evenings. ■ iNOPYBEDGirie »nt«J. ASwood Oood CafMl734<00e.' ! ■ ■ ■ ■ LABS • AKC Reg 4 condW»WiUon,Ca«734-77Cl, ------i DIRECTORY iyt^.excolofiibtoodSnes. r .p rw . Huntingbackgnjund.Also * ^^ 2 U Y • 2 wtieel. to d ------« behind motor h o m e - E llE M C j s I n ^noSouthlorihe'wlntor. 1 2 2CAL 2 SUPPUES I M 5^7:3m738-8433. L ------SCOOTEI L ^ AKC pops. 1st shots, ___ DUCKS tlonCal3 dowelawed. chocolate WANTE H VTEO;WUMalwtl9 -2 erw/baslosk0L U aedorty2 tWM8CN.»4 mie North OJ greaibloodlinoa.exe. ^ ■nalea. Call 423-4928 . mo., dersVBtion ol wmmrtf Clhr.Sttt4Sim.e«)to? ' hunlois 4 family pota — — . S250. Call 324-8350 ■ FENCIf Aea. maroon, aols Q LcteofiTwmltama. ICINQ. used reneing )r $2400 asking M «»dlOboyairgr«v,5 S1WQWI, JEROUE • 323 N. 100 TE „ oa3n3a4ih. MINIATUBE « PINCHEHS t S oflor. C M Vem er - U , Vendors wamod.532U439 ^;« C . flog. Con 734-2597. to Con l733-6Z70daysor Q — M«‘ov=Z?.t:; F r e o S r S JHnoanswer.kooptrylnga 39ovoninos fj ^ O n f a l l s . ^MINIATURE SCHNAUZER OASi PLPUMPS, older, any ~ I Dm tofmgoodi poBluo’UaspalfomKIm-- - pup}, AKC. 1 black a afl- condlllidillon. paying up lo je to the succe:essoffheMai j// Shootout' __ bertyRd.^SaSon,from ^vor male, $225-637-6566, .$1tX).C» . Can 678-2717 j E ^ l l 4«U(TTAUQH.V.Wa»(JV.IV. ®,*° ’ CfillSron cloihos, ROTTWEILER di puppies. OOLDO N. 3445 N 4500 E. Fri. SolSni Jif?* Cloihos. / O O R SILVER COINS OB have a GJI Children books end misc, AKC. i show qu^lly. par- or iiomllama-Call 733-6836 T ^ HEAT SEUECnON ; ontsw/SchH.lii.Ca]l436- dayaor■a or 733-3599 evea. ______™ iN FALLS. 1344 7lh J : TREES-Up to 30 n. 4 TWIN FALLS 310 Filorlar A '^ E.FrkJay Salurday a r < o f usedi ccars and hvd:ks! Sunday. 10:00 a,m. lo ? ROTWEILLER-molo. Sp.Spnw eaolhera. | ATVSM Ava. w .. Sat,.Sun,. 10-5, AKCro9Ulorod.2 vraold. 788 2678. m ii 'T ■ JF*m//y/Antlquo MMoi- Lola of mlacollanoous OKC, o watch dofl. $150- p ., ,^ 1 ofliwk. boaiatrlf.,8lofm■ itoma Irom cloihos to 1 wladows. aurr board household lloms. _ CAT.-93.Se0i y 182 MERCURY B rMtw WR2S0.- v r R n O A l tnangla.swino8«t.t«oks.. WANTED for alud uaoT ™ jN FALLS. 71 lO LMrv "S a Wantor 3S0. 7 9 M u K A _ Way. Sat. & Sun. (rom 9 AKC ic la b . Havo black CollGTa t. 19ft. le t boat, y lANDMARQUK P A garaoa |un im'i • S 3 * a 0 1. Household itoma. r SSLPIor'93-'97XLT ™«>mretfebuiW. Uust aeff n ^ h . kHchon table 4 chairs, 27* — wmobllo w anted lo uwy* ags-s227« M 4 '* TV. girls drosaor. kayak ^ m i p w z I artd moro. I ------ei5I ------HARLEYY DAVIDSON-I N IVAHIETYFOODS MQ. lor RV. oledrtc a ’W W idoidoGiido.dmsed M nrss^ >ono. single door, in ras. $17,000. -as U KITCHEN CABINETS, sol­ I S SUPPUES DOQ KENNEL 10X10X6. ^ d condllion. reason- I?* rtster 1200. exc. Q I------id wood, walnul llnlsh. ------nWyprta prtcod Co«?33-5a6^ looQ 431-oeoe. M I- - exert, coftd, $250, SINK,S' now,novor usod. «00/offor. Call 324-6705. APPLES. PEACHES ZI, aUUnlaas. dbl. w/raucot, PEARS. PRUNES MON Tract Water «BOcc. groat t w Q f j $25.324^296, evonJnoa. FREE • Block U b X pupa. Bowman Orchard Con 5362347. ^ 3 wheel SO - Call 543-8228. ^ _ Buhl, ID. - 543-5380 SHOTQU MERCUnV, Maroois, 77. rQUN. 4t0. 3 Inch. pm734-i}0i306S Q l H I ^ I w/460 $0OO.‘77CJ.B •B FREE 1 spayod fomolo. , .„ APPL£S.PIumsa K S'V ilinK '' SHiiSTi; y s s Ex- W/304. $2000. 'B3 NI88* * black 4 while. 4 yra old Vi [-CABF250 ! 8ANPU for porta. (evtS->. good w/klda- 1 Sllvor (* a s If low m la. Like S . thine). Moiof a trana.a. Tabby molo, 5 mo old- T, 00. C at 324-4264 M « 0 0 . 733-8325. msg. ■ CHOLESTEROL SPORTS!TSCAROS-lSyear ^7^ . _ I Also supplies Includod. ^ Joy looking for any 7 ? ? ^ ®2) CT T rai go-a. N H H - Moving tall 738-7650. ^froo cako redpo. Sond S3.00 a *olf-oddros5od. ta ccorda you might r trana.. S550 4 M 2988 ^ CANS « STRAINERS •ant. Please il you IBS36-S936. □ far oofltfcftjrj/Beat atompod onvolopo lo: "O' oner. Catl S3e-2030.B PHR.P.O.B0X371. “ "h elp Weodoa,ID 83355,S o o u . Ok for Ryan. condSton.S MOVINQ BOXES (531~i ra£EtyroltfBlodiUb,a _Zjj : Fft>o easy pla a roc^po. v v ^ D toda. 733-742S. W 19' . , ■ED - Wood atove. Wl BUICK Le,^ 3 yr old Boalon Qroot pov Dane, Call 326-4843. »0WER3 mj FRUITS (3) var. d ^ e i l o 3 - 4 . C o l HOMOA. 198984.CXSOOOe- R I I B r - * ' «losofApplos„Pfunos. *22:______hMi.hMmm ies. engine In M IBABRE g ^ REMEMBER FREE Gets a klttons, D Anjo Poors. Concord WANTED- ond. 4 oxirasi m | « grapas {you clip), also ED-old docks and Tnoi bvttxtay Od you placod, Coll 734-7869, wa. Also okJer oak • 734-7958 ■ n or Tmd 0 new horae. PO L A R IS.: FREE kliions, Flrsl vac,. Cd W^oloos, cueum- will bo ut >. Scr«rabler. M I^ H B S ______todayl wonned w/ purchase of boi 1. leas than 100 M ! ^ S TOL£ PAIHTINQ ■ 3.51b cai food a iitior. Als Perfect cond. |J M ^ 'S ^ 19 floetyyountM/nCtt 194 :all 208-678- 989 GEO i CLASSES. fl—o r t 734-7677. rHfSii: Idal S R*Olstar rtow at Idaho. 436-2702.B — >erneMage.» M Wood Hollow fFREE Wtlons, vory cute. 6 R, ?"■ SUSUK11911990 OR 250. S s SPIPECntUM 678 Blue Lakea. TF, wks old.. Orange a brown RASPBERRIES rapped; oxc. M lobby. Coli 543-2025 •y-Plck/Wo-Pk** 3or4wt»wt)ool^or»ypans. wS-^arura VMTERBE08. (2). $75 A - PfckorsNoedod buying, j nsgrwiL SIOOO. U at4 3 8 aS89. Q B B | M ^.WEWHTSCTTm fF H K U bX popplos.3 mo optombor t - November 1 trade- 326 PteaaecaH 208-734-5216, old-. Can 543-6456 Imlios Easi ol K-Mart on m r ------'8 6 R M 2 5 0 . y 0 2 ^ 3 1 B i j : Addison Avo WANTED:r0,CA»PEB0B fl324-7S36B WHEEL CHAIR $300. FFREE amall fomelo Black VERY VEI BERRY FARMS SHELLlcL 10 fll amall pick ■ ” WaJkOfWO.aOuadcane Lab X. older dog. lovos (208)423-9071 up, Con20lU 208-738-0136. SUZUKI. RMW2S0. 1996. y 1 0 ] oflar. 543-5790 mesg. children, needs loving i ^ M g n n a , YZ12S. 1997. M I 71W7F0IID m j family S playmates. Call Ir ----- ^KVK------1 pasaerK] dent condition. M f - w g 733-9554 oxt. 2455 d M ■ u I WANTED TO BUY 1974F-2SC *670-2478 y l - I . I jiniacAiwmiiBire _ 4 735-1769 eveaTwknds.. :an 543-5676. TRAIl£B.tr^*Iple motorcyde. Q . ■aBF2so a FREE to good homo • ...... -SSOO Q (T A □BUM SET 5 pkK . CMC Siberian Husky, mole. 11 ' D : Pre 1960 Sav- g4-818S. M w/wmtMUi. Ihrons cow- • moa. old. Call 423-9064. Mus odol 99 250-3000. ------balfawoodblock.exe. - i!r;:i"sssx‘c ck at 733-5336 VAMAHA. •91.WB250. 9 H , ______cond,. $500. Call Adam at FREE To good home, ros- 4-5 v •5 wk OM Uitlno Cocke- WAR FTEMJEMS waniod; om- g StSOCVol^ T 4 m 3 834-65S&______I cued Border Collie X. Uel.1*1. prolor to finish hand forms, me. malo, noutorod. approx 1 food medals. Insignia. MAKE your own Oboe i ood ng. Nood os close lo lotlors, pholoa phc aouvenira. YAMAHA. TY year oid. Oroal lomporo- Chri-hristm as ospossiblo, flols a lllol Raads, Ploaao call 208- Imont Cali 676-5531 432- llighl gear. Cash tran b*e. exc.xc-^hJ^! y W fw M M 543-2674. ■______^■€^,askforTownya. paUPauINulNutling,73}-t69t $1000.Can7:l734 94S3-a Q ||j||r J ||| . Storey ond Qnrti M i l B9CHOT Uprlflht. $900, Coll 734- 5368 or 733-1007. IBURBAM !_ -ptAHO'-TecHnfcsTdloltal. " Uko rww. $2000, - Con 734-1525. ■ ~ ^ 0 8 MUST oon 7988 \ MOVINQ.1(V7/1Qfta

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Uke new cond.. « 9 9 * n o m■* a ' AZTEC • X IO. n d u 4900. 487-2BSBa y T > n : 1 iM . ff* M00Q.734-<7aS atavW o w . ice bo*. At-AJ- ■■ ■ IIB D fflH — to. a 8‘ w/g«s rafrlg.. IMS CLOSEOUT -222*'0AYRAMBUR.-94 Ntw Kit Road Ranger. HOUO;wheal, 2911., Free PROWLERr a -TS.IBfL.Exc BAVUHER CAPfS.L 1987IS ■tove/ovon. furnaca.:a. ■SfflSS^S^QBl fH. very Clean large ^ d S . s a ftd reoBg. run* gn .iK»l.S3S(VM.543.4St7 30 '5Ih wheel, 2 alldKiuts. SIhloutdiitTsa-eTnh w 20a3).Sl50q 536-24 u - -» T t5 ' C A - 5-a<<9 Cad 536-5230______324-4203 or 800.7730187 S « t r >3stK.eiHn. ^ ___ after 4:30 pm, 587- - sioaoMikrT.S^MterS c ft S te JOH BoatIZ ft. S22&^ CCaB WEAVER. 3X9 rlRa scopo* lr«»«yto» ’ ______Inumiomttin MoUi SEASWIRL • l a n . op _ H o m n i m c t m p S Qffirm.aa8«2B A ^ b o * . 230hp V-8 . e) aPENLlTE. -95. 33' 5lh j « v c n I. •« c . WINCHESTER, moflel , 12 , awhoel. 2 slides, has every 2 ^ ?h ? 'B 8 f 2 S 0 F o r d . SPORTSMAIiusTBi.&ywt. lo n u irm cana.S9.50a 734-7K ahotgun. S375 CaB 733- opuon, Immaculaie cond * , ,000.7330903.B . • 198S. Stfin «trtieel. 2 5 \ 14- 5*™ — ll Ntaois d 3 .1— tip lotdedl s n BOAT. 16* m w~ n a ~ e a iro f731-4457, _ h d c r . — ...... MulLiko brond nowl Havo t r i m M l E n el, cond. .r.