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^ ,-Fwih Falls, Ic Njo. 237^ r ^ m ■ M oonday, August 25,:,2 0 0 3 50 cents .1 = = ^ iCooD iv^DRNING \!^e^toer ' > a s h1 eigh! i t ^ i Klay: Mostly claiims < t fircjfighi ear today id to n ig t, >ocIaW»PTM*______- CrewinOr(regon accidenint had battled wildfire\ near ]Boise | p = gh89,low VALE,£, Ore. - Eight Oregon-»- based fifire figh ters weire' kuDedd Names of the vicdnuns were not linearotmu n d a curve and was tryingg their injuries were not3t believed to X . - M■ n w i i Page’ A2 Sundqy/ v\^4len their retuizuiiB vana immediately availabible. Leslie to pass anotherai semitnuler truck< be life-threatening. It: tl 20 min- collidedd head-on1 with a senutrall-[• Habetler; a spokeswomiman fbr Flist . when itt struckt the other tradec utes for a volunteer: firefighting1 ®pHip l l e y ick 'in eastern Oregon,1, Strike, said all the victims vi( w oe - h e a d ^ nL in the oastbound Une. crew toorrive bom Vale. al /puriaJ I^G ic Vali ur CounQT Sheriff Andy/ men. She s^d six w\ ere &om Both vvd d iid es were immediatelyf The acddent happcpened about Jy '(^ k m o Bob’: H eB ppromoted Bentz sai' ' the 4 -b y'^ ^ ‘‘block sciiedQle,' the ck: After same sotodhedule ______S l u m 's comebacic that :aused ; ‘ , y e ^ of litigation aniand mil- rsy in ' ' l i t ^ of dollars, ^ cicone o breast . the IWin F implants are aboutt tchooi (0, leaning PageA7 ■ ■ ■ v offldals. HnwtMM \ ^ “W ethink:nkicVi disabllltles Fan ball: A strong recrecruiting ChsM Lantlintmg. 17. stands In a field ofI CoCoors malt bariey as part of ■a pim i^nfpr^ akrtey projaet Chase placed secondte< In the eoropetttlon. a good movQove,** , - said Cryscystal - A4 ' class and key sophon:omores has _ Naylor, whcwhose ------:— ■ the College of South*them Idaho ■ i'l _ three childri I basebaU coaches exdx d te d m i • Dana, Weses an d Colbin, attend about the start of theiie fall sea- M. amily C work!5 ’ro ai n d t h16 doc Richfield HiiH igh School «7n. Richfiedisd is th e l a t ^ district to Page A7 - change schechedule formats, which June 2 ~| usually resul•suits in abandoning the I tiadidonalll ssix- or seven-period k daily ^m est and Rhea'^ first-born ’ ;‘.r - It's fair timnel el As Bob ) bcrs cut, bale and statack like have some2 3 young folks on hand • T h e can al ru n s dir r y The Associatelated P r o s s ______, , son, Justinin Lanting grew up on superstzed brovtTi buddingI that don’t irm ind working around ------^ d out about all theh e latest the familyy.fami, f alongside his sis- blocks. Some of the hoy’ ISi: sold to the dock likelil some of us older k 4aw Huddled1 O' over a fleet of aban- ii;i a spedal report asIS tth e IWin ters and coiK>usins. But Justin didn’t - local farmers and rtranchers, guys.” The story s of :lar doncd Iraqi]i d droncis, U.S. weapons , I County Fiiir aind(id R odeo choose thele farming Ufcstylc. H e including the Rotaiy Daii»?y. Haying dntim e means extra work . In Part 1, matriarch Baghdad came to one s ty life,” he says, experts in Ba : prepares to open itsLE-tas. gi ed just down the road from fi the bytheLantirting women, as well. An Marguerite Lanting celelebrated condusion:1: Despite the Bush cr attending coUcgc and family spread, lh e doiiyf tbuys the extension educator for the her 8 0 th birthday. ition’s public assertions, n working inin Pordand and Seattle, administratioi '" i Tuesday Tn green chop almost as soo» n as it% Unrecrsity'' olof Idaho, Rhea comes Granddaughter Kim rewjvealed these uitoidnidrmed aerial vehides .u,a he movedI bback to the area, to bc c u t plans to marry boyfrienc signed to dispense bio- : f - The Tlme^ew ■ doser to hishi family and to enjoy home from1 TWin*I Fhlls each n i^ t . nd Jim weren’t' desigi H ie family has been prpreparing at aroimd $p9 p.m. She and Bob usu- Jacobs, a member of anar logical or dietdicmical weapons, the Magic: VValley^ slower pace, fbr this for weeks: t;uning[lg up die ally m eet for a quick greeting in Oregon ranching family,Iy. But - The, evide:idence gathered this I n d e x . “I like COIcoming out to the ranch swather, which cuts thehe green iu,e kitchen,n, then Rhea dianges the engagement raisedd a summer matelatched the dissendng and helpinging out sometimes,'’ he stalks; the hoy iiikc, whicuch sepa- h e r offi.ffice dothes into shorts question: Which family r A ir Force inielligcncc **But I just don’t think I branch- views of A ir Citified .B7-12 Moviesies . . . .B4 explains. “B rates the cut hay into neatat rows in and sn e a kers e r for an evening on Ing operation will the yo'oung analysts whoho 1argued in a national Copies....B5 Nationnn 4 0 Q n could livec outi there again, you the field; and the balez couple join? on.A2-3.12 k now ?It^ji> ju st not my thing.” forms the cut hay into thiS?eSSil: ase see RANCH, Pago All ______PICPlease see IRAQ. Page A2 {Crossword .B4 Obituarijaries . j^5 D^rAbby..B4 Opinionion <.A 10 Kedlth SchoolK>IDays.B { 6 Michael Mt;May Blind man’s r^st(stored vision givives new insightt iiinto fr;^hion .Bl-3 Sports'I s . AI-9 ’“ *• •'''Ms H^scope .B4 Weathei IPS ent LI^Boyd ..B4 West r . - - ~ ... the' 1nature ng t at of seein .M#:Valley j\4 Wand. »ln TheWaahhitf have hi had their vidm 2 u T ionnif*r.aM stunned: H ec expccted it would pita» y — TT.' .. tMllhiKHbor weeks to restored afterss r virtual^ a lifc!time of di^cs, and,id, after the £find out vdiCther held bc ahaUetosee blindness, an ani d ithe on^ peison > t < * o n t o . . . Aaron HU*,,9 9, , fuz^imaaest» around him, makD out titbe worid again. ' . . ' >^K»e ocperie lookoaon. hiswife^^uclue eyes and Uond hair 'T.t was pretty omaxining,” said ' the visual worldwq ha»*^ra**Sor' for the & s t timtil e. hM ^k 49, of Davis, Calif. **We were oughlystudiedtied. Ih e procedure diat 1 1 »h a d been blinded by a aan in shodc. 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I Op>o Mow ■> PHI »iOO>f AM ■ etOO PM » —I SSS !;s s Low: SSaiStorStortey. klaho ^ 3 i . ! - » o . ______Dtf grence Seeing for thee first Ume In 43;\3 years V. confe blind m an to s e e ijusticee lauds r aw at S.^ An experimental surgeryiry enabled a 46-year-old blinc ists a unique opportunlly to studyst the * 7 7 3 5 - 8 2 % “I don’t kknow- what's gone again and gave sclentisi it^karw ia^k Rock Fh)m Mary Ann Dolan; ...... light arid visual experience.0, TheTf m an. w h o ' M W A H - u o o PM Thc Supreme Court: justicc wrong.” she quippcKi.qu relationship between sig Lithgow, ‘I h a d b e e n blind since agige 3. w as given mulliplo teststest: lo evalu ate ------author Mit entertained thc crowd withch numer- O'Connor addedac tliat one of her :p on thc “genuine henleroes” was Thurgood h is ability to perceive foiform, depth and motion. : Forget Coca Cola;oln. Forgot Halbdsoml ous stories of growing up Jounulistw Lffiv B Randt near El Faso,'o,Tcxas,- Marshall, le thc first black.man to ;McDoiuild^ maqy of vvhidi she rccoununts in a serve on the thc Supreme> Court • Anwdca.'k gi«atestIt <«9q ^ in with h er Whenever ,itit comcsc time to com- •Sandra Day O'Connorisr^ n^ best authors year after ught by life if he plcaieaded guilty to raping ;^iis year^ Sun VoUejIley Writers at die natiispite the fact that they ative writing dass tau£ Form CDepth MaMotion t> a sold-out an lev w sh Wallacc Stegner, one of herX favoritef thc woman,, thetl man said “Rape Ccofeience, iQ)oke to i vithout an honorarium, authors. But, she said, she> fdf t like that woman!i! Arc. you kidding? I T h o u g h h e could hHe could identify a HecHe could W entily •erotro of 400 people p« who pair of cowg to Reva Tboley, the con* see an outlined bbulging sphere. anan a animation of . > he Sun VaUcy Infac^ sl her stories ^ c d to live up to h er won’t do it.” Tnlied a tenc Mttstde the I dqplug classmates’ talcs of life ancnd death ‘1 knew thenthc that the man was square, he could bbut described two aa wa walking human Sunday night. OthDther authors mductednor, in who recently penned overlapping reprerepresented onty , idude ‘Third FVune, note while fighting in Worid WararIL irmocent,” Marfarshall said. n o t reco g n ize the o :appearing this year indu “The Majesty of the Law,” :nt about O’Connor' said ; she thought s a m e s h a p e trtransparent byby p points best known toduy for the She was more confident Stanford appointing judges ju( is better tlian w h e n it w a s ssquares as three martmartdng critical X5 she puts on to go to work her law smdies at Si University where, she notiDted, she electing them, "hidden.* sseparate shapes. joint!oints. Crash _ ation% highest court But iflowstu- She also saidsail it^ difficult to say : she was better suited to a was among thc 1 pcrcent of 1 iContkKMd fromAl Hayman dents nationwide that weree female.I whether toda>day’s presidents arc - • AP jwboy boots. KiTCcnt of attcimpting to nominate justices ; with another van thattt «asv nhoad Zadiaiy; Zi; she was thc first woman Last year, by contrast, 52 pei eotnod some- was amoni the nation^ law studentIts were based on thdheir ideological views ^ ; of them, and \ ^ d i lean I into thc Cowboy Hall of more tlian befccforc. Often,presidents W thing was wrong whe*hcn it was ^ o d . FSraoted confenmce speaker female. contact with mcluduig 1 “I loved law school bccaiause the cmded up veryay unhappy widi those kJS e e _____ . unable to make radio coi loint, she added, dting 'them. TWin Palls, rules wc s ^ we have to0 live! by they do appoii began to make sense,” she sh saicL HanyS-IVunuiman as example. CoiContinued from A l grammcd, thatat capadtyc may be . Fire coordinators saidaid thc firxs- Overall I iie brain may pcrma- fighters were recurrunging from thc Intcrogenq " Wc were taught to analyze«factsso l .“He said1 abouti one of his repaired Mqy^ vision remainins rela- limited. And die t (j^i irks in a nently lose certaertain if South Foric fire, bum:iming sincc nine fataliI fire near Denver. that we could make pioblcnems solv- appointments,ts, T could have had tively tm u su ^ and only wori one out of a banana.’ ” 5^, «s. But theyliedonnantiBnt long citough. ‘ Aug. 10 on thc Boiseisc National involvingZigich, ft 18, of TWin Rdls, able.” more backboni small percentage of cases i northeast of or from a O'Connor seemed happily I “I coiddn’tt hhave told anyone how May% unique experience isjprovid- p "TWs tells oneme aboutI the plastid- Forest about 25 miles no ong thc young people c voted on most issues thc town of Cascade, Idaho.Idi B o is c -^ive il others were injured, incredulous that the groupIp of jus- I would have v ing profound and unprecedcdcntc^d tyofthe brain-hii-howitadaptstoan rt: still dean* sized dnvcig Brandon Fiala, 22, of tices she serves witli liawive been before my appippoiiitment becausc I jnsin s is ts into how vision woriirks, the unusual situationItions - in this ease Highway ae w s were s I thc issue's Ijcfore,” she (jg. ' ing up thc wrcck late: Sunday.Su The poUdcs to i together longer than anyny other hadn't faced th flexibility of thc human braiiain, and having no imagesages coming in fiivm van, unrecognizable as sudi, was indudingII lasta year, th e National group of jusiices since thc• 1800s.I added. hoihow people leam to intcrprpret thc the eye,” said: RichardRic Grcgoiy; ^ •tom in two. Therc v«jr«ire no sur- inasing^oiricy Fire Ccnter reported woworid around them. emeritus professifessor of ncurot^* 'vivors in the vchicJc. Rrst Stnalities and 26 injuries i “It% an iinbeliovably rarec (oppor- diology at the: UnhrerdtyUn of B nsbl : In June of 2002 fivee filfirefighters has beenI firefighters i traveling to a turtunity,” said lone Fine 0of thc in England. nVc “Wc now know tl^ t iworking for a La GrarInmdc, Ore.- than IS yc;a job. This season thc Iraq____ ------Un Univcrsity of Southcsm Caliiilifomia, therc is considctBdcrable vi.\merican mili- such ^ qucistions as: Is thc abilbility to sometimes makeikc lifeI more d iffi^ t Circulation n in business for more___| In building its case for w:war, !xn- lary’s UAV fleeled. didn’t agree with ^ years, deals w ith a wide___J see h i^ -w irc d in the brain.I, (or is it instead of easietict .. i Daniel Wulock. cfrculatlo ior Bush ndministration offidals oi that assessmcrnent from the begin- cxiblcis “This case: shows shi thc h u i ] ^ irSsiof emergency environ- had said Iraq's drones:s w ere ning. And analysts ; at thc learned aftei' birth? How flex j II., . induded in all al m ncw drama of cominging to1 terms with the Circulation phone lin< ituationsin thc Wcstand. . cintended co deliver uncciconvcn- Pentagon’s I the brtun’^ ability to leam I , only. If you do “ i“ 1* levied f.. Missile Defense skills and use thc same ncururons in worid of sight."t.” saids: Gregory, who 1 between 7 anil 10 o.m. on x>ut 200 firefighters on___• tional wcnpons. Secretatary of Agcncy said1 thctl Air Force view “ not receivc yo u r p a p e r b> ng forest firc season. new w ;^ ? How much of wHvhat wc studied what hadhad previously beem I State Colin Powell even1 raised vvas widely .iccicccptcd within their ^ ' thc sig- periiaps the bestcst documentcidc simi- 1 the number for your areaw l/M ail in fer thc alarming prospcct thithat the ranks as well, call vision is detemiined by tl ______, P the eye, lar case 30 yearsars agaj ‘Tt^ not sto- Burley-Rupen* The Timci-N pilotless aircraft could sneacak into Instead, thasie.sc analysts believed nals ^ that comc in through th I Paul.O aklcy ...... ----- 677.^042 liiheddallyil 1.' terprcts ple. Some people, p« get w t^ d;illy and Sunday $7,00 per the United States to carry'outpoi- o the drones'pcposed no threat to versus . how thc brain inte; : TWln Fall* by t j» tniblic*!only $5.00 per week. Salurday diose signals? ' depressed-theyhey (cxpect too much; [ and other areas ...... , . , . .733-0931 Lee Enicfpri»e». sonous iittacks on Amimerican Iraq'S neigliboibors or the United only per week. Sale* lax The operation fully rescstored Some get confuscifused by % ^ t they’re 1‘eriodlcilt |> cities. States, officiacials in Washington Mqy% ' visual capabilities, mcneaning taking in. It'Ss a a vciy lintcresdng , Tlmei'N ewi.It ab«>ver»let. ( A Sl.'i.OOcharse « sts involved in the ™ ; Subscription ratc^ II for.all relumed chccks. , » Thc administration basosed its and scientists he can “see.’? But, at least so3 fax;f his human and psychological psy< situa- Hone dellvcfy: daily and 2 viewti on a Central InteUi•Uigcnce weapons huntmt in Iraq told TTie brain's “ ability to interpretx t and tion.” ' per week: Siiuniiy and Sundj.nd.,o.l, J2.» Agcncy finding that Iracnq had Associated Pre*ress. understand those ^rigp.iU jiq]remains May has adjustdjusted well, b u t hc form ation ial A ir Fbrce intelli- ; per week. Mail lubacrtpdoni ren cw ^ development of sosophisti- The offidal far from nonnak s i ^ regainingng vision hxis not ' ia tdvuicc and are avaiUbfalablc only where poiimaiter..i-Newi (UP.S 631.0«0) i> pub- cated unmanned aerial vehshides - gence dissentmt is noted in thc ill.32TOfdSt.W,.Twlnr.Il», P He can catd i a ball, for exaxample, ^angeci l ^: lifelif d ram atical. r ddivoy U not tnalntained.d. MallK n iti: All , ^ e ^ Gnren a choicc2 betweenbet seeing tmd ; Id*bo rve*: dally a ad SuadUadiy S6.00 per 83303.licwlon* Inc., a »ub»idi«iy (if “ Estimate on Iraq's but bui he can't recognixe his Thc Pentagon’s DcDefense Intelligence E i b c i s a going to the moon,lOon, hc would opt for ' week. daUy poly S44W peer r*week. Stiunlay ^ Intelligence Agency also susupport- weapons prognigrams, parts of which face. foe H e can only tell a cub { aad S^tdJy oAly $3.00|M . |» week. 0|it o f . Itagta!t V* paid al Twin FalU by The d cube if it^ moving. He reco(»gniics , a “ iP mto space,ce. I. OfHcial cily and county ed this conclusion. were dedussi£sified last month lu cut ^ h is “Lotsofpwpleople can soc and tell Kinuant to Section 6C-I08 of While the hunt for susiispected i th e Bush admiIministration tried to colors col p e r f e c t and can vnMr kNews telephone (Ji way th r o u g a,crowd withoilout his about it Butlut how1; many peopl<* Kk. Thuftday U hereby de«lj- weapons of mass destruciiction - defend its caseise for war. 1 wai But h e can tciD you tiiatat thcyVeth bem to thi* ilay of (he week on which legal » • them - “Wo clidn*tc sees< there was a very secinfrcye sec dog or cane. Bi i : C^roilatko^lMnieilV/*V/aiodc, CirculBtion Director and the means to deliver tl n a e e s . m oon?" May «alAiaid. ; X publlilKd. continues, n intelligcnco0 and large chance1 theyt] (UAVs) would often ofti can’c4 d l diadows from I ; CteKiB«d AdngediIttg'io g '( D ^ Johnson. Manager)rr. pleaie iend chansc of CJ uggests Mqy was blindilinded v*en d«m ir defense offidals said the CICIA and be used to attattadc the continental ' ' HisI experience strongly su< \ New I io; P.O. Boa .148. Twin Pali*. U diat hum ans are bom withh some eals he was playinaying with exploded, NOke ^ t , Advertising Direc DIA stand by their prewarir osscr- United States,”!S,” Bob Boyd, director tha T Force; Intcilligencc visual vta abilities, biit probablyynotall t destioying lusI left eye and buming kiffin,iGdwialManager) .., tions about Iraqi dron<^ ca|»pabili- of the Air F his ri ^ t eye, leaving «VMI.yririTirifrrr*«. ^ ^ high- Analysis AgenienCT, said in an AP. of oft tbem, an d A a t some visuallalskilL*! thc surface of his I pSbUdierSte^H^aA ita to ..•.■*...... des, some of which Powell sight except fpr the lighted in his Feb. .*> presenentatioti interview. "WeVe m dn’t sec them as come OT more readily dian others.0 him widwut dghi Hanging EclborOariiiukWahrorth ...... repro-1 abihty to sensee ni{ n i ^ & o q ^ ^directory to the UJf. Security CotmdidL a big threat toto Th**i homeland.” While Wc thc brain can be —I j"—.tor)...733-0931,ExLl aj » ■ , ' ■' ' e r ) ...... JSxt. 2 ci ...... 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I n n m t e repoiortedly strangle ex-priest | i & i a t a9r: Mide; lilreqmrretJJS.liliilitaury The Wiwhlngton Poat. ______ed cell doodoor w prevent guards ' •00.,■ ■ • ■■ *lm n openinming i t D nica detTGeog- ' S\ I' wfaileAbbasandDahlaninsupervise Sen. Liniindsey Graham, R-6.C, aoSTON-Jol^nJ.Gei;eo^ian,the hiin^lundslidsb^dhisbackwidii^. AP)-SfiHt«iy ' es on th e Aim ed Services by die UnitBdUt S tates - | - „ | the resCi Instead of givis'in g u p fo n - who serves • form er p riest and cohviEvicted diild sheet andid g gagged his zooutfa. He . its NATO allies mamayboneces-^ elhteJHariua-AU trol over armed men, A ^ a t h as Committeeee and is p art of a con- molester killed in a Mas:assadiusetts tlien repeat*eated ^ jum ped from the .'! m y to creatc proposed' passing thee suprem e gressionalil delegation to the prison Saturday, was foilollowedinto bed in the cell onto Geoghan^ m y iss bo<}y and beat 'the [ ai 11 t a b i j i t y th elto dtigii s Relations Committee, command to a lo^ndist,, eeffectively regioiirS&idlid peace won't be a reali- his cell ju ^ after lundi3 tby a fellow motionless . sidelining Dahlan. ty until th pahlan,, toti <’in*"p down on mili- “You have to have somme military Sunday.” "H"He doesn’t really want a tionion of stabili- tants inI rcresponse to a Hamas bus entity that is going toi bbe able to two-state r s solution; Abbas does, .Ae.MekLuor ty.ay.aveiydirect bombinglg ithat killed 21 people in control the terror. Otheilerwise, th e And Abbaslas has got to make the M A K E MAE A MILLKlONAIRE I ' of. actiiiction, I think, Jerusalemem last week. situation is going to dis:issolve into decision toto ( ded are wai; poUtically is going to be required,red,” said Sen, ArafatIt continues tc command nothingness,” said Sencn. D ianne and militariarily, against Hamas and IN a3 EASY STErEPS ' Islamic Jihaihad." Dick Lugar, R-Ind.,, dduirm an o f several of o the security branches, Feinstein, D-Calif. i; . I 1 . CLI!LIP : l g R e c o•rds r show .1 Wondeier Kid: 1l2-year-ol M studie: I HUOUll^ I 2. SA'l A V i ' Nazippast of elder I ■ t’ir . I ■ l ljgB T mediciiine at Unliversity ofc ChicajI g o Schwairarzenegger 3 . BlltlD; " I ' ' VIENNA,FA, Austria (AP) - It^ just •‘•CHICAGO (AP) - i Sho Yano'^ a tiny typ.ypewritten line tu ^ d T S MakeMeAA Hm other iuinds him his lunch fbr STAR] away in annn immense archive, but it ^ o o l in a brown papKa|^ in cluded.. father. ,,.“You don’t needd sany bones ief entiy in one of mil- u ^ ? No bones?"-Kj•Kyung Yano iocuments stored ac the' ficQcs h er quiet, spectacnade-wearing State Archives ^hows i2*yeaM l^ who shakeakes his head tav Schwarzenegger, the “no" as they head outut ttheir apan* cr of th e film star now m ent door. She wantssto to make suiv or govemor of Califorma, ' A S B A SSQN PO RSflw w g a l f I h e isn’t supposed to' tolmix* his sam* iluntecr member of the and a hum an pies of spind bones am ! eilung, or SA - the noto- lit C ontestt V Portrait skull to class, where! hehe^ learning izi storm troopers also. about human anatomy. : brownshirts. E g S B Aua.252 5 ^ e p t.2 8 It’ts thc kind of monQoming many her^ Nazi Farty member- young students and tb, 12,1 started coltefo at 9, gradut Austrian ar^ S before the Oct 7 SPECT/ACULARSAVw i n g s ! in setting records. Heie i also ^ u n s Loyota UnWinWeralty, tum m a cum taudo, befoi«fora starting medical school. that GustavI recall election to estab- . the labels often usedd tito describe, ______late fatherthe fatherls unit did, said— him - “prodiw ” and ai “little more olderier'thah'Hiinr'T n ^ has given way to a w 1. Some of ol his classmates were ble guy. And his understa running foriirvinHier. genius” among mon. was a voluipaign spokesman said Yes, he has an IQ overove: 200. And waiy at first,fir l h a t induded Luka complex sodal and politic wk, a 22-yearoId medical is very keen and observar Sturmabteille does not believe the yes, h e graduated inn threeti years Podvavsek rious Nazithe father win influence | . ...vii from Ciiicago^ Loyolaila Unhrersity,1 student whovrt shared a room with In som e ways, Sho is sti M agtc Vallay Malt . 3g classmiate at a reseat cal 12-year old. He h a ^ p known astho br recall election. sum ma cum laude. BuBut for hin^ his young The fathei (208h735-7454 going to school is aboutlutleamingas 1 fornewstustudents in th e MDTPhJ}. d there^ a lot program, little sister, S ayuri^iSw ship and o much as he can. "And tl Gcnnan amCD HCLP UIITH I f of stuff to know,” hcic says, s as h e At first,st, he thought Sho - who not a fan of Hanb Fc thum bs through one! of his extra- often pausluses to ponder questions adores books by best-sell son^ dismiCKBOOKS*? thick medical books. before an?inswering an d diooses his aren^ author Brian Jacqu known. Th< his age hove words caresrefully - was very quiet At school, he!s more of membershi];isa at 737-0087 While m a ^ kids his AAACRICA'SPAVC/oraiC CHU-DREN'S PORTSKTTWrr STUDIO been spading theirr summerssu a t He wondeidered how such a young brother figure. His da ago add. at cam p or the lwach.ShqSho has been , studentcould coi handle the emotion- tease him, for instance, ab muiky stoiy, dissecting a human cadavercai and alandsodjodai rigors of being a doc- ing a girihiend. But thej The "SAI Icam ing thc intricaciesies df the 12 toe out of their way to indi that the el cranial nerves. And so fer,i having But Sho10 qtiickly< won him over, often socializing in thei joined scored A^ on his firsttfew fe quizzes, . “H ehaslas surpassed my expecta- instead of bars - or c Germany an he*^ handling the c o1 u^ ^ work bet- dons in everye imaginable way," movies to watdi that ore months aft ' ter than some who are« aa d e a d e o r Podvavsekiek says. "H is initial shy- higher than PG. ployed a cru KristaUnach The Simo Si o u th e r n Id a h o ' s PPi re m ie r , whidi in 19S Researchersssee s r ^ *pp*»n Schwarzcnei jhlcajo's . his son's req hope in aginglg work t m s a I new researc '• Califomia n The Wtohlngton Pott . veiy soda------lish what thc itanding of Rabbi Marvi _ Sdentists have foum)und fbr thc tical issues A campa SlSouthern liIdaho C aree e r Fair / first time a way to revV upu; a potent ant." Sunday he “anti-aging" enzyme in livingL cells, still a typi* actions of th' w advancc they said1 couldcc speed wpet rabbit voters in thc Tuesdayy, S e p t e m b eir r 30 ] of drugs to 1 ^ Kj with his development, of n . ^ c n d human lifespanpan and pre* : while he'ts u e e r 1 1 : 0 0) a.m. - 7:00 p.m. ' yont a wide range of' gegeriatric dis* Fotter, he ^ ," ” 5 eUing d ui- QUICI CSI>1 Gymnasium ^.'.'The novel approachjl hasY signifi* I I I I cHtitly incrcas^ thc! lifespans lii of ^ ll I I Uctle Call Lisi he College of Southernn Idaho a n d The Times-Ies-Neu/s offer you '^ o s t and human ccUsIsinlaborato- ii H I ||ll J n ssm o te s TRAINING, to a v alu a b le talent pootol w ith C areer Fair 2003003. T his regional di^es and extendedcd thet lives of B.BI I about nnd* Ition th e fac e to face accccess to applicants youou ineed to find ,mes and worms - onanisms r ^ that icy also go very much as humans nu do. W tU S S R dude him, :urrent and future positiitions. P^archers said thec compoundso ^ D I H H eir homes seism to have the sameme anti-aging I M l B I choosing Dn September 30th the effect as a drastic leduction nxi in h i h H •e rated no Ho p p ortunity to tap in to ; ■ialories, the only strastrategy ever • - It ^ves your organizaticI H ■ proven to extend life in i } all-day Southern Idaho0 OC arcer F air at CSI liiied candidates for curees and our Thc a ;p fe findings strengui^en an ^B| (IDES, CAME! 1 to this event. "Is aimed al at community residentsres who arc . . notion among xtenslve print lookiking for new or enhinhanced carcers, 'mony sdenu^ that: theth cellular ATTRACTIOM '6'hzymes at the core of tthe experi- and innovative - studedents who are seeking; idideas for carccrs nts are umversol regulators reg of B g | | u a tagicvalley.com and1 {graduates w h o are explo(ploring their local lg in virtually all livingUvi organ- Fairs need attendee:dates. Plus, for andI i regional options." saysys

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i,733-0m,Ext.234 < M\sGlC g<0‘ity Et& onC^Ba&kpm, 7...... - T hcTiracs-NcW e ' ^ M ondiday, A ugust 25, 20C003 Page A-4 A r o u n signa a ls l; 'J ' . e y (^esmLore ' dioghloiise jitjoW T H E VALLXEY • A ddisonn AAvenue East at ^ I Pence y prompting me[lore drivers to turnt Street. tcH Highway crews5 hI e a d tawswrHsf______Lights helpI itraffic flow by ^ • Addisonon Avenue East.,flfor: Bridgeview like they werewe intended,” Mathis 1flow, they m ake a left tun . . Locust Street,«t. .isl. Linc Road East and Bi City workers have not[had h mo .Eastland!id Drive at Elizabfttbi.r out fbr more roao a d w o r k TWIN!N FALLS -T h e first “dog- Boulevard. Instead of drdrivers hav-' said. i he hasn’t heard any- ito develop any statisda Boulovaid. y--l TWIN FALLS - Theic 1TWin ftlls house"' sisignals for tuming left a t ' ing to wait for a light;ht to tum H e said 1 many more cars m ake it i be seal coat- major iniintersections in IVnn Fhlls green, a green arrow iniindicates to thing fromn the i TWin Falls Police i .FUU Avon.renue East at Eastland’N Highway D istria will be >nt that would indicate ccause - SSng • Averivenue East at L o < ^ ^ week. ft signals. >now also looking into im Roads to bc seal coatcdtedtod^are theway.y- tum at the first opportutunity. of th e new s traffic flow w idi th e nwleft. n< Street North.h. :he Idaho S o m e tomes e out-of-town drivers | • F alls AvenueA East the following: •n ieQCity i Coundl will consider The dty and thi a littie slow to figure out 1hand signals. • 4700 North from 600X) iEast to 700 approviiij■ing $75,000 today at its TVanspdrtation Dejlepartment inight be ah If the council app ro v» e $75,000 Washington1 SStreet t North. • installed the signals in1 April./ th e new signals si becausc they ivers can "nie approp East regularr meetingi for signals a t nmon around the state for more signals, drive }00 North to eight monorc intersections afoimd Assistant City Engironcer Rod aren't comn cxpect to see more of thelie signals out of th e a t • 400 East from 4300 )k drivers a yet, h e said.id. ■ ' intcrsec- construcdonn fund.fi :I 4630 North> town. Mathis said it only took soon at die following i short while to get usedI tto the first B ut “withith local drivers, they’re Today’s couiroundl meeting tnl^.A The schedule is subjectecrto change Driveners encounter two such sig- driving it: lilite it was intended,” tions: p.m. at 305 Third A ^ '^ ‘ ircumstanccs. tinl« on1 £Blue Lakes Boulevard to doghouse lignals. • Addison Avenue East Ei and 5 p.m for any unforeseen drcu “Within the first weveck to 10 M athis said,ud; “If they see an ade* E.indieCity

r tin g ______— Wemadell AARP plans moeO — S e l l b[NG THE nrRACT— i;3uT on Do Not Call preirogram. TWIN FA L L S -lhe Ai^AARP. which i------« ie rs a as. Federal pond supports both the U.S Thide Commission andid the Idaho Attorney G enerali Officffice in their r TWIN FALLS efforts to place addedd d controls on exatioiiif ■e anne (he telemarketing industustiy, will lay . vr.l: out its reasoning at 1 p.m. But somle e wi a n t to remait?;*''^ Wednesday at the newnv *IWin Fhlls Senior Citizens Cen> n ter, 520 outside the city limits Shoshone St. W. The program is partt olof the regu- By Qlna Muldeilder lar monthly meetinglg of AARP TImes-Wawa> correspondentco C hapt* 4352, which senMirves seniors age 50 and older whwho live in |^ B |I WENDELL:LL - A proposal to Gooding, Jerome, Lincolt:oIn and IWin L annex morcTC property into the FiUls counties. dty has a couple of GoodAig The event will featureire itwo speak- B County resideddents scratching tnOT ers. Comprised of AARPJIP membeis ■ . heads. from throughout Idaho.10. the action B P g Wendell’s will woric to makeke Ifellow sen- planning andmd Ityougo... iors and others awaree oof the pur- zoning boardard . • Whet Wendtilf^ pose and content of boboth federal programs and HHj^v has schcd-ed- planning and and state Do Not Call pro B |B gg uled a public3lic zoning pubik; . how telephone subscriicribers may hearing at 8 ited in Do Not -iy t 8 heoflng. I; . have their numbers listec p.m. Wednes-JCS- •whwKSp.rnJ’ Call registries at bothh ggovemmen- ---- day to gatherhor V(«loe«lw. t a l l e v ^ public_ com------■Ihe-goal-of-the-yearijariong-Idaho------. - • WhtK irby. ■■■■ m ents ab o u t campaign is to educatcte rresidents in _ - . , g on Aug. 1,1904*. Bob McCollollum Is on the porch, with Johlohn Hayes' survey party nearb) ^ r t e a n Legiw t violadon of Tha TWfn0 nF llf Imrsilnmit Co. b«1WlnB oi the annexa- Hall. . in how to guard agaiilst v rion propos- their privacy by telemarJlarkctcrs who • m r . Ptibiio „i.ii ' make unviranted callsills to their ^ fo- can commont l^3 homes. Lr|v an n e x in„ t- go on annexation:»a) For mon infonnatioo,on*caU Oleta ingear jt j: proposal.'. ".ooD Z!yclonee Bob’Ifinds h!iis calli approximate- B^at73»752. ly 80 p ro p« er­ r- I------;—' Junon Ptorrine might have i— For a time he drove oione I ty owners,ers, * _ nation hefatherofthelWinFalls ' I ' I IPerrine’s stagecoaches carranying cach of whonhom lies within a hiilf CSI offers Informa ihcad at itatlon but it was “Cydone Bob” passengers from th e railhe mile of th e5 cucurrent dty limits, booths fbr orlenta Ium who got it sold. Shoshone to the Blue I One potenitential city resident, TWIN FALLS - H ie..c o llo g o of /arm*hearted, hail-fellow- «and Shoshone Falls. Heie also Bob Muffley,ley, said he isn’t siue Vworked a placer d aim oton tho -O Southern Idaho studcnJ r ; woU-motlet type of man, he was a why his 146-i46-acre farm north of and others will staff tl salesman. It was said SSnake River, using a stS tea m - town is listedted as one of the p ro ^ information booths tt hen he went to Boise for.a Ipowered gold-saving devicnricc.In V- erties bcin|jing considered tn ■niesday to help student 31902 he served as sccretaetary of j,, , annexation.-n.' I 1 operation, the first thing Central •' tors to the campus find I upon reviving from th e tthe Republican State Ce “T h ere’ss ino reason to .be around. ' : | &Listead,it^ being readied ' But it's more than ; a s lg n s-A 6 dcveloi#Typo 2 diab cte?SS.JS [»e years of useful life. matter of will. Some­ Thus, as the schppl i year* o f diagnosis.The g< [no County' Commissioners times the^wiring in the0 Schools make 'ear begins, Lcnkner diabet«s is a condidon t Jeddcd to remodel the inte- brain doesn't cooper­ irges parents to bc vigi- p re v e i or alleviatedted with mod- if the redbrick, three-story ate, tuming simple les­s- changes - A l lontant for signs that ti??^ est dianices in diet ai UTB (a basement and two sons into frustratingg ______chilchildren could have level ), adding to the burst ot ordeals. It reverses let­t- Icianearning diffic^ties. ./ CBnkal nnxrition spec ing activity involving Blaine ters, turning *b% into> 'd'S, and “You reallyally noed to bc lite i^ Magic Valtesr Regictna] 1 ty office buildings th ^ transposes letters, malaking “fd t” in this so aeiety. ty Eventually it catfih* rifkfiuWincfaidlntta ier, form something of a into-lefL” , es up to you,”lu,” she said, tofjr of d id M ^ fai^ 1 isabilitics arc morc prp- nment complex in xbe wuww/n»Ttiiiiini Sometimes, howevent, diildra Some disab I sure, o v e n fd ^ and ra town Hafley area, with learning disabilltiei[es can focd notmced and recognizable - ^ r downt. addition to remodeling the Blaine Cointy cocranisslorlonen have decided to pretervi»rve their a lot of people?, parents1 anda teach- instances, thhe e abilityi to talk, j- an 737-2102 to se SCO lEARNlNO. Page A6 courthoose wtth an exteitmthre remodel. e n induded.They deviseise tricks b ' Pleases - ' . ' Pieasaisa see COURTHOUSE, Page M i' ' CaMiitWi«niiMnpoft> 1 V - , :’!■ ■ ■'______- »i^topt28,20(tt.Tl~»IHw», -gepmicABt^______- «^| TT 1*1 . . , ■ 1 ]VI/lAGic Valle.eyAVe s t r aSSSS9BBKSatS=3SB= —T h is WEEK AT’ GSI— - ^ O N 'THE AGEI ...... I; • vv- - . Id m E a ^ voU»b«ll .. lotsmiKio^ 7 pm ; council *' .CSIGolcU • ZSoning Cotj Today team piqys/s in die Salt Lake T«liy chambas,>.100EAve.A. 1 semester begins. It thnmeh Satiqday .in Maine County' conun Jenim efis Sdtool Board,* 630 Youth OrdiestzB audid 8:4£AJn^ courthouse, 206» 6 R rst Ave. ility. Utah. nunicadons- room, nigh ,pjn.; Fine Arts 133. est” widi live sky show^ 4 S,Hailey. MUgerDiive. ’ M ^c Valley Soccer inrr p1«"»tnrtnm. r.n««;n C oim v comims me Flamiing and Zoning , 7 to 9 pjn. every ajm^CTurthouse, 14593 'Ovedand, h the Eyes of Hubble,” 7 ion, 730 pin. City Halt !ThuistW; 5 to 9 p jn . evei P lima-tTir^nm . lilStW : ' SundiK thnmgji S ept. 20,!0,CSISOC- Alpha Elinoro County commij lU ^ Planning and Zoning ' ha weekly Bible study c e r f i ^ group meetiieting, 730 p ja , Desert n m., 'courthouse, 150 SS. .}Riurth E., ion, 9 ojn., coundl cfaam- / bA ooI^ dwout rat«.’ .'t!',-,' Mountain Home. ^ Hall, 81 Elkhom Road 113. Gooding County conuzinmLmonois, EUls County commission* Tkiosday “Pink FIcjjIqyd: Dark Side of thc Last week of som m ersr hours at Moon,” 8:18:15 p.m., Faulkner ■ teachefsi'..,'. i’’ ' L' 9 n-m., cotmiiouse, 624 Mi ers, 830) Iajn., courthouse, 425 . • tiat/ Rrianoe A cad ^.to > Hoaey City Coundl, 6e^gmucourt- E • sS S tN . Idie Herrett Center forr .Arts and Hanetariiun.m. hoUse, 206 R rst Ave. S ,H Sdence, 1 to 9 i>jn.lViesdaJay-Fkiday. Jennnc C oun^ commi!k s s i o n ^ 9 Wednesdi}day "Sky (2uest” with live slskyshm^4 FWday Acadwrijt-. ■, - tLfli;«iurthouse, 300 N.I.Lincoln. L Cassia RRegional Medical Center pjn^FSiulkner Planetariui High School cross •JSU j'Sr^ ers, 8:30 a.m., courthcthouse. 425 cityHall.1 Church of God U lS ^P O plac radio remote). oal weekly meeting, 10 Stioshone S t N. IVvin FUpiiUs County commission* “Mystery of th e’ Missing a New carpel^ In secdnM ) a.m.. courthouse, 425 nl45. ers, 8:30 ; Seasons” widi live sky sheh m 4 p n L , inosaur Chronides,” 2 T . T S T n i J Tuesday ShoshoneeS S tN . Biuikner Planetarium . iry Board, 4 _ , , cner Planetarium, Buriey Public Library Styx Narcotics Anonymi»o u sn » et. test” with live sJqt show. 4 pjn. linary confcrenccc nroom, 1300 Mday ing, 7 pjn,Thylor 256. mer Planetarium, MiUerAve. TVvin FalFalls County, commwsion- “Through th e Eyes of:.Hubble,"7 K il the Eyes of Hubble,” , 'chS5?SS^f^ Glenns Feny City Coun)undl,7pjn., ers, 8:30) a.m.. courthouse, 425 pjn, Riulkner Ranetariu ; OtsanbBtlonthni^h'stuM atyHall, 110 E. seconds cner Planetarium, jdSt ShoshonegS S tN .______“Pink Floyd: D ark SiclldS-ofUre loyd; Daric Side of the , box4bp6oll«alort». - ^ Gooding County 3Memorial _ —: cr is compiled from advance Moon," 8:15 p.m .. 8:15 p.m., Fbulkncr • wtth the addition of a dttt Hospital Board, 730 aJia m , confer- Tots list i Planetarium. . tfl8chitf,bk)ck8chedde>'iraxpmdM to.'- cncQ room, 1120 Montanaana S t sdtodules.; 1The Times-News suggests Planetarium.tm. Kud, 7 pjn., that ycm COIc o n ^ the infonnation by • (ourd^.ftomtHrBe.j Gooding Sdiool Boan Thursday • Newc8(petJnii'.lnl^ry,ijr administration office. 507507 Idaho S t calling thehe appropriate detail office uming and bcforeattsnxnding. Den Computer, em idpj .edroofn,.'...: ■•.•.■••w Jerome. City Plann n i t ^ event, idl d^y; Fine J ®“( S . o non die Rock weekly scrv- ices, 11 ajn.,n., Shidds 114. • Nmf^arixi^PWn ^ M . < S e r v ic e s ------1 Rain quiiiets fires, bbut • NeWdwrtaln'-flrrt:^^-:^ Pete Pieterama, foiformerly of p.m. T\iesda;day at S t Michael’s ■ H^^^w!pcdSh''liRii Buhl, service at 10 a.m.a.n tod^ at Episcopal Cathedral C in Boise; • Renwved ' the*IWinlex of fires about 35 • New h M tivi'scnoo) TOOgotbau. ' Adrian Emmettt !Smitb of Hantwick ofol San Pedro, Calif, warned crews and areaa residentsi miles fromm Missoula was still . 'v'; Jerome, memorial serservice at 10 scrvicc forr brotherh and sister at Sunday not to let' thctidr guard keeping aboiboiit 200 people from • r^pliMrDundatC^ii^•sdwpi.' . ajn. today a t the Hove-:vc-Robertson 4 p.m. TVieslesdinr at the Calvary down y et their homes,ics. In thc eastem parr ' a vfood River Middia SchoolkH flxpafr. ■' ^^ompirtara, erome. E p i ^ p a l ClChurch,201S.Adams, itc, at least five blazes . ihinlddlafcftoolaM, Funeral Chapel in Jero •Tt^ still a fairly ten tatadve sima- of the state, ston. 10 daasroonw addedMl aa wall ,;.. ;.< w m In boUi ______Jerome., - tion,"-said-Sandy-KratatviU e,.an___were contairained during thc week- -os nwltlpufpoae room. — : Adam “Biitf ’ Jotaiin S A ubeit information officcr with v thc end, freeingng firefighters to help I WlUiam “Bill” • New food aifvfMi companj III of Gooding, serviovice a t 11:30 Richard Northern R ockies Int«iteragency farther west - • jffct, offWrig'a.a»aW,\ ^ a.m. today at • thtthe THnity Madland Jr.Jr. ofTWinFiiUs, grave- 'Information Center inI Missoula.1 Cooler tenxmperaturcs and some Episcopal Church in Gooding side servirvice at 11 a.m. rain also aid)Ided firetighdng efforts ly at the TVvin FUls “We’re staying ready.” (Demaray’s Goodinging Chapel, Wednesday Kratvillesaid the comm ing week in Wyomiming, where the east ■itelM CoUB^ Gooding). Cemetery;; visimdonv from 5:30> was cxpected to b rin g mimore of the entrance to'to YeUowstone National 7:30 p.m . Tuesday1 at Parke’s same condidcms d ia t hailad fed die Paric reoper>ened for a few hours Dolores “Dcc” WoHaw«'______Itedi one count I both teachers and studcn 2003, at Magic VaUejU ^^om d Homcofl^vIVvin Bills. ed guilty; S68.S0 flne. SG330 court it^goinstobe> be a positive aspect” ’ Medical Center in TWi inl leavlni the Kcne of an acd- Students were overwhchi HoddnnderT said.i “Sometimes Fiuieral arrangen•ements arc uc RUPERT - R ecen t aactivity in SS!? ^a£d"i» often not reccwing morc change can1 bcb invigorating and pending and will beU ]announced SaVlna ^Sabble" S Hannon Sth District C ourt in 1 k Magiureta Judge Miclioel R. supcrfidal covering of. ci refreshing.” County induded: Cnbtree. ject before moving on, by Demaray^ Goodingiing Chapel. JEROMEBE - Savina “Sabbie” neasa. 43; miidcmeanor. found nas County trimester i H annon, 447, of Jerome, died DO. S78.S0 court com. 90 dayi dri- say. And teachers who • g IS; will ■"“= consist: of five dasses daily of Richard L. Taylorf Sunday, Aiig. Ai' 24, 2003, at S t Misdemeanor dlsmliilssals ruipemion. 12 monthi probation. teach six different subjo' f S on hour andi 10 minutes each, with IS Regional Medical D. Ruix. 24; drivina x J. 2fl dayi impended; Ma«l«raie had litde dme to preparenotor each the school yeayear divided.into three RUPERT - Richarda id L. Taylor, lesson. ed Samrdoy, 1 Boise. MlonTw miidcmeanor, pleaded semesters, .• 75, of R upert, died ia l services will be held a One. S113.S0 court coui. 12 “We fd t that improvedsd instruc- Teachers: researched re: the topic,** , Aug. - 23, 2003, atIt M inidoka “ ' " “ ‘I " MKS■ ” *•*"” monlhi drivcrVrV IlcenieI nupeniian, 12 m o n ^ inRuDcrt. at 4pjn.'n]TbesdiV; Aug. 26,2003, j2So‘Mkhi!?ItO^ reatmem prosnuii: Masliltaie tion would take placc witridi longer visited a varii/ariety of schools and Memorial Hospital in rarth Mortuary Chapel, :i R. C^abltee. class periods,” said FRichfield setded oh thedie trimester. I Euneral arrangen!0nlcI.S^0I« .9 1 ^ ^incohi ; S t, Jerome. Onm S. MoMendel. 19; one count miide- Superintendent David TTie trimestilestcr is rare in south- under thc directionin 'of Hansen 1343 S. Lm< IU under the iniluenee under ase iSty, S200 fine, S7&50 court com, Hocklandcr. central Idaho,iho, largely bccause il | Mortuary Rupert X H.tE^ 90d«yidrivtrtlT^IJccnie iurpeniion,-12 mondu e well with the Collegc graveside service will;m“ T e id a 1 HlldaA.hMoffett Masters Roy C ilaUoMsy; Moreover, widi fewerT periods, doesn’t jibe Wl piobatlan, 301 da;day. In jiUt 28 dayi wipwded, vcen-class of Southemn Idaho'sIc semester sys- 1 p.m. Wednesdav.-AuiAug. 27,2003, b u h l -_ Hilda A. M offett oanm; one count pouc»ion oC there are fewer betwe veraiK by a mlnon ditmiued; interruptions. tem. However•ver, Camas County is at the Ogden Cityty Cemetery, Masters, too,1 of Buhl, died Mlsdemeatior sentei idW Ror C. Holloway. removed from CSI diat jfrrmlrt U Baker. 27; poMa The 4-by4 sdiedule of;offers four far enough ren Ogden, Utah. Sunday, Ai:Aug. 24, 2003, at the s ih a 12- it's not as mucnudl a factor, iver Rehabilitation and Mrephcmolla, pleaded auilty. daily 85-minute dasscs Snake Rive SGISO court Oft*. 12 monthi* j “ Felony disIlsmlssals - vrtKik mini-semester "We haverc ouro fears, but wc’rc Firank Jewsbury Living Ccntsnter in Buhl. (Uy> In iall. 30 day* siupendndedi MajUlrete , Judjtc Michael R. Crebtzce. A disruption in electiveves, panic- feeling goodod about: it,” Prindpal TWIN FALLS - Runk FuneralU arrangem ents arc s,.“S sK v-s:,r' lasses, was Mary KrenI said.sai “We’re willing tu and will be announced TYny Lane Mooao, 37; drivins < Qulnx, 40; lii counti poticition ularly music-oriented da; Jewsbury, 46, of T\vinrin Falls, died pending an lcees.uncnded to failure to purdi chock; Diurict Judse John M, among the greatest conjncems in plunge in andUld do what wc have to , 2003, at his by Demara:ray’s CJooding CbapeL licen»e. pleaded guUt* S6830 fines S S S s Satiirday, Aug. 23, 2( CDOii M^sinto Jud^ Roy C Holloway.He Mclanion. TVrin Falls. That'S not a prproblem at do." Scolt Cetw Bryan. *2; onee count i mbdc . neanor pooearion ot dma panp mined. Ntajimte Judi^sKU^ Felony seilentenclngs poueulDn or John DcUunlandro, 2C( twe counti |Oinaclcvall«)illey.com. Death noUce* are ■ fl dayi in JttiU 58 daya *Uipendedi««:lMseounlicon- (ire yean ptobaobation. ihreo >«r» dtrtenninaio I ptacAd lintll 4 p.m. avsrweryday. Tovtawortutimttebiebltuaitea online, or to tempt <4 coun. one count dl*mb»lisKd. one count penilctitiaiy tintime, (uur yean IndelennlnAlc I placa a m etaace In an■n IIndhriduri online cuectbook,k,*otowwwj«a«Ieval- i pleaded guilty. 58 dayt in jail. 30 crediled. pr» penllencinry time,tim lime eredlted. penitentiary I tallon revoked, will aervB otjt retnalnln*ret time; time luipendeiided; nl»lriet Judge John M. |e»com and click on "d"Obttu«iea."______MisUtiaieJudCD RinC HoUo»«way. Melaruon. Kuiteil K. Smith. 23; ofw countMtpoaaeuionof reterM.Papr sd iuUtjTMCiO a controlled tubn^.'^adedlub p3ry!*^J0 I &W4S33.40 ourt coea^ d ynlnjall.30dayi ^ court coati. two•o >yeandetennlnaio penilenliary 1 o( a no contact time, fiTo yeanear* Indetemiinaie peniteniiaty Richard EE. ‘Dick’ WilmolOth - Buhl erder, plead^ipdlly. S3&50 Hmiie, J63.S0 court time, time creditedited, retained ]uri»aictlen. peni' CORI. 12 monthi probation, tix( monlhit: in iall. tenliary timo, lutuipended; one count burglajy. : • Richard E. “Dick’ick” Wilmoth, nasscd avmy enilentiaiy time, time ocdiled, •iThursday, Aug. 21, 2003, at leapt el court, pleaded auilcy;'ril rii monlhi pro- retained jurlidi.lidiction. penltentiaiy llmo luv Bsricy * 67M600 >9nake WVer Rehabtab of natural iMtioalOdcytlnjall; Ma«titzate • couni grand theft, di•mlut^d: FlIliKlppo ins. 1301 Kasl UilhStrccI y ■'(touses. KoUoway: oJohnUMelanwo. Uichael R. CrljalvB. 32; onena count felony . Deborah Martlnei,Mai 39; one count theft Jiy -Dick was bom Jufe[uly8.1943.in (taneo. amendod rocelvlos iloleiolen property, pleaded guilly, Newport, Ore., th c son ■ csntioUed n i^ S90£0 coun COMI,coo three >ran ptobatlon; ih r^ C o m pjlete ! funeral pla> la n n in g f o r il Wilmoth. unco, pleaded fuilty. S23330I cecm n cooi. two eeuna pn>bailortlon vloljtlan. pleaded piUcy. oi|«; i Claxcncc and R u th \ yean protedon, aU laooUia In.}aa.alxmoMhi }a count 90 dayin Inir iail. trcatmeni proeram, will I > x»ick is survivedIbythreediil* bj . »tupendod.ttni« croditod; two 051count! coBtempt p t credit Udoei day . . . and tonn► m o r r o w ■dren, Shane, RicEUchard and of coun. ooe count dianlaaed. o(Kone coitnl pIcKl- dne credited, t thers, M idiacl ed (uOtx tS&SO fine. SS330 eocourt coats om tiaiy time luipended. lui] probation partially Convenient i'aciliiics, LocauoflUon & PatkinR 'Afidiacl; two brothe count (cion prebatioq violadoidoo. diamiawd; im ked; Dlnrictirict Judge John ilMelanion. Wilmoth of Utah,L, aand RusseU ■ Ma«iMnttJud^ Mfa^uel R. Cn!^atitree. i T h ir d &: IFillmore Jerome. Idaho 83333338 • (208) 32-I-4.S55 Vanderpool of Washashington. Wa H ■yias preceded in dedeath by his I«4l..a in ^ Withheldd juJ d ^ e n t unrra! Services 1 Crrtnationft • Monuments DiMng under the InInfluence NeUXSchnldinlda; 2G; ene mum miidetDcaoar 'jdircnts an d one sistidster. I dfMna undersr (the lafluenCB. withhold luda- E<1 Robcrtnon • Pre~Fundtd Funeral Platts■tts tar Trusts Services fbr D idodcwiQbeheld sentencing! unt poa n lo n ol a con trailed tub- http;//hovctobcnson,plan4c’n4ever.com______isday, Aug. 27, j m t one count pooenion of drug I 'irt 11 ajn . Wednesdi "^laadod guOiK la. dlmlood: MaglHiato Judge 12003, a t White:c M ortuary S200(faM. m.50 court coata. ownejwdrhrer^ RoyCIIoUoMy “Chapel by the Parkark”. ■ ■ ■ UccBM wapenrten. 24 moothiu ;pnbatloa. 90 EUiabothJ.FT to re tl, 20; poaeadoB of forieiy dayi ia Jail, 82 diQra «ap«iaad..dchtdayioed- a device; Diitrictict JudgeJ John M.Malanaon. |