— — ovor 545,000 invested. ” IN te w S S F l <«>oO gtU Mt a l 1< t t WINCHESTER, model eleci. siarl. like now ^ i™ 5 5-736^P.ffl^ :2 flu6r!wi5* FI5iIIflt ■ ' pmta. of S207/mo. STRCAMUllUME Empr«sa. ««crfc.S?BOO 736-S4Sai Plo03ecttll208-7340346M. like nw «8SM 733-8817or731 4457 ------port 423-4481 ■ 29 '. remodnodelad Insida. VIP. 8 9 .17TI, l a o a s :a UP TRLR-Older 16' l o w e t l K a L )asU ______porfecl for hunting, gas ^MS. 1>- Sunchun. > 7 o ^ u S &OCW opon tKM. 5460 g 906 I WINNEBAGO —refrlg, slovo. furnace. KIT 199iI 4 tImea. retr-bed. hitch Caa3a&36«9« 10. Call733-1735,M . rSSttty* C^ltCZ□anienaiajil^? _____ I h q t t u b s / p o o l s ■ •19S8lln*co,22(I.,roof£ilt COBIsleeps 4,51300. 666-2B94 used 4 . 14', 8800. »'«—I (B0B}3aftCaS. s J oir suspension, loaded, low 'oot> WINTERIZING OBRA.-B6Slorro.27n,. J5522: T S . J /•r/amall 'l Itmlly. „ ., . ------— ------C ^ B i S - U c c n * ? C d yo L i COLEMAN. 5 person, , miles, exce/loni canaihon 733- i ; S P E C IA L S 516,500. Coll 538-6547 ■ lotidod. very clean. Call KfT' an2D6«»-7aB3. fJM E -•»«*» on NOW By fa e ar- y yts. oW. Excellent condi- 733-4013. ■______Quairt; — StiailowmalittalfiMllmr _ _ _ SJirweJwefiiWMnsJ non. 700 14th Ave. BuW.11. * * ★ * ★ * * * ★ * ★ * ★ whw fordable, durable TERRY - “BS‘BS, m . b a of ta iil* T .2 « '..w b ifaa M s4 0 utbowr tds « Idaho. 208-543-6964 ■ ------OMPANION 95, 2 5 '51h- »OCKMANS'HV e x tr a s .ggreat r ' Shape. «one]iUKa.nS.nsvutsMA 'M ^ r ' E*»ient serviw ■' ______jockivheol. rear kitchon, wolk S n1871-80Q-77»31S7 S $5093ftm,Cm, CM 93*^778. MICh.fiaoriiM to egeoertiti^ t _ I 908 c/««;hru boih. loodod, AC. t - a m 1 OMPANION. 1904. TERRY. 1971973,19’. self- isesahOTznn m i 907 I I SNOWVEHICLES ocks, B awning. Extra ennoim i^ ■'••n...... S12.900 KIT COI'tieel,21‘.Pleasacan contained,:idjS»00/oner. niMOMCTJUEUMB.g s n m downtown wmd«B.n0 .(0 IMOTOftHOillESlHVS!_ I ft EQUtPMEm- a4-30e9.M 3 2 4 ^ ofl _____ S a naa . ■ BROCKMANS RV lafterspm.a «m.3ie7 26^ = ABonSALENOWIIlll E-MAIL youf dosslftod ofl I 9M CnWybc Heaters-Solar 10 us 01 ICAMPER&SHELLSIQ Panels-Trojan Banerles - r v Antifreeze — Bert HartMugh Motor* SKI DOO.'EM Summ>l 503 AAISTOCRAT cam'f®'- per DOWNTOWN Wendell. 10P, low mis, oxc S h a p o tO’.-. aeu-eont V*ri “ S3500 /otiof. 673-6282 m A cl«an. cornor jacks.:J 0 ^ 6 3 2 3 , 3a*2295. m e a>0e« a ^ PACE ARROW M , 32 ft.■ YAMAHA . 96 V-Ma* GOC ■—* “ >• riew, full roar'• M/M, warranty until 2/2000 CAMPER. 1979 Spore. bed.Wtthen4Bv»)gfooni.' . S400Q/ollof. 430-5567 M accs) per line Miles Bumper-1 I • Please p a y ; n I h ay according to tate sccduiec w hich isprintL-J ^Was I • Wc wil! not notify you if there is a specialtal Roins on which (13,278^ — HO fsj S h < tebqie. AiVantifoduref's resitiatore op) I might resuirHjit in a discounted price I *5 line minirinimum - Private Pany Only ______^ | [ p i ^se , ru n m y ad in cloMi^afiation ^ E f l H I! ^ •* ------/b r da v '. ■I (PnntonccKuaailaaer pet ipa« pfcajc. ineludinK:hl.ink>p.icn.) W. I' mm ------1 a 1996 PONTIAC T R A N S P O n #09493-0 V6. 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P6 I yvin JFE i ': iDear Abby...... f6 !* J The Timcs-rs -N e w s I'ninitTsFufiior,rSln.rCtvmp - 733.0931, lixilix f.J li ' S u n d a y[ , Z i I', St;ptcm bt:r27, 199898 LeiSt’s be S c c tio n I' carefMiles scaryoout there O t +] IE R When my 12-year^■old son went (o Oregon to Scout camp thisis ssummer, I was th rill^ to jearn thotthe Scoi mfo-line, where•couis p were rigging up an receivc daily updatec parents could call arid ilies. lates about their kids’ activ- My son’s response vnsh they had that'nse 1 to the whole thing; “I at last year when I cut my finger open at Scoutout camp and had lo go co the emergency rooroom ... that would have been something coolool to tell you.” How sweet and caring.car “I hope you're notno signing up for wood- Guving again this yei “No," my little year,"dar I said. totog replied,'T^siEn. ing up for rifle shooti) Is there danger ev just notice it moro• wheverywhere - or do you when you are a parent? I just receivedjd a copy of the new Farmer’s AlmanaclaC’” and it has a story titled “What to WatchItch Out for in 1999." • Researchers have I det:letcrmined that, when youYOU jum p off a tower, yourour bungee cord could sna]inap you in ilie eye and incrncrease your risk of glau- »ma. I• Nose and throat doc- ■ ors studied 42 drill istructors and discov- red Ihat tivo days ot torseiling can damage your Children In public H instiocal cords. • The National Sleep pieces should be H L i f e yeUiioundation reports that well-behaved. While D A N D vocajck of sleep causes lots of some locations are H ir accidents, and even made for fun. others, ■ T i m e s Fourore crabbiness - and, such as movies, H ough most people will Denise I» f p ' 103 hours (same as church and restau- Turner moreonkeys, by the way) rants, require more thou}ick is removed, today’s subdued behavior. ------* sleepceps only seven houre. Children should be | H . , moniyell or bungee ju m p ^ removed if they can't , when the alarm clocke up) without thinking average American sleep• Add in all die stuff my be quiet and still. ^ S m So we can’t sleep, yelligerous - running with hate to give that oneIB ugun, riding a bike in twice about the risks.tato At salad on a hot day ■ n mother said was dangeificaiy. , «i«ors, shooting a BB g tne s ^ t , eating potatorblnaflonal —and life gets reallyrsca was about 4, she was ’ennsyl\«nia. We were • • - Sometimes scaiywe is found out she had I •ord Transylvania and Believeri J I was where Dracula’s children dimbfounded, until we ishould bbehave in1 public rmsunderstood the wordof heights, closed-in B]By Steve Crump Some even find earspsplit- apan, and I introduct thought Pennsylvaniaiaw w th e movie “The HiHmes^cws writer______ting noise, serial giggli uced them dren know somesmediing about U castle was. aan" when I was a Idd ^ Jling to sporting events,, aconcens, what they’re Manners and been scared of t h i ^ and incessant deman3nds plays and even opc re watching, People are scared of - tw in FALLS _ Can you: ___aimoying.______)p_craj_by___Robertson addecded.------r:------^ spaces, thunder. I saw(You dm make up------take you-klds ariywHere?“ the time thcy were're 2 or 3 “One key t< iramchklns~—------Incredible Shrinking Mar years old,” she sait ’ to my kids • Carol Robertson did. "When I walk into a stc aid. We enjoying thef musicm events A*hortU« tmd, ever since, Pve beeother hand, is scared ^ store started by going to0 justji the may have been litt oihlddlixlo-i and that are the wrong i and tliere’s a child throwikwns second half of a com een that they ' don’t InipuUkspbKOC c “^ c e wc were sitting in a tantrum, I think to myse oncert or were studyincg pianod by the QAbptanea. your own joKe;y tJie front row at stage center Uic fourth quaner of a ball- time they wen •namtrnjiKUdbokept My husband, on theioing ctf a lot of public 'How could the parents* }c|1 game. We explained ot a twautiful string quartet this get so out of hand?’ ed to the teacher who ha I In their seats as much as ■ of spiders and snakes 5dm^- o “Don’t you get concert,” said Robertson, I? kids that watching a c rd'the^; s rrA noisy chlW—and tho por- ipeak before large says Betty ______a concert perform for otiii olyim Stafford song he li mqther of two now-grown Caroline, _ play diey had an appr AlefBtes him - is an attack Once, when I was doii “I had a child on each Jther ^ what it’s like to b sds of other passengers «♦» speaking, a friend asked n "Ijfc makes me ^ mother of a ade of me. When the house 4-year*old J like stage and how ira ecourse other than to gisre. nervous when you spe li^ ts went up at the end of KS M help by brtnging along 0 groups?" Jss^ scared. Or maybe H son and a 14* tching audience is to0 thet perfor* fevorlte.slle the concert and the crowd year-old M N g V vision — mance " illent toy to engage the chll- “1 don’t know,” I replietach person is in con- roso for a spontaneous daughter. « - =^sLinlc.sl — dren’s attenention. nervous, so it’s hard to tead, therefore, should L lond, syndicat- QRMtMnR standing ovation, I could not C aroline Formore oSo"u°d‘ «it*.UnkJ88ihocafol3 rin older now, and less;f worth tlie effort and Jmbudge. , ire on chlldron and or m cc un cohMlumnistand ..known for h« says she nnd public c ® ““ thor of "Parc. having a family atmos- Pve just learned that each “On one shoulder I had a 1 c places visit 77ie and irent Power“ t>he»; chfldrWren should oot be ellowd trol of hjs own life and, i her husband Tmes-Is-Nows Onlinoa\ arounc Meel. $10.95), K ® Jgood aeepmg 16-year-old and on ^ I e p n d e m http:/A™» ind or ‘ [spots unless they on» wen cai^i^jfdiscem what’s wt) he ^ e r a sleeping 17-year- i w.maglcvalioy.com start mmakiS^ "dvocatessettins:mg a system. .belaved.orxand theyshouldtw removed aring to move from om lid. The musidans could sec t ck on NowsUnks. funnyly rnoises , "F™ . make aalistofrules I If they're (wt•ot , ' • 10-ye£U--old daughter J j fSeSr S I ------I if boredred. ' “r public places,:es," hesaid. .QTlie«ts|f».i- nend that she was IS, and fortunately they don’t c embar­ 1. Kids who iBlk. cry ornjn ■ Sometfmesscaiybg /ere laughing.’’ r . . “Lati•ater as waU -valk widi me upendttownm tho aisles during When we were prepariigood to be scared," „ rass them in public, but sh« Not everybody’s children adds a ihat’s no acddent. she thcygotalittleolderairand we and stay w’dj me. I will not movies, conoworts, plays, ballets or Ohio toldaho, my then-lO-j1 IS always n part of re so quiet in public places. had a little more moneoncy we ^“nd u d unless you ' othwputillcp confided to a family friei “Children have to be. b< started going at the b cperformonces other thon "Believe it or not, not taught t, how to behave ir 2 begin- Rule : lie 2; You are spocfflcally' designated « Wddlemati- pired. “Sometimes it’s dsrw to use the butter- “! in ning of events with wii a sfore ores. You do nees stnuld I that appear before vcjybody thinks that your public," P she said. “You can’i d be ejected. he told her, "and scared is hild is holy," said Nat jl n t prom ise-not a threatJat — to scream, yell ill< or have a Q CtRvch. Chi:hlk)ren's religious Instruo- changc - and growth." 5 games. Adrenalin just take them to a public egaioff, author of “The event e^ or a public place andlie the kids that if they gotlot tired tantrum. Rule 3:3:1 You walk. tion shoulttn'tn’t be at tho expense of Pve always told my kidsy, It tell them, and it yerything Etiquette Book* c: nd of die event, we couldId leaveI Vou do not run.” evefyt»dyel» a e s in their stomachs tha «53tpea them to know." but that before we Icfleft we 'Writes Rc ilselnchureh.Akldwho Warns Media, $12). “Some Roscmond, misbehaves»during d a religious cwemo- big performances, or big b Robertson counsels start-rt- would appreciate it if diey “ticket: eludl;«e can be turned into energy I lults —for various reasons mg in early and making grad- jaweddlngorofunefal. uff? —•prefer pr the company of the ual ui — if sometimes slow —a- would just try to fall1 asleepas colored cai cardboard. should be remwwvod by the parent and can help you focus. • — so we could stay untilitilthb WllenyouaretinisInished going kept out of eai W trip, I said to my lults or at the very least progress. pi eaishotofthefestofwor- But what about those sillj id chiidrcn a nuisance.” end." over the niles, pullpul out die shlppm. sion forms you have to signform. 1 I’m agreeing ' “My boys were IS monthsfw It also helps if young can do any of thc scaiy stxiffln your cast to your nschU. Ploaso SM HIDKIDS. Page F2 | ; (mm; *n» BiqMtt* Before b grado-school sld t daughter, “If I s i^ this don’tfon read those, M /=« with a sigh. “They ersonalized fun^"*^ «Jverything from y i obituaric5;s create CChildren’s diheater plans; “The other parents don 1 auditions; Mom, my child replied, witsee SCARY, Page F2 lassting image sign up now i just sign them.” je of loved1 ones si r for Jerome recreationn ------TTwPan)allas Momlng Nnw«______rhis week Please set ____ hadn’t even thought;ht about an obituary. n c o n t e s t But the funeral homime asked for one. So TWIN 1^ FALLS - Auditions will ople die. They pass away. Theyicy igo one of the Ryans’ d Hill be held mQJQQQ | holldaythlsyearby to be5 withw their. Lord. T h e /n o w ^ daughters requested for«3r the Missoula Children’s Thei■heater pro- ^ r sing a laptop computer,■. jsat down and wrote ductuction, “Beauty Lou and die < ♦sHaiMween ■ with the th< angels. TTicy end their cour»uni* it in 20 minutes. ; Entw Hiilloween.i : geousfijs fight Beatouring productions arc 0 public and to...... familieisieis have chosen as one T • resent for her hus- 3:4545 p.m. and plan to stay foror thei fuU “ mplete with costumes,o scenery, props Kds wNI be‘^ to ^ovij3ving tribute, wc know ^ -JL band, chi:hildren and grand- twoyo hours.i Some of die cast: membersm. makeup. TheTl tour actor/directors : Oct 2r, In § /• children.n.” In addidon, the will icariest tWi^si. at leastist a bit about them, f . Ill be asked to stay for a rehearsal rel i'll?ehearsals throughout the ThroughIgh that careful choice, ' faraily.d;chose to thank her imm Country TwitirXVs^' the wli ducedusI us to a grandmother who create advancea< preparation is nccticcessary,» "liF ells Brand, leck pies and heavenly cal»kcs. Her door was Assist always open to ev sistant directors will be ced to aid OrMAlntf '■'"itr'lV C y- RicharI"'* Ryan’s wife, Billie, diedd inir 5veryone and the in n^earsalsrej: diroughout die wetweek and — '-^ '0 April. ThThe family, in a state of shock ock, Pleaseis s « u s n m ,p ,ie R Sii2 on essential backstase responsi-It! JEROME - ThThe Jerome Recrcation f t i i i Ple£lease see FAMIUES, Page F2 — y - 3 ...... Vr I. ■ ’1 i )ORCOF 17

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Tfais week a cadcoaS- ■ ------C eIk of aaac tfaa 40 extasBKC H ConttaMdlramFl that muchch detail, they had it O K , s o ac e r m o nm s a n d e molo- ■ d a d s , Igy cnm paes bmKfaed a mnhi kitchcn w e r dosed.'cd" written bibeforehand or the • mfai- ■ was there for some ■flfinyfcilhr pgfaBc rdnraiioiation H Two months befbefore Pearl “ ra iiiu ipi airea J ed to shcrerto a p ■ Ray’s death, it bccam ?m*raaapoecrla**deifa, her health was worsa igg took about an hour i t m a y b ► e t i m e f i H f o r a t i ml i e - o u t 5 C^Oed America L in b tfai ■ daughter had her^ Op B r a p h the obituary for his taken, knowing it wc imes Marvin Bragg. The TbelbeWiMngtaiPort ______asfades more dsBib2SD 29 ■ the obituar>’. says, just flowed, nents aadmtwide and a Idenden- H tDdofamwcsc WBraflfcM^ i — 20B aad b t e n e t advexttsini “I’d say, if you ha'haveparenls le, it wasn't necessary, GUILFORD. Gl Conn. — Don>ng It's caned p n >je u an sy to prepare a rou^ Nyp t n a d o n s n n B a r a » ™ pa»gn. Spmisors taciBdi£d f I neanng the age, get;el (Ihe obitu- lygrcn, the new commissianener sunsc. da'^B«K9j ■m.-—.■ & ar> -)all ready so yoi so you know where off MicrosoccerM for 6- and 7-yeaj LaKxiaatabeha::,AlSrCcan^ I you o n enjoy *9 ** ^Cottsof t Carp.^ tfae A ^ ricKan a r ■ the last minuses with t oing,” he says. “My oldsIds in this prosperous e tr Wlnle n n CTC9 7 » tt. sa>^ r X ' h f di ” "always told stories » llavttavcn suburb, maj- be precise}- .Army Asmcuciuu, tbe Ceoteinter ■ ely lasasaSdKngBS.Bi ar DUUUUJ1» TrrltrwJ,^ber. When she wrote thtIhe obituary. 1>'»»si^J «way (to write aw ) is whathat the sport has be«ai ayiojing fifie one. More a d n I she sa>-s, “1 just thou stoned over the years. outlit fonfi Hc is a chOd a a a re ^ tb e tfae U i departm entss ool f ■ h o u s h t S firoKii-tijjt, mho s mscftadreaf>s c —a D r i a a m a lJagiEe. all the neat fun things t and stop and nemem- A socxers dad three limnK ovg‘cr, t om rr aw ^ * ■ 0% IvegtK azsR ^ tfae pbce to stanBart I scntcd to ev erybody, i Jrics, you’ll find a lot of Nygrygrcn thinks children’s cer 13W I has Iwotihi.. gge eftibboi off . ^ added the (pan about)im) chocolatc yotii’ve vi gathered mental- hasis becomeI a wholly a vautetOmg children on tfae ■ pies.** ownc»ned subsidiary of s r s r s s ttm a e ^ e d a c ttx a g themI on I lies ef sde me. They sia a ^ m Funeral homes usu,Jsually write . When Bra(ragg finished writing. tmpetitive adults. W m let'octcxrysoaxribAbBa. l » I the obituaries that containcoi only rereadI hihis words. Hc made >rycars.hehasseen m m n ScertenBKou- rrcal tfarv facaae addresses, b r basic information, sayssaj Brenda sure peoplelc would understand irents screaming. iuse oac. M arrandm m ^ B to e . or aiT3B9 to meetX ia I Trammell, funeral>1 director’sd everythirthing he told related “Sco>core! Score!" at r u n d a e^ « ^ p eB ffteth^ contacttact ■ assistant at Restlandand Funeral father'sa's life. childlildren barely old , iaJdrassocararcoBtbdk < •Sm E*» Homp and Memorial lough to chase but- iKmme B ^ o d tfaat. tfaoe is soCtwarelare I ial Park. To “I heardd ffrom some people ^tooaMBpt£bsx.tsn^am^ a t lets parents set rales. compose them, she and others in who knew hihim but didn’t know *cra«rflies, parents FTCs- les. I her office use a fonnm thet family those things , ring roaches to play odxAamdasmi 2“ ««*^1»WQleoo. RS about him," Rrapp sunnj G^«aBn«*e„afc^y has fdlcd out says, “AndI oothers who kneiTlt tly th e b i^ e s t,------s■ a s m s ^ I “The really prettyy oneso: come but said, 'Yo Rest players in pursuit of tn>- i^^iiiiiriTT! 