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1, M agic VALu ^ l e y AV e s t D em o cratic h(hopefid Dean slamssl Bush Otter ( says Ashcrofift Visit Docteac;] 1 ^Bgaesj BOISE (AP)-Democratcratic presi- American pooplepe the truth about mrd Dean why they are dendal hopeful Howan ^ ^ B ^ for failing to £ bngress j [iiipimctulire |r assailed Preddent Georg tate to send our troopss anywhereea Idaho valueues. “I told him three d \n th training, tecfanidai go that he fit Idaho^ gate gi people suspected of1 tterrorist However, OtiO tter said, “You would fic spots to help wim in.thc world to defend diethi United months ago havetobehisiliistorically challenged nurses could dleviate pi injuiyorpaia 1 will never mold. He^I conservative,a he^ from activfdes. a< pressing on several potots, States in Amcrica. But I w He is also expected toI trout th e not to recogniznize very close similar- P minister- Theaayunctiincturist can start with ! send our sons and d aighters u ^ and a small ruraizal state whose largest ween Ashcroft and dian a a doctor or adm I didiy, h e opposes gun proposed p Victbry Act, spcponsored ities,” b e ^ ing medication, said Dn LaLaurence a nontmoer■ potot.po Hides said, to brothers and sisters to diew ein a'for- industry is d £ .w h ic h Hoover 3rvt experiences less telling the control" CylekorinHotdi,R-Utali I^^cs before his class at Mi:Minidoka m a k e . A e ^ cign country without tel would extend some of thosr*in{Hnn IS lUcC SWltdllUgling off a few, or aD, of Contlnuftd from M ------I Attorney A Generali office hi tre a l red flag. They’re an ai emergency medical ted rocky stoce the congressmanan spon* was the fim n and student in the class. A ppointon dioM Ughts,, m making die padent think that the river coulcluld be har* . sored a House amendn»lent that startina to loslose ground and have “ h a ^ ao niudi more relailelaxed. > nessed, and that he, MeMcCoUum,. L0Uit.’;<-^ k en away." , die “ foot can help a soxnach { rescinded some of the fedeJeralgov- authority take aw ^, a point on die dioulcdt o cm • While paton trtreatment might be i wanted nothing to do witwith it. hitlw y*« o emment^ investigative auluthori^ Otter^ stsstance against die » een. the most commmmon application fiar Nevertheless, fromam 1903 l904,tha;'L pU^wellpoUdcallyto h h dp control pato to die splec detoxificaDon espedaUy one commoiOyly known Patriot Aa pla Because the procedure!res have a c u p u n c n ^ onward, McCollum was wi fully ExpotWof^.W as “sneak and peak,” whidich allows Idaho, wheree Ith e eleaorate t6nds of yeare, I»Qents ^0 o could benefit fimn involved in Perrine’s e>expansive pgople ervative but also has been b used for thousands ol tovesdgatorsi to secretlyy search to be conser« Hauert considers acupupuncture ^procedi«!.Fte. Hicks said four nee* ventures. He becamele general to th«',fl suspects’ homes without: tthe resi- plenty of Uberlertarian streaks. K die points onon the .ear can h dp agent for P en in e’s stastage line thlsflrand.w : Ueutenant governor, .credible. a 10 dcnt% knowledge or perminission. A former Ij People can be apprehenmsivo at patients who s are tiying to quit and secretary of hisi SlShoshone ad»gbMeK - Ottcr^ amendment pas:assed the Otteriswidelyely expected to for mightbe smatoig. Falls Power Company,, wlwhich was Invention, 1 2006, stoce current first, □ Hides said. Patients mi House ydth 309 votes, seiending a governor m w waiy of the needles. But thed nee- At least fourbur licensed acupunc- struggling to build a hyhy^roelec- jistafMrm strong message to theJ Justice Gov. Dirkunpthome has already ^ ; are dif- turists work to to Mini-Cassia, Hicks . trie plant at the falls. Brothers hadwbbeMMlni^hK ^ ;ress was said he wiUU :not seek a second dies d used to acupuncture i Department that Congre f*ferent than the needles monost peo- said. On June 16, 1904, MiMcCollum theft heavtetytertWHtfrmachlneat w J U l^ to rethink the mostist aggres- term. ■ n T also bccamc secretaryy aand sales kI ^ HmfCKAutomoMes,motkioplo- i • manager for Burt Perrerrine und tim i^ndI the-wondefth drug-aspirin . C.B. H urtt’s Twinrin Falls hadcome.Iris.lnto e x i s t s only In the . | Investment Company,. wlwhich was lsst.10 y«air Courthouis e ------incorporated that dateate to sell At tte M^ihom r, 1 as Edison helped the lands and waterr sishares of Mtup^Fle Palace of Qectridty that Continued & from M the irrigation projcctct and the showcasededthe uses for thia reto- .; courthouse, ci a new S3I million TVvin FaUs town lots. At\ t tthe tim e, tively rwww anda wondrous tool., 19,5C>0^uare-fooi n two^tor;ory court- . only 15.000 of th e SO.Oi0,000 acrcs n IO at , the fair that mart ', - house h annex with 10,000 ^ u a ie thus far opened had beenbet taken AmericansIS sawf their fUst m c ^ * feet ft of underground pararidng up by settlers. , . , picture, endmd were able to sm ho|ii under u constructions acnTOSS th e , Bob McCtollum left; hihis family wireless telegraphyteli (radk)).ar)d the street si from the mam coulurthouse - ■ with openmg scheduled bfor April in Shoshone and, in lalate June, telephonee alloweda cdnimunlcatlon w y - - lyTTrrTr'7 ':,.. came to the future siteme of TVvin across thouwusands of miles. 2004. 2i of Boise, Falls, equipped only of Mato>i 200,000 CM- Architea Steve T^ut, o bunch of blueprints,ir a " i ; 5 .o ; to s t Louis, but the stata said « the new annex is of «contem- th brick, bag. and his voice and,nd vitality. Ttedala for various dis- ponuy P design but with One pioneer of the towtown would dudJr« a gold medal fbr Its which « he described as an1 up in TW n Falls - was block off consisted of 1,000 jad ilt on Main Street. He cr ^ county building a bl Robert M. McCollumU a d jo h n Mato Street was buUt to hohouse dis* this building and, on Ity prose- E. Hayes." ook up his sales work in trict “ courts and the count; Hayes and a crew we„e ,« obout J“four |y days later-he sold cutor^^ officcs. n i Kwwmr/nw Tiiwiyft.; half finished with a survurveyofthc ^ And Blatoc.County ShereriffW at TVvin Falls lot to Scott the green gijine coui ross the street from the.oM Couourthouse, Is scheduled to be>e etcompleted April 2004. town site, and other m ho soon began erecting Fending ^ has been given th lounty courthoute anne*. acrosi Ught to continue preporinsng details founded to 1881 clearing it of sagcbrus ’s first hotel, the TVvin “ djoining the county RemodeUng would co cc itid d e 6,2(X), was fou Murtaugh, assistant for a lease-purchase dcvelelopm ent old jail adj< artm ents John Hailey;>r; tfic tt coiuihouse was s f m t e J Falls Roomiming House. jJ lat would courthouse,, wwould be refurbished mwjth various county depar manager of the Land < of a new county jail that movtog from the courthououse toto buUttwoycarsIars later On its official arted bum- Initially, lotsI were prided ftom mote „ than triple the exist!ning focil- and retain^>d for other functions, n the city of HuUojf? 0 inform al discussions tlthe new annex, incnduding Web site, tht )t]d hauled ' SlOO to $1,01,000. Buyers had to pay ity^ j, 28-bed capadty at ncno cost'to aci»rdtog to i Vehides, describes itselfself as a, "raucous pi^;j at least onc-fourth on' in cash and ase for up between thele sheriff and county EDepartment of Motor Vc from tho South HUJs. taxpayers: the annual leas Tteasurer, Planntog andI i Zontog, necr mintog5 boomtown,bo complcw dat first by the balanccice m three annual pay* to 30 years and eventual ppurchase commissioner Thirsts were slacked a ,000-square-foot old CCounty Services, driver^ Uccnses,U with its ownn newspaper, n mercap:/> Later, a 12-foot*wide,le, shallow sion of “Cj'Cyclone Bob” - as he fi entrance steps were aadjointog justice buildtoglg would e knovm - were sorely from fi other federal, statei (and dty the front en mic and progrcssivp well was dug in Rodlock Creek came to be replaced. movien toto the old courthououse. most dynamic Canyon. The only contontact with taxed, andd peoplep thought he was jurisdictions. idation of communities.”s,” 'iir* Adjointog the jaU and1 isheriffs Consulttogilg architect Mark Pynn HaUey, now with a popuh the outside world wasas via Burt slightly “di“tUppy” when he told ssioners last week that Perrine’s daily stagecoai:oaches that them of lhethe fu tu re of TVvin FaUs department d is headquailarters of told commissi the Wood River Fire andid Rescue the old courturthousc seems struc* ran from Rock Cre3rcek and and the surrounding su farmland. ti nd, and the proposed Shoshone, and a sin(single tele- But his vig(igor ah d skiU preyaUcd department. d turally sound If and when a new jaUU is built, remodeling ; v would largely entail phone linc connectedito to the Blue and, underl:r his direction, about $3 departm ental layouts. vorth of property and- probably p on county property p revamptog de Lakes. million woi side o f No cost hasIS been fixed for the a tent while water rightshts was disposed of dur* adjoining a the west s McCollum lived in a t< Friedman Memorial Airprport, th e . remodeUng.:• a simple frame buildhIding - the ingthesuccjccccding 23 months. F 1 .y > Learning g —------^ J S i U j L ^ u .1 ------— I Continued ( from A4 involves a st*step-by-step process - muddled mess to that a ' between letteitters ar>d sounds, Infants should bc ableltd ti utter a ‘««omes a m '1- Warning signs • Confuses bebasic words (run. eat. stogie j word by their firstt Ibirthday, n. by oge 2. Often childildren with such a dis* indcaton that your ehMehl might and two words together b; t like to b c read to. The Itmtt; * Mokes consiinsistent reading and At 4 yeais of age, a dulidid should ability don’t h Ie outside auditory infoiiformation just doesn’t spelling enord tou olher cWK sitions (felt/le “It takes! wwork to listen and to (house/honielTie). V, Lcnkncr 1 said. Clean OutJt Your Bedroonom and ’ dren. Uties are a understand,"I," she said. • PronurKlatjon problems. as numt>er sequences However, many disabUit '"*• • Transposes Uttle more insidious. A simple• titest for paronts is to Turn th«l e Furniture Yoiou've 1 ; • Skw vocabulary growth;rth; often and confusesies arithmeUc signs (+. -. ‘ Those with dyslexia stritniggle to check whethethcr their duldrcn can u(\ebl« to fliKl ttw rightI woword. X./.-). analyze or isolate iniindividual detcct or gemcneratc rhyme. Outgi}rown into Casi'i s h . r ' ; • • IVouble learning numtwntMfs. the • Slow recallIII ofc facts. sounds\ of words, or wordr ^ strung Parents whwho suspcct th d r child alphabet, days of the weel • Slow to teansam new skills; relies together\ to sentences. may have a leam tog disabiUty That old furniture miglight not be the right fit for you anym ore but ‘ • E^mely restloss andJd eeasily dia* heavily on memorization.me ccogiiizing should firstst consult the chUd’^ Scquendng. such as rec )ut there would love it By usiniLislngthe Classifieds, ri' tracted. • impulslveneiiness, (ack of planning. the i order of second, third th and teacher. Schohools have spedalized chances are someone oui • ThMble InteracUngwlthF:ih peers. . Unstable pe: fourth, is nearly impossibiLble - they te s ti^ availalilable, as weU as several you'll m ^ i l easierff 1for them to find, and ejslerler ffor you to sell. pendl grip. I crvention options, dIrectionaj)r^ , imh can only conceive tlun, • Poor ability to follow dire iamlr«rt>outtlme. ' ies can. be overcome, So tiy i t t ^ l ■. ■o ! rouUrws. whole.That makes foUowiiv i^ direc* DisabiUties .fn l ' ...... • PoorcMfdhiTjhiettoo,'unaware of physi-- tions ' difficult. Lcnkncr saidaid. S dence conttoues cai surreundirKllngs, pnsne to acddents. ' A simple request like2 iasking a to make stridrides to effective treat* Your ad1 willw ran in , ■ QradMK-4 itrate^cs to ellminattog child to find a screwdriIriver and mcmtandstra tew^and online oii i » • Slow to leam the connecnectlon . . . .. place it mto a tool boxX - which learning disaisabiUties, ...... atwww.inagli^levalle^^

11 P a rty a n d A WendeU1 ______'-• P iiv W n taxes. Isaacson estimatated that population.1 .1 The higher count of Continued from Al Mayor Paul Pi Isaacson said the i ,13 i recdvcd several requests newly i annexed propertyty owners’ dty residentsnts, the more money ices in a timely fashion.m. d ty had ret V about 15 would be avoivxiilablc to the dty. Bn«iiiOOpin, n( . itycanade-' frompre^ipertyovtmcrs outside dty taxes i would increase by i “I don’t feel the dty king to bc annexed into to i 20 pereent. “Highwayay funds,' sales tax ?8Ji- quately provide, thec rnecessary bmits as^ d«d toxes lundi ol»h gcget services botmdanes thot worry Fowler. A ipulation to the dty of omgtobean to increaseise the ,area by one-haU , |more property toto the d ty could greater popii to that much area is in on th e WendcU byy ^ virtue of annexation, inordinate amount of time. It^ mile mto) thetl county. placo ] an undue .strain ould have greater sUcc providing d ty water and dty^ < finances, he said. then we wou going to take forever.”" I As for p r It the cost ,oftho_ftmdiiHing rnming OUt,tO the Wendell^ planning{ aiand zoning sewer servirviees to newly annexed **rm concerned about to the dty. Does the cos» st to tho board has been woridirking on an property,; theretl v/ould be no guar- i 1 said another tocendve for the past antee asI to t how soon property dty.warrant i what thcy^r’Ugainin Isaacson si annexation p ro p o ^ for sked. T m to enlarge : tlth e proposed annexa* B few years. The ori^nald piplan was to owners ivould wo b c hooked up to tax i doUars?” Fowler ask not just conccmed for■ myt taiccs tion area wawas the ract there had ■ , annex just tbe 26 propc□perties that those systc«ems. > 1 manuCacturisg opera* | doll’s boimd* “The opportunity op to provide going i up, but Pm also concemtedcc been smaU □

i'V, ------^------7 , ^ ' ' ^ \* ■ESTAVAIUBLILECOPV : Comingng Tuesday '•■NCAAInciultyIry In to -M tao u bjaaketbBlI jundfi)ntier.CSlj)!ay8ts. fiw.liras, arour S p TS ______Sports 239 (Homs: 2-1 IpM.) P a g e A-7 n d a y , August 25, 2(2003 ______T he Times-Npwpws ■ Mom ;]fevlORNINGH I J N B -fT I [iighh(lopes ^ k t s Q u o t e lagles (eiiterifadlseiason'iw ithh coach Boomer Walker sai» id . CSL ,:U > re tu rn How he»ended en up in IW in F U lf' ByJwPalH m - - W\ here did they go^ Sophomores who ilyVell, I don’tww a n t t o TiiiwuiwttwawrtUr ______■ indude third basemcnan- Zack isthanksinpin part to die Eagles’vd* ' i All«tofla«yMr^CSlbabaseball pley- Duetln Meut»utaos Mormon mission Aakhus, first baseman an S ean leyball progn wer Bellevue U. setter Ednali ‘ ;,iound like a s i t s s y o r t w inN FALLSi - Tbeieli exdte- ers and where they an now.n< RIcfc Conove VanElderen, catchersr. Mitch FWihman utiirftng a t Walker Held, All are on baseball scholajlarshlpa Ryan JoneeM uvsc Stachowsky, shortstO]top Lovi . Semdta^I ather visited with her |- 'an y th in g b uIt t] I l o v e ' T i Saruiting S class with plenty off except wtwra noted. Ryan DavisIs Southem Illinois Shumway and pltcfa;theseguysinln nciCt oMoTMI h longtim e College off Jen Hurd mlnoiior leagues Oabe Qordofidon Northwestern are in for a battle to kikeep m eir here. Michlichael Serralta was; im Idaho bead baseball1 Dwek MeNell Fi«snsno State Ken.NeiwnXI Concordia (Ore.) starting jobs, Skip Walkeker said. Maitinez^•9 hi^h sdiool prindpal r . ; ; '- ^ d I ’m surel e t h e y rim "S kip" Walker exdtedi WefcConner Utah,h ToddPhlUIp*lip* BYU, academics "The sophomores knoaow Chey^ and toldjh tbe e & I coaches d iat he ; ‘ h e beginning of fall balL Caeey cover Momnrmon mission • Kilt Welkerer lowa b e pushed this year,”’ hele said. was Interetteested in playing college io v e m e. It’s aI s p e c ia l “ begins Sept. 6 against ^I I------— The freshman dassiss should b ^ in tb e UUnited i States. Sl

' I ' tl ’ ■ ‘ ' ff' ; 1 tjt nmtmTM tnit. ______* e S T A V M W t U B U e o p y — . n .’ ■ S ports Conitrersas shiuts down O’s Major L(.eague Baiiebair w ar Ham Amy Wr - ■ NEW YORK (AP;yp) Jose 49 .6 1 7 ' - . Z-M W-1W-1 37-26 42-23 13« •> NawYort 7f W 4 43-21 32-34 10-7., Contreras made a rousausing retum Boeton 75 55 .677 5 l - H 'fM from lhc disabled lisilist..shutting Toronto 64 66 .482 16 z - « L-2L-2 2M 5 35<31 I W - ' ■60 .473 18.S M UL-l 33-32 2M 6 5-13. down the Baltimoree Derek Jeter ' Chicago ^ 62 .527 - W L-l 62 .519 1 3-7 L-lL-l 34-30 3 3 ^ M - added a two-run singingle for the KansasCUy 67 W-1 35-32 32-31 1(H0 Yankees, who cruised2d to an easy MImasota 67 63 .515 1.5 &4 W-1 Oevelafld 58 73 .443 11 . 2-W W win afler dropping thh e first two of 97 .248 36 1-9 W-1!K ,?iS K Kf ^ . lhe four-game series. Detroli 32 Out since June 7 writh itt a strained right shoulder, Contren-eras replaced WestDMsion W L Pet QB Lie str J struggling Jeff Wea/caver in the : 5< .585 - 3-7 WS g s S id picked up Seanle JS W-2 44-21 31-34 9-9 * staning rotation and Oakland ^ ; 55 577 1 6^ W2 right where he left oflo fl before he 68 .481 135 Z-W L-1L-l 37-29 26-39 11-7 | | | ^ Anaheim 63 W-1 35-30 2640 4-14 was hun. Tem 61 70 .466 155 z-7-3 W-1

national L£AGUE . EastDMsion W L Pei GB LIO Str Str Home Away b* 1 46 .646 - z-6-4 W-3 45-19 39-27 10-5 AlSanta 84 L-2 39-28 31-33 8-6 PhBadeipiils I 59 543 13.5 2-5-5 L-2 I 60 .538 14 4-6 W-1 W- 40-25 3fr35 9-6 teiai pltchsi aealnit BlHlnioraire during the flr*t Inning Son rrouted the It wasi tth e Brewers’ second WestDMsion lead off Kelvim Escoleo b ar (9-8) in r“" homer. ‘ Colorado Roddes 12-61-6 Sunday. straight winwi in their last at-bat sixth career mning ho W/ L Pci QB u o Sir Sir Home h iii Hr. the first. Tejada’s si sweeping a three-game> series.s against thehc Pirates. L-l 46-19 32-32 10-8 slam made it 12-2 offffJo.hToy«rs J mered and San Frandsco 7BJ 51 .605 - 5-5 L-l IS 7, Devll Rays 5 Gary Sheffield hom^ 3 62 .523 10.5 4-6 L-1 L-1 38-26 30rookie catcher Miguel six and walked one. loss foror Kie AL W est-leading^ enth inning and Scott Ri jparently lost track of the Sunday’s Games ^ Jon Garland (9-10))) hhad a career- Marinerssrs. big overall day with thre I rolled the ball back to Houslon 6. Cindnnaii 3 Milwaukee 10. Pittsburgh 9 Red Sox have won throe m» three defensive stops at Atlanta 12. Colorado 6 high 10 strike outs5 aand gave up The Re Jld, allowing a ru m e r to SLLoui$3,PhilacletpWaO CWcago Cubs 5, Arizona 3 id five hits in a row ajagainst Seattle and four^ as Sl Louis beat Philad • nocWa7.SanFranciseo4 just thicc runs and » N.YJ*i»2.Lo*Angolos1, ; ^cvcn-pIus innings. straightIt overall. Boston is five Montreal 8. San Oieoo 4 games; b(behind New York in ^ e Al.: Marlins 7, Giants 4 ^ East andnd tied with Oaklxmd in th e !, D o d g e rs 1 Monday’s Qames Twins 8, Royals 1 SAN FRANCISCO , , wild-caniaitl race. L ' h o S d IG E L E S - Tom Glavine: , Philadetohia (Wolf 12-8) 01 Moffontreal (LHem anto 13-7). 5«5 p.m. » Cabrera and Derrck Le< s Angeles to two hits in In d n n a lllH a ^ 3-0). 5:10 p.m. MINNEAPOUS - Seattletlc^s lead fell to one gam e ■uns apiece, Santana struck out; 1(10 batters for o„erthc.le Athletics in the AL West, and drove in three rui inings as hc outpitdied Izona (Johnson 7.'0S p.m. ' , and Carl Pavano p itd:chcd seven > ^ the sccond straighth t game, ana Lowee ((13-6) allowed one run on la snapped a Kevm Bn«rowR, and the New York Minnesota broke 1loose ofter hitsits and five walks, strikingg , solid innings as Florida Dilfer 'aye at NEC1 Contlnu«dfromA7 his namenc was called during Clark holdssoff We6ods,K; > introductions, and died in April after a 404 ^ figh. Pregam^ = off. But Wittenberg hit i t :his 3-wood a 9-undei^i>iCpar 63 to win the Reno- ins who came'out for an AKRON. Ohio (AP)(J - Put pen at 17-undcr par, tying> against a heart infectioi an contest rose a n d into the ro u ^ on the plplayoff hole, Tbhoe Ope I Dilfer also is coiningg 1back from cjh ib in o n Darren Clarke in thetie ifinal pairing Golf the 462-yard No. 10, anai d his sec- both th ei ccoursc and toumament rthatfotted cheered wlwhen he entered tbe Championship. ______with a three-stroke victoryf a tom Achilles* tendon t of a World Golf Ch r ond shot found the rorough again records wil 1 i half of last Same. 1 him to miss the second 1 were rewarded on his and nobody can stophiphim-leastof Clarke:ke finished at 12-undcr 268,^ behind the green. o v erT tm Herron.‘IHpleti t charged SJrf day of J^<=y aU, Tigor Woods. rst European to win on th e ihind with nine birdies - season. And on the thi Robinson. __ , the first from behii ) this year’s training cam • p " he throw to Bol : Clarke joined Wood PGA Toufour this year. Davis Love DliJ Pooley garners four in aI rcrow on die front nine - to c outscored Kansas City multiple winners olo f the WGC 1 with „ a 69 to finish third at daim onlyifer his sccond victory in 14I strained a musde in hi r the final 23 minutes. In series, building a fi'five-shot lead 573 second Champions» Win onI tjth e PGA Tour. sat out three weeks. dl quarter, Dilfer directed and then tuming; bback a brief IES, Iowa - ^ “Through this situatic ir6 drive that producccl WEST DES MOINE have been on him.” “E K S S S ■ » » challenge from th e vworld's No. 1 UnknOVown Australian Don Pooley pulled awiway from a K u n g Wlrv in s U>GA the go-aheahead score on a 17-yard I th e NEC .„i__ II said. BoWe Keny C^aner. player .to win U.S. Amateur Open six-man scramble withth im eagle tou,„eyy Iby two strokes “From his friends,i, from his Invitational and aI S$1.05 miUion WlHS U. „ on No. 11 and went onI tto shoot a 4r ' Dilfer’s TD pass to OAKIW■CMONT, Pa. - The unknown th e Allianz KUTZT*LTOWN, Pa. - Candiei coachcs and from peTcople who n, ? he absorbed bear hugs payoff. _ under 67, to win th 1 don’t roally know him V Robmson, h . Clarke, a 35-yecyearo ld from kid from□m Down Under tum cd th e Championship by threeee strokes. overwsrcame a slow start and stocky linemen, dosed with a 3- U.S. Amijnateur upside down, Champions shot a 2-ur•under-par 70 Sunday for a1 “I think 100 percentt at'h«a wake at a WGC ev«event. He also hole ant ^ one-stroke lcad,Pooley•V finished at for h er sec ,dngitat28 “I havene no idea. I was just trying }6-holc final of in th e UU S. Amateur final, She wonn th e “nikefuji Classic in™ extended his arms, tyii cry. And I failed.” beat him in tlie 36-1 13-under 200. h. the third the 2000 MaMatch Play Flana)nagan never u^ulcd in the Las Vegasas in April. with 7:31 remaining in eck said. Championship, 4 anand 3. for. his 37-holclc match,1 but tlie top-ranked ,(ia Mallon.in, one stroke off the leadti quancu*. 5 meant a lot to me as a nberg - an overwhelminglg Triplett ties record; g the final round, justt Every player on the,e Seahawks only other PGA Tourlur victoiy. W ittcnb entering Ifen person, fmrm just so happy for him, three of his last favocntete - won two of the final four■r at Reno-Tahoe Ope►en missed a cchip for eagle at the par-r- has rallied around Dilf< ight was so spedal.” Woods bogeycd thr ed his come- .seven holes and closk up there into his luxu- s c h e d u l e coach att T\TWin Fhlls High School. ‘ ' his son during a Junec minicamp. ndscc ' all tlTosc little pom- had in 15-17 ycaicars,” Boomer F a ll s c r played in the Junior and couldn^t rybo*and« Clarter '■ he broke into tears ar □ing crazy, from his little Walker siud. noon College Wvery impor- more athletic thanI lastla year." Skip ------lappy to be back in TWin,” He replaces formeiicr assisumt 'Tmhai tant for him for a lot of reasons.” p s ^ S S i Wnlkcr said. . . Walker;cr said. left th e col. C ancrsai.«ur joins j the stuff as a p itch ii^ Overver 200 great cars! UActrptingCcnslpimenltt I Six players arc lisuisted as two-way coach,I. O N I1 LOOK Ll w iijy » o ^ Stilt Aa players with foufour: Arehan. h c has h 10 years cxpcrienceu: And you wU be aold on this actracilve mree-bedroom, t««o batMth home. Qian wiOi formal Bving reom end openjn famoy room. ' Formr more e Infonnation, call Hcninger, Stroncmdlund and doing} . . so1 in the Scenic West 1-800-255-4485 .. Whigham doublingJig as position Athletic!tic Conference with stops a t DooWe Baraoa; aprinWerSs?.sa;M »y* !2ssss!a }.silperauchons.com flayers and pitchers. . CSL Eastern E Utah and Ulah. ittfOfedbySJwtoothAutoSjJw; ■{. ; "We’ve got to b e smSI an with the Vallcvy StateS College.' ' OOlSTxjTATC REAUY. lac., C Oi l l K e n R o y l 7 3 1 - 6O 6 T O J C o^pot^ guys wbo can go boM tth ways,” Skip \ .•I

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I . S c o r e s a^ i STATS [— S p o iRTS IN BRIUEF— 4 ‘ Ct^niratoasedfI f ^ Sl'SO millionidiunkofanewsia- ch ^ H A T ’~S ONN T.V. ■ ' dium with thethe income taxes of B a s e b a l l .___ INTHEBLEAIACHERS. By Steveve Moore . W jill, maintains alieninC6 futtue teamI playenpl and exe?»- , ------ZTSS5 COLUMBIA, M o ..-- F o m er tives. '■I* YMMSr.OKUIt of the $350 million ' r s s s a i r a : — 1 ^ Football Misaouri \ 'b ask e tb a ll11 player The rest of i Ridv Cl*mons wast released: stadium .costt wouldwi come from a *' m mpleting a combinationa of-privateo: financ- • •PadmatDlsDlsnondbacks, ESPN, S firom jail Sxmday» eomj HI 5 at Broncos, ABC, epjB. . .6 0 ^ seittence afterr plMd)^ ing and othether Portland-area ! ! ! ! « ! ! ! PM. •Ctteal iated with the team. rt joi" k s? j i J guilty to fUse imprisoilonment of taxes associate @ T e n n is his former g^rifriend. But thc detail■tails of where that • ' B u k a tb a il Qemons declined ttto answer m o n ^ wouldId comeo still must be j ; HHS?!:! i P “ questions as be left thett Boone defined, : a i i ! ! ! " " ' ii! • •WNBA, HoustcsteialLosAnjete. •U.S.Ot. Open, first round, USA, 9 ajR. County Jail .carrying twotu plastic S5 . 717 .17 • v i idSpjn. s a ^ filled with h is pos•ossessions. Srichaphanin beatsI Blake ;: ESPN2,6:K Clemons was jailed S „ 5 , S E x —. i,H«1WI ~ ' ”-• to Win on LongLo Island iui ( jVWnh aft^r a judge ruled be tenns chat had allowe<^ him .to COMMACK,=K. N.Y, - Top seed ’ " “ . ■ - - use follow- Paradom Srichaphan S of P« . stay in a halfway hous I IU « ’ *11 y ^ 2 £ ! : « 1^ ing his guilty plea inI April/ to a Thailand doidominated James { i”! j j i j aar 5 ii s I miMcmcanor charge! of< falsely Blake 6-2, 6-4^4 onc Sunday to win ' } " 'I , ;; "» “ imprisoning Jcssica Bulunge. the TD W aterherhouse Cup for the < n&»w>i 1 1 e 0 I J Missouri, w hich hadd suspend- second straightight year. • 0 irt > ® ? 2 5 i s s s • K Sr ” . V 3 g " ’ cd the junior point gum ^fora Sriduiphan.'nn, who won the first : ii M t nons from of his four titlestitli at this event a year, dismissed Clem< '“***■ r eam ed $52,000 to 1 SHSS^s"" a‘ ^ gg -^TTT g g ^ MCHTWU. FAoai.’■'“BSSf*’ SS5S’*’252S thc team and revoked!d his schoi- year ago, ear t 2M/W7.WOMW arship. He is no longererenroUed boost his 20032 (X winnings to t _ • vS»a 4 0 1 at thc school. $510,257. • I K H -•'■“S r I serve cwo He finallyy figuredfij out how to ; r - tf vSwiT 4 0 fl y s s s . ’& Clemons must still s years of supervised probation i beat Blake afler afti losing the pre- • h-apart. SSn» 4 oiiilOli a ^S f i W f . ■ e matches against ««o "...elt>owtV up. teetshoulder-wldth^ for his second guiltyr plea,[ to a vious three i 0 0 0 Choke upip on club.... Good. Noww kaepk l tiiiKiliy \ s misdemeanor charge3 of chird- him.Srichaphaphan improved to 13> L 0 ^ 0 ey o o n rrf mammoth and sw ing awa'way.” gs. iS| degree domestic assaultulc. 4 on bard coucourts this year and ft liiiBlP o l f !!!K3r!!l! ' , G Clemons was amTesced in 35-20 (nrerall.u- . SM i!! 'LraAToa^VMebe«UclM*k ' Januaiy after Bunge allegeda to wHisg „ ...0 « 0 TM M 1 a 1 policc thac he choked h ooooeooM ly will take - 1 “ StSnwit?' *,Hi * ^ S" IsHSf i i i l ,-■■ -o.oisi ® ' iii! S X , s9000000 s l-l her hair and w ouldn’t i tE% oaeooooo-2 a - , r . i t s : . to leave his ap artm en(It t for more 8 lOOk at AllAndre Rison COtfia> Dwnie 9 0 10 MiMer.-iii! sissr sass! s , s a s . ' s a SfflSSimnB). a^UmVIKa than an hour after sbi to watch a movie w ithh h1 i ^ wants to resunsum e his NFL career ... UaMIJUi«S” t»7}'«7-70^ isitis ji-11 He WM originallyy charged ^nd could findand a home with the ; t BB ao DpSMM2.M^l»4«« K S S « . . :’;;;;■; gVMOC7.I19 n-»«-7340 4 tiarge was Qucs co adc h i Jon Gruden con- :i 1 IB ■ 10 _ ; I ' abuse, but the cha 1 ! MMlSSS^.^rZI MMI S32S31 :! reduced to t^ie twcwo misd^ finned the■ possibility p< Sunday, « « I SIM altered his. sayi„g he^ oi > ! sr-'-"'! i' ! 0! 0 I ToitoWIM 61-19 I NEC Ifltttatiocial meanors when h e en' I open to any move KM :4 S 0 2I ft ? 1 SvxniDmlOun guilty pleas. . chat m ight popotentially improve • X 1 J, 4 Unman i o? i I 0 0 « T-J44A-2J.4WW hmUcCMvd.Fn^Ignrnvi r ' ” 1 J0 0 } dum9.i> I I ' • The NCAA is separat•ately m v » the Super Bowknvl diampions. ' i SWRl T«4 BmtM. TIM CS Bi^ « Bnuio. rm Hu0 « 0 !2 ?2 2 :2 !%L2£:1aS?Cf[»:!~« ^*"'‘S«Sao • dgadng allegations manade by the Rison, who'sio^l4thontheNFIis .t j tow(uu.tn(Miiei Wrtiim a. S«CTa KU tl—: n» fomicr ^Ihiend thatat Qemons career recepticption list with 743 for • ' MUNS7,CC«.(Wnt T^4ii^j«tj9.»»n iiewi».»i«.eoo »JMM7.joi -u received cash a n d cloilothing and lO^OS yardsrds and 84 couch- ' C^£«LWO ^ ^ ^ ^TAWAWY^^ ^ S7,0WITt4 S 'iliffif*!!!2} t SMMfl 4 0 10 JnTMKjjo.wiKmmjo ■• . >r h U M.BOXM 0 0 UOfrf IB 4 0 0 0 DMlM cheated on ex am s whiltiUe playing downs, lasts t played for th e 1 K » . . — r r > “ 0 I Sw i ioto o»2S;Far*HMJOO tMT.TO-IWM ■« for Missouri. achid Oakland , ::! o„o.‘^,\ 7 s s^ > A. I. H • Pw*a » 0 1 C0 E» Z r . i t i i j ! s 5 ; s s s » o»77«.»^4 4 Gruden-coach 4 Raiders in; 2000.2C He was sus. 1 f„ ! I S ? : ; ; !!ss;!!ii £ SKJ !! ^llSm SI 0»««»27> -i pended for- fourfoi games in 2001 :.“ !o! ““ “ ; i ;!JSHLl* S J SSS »S oa 9 0iisiiil: ^ Eagles’ Staley ^ m 'd ISOO I ^Hi ^ S “ iiliS" n^loM Tour AOmi OiampioMMp am for ° rep eat:at violadon of the - *' I ! S ' Mlndtn 4 0 t I M practices with teai bstance abuse policy 010 s I ) ] •Sii!!! ajWy^lNMi leagues subsQ ? J ? MW? J 0 ? 0isiiii SRuMrp 10 0 0 S l! '•rfissjis* PHILADELPHIA - Duce ' and bas beenen out> of football fbr J»7 «? T«« , •«:.«• t- 'E r M sr,' i!!!S Staley retumed to the full seasonisons. : & , gSfS?K s S H H u.\. Y « ^ P lf» 7 1 Philadelphia Eagles onoi Sund^, Keyshawnn Johnson,: Keenan ., - « i ; Kl'’ !!i!S 0000004 S iliiSt « 0 9 0 0 pS^?S5»m”i3 choosing* to end h is 26-:&day hold- anand Joe Jurevidus li umimtaDHn-MinisiMntrt ;%;;j! •""•S iw.st'arasi. K S out without the contntract exten- 3^ firmly enantrenched a as Itopa ■ ,S ? Llls n #0 £ fn“ ^ " S :i! »» , r**' " :j.!!! ! SS. S k ' S S S S S S ■■! don he was seeking. Bay’s firstt 1 three receivers. . Ooo.- S f f i Staley, in th e f in a1 l;year of a veteran kickuck returner Karl ; S!!£S: :! 0 I TM «t1»Ta!?''‘!'■■!.!!! S S n » m n S n n contract th at w ill pay.ly hun $ 2 2 williams is: currentlycu the founh ;; i2{«i*ci • 1 1 S s r :; .W M Cart. Westbrook and m ad e iti obvious Castroneveses < claimed the top v* ' 111! .- ' ' ' i f '\ M OS ”X ’S ? ” that they weren*t..pn>repared to spot in IR L< thith c driver standings ^glLM I I J I » U sn * RMTt(M make a long-term conpmmicment and gave Tbyc[byota its first series . 1 I H . f c l it»,f»KM1ilW9iT U n^O r «7 a il* JA jzars to Staley, a fan favoriteIte. championshiph ip wich a victory ; ■ TCTMOutMmNMi UMNoa ^ I I ra a I I ||Km“ I II i s s s s s s " Staley and his ageni•nt, D erri« Sunday a t NazNazaredi Speedway, t ■ 0 I ® £5?Je«WwS^^ — r*L « « ^ :S Harrison, met w ith co;»ach Andy Castroneves!ves held off Sam 0 0 0 T449*-Cini NKNowSraDce extension. A lapped car ■ » , L l * j * ” ^ s SIS ; . briefly, b uIt t hhe dosed tbe gap ■ 1 *’ IE'.oani otoiwoiM■■!!,- a£i y*“ T M Pf M uSmSS™. »w Ceiwwt ft* uro 6e - .... ™ »S S SSS! Pennington out 12L2 and made aa 1 bold run over the 1 i I ? s r s li aps. : I HYJtO tin lu rte s 5SS1» Estei®OSMteMBJMh.^ TtW»yiei»ll f M SS?J 3 weeks wtth wrist I e Indianapolis SOO 1 s s y i f a s wt3?lf3iS7 s S3!.'>!15^,"T ^ i,i2 tn v i . "“ •'ffiSi. , « «=> - » s s s r a s NEW YORK - Jet:BK quarter- champion Castroneves C gave - .,,. , , ,t , Bl es to («iBv».t».s JN 7 back Chad Penniinington is Pcnske hisis.- 1118di open-wheel , f!!!iKS,"!!ij 9 I 0 CMM M I J J ~ sT ! « I expeaed to be outt 1 2 weeks victoiy andi seseventh at Nararcch. 1 9 10^ ChSSi ; H~«» with a broken andI disIocatcdi ^ fte r thle e Chcvrolec-powered< : e£I iiiiSifi;!ilii » T”! !1 «i § J s 1!!:! le S i^ ~ H : : left wrist. ., Dallaia off HomishH came the a n I : 0 9 » » M Coach H erm an Edvdwards said Oallara-Hondi>nda of Bryan Herta. S£5» ill? ISSi :looo 0! ^Iw.W4 r 4 J 3 trM 1 2 * § JJ Jj 3 0 10 umrt I 0 ( E ? S ! ^ JjlL0 0 0 ?" 1 SSSSSsSJ"r ^ “ " _ s Sunday che injury is5 notr ca«^e^ p e n a n finishedfin fourth. uld noc rule I's s r ;s§§ss:'«.Ji!' ' ' « o!S*J^TtiTwinin*lmm threatening, but woul' J«s«.t«C00(«r.T»«.O»iia«U W SStSSS.lB? w"? T M W P* tSS'" 981 II TMI 9011HIM* - M«*^7X|«0,K0I ' Plo M « 2 0 0 locoa 22 out the possibili Irounces Hawaii MMOr oioecoo»-i kTm O Pennington could mis llpken title tSSSLc5;i'r^.r«j^- t r 5«“ * « r » / . L M OB SSdS?" 1 i !si s son. fbr Cal RIpl wM |4 11 in - ^ K«ncwleo*TOa’ , a 17-year- a BERDEEEEN, Md. - Nesior . isi-;s:si.ys.^w ss \Tmny Testaverde, ” iS » . s s r : i i i sg** s “ i {II • cnS» 41105 RfelCU) 14 12 .M t veteran, bccomes the Jets Lopez Zamom ora hit a two-run 2J*.E l iJill l i '* » » s 0 1 0: »0 mHJSd'" O ! 0 ? a SS!Sn&“^ a It 90* 7 PMMtr staner. spark a seven-run »« sr; iiisss! aajdtNtn _ D*tr - fiilM hom er co sj w»»af , , , , } 0 RWSM 4 0 0 0 W L U OB VwnngK Edwards said thatt inii addidon fourth inning,ing, leading Mcxico to 5 j oooo SJSc 0 ctui< 4 2 2 0 i^’RKO( JSTp" 1 0 0 0 3 thc knuckles to thce wnst and championshifship game on Sunday, HoOtt S^W.M • ! ' ' ». . s r i “ !;:: e ?,’ ? S i im too; tl «S s , 0 ; ^n 0 li ~ alM has ligam ent donunage. Zamora struckstn out 10 in 4 1-3 "-;!!!! E S i. ;!!!j He said P e n i^ g to)n n had seven innings of relief rel and was voted ssr .1 \ III i ^ c n ioto • ’ K s ; ! !! !a«:».!!!? t, „ ..,..S91 Ta* 9t4li UUMtl07MI4 pins inserted in hiss wnst and the tourflurhament’s ' Most ' ' ip OOOO. oioansMI23M Pft»a«.Mra].P will bc in a sp lin t for foi chc n (^ Outstandingng 1Player. Zamora also • S Si?rT irsr"“* MCh«B 0n 090ic0^11004 HMn(4,PiMI.2 n ilii I E t l i i r ’ E-«Ka(ll.Bxna9«in.() i ’f f i z : s ; 1 s s t ; s week. Pennington Chen i will ntjded an RBRBI infield single in , .!>. TiomiajMxui V W*T T M Pf P* wear a cast fo r thihree-to-four the big fourdu rth inning thac gave 01 ' '■ u vm n J « 0 loeou JJ # H = E S ' iMvrwi w eeks...... ' Mcxico a 7-017-0 Icad. IMi^OatM I ? 0 ’g s «■' Pennington wasIS injured Mexico scncsen 12 batters to Che S K ? :ns!£5i5i‘ g»J E3S£on33S««(i^ H, , SS< . 1 1; ; ; against the New Yorkk Giantsi in a plate in chathat inning after Hilo ’too!) UtttoUiU«MWortdSw(M ■wweOewep" preseason game Satuiurday night, Jeren•remy Crivello hadn’t S s !S!;Kr;:sHi; ag>«H»wCf^Mr^Op«_^ allowed a hit in the first three lAggtl 4 0 0 0 CPnlb > i ■ “" ’"“J- te. i !' WN. s s n j . Jii «“-==«y=r," » - ” s."t& . . ism[UWi.>pm Oregon state sentnate innings, » ««» mu9< J } j } 0 . * QtMja.mtnM sr*:JM«PMt«tnt.9pn rihim hill Sillas Alcaraz was ■ fi ! ! § ^ uSnn I 4 i x > - pnies MLB atadl Mexico's other oth big hitter. Hc Silt V'\ IB 1 fi I I Kiai|*Mdi9iMBint>< zsJffilr.v: ' *10171 }5S “ 'ill» ® i J pmS* a s SALEM, Ore. - Oreregon took a ^ „ t 3-foMw4 vwith three RBIs, all n A ft a B«avaMrn«nr.!>M; » s i s r * ' big step toward landiiding a major of which carcamc on a three-run ® " " " T-J0»*-W.JO7(M,>On iw.’* " * ' k S; S S i F league baseball teaearn as the h o m er'durinuring a five-run sixth OOOO tcntco Senate passed a billtill Sanirday inning. (£, Mt-OAMm cratfig on. Cm 2 1 1 0 NEW YORK ‘ ■ U> isisio ' s s £ r s night chac w ould pay»y for a new Zamora relrelieved Alcaraz with w M i2 2 0 0 1 *( B'oiM H . 0 Too" B5«i£3!&»!,>.»>»> 'cn«MI«Mn(aHL of future team p lay eers r and exec- the top of ttthe sccond. Zamora ' I 0 ueHi> > fl 0 0 '"•“ eSpiSSiJKrt* ' udves. then got AuinmSoong an to bounce V ! I S S B s s s S- I!!!!» o 5 5 t* 9 1?fl *c««0.l*t«1« Oregon is compepeang with into a forcecc :play and keep the ' B ; t«eM.RMni»KTMa.DD4£H JK.'" I";?:; ^ ’ T4fflA-aU9l(4*m !?sr»“ T e n n i s Washington, D.C. ancnd Northem 1 game sco rele HUJMO oooon ----- XTFTDW*t«MWC« Virginia to g et th e Ex]^ s , a ceam The right-hht-hander allowed two i! - ‘TTifSfs K J :;!!!i|Ep^'lsif, iBaskSKETBALL NTtaM^itaftTOU major league baseba!jall hopes to runs on fourlur hits1 in the final 41- relocate next year. 3 inningst ajand was dominant ^ a « W I OOOO is.'!!!! K f ,!!!! — ------' ' T S S S i S ' ' Neither of th e otheher two suic- throughout,It. , 1 i E? ! !!» itiM a tti 3S!^SS5 taflMHR FM ^ s ? : ! ! s s7>‘;i!! ; r» s.‘^ n ' ors ^ a stad iu m plalian in place, Hilo couldijldn*t come through on I S S . „ S ,’. S I ' r«>. wrtiich Oregon baseleball propo- geveial earijariy scoring chan iT Tn's^Tf; oooo Hmn* ■' IS S l o o o 4fiSI I S i p9.C 1001 OM.^It 7 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 i '■ '

— — — t fIT? r------■—rri— ~ -77TX'' • ’ ^ 'I Tl W I i t ■■ *5ST/SWIUBLEC0Ii> i,; Q p ION Tr h e T im es-N ew s .______. Molonday, August 25,S, 2 0 0 3 ^ P a g c A -1 0 Woujuldyoulet O t h e r vVIEWS a repsporterpeek School![fundin g initiatiyek 1 ^ 5Diy C^ar into0 your life? 1 want to meet some brave 3le, you don’t have to look edlucation adUsteli fits won’tt boost ISaiption just fine, thedesaipt ^n1e^daho Statesmarnan (Bolso) unconsitistitutional and not goodd . Ask youiourself: Would you let a for .education .e< either. It[t C m S perfect smstranger spend die sum- ITie quality of scschool fund- amotmtmts to little more thann TctK mer in youifour house? leeping Idaho politicacal grandstanding. • ' W hat if tthe stranger took notes ing is not about kee onevexythiything you sdd and did? ahejid of the natiorion’s loWest 5 Per-p-•pupil expenditures do ell che whole story about n " x y W hat ifi f tthe stronger planned to percent of publicic :school dis- not tell put it all1 in the newspaper? tricts. educatiation funding. Thee % Bob andmd Rhea Lanting stepped That’s where supFipporters of a Meridiziia n School District, thee ^ iq)tothed]e diallenge, along with the school funding iniiinitiative are largestst in the state, is near thee , _ extended‘d ] Lantii^ fami^. Ttmes- missing the point.t. TThey’re pro- bottomm of pe^pup,il expendi- Newsreaderiders will be glad Uiey did. mocing' the view thchat funding tures.. Yet\ officials there boast BIwli lhe advedventure started when the is about numbersrs of doUprs. that it’s it’ one of the best inn . . «: » ' % ■■9 newspaper'p ^ parent company, Lee term s of E n te r prise*, ii^ offered to sponsor Dollar*for-dolIar ■■ r interns for a handful of comparisons ' resources and’i - - ; ; Their view: Tills course offerings. ■ H K I lucky jceLee papers. These human between the ^ H | L « prizes wotalnjuld go to the papers that poorest schooli guest editorial from TI M eridian is 1 thought; upu; the most innovative districts in Idaho hardly on a “star- HHBL * assignment ! Idaho Statesman In 1 vation diet,” and stk with the poorest J I Ih u s wwas ^ b o m our •Hirban cow- i* ____ ^ projecjje c t We proposed to plant school districts in■ Boise S£vs a new schchool ® =3"^* sporter on alocal ranch to states such as dace for a legisla- • _ a cub repoi I funding Initiative is nnim ore dve bailouc. write about» u t rural life. Arkansas and llv Ihe LeeLee sdection comminee Mississippi mean■ politj^grandstandinilina Overall, Idaho ^ is among che bot- thanb up Megan Hinds, an Iowa ■ nothing. ; We Bleed nmore tl fniv^ty senior with littie A more rele­. than a (^solution. com 1 0 percentIt , - knowledgedge of Idaho. Meanwhile, vant debate is; What do you thinink7 what statesiS :d around for a farm family whether we have I im . spend per child. finally hooked Bob and the right amountt We welcome vlewpolK)intS But it’s fairly of money to n ♦f«rc. high ^ i to qujash tcerroriiists in and the Lantings signed ; from ourreadereonln ullS how much of our? guns accomplish our economy were goals. Focus5 and other Issues. tim e, the stepped-upI attacksa on 1 ^ ' -BETWEEN- should be onI _ ■ ______— invest in educa­a- ore blood, menore may- I Israelis during the pasast few 9, Im /I hem, morc vcvows to g et M yriam improving stu­ don. As of 1999, weeks underscore thatlat radical | B T H E L i n e s es on the new Idaho0 was listed in the topIp XT^cvcn.Makcn! no m istake. i Palestinian forces in tlthe region dent performances in The terrorist bombingng of the U.N. M J a rquez W C lark education standardm is th at have third cof states in education _ ' don’t really want to geset a home- ding in relation to every;y headquarters in Baghi^dad and the I______lan d -w h a t they wantnt is the Ip , Walworth been created in ththe last five spendii ct Palestinian suidde teilerrorist who h jj admiiministration's missteps years. Yet, less tharlan 1 percent $1 ,0 0K) 0 of gross state product ■ d ead i of Israd. The iroirony is that blew up a bus in Jcrui•usalem want ' leadingg upu to the war to oust dic- th ree times as many PalestiiuansP i------of the nearly Sl billion bi spent ($39.838 3 ). the same thing. Theyy want1 the tatorSad>addam Hussein and this p. Maxine Bell of Jerome a s Israelis have l»eenI kkilled since on. sightit u unseen, for the newspa- on education goejoes for pro- Rep. I® United States to failI tlto brm g nation’s’s arrogantt demeanor witht che Palestinian uprisirdng following per equivadvalent of reaUty TV - grams to improveove skills in correci>ctly points out a big■8 peace and prosperityy toi th e th e Uniten if the Legislature had should challenge itself. It how to make peace. It much revenue iss available a to happer Israel and secure a hotiomeland for States sh th an big guns to quasiishtSrorists. is accustciistomed to representing che legislative bududgec writers to comime up with another $60 the Palestinians is meaeant to ' m ust seeicek more UJI. support for tuance,meea< Idaho agnagriculture. But she saysi on for schools this year, ng peacc in the region, It takes diplomatic nu ^ d how much loolocal property million !^» destroy any hopes thahat moder- building ured tone and follovriiringupwdrds Bob ras concemed neighbljrs taxpayers can afford. aff There lawmanakers probably still ates in the region havave fo r peace. That meineans allowing more U.N. » actions might disadisapprove of their suddecki. ement to help Iraq'S inter- quickly with concrete ty. He feared diey might deeds to be a moresre calculated wouldd 1b e in session, The tactics are meacant to involvem tiiat improve peopled tomey General Lawrence:e spread misery to Iraqiiqis whose im gover«m m ent. Ahd it means ■■ legan's stories and groan/' ipproach. and the:he educators Attoi g more pressure on both that wa^tom region. jh of the Lantingsl" Supporting a misg»sguided state Wasdeilen advises that such anm , water and electridtyy keep1 get- putting r The United States c Itive would be imconstitu-u- ting disrupted by phalantom th e PalesJestinian Authority and h er concem was diet. "nHJi initiative shouldi Ibe part of initiati nes. And with Israel. TheTh authority must cap- alone, nor should it tr gs were alarmed to le^mj ' tionald because1 it in^inges on)n attadcs on supp^ line w orlds leading democ that discussion. to each day, as more U.S.S. soldiers ture temjrrorists who are wrecking [egan avoided eating -.rpd. But supporters,5, 1instead, are the L.eLegislature*^ authority to ad map and hold them nation can teach othei How would she get aloi^ get killed and woundiided by hos- che road about the pain and pr confining their effoifforts to a bal* set bucludgets. .. m e Iraqis, and Israeli:Jis get blown accountaratable. Israd must stop family of beef-loving cattif*. loc initiative forjr n ext year. He, s,t coo, makes a good point. ’alesdnian maldnglg provocative^ moves, such compromise. Ic m ust - rs? ai up by rabid young Pa] che utem ative wouldIdbetheend S (j„s, t(jj require the “Thet i idea of allowing local ure for them- as buildiIdmg the wall that rips ; fine, it nims out Megw; They want to rt men who sec no fut\ir o f usalL Le^slature to ensuisure th at per- school01 districts in other states selves on this Earth,, tthe leader- throughjh contestedi land in the learned1 to relish Idaho beef, and Sank. d Rhea learned to stomach pupil expenditur:ures for all to driviive budget policy in Idaho ship void in the rcgioilon grows. West Bar Myriam Marquez is. school districts is above the is anatlathem a to basic concepts'ts President Bush hasas staked his IraqI can’tca achieve true peace •ringing unlessi dieth Israel-Palesdnian cri- page coJumnift ^ t/ic 'la tio n s h ip posed chSl- nation’s lowest 5 percent of ofstat«a te sovereignty.” Nationalal politick future on bri SentineJ. Readers m a y; for Megan, too. Reporfers, rankin,ings - the kind initiativeire democracy to a post-S[•Saddam Iraq sis is restesolved. The two are inter- school districts. tneland to dependcidcnt bccausc thc decades* a t the Orlando Sentine Tone knows, are supposed i, a Twin Fails supporlorters are trying to pro-X)- and delivering a hom< s OmngeAve-.Oriandp,!^ Fla. 32801, to m aintaiitain an objective distance, Dennis Sonius, a le Palestinians in a “roai)ad m ap” to old plighight of Palcsdnian refugees elementary prind]idpal who is motei -- may provide for some Usiiistinctson' remainsns an open sore throughoutic or by e-tnaQ at mmarqrgu6E@ortan- g u t whtwhen an “embedddd” -esting water-cooler con­n- peace with Israel. His dosentind.com. >r works, eats and lives slti<$-'. organizing the initnitiadve, says interes this dual approach anare solid. It’s th e Midciddle East. At the same reporter w r it’s a matter of siuvirvival. “We’re versatiation. But they have littie t^-sideI wiwith news sources, objooJ ning otherwise. ______tivity can 1 ahbetricky. on a starvation dietUet.” meanij an quickly bonded with^horr But an initiativitive will not It’s n5 m uch more important to ------M egan c re ------IL e t t e r — hosts. OnDn ]Megan^ first evening, ift' - solve the educatiiation funding centerer on how dollars are id Rhea% household, daugh^' dilemma. It’s iiimpractical, spentLt iand giving children thele pt of schools and education1 huve to evolve but Che m confided her pending ' unenforceable, probably best vevalue. virtual Academy li !, laws may have to be mechanism has co evo anent-netvs the family had; — deserves reformeced funding ss either■ diangeddi or amended to widi ic. The old budge : learned. out the intent of the nism of “ic costs $5,00 le summer wore on, Megim ■ About Robert Mayclyerls artid e can y out I dent, the budget will < titled “Board pondersTS virtual Legislanature. But thc concept of a :alked often about her rehur 13: virtual1 chartercl school should havefc spend that amount of schools” from Aug. 13: year and increase itb; eTrnies-i-]News The artide starts withwi “a school been scrscrutinized doscly prior to has amibitions bit to be an invest^a-' Stvphtn HartgM ...... PutriWMrP mentation. Funding issues ■ age each year thereafi •porter, but she struggled, 1 SI with no visible admininistraiois” implemc throwback to the dark I Clark W tlworth...... I..IMm«{(««dKor M lktSirtSmK ...... M«rt»lr«d!rKtor' but later Janet AikeleJe is referred shouldi haveh been dedded prior desire to protect her hbst. charter being granted. If as a virtual schcwl is c Sprivacy. • ' to as thc chicf admininistrator of to the cn 1. zero-based budget, wh Themetnbers ofthethe editorial board and writanen of adttorials are Stephen the academy. Thc adnIm inistrator is any neceecessary changes or amend- an returned to coUege la st’ m en u: to current laws were zero and adds the acn having developed an affeaca. school,1, one0 with an unlimited to the areas that accei nside their lives. In C ongress? Herelore's how: in Wasliish in g to n : public school. demic achievement (f IDVA is a combinatation of both; number« r of admissions, without 5 2 0 HHart a Senate Office , : charter havingg accuratea funding informa-a- “Spools that do too r ujecn the Lines” is Managing' it is a virtual public d ing time and m on» ii r Sen. Larry CraIraig Buildinjling school. The combinadition of the tion is; notm a w ^ thought-out d a rk Wilworthi weetdycob: and what we can all d iln u t the news business: : - In TWln f^lls, callII 0or write: V^shlnjlington, D.C. 2 0 5 1 0 two creates several unlaiowns,ui not plan, lus 10 In ^«sponsc to die statement, h y Etta Kralovec; ofvai comment ortosuggcstatom' regional dlreo- (202 )I 2 2 4 -2 7 5 2 juist 10 unknowns plu to TWin Rdls Public Libi Mike Mathews, reg imlmowns, but moree likeI 10 “ the funfunding mechanism needs to him at darkw9masicvat-c • tor e-m ail:II: unknowns. evolves intoir me 21st cenmiy," nott JANSYLVESTER lenoom,i,orcaIl73S-325S. or -.i-:’. imknowns times 10 ui m Meridian 5 6 0 Filer Ave. Suitluite A h t t p//cralffsenate.gov/email : / / I agree with Laird!i Stone, as the only doeloes the funding mcchanism

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Ranch _ Chase’s aunt, Louiseise Lanting, ' Continued from A l works for the Salmon RRiver Canal tlic hay rake. Co. and guided Chase ijin the right “I used to do thiss olall the time direction. He was ablt)le to lease before I worked in townnvn,” she says,. enough water for the f.field, using tying a shoelace. ‘Tdj bNNDURES honk now os weed aphids and cerea ‘‘But they don’t hoi to' mtfp over much as they used tol” tics that threatened to' Jodie does her partut in the hay* th e field. ing as welL She's exexpecting in The bariey looks go le family September, but thatt ddoesn’t stop ; placcs second in the 4-1tirioSS: The Tuck, hauling. tion. auerlte Lanting - her from driving true He says he stands toJ a LantingL - Bob's begun by his oandfath* wMe, anin extensione eduoa- June 3 1 ^ “Fve th o u ^ t about,t, you taow, . going off and woridngz 2somewhere T eaching stilt i l l t u g s in a dty or whatever, buim tl wouldn’t ’ tln Lanting - Bob ' want to give all this up,’?,’’hesqys:“I and RheJHea’s son, a school a t J u s t i n ’si h^ e a r t Jayden Mink, guess I don’t think I wanant to do any- districtt finandalIlr employee, Haying is in full swinrting, but some ^ ^ ^ ^ B s s a left, and hla thing else.” Jodielie IMink - Bob and of the Lantings arc taidaldnga break. ^ ^ ^ ^ B ^ H B uncle, Juitin R hea’ss olderol daughter, a Tonight is the 26A annualan North< Lanting. pet June 211 collegee aacademic adviser, South Shrine Bowl,I, theI annual the horaea out- tin Mink-Jodie’s ' ’ sxmimcr football ganzome for the How a raneleher huS,md, a former teacher Magic V allc^ high schoolsch football Bide tbe Mlnka' /orks on the ranch, house. Juatin wins his bi) r i d e " den Mink-Jodie '^AreccntFUcrHighS;h School grad* . ^ ^ ^ ^ B and Jayden call Bob, Rhea and son JJustin sit m and JustI outside linc- ^ ^ ^ ^ B ustln's son. uate, Chase plays ot ^ ^ B each other the dining room for a qquick i dinner. |^|,„I Lanting - Bob and backer for the Southiteam. te ' ^^^^B Justin, skilled in infonr John, Carolyn ani!It! 'Ibdd make p w ‘Unc’ and‘Jay- s younger daughter, . dee.’ nology, is here to n ig t pital dietician. . the trip into IWin FcFalls for the the family^ new compiputer. trans- ® I f game, as well as JuJustin Mink. ferring cattle recordss and finan- J '/ " Jacobs'J® - Kim's Justin's proud of hihis younger RI^BH cial documents fromm an older boyfriendsnd, an Oregon cousin-in-law’s footbotboll prowiess machine. Bob has madcde his stirfiy rancher.er. and is ready for a bre:ncak from the beef spedalty: a spicy' mixn of sicak Johnin Lanting-L I hay fields. His degreerec in agricul- tcriyaki jerite’s middle son, a the Univeisity jg^T M lg strips, vegetables anmd Marguerii ture education from tht ^ - sauce. veterinarinarian. of Idalio in MoscowV 1 tthe Lantkica’ newtypurcluM [. and eventually gniduatodi Rhea badgers Bol er intern in the Lee Hammond says he isi A b a ring l steers and growing bor- relents. ir program, funded by a s tc a kk cdinner is planned for v is i- ' “Well, OK. H e ju sts. called™ mes-News' parent j; :■ June 11 toxs. hc guesses sometime i V like a good man to askkifllhought Dan Hammond guidess cotmle of weeks, p a yamily l had hoped to grow my. Lee Enterprises. As I this land undl diey real-U it would bc OK if h c askedas Kin. 10 “ J Khor , Internship, Hinds ; M ad COWii sS c a r e lite Fbid Bxpedition downa ‘^ttre would bc nice border opening." Bob SI Chasexe L wouldn’t be enou^ tmi- - m any him.” lived forar threett months In the lies between die pens, Held ofirater sl Cor that w aterhun^y Rhea gusl^ her <« a te m w t. Hollister-aer-area home cf Bob jiCould help3 r1 a n c h re are your hefiers. Bob."" ,I IbeMivZOdbcoverj e ' Justin is curious, wonm dcnng how and Rhea e ' case of mad cow disease It’s the s ajyeax: So Chase, 17, got th e hea luting, observirig ; ^ b and Rhea mak*akc'thetripU) Hammorlond soys, pointing at cattle when loca!use for his project, provid-/I-/ Bob replied to the big'.g qucsoon. rtie lives9S cof a farming and ^ e r ic a n Fhlls todaylay to get one with thith o T-"«rings* coffee cupp has dosed the US./Can >t0 f*nrtnted 1 |^ look a t some off tlthe Lantings’ brand, and hopeOld a lady in Califomia whoo thought hc could cakee 4care of hen to Iowaa la last week but hopes heifers poised for saleale on the beef “Well,JL they look pretty good, I beef maricet has been i t Bob s i ^ “And he saidid he diought to work In the border is still dose, oop. nd in the area that wasn’t kin Idaho after gradu- market. think,"* FRhea murmurs, U ke g aU u> use her watier rightss iI be could, and that^s aurmgoingto ll. aiing. 'TTie Snake River CaCattle Feeders Bob agrees.ac heifers go to mailcct, tl • Chase has It win take advantage of ii;" he says to the groupP say." coB ringlbe feedlot is holding itsts iannual'field wwdien axe we gonna get ■na/iwn— since h edindiefidd. ’ iesdqy:Part3 ^ ------Besides a tour o£aCtfaefadlide!^n ti . th esesoBold?” l be aaks. prices. a. iMlMml. 1 I ' lsn*csine,but toshowine : in th e next ley. ~ Wn ?i ■...... I h e fan » to beat the com on tl i s i ^ ' ize d ,th m syofasingle gadonwat iseinCanada cropthisy onada border land to us ind tbe U5. edbefout nu p 8 in eo .If “I f ^ d sed when the owns land theLantin^ planiung i of die higher diis yeai;" ^ gathercdi 1, ■, P fi. ■ ■