2 _ seA To a groap gatfaeredred I You didn’t leave out “o- lire , too a ddihadn^ I a«Uasac< from the heart of the family,” anything.’ ThjThat’s another way of P*““ies, ! parents and doldicn for- a Qfcv pneois Ksfav to ta s h tte cdKatxaiticai ■ she says, “If a family , XT- igpecio^rtinmgJicsttciaHanK. natedsii mpajpi, AOLdhicX execntiTeire ■ ily goes into saying. ‘Youu m wrote it weU.”* cr dragging “ to faraway touma-a. lmsaBaq^dey*e mentsaits.' “Children are liting like M a n ila w A g l w f v RC <^se a d 58 patB tt cf pv-pv- I ce lonincuutftiuuuntyB cs wfaa mhsoSe to Affl, haveave ■ politi'liticians. Soccer is like ihrle xfaansebes — «DnhRfi pennarmancnt campaign," fae ndes.S^re Sasm as med n itsaaaxcfe. A n .o 0k 3 a s I K i d s _____ d u b s stow b m sadfeslesasaB sa re* keck bead e i age. 4ygrcn resolx-ed to tair.. 3- poszii^ catpe so n gs 1 ------d rS3i’s ? s o c ^ back from gnm-n- e s e r a e r a r f a r — ril^SrBreaa^CMae ^ wfao nse odKT lu ennet v t I CoBanaedfroraFl you have toI fcfoUow through and ups. to n- ajtiiiTinpiangwmcBrap ramafcsscabiqrbbck^ s. to redirect aD those oompet-9- ' and hate kBMd ™-7- dieavdlliBncsBtssttipBB ‘a d i j-our child) -TheTli tickets 'h ' •arcly accomplishes ing soccerso< skills. Last «i>»acnn be « to deny access to spedficific I are yours, so don’t lose cept louder scrcams began le ciuUbca as « 3D and r a es^ca-hx asess o> 00^ to sieestes I ;an giring pareaits a grid to0 dtembsaoitDid^ he said. “"Ev-^ time! I'OU>-r bnak dcapptovine ^ looks." fill outotil at games, with names of ^______a a e t f ^rfc l e « r^ » f c 6 y ^ K tte pm ot has a|]|micd. a rule, Tm going to taktate away a Roscmond saidaid. those infre- “micro if Some cUfat f a m asassaaBEdiaa B a ^ e e x m a f a m s a n o e s encnor-or- I U30” players on one axis and,i, parcnis stn t» s«jD ncket. if >-ou lose all ofntyourtick. y 1 “ '" 1 OECast,isions when I fell on thethe other, basic skills-traps. ------r m c tfae ase of such programs.as. I ets in the store today,. thenth I will ^P="5'tiS watvas appropriate, I dribbk s. Imes. e o ^ B sa^ n XTk WcrtDCet. Jbles, passes, steals, mntar->^s stTpterite stied ■ i I not let you go outsidele anda play ^ve^my^ and my withh thet ball. It worked like gfirTTriaiw .c h ild . OS nbxrSns a ycs^ free^ I e . in. *lSoe aadT &BKefaBc-). You mustust have at ° bathrooi»m .' outsiae)'ahd, on thdJicir grids they left ti« game (.R^iBDBc J t a e i f t n B software, wfcidid l I least one ticket in orderder to play “ 'hnowamling, i^ give the spank-. tothec e soccer anoDs and dads aa be children. laesodied ^ fin n ce fra outside tonight. Do you under- 'f.S •'■ere- Int,ntended only as a “MicUicrolcague had gonen soD 1?n»«c stand? Good. Then let’s | i to terminate the compe fs eo pracprac- nnntun and te: " ipetitivc it was absurd," *V dK? cBdd i n k pa tice the rules at the store. remind die child of Nygrcnren said. F ia m i l i e s _____ The number of tickets ty. it was usually -por diepBii^iasndksi « s should For the parcnis, kids are; pl^.ldnxflcetessiama . vari- according to the tini somele form f of themselves outt be fiw .” K fas^ . J y aat af Ctafcta iifc m f l in public, Roscmond1» sa : T K ” " -effective ' way of the carrot must be expenH^ct^ptiv- F ^“ OnS.Soodod behavior in pub- nfcaittact t e pfaoned bmketfaantn I lieges; bribes just don'ttwork. wi ^=P t»esettoe0 expea it, Caroline I l l g«ga a « a fc a fa p tte9 n I “Teach him to expcct) )ur generattion has o« CBT proBram 10 becia soon.n. I but basic necessities,** h got back from a reaiiedaiiKM M i s t e r S C WHh reio al other cfanes. r h T S 7 UfariAglaoPBrt______Bas “Not only will he nc%'cr; vacation in a Sth The Wai amoag these U 7 Bt KtofaaU resistration forV I the obnoxious habit of cot ummer," she said, ■ *ei^ jiarti.aB» Gobk Lm le Leagne (Gfth aadtd I an everywhere and GUIL abom dnU nd ia 0 CBa■Bad.a« a^^ai!S£*«*.»h*S*tk* siaih pleading for toys durinj L7ILFORD. Conn. — On tfae bow n n en aa^ it fass cd f a a ^ h grades) aad Boys YomfaJl I ping trips, but hc willsrL I tr -5iss?i^ae a bit of trouble." rcccnt;nt day when, teams from 1 - ■e«ffaUs.1ta^ Le^ (miBtth thimif ll iMtfc Cam tteaAdt E«ie II I prised and appreciativelive when . tand that you can’t GuilforIford, Conn.. and rural beanng parents ^ w m b e h d d Monday kids on everyone; Burrell thnw) 7 I you do present him withrith some- y”" ‘‘V rcllvtlle-GIoucester. » i wizli Ijtfle >^F»es«r «?fcp°.lll.ltegbm iioi I thins spedal.” faa IS, you shoulouldn’t x^. duded(!d for.I the undcr-lOyuxOd emsiftoacferit « lt be d m n p c n n doling lutomatically domi- champio « CTOwisi, »»ja^BlEaaei boae ^ I Still, there are limitsts tito what “Children auti ipicmship. there was ao par- «cfaoal q s m e rtia c k sK areX aM w n aiH — ■ n boms at tfae fCQCBlian >;ou can cxpect of a child i om they enter," cnt-frecrec zone and tfae assarted Extended hours S e ^ a S r .•ites. " “A group of mothers someiinns tmalJy Btn£a I lie, Caroline said. ■ers and fathers were iitezal- from 2h s **-TliThtini1r t e flfeed onta 6 p a . Oct. 5- having a pcrfealy lyintho tfaey itanwiafc - 1 “We were at (rock)) ci c o n c e rt c an b e ha th d r dau^iters’faces, pnasatar — ji 1 d h t a 10 aaa. to ootn Oo. I recently where there wen 'crsation when a Withth minutes to go and bcgns Oct. 31 «ere sm all k r f s ^ BBDes,, s»«i4,iterei children and babies," sheshi said. Sf'’?and immediately Guilforford up by one goal, adxiils TIJ “That’s just not appropriat onversation plum- Burrelhellville’s Ashley Tait was K aam aa iai ^ t f K U I riate " '''' teams, dmsqg dKD IB BS ainrfrrlf jm i-a Caroline took her ownra kids I to "S?»gooh“ variety." movingng in for the steal when a A kiiali iL hilu mccer pro- I n’t been seen-and- primal si tellinsihesafaowiiqBn movies when they wereTO small shouldn’t ll Sdcam erupted frooi In- «as—ar«asn\—t t t t S S ™ a IS set for 2 to 3 pjn. I but left before they gotS t t S S : not-beard.hesai,said, but you can’t motherer Debbie’s! lungs: “Goooo F a r afaearini will 111 m Oct. 1 0 ^ a t th e I They learned to beha•have in ^ everyone’s’s toleranceti of diil-' ashtey!"y/” Nearby, an otherwise eFmsgrthBleanlPark. s> «3nle dnUtBB m e d i Theca restaurants and stores by iwatch. ■-ou say >-ou’re^Boinsto go oriier Steve Crump «he new nei commissioner of o r to;RSnter. n caa 3Z«33S9 When I was a kid, I hadI a Irecur- Often, there arear obvious rea- gervd wo leader aad £aO erc«Sfc^ ring dream. I dreamed of ( work schedules to drive It; *‘21 keeps thea ofi of going “ ns for our fearsars, and all of us daughtenters across Rhode over and over tbe steps to3 mytapm have our scary tim< szreos." W h yY SETTLE FOR 2 n d b e s t and h aUf lf. of Coimecticut three 2 - dajjee umil I knew themcn Iback- My dentist ononcc told me that days in a r B edenlai^atlB . ward and forward - and thier I a row. It is not as easy for '’tto r sxrecas are ^ e . 1f t I Jien get- being the dentistist can be just as tfaem asIS fifor upscale piofessioo- < WHENIT H E B £ 5 r i ting oo stage and completel}tely for- scary as being th d o d s T he SBd. n r s ifce ! IS HERE AT I jttin g it alL the patient. He als; theyry aare mostly two.incisie idea: K B ^ O e m a a tf n d said some peopleego B to the dentist coupleswi: witfa Mue-and whif»rf-nt. I always bated dance les:lessons, with e n o u ^ pencnt-up stress to lar jobs — ‘"Tem want ts fidk bot my mother made nie i s — mnses, a toolmaker, a 3pregnande^ Utt la d * 9 1 m N U T E l ”i|e take scare a dentist to>death. d< lab tecfanii Is there dango-e hnidan, a cxuporate mid- jarc e*cB oeeocie r everywhere? dlfrmanagiuger.aicspiratofytbera- 1 » h o t o Then I became the mother,ter, a n d ------' pist. ^ Gm ^lieB aqi^a cD I