Lj.:-.a i • V i? , '^CO PK '^ ; i' i m t a s . aow______' W o r l d UJS. soli>ldiers ^ )mb kills cleric’s( beo d ^ g u a rIsf ^ in Iraq 0 to 60,000 soldiers would Comblnwiiwlwlwwports______bigger intemario^pjpresence,but “* deferred to diplonu .oa .thf lecL-----;----- :______rediscoi)ver H SmAD.lEaq'-A.bomb plact-at- thorny c ju ^ o n of wfawhether some • lh e? InternationalInt CommRtee------BAGHI fted Cross said Sunday it __ed.outsiitd d e the_ office of one of m ilitaiy control shoululd be ceded o(the-Red mosc influential clericsics' -• to the United Nations,18.7------wss'scaUnfIing-biai<3c-the'number'0f ------. Iraq's a woridng in Baghdad after God inI 'Tigris—■ IdUed three I Iwdyguards andad Questions about: U.S. troop people wot IcdnO oth en t o ^ . the latestist stroigth ia Iraq harere heightened receivingsgvmmTngg that the Organ- TTKRIT, Iraq (AP) (Ai - With war wotmded n i ^ be a tenor target a seriie ri^ of attadcs on religiousus . since the truck bombabingofUIf. izadonmig! and death on s mmind, Spe. Bany af, headquarters in Ba;Baghdad last Nada D D< oum ani, spokeswoman Page was baptizedled Sunel^ in the figures^»'xh.the Holy d ty of Najaf, id Iraqi offidals said. week, that killed the t United for tbe ICB[CRC in Baghdad, said the Tigns River by an Army chaplain m- Nations’ top cnvev. allalong with at organizatio:itioii h a d gradually been at thu sprawHngng U.S. mihtaiy . dcuic. Ayatollah Mohom- >aecd Hakim, suffered onlyily least 23 others, cutting bocb ac k th e size of its staff headquoncni on1 ththe fabled river^ BBB i HI med Sac SrrJEiankan aid-w ode^^ scratdiesies on hi^ neck from flyingng About 150.000 U.S.ti. troops arc in -sincea Sri-j bunks. I a Iraq, along with 20,0),000 interna*. Idlledinan1 an attadc on a conv^Tuly A Southern Baptiaptist working as a Q B glass. BuBut the attaei underiincd a lg sense of insecurity in a tional troops who arere p art of the 22 south1 oof f Baghdad. She said the military policemannan. Page said he growing adon would bc keeping r ^ a L'.ir.T-^ * d ty at: ththe spirittial heart of Iraq^tl's U.S.-lcd coalidon. Rovoughly S0.000 organizatio decidejl to “reannoinouncc his life to JB f^S nc Iraqis are woridng wittith the United about 500 wv o rk ers in the countiy, birthplace of edvi- Shiite MMuslim majority and camc Christ” in the bin v p eattd dea2aRd9*by ShiJtcite States on security matattciTs. with thosewe being pulled out leav- lization. “I realizedEcd death is walk- ^ . ''j~ ' after rep tio n s in Baghdad. She said • ' leaderss f«fo ra o re protection for thehe Sen. Joseph Biden, 1I, D-Del., d ted ing positior ing in this place,”,” saidsj th e 22.yco^ some outside estimatestes that anoth- she wouldId b1 e staying old from Houston,3n. “It can be any • 3*—' ■ country^y% most sem'or figures, of us. Next time itic ccould be me.” Hakiipiip, a member of one of The temperaturture, was 120 as WffH! Iraq% momost prominent clerical fam- Page and threee lacc behind the . In othether developments: palacc, where thele rriver waters sur- • Riceteed with rising numbers of We are Buildiiling a Brand New sSt ta te of the Art attacks,:s, sabotage and foreign ter- round an artificiaicial island ove^ Mnd K -M a rt • . . . grown with palm1 trtrees. rorists,, IU.S. officials on Sundayoy Gym &: IDance Center Behii “This groimd has hs a historical., rejecteded sending more American dd U ntil completionin o u r c la s s e s w ill b e! h e l d 0 /-C. biblical meaning,”lg,” Page said. WR trexjps to te stabilize Iraq bul said can say I was inI ththe same waters. they wowould wclcomc additionallal The IVaining Cenienter ■ Ij W peace vrith God." HD a help froT)rom other countries, I’m glad I found pe ra. 349 West:st IOO North • Rupert • 678-08-0143 _ . Corp. Christianian -Gaspard, 24, Betterer intelligence and coopera- from Baton Rougeu g e , La., said he ■■jjH tion front»m the Iraqi people are keycy was baptized befcKforc but did it to reversersing the tide of violence,=1* I f you sign upap now at The TW iiingng Center you lock again Sunday beoiiccausc “he eiidn’t said L.„ Paulr Bremer, the top U.S. in. •■■■I . ‘ iin C harter M em ber R iates. live like a Christiartian.” > • u«.Ar, Amty Spe. Barry Page, right, olOf HHouston, from tho 1st MP CoCompany of the civilianm offidal in Iraq. Gen. was always happy ... , . rd Myers, chairman of thehe ;epted.at 'IVan said hc waj Infantry DMtJon, to bipttzwl Sundlunday by Army Chaplain C apt.);.Xum Trail In ' Rcgi.stration.s will be accept “to have soldierss dtdedicating them- 1 Joint CiChiefs of Staff, said the The Trainingfig Center Monday thm Fridayday S:00pm - 7:00pm Tigris River in Tlkrit, about 1100 mmlios northwest of Baghdad. selves 10 God." ttwTIg . Uidteei[i i States would wdcome a I TalibansI say I they’ve kiUedk ■ ■ ■ . I Afghanssoldiers HMSNI B R O AWBANI ID 1 ' KANDAHAR. Afgl(.anistan wm ' . (Al»)-Taliban figliigliters ambushed a truck full of; g(government sol- , ' diers in thc southtithcm province of ROWIVEREDiBYQVWEST, Zabul, killing sevcin'cral, thc provin- £>al governor aiand a Taliban spokesman saidI SvSunday. 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WeWe have been Hi'6 'Doofus State for jtisjust two’lousy ^'afs, and now thej C^oriiians, who hadd tithe tide for d ed d e s, are trying to get it bade. ' 'How did CalifomiaI g

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MUCt IMHM/TW mastectomy and considered h#having her Implants removed Chrii Curry shashops for a bra at Walmart Inn Jerome.J Curry had siliconee IrImplanta (n 1 9 8 8 after a ma To make matters worsorsc, G i ^ lost itratlon Is s e t to approve thehe salei of silicone ImplanU sootoofl afler ii 10-year ban. the state budget sun>luslus. Califomia but decided nolnot to undergo the surgery. IThe t Food and Drug Administra had this gigandc surplrplus, billions and billions of dollars,s, anda now it's » p . gone. ThcyS'C looked1 ceverywhere, /\ TT# St implants Jare poisedI t o r e t u m but' nobody can findI itit. It is the r X l Uter a decadee of fear aniid lawsuits, gel breast ■ost. “They vmn’t think ) Wrapon of Mass Dcst•cstroction of last implants seem posedcd to 2 0 0 1 , less thanin 10 : years later, the groupip the Washington Post, By Steveve Crump silicone breai ns about risks and benefits bei -they’ll just budw c surpluses. retum to the: imarket. reported 20635354 breast augmentations ' Of coursc Californiaua is not the Tlme»Ne^ naker and 81,089 reconinstructions. assume FDA approvaim d of som ething like { ------With no fanJuifare, longtime implant ma] safe.” first sm te to find itselfIf bbeing led by has asked the “The sdence just didn’tI’t this m eans they’re safe a ^ow n bonchcad. NKtony other SHOSF>SHONE - In 1987, Christinaina C uny Inamed Inc. h ns . But scores of studiesdies hove failed to prove in’t need; FDA to allowV iti to again sell supportSl all the daims states havo gone thithrough this ' had a doidouble-mastcictomy she didn’t about the dangers of sili* that implants causew dthe connectivc tissue ■ I ordeal, and the way theyley h im tradi- the doctoctor mixed up the biopsy repoiports, she silicone breoeast implants; rVnP )n diseases, such as rheumatoidrh arthritis, in ’t have the agency is cxp< ^ed to pending on the conc „ implants,” said Dn donally handled it is to0 ppretend that says, ancmd it tumed out she didn’t Dell Smith, a Twin FdlsIls lupus an d scleiodemianna, which thousands of etentandpop- breast cancerca after all. moke a rulu int rtass*rrirm .laWaute tbe bonchcad is compete agen<=:icy’s satisfaction °plastic surgeon. women ddtaediinu ular, thus causing himlim to bc so Traumiimatic enough, but things got worse Dcpendi^ or No one denies th at somenc against the manufactuacturcrs. I d a 1996 book, . impressed with himseiself that hc in the ’90s.*90 satisfaction with m manufac- with1 rmanufacturers’ ir- Dr. M orda Angdl, thentha executive ed ito r of nplants in turcis’ siliconi)ne studies and ^ implants ruptured, requir­ r e t i ^ &om the governemorship and Cunyy had1 silicone g d breast impi; ing repair or removal, find[id the New England Jounfoumd of M ed id n e, said I runs for president ofif t the United iggg, thehe same year that the federaeral Food two years of: padentp follow- s ilic;one o i studies and j{ ne that unscrupdous Oldtrial lowycrs had manip- Iked the up (90,000 jwomen have that some women becamc I States. and DDrugp Administration, askci ill. “Wc know there hasn’tI’t ulated th e sdence‘ to to convince vromen - I But Califomia has a iumque syfr implantu manufacturerst to provide! ev:cvidcnce received the th implants tWO yearsV< of patient “ ing media - th at silicone earch studies), been a breast implanc man­in- and an unquestioning 1 tem of government, kncknown tcchm- that thele deviccs( were safe. through reset I’t implants were dange;ngerous. Then c n n c a i could bc back follo' ufactured that doesn’t cally as the "Any Rondordom Loon Can Thcnii1 in January 1992, after multinItimillion- silicone geb c low-up (90,000 sometimes “ rupture,” Dn)n widely publicized reportrep from the i-.jsti- Put Any Random Ihii[hing On the dollar juryju awards and hundredsIs » P“' conc im tm plants. By the mid-1990 Even Inamcd’s patient lit-it- have connective tissue tiss disorders than ^ something to a statcwi 1 1 have had no problems withrith them. H ie mushrc fie chest, causing lini. d a l campaign slogan: “( s;ou£ 1 tem porarily chilling effectcct on- an d thac someJ sdentistssc romain conccmedcd migrate outside the c icn che last doctor I talked to, a plas- acDon had a t called granulomas;; lorlong^term offects arcii Maybe He’ll Improve.” BC no rea- breast imploilants, but demand hos sLsince about serious heihealth consequences. iynthascoura- tic s^geon, o said that hc could see i DA approves silicone gel(d known. Pom King Lany Flyn r m e to have them removed.ed. They grovm dramoilotically. The American Sododety “If th e FDA geously thrown his hat^ irimo the ring, 7 aug- implants-now,, womenwc will assum e they areire Fcigal cold the Los Los Angeles Tim es thai I fine and he could not sec anymy sign of of Plastic Sujiurgcons reported 32,607 a :w all previous studies of degjite the very rcfil1 rrisk that he looked fu mcntaaons oiond 29,607 breast reconsQistnic- safe since theyley have the FDA seal olof the FDA will review a: leaking” lid Pleasease seeI IMPLANTS, Po.’o D3 will draw attentionI tto himself. them lea )f fortune. tions the yearit Kessler restricted siliconc)nc. In approval,” NOW►W President Kim Gandy told (Lany’s hat is sdll irin the ring; Now,irr, in a remarkable reversd of f« nobody wants to pick itup.becauseit i ’ Imows whprc thath at thing has been?) Needierwork ma;agazine )t aro Amold buying tlheir 'Also on the ballot i loppers aren’ta b Sdiwarzencggcr (who) hash; promised to straighten Califomamia out b y , ___. * _ quote, “Not making returns$ in book'i form * movies” ); Arianna Hufff&fSonX Wllinter coatitsinAuigust an;lym ore m et wife of former conjongrcsspcison How m any of you rremember M ichael Huffingtogton; the The Woshliahlngton P o » t______9 the little craft magaziizine called Huffingtons’ former cat,» t, Puffington I Workbaskct? It was once the Huffington; Demi Mooroore; her cute Wintercr coats in August-for I world’s largest scllining needle- S f.w t n c ; I work magazine, reodiining iu apex J netV boyfriend; thehe Oakland dccadcs,s, that’s( what most fashion Barbara Gash Raiders; the late Bob3b Hope; and rctaUcrsli■s have offered at this dme I in die early ’90s, beforore ceasing j Harold R.Wankmilkcr,a:r, a resident of of year,ar, olong with heavy • I publication in 1996. ally got on tho sweaters, I First launched in 19!193S during Nevada who acddcniall; rs, wool pants, hats, gloves jcgan as a | I t ■ .•'.■J ballot when he attemptjpted to pay a ficr weathcMnappropriatc I the Depression, it bci Califomia speeding tickicketbymod. apparel. I modest pamphlet cd^ c d Aunt levels. All have* casy-co- campaign stnstroteijy >s to thukis year. I Martha’s Workbaskct. It soon ™ n rcctions. It’s like a caj>- ndnind the voters thatIt if they dump Maybe3C retailers arc getting I thu hearts of avid needsdleroirkeni s„ic i„ i,is,„istory-the jau n ty suits of hi|^ th cj^ wind up bcir»s,^, tldie broad-shouldered by^Some wingnut HisIis opponents’ , I Publications pureha:losed the i„„|<„t,hc10’4 ’40s, the prim fashions stf^egy is to remind the voters that Attltl more dcspcr- I archives, and is now- nrcs about. word mn 1 fashion recailing-is not to operate on the dd,, unrealisticv "Ihat’s wh ’ be-rea^y. aters into its stores until1 and earrings from 195^154 makes a sewing foryr tlthe Detroit Free Press. . k the chads. justforththe school-bound but their calendar is high-fiishionon designer ping sweatc her at the Five Press, P.O. WcYebrip^backt] 1 who really October. WiWolfe said afte r speak-:■ comeback in seed b Detmit, M idi. 48231. or do bliy a winter coatit in Juhr,’^ ing to thee diain'5« merchandising; thread by Hondy Hammds, and is Box 828, Dc Dffvc Barry is a hiancm or coliimnist years the;hey have rejected buying >eginncr. scnJ e-mailaU cto compusctv<9a6t.com. IS an d coats during hot- Wolfe sdd. “But the restn of the team lastt week.v And why, at the2 sii^ Ic enough for a bej forithc Miami Herald.t. WriteM to him sweaten store in a local1 Inero are about 3S35 projects , Lettcrscanam not^anstx/erad person- td. One Herald w e a ^r n months. worid is getting doserr andt d o se r Express i • Mumi Baald, sase see ATTnUDE. Page B3r covoring many, styles,!.yamtypes oRy. M um i, ^ 33132.'32. *Tneort only ate a th at still seems to instant gratificadon."L** ‘ ,Pleas< I I 1 ' I '-f . ' ' ' " i j ■■ I- •Ic-'; ...... ■ > ^ blscopy i.- '

M n » w Ww>i,TWtnFift ,2003 • ______-W eddbsNGS —— H e m :t hr&~FASHIOIT< J ; — J j ^ l ADFIELD-BOViiWDEN J ^ : W ~ JEROME - Melississa Marie x d Me clas Adfield and Ryan Alyttyn Bowden St. Benns offers 1Baby and wereraairied Juno28 atattheSoake B l I Rhfcr Elks Lodge in Jercmtoe. ■ tered nurse, emphasize St. Bcncdicts toiUy Medical rth, changes lhe bride is thc daiaughter of Batv and Mc To do for you ' tion for labor and birtl; Centcr will offer Bal during pregnancy andid newborn . Gina Wells of TWin Rills1 and dasses from 10:30-30-11:30 o.m. ______cpre._Partidpants arec a s l ^ to ^ Dennis and C arrie Adfield A of pr ------Tuesdays a r th e Healalth tl Educadon---- dohal-boboard-certified -lactation' - bring two p illo w and oloblanketto' r . Jeroine.' Ccntcr, IIS Fifth.Ave..ve. W., Jerome. consultan:ant. , cach class. The grooin is thc soro n of Maiy This w eek’s topicpic will bc partidpdpants are asked to bring; The dasst» arc free« for those ' Stauffer of Jerom e andid Alyn and .• “Bc^nning Disdplineine.” two ptllov[lows and u blanket to thc who will M dcliveriiring at St. 'nna Bowden of Chubbujudt. The session is for parents of doss, Benedicts Fhmily Mediciical Centcr. — J. The ceremony was off)ffidated by L _ ^ _ — chiidrcn from infanifancy through The dcbM a is free for those who Dan McAtec. Mike Ihonompson was M elitul»M and Ryan Bowden To register, call 324*1 ,,R.«nbln and ERzabeth Day toddler years. w illbededelivering at St. Benedicts; 3361. the soloist For morc infor- Fiimily MMedical Ccntcr. For more of die bride, A d fid d o>f fjeJerome and grandmot^- The d ass is free. For Misty Adfield, sister of > groom, Anita Ridley aad mation, call 324-7262.62.. informadiation or to re n te r, call 324- s g i n m n -D a y served as the bride’s maiiaidofhonor. Breast'screenlng H ic k idcd Amy Sharon Bow J.C Aahl^, friend ofr it h e s ^ m . The' d a ss will indurcgistradon is •oom is the son of Gene Jd, friend of .T h e gijoiroom is a graduate of For more informatiition'or to ero® groom; Donavan Adfield H i ^ School and - the not required. For momorc informa* AbOUt^Cl^Childbirth It, call 737- “ f*** Charieriene Day of TWin Falls,■ thc groom; an d Jordi■danRonl. make an appointment, raduaie of BYU in Provo >f Southem Idaho vrith an tion, call 737-290a ored childbirth d asses will1 2192. H c is a grac , nephew of the bride. Prepan ______and is self-!lf-cmpIoyed in business other of the as^teV idi■is degree in drafting tech­ bc offerfered from 7-9:30 p.m. Preston Bowden, broil ie is employed a t Spudnik About breast-feedlBOing • -nicsdays,lys, beginning S ep t. 21 Tbdoforyou isacalcn'endar listing consulting.^lg. groom, was the ringlxjan events A recepuption was held July 18 in MSbot. A breast-feedingI d c|n«« will bc throughh Oct. 7, at th e St. of /j«al£/i*n!/O.BaxoxS48,7lx/tn Woodridge F a u x B I lin d s breast-feeding. taken theiie childbirth dasscs. Rtlls, ID 83303, or deli\Hiver to our The newcwlywcds will reside in tion oh beginning bre V Bcntonvilleilie. Ark. Enjoy3 /lhe look for 1 /2 the price! and will bc taught by an intcma* The sessessions, taught by a regis-• officeatl321hirdSt.W K L _ % n ISdesi'esigntrtolon&ihades. ^ 401% tiM fiovB eqtwl distoonfs. ^ m ^— W edDOING----- STARTING AS LOW AS... s c to in d * a»ao-aooa I M AGIG_ groom, served as best man.m aU of Boiseisc. J a c k s o n -A^ > R U S Groomsmen indududed Kyle Receptiotions were held June 27 at Polito of Boise, nephtihew of tiie thc hom ec oof Ken and Donna Beem t DHngMYoutheWtmionicProceiTocett'' K JEROME - Dani.aniellc Marie f l S C groom, and Eric Race ofol Ncw York of Jeromle e iand also June 29 at the Jackson an d Kip Charharics Andrus ' City, N.Y., friend of thec tgrpom. home of JolJohn Jackson in Lewiston, were m arried Junene 20 at the Mosen Moffitt, coususin of the Serving attat the reception was Susan Caesar^ Wedding Chai:hapd in South groom, was the ringbcarlarer. Schwarz, , cocousin of the bride, Lake "nihoc, Nev. Juded rela- Thc bridiride is a 1994 graduate of laughter of ^ b Spc d a l guests indi lh e bride is th e dau; tives ofth e oride. MaxK iand Chciyl Lewiston1 K High Sdiool and a 1998 Jackson of Lewistonon and Chciyl ;h., John and graduate: olof Lewis and Clark State % uv U m a l ^ Stoxc Asodn,Wash. Wilson of Asotin, Wash. and Max Wilson o f Ast Brianna Jackson of Lew>wiston,Jim. Collegc. ShShe is cmjjloycd at Kuna Oitr 27 Yean Profi»/«siortflJ Exptrience. Quality PnsiuWuffs fir Personalized Senw Hje groom is th e> sonsoi of the late Jen, Ron and Brandy M«VlcGuire and Elementaryary School in Kuna. Monte an d Joyce:c Andrus of Terri Tippett, all ofif Spokane, - The groo•oom is a 1990 graduate of Hazdton. Wash., and relatives ofif ithe groom. Valley Higligh School and a 1994 Hie Rev. David And\nderson offid* L - Ken and Donna Beemn iof Jerome, graduate• oof Albertson Collegc of f g g ^ : ated the ccrcmony. DwiDanlell«andKlpAmtni» John and Bonita Hcp’‘pworth and Idaho. HcIe is employed at Kuna Stephanie Witt, frifriend of thc _ _ ary Sdiool. ‘ brides matron T a m ^/ PPalito, sister of th e groom, Bradley of TWin Fiills.s. Arlyn and Elemcntarj ! e g bride, served ^ thc br nno Jackson, niece of thei Norma Bodily and ShShawn, Risa A fter a honeymoon in of honor. Bnanni one,'the newlyweds reside s •'• Ocuguord Plus luded Jennifer britle.vrawas thc flower and Masen Moffitt. all of Eden, Yello\vstoni Bridesmaids indud i and Tbmmy, Mike andI IKyle Poliro, in Boise. : • Multi-Vitamins Gomez, friend of thcthe bride, and Uhlenkott, fnend of thc •VitflminC (/UdtitMdmi) yProdurts .i Liposudction is ofteen painful,jimpermai i neiit Meeverm iss • Botli i Beauty • cajio and thighs, or if youi happen1 to -•lii ' DEAR PAULA: Ab(About six years •liposuction h i e action! -BUyM ago, I w ent co see: a plastic sur* {^^■ | gain weight after thc 1 t«rydoy Discounts. No ■ m b^ip Fee Require geon (recomznended:d by1 my physi* • procedure - and who10 stays the . • Thelie TImes-NewA CosMii'ncs ind year out, Quality Products a t EvonFaUs *1172nd Streetset West • 733-7735 dan) to in q u ire whctrhcthcr same weighi year in am : anything could b e donedor about my ^■ ■ 1 most everyone gainss weight at ' Downtown Twin some point - then ththc fat will . cellulite. H e suggeste•stcdlgctUpo* ' Paula ^ g o u n sucdon to m ake thcthem less obvi* come back in the sam< ous and to improve/c i my shape. I the dimpling w ith it. was only 18 a t th ei tiitime. I hadii*t considered liposucdcction but even the type( Paula Begoun is the'te author of t the suggestion fromorn a man at julite, th( t “Don’fGotot/icCtwmctiaics Counter S lT h eeliines^'JEW l S such a >oung age madmdcmcfcd^ depositpe thot easily shows cel* W ithout Mc (6thI «/irfon;" ; though I wfould com:ontinuc to bc Liposuctithe smallest am ount of faci (Beginning Press, S27.9i95;. Write to Make ; unattractive without it will show a dim ple, her at 13075 Garcu>ayI £Drive, Suite ' ahead and d id it. Noblobodytoldme i!- ‘ , J iction " removes fat b u t ilr J60, Seattle. Wash. 98111168 or chcck how much p ain PdIbcinposMp. b( 'encriclt mean fat won’t b c rede*I out her Web site: wwiuiw.cosmetic- 5 scop.cotn >MEGA The pain and brubruising were “ j d in that area. If your incredible. Most iijmportanily, c background’ means you nobody told- m e thathat thc results o gather fot in your hips IIILIONUH ' wouldn’t b e permarnancnt. Every ■ a ■ magazine F d ever retread said that I ’ liposuction was a permanent ■ ■ ■ ■ soludon to cxccss cellulite.cel After IWII L L i ^ p P »NS two years, I looked1 ththe same as I did before thc surgurgc^. I wish Bo< w 1 In E^lThcrniKS^ EGA^ It L O O K For money daily 3 it to BID on weekly prizjrizes or at o live ' someone had told mcme liposuction Just 1 3ily, CLIP it out, and use i doesn't w ork for everweryone. I sdll ieglnnlng Saptombar auction on December ite conlest details b elo v/ andor start can’t wear shorts or a bathing aer 6, 2003. See completean dollars in MEGA*Millioiillionaire money. suit. Have o th e r pcoi>cople had this searlarching the paper every < problem, o r am I justust unusual? ry day for over one million - MELANIE,2, VVIA E-MAIL I t 's e a ly a n d w inn ! DEAR MELANIE;[E; Not only is nsy to plai1 items must prize providerder al its sole discretion. . your problem not urunusual, it is N o Purch:ch4se Ncccssary. Opcn lo ■ements of Sponsored bybyTlicTlmcs*News. 1 132 rt r U.S.l.S. residents 18 ye.irs orlo Scrip for weekly .luction il I actually quite typicalical and one of sl. Twin Falls, ID 83301 To pl.)y. c o lle c t M O G A,>r - be bundled in increied m.inner 3rd St. West, 1 I the problems with1 li liposuction - y older. To II not bc liable.for any lire tinmey ("scrip") and bid\- 5100,000 in nn organizedis or il m.iy which shnll n( . it’s just not one cosmismetic or plas- „ , jiiji, Million.iin ss, damage, cost or ^ on prizes.es. Scrip vvill b e p u b lis h edid for weekly auction ilemsil scrip will injury, loss, ; tic surgeons like to3 didiscuss. First, sing direcllv orindirect- side the Times-News ("TN")rd be refused. Only officialed, altered, expen.su arising • cellulite is prim ariljinly about fat H J f>^\ d a ily in sid ctio n w ith this c o n te s t o r /Ol/cn through 11/29/03.") be nccepled; reproduceiiTip is void, ly inconnectioi • deposits and the‘ sistructure of whose decisions in all ount of money in llic p.iper3, def.iced or facsimile scri|1* and is not prize and wh r your skin. If your skiskin texture is L — -I Thv omoui ; final. Void where pro- w l l l b v a[inmumted n r lhe d.iy of publi-er Scrip li.is no cash valuein i exchange matters are fir Iding or other participar Use scrip lo bid on weeklyli- rcdi-em-iblc olher lhan in. case.of a tie., hibiled. Biddin c a tio n . Uki tutes .ieccplance of nU items, published twilh esti-ly far w in n in g b id ile m . In eldc between tion constitute sor is not responsible fot ret.iil v.ilucs) every Frid.iyti- bid. .1 drawing will be helirizcperbid- rules. Sponsor mated ret. irected, incomplete or 9/12/O.T5 throuRhI 11/2W03 or »y in lhe finalists. Only one prisIC prize per lost, misdirec weekly win* illegible cnlrieilrie.s. bids, n o tific a tio n s p e rs o n nt lhe finnl live nuclion onin der per. week, only one for fu tu re o r s c rip d e liviv e eries r nor for m is -d e liv - 1 2 /0 6 /033. 3 . Wi-ekly a u c tio n b id s can>n b id d e r .il final a u c tio n ; w« te mail. Sponsor’ is not b c d r o ppped p ' off at p.irlicipnlingm nors are nol eligible cision f finnl. ervd o r' Inte n Ca dat lhe final responsibleL* fi for printing, typo- businessesses, llic TN office - 132 3rdlg weekly prizes. TN dccif \ eligible for graphical, mtmech.inical or otne4 aring for S l, W ., Twin Tv F.ills, until close ofrd W wkly w in n e rs m a y b id t uding such errors as m ar s or Hubmilled online nf at live .luclion and remain>ughout c the errors, includir business i roncous appearance www.rn.iKia}»icv.illey.com/millionaiar. at random drawings throu;Is a n d rules . le a d to e rro n i . Se . S crip av.iil* q u n lific a lio nn fo for a prize. Enlry cqn-» u n til 11:5‘J:5‘J pm llic W ednesd.iy fol-V. contest (d ra w in g d e ta ils send self- stitutes consenisent to Spon.'ior's use oJ eniors lo w in g thc thi Frid.iy announcement,ll- av.iil.ibte .IS they occur). S a l lamc, biographical dat^ M a g i c V g weekly bidders will bcIt. able al n o c h a rg c ; nvelope si to: winner's nami W in n in g ' ss for advertising. pro-_ n o tifie d on oi Thursdays .ind names,’c addressed stamped envrhe Times* and likeness f Valley R egionalS e r v i c e s • marketing purposes, M e d i c a l p u b lis h eed d on Fridays from 9/ 19/031,‘s Millionaire Money, Th, 1\vin Falls, motion or m i 13 New s, 132 3 rd S t. W est, h 1 cnvclnpes without additiiditional compensationii I ih r o u g h1 11/28/03. Individuals, ll C enter L ab Setions, closer to x-serves the right tq n o w o f f e w h o s e minlames arc published as win-s, 83301. Request nnd bothOne request Sponsor resei .iy. R equest r e q u ifv verific•ification ; (including affi- n e rs , n ree sstill subject to verificationn- musi bc h.indwrilten. Ot fers m ore locatic winning bidder's idcntli y o u r c o r o f w in nling in bid amouni to claimm per hotischold per day»y's scrip is davits) of wini ng bidders may bfi ooiing of scrip is permilled,m mu.Hl specify w h ic h d a yrked ' wilhin ty. Winning prize. Pool lo complete mutuollj? 5 m m u n i t y . b u t b idI nmiisl be submilled (.indd, rcqucslcd, be postmark*sh date, and required to m an S enior C enter ivlen.He of liability b e f o r j MONDAYS prize .iw.irvnrded) in n.ime of one indi-id thnx* d.nys o f th e p u b lis hipplies Inst, acceptable rele il- . are available while sup1 on a first p riz e i.s a w a'arded, rd i or nltcmatc w lnj ‘ 8:00-9:30 a.m. HagermajHazelton S enior C enter vidu.->1 onlaniy. Weekly w inner's scrip TUESDAYS imount of thc bid inusl beip Requests will be filledis. i W in n in g n e r m a y b e ; chichosen. Contests spon* in the ami ayees of Lee EnterprisejJ or Center m a ile d oor r delivered (during busl->e com e, first s e rv o b.-»siH.>le fo r any so rs, e m p lo y e e p WEDNESDAYS 8:00-9:30 am . Eden/Hazlone/Rlchtield/Deitrich Senior ts-News, and contrnc(erty/Hansen/Murtaugh Seniorir Center ved by 4:30 pm on the thirdto applicable slate or fcdci.d. before agents (suchh as a s canlcrB , d riv e ra an® THURSDAYSITS 8:00-9:30 a.m. Shoshone sentatives) nnd immediq 9 day following notificationrd f.iilure to provide lax Ivoid prize, sales represent business d and hou.sehold mcmberij ; 8:00-9-30 a .m . Wmbertyy o r n e x t Ihishesi bidder will bcin prize i-s awarded may vcho.ien. No ate family and groups arc not eligible. 3 -selected.i. IPrize w ill b o p re se n te>c d wilh alternate bidder clion# nnd no of all said grou 3 VALLEY •ized by the 5 o n « ! sc rip total ha.s been verified.;d cash or prize substitutioi - j ; MAGICvlEDICAL CENTER d, iMnsfcrs unlcjis authoriz lU H REGIONAL ME u y j w i ' wesTtml!ftlUBlECOt»Y HoBd»KAa»Wewt.T»lnfiia».l

naturaldly occuu r r i n g io m ^ a --3 fiats 1protect your b}tain? just very mudi struck mele deningfy ■aVnilar namle e of linoldc' Agriculture,ure. PoKaipita consump- -- ' - and it ju! i e d 25 pounds p er year, pirt« wmilnttoo Pmtw t______. that it isIs rmostly fat,” he says. “Thele add, i ^ c h is found ih ii soybean, tion reach ec biochemifn i ^ of fat and li^ d s justst safflower and corn oils,Is, as well as “That meancans dial there has-been ' ' B ^ b e y occur natuiBturally in' fish, H jK i^ seemed1 tito be very unoq^ored inn in meat, poultry, fish aniUld such pop- an 1,000-foldfold increase in (consump- ^B n seed , canola oil,dU, nuts and avo- psychiatritric disoraers and that« ular fare^s process»sed foods. tion of) omeomega-6 fatty ad d s” over f seemedi (odd bccausc there areie Omega-3s ond omega-6i-6 s are dose 100 years,rs, 1 Hibbeln says- “So we • B f i j la n d sold in dm Of QKtaiy m any prolirofound ncuroloracal disor-r- enough in chemical struructuretobe have litcr^3 ^ ^ ^hanged thc compo- . ! aM plemenu. Incrccreasing, they i ders thata t aro known to be causedti able to compete forir the same sition of pecpeople’s bodies and tbeir show up on grocpvceiy shdves as by lipid1 problems.”p molecular tiiachinery' thatt allows brains. A veivery interesting question . S f f i latest fortificadciidon in sudi p o ^ The brabrain itself, is, in fact, about-il entry into the brain, ... is to whtwhat degree the dietary . j fore as bread, eg, 60 percenent fat, giving new m eaninglg ' That fact might simp]iplystillbea changchasclas changed overall behav- ^{^s, margannc, bs 10 the teterm fathead. But unlike^ littie quiiic of naturee had not a iorinoursoe Americans got m ost oof their fat bug the heart againamst the inflam- body.” noinotes Hibbcla from free-range animmals, which . 9 itteadon th at can lealead to blocked Essend;ntial fatty adds are fats that have higher levels of omega-3s vAOeries an d for thwaiwartinganirreg- 2 produced by the body but !cf and pork ' - o J leartbeat‘Ihere% MunCo:o beani,b pictured hare, aro richBh Inli omegs4 fatty acids. Thesese fatty adds can’t bc p than the chicken, beef ■ ular, often fatal, heai •eventing com- a r e r ^ uuued u for good health. TheyV commonly eaten today,ay. They also ■.gcovring evidenceice that these ara prfnrfzad for protecting th e heart and they may be helpful In prev •y roles in the struetxuii of WI..WI...II consumed al» u t 0.02: pounds i per :od d sugars arc going a doser look. Omefmega-3s, dubbed of rese;isearch; population stuches, ail crials and basic neuro-■o- plements, aro far (Jieapta" ch than these esasssentjal fats that regulate•S NIAAA. “It was like ats, tsunami.” u p a n d 11 am constantly { f5iht “happy” fats inin se that omega- axons thahat enable neurons to com- depression, bipolarar cdisease, atten- Not*ot only are the data consistent ingrwlient in crackers,^salad^dresfr s •*cookJe-hic-holic” and wonder ose areas, but t h ^ are veryry 3s may help bridge thcth treatment municatelie with cach other. ings, baked goods and ^d(s^-dcficit hyperactiactivity disorder; in thost ders-^p to 30 Oddlyy enough,i while the body- r free cookies w ould leimer’s disease robust,st,” says Joseph R . Hibbeln.In. gap in~ mental disordc f food of all sorts-accou i^^coholism , Alzheio ing treated for can mananufacture saturated fat, !es consumed n eip . r-juid even th e so ofol the fatty adds th at are to lUfts: HeolthHi and Nutrition Assodation formed•daconimitteeto a Naoona imega-3 fatty most vitaltai. One is an omega-3 fatty gs to make treat- Abusec anda Alcoholism (NIAAA) in The idea th at om CU9 Letter, thcthe sugar free cookies ■tiwiew the findings t adds might help treatat mental dis- a d d callcUled alpha linolenic add, ment recommendadcations for the use Bethesdssda,Md. I NEED CAS better for the diabetic Andid since there are few if anytty . orders dawned on Hibli b b ^ in 1984 which is foundI in fish, canola oil f i r of omega-3s. in when he was standinglg in an anato- and flaxaxsecd. The' otiier is an^ JUJIH Q ui£l(i thon tiiee regularrc ones. TTie • -----Whac m akes thislis emerging sd- side effieffects to eating foods rich in ;a.-3 fatty adds, there% littieJe my lab. “I had cut opepen the brain, omega-66 fattyI add with the mad- > 0 sugar-freeec >versions hove os : cncc particulariy inaintriguing is that omegorS 7 3 2 - 5 6 2 C rams of carbohydrates L' No credit cheeks • Fa;^astaen^lce 8 ™"- as th c rcgucgulor cookies an d ■—I almost thc same amount of Attitudeie__ , s_ calories.Tli.Tlini's because much in sales for the week erended Aug. 2 vey. NPEPD Group Inc., a m arket Co^nurtfromBl burned,ed,” said Jennifer Black, an 'i Dr. Fox‘ I * . o f th e carbarbohydratcs in /st with Wells Fargogo rose by S.4 percentnt compared researchJl firm, found that 36 per- Washington mall,11. inearly eCeiy to with the same weeeek in 2002, cent of: pjparonts planned to spend : comc from flout, not ed one-shoulder Secunnrities. “You ju st v«intcd to Now AccepD t i n o ' “mannequin sported e these retailers ahd say,ly, according to an indcdex compiled .more this thi season than last on just sugar.;ar. Indeed, often th e U ^ d te r tops, tank to]tops and short- ' by ShoppcrTYak. a Ch:hicago-bascd kids' ap|apparel, and 28 p ercen t ices used to replacc re mini” T-shirts. - W ^ ee up.’t ” lAfitc substances ,-^geved “cashmere n nencan Eagle Outfitters,rs, ' rescarw firm that ssaid it uses planned:d tto spend more on shoes,V. New Patie sugar aroro notr totally .“VJ'Last year we! wwere shipping Amei bad news is that apparel is h recently shifted its focusus proprietary technoloilogy to track The bai carbohydni^drate-frcc them selves.' jftfcavy kn its muchh cearUer in th e « IC- s^es in 175 chain sstores. Grog less likel;cely to bc discounted noww . ■ - s spokeswoman t™*" teens ” to the twentysome- . Also, if youyoi think that “sugar- season,” Express s > set. appears to facc a simi-li- Weaver, chairm an ancnd chief exec- th at it’ss nmore true to season, saidid ' ^ I S -P am Seidm an said,lid. “Now we're I’s utive of the sportswiwear retailer Wolfe of i^ e Donegcr Group. Hj free" meahicans less calories, and ng more true to lar aUeiilemma this year. The chain’s IC ~t:hrtgbB definitely stocking : sales dropped 10.5 pcrccntnt Padfic Sunwear, sai(lid August is “That'sIt's kind of a joke on the i m thus fed;1 itiiw okay to cat a few the season. Peoplee a;are not buying sccond only t& Dcccnember from a consumeiner at thc end,” he said,d’ • 1^ iriore. youou ore in worse shape n advancc any- ires open at least a year, three months in a he company^s in itial fallill s^ es and profit stand]idpoint for his “isn’t it?'t?" than withith thet regular cookies, more.” w, company, which opjperates 840 Old Navy, a divilivision of Gap (merchtchandise) flow, in our view, I d o n ’t kncknow of a 1 2 step ' not indude enough 'wearar stores nadonwide. recoveryy programpi for Inc.. will delay putdutting fall items does n< a “It would be hardrd to have a I i j O and fleece on options,” Black wrote in a 3 W C A R s l holies." so its best to su^ as jackets on [It note to investors,rs. good year if you hhave a bad H "cookieholi s e lv e s u n til micmid-September. Jy August,” Weaver said,id. “And those • P O O O S I iust eat lc*sslc*s: cookies 1 1 line of capri Amenerican Eagle has already ii^oduce a fall U . forccd to discount somene - who do well in Augusust tend to do Greaeat Selection Atkins I RAaiC "ItogKhcr.icr. piftits for women1 aiand shorts for oeen «' well in Decem ber" bbecause they Proc oducts, Cart>o-Ute I FOX CHIROPK eep fli>flops in ters.” men, and even kccj tailers once- hoped thatat tend to be th e ones wiwith the most P roduc CLINIC, P’.A .. . stock. “We’ve neveever clone tiiat -ly fashion sense, V Afount»/nWowC«r» iman Jonathon ing sweaters and coats early Or. Alan Fox * 1 1 2 6 Eastlarland Dr. North before.”, spokesma id But apparel may h;have to fight ( j ^ C e n t e r for the Elderty d give them more tim e-and Suite 300 • Twin Falls • :n t - m i Finn said. tcr chancc-to sell them, saidid extra hard to pryy open con- n ■.Ti SOOPoOtStE. Payless ShoeSouilource Inc. will of sumers’ wallets tlthis season www.dralanfox.co.com I KMmty^lpessM have m ore open-toc•toed shoes this k Guzzetta, president of :30;1-.45-6:00 I It's. But as thc coimtry hasas because there’s so imuch other H U H u Mon-Wed-Thur 830-12:30 2p8-423f-^1 fall, in dark er colorslors with thidcer Hedit^^s in, “cool stuff" for kidsis to buy: cell M iiwm!: Tu« 9:00-12:00: Fri 9 -1 2i bby appt only II • \ aer buckles, to ihcd into a discount nation, soles and clunkier pers have learned to wait foror ■ phones, compact - cdiscs, even entice sandal-ownin; :downs. '■ “ dorm room Icruckkcknacks and" tbuy a t lea st one moi tie locker accessories frtfrom retailers rtment stores. “'ehe customer comes into the - "Hcchc’s departn , sees it, likes it a n d waits.”5.” such as Potteiy Barnn iand Ibrgct. drtven in part byr didothing manu- lg The good news for6r retailers is lening its dehv- ctta said. “Last y ear’s selling ^facturers, IS shorten (retailers) lhat customersrs that families w iih sch':hool-age’diil- cycles from onunee a quarter 10 eadaiVCHE?I 1 to spend H eight weeks as it '^ant to t< walk in the store andid dren said they plan t USoRl every six to cigl Ul average of 5450 on baaack-to-school rmpcom* of 'tinui hc«ldches *omcometimet mimic c o f S S ^ s ,to keep its im out with something they can Ikcauie the *ym] tonight." items this year, abouout $10 more • migraine headachei, you m iy not Iknow that you ncc«! «o S & c to season. at lhan last year, accccording to a leniion-cypc or ir hat was canying Thereere were hints last week that Uliit. Review thc chart belowt. If you luffer front »inu» J “Any retailer lhat •now is working. U.S. retaillil National, R etail Fediideradon sur- I h ^ v y stu ff this timeime last year got '^ear-no torn*, Slim* C c B te f-b U b o cann help!hel i implantits ___ ^__ : Contlniwd from B l womanon has scant tissue left afterra a - The Los Angeleles Times and is the Washington Postsx contributed K f e ihout tha hood ^ Vos ■ Yos ! implant safety, indududing an FDA* masteaectomy, a saline im plant is er to camouflage. to this report I sponsored reportt ]putSshed in harden ibbing around oyet No N o \ 2001 th at'fo u n d a hhigher rate of Mean•anwhile, manufacturers arer e ------a upon arising ing on repairing silicone’sb’s Tlmcs-Ncws writerr Stci«i Crump T I fibromyalgia amongsng women who workinf 735^223, or hc*dachc lymptoi 3 m)m implants flaws.I. Ihey’ve1 changed both thehe can be reached ' a t / arge, post.nasoi ’ i had silicone leaks r lie write to him at scrum,mp®magicval- f e i I No N o I : that were a t least: eightei( years old. composwsition and design of the Sinus ot irritation ' ^ ______J “The (Institutee of< Medicine) implimtEmts and their o u ter cover-ir- 7ei,i.cDm. ; report didn't find1 convincingcc evi- in « . They’ve T m ade th e shellsUs Center ortaath l»|R9Wa-;'-ji'.:-- N o N o • dence about connectlecdve tissue dis- thicker:er and more durable, to nmented quite guardd againsti silicone leakage,;e, ■ m f T T W y ^ Poin throughera whon I No N o • eases, b u t commi ' Idaho : extensively aboutt locallo complica- and the•iiefw added an extra mem- ______a j g y . ; branee tot< keep silicone from bleed-!d- ____f Pain or throbi : tions,” h e said. th o t Is w o rs e i I Much of siliconeone’s comeback ingthrotirough the shell, Idaho's first sinus care clinic Yos N o here’s a lot more flexibility i s r - ' y ; ______• can be traced to.0. t the fact th at “Thei tw i CallUslbdi^ I Nosal dischori I saline implants arere widelyV seen as w th the th new silicone implants,’ * d rip o r th r oniting a t oravorsion ; on unsatisfactory substitute.sul Smithhsaid. s; M n Falli (20S) 7 3 2 - O j I/or sound > .''I No Yoa j "Saline implantsIts look1 and feel ‘ Curluny says she has no regrets l9iAdd/o '" iii B B Faciol pain MCand-or Stnigttight Talk on eider Law andi EEttato Planning B f l IT.46ITI______i o l o g y J imkLUUm em Idaho Cardio H ice D r . D a n i e;l l Brown, Fold Bh* haa laaa th anI alxal niontha to liva, myf : V Q u e s T io N t Toithar Is schadulad to, undndargo a numlMr of Dlogist i gr«ndmothioparatlons and traatmatlanta. Sha wondara ventional Cardiolc ‘ ^ difficult opy, your grandmother shouid kncknow that In her end*of-ltf* cir- { Most importantJy,; B is tha captain of the ship. Sha>he should Uke seriously the» 3vc heart care in thc Mu|Vlaf»ic Valley for ihyslclan and h e r femily. bu t shouldshe Know that ultimately the H b b S o u t h e i » counsel ot h«r phyivhich path she c h o o s e s to take(e I b with her. jrovide a complete range\gc of h eart caro I ’yttal d e d s lo n o n wtilc daho Cardiologists, we'v d«f# ara Improving their comimunlcatlons m i wtth patients andi At Southern Ida a n n o u nand c Nucicar Imaging. I ,!,■ M edical provWofB»r am iy of choices in getting Infoinformed consent from patients- a combination of skill a \ -discussing a wWeraistill- aii too fraquantiy - the dIrcumstanco ra where tho patient*s 25 years. W ithiinf’ a Heart Catherizacior an Interv( 3 ,H ow ever. th e re isditions, still tomiinai illness, a n d diminished dlrr capacity fail or are . services, includlr I thc quality staff at Souti•)uthcrn jwlth chronic conditio )Ulty In making end-of-llfe choio- hoir ftflhtfui role a n d responslbUltj jgil* joininjI School and Residence:e ttrainitng lunableto assert thoir 1 that Daniel Brown M.I t«s- W c are p leased t Itcr. H c is Board C crtifieiified in • is a reiath/ely new ap p ro a ch1 to medical care fbr porsons In1 ' 3gy. Dr. Daniel BrovUne've cc been helping improv Palllsttve carem is staneas. tt a p p ro a c h e s dyinglng persons wHh the goal ofif Idaho Cardiology alized training in Angiofjioplasty. land of lita drcumstmd distress a n d Increasing quaVjality of life. Df Callfdmia at Irvint IIan and compa.s9ion, we pr< •decreasing pain and at University of* ring physicians at' Southeth e m Idaho urrence of medical professiona>nals. paUative care offers the9 , r Mcdicine and Internalion, Echocardiograms, ar Wtth the concumiltematlvB to being procodured^cd-to-death. tt gives a person an Cardiovaspular N ’^Bylng person an alter :mcnt with Dr. B row n or u s on the m eaning of Ufa in tho>e facef of death, the opportunt- For an appointm ''opportunity to focus-a of < o n e 's Itfe, a n d th a opportunitunHy to complete re(atk>nshlps» '- I I / iase call 208-734-4880.•I.D. has choscn to join t I C V A L L E Y to take measurs)n. oi ' Cardiology, pleas ^MAGIC ;'lnn©odofattentk)n. completed his M edical i m J t i REGIONALL MEDICALM CENTER Voorhees LaM ureelZP 1 ■and u s e M cdical C ent* > 206.736.6000 Bonk BuUdlog • 2nd Floor • Southern Idaholal ( Mcdicinc with special l ^ BtUM o i EU*f Lia Allanvr ^ NultonilnilEkkfUwPoundulon I 'C*rtUM . or any of the other carir D. . 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The unable to pay the fuU price pi for cligibiUty, houiiouseholds receiving I Hansen school also wivnll imple- , / i milk s c r ^ undcr the spedsdal milk food stampunps, Temcor^ ment a new program, shisharing with • - Assistance foror FFamiUes in Idaho^w | oilier schoob.“We aroro tiying to ■ ^ h o l d ^ and incocomc cri- Food Distribuiibution Program’^ ^ . build connections wiwith other teiia wiU bc used in detei:crmining Indian Reservaixvations must list)t^' schools in the country’ to cxchangc di^bU ity for free and rreducM child'^ name,c, thti eir case ideas, teachers and1 dow the adult houseluschold TTie first school it williUworkwith ’ . .J levels shown are eligible forfor free or Households not nc receiving fiw will be Maya Angelouou School, a r e d u ^ pricc meals. stamps or assassistance must lm public chartered scschool in - V'i .For children to recci%live free names of aUI householdho membe^ - and Sodal Sccutw' Washington. D.C. lunches,1 the mondOy inconome for a the name and Kimberly High SchodiooL which '■'» household of one should bbe $973; number of thtie e primaryf wage eam*‘ reported a 5 to 7 pcrcercent enroll* for two, $1313; for three,e, $1,654; er or the houseuschold member wn6 * ment increase, has adoploptedancw for foun $ 1 ^ ; for fiVe, S2,2334; for signs the appapplication and fhc’’' Academic Recovery ClcClass. “The six, $2,674; for seven, 53,0,014; f or entire houscholshold income widi iSie''' classisforstudeniswhohovtrerenon- eight, $3354. Fbr cach ad.idditional amount and sourcesoi of the monddy. received by cac proficient in the Ida[daho State fomily member add $341 m VURII Achievement Test,” Principal Fbr children to receive• reducedr ber. lundies, the monthly inconome for a Householdsds thac list a fo^** John MiUersaid. PMM»rHTTTtAnM/n*T)M»«m . | sistance case nunwr • Shoshone Sdiool «counselor household of one should be5c $1385; stamp or assist Choate, HBnien School counteloielor, reslater* three brothers IntoIn school. Ben Corle will be a senior, Matt Corle for J two, S1,8S9; for three,c, $2353; must report when wh the househ{Jld»-: Terri Pacheco is plannjiin jn g a Web Qelanne Chi xarives these bcneRtS.'^ site built for the schoolool th at will win be a (refreshman and Andrew Corle willllll Ibe a *eventh-£rader. for1 foux; $2,837; for five, S3,133215 for no longer recei' six,« $3,805; for seven, S4,24^89; for Other househccholds approved •fdr'’ have links to scholarshiphip sites, col­ idditional benefits are5 requiredn to repwrw leges and financial aidid ssites. This. fpvnTTiS eight, $4,773. For cach ad. ■ family member add $485 monthly.w increases in household hoi incomecrt Stuart Junior Hifligh: 6:30 Scholarship Swt A Texaseas, which America,1. RockSprings,lA^.has p.m. 1 Sept. 8 for eighdi- antnd ninth- One hundredred high school scniott” ^ ^ recogrognizcs stu- Scholarsarships aro available to iing a 3.5 grade poinc avaverage in CoUegc in Rc :s.. named IdahIaho residents to its graders. | wiUbcrandomljimly selected to reccjyy,j. ' Lynn Hetnemann dentsits who have Wal-Martrt full* or part-time i their academic subjects. ege tuition prize. | The following studcnmts made spring honorlor roUs. IWin FaU? lligh School:Jl: 7 p.m. a $1,000 college achie\lievcd . a employeeiCCS. Awards go up to Sept. 3. Hie updated:ed program is open'tbj.; becween 3.5 $1,000 for for a full academic year < the Ust: Katherinenc “Kelly” Maer of 5 grade point average bei ophom ore Kctchum wa:was named to the pres* For more information, ccaU 733* aU U.S. residendents. Previously 0^3! 1 and 3.99 during the sqirsemester. and are awarded a' based on aca- Valeric Ash, a soj dtizcnship wasAOS required. In aM;^,. financial need, an essay i m ajoring in biology; anmd Adam idcnt’s honoinor roU. Named to the 6900. < He is a freshman m ms ajoring in demies, fir lor was Kimberly Child ^ tion, the schooliool eUgibUity rcqm ^^' aviation flight sdence.:e. and job performancepe appraisal. Jussel, a junior majoringng in busi- dean’s honor ness administration, botiithoflWin of Rupert. Buhl High School ments have beeibeen expanded so iluii.- He graduated in 2(2002. took students attendending aU hi^ier fidjy ‘ FaUs. Studentss rnamed to the presi- piano lessons for 122 >years and CarfOll CCollege names Twin ^ dent’s honoinor roU are fuU-timc announces • open houseS6 cation institutioutions - induding was a member of the AcAcadem y of p x BUHL - An open house5C wiU be year sdioolss aand technical th e Rem ote ^3118 SlUltudent to dean’s list Students i participatet e In completiletc a minimum of 12 Model Aeronautics, the u-s, and cam a grade held i at Buhl High Schoiool, 525 gram s-canuseuse the Sl.OOO prized. me C lub and CarrollII CoUcRC in Helena, , crodit hours, Control Model Airplane Summer Science Cai'8 n ip point averagiage of 4.0. Sawtoodi,i on Tbesday. Through the th CoUegeSTE]^^^, the Magic VaUey Aeroro 1M odelers. Mont. namamed 425 students to its tions wiU Program, studeiidents rcceive convcfj- ' ring sem ester dean's list, Jerome resident HUlo^ Studentss namn ed to the dean's Welcome and inti^uctit He also built and fleww rm odel air- 2003 sprin are full-time students bc I held in the gymnasiumm from 6 icnt e-postcardsirds with vital coITcge planes. To be indnduded, a student;, must ' W arren and Mountain HHome res- honor roU ar ident Robin Pctcrsoiion w ere who completilcte a minimum of 12 p.m. ] to 620 p.m. Teachersrs wiU be preparatory information inf such,]^ , receive a 3.53 grade-point-average i available to meet witli parerents and what dasscs: totot take in high scfa'imi^i ir for the semester and i among a dozen teen-ai-agc girls crcdit hounurs and who earn a < Students earn Samim Walton "r bclter Iaho and grade pointint average between studentsi from 620 p.m. untintil 8 p.m. how to studyy forfo collcge entranifijj.^ , , , take at lealeast 12 crcdits. Ifrom throughout Idal lents are exams and ho%vio%v and when to appj^ ‘ Community Scholarlarships Aime Leonard L of TWin Falls, 'Orogon who cxplorod;1 th e sd - ' 3.25 and 3.99.99. AU parents and studei ences at the Idaho 'Sumi m er |------______I encouraged ( to attend. for finandalI aid.ai' Eligible scnion ' rt e b e c c a made thehe list with a 4.0 GPA. < Refttjshments will bc servrved. For have a chanceice to win one of IOO ' Jones,ICS, a gradu- Leonardiisa2002TWinFallsHigh is !Sdencc Institute's Fon the Field held recently want your more i information, call 543-i3^262. $1,000 tuitionon prizes; in monthly; ateof ofKim berly School gragraduate and the dau^- i iy on*e Wev drawings fron:rom October 2003 " ?h School. terofStev:cve and Mayz Leonard. ]Idaho State University IPocateno campus. High school teacher jgIs diroughMay20 i Kelly iool news i » Students can:an sign up for the ttmcr. a Schroed< An 58,100 Fair Play gn^ n t from nam ed Teacher of the ider gets first ^ lUts of th e ptMMemdyod your newt and ptotot ta ^ B lO ar at WWW.’ww.wcUsfargo.com/co)- -INTEL to the Girl Seoul r caU 888-511-7302'foJ;j^ , In w ritin g c o n te s t Silver Sage Council fun ' TWIN FALLS - Magic3C Valley Icgesteps, or ca ;# “ sS.o<.i place In m ded this c«*wityti«.CdRor VourMWCMtfai 1 ty SUvers more informaticiation. . year’s program, which \was con- p« Marcsnioolo High Sdiool tcacher Patty duate, have i* —------1 Lindsey »nlo contact' ier of the Schroeder, a named Idaho^ Teadiei :n nam ed TheTlme»N*wi Year ^ at the professional-tetechni.^ School Days'ys welcomes student ship with the Idaho Muluseum of ano 1303 OiWiacx) Ai«. . Clover Trinity N atural History. The ttwo-week education summer confen SifKM Idaho S3316 June. . youracartemiem lc n ew s a 1 t o n Lutheran program is an intensive! introduc*i 7330931 Eit,It, 288 2 6774042. Ert. 600 tion to the sdences in^c The award was prcscnented by School Daysiays welcomes y ji^ ^ Bmmunity ^ School near 2areer & events, Buhl, received Icad to a lasting interest, CThowJaynoon Jenniene . Kauer from Ca L u tttrlolarships. Technical Educatois of Ida!laha Hiuisday notnoon is the deadl|ni'l! H ao g n es will first placc in gram introduced the girl ogy, microbiology, pmcc 4543or73«538 An educator ior 30 years,rs, SUvers for school eventrents. end Lewis I the fourth- lley H i ^ Schools alsodso are wdcomti ro grade division ardiaeology, cheinistry,.e e i^ ln c S - Emal; pat|)[email protected] has i taught at Magic VSUe gradui1 Clark School in IWin Falls for thele past 11 send in honormor roU^, photon’ beenliege in fc.’--' ' -Jl of the Carl iing, geology and physic^ nmnandpMim: ' school projectsects, spcdal achitf4^ i recipi I Hayden Yoimg . met) u ocen houiM. Partidpation in a micrcrobiology eiubimoOop.pp . parent wpnusom mi ents from students who> ssaid she ■ tos. Rebecca Jone* W Itional a Contest, odoflJeera was ^ bo4} an dfectivc teadidier and EmaU itemsms i to pami(&ma^D||^'* C olirs. m She vras Lindseycy was awarded $250 for ' ^laboratory, physics deiemonstia* WocWMinwnU ^ tions, chemistry, geolcilo » and QubMnti .manager of classroom discsdpline. ley.com ir or send to Schok13 Kimberly her writiriting. The 2003 contest i *Tatty is always here eaisarty. She Marcantonio,5, c editor. The Tlrti®” Jon<>3, senior drew aim*[most 400 cntrics from iinvestigations of severenu engi- ' Sehod pn^eetiSl ^ kw 548. TWin FbUs^Jgij; necring disdplines wenere ju s t a FuntkaHet* has high expccmtions, 'ai‘and she News, RO. Box attencS3 presidcm , throughouiout th e Magic Valley. i does a great job of teachinglg the Ufe 8330L andHigh school Cari Hajiaydcn was die publicist ' fewI of the activities. FiiField trips I— ; .,— !------1 < Colle{ V Lewis m ajor n a t affain Miss 2003, ’ c la ssi ■ ^ A V A I LLABLE A COPY ^ i^ A i» ie t2 » ,2 0 0 a . 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------— :— exieo’s BB aja— g u i i i c sranecpina e s d s t oire at Me " lesandfivoAarhotds. * tb d l ^ it but d » » is a possi- hurricane before U landfall, accord- " ‘IPAZi Mexico0 (AP) - golfcounes e National Hurricane eswipod die As tbe stnnnstt coasted notlb. die bflity t that this could be a vcveryrisl^ ing to the 1 HilrAcaiie Ig n a ^ sidesv Center in MlMiatrd- It WBS eiqtected sdMhem dp of tbe Bojaja gather. deep sea fishing,fis h i^-en d golf CalifoAiifl and' threateneened to run "Evetydiing d die arch-shaped rock An Ai em ployee takes aplastloe fun ba}a' boat bttlde a s Hurrtlurrtcane |0 iacio ! tip of this goingtofede d tbe worst affects in La strength s over the warm watersw of courscs and < adKMS land along tlie. ti le a major formationoff off its main bay. Hl ddJcrt peninsula sprinkihkled widi ^ We kncenow people don't really th t e gulf and could become approaches downtown U P«z « Simday tn Mexico. r l i s . Marirines head bad ■ to warshi] l^^bNROVIA, Liberia ( l^p^iirong Marine fo rce'ce withdrew t o 'm i^ p s off thc libberian ei capi- ’ tsf^, fioast on Sundqy, endinding sigoif* i^ V U 5 . militaiy deptojplpymenc on ' J ^ o o u n d after jusc 111 1 days and disappointing many Liberberians. ^ i n e Marines said1 American/ troo'i» v ^ d be in be ttatter posidon oi% j^e worships to respojpondtoaiiy fl9:^u p s in Liberia's's week-old . pcfipc accord, meant to !? y c ^ ' of conflict chac haihas claimed /j mow than 1 5 0 ^ lives. Xiberians, watching U.SU.S. militaiy hcj^ptcrs whir out of; si{s i ^ t in the unaimounccd dcpart\incure, spoke f^ufully of bdng descrte Minister Mahmouloud Abbas, was triggered by Arafat'fat's refusal ULY FRE E C HECK H (ING to 'itlinquish control of security T R fofcK as demanded byf thetli United > dismantle States in a push to d nptng anned groups. Tell your banknk th c jig is up. You’re dcdone with their monthlyily fees. You’re done jumpi - - -It'appears unlikely Arafat Aj will ...... MOFEETOTITALK TO A TELLER ba‘(^ down since hiss authorityi ready for Washington Mum;jiu.nl s ORTILEP w6\ild bc considerablyy weakenedv through h o o pJS. s.' YouVc done with fake frcrcc checking .nnd you’re rca EPHONE BANKER if He'givcs up commandid d tot pull out cnccr or cill 1-800-788-3-7000 and switch to trtruly Free Cheeking cododay. ______of the World UnivtJrsitycy Games( on Financial Ccni Sunday after a brawlwl between North Korean report'orters and human rights activists5 protestingf y's leaden Tto melee set badec hopeshi that the would symbolibolize intet^ K (M n solidarity ahea. of six- ' J l I W a s h iington l iviil u t u a l n ^ o n talks seeking to reserve a s ^ d o f f over Nortii Korea's Koi sus- p