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F amily LiFiIFE , I Sofii touc'h takeJS stin^ Rudcncsj is Hi g o u tc I the canccr that devours aftou^ghqucsstionss in expert tells me by tele- neanor, ask- liy .afldac ■ pnooe. Ihe cxirere involvesij asking — and thesese questionsa you ever Saale 9 n n - a m iflik odk; “B b kec dfati^BsQikabaDC. Aai Bond srtziirKiff do B aq r sn ^ ■ l=dto™ tl= ittir „partner can do for then ■ Mswering — son:» “ e-pfetty harsh ques- withtncz. hem." ■ tUQS. _ _ JH Giving1- th U d s ^ n . on^3ike;dncimo 901 iodl i& a n a a i m w g a n g s twfeach he- “ As sosocne time or another, you’ , ■ the elusive fonnuimula that makes a rela- inggaailineUne^onacou- « jo ,.T O .«oraaiifiK ri gejugifliiH— rou’rc I ■ tunshipvrork. pie and ask gBtnRto;0 find something out aboutt yuuryo • s k ^ t h o n D d a m e e - “ ■Mi.fa.At: p atm erd 1 ■ Beputhisfindin to ploy Pid^ ■ U p -S d i r that you don’t like," he says,ys. ^ into a book. “Don’t Du£ceI«ia7mi»diiiqpoe anaBDBBjitBK. ,1ndth:that’s just the way it is. , ■ You Dare Get MaiWarned Until You Read withmatdie a£nm -% 3na armfeshnU K«p p , ■ TJns,-al32.paee« naloi® Bow BD aw . wrfioyma . in mind that you’ll be a di.sap- di.sj ^ cl^ e n g e to any cou- S i n g l e tal honesty. iareoaldlB aillP aiprammWI • pni'n cui«.ij r ■ pw- (It u avntiqblfible from the publisher isnradedtt lovcjodiac ent to someone, too. Whenn thatih ■ Sentinel. PO Box BCtiiiD Sor«Bifi) ofia?** happens.5. take a breath. Mind whatIt youyc ■ox 1011 Layton, Utah m i n d e d »I mamage“ Toijifeit.a ...... I S e o e ^ a Bu an e f t r r c f o m sar. p»~*. ; II idihflciaoiaaaHn-kibKft ^ h e s a rw K th e la s t thinglg ycyou >5, plus J4 shipping and in:^xisbt3ilI^ace. 3 ifiK OM KA b I ^ p w M f c d a w ra u b * : I ■ Rob Look into int those uMnmdyMi • ^ e t m s e c b e ------[ H For people wii ^ areas of dicdeBl*naflwaclaaoma^ ^ O T — with charm like the McDonald ^ sh te n ^ ^ . . SbbMdidknaiii a former Idaho nsiJcn r ■ fw W s, his bookik co^dc be a great idea your relatilationship, t_ h e U ust2cB^ Baronin nJcnt, ■ easy to sec Don —------I and you’ou-U SCO trts KTttgrfor Oie Neivs^mtindind ,of Donaldson, a 25-year-old D pm aside a o^Bpqc S K . nxi«fi*-aafc.cr F m W atgJtc. a tnd. IVrice to him or Sine ■ .mth a soft Australiralian acccnt and pleas- so__ . , Donaldson’on’s book Onccynodi,; S0&. wm; mlabe fa e ie e r tte a g j] ^in^lc stanngbackatyoa stxTtEa^^n,escouer a ac(nc idan CK. iVmyStntiitel. 600 W. MainMat I a.3«ua«ifi£at — e e l ^ Se..FdrtnWoCTtc. Irtd. -16802. or soui c-ma>mail I __ o n w fa r lomta&inB BEaOEBD j r i j s >**>ii«iiiiit 5Scouts face: e I ■I [«wyour QUICKEST W m m m ^px^yooxg: iST SHOT TO THE COOLEST j \ y I fT SPOTS OM THE WORLD Wmii d g w e b ^ F nst. a changing facBdwOh^d — ...... oothemath ATHLETES “toht-«wti>Mlaiii jiiimi I IBIII III, 11,11,11 , , yow f»«(h hemewte w fk hjny Kstutiooj to thotee niityni mjth proWerm you're hrring lamilea el SwowewBmei f . / ^ / «rt«jWe loMng, folnci. w out 10 nwtHrcbmilh.rntD/ *nd get ready to > — — - ~ - - One 0 evening last July, in j f E88» I 'nto frjcttont, polysolynomliU »r«l inttgen. Inletetled : U i ^ -i’ I" g«phlng « ti«le? Hc Vouth Auetnbly wBh 1t» tinttsd TU, — - > 7 ^ ^ eer-cnmded forest calW ciuric^ p H f How about loWngiquadrwlc cancer , at the age of« «nd Lon ‘ . eqiutlon? WfbM*th covn*ybe you could win the grand ^»iS r l M S r f l I I A ffrueu teen^igB Boy Scouts in H anmole longshirts swayed pastpast ■ z'------B ■ m > Joseoe. chanting to an aboriginal I BeamOfeDetate ' ca-tom rhythm. The Mexican H— h«7iy from a migrant labor camp in WpnSheiWBb^teaBtlM, Uom ^ -«n««n.3hB.9»a„!ttaB^ n a« en d cfcew in a breath, then ■ «a09DC9UluaD^dtaB3BSt' . “ CKfTHiisthebest davday ntyECt."’ Thf ^ t o a t t of self-reliance and adttcm m tre gtven to Jose and 90 ■ other beys over tlie past>ast H 'nakcuipiouTl{K»l!t[cia(P years a as potent as ever, thcthe ■ Pifc.naia B oy ^ S rao ts say. But, in South ««=•. even with parents crav-av- SISS55522i” : whofcsome outdoor experi- — d B n d strong adult role mod- H efefbfcr t t e fcttfa, scoudng reaches ------1 aafyireJ^eEgihleboysin 100 — w ea i the 20 boys per 100 H I Liter 1 the Boy Scouts reach nation- rature«comesito life: NewbxxJtignt l o r e s ^ nd the- Scouts.' Sotith Florida Cmznncil concedes that until ■ I IfyouVerea5ad ‘Madame Be Kvatujit Fast Chras” — a pro- 5ovaiy,’ you’ve reaead S tair repoit a begun last year to recruit I TheBKttooraSai influeo w orker children like Jose ______sick spiral ir Qceofpaia r e n t s S I into madness stands exhai:haustive doctrnientmy SBdc! maer-Qty Kispanics and out. Like MeMomca Lewinsky per- Bovar I Before the Starr repreport, there haps, B o ^ ivaxys gift-givinE. ie r innyaale ------r bfacfc* s — tt had failed to reach I wasTJ&dameBovaiy.” ayhved — toafault— famas k l “ ®*Tly boys who need scoutinc y- inhCTimagiiifiliation, daydreaming realirMasies and iier temmns «m L . ■ I Any number of Iitc ‘>"‘1 of dashing I ahty. Flauben proves iw .—if ■ artistic efforts can sh^ lg beaus and manor to be'be tbe Kfrnirrh S arr l l ^ B E N T T C te ajy Scouts hope to change ihed L ^ t on houses, whi'hile neglcoting her team’« ■ -that 0 ■ tjie Clinton-Lcwinskyiky scandal. domestic un’s equal : orer the next five years. j^^res^n^ilitics. As I 1 . . .. i J S a ^ worfcfng to boost n»em- I from “Beowuir to -U ___ Ultimately, h. ^ haHJoicd-wmfa the jq a irftPi .«m nan*^5ttito5 W_ I ------'ttaTiraadeflt hiinsariOntotiCa bf romance ^^aSe. th£ tf- tap W d ie curTent'26,000-K)------I with the beleaguered ce and her naivete “MadEadame Bovary’’ m arked a ■ toaboi^ 4 m oo by 2002. starting red hero in destroyed BovJovaiys entire family. huge « ■ Darkness at Noon,"n," Arthur Inplotandi ee sntndal. Only dien. 3t wbe ■ fc ^ off a recruitment drive ■ Koestler's novel of Stali id in specific passages, the5 governmentc( that ------! ______^ with “Scout Night” in Jtalinist psy- “Madame Bovary’s"Bo text bears chaiBc xt ideiidhaiBoeama^^^ ■ chological torture. uncanny rimil uses of immntaliiy against :™ I are startling. Voila theCTOdcnre c -Doyoulovci Bill’s ardor cools; tersffla- g iicwmLetie^»— iir.TnZrr - e sign thac things are I below: several delcctal:tablc and 'Why ot coiu™ “d i rcatens” S n him. and danands a wioc Atteiafance this past ■ eerily presdent passag* 3urse I love you.’ he job: (er at Camp Lone Oak. a ages from answered ‘ S 1 1 9 .. I “Madame Bovary,” cateja te g o ^ d 'A great deal? Ind he missed three 3«d- weekim g summer camp I to correspond with Starrrr fodder.ft 'Certainlyl’ de^oulous running. When i e did Si b 12 s«iB^ ^ or sd neznessmCeuxat Florida, I • The lesson? “Plus ca change.i T ou haven’t « e. she showed h e rs ^ c o ld tp 12 percent. Jose and rt any others?’ S t s E ser 20 cniiHWiuuns were the I plus c’est b meme chostlose.” Thc Did you thiii ilmost comemptuous.'' e^ttseeatfr Eistott I more things change, th« ^ you’d got a vir- • Bin nn; calls off th» n i^ j n t chtldres ever to the more gin?’ he «rrinimimed laughing. -The A n s c b s c & a - ■ they remam the same. • Monica b< he humiliation of herselfdf weak% was turning 20 izn- ; have a pioihKt parents are I Monica flips her jacket« t 1flaps to that she and BdlBil will live happily cor, ten I reveal the straps of hertier thong evcri^ter tempered by their Tolnp. T for.- says Jeffrie I umterwear to the leader tuous• pleasures.pL It was not aSec- a m . Scout Executive for ierofthe - “Ttisbecaiicause you are going tion; it v Hooifa Comcil, whirK I FreeWorld: away?’she WMt it was like cnmimial Kdnc- s s s s ^ I “Emma’s enthusiasm. m t on; ‘because you tion. He subjugated i a ; she amanBraff&gSisnBin. ^Mbna-DtKfe. Btroward and m. which are leaving whainat IS dear to you— almostfe a te ra c i I t o bourgeois good sensense dis- your life? Ahl a feared him.” U toEtfc—aigS y ------e cmmtiies. “E d s see die I daiaed, seemed to him hi I understand, I • Tlielie pceadent tries xo ie * “ gannn'iig.but ultimate- sm in his have nothiilg ; inin the worldl You olute: I heart of hearts charming,lg. sinces it are oil to me; so * 0 0 8 IS about character I was lavished on him." so shall I be to yoa “„'WWhat h an imbecile 1 amT 3ie pment.’* Those aren’t just ’ people, your cotm- said withrith a feaifril oadL'llonia- a tdeab. says Joseph P. I '• Mooicashowewherbirhdovod 1,1 will low you!*" terlShev I lintbgifts: tie was a pretty mistress ^ - -g a s* «*<«» S-f trW ia i/S m - « - smoking materials: heavens that she ^ lit up. and now perfaans n Hb” looks grew boldeJder.her sailing more slow is not wrong in witilunE to owlyak«ig, let fall te him from her.” aDaantemaa%.ifli«MMiij ^>eedi more fre^ sfae evenren com- upon the river a great stain that • Thim; 3 Q Z E Q » mitted the impropriety ofwalk-of brokeupintoani d n ^ fan apart: ffl infinity of stars; “Sheac^ accused Leon of In -ia f- M g g y - o e nn O B E R 1 5 ™ nig o « with Monsieur Rode^m phe, and the silver sheensh seemed to fled hopfi a ogarttte in her mouth,, 'ai'as if to writhe through tl ipes, as if he had betzayed Befy the people.’ ” II the veiy depths her; andnd she even longed for ° like a heedlesss s»serpent covered some cat; : • After five seacnal encomsunters, with luminous sca] catastrophe th at would I bring abcabout tfaeir separaiiaa, Monica demands of Bill: “Is this . • Bill falls Mleepasl following dur.. she 1 jnst about sex?”: phonesex: behadnottiwcDonsets ‘ KBasiutTowm2V„. • ‘*Iben sbe had strange Idei make upphermindtoithendL hi * weas. “He was boreored now when She tion iSadcd:.rf Forty Cosmetics :: When m idni^t strikts,a u ,sh e - Emma suddenly b unedieless wem onwrit- iaid.'ym mnst think of me.’' ‘ his breast, tmd his ilove letters, in Tinnerf , ^ * f 2 S > S^C^Certifiaies 2 i -And if he confessed thattha he people who can or i s S ition i s that a woman am st ^ t

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Saving th<[ h e T w i n F a l l s a r e a C(O M fVlUT'v m Y P i g c F - » ^Bnmioci-73S-093I.£xf. S unday, 5 , September 27,19,98'8 T h e T im e s-NN ce w s . p S C H C lOOL LUN(-JCH MENUU S - 1 ------T r e e s h o n N O R B u h l ’s1 G ( r a n d f a t hI i E R S n o w ____ _ Oofyns^nt.TnritTr>«FT in Iline, hamburger bar and saladiiad iKtr MacKenzie v h day, taco bar on \Vednesdays will speak to moved to Pocatcllo to be neinear her family. which ma LBcchf^Skserredredwabaflmeals ' The event is being hostet nay indude family caregiverivers itodrpSfatdoe5 potatoato bar on Fridays. Main line m breast can«cer support group sted by her chil- and healt]tlth-care or community-serviorvice :es everyday. TWIN FALLS dren, Larry Holloway off Portland,Pt Ore., providers.■s. Taesdi;^ Qadcaxopanyonabun p varicsi LS - The Magic Valley Frances (Lyle) Adams of I tTecbsdqirPieiaainahtmket Breast Cancer SupportSi Group will meet 5 of Lakewood, Cost off flflu inununizadons is $7 for childul- I at 7 p.m. Monday Colo., and Sharon (Jim)i) Thompson1 of dren ages < IM M ANUa LUTHERAN ay in thc conference room Pocatello. She has five gr s 6 months to 2 years and seniaaiiw' nH BB E s a y at the Twin FallsIs Clinic & Hospital, ! grandchildren dtiiens agages 65 w d above and $10Bfoif foi SCHOOL Dr. Janet Mad and seven great-grandchildrildn^ ages 2 to e &M4£Ht5«TO!e«:«wyday. Mom ickcnzie will be the guest Family and friends are > 64. Pneumonia immunizationtions londay: Chickcn patty on a bun1 speaker. She spepccializcs in plastic and ire invited. No or combinanation llu/pncumonia Lnadc At elemeniteniary school, main TuesJcsday: Beef and pcppcroni pizza gifts please; memories andidcardsarewd- c tionsfora^ Soc OBEsn K serred ea zza reconstructive: Shd'Camc-to-Twin-----scmorddicnssc agbir65"andl -the home of Doll Smith,-3247-!47-^ ------Falls at thc age ofol 4 and graduated in pl id a W e , peo- HighlawnDrDr. , ’ • pie who have underlying mecJi^ c a l condi- Anyone in 1926. She marriedd CaiToll( A. Holloway in tions tii such as diabetes and interested in thc symphonyny • . 1933, and hc diedd in 1989. She recently w; Id those who are invited,i. For moro information, call i i want to reduce chances of infection, Karen at 73SJM205. - C lasseES ------Get Involved wl vith classes agesag 14 and up with somee eexperience that categori j w ^ improve their basic golf sldlls, irize transactions, print cus-'IS-' offered by Jeroiome Rec District ^ ills, induding tomixed repcports, reconcile bank state-»- ' shipping, driving and mid-rai1-range shots. ments, track i JEROME - Thce Jerome Recreation Class Cli will be held from 530 tc k investments and cnsate bud-id- •' District has planneeicd basketball registra- Th 0 to 730 pjn. gets. IS is set for 7 to 9 pjn. FHdays, Thursdays, Oct 1-15, at the J e r a ^ High Oct. 9 throu, «». tion and a kinderganarten soccer program lo School Sd lawn and may )ugh Nov. 6, at the Jeromele b e ^ soon, along wii■vith several other dass- hol Lide with nine Middle Mwol holes of golf. Cost is $30 ($35' for out of dis- distrio).ooL Cost is $20 ($25 for out ofol : trietnct). • BoskctbaU regisiistration for Girls Little • • Youth Intctmcdiatc Golf is n t's Rape Defense course isIs 1 League (fiftii and si;sixth grades) and Boys to j If is for ages 8 scheduSS*Jr 7 to 830 pjn. Mondays, Oct to 13 with some experience. StuStudents win 5 through Nov Youth League (sevsventh through ninth improve imi their basic golf skills, ov. 9, at the rcczeatioo ccntCT.r. grades) will bc hddd ]Monday through Oct chi lls, mduding Oass wiU focucus on praaica] applicatioo ofrf flipping, driving and mid-rar•range shots. rapcKjreventio 10. Registration musiust bc done in person Partidpants Par need to bring at lea tion stniu^es and teach basicic during business houours at the recreation (No : least a wood self^kense amoves, as wdl as stti- . |No. 1 or 3), nine iron and nJd-rid-range dub dents in devdi J- . i ccntcr officc. Exteitended hours will bc (NoNo. 5 or 7), Qass is planned fi ^oping.a prevention«iemedd { . offered until 6 pjn.1. 0< « . S3 and from 10 S3C •d for 430 to mind set andd 1 behaviors. Cost is $12 ($177 t ajn. to noon Oct 10. )30 pjn. Tuesdays, Sept 29 throughthr Oct foroutofdistritrict). , . 10. League play begins 13 atj the Jerome Fairgrounds. 1 Oct. 31 and continuelues through Dec. 15. $17 is.Thefccis • Ctttftsfor»Kidsisfor4-and5.yearold d . c llic fee is $1Z !17 ($20 for out of district). children and i • Introduction to the Intenu 1 IS geared to thdr a ^ andd :; J ^ ■ 1 • A KindctsartcniSocccr S program is set offe anet will be abilities. All sisupplies are induded in tbee iffered from 7 to 9 pjn. Mbnda'‘day^OctS $8 ($11 for oui for 2 to 3 pjn. Saturdi•days, Oct 10-31, at the thr(h ro u ^ Nov. 2, at the Jerom. mt of district) fee. Class wiDa- • I ____ Gayle Forsyth Mcmoilorial Park. The cost is Schj ome Middle be held frcrom 10 to 10:30 a.m. yn.kiorodt)'seonmtk»»W.ell costnmes depicting cliaracteraI frofrom $8 per which >chooL The dass is desiredid ffor begiI^ Wednesdays, C s aaW vtato-ternatL’IW :h includes a T-shirt. nen > Oct 7-28, at the reoeatioa1 .■ a IM Ak hotsts ttew cfa^tmn flof tlM lotenutJoRaJ Mrority B«ta•ta Deadline to register is lers and will hdp students leamlea about center. is Wednesday. dcsicstinaQons on tne informatic Tm cteptB ncanOy4 Iitteaded tiM wtanbitkm’s quad)uadrs- ■ Beginning Dccoi •Hon super- ■ ADee««iit books,t wood, bottles and sacm groups new look. Asupupply list win be available at i s Afftet Vialnet, bdptat a Qa«t]ndy famOy a t Christmas and the RedRe< and other media. C nd how to find and download 1 >MMsMtaJafatatnyciB*icc Cost is $14, which wanare programs. The fee is $20 ($3 ^ostis$10($15forout<)fdt» | a* “ ricopmldentBalneBotles evenlnsilings indudcs instruction andoi supplies for one off district). di project Addition^ pr Pte^egistratit projects and supplies • • Introduction to Quicken idon is required for all dass- will be available for purchase.pu Edlti ' “ Special es.Formoreinf.nfonnaticn or to r^ists*, can dition is a beginners dass thatBtwillteach v 324-3389 or stop 1 ------• Adult Intermcdidhite Golf will help stud(udents how to maintain check ^ 1 11 Recreatkfl deregisters Distria0f6aj,2 ' M te w a n t your n(news V jl ^ ^ — - F o e:u s ON PE O TMiRk,IMBS3303 EOPLE— Jt 73M931Ext288 Redman receiveres convocation inioito the Mortar Board Sodety in ;1998. prudent of thc J« To eam convocation ho«*s, stude iw National Hona- Sodetyl er honors at Hood'College ( j;° udentsmust He recently plalodged Beta Iheta Pi £^ate^ ’ ^ Emily Redman was mplete at least 12 credit hourss peper semes- nity and wfll bt ■ SSSS as awarded convoca- terr fo the preceding academic yes be studying dvil engiQea<..: St uon honors at a cerenemony held a t Hood p™*. yearwiiha ingattheunivarersity. ’* College to celebratee the i opening of its adfrpdnt average pf i5 on a 4.00 scale.sc ^ de 106th academic year. • fri Medical sch:hool a t University > en Redman graduateded from Twin Falls U nii High School in 1995 andar received assod- niversity of Idaho honoriors of Utah acaceptsStengor 1 in ate of arts and assosociate of science arry with scholars awar degrees at Cottey ColI< ^ s i lUege in 1997. She is Beou Bei Bany recdved the UniveUretity of Stenger Is a i nu f Kabteini* a senior at Hood ColCollege, located in Idah' fok lievement and h i^ test scores i Ne I k t e k r a .: TflBoniMdiMbrlnat and R. Michael Redmiman of Twin Falls. Presic^dential Award for b « ^ a va HeiecdwdanI master's degree in i*ysi: • 877-«<3of73«53a While at Hoo^ she rea igledict^ cal therapy fton of xeived a Benefidal- rjanotl of his class. He was a Boy’s St om Idaho State U nhm ity', .rwcaaiiWNHlMit _ j Hodson Scholarship anda was inducted • egateUe, three-sport lettennan an “ Pocaiatosnd H twfciwt mmiiii t and vice- the University of ^**"1 „ .Sai t ------DnikiferileS^ ------1— f— ------WbaeeoWiMv. ■— r SOMdtotoSMlI^ » aetfcihiiitoj W hBMBRMg.

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F1 am ily l if e Buyingigabridjlal gownL that WO)n’t bustt the bu( iattled, annlveraaiy? •dget r nme»Wm« weteomes w«f- UaAi^atetTlrow ------on it and siy,y-, *I“] can’t believe I did Is payirnying for a designer label and ding,«. engagement and annhmstty _ this. Now thehe dress is in a box often f I down to $900 could bcbe paired dress was bougliuglii on sale." who's rx>uncefnenls. HOLLYWOOD-Whi :n for custom details like aI with an inexpensive satin, While many under my bed•ed, and I wish I had longer i in, diiffon to know? Mostist bridal boutiques 0««DIKDlrw lo 6« them imo Sunday's American giris spendI mon»n after she became Habitu $5,000 for tradition.’’ PogrcbinPo, Another wayly i10 save money is w by 5 p.m. Tuesdoy. might sound, thc practicjtical bride engaged. itudes makes in white points out. “If you're theJ onlyoi one to hunt for accc crusheched velvet or ivory satin. iccessories on sale. Quostlcstlons? Call Ramono Jonea at is not thc anti-brideJ Chai with a pouf on your headd wearingw Thc costs of a vei KI931.Ext.262. she is every bit as romanti inio die Calvin Klein Most : ofiof die beaded, corset-topped veil, headpiece and a while dress, you’re goingng to Ic»k shoes can add up. _____ more extravagant sister, 1 Madison Avenue gownsIS aat Les Habitudes sell for like thc bride. Carry somiime calla qicmy of traditioa But s vc the simplicity of $3,000W tto $6,000. But the siorc lilies, and you're a bride." willing to mortgage the l ' she said. “My per- operateates an annex for mark- The most inveterate! bargain b; ------ruin her credit rating to not to bc dressed up. downs, hunicr often balks at sheshopping - W E D D I ^N G ------her dream dress, and sh eel comfortable in At LcLes Habitudes Bis around for a cut-rate wedding gow;own. But advantage of a numberx^f ol sSi“ “"y'hing elab.aborate or fussy. I cople has wom off ^ ■ for me. Pm mornore focuscd on thc Bountiful LD!LDS Temple in Emotional highs and□ down-to-di marriogc, and,id, at my age, you g S S |H Bountiful, Utali. earth priccs can bc inn conflict.c< siart thinking i The bride is thct daughler of g about how you'll r; - , j | Dennis and Mich Peer pressure is anotherer jpsycho- pay tuition forr tl;thc children you’re lichele Hamilton of logical force mcnadng5 thcth cost- going lo have.” TwinFalls. conscious. p H j j n l Parents of thc For her sumnmmer wedding, she thc bridegroom are 'S H “One of my friends5 couldn’tcc chose a long, w Spencer and ValValorie WiUiams of . white, sleeveless R S H Twin Falls. stop talking about herer $3,200: linen d « » linedledinsilk. dress," said Christine FrankeFra a ..j it off i Caroline McC<'cCombs, friend of development assistant f ff thc rack, tried it ^ £ Ihe bride. scrvc<■ved as the bride's Pasadena (Calif.) SymphojV 'll® on, they pinned[»] the hem up a lit- V ^ maid of honor. was married in the spring, de, and that wayed ai the Safe House in ing on thc cost of a bridal again and that I RonaMandDariddem Effletton Williams. Nick:k Williams,A Naie Twin FaUs.Fa! can seem like a metaphor I 5 myself in. I didn’t Williams and Quinn Qi Williams, The bridegroom b is a graduate c like I could be brothers of thee ggroom, and Tim L He is currently touring valuing thc marriage that is T h e E g g i to b e ^ And the bride’s p] le top of a cake.” i L E s r r o N s Hamilton, brotlierherofthebride. and performing p. with The ' the epicenter of the ritual i las been the most TWIN>I IFALLS - Mr. and Mrs. Special guests;ts iinduded grand- S t^danirds. ial styling trend of Ronald E While residing in Coeur d’A many women feel they’re i Eggleston of Twin Falls she graduated from thc h parents of die bride,brit Ava Price of _ „ newlyweds ® rtsside in Twin When Cwolyn wiUbeho Anaheim. Calif it. no matter what “it" is.s. WWhen a Bessette Kenned ^ honored at an open house Idaho College and worked ilif., and Erlcne wedding is held up as thc a] ledy mamed John • Saturdaylay for their 50th wedding tl« EUingson of Port)ortland, Ore.; and ______IC apex of F. Kemiedy Jr.r. wearingV a plain, anniversai bookkeeper in Twin Falls female achievement, its: vavaunted bias-cut gown t Tsary. her retirem ent in 1992Q7 H Srandparenis of)f t]the bridegroom, IflllS E importance gives a w n two years ago, Friendsids and relatives are invit- .i.k .k Frands and Lauraura Horejs of Twin iE " DHESSSALEill woman instead of beinglg mI thc vanguard, ed to call retired after 28 years will liccnse to splurge. all from 2 to 5 pjn. at the state police and nine yearstL uSi FaUs and Joe andmd Betty WiUiams Wedding ei Dresses she merely pcrsirsonificd the no- First Chi of Arco; and Marg[argaret HaUam of B-Sell a Rani t>r»«—«1 “I think brides wantt tott feel frills look brides : C hrisrian Church, 601 the Trans IV Bus Compar es had been favor- Shoshoneme St. in Twin Falls. The ?any in Birmin^am, Englingland. BlideSI they can blow their wad antand^a ing for years.i. But] simplicity couple ri Twin Falls. ismald Dresses-Shoes liltic crazy," feminist ai s requests no gifts but The event is being give K A reception was t author doesn’t neccssaril'inly come cheap. cards areire ^wdcome. oy the cercmony. i necoming Dresses Letty Pogrcbin said “Theywy think,i “Ironically, the'he more expensive Ecelestc their children, Ronda andrid Sam Pairicia Gomm. fri *If not now, then when?’ B< cston and Dorlecn H er^ - McDnmimond of Post Falls , friend of the fam- V6llS*i- Strapless Bras-Slips ’ Being a a gown is, the sim]implCT it WiU often ger were r Ik nnd iiy. Horej,rcjs, aunt of the Napkins- bride gives them the chancc re married Oct. 3,1948, at itheir grandson. Ron and S' IS • Hats. Ftoworgirt Drossos ncc tobe bc," said Reneeice Strauss, who thcBuhlFll First Chrisdan Chur^. ] 1 busan groom; and Brendanda Goold, aunt of yreppi illogical, to be in charge, to:to spend owns Renee Straurauss for the Bride His em Icazuriaga of Twin Falls. . , the bride. BING &REHTAL SHOP in a kind of lunatic way. employment with the The couplc has five grand ray. I’ve in Beverly Hills.' on and Ashlcigh ^ ‘ heard many women thinkink back pays $5,000 to $1C Idaho Slot>tate Policc took thc fomi- dren i and two grcat-grandi‘"h ■ T™ Hamilton 733-8838 ^ 510,000 for a gown ly to varicarious areas of thc state. dren. i . ndchil- Spathes attended:^d thcI guest book. 2S%I4 0FF0MINVITATIOK Thc bride is aI ggraduate r of Twin cJlSZI South liUln-TWjn Fatl«

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P ridmore-W edEBB ^e’d like to offer our best wwishes to the coupies ,, registered wij N ationalnal Computerized Gift Reijegistry id.Sally_i^H |^^| vith us., , __ :__ :i_Llnks.ovor:3aD jfoisfords-nationwido.'lncIuding-Tf-The-Bon M arch6.------1------Pridmorc of FairHeld annoiuiouncc Burdlnos. GolcSoicfsmlifi's, Lazarus, Macy's o thc engagement cf their' dadaugh- J and Rich’s, : ter, Jessica Pridmore, to Stt!Vf:nSt« W< Webb, son of Cal and EliElaine H ^ v' October beddings Completion( Program Webb of Fairfield and thc:hc late Holps you con Melvin Webb. :omploto your registry oftor theho wodding. Pridmorc is a graduatiiate of M.. Sflturciay, OctobererlO , i m Camas County High School,nLShe Convmvenient Tofl-Froo NumbiIber is currenlly attending Virg'irginia '' Tonja Fox & A nthony»y (Tony) Valdez Tech in Blacksburg, Va., ot Out-of-lown gu03J03ts can ordor from your rogi:gistry by colling 1-800-638:9656. cxcha^e program throughh IdahoIc Kristen Lundy & MsVlark Peterson Webb is also a graduatiiate of Michelle Patterson & < Camas County High School B A Grady Massey Compmplimentary Wodding Boiook currently a sophomore attencrpnrting Stoven Webb B«lIJoticaPMnots J« Jusl rogislof withivllh us. and you'll recoivo a cocompiimcnlary ISU, where he Is studying c Toni Nunez & DC an Foos copy to holp youI plonpli tho wodding and homo c lg com- Xhe wedding; is planned for 1 of your drooms. puter proffamining. May 1999. Club 12 Program Ask your bridalI consultantco how wo can holp v S p e n c e r -S t a n gGER e 3 you compioto yourr china,cl crystal or sllvor pattorrorn. m u r t a u g h - Sian andId Dcc1 Ann Spencer of Yost, Ut announce thc engagemeni their daughter,' Denisese D. Spencer, to Dee Jay Stanger, of Doug and Leanne StangciIger M urtau^ I gift. Spencer is a graduate ofIf RaftR River High School and UlUtah 1-800-6C5 ^ 9 6 5 6 State University. She is emplojployed at Cache Utle in Logan, Utah. Stanger graduated fr Murtaugh High School a attended Mayville State in NorthNo Diakota: He is employed by Electrical Wholesale Supply Logan. The wedding is plann for Friday ia Alma DMi«]rSts«erMdD

D e l V a l l e -Ja mIE e ; S . . I '■ JEROME - Rachel G.. DelD I Valle, daughter of the late MaryMa 1 M. Del Valle and FernandooDel E Valle of Lewiston, and Just CalJen James, son of Karenen 'i James of Jerome and the lalate Je n y C. James, announce tht engagrtnenL D dV ato Is a graduate pf Boi State University with a masteister’s degree in medical psycholoi from Walla Walla College. She emidoyed at St. Joseph's H o^ ^ t ta l InLewiston...... James attended BSU and IdolrHnV< State University, majoringig ini JiXInlaiMtMIRadUKteiDflV* * \ mass cominunications. He! wasw< fdrmeriy employed by T7te Timttm e- Church In LewlstoiIton. A Magic Mws and is currently a maob

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o i j s r t FF S u n d a y C d esserBIS i C ro ssw o r By Harvoy' L Chew, 1______Edrled by Wayne RobeJbert Williams ^ Liv( Danvers, for toaday aniid makee Ma8»achu#et#«ft» I, I. I, I ACROSSs- ■ * I " rr :r 3" ~ ~ < WanomaJiotikof and ------1 Houstoo r 5 Bu<*ob 5------I gl mei 10 Larcony mories! for torrnorrow 15 CdumijiSI « ' How manyf 0of us, OS wc set I------Bombock( older, look back 10 AualonnovolOVOl ' ick and say to our- rise, the sweetness of aiduld,d)e chi 20 DIfoao* ol Tn-ho I sdves,-If onlyy I would have.... If call of a friend, the toucouch of a PnwnbfWcof*kor* M » » only I had thoug)ughtto...IfonlyI ^ A f t e r loved one. Never put: oft until 21 •AManondtind a b - — __ M. I had been ...If on]only if only.” tomorrow what you can do Woman* starstnr ■ p ■ CLASS I do today, AnouK __ Unfortunately^y for all of us we V S they say. Have you calcalled a cannot go back a friend, have you writu 22 Doslin# lo0 IraIraoody ** 'I I k antjjiiangc what B S Gay :itien an 23 Dossflft loror PPoiof?i fe------— ■“ has been done.■ VWe cannot live in H n apprcdauvc letter, have yo 25 Whllo'8 dOSM Petersen e you told ossort? _ the past, wei ccannot undo a Q H those dosest to you howlow mudi 27 Mulliplo wnnaiinns t e p ------5* — wrong and make 23 Morp (i| ■ ke it right, nor can ^------you care for them? RariJare you 30 Vaughan arxJ “ we hold on to a Jspedal day, one what h lived today as ih o u ^ tomitomorrow Bomharoiand H H ”------I that has given u: 1 us untold happi- Our tlivt hove we accomplished? m i^ t not come, or havee youletyi 31 OomoMyrn_ ness. Ndthcr ca; It be lost in a seemingly u 32 Avortdoui1 I can we say, posi- are hvcsold have raccd by, und wc ly tmend- tively, what we^ willwi do tomorrow. sustain 1 ing pDe of useless refuse. 33 Bo Soolngoing pT"------— — ■ old with only memories to i. [ We may plan, wiwc may scheme. Butunus. v • Each of us has it wiihinthin our- 34 HobooWin we may desire,e. but what will will Ittho; what kind of memories selves to purposefully liveive todayi 37 Pfomonlofyy L ______H - - happen is in harlands other than gift to c as though it might be our 38 'auzonKano'>no’ 1“ M p i our owtL those bc? What a wonderful our last. tJod back lowit ourselves if wc can look We owe it to oiusdves andinH ttw»^i <12 A6u Otiabl fulorfulo I** * 1 ^ ~ HWhat wc havee ISis today. tion ovewith happiness and Satisfac- wc love to treat it as a fineSnegeni, 43 Bound by a n a — And yet mostt of us do not con- over overwht what was, not despair carefully and lovingly. 45 Tojano »up«rati centrate on the 1 48 Nwhod le hero and now. Wewhat al\ might have becn.- But will we? Each of us musti H Our minds race; aheadal to what is live cad answer that question for 49 Ooooiy poisonion » » i; ■ coming or slip bai ! always hear that we should for our- 50 5.200 fMI back to past glo- our last,:ach day as thougli it were selves. ries or past wronj 51 Sfilpa-rocordsrds ongs. Today goes that.1 st. W but most of us do not do What have you donee todaytt 52 Tliincoatlno racing by. and whwhot was tomor- would w< that will make it memoriesat 53 Assn. _ row becomes todi What if we did? What esable? 54 OcSBorlto/ oday. The today Hopefi1 we change? CWqufia? ■_ we had bccomess yyesterday. And ate the[Jcfully. li we would apprcd- Gay Petersen is a rctinddsdtool- sd 58 Hardy wtioal: ' l E E i le little tilings; a lovdy sun- tcacher who lives in WendOLett 59 Ono wtx) mokoaakos (C)1#9eTr«>unoMo*ijia SafvlcM. he. . roody AK rigK* rotofved. 8 1 01 GiooKojJonnodimados *• ______^ ‘ O n e ^ « Lytepoofns True Thi 63 Bioak Ilmos 108 NimOlo CoafelnmwlraMnvtoM^ ______ling’ teachties lesson;IS W Day in Iho movio10V103 109 Co#moUcian : 93 Slink 65 Cooityords Ljtudor 94 Rfobu* and dedicates himsdf to hisWs girl-'i CC Polntbfush lip Ta|Maf«iallo : eoulamBrrt • “One True Thinhing" (R) — jTte fnpid (Gretchen Mol)and hissbocAs. bo. ctocos 111 Locturo 3 ^rtoptclod 9S0un*»Wto», Orpfitum of Twinin Fallt, Ma^ic When longtime friend Wo 08 Last 112 Noarty 3 '>'y 06 ■ to DOUCB' ImtemofKachian. Worm C9 •llmd-noio ^ F a m i l y (bdward v Norton) is rdeased^ fromfr porpondicular Itttarotf? pn-rt-w rfTn h o 97 *Hur star PaWctrtdo Adults andlnd mature teens pn»n. he Mike for his nw 72 Jurgens nnd 1l3Stalrcoso 4 rbOuoooo* 99SampfMo(|onnmnto WTiat j'rV ofcout; E money; Gowdy 114 Low-iai 4 “ 100 Wlsoouy t; Ellen Gulden V J and fnendship. and soon bothoth iarc* 73 Joirye dossoft? u bIti :0 vttssol 101 Gumbo lnaro(*er (Renee MwcRcr) is. flicks ;caught m a deadly comc ofcartk. ft? DOWN * ugativc journalist foa — ------J c nds. : 75 Docs-group 1 Calondar e * The good: Damon is on aaoror who'« 76 ThirsKjuonchors«n 2 Manchurtofl 4( ' ;ng her carecr in Neview York. \Vhcn ^ play a vubeniUe good Ruytiy wwidi ' ' Chromosome unitumi bordofrtvof aoiCoinofam 100 FDHloBoiWf It s discovered her me bne. One scene shows Ellen “ 70 Ray Of Moro tgun mother has can- b S n on edge in a likeable way. Iiislis « 3 Slanoltho3rd 4! cer. Ellen is asked tor10 put her career her mother out ofa bathtub mng^ smile, good looks and ability 79 H.S, juniws oxam mfUonnium 5553 Run <» hold and aane hem ■udity. ’ ni nlity to omctotakeou. tap into the everyday-man n 80 I-onjj, nanowWot 54 hUltary ofher. 81 Pfocfoaios tee; Arguments between ' make « him a consistent playerlyerin. 03 Try hanJ lo instaBailorts I»»e«w)dDiscovcrij . Parentalu her a father. leading-mon m rdes. 55 Ininbon po'suodo “ S S S " - ' " s P ^ t s ore like after yt al advison/: You may discov- 27ic notsofood: Overlong, sosoh’s; i 04 Oust'bowlmfgnint 56 GUtafhokJw / iMMihl m adult IS a rcvclauon fo ts imo your child’s thoughts boring m some parts. 65 Govommooi io . This stoiy captures wh u, and the discussion could bo Offamve language: Lots of jl dii/iston 10 Wrttor-a bloeka? 50 B l dearS'^up[> toward healing rifts and 87 Moio troo IromI It Emfioyod 60 localize your parentss aand think you teen may ha\ ^ A scene in a topless har■ sbw sw : ofluHorants i i i r r kniwihfood:Tiuis nnmcnti«fuc:A+ saViolenas Several fights, {nrl„^h 2 ' Sports vonuoa smalewbos 5 S ? ^ Cin£Tn?ton^unders” (R) _ Twin luding 15 Eogbsh Chanort K I ly deals widi numeiDusous adult issues BatforMi ^ scene that shows nvo men hadbady 03 Bioorytalk M CoTOsivo e5T !h i (death, adultery, rel ^ruTv Cinema of BuHcy. on.beaten. mm oaa 95 Ono.narrw comic • ,n G«rtnjdo sUWaneos I I I [fe relationships, What ifs a ^ IS Churcti court COM Hoad, withv the remain- might h< Twin Falls 734-405.^55 Twin Rills >vc.W. 2 2 1 N. der mailed betw t help vrith your Medicare ling 934-9199 ' Q. I heard people betwe etween January 15 premiumlums. deductibles and coin- Goodin tween tbe and March 31.1. {People( in older . surancei age of 40 and 47 will auton:tomatlca^ age groups-shou ice amounts. D ium iim imD ii S m ■ D D Bm iiiiM if m nii Iy be gc;ting a “Pet lould already have ‘ Q. If I Twin FiU, Stwfag Personol received their sta If I dedde to retire at age Rne Furniture Earnings And Benefit Esl statements). 62, instastead of age 65, bow nnidi 157 Main Ave. rfeyinn Estimate Q. When: dolo I 1 go to find out wiOnn'b 2338 Overland Ave. TT!! Statem ent." I'm 43 yearcars old. about the ly benefit be RdiKed? ,J 5 TwinFalls ; 1- Overland Ave. -■ s When can 1 expect my i stance available to A. IfX youvc retire at age 62, you’ll _ Burley 678-597f ment? ly state. Jow-iocoroe Medtedicare benefida- receive « 733.3344 / 678-35Q1 . M /e 80 percent of what you Burley A. You can expcct to rco . . wouldJ nave hi if you bad waited o f ^ v e a A. To find outut aboutJ assistance untilyour H udua't Sboei Personal Earnings And1 Becific Social TwinFalls 733-6280:80 5 677-2584 :• ments will be mailed b< oe IS $908 or less Securityty qquestiotu, contaa Social 53M116 B“'le v before ($U14 for a coujouple), your state . Stainty to 349-5712 V ton-fiwat SOO-772-1213. Phone 733-09)931,; ext. 219, to indiit his directory. / lude your business in thi 4, jy ✓ ■: 1 I