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B«TImM*NMV*.TWInlIn F a tf, UMw Mcwtoy, Auguguat 25.2003______BANKRUPTCY c DRIVERS LOST Mala Rouwallar, COMMUNITY SERVICE Coma ^ loin ourtaam . Er40|i n wakrtng ooOar. tail longer Frao Initial oonauRalkMi 1Om CER . • ■ W ^ lU J MI ^ ^im iM I than normal-last aaen on R aaaonabia rataa t1The City otTW tn FaUa la ao- jbenenttsuchaa: hom«~:; >• Eastland. REWARD PANQBURN I LAW FIRM- ■ ■, ceptino appileatlona for — - time,<> oood pay, vacatkxi^. MAGISTRATE OlVJSfON Ua« Alanta, Unit 76, 9 ^ -I , pay, h e a » i I n a u r a n e a ..^ sr-* c riY O P KIMfiERLY 206-73M666* ( AovennseMENT regarding Pre-Bid Confer-' Estate No. CV-0&0043 W est M lasJon Lane,, Can 212-161B.* COMMUNITY SERVICE • P FOR BIOS ence. availability ol docu-:u- THIRD QUARTER Peoria, AZ 85346 ■—DffEBTaBirA— j OFFICEft-h RaorultJng " )(d JU N E 3 0 ,2 0 0 3 |NOTICE TO CREDrrOflS LOST Samoyed X. Puro Team, Soto, o r RaOef. SoaM propoMls win b«be ments for review and bid In th e M atter of the Estste SalOareta.Unlt'129ai69. white, mala nautarsd. PAYROLL SERVICES (or aavaral part-tim e ^ I ot bond'requlrements. Is st (20/hr/wk) v a c a n d o a . For Nswe(M»-1-688«)6«7a6** rocAlved by th e DM sion o t of Q E O R O e C . PUBANZ, 247 Jackson. Twin Falle. Right biue aye. laft brown PERSONNEL PLUS I between eam-spm.* Public Works, Stale ofo f wwv^«tat>ktu«MnVpmnm-sl- G ENER AL FUND < ID 63301 733-7300 Twm F*a» j appOcatlon pa cfca t Includ­ of h»/7»4* { Falls. Idaho until 2:00 PM.>M. Estimated Cost 152,000 I Expondlturos To Dalo 174 Moreland. Twin Falls. 63301, phono (206)735-7 « 06-30-03 $563,618B |tho abovo namod dece­ DRivEi» : > locol timo on S«pt#ml>arM r Ja n P. Frew d e n t. All p o ra o n s having ID 63301. V oUR HANDYMAN Bigor :251.oremaUtoparaonn- MTTrvck DrMng Bcftoei' 10. 2003, lof OPW Proloctect Ooaign & Conatrucllon< Mailorla Karaay, Unit 188. sman Joba. Call 206<78-- , “ic’ 0^ - 0 3 “'^® $355,888B Iclaims against Ihe dace- Class A CDL 3-« a 6 wks. > No. 04090, RonMf Scott'stt-s M anager. Division ol Public a dent or-hls estate are re­ « e8 9 1 7 S b w c c 1 3 2 0 0} Compassionate,I oaring. KM orM ^31^^0* 1teSK ^hi^'STSln 0 1 Worlta Porconlago Revenue lo Falls is an Equal Oppor- classes. ^ Job placem ent- i 'Building. Collogo ol quired to preseni Ihoir Soulh Pleasant ValleyI easy^mg.financlalVM- $30.000-*40.000/yr.- • > Soutt)om Idaho. Twtn Falls. Budgol 54.7% Road. Kuna. ID 63834 cure, great looking white i tunity Employer.* 28 Porconlago Expondlturos1 *claim swl«ii|nfour(4) . 208-737-9272* - * Idoho. Funhor inlormation.on' PUBLISH; August 25. 28 ■ m onlhs after f t* dato of the Lost dale c a sh pym t In fuUJ 45 yr. old male, that an- I J Including Inform ationo n and 27.2003 10 Budgol 50.8% J ) toys Ilfo Is seeking a p a tite I CORRECTIONAL DEPtiTY DRIVERSKS : llrat publlcutlon ol Ihls wlll b e a c c ep te d Is 9/02/03 Accepting appileatlona and ( by 5:00 PM - lomalo between age 35- "■ Class A CDL noedod. » — PROPRIETARY FUljIDS ' notice or said clolms will be — AOVEfffDREDiSD— * testing to aatabliah an j, forever barrod. Claims . 45 lor companiooahip, r o DAYCARE . , Tonkors. Local milk i Fund B a la n ce ' PUBUSH: Augusi SS andI mance and poaslble C all B*3-9044.‘ - - ■ ] Loon No. 2004283459 10-01-02 $1,007,016B must be prosbnted both lo Now h a s 4 openings. a^S o ro m o __ tho underslgnod at the September 1,2003 roiattonshlp. S e n d corro- Breakfast, lunch. & DRivefts ; T.S. No, 1055984-09 Rovonuoa To Dole ' spondonce to e-mail ad- County Corrwrtlona 300 DH PaTCOTWO. 9 7 9 S a " — — 06-30^)3 • $681,3477 J a d d ro ss Indicated, and liled PUBUC NOTICE snacks. ICCP accepted. ,N. Uncoln. Je ro m e . ID or OpportunityOf. for m otivated > ------MOTICF OF' TFTOUSTEE'S SALE ,. Expenditures To Dalo ' with th e Clerk of the Court. Actk>ns planned a n d taken . Praachool. 794-3718.* Call D eputy H u g h aa .}long haul truck drivers. ’ On Novombor 2 6 .2 0 0 3). . ola t tho hour oM 1:00 am . ol said 06-30-03 $574,5522 DATED thla 2nd day ol by j your govornm ent aroI FALLLEAQUES “ BO B E E P Day C ara & Ueutenant Comett HeaJth Hi Insuranco. vacation • day. nt THE FRONT ENTR>TRANCE O F FIRST AMERICAN^ FundBalaoco . ' contained In public noUcea. FORMING Join th e Fun. Praachool. Laam while 206-324-7583* pay and bo n u se s. THIRD AVENUE NORTH. TWIN 1 /iS^^aRosenbaum . i I Snaka Rhrar Bowl. Team, solo or roliof. - TITLE COMPANY. 2S0 THI 06-3003 >1.093.811 They are part o f your right having fun. ICCP =COSMETOLOGIST FALLS, IDAHO. FIRST AMIAMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE Porconlage Rovonuo lo3 ' Peraonal Ropresentallvo to , know a n d to b® InformedI Call now 206«7»-2606* approved. Agaa 2 & up, ^ C all 734-9062 , will sell at pubik: auction, to tho RAYBORN ar»d RAYBORN |ol what your govemnwntJs - , FTorPTandNailTochn- | ' COMPANY.,as Irustoo. will •j® Budgot 77.4% I [ RaUredprofaaalona) idon. Call 20S-67S-488S — hlghosl biddor. for co sh , casicashier's chock drawn on a State . fa/B.e. R aybom ,doing. As sell-govemmoni EanTuFtSlSoioOOrSmo •• Porcontago Expenditures ' ‘ 7 5 -6'H* 176 lba. non ask lor Julle o rJa y o n o * “ or Nallonal Bank, a chockck drawn i by a Stalo or Federal 10 Budget 67.2%, A ttom ey lor th o Estalo , charges all cltlzena to be gstyourClossACDLvydh; *PO Box 321 ; smoker nice tooking. BRMHTBEGINNtNGa g ~ Crodit Union, or a c h o ck:k ddrawn by a Stalo or Fedoral Intormod. this newspaper, healthy, im onciallyaecura. » DANCERS R dallon. Savings Assoclatkin, or . Twin Falls, ID 83303-0321 J has swring shlfl openings. Dj Savings ond Loan Assodal Cltlzons o ro Invited lo In- 1 urges every ciUzen to read' gollor, dancer, g raat ICCP,1 operated by a cer­ D ancers w an to d .- SehooLS< 208-736-5026.* Savings Bank, all payabrable at the time ol salo. tho and sludy theae notices. spoct tho dotallod support-i PUBLISH:. Augusi 18. 25 1 sense of humor, sp e n d s tified ( H ead Start teacher. Call Kristi a t 731-5734* EDUCATION lollowmo doscribod real property, pro alluated In the County Ing rocords of Ihe linanclal | We advise thoae citizens‘ winters IftAZ. at hom o on , I of IDAHO, ond doscribod aa and September 1.2003 Call 324-3142*______pjDRIVER M Ma a te Pmimnta Unllmtttd, i ol TWIN FALLS. Stalo ot who seek further Informa- aCCGoHCourse. - Inc., 0 non-profit organi-. follows, to wll: Data; 8-20-03 ------U 6 a l n 6 Ti6 e . " llorr1 10 e x ercise th e ir Tight Experiencod truck drivors. M ‘ Saaklng non smoking solo or team, to run 48 zalion za for parents of cWt* i LOT 9 ANO THE SOUTHEA1EASTERLY 10 FEET OF LOT °8 /srteelir)gs ^ 7 5 who wouM Dke ' seeking a part time parent: ' BLOCK 65. BUHL TOWNSINSITE. TWIN FALLS COUNTY. ID will sell a t public auction Calt206«4-S784.* Iand g ^ pay. P ie a s o call sa IMPORTANT lo live a fun llfo. _ 206423>42d6or731-4269* Education E( Coordinator to > IDAHO. ACCOROINQTOTI3 THE OFFICIAL PLAT THERE- PUBLISH: August 25,2003i byt Klaas Fum lturo Auction, Please ■ addreea all legol' Reply lo Box 93431 c /o oCOLtfEN-S CLUBHOUSE ^ ' OF R EC OR DED JN BOOI30K 1 OF PLATS. PAGE 33. assist Spanish spooking • ; 2737 South Lincoln Road. advertising , to: Times-News PO B ox 548 Prsachod/daycara. r famlllos Ihrough phono. RECORDS OF TWIN FALUiLLS COUNTY, IDAHO, IN THE DISTRICT COURT' jJ e r o m e . 1 0 8 3 3 3 8 o n LEGAL ADVERTISING TWln FaHs, Idaho 63303.* Aoes2-6.a06-734-S948.* jDRIVER f“ Commonly l;^.lons: truck drivors & Iractor p f e ALSO EXCEPT a parcol ol>1 landIqi boing on both sldos ol ^ w/groon collor. South ol 3 doUars* NO SALESIII tho contorlino of U.S. Highway/ay INo, 30. Proloct No. F-2361 . S trictly ra a a a rc h , Truck Driver/ onorators lor polato & b^M PUBLISH:'August! 8 . 25.5. SSoplombor 1 and 8.2003 Filer, Call 208-420-2641 • han/ost. Auto. Irons., oct (11) Highwoy Survey a s showrown on tho plons thereol now _ •111cm p«r tm. pnco muai be 1$7.00 to $9.00 p a r hour. Yard Man h<| _ on Illo in Iho offico of tho Dopoopartmont ol Highways ol tho L CDL roq.. now equlpf; IncluOod & consecutlvo ( Joromo oroa. Relorancoa;: Stato ol Idaho, o n d boing a perportion of G ovem m ent Lols 1 planner. Insldo is a work daya. Ptivois Party Only. FloxibloI eves. doys. & C lass A CDL llmo card Irom Cleor Call 678-8283* - S : Loon No. S41828400 and 2 ot Soction 7. TownahipIp 1011 South. R an g o 16 Eastol wknd. hours. 15-30 hrs. Exporionco proforrod. ___ Iho Bolso Meridian, describedbod a s follows. to-wH: Begln- Water Caro Cenler; Need Collustodayl \per week. Great part-time GEfGENERAL I T.S. No. 1055777-09 porsonal ttems returned. I Parcal No. 97769 ning ol Iho Northwost cornorrner of G o v ern m e n t Lol 2 of ' Tho Tlmos-Nows * Icb.oraecondlob. FrmnUIn BuUding IrImmediate openlno.:^ Section 7. Township 10 SoulSoulh, R a n g e 16 E asl of tho No quoettons osKed. Lost Classillod Dopartmont C loaa to ( » l cam^pus. Mon.-Fri. Coll lor Info. ' NOTICE OF. TOTOUSTEE-S SALE between 4th Avo. N. ond On Novombor 20.2003.. at tho' hour of 11:00 nm. ol saidId Borso M eridian; 733-0931 oxt. 2 208C56-1995* N THENCE S o u lh 0-29'38* WosI/Vest (shown of'rocord lo bo Bluo Lokos. Ploaso call 677-4042.* Call 736-2863 InIftjumnco ond compotithfo . day. at THE FRONT ENTRA•RANCE OF FIRST AMERICAN 736-4664 or 212-6222.' TITLE COMPANY. 260.THIF•HIRD AVENUE NORTH. TWINN South) along th o W osl tlnoI ofol said G ovem m enl Lot 2 a ***★*★*★******• w ages o n d be n efit *“ E disionco of 415.0 feet, moroire (or loes. to the Soulhwost [ GENERAL FA U S . IDAHO. FIRST AME.MERICAN TITLE INSURANCE LOST Black Toy Poodle ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I AUTO GLASS INSTALLER pockogo, QE 10 comor of Ihe tract of lond as convoyod by that certain at Lake Cleveland. Sun­ ♦ Qonoral Labor COMPANY, as Irustoo. wvill ill: soli at public duction. to Iho Fast G la ss Is looking lor ^ashlar's check drawn on a Stoto:o Warranty Dood dated Novonvomber 12. 1958. rocordod day 8-17. Hor name Is NO PHONE CALLS ♦♦ Cuslomor Sorvico highost biddor. for co sh , cas^ REMEMBER ^mobile auto g la ss Installer ^ ♦ CortHlod Flaggors t or Notional Bank, a chock:k ddrown by a Stoto or Fodoralsl Oocombor 1 . 19 5 8 o s Inslmmojmont N o. 477660. records of U.IO. Coll 206-6S4-2S46* That-j birthday od you placed Plooso apply In porson * and boors South 66‘03'19' r ♦ COL Drivors Crodit Union, o r a c hockk didrown by a Slato or Fodoralal Twin F a lls C o u n ty . Idaho anc somo time ago In Tho t , Franklin t >r Wosl 288.77 foot Irom Slallorllion 335-I-23.86 of said U.S. ■- . Now hiro bonus. I n d u s ^ s ♦ Conslnjcllon Savings ond Loon Assoclatirlation. Savings Assoclaik>n. or Fom alo.'cohar w/logs T7mM-Wo»s? Now Is the lop w ag o s a n d beneliu. Building Supply ^ ' Savings Bonk, all payobloblQ ol Iho time ol salo, Ihoo Highway No. 30. Pro)oci1 NoNo. F-2361 (11) Highway ♦ Aulo Mechanic Spanish Fork Pollco limo to como pk;k up your, 1-775-646-1089* 5515 W ost Moln. >ioromo* J♦ Forklift O perators :i-^- lollowing doscribod rool proparoporty. slluatod In tho County dopartmont and rablos. picluros. Slop by tho Clos- ^ a T H E ^ E S o u th 89 '1 1 ’41* EaslEos (shovtm of rocord lo be AtaOMOnVE = ol TWIN FALLS. Stato Olol IDAHO, nnd doscribod as Approx. 3 yrs. old. Last silled Dept, today! • IRIVERS I , ___East) along th o Soulh llno.al.si]|.soid troct ol lond 200.0.(ool. _-800n-a/17.-REWARD lor ? -Auto body specialist-won.- -Pg —PERSONNEL^----- 7 10 the Soulhoasl cornor- IhiIhorool and boara South dell area. Must bo clean FIdtt»as7w /® -Ioai»l-T yr.------1 PARCEL NO. 1: TOW NSHSHIP 10 SOUTH. RANGE 17 Inlormatlon or dog. 208- I OTR oxp. Oporato In 11 •LETELY DESCRIBED INN 66’03’19* W o st 109.10 (ool>1 fnfrom Station 336*62.70 ol cut, 736-3855-______^ PLUS EAST. MORE COMPLE 731-3^ or 734-7531 .• I wost stales. Exc. pay & No applicant toa. > ATTACHED EXHIBIT A. said Highwoy Survey; JAUTOMOTIVE b THENCE N orth 3 '2 8 ’19* EaslEast (shown of rocord lo bo I bonolils. H om e regutarty _www.poncnnollnc.eom Parcel No. 1 strip up his nose, block p Exp. detaller.-Mln. 3 yrs. 600-453-2227* 7?- Township 10 South. RangoI 0 1 17 East, Boise Meridian. Twinn North 2*40' E ast) olong iho EoiEast lino of said tract of land PREONANCY CRISIS CpiTER ^ 111 File; Ave. 733-7300 / : boars North 66*03'19' East collar, nam e is Nike. moto. FREE TESTS. Alwoys *experience. Also needed _ Fails Counly. Idaho 431.57 loot lo o polnl lhat bo< a cor wash person. Drug OfDRIVERS ’ land In the SE1/4NW1/4 moro0 86,63 loot from Station 332h132+34.28 of said Highway Near Collogo, Dorm & Conlidontlol, 734-7472 ® Noodod lor m a n u re haul. GENERAL < Soclion 27: A porcol ol lam Fells. Call 206-738-6221 • = Ireo w orkplaco. Apply In I' panlcularly doscribod a s foliolollows: p e rso n TpKAutoS»r- Soosonol S a n d yeoriy. Coll Commonclng at Iho SoulhooslOOSt com or ol Iho SE1/4NW1/4;»; THENCE NonlT 26'42'30* Wos/Vest 486.54 loot lo a point in Z lor on oppt. 536-5023.* Full tim e w ork. > loni Lot 1 ol said Soction 7 Wee 2374 Addlton Avt. S1500 + to start. Thonco North 98‘49 ’00* WifVost ot along tho South boundaryy Iho Wost lino of Govornmoni ^HorTn®o°n'p'ork*!'s^o^ I J£mL No Phona Callsll* ^ ol tho NW1/4 of Soction 227 7 1for o distanco ol 181 lool to0 opposlio Station 327+67.50I ol 7 7 forf< a dlslonce of 125 loot; tno ploco ol Doglnnlng.. Chaplor 7 banknjplcles. Id In Lol 1 ol Iho N W l/4, moro black, male, neuierod. ''servlco friondly. Somo Thonco North 0 0 '0 9 '2 1 ' WVosl os 200 leol; ALSO EXCEPT a Iro d of land In m edium s iz e d , n a m e Is Jotf Stoker 01734-8452* * Position Annououncement: : Thonco South fl8-46'00* EosEast 125 loot; panlcularly d e scrib e d os-followillows: COMMENCING at Iho compulor knowlodgo Cisco. By Elizabeth Sl. =BANKRUPTCY hhelpluL Bonoflts avallablo. Idaho Id Crop Improvement AsS'Association, Inc. is Thonco Soulh 00*12‘08* EaaE ast 200 lool to Iho POINT OFF Northwost co rn o r ol sold Soclloicllon 7; CaII208-212-0003* ® BEGINNING. THENCE S o u lh . olong tho WoWest line ol soid Soclion. o Quaranloed lowest prico Apply In paraon s(seeking applications from) quiqualified individuals dislanco ol 7 5 2 .1 6 fool lo tho10 Iruotr polnl ol boginning; LLOST U b X, block, largo. Uncomostod divorce A ddlaon A va. lo c atio n tion Laboratoiy Man- ; Parcel No. 2 In Ihe Declo a ro a . Wllh- to serve as Seed Certification Township 10 Soulh. R a n gto e V17 East, Bolso Moridion. Twinn THENCE c o n lln u in g Soulhh alalong said Soction lino 0 $295 -f filing feos. Call CASHIER ^ a( distanco of 13 8 .0 0 foot to aI polpoint o n Iho R lghl ol W ay ol king shaggy hoir. Is dool. tOllfroe.1-866-686-2399* ager for its Idaho Falls facilit)ciiity. r Foils Counly. Idaho. REWARD. 206-654-7387 - Soction 27: A parcol ol lontland In tho SEl/>lNW l/4 moro0 U.S. No. 30 Highwoy: ----- BANKRUPTCY 19 yoars or older. Deadline:U October 6,200333 : paniculariy doscribod os lolloollows: THENCE S oulh 2 7 -t2 08* EastEast, along said Right ol Way or431-«785» AKordablo paymont plan. Apply In person Education: El M inim um B.S.i. 01or M.S. Degree in : I; of o distanco ol 434.00 lool; CDmmoncing at tho Southoaaoosl comor of thoSEl/4NW 1/4; ATTENTION Acddonts. divorco & oftor 9om plant n biological or agriculturilturai sciences. : Thonco North 68 ’4<}'00‘ WiVost os along Iho South boundoryy THENCE Norih 4'09' Eost. SOO500.08 looi; criminal m atters. 9 B a a n a & B urrito (T 0 THENCE North 84*03' Wost,t, 22235.96 loot to Iho truo poini CLASSIRED Experience: A pplicants arelie requiredn to have : of tno NW l/4 ol Soction 277 fo ro distanco o l8 l loot to tho ADVERTISERS B na Rie* Mt 734-3367' 709 Chonoy Dr. Sullo 3 POINT OF BEGINNING; ol beginning. Twin F alls' a minimum o f tw o years expexperience in plant ; THENCE North 86'49'00*' WWosl along Iho South bound-I- Tho T rusloo h a s no knowlo>wlodgo of a m oro particular BANKRUPTCY iing. Some m anage- •. I: doscrlplion ot Iho obovo roloroloroncod rool proporty. but Please check your ^ CLERICAL pathogen P diagnostic testing, ary Ol the NWl/4 ol Soction3n 272 lor a distanco ol 100 loot: Economy Rates Full-tlmo secretary. ment ^ experience is desired.ed. Experience in seed \ Thonco North 00-09‘2 r WVosl os 200 fool: lor purposes ol complioncoa wi with Soction 60-113 Idaho ad on the first day. I Codo. Iho Trustoo has boonin InInformed lhat according to First Visit Is Free Must h av e com putor potato _ certification is also:o d(desirable.. - Thonco Soulh 88'49'00* Easi•a st 100 foot: If you find an error knowlodgo. Spanish and H Thorico Soulh 00M2'06* EasEasl 200 foot to Iho POINT OFP tho County A sso sso rs olllco,), ththo addroos o l 3990 North C ontact: A pplicants shouldltd ssend a letter of 2100 East. FJIer. Idaho, isi soisom etim es ossoclalod vrilh ^ we will correct It. RAYBORN ‘ Modlcal records exp. a Li BEGINNINC. Wowdnot borosponsibki plus. Salary nog. All interest, ii a resume includinging credentials1 and ' Commonly known os 304616 HlltcrestK Road, Twin Falla.I. sold roQl proporty. LAW WEST Said oolo will bo modilado without covonant or lor orrors oftor Ihe IlrsI rosponsos confldonllol. employment - history and alistofrefferencesto:alls Idaho 83301. doyol publication.* 208-732-5676 S ond rosum o to: Sold snlo wlll bo m adoi witwithout covononi or worranty. warranty rogording tlllo, possessaosalon or oncumbroncos Greg Lowry, Executiveive ^Vice President. - I- lo satisfy Ihe obllgalion socuro:urod by and pursuont lo Iho 1-888-567-5676 . PO Box 95074 c/o oxpross or impllod. rogordingling tltlo. possession or oncum- Call Twin F a lls ' Tlmos-Nows Idaho Crop Improvementent 1Association, Inc. I brancoa lo sotlsfy tho obligategotion socurod by and pursuontit powor ol salo conlorrod In Ihoho wife, as grantors. 10 FIRSIRST AMERICAN TITLE L KONGLIANE PHONEMAN>VNY, JOINT TENANTS WITH^ COMPANY O F IDAHO. INC..Z., jon Idaho Corporalion. os — ' RIOHT OF SURVIVORSHSHIP, as Grantor, lo FIRSTr succossor Irustoo. lor Iho bonolanolll a n d socurity of WELLS N otice o f HOMEIE Program Fundingng Availability ff AMERICAN,-as Trusloo. lor Iho bonofit nnd socurity ol11 FARGO BANK NORTHWESlE S T, N .A .. e u c c a s a o r In IV sH ere...if^ • MORTQAOEEL 6 C T RRONIC C REQISTRATIONi Interest lo First Securityt BiBank of Idaho, N.A.. os ^eque 9,9 ,1 9 9 8 , OS Instrum ont No. SYSTEMS, INC.. o s Bonollcl the Idaho Housing and Rnancee AssociationA: (IHFA) of the J 2003. os Instrumont No. 2003003-005119, Mortgago roconSsB 940327. Mortgago Rocords ol TTwin Falls C ounty. Idaho. Notice Is hereby given by thc of TWIN FALLS C ounty. Idohdoho. THE ABOVE GRANTORS AREARI NAMED T O COMPLY availability of opproxinutelyly i$3.1 Million In HOME Programm FFunds. Applications must f l (4)(A). IDAHO C O D E. NO THE ABOVE GRANTORSS AARE NAMED'TO COMPLYf WITH SECTION 45-1506(4)( be rcceivi^ a t th e IHFA officefice In Boise no later than Monday,Jay. September 15. 2003. at H ) REPRESENTATION IS MADE^DE THAT THEY ARE. OR WITH SECTION 45-1506(<)6(4){A). IDAHO CODE. NO J10 HOME Program Funds m ust be 1mailed to P.O. Box 7899. M REPRESENTATION IS MAIViADE THAT THEY ARE. OR^ ARE NOT. PRESENTLY REJR ESPO N SIB LE FOR THIS S;00 p m . ApplicatloTfs Icr tho ARE NOT. PRESENTLYI* RRESPONSIBLE FOR THISJ .OBLIGATION.. Boise. Idaho. 83707-1899. oor ri hand-delivered to th e IHFA Granirant Programs Department ^*TT$7-OOp«hourour lo Itart| ; OBLIGATION. Tho dolault lor which thisIs a solo Is lo bo m odo Is tho at 565 W est Myrtle. Boise. Id;Idaho. 83702. . Tho dofoult for which thlaa sxsalo Is 10 bo m ado Is: lailuro 10 pay whon due. undorIdor D oed ol T rust Nolo. Iho Paid IValnlng Foiluro lo poy tho monthly/ paymontpo duo April 1. 2003 olI monlhly pay m o n ts lor Prtncipal,pal, Intorosl and Impounds of a m • Insiiraaca BenefibBfits after 30 dan ' . ipply for HOME Program fundsI iminciudo private non-profit n pnnclpal. Intorost a n d Impourlounds and subsoquont Inslati-- $452.71, duo'per monlh lor Iho months ol Ociobor Organisations eligible to oppl • G re a t Advancsmanmoot OpportnDltias monts duo thoroaftor: plusi lallalo chorgos; logolhor wlih allII through December. 2002 ondd JoJanuary through May, 2003 organizations. 50t(c](3) or (4), private housing developers of aaffordable housing, units U ) ond all subsoquoni paymonlsnis unlll Iho d a te of salo or * Sato aD d Rrierralirral Bonus | subsoquoni sums advanced:od by bonoflclary pursuont lo of local g overnm ent localII 0 or Indian Housing ’Authorities;es, 1 or cenifled Community ifl tho torms and conditions of,s(>f said deed of trust. roinstatomoni, wllh a monthlyiniy lato c h arg e accruing al Tho estim aled balanceI ovowing os ol Ihls date on iho> SI8.11. wllh Inlorost accruinginn al >10% por annum, and Housing Developm ent OrganljinlMtions (CHOOs). obllgallon socurod by saidId d e e d of. trust Is $07,457.18} continuing to accrue fromI SoplemborSe 1. 2002. Tho prtncipal b a la n c e owing a s ol trthla d o te on iho obllgallon liMudlrig Intorest. co sts ar>d>d o:oxpensea actually Incurred in\ Tbe applications for the HOMDME Program Funds m ay be obtaliatalned by accessing IHFA's H enforcing Ihe obligation Ihorthoroundor or In Ihb solo, ondJ socurod by said Deed ol TruTrusl Is $32,748.79. plus iruatoe's loos and/or reascasonablo attornoy's foos osI accruing Inlorest, costs andId a d v an c o s. All dollnquont web site: httD7/www.lhfa.prti/i^pdftfflOMEndmlnjxlf. aiJthortzed in Ihe prom issory)ry irwled socurod by tho aforo-• omounis are now due. logeligelher with nccruing lato mentioned Deed of Truat. charges and Interest. unpakJI amand accruing toxos. ossoss- thfough this appNcat/on round majmay be used for any of the H monts, irusteo’a fees, atlomo/j10/ s feos. ond any amounts The HOME funds available thn FJRST AMERIC* JJ TTTLE INJINSURANCE COMPANY In the Idaho HOME Progfam Admiidministrathw Plan. You may H a o CAL-WESTERN RECON’ONVEYANCE CORPORATIONI ,advanced to protect Iho secuiscurliy a s s o c ia le d wllh Ihls eligible activities described In ' F P Box 22004 lorecloauro and lhat tho bomaonollclory e le c ts lo soli or access the HOME /Wministratlrative Ptan on-line at th e web sitelite noted above or contact H to be sold to salisfy said dcajon. CA92022-9004 couse Ihe truet proporty to I the IHFA Grant Program s Depilepartment loll free f- obllgallon. i (919)590-9200 at 1-877-4GRANTS(447-2687), bated: July 17.2003 Date: July 1 1 .2 0 0 3 8 7 ).« 1^ ^ ^ ^ OPPoSlTY I ■j First American Title Insurancsince Company, ‘ ' FIRST I AMERICAN TITLE COMIOMPANY OF IDAHO, INC. TOD (800) 545-1833 e x t 400,» . » ' ■ 1 = 1 ( 5 ^ EMPlOYEfl ■ /s/Laura M, Soza. /U aiat. SSec. e c /a/Monino C ole, Truat Officer ' fax (208) 331-4808. opronruHiTY t PUBUSH: August 11.1.8, 25 and September 1.2003 IPUBLISH: A u g u e t4 .1 1 .liaand n o 25. 2003 ,

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BURLBY REOUCeO INt JEROMEJ Cozy 1200 aq>i ■i—i ij^w cw m ' MECHANtO - r e m e m b e r PRICE OkMr 4 bdrm.. 2 ft.. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. aJC InRtOATION , _ Lawn oare oompany'seek-Ik- Wanted truck mechanic,0- 8He$tKomt(ettoolCM$ttetlet MTERVieWS that bWiday ad you placad bath. 2800 aq.ft. on 1 eleetrlo, covered patlo.- HW. AorevdnowMtamMon- nd PIsaae can 324-7148* . ►. acre, largs family & Ihrtngg feaoed yard. RV park. ,1 K . :braln1gttloi>oal»- " - Please catl 736-36M * some trta ago k) 7T># 7»w*a- »* B'ffrtfrAL------—- ~ - - — M m ? New Is the tkne to room, eneloeed patk). totss Seeat223llth Ave. e. — RN & LPN FT positions,S. SCHOOL 8CCRSTARY.T . W EU>ER8 ; = of storaoa,doutte car ga­I- $79,500. Call 208-423- rfor LIFEQUARO^ :----- ^ w coma pWt up your ptelwes. me. Apply at City Pool 734-u . Daya,-ovea.Apiarttime Closing d ate la Septem­Tt- . N eeded Immediately. stop by Ihe Customer rage. fuBbaaemant 4650 or 539-1901.* .»|i 111* IfriosUon systwr* ^ nfahta. Contact Stacey • ber 5. Salary ia baaed onBO wekH/ig. Call 7 3 6 - ^ 5 * ’ STATE aeotrtcSorwvM^u-ex- 2^ 7B6 Locou»t8tN .* — Servke Oopt todayl JEROME real property,: .' STAFFtNQ featoRhrar Rehab the DiatJlcf a Support Par- estale. 3 bedroom homtJa - DAa.YWOflK' MECHAKKr BuN. Can 206-643-6401** sonnel S a ia ty ^ e d u le . " T S n c ^ d w a i d ^ on corner lot. Call 206> n^U plS a and yard^ Fyr.«eeelmeetienle. - ForinfonnaUooandepptt. D A H Y $ P A Y f m an eg ar; Aluminum . MEbkiAL~~ ■ ^ In^te work, no travol, 324-6500 leave measage.t? NavaraFMl Must have ow n toots. , cation contact Sharonill „ beneflt pkg. a fte r 6 mo.} Maaaate Training Basic.: | F A X I badcgnundaplui. Benefits. W age DOE.*' Mental health technlolan' Kemer, Shoehone School g, Swe(flsh training. 2 open- KIMBERLY 4 bedroom, an • CLA SS A CDL PT/FT. H 8 graduate rsq. Must be a b le to w eld & bath, over2000 aq. t t Call > - U G H T INDUSTRIAL • f " Plftjue call 324-7600*_ Work wen w^publlo. Com­I Olstrlot »312. P.O . Box52 (abrtcato com petently with Ings avaiiaMp for this 20. Shoshone.lD 63352 c la s s . F ri. 7 -1 Opm 4 423-6377or26^0416* Cl ■ PRODUCTION Can i - e o o w - a w5* MBCHANIC puter, general office^5 206-686-2336* ? O R ' if,«>BKLIFr Repair farm equip. Exp. Sal.10-5:30^m. Starts KIMeERLY6bdnn.3bath. • e* program. Twtn Falla In- bedroom 2 bath, 20 acrM , n PRODUCTION available. Prooeealni TVCTWE&NEWS $168.000.,Can 436-197»;‘ , tEMPAPERMAHEMT FT W ard Cleric, hlqhqt> SaleeforCuetomHomae, ,technk: ian ■“ loro you g e t th e Job. For•er ttflutmofHoltatle ^ paokaa. TODAYI veat work. Must be dnj oxperiencod. Top wages ^ ofIt package. Coll 206-)8- A ppointment eettere: + benellte. 733-8548 for'or Fodoral Trade Commis­ '8 7 0 Blue Lakes free. For appUcallon pn 934-i433oxt. 138. Expenence prefetred but sion. W ash in g to n . D.C.. - Blvd. N. Sle. 4 coss call 735-6002. t « an appointment* l l Twin Falls — not neceeaary. _ 20580. or colt th e Notion­j" . OvMMiSenMtOMCwaCMW como directty to S32 BluBluo MEDICAL al Fraud Inform ation Con­ illca- F ulM lm e RN In growing TECHNICIAN 208-734-5538 I__7^5999—— * Lakea Blvd. N. Applic* SJ Automated Dairy Systomsn s ter. 1-800-876-7060.* Preschool. twlnadOmsgtavaney.com — I tions accepted Mon.-ThiThur rural hospital. N l^ t shift. Is looking (or the right per- Preklndergarton & 8am»4pm.*______Opportunity for profos-)9- OPERATOR Burfey int A ssistant Mill Operator,r. son Jo ioJn our team of Kindergarten. Aak r Trs ------slonol growth. Excoifonf ?t ^ 2 \ 7 J ^ S B B S B u about our SAT acoree. 208-677-4543. TtOTN FALLS 2 ^ sq ■ LABORER ,Hinn benefit p a c k a g e , tuitionon 404- h rs./w e e k , shouldId dairy prolesalonals In ol- 11. honne onty 5 yra oW, i DOMING!!! Needed PT. heavy Itttinrnn assistance, ond compotl-Iti- havo niochanical aptitude.0. (erfng the finest products Register now for the 4 bdmrt.. 4-offlce. 3 1 /2 . ^ V SOUTHERN required. S7.00/hr. Cs 111 ond aervicee to our —1 2003-2004 School yeor. tlvo poy. Can QCMH O ' Must b e dependobkj. Will if/ PUBUC SERVICE baths, waterfall & pond, ii ID A H O 206-536-5719 Iv. msg.*t ___ 206-934-4433 Ext.138* train right peraon. Mon.-I., customers. This is o sor- MESSAGE FILER NO BANKSI pool +deck. too much to n it. vice technician position Own your own home \ LEGAL SeCRETAHY — Fri. N l^ t shift, aomo Sal. u. Fodorol employment list. Reduced $162,000. aPAREER FAIR MEOICAL $7/hr. DOE 736-6058.* with Income ar>d benoflts S' nowl3&4bdmi. Wtlh llUgatlon axpertenM. - to match a aetf-etanor de­^ informallon ia free.?• 181 Morriaon 793-1133^^2504 « •< _ _ For a anwll law flmi. Corr In, R om om bor. n o o n e can homes on lloxiblo 961 Gallup Dr.* 1 i,- “ 'ssffisssr"" PLUMBERS siring to excel In tho dairy 5," Twin Falla, ID 734-3693* terms. Down payments ^ p t 3 0,2003J o puler experience a mus 22 hrsTwBOk. Fri. & Sol.Qt. noodod w/2 yrs. mln. oxp. promlso you a (ederal job. r' Industry. Experience leit Por froo inform ation about negotiable ^ (lexibto. Ability to Internet well wil P lease coll 735-9796* Halley/Sun Valloy aroo great, but nwre training is ?aJ rfwNrTYColIISaE^ TWINFALLS ctlonta. Send rosumo I — 720-3679 or 766-2032* _ expected. Call for an ap-“ federal lobe, cell Caroor Progr^crjj^ • 4 bdrma.. 3 batha, flr»^ w Sponsored byr 94600. c/o Tho Timotn o s- MEOICAL r . America Connection. THE BIBLE « place, rec. room. Jacuzzi.’.' - Full time MT o r MLT. must PROCEtoiNQ------plteation, or present a re­ SEMINARY orpastbankniptcy. Nows. P.O. Box 548, sum e to find o ut l( you^ 47a.7S7-3000* covered patlo. On .75-' CSI Twin Polls. ID S3303* ba ASCP cortlfiod or SaaPac of Idaho is now B At-Home ShJdy: for Tom at 737-9169. aces in dty limKa. NortfWi & ------oqulvalont. D ay shift. Ro-Jo- expanding ond has qualify. 206-324-3213 * ■ - Assoc.. Bachelor. east kwation. S124.900 . M MANAQER In ta tin g , call. & holidays. openings forllsh process-8- ■ ■ Master & Doctoral FiEIB -• 3.94 Acrea • lmpreaaive>. ..the Times-News'• Large canal company I Ing plant workere on both =1 ■ programa. Prior Ed, Ex- trs a small prtce you'll * Exc. bonofit package. Call f I . F A X 4 bdrm.. 2 bath. 2847*; southern Idaho lookin. 1 Af 206-934-4433 ext. 136.* day and ovoning shifts. ? pertance. Seminars pay lor thil 3 t>drm. with s q .ft ., 1 level, many ov‘ Formore for a full time manage ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ credited II relevant lo large IMng room, brick amenttias. Big shop. RV*' information Ilvo. MEOICAL “ SeaPac of Idaho offers: YOUR A $4000/per w e e k prowam. Mentof-Monllor fireplace ar>d wkle ISO’ ince. Looking for a dopondablo, garage, new Bam. hoiae,' & center plw t oxporionci le. / Paid vacatk>ne and 1st year incom o potential.ll- l ^ l l y II needed. lawn with mature trees. oofrA.8WolTwlnFaB«i 208-735-3267 Soloriod poslllon. housinjsIng profosslonal RN wlihI holldaye. Serious Only. /Vccredlted by Now $77,700. HURRYI provided. S end rosumene Ito strong cllnlcol/pooplo' ✓ Medical and dental AD 1-677-347-1552.: Camerbury University ROBERT JO N E$ n o s- skills. For hom o hoaKh. E - m a il 94616. c /o Tho Timoi I- insurance... . TIMES CLA8SIFIHD° AREAUSTICS10.000 Church College Cantor- BARKER R E A L T Y kmp(oy«Rwgiev«niyM>n«m Nows. Box 548 Make a dtffaronceil / Rotiromont plan, lai bury. England and REALTORS 733-8600 Dobra/Joannlo* , DePARTMENT por m onth potential Twin Falls. 10 83303* lo* Premium starting wages Income, Inform ationon Liverpool Unlversihr Ca//20ff-g FPerfect family home With e , L SaaPac of Idaho OR ABSOLUTE QOLDMtNliII 20&-324-922S.- 4074 N. 2000 E. 60 Vending machlnos. Isparfding bedrooma. and '' > Filer, Idaho 83328 -208-677-4B43 with excellent locations; aONLUTHMtt*Ne*«LV Call (208) 326-3100. (BURLEY) olllorS10.99S. EDUCATION. 7 ^ A SMPac l« a druo-frM _ 1-800-234-6»aa* 2410 Mlllor Ave. Burley street from d ty park & Hlgn^ r r A fow openlnga leh for ISchooL Freeh paint & n«v •: PROFESSIONAL------^ _ BE your ownboaa Control i FILER Nloe home & ccarpel In neWly fliilahed -----; ooking for a new careerr v,w i t h a n u n l i m i t e d ^ Kindergarten • 5 y ra old Are you lool* RESUMES PLUS hoursi increase Incomelj“' Call 677-2273 or 678-9621I* * large shop'99 mfg. t offoctlvo. Inoxpenslvo Full training. F R ^ E Info. homa 3 bdnn., 2 bath, ISorw i a pay S2K»buyar opportunityity for advancement? fosumea. 324-3578* Call or visit. i-e#e-23i-0i8 1 700 sq.ft., 2 car ba.com bath home comes with 7‘ Possible duplex. 4000, Mlnl-Caaala araa. To find out more call : sq.ft. Cait Kathl 212-9212; salesperson:benefits of woridng withith a successful and RESTAURAtfT ,, Koys to S u c c o ss. Kar9n O 735-3270pr acres and lots of outbuild­ Now hiring friendly walt- ’ 208-733-6561* orRandy212-2226,, ,y Ideal for riatlreea, ings lor your animals. Call ML8*107516PC#4021 .' dealerships?fe dealership. stall lor lu n c h ond doy " rfiurcT)**®****^" eotrf Brenda Carter 410-5074. shm. Apply In person college atudenta. PRICEDTOSELL. Burley P I n a Hut* ■ $65,000 MLS«n00686 If SO, our sailnirrently a professional[ irin autom obile sales ftst.pa Stop by o u r Burley I PC«7601 Alarm co. make $S.000/mo ^ GEM enj(^ the be ir change and are offlce Bf>d fill o ut an STATE REALTY. INC. . -e ^ o u s about a career ( + Quality aalee reps only.i'; application or vrC ampC o .c om 208-734-0400 208-440-0311 beforo 4 pm’ progressive)r the< training and guidariance that are essential Call 678-4042 HtrgmAAevilsniMM Beginner thm advanced, . twIH i .1 o7 "aceeptlng appllcattons check It out-virtth.the.8si-. able & occbuhta payablo. a tor Buslnesa Bureau. For^r' “Tdornfie'firetaay: ■ ------~ ■ '}•FSsrUp^rForectoeure«r:------I osneral ledger & payroll.II. lorlndependentcarriers ^ r e e Llsl. free Information about)ut If you find a n en o r MulU task, work well withth 1(888)463-4177 ld*1042^ le Burtey to Oakley avoiding Invoatm ontint we will co rrect it. public. P/T F/T Please scorns, Wrtte to th o Feder- No Monoy Down Homes. < submit rosum e to Mllnoror Motor R outa I*'- Wo will not be roeponsi- FrooRoport. ol Trade Commission, We for errors otter the 1 (88S)453-41^c«105J,j Irrigation Dlatrlct 5294 a Woshlngton. D.C.: 20560. East 3610 North Mur­r- Slop by our Burley offkse first day of publlcalkin.* to and (III out or call ihe National Fraud A j f e taugh. ID 63344 or fax to Inform ation Center, Cenyonslde Realty* ,,i on applicaUon or >'• Call Twin Falls bath, beautiful new . 206-432-5560. l-aOO-876-7060.* TWIN FALLS For aale.oK; Orug free wortc place.* Call 677-4042 • 733-0931 ext. 2. or home. 30x36 shop, 1 - 1283 Overland Ave. H Buftey 677-4042.' vlow. $225,000. Coll loaie by owner. Cute 21 SOCIAL SERVICES (OM Roper BuUding)* ^ o/tg J 837-6110 or 539-0355.* bodroom. 1 bath, slortol' Residential, adolescent home, new carpet.^ ^f^a treatment center has (utlJll I HAdEROANiantosucvleW I ■ 4 bdrm. 4 balh 3400 sq tt • i Omo 3-11 positions A p ) ^ sIm o ^ S O month, 422: ' part time rellel position foror - " I s s WE BUY LO AN S n ■ 7 acres. $1600 down. 4th Ave W. Coll Goll; Treatment Technicianin ^ Receiving p a y m e n ts on * S1275mo.208-226-2016*L 736-3777 or 639-3772* . Job dutlea Indude super- rool estate aold? W e pay It. HEYBURN Nice country : moro for all typee of loans. bsmt.. overalzed'lot, TWIN FALLS F o re c lo se ,' vialng. Interfacing, teach­ financing available.a . home on 1 acre. 2200 sq.% 4 bdrm.. 2 b a th .- $59,900 ing, role m odeling and Irom porfoet to defaulted. 30 fl.. 1 level. 5 bdrm .. 2 Coll Owner flexible. $83,500 ! Coll 800-319-3323 0X1. - holding youth account­ t Call 206-539-1496.* both, lo many upgradas- H792 (or listings* able to center rulos. (800) 901-9301 orvlsit TC loll«t.$115.o60Call208- structure and behavior _ www.wobuyloans.com* BUHL 3 bedroom . i bath„ 539-7027 or 677-9694* managomont plans. Any BOinESAVAMAEA£ — 1200+ eq. ft.. 600+ sq tt. l e s - N e w s Sv tn tha Rupart araaf ------D R A C O ------— detached gorago.I,: H5MFiNsPI5Tio?i§— hlohor education or ;k. 2000 +Since 1993. Ipplications for Walkinglg Roujtesi in Twin Falls, military background a We oro currently INVESTM ENT C O RIP* P . covorod carport. & dock. ai( accepting applkajttonss CASH for O oods of Tmst.St. new point In/out. carpet,»t. Bill Baker. 208-326-5115.* ns are 7-r- 2 balh $159,000 Incomo. low malntTlowl ext 302.. i and nil out 31 turnover. 2 rontal unlisl and can be a sc WWW. twlnfailseounty.org, S hood. lots ol oxtraa. 2201 In park. Calf Jeff al 733-1 or In tho Human Resourc- on opplkMtlon or —I Conant Dr. Coll 206-678-8- Comor 3.75 acres wilh : paid for yourm I, ' i:e al 1263 Overland, or 09 Offlco (4th floor Twin,ln Coll 677-4042 2486 day 677-2302 eves.*)* walor shores 3 bodroom. to The Times-News office; Falls County Counhouse),«) "1263 Overland Ave. • I 2 bolh homio. (Iroplaco, TWIN FALLS LOOSO option - ' EEO/DrugFroee (Old Roper Building)* deck, corrols close to 2164 Elizabelh Bhrd. CaB'. Stop by The Tim' J workplace* town. $125,000. 206632-0735-312-4335*; caU 733^31, ext TWIN FALLS Movo In now. I MmWaltera - -4 bdrm., 3V4 bath. 3350.- II^^^^^^^HERAN 2«M)S03.* _ sq.fL $249.000.734-3923*: In Burley, goto! SCHOOL JEROME 2 bdrni.. T b^th. TWIN FALLS Ront IO own,- m ediate Op«jenings T^T 2085 R le r A v e E laundry rm.. bosomont. J c aU 677-4042.' i s c r \ ^0.000.208-324-3308* romodoiod 3 bdnn.. foml- VERY Preschool EQUAL HOUSINQ -5 ly room. $52,900. Owmor', Proklndorgarten JEROME 3 bdrm.. 1 1/2‘ carry. 734-3110 Iv. nug.* • Part-Time W(Vork — KIndorgarton OFTOimiNITY bath. 1240 sq. ft. on 1 S E A R C H GROUP 1st thru e th grodo aero, w/lrrigatad loncod -30 iiours p e r vveel:ek) “ ' * Call to roglstor now t pasturo. Now carpot & 9om - 1pm (sum m or • paint. Ceramic lllo (k>ors. ^ a s Imm I hours) 20S-733-76aO* [ Dack w/vlow o( South 3 interested in1 1the following:, aiMf^tnfnal^ TaaTS" ^ ! Hills. $100,000. Must soo. r Noagents. 206-404-1240* ; For Pi KMMnst origin, er an - TWIN FALLS vory clean. Maralon. to mMi* any autfiI JEROME 3 bdrm.. 2 botn,*■ 3 bdrm.. (could bo 5 ack Work Environjnment. • Wallking Distance FrFrom pr*l(tanc*. tlmllat[en ot; country homo. 21/2 acros ■ (15-31 dKerlmlnaUon.* f^amlllsl bdrni.) 1/2 ocro. Brick. ilalui Includ** chllArt - D ram a > to TF (under 10 mln.) ' Bam (or horses/hay/RVs'^s RESERVOIR PerfeotJ Falls Ave. (The Turf Pl;Plaza). O r call; P rogram a oM HUO Tea-»a* m i«x>- Incentives. Group 762 F Baskotball-Voileyball- I or horse trallors, 17 ft. InIn weekend hideaway. By I Goll-Soccor-Cheer > conior. Lote of trees.s. owner. Up Lava Creekr Appralsedprtce$1&3.Qp0.0. Cabin and 2 extra lols.^ Cali to registort 734-5739 or 731-3584.* ■' ' (208) 735-661601. _ 2 0 6 - ^ 1 8 0 9 . ------J Can 208^4-6649.*

i ( i ____ ^ I £ ' " ^ A V U I ------^------J------' i ^ B10-Tlm*»+l«wi^TWIM n Filli, Idaho Monday,f.Augtf>l2S,20ff» / CATTLE Toxa* lopghom IOBRM*N»HePHBRD WIH '69 tmck 308 cu.ln. en­ uth TWIN PALLS i.be«!rDom. TWIN FALLS HBO. {■ we BUY NOUSB8whg South «-Hear th e quietl mbcrowave a rafrtgerator■ ■ cows, pairs, catvaa. and gine. good tiree & paW i-4 >ndar s t c c k t f C h to k ratuiItum o(Fller.3bdm)..$«)0^.no. dean. AC, nice netgM>o^ f tS !x a ? 2 w e » < a Sr . Ispd. w/|ilgh low axle. t ' oth « r« Bd)^ no. Wondi ^ ^ho^^^aewOTO* - Calltorprteee .. - bulls. R eg. & n o n . Start* whai your opilona ara?an onnew4pl«XM. . 206028-6972. tv. mag. - UuntParkApaftnwnta» CaprtMoM. 73»«4 « 2 * Ing a t $ ^ .3 2 9 - 8 0 7 9 .* 1QEnUAHSHIPHBHD? $> 1 7 ^ Caa a o » 4 » y Call Chuck 733-C gOor r OMblMsbarm. !• 178 ^ r t o e S treet HusMaX pupplea..$50 H 'r C«ll 440-3320.* tW N t* A lL 6 ------CHICKBHS o a r a g e . $ S 6 0 - ^ $ 3 0^6 0 2 bath 2 car garage, largee TMn Fane H each. See to approlate. Loadstar | 1800, w /^ 0 4 W e6t MAOie Over T17. 7»M lB g*______OLDTOWNE LODQE P age 'CHICK* 'n Ranch. 0011206^23-^124.*. , oq. n.. 2 story 3 b«dfOQtroom, - Clean & quiet room e ChkMofallaizaa. g a s •n g ln e ,'2 0 ft.* lodan ».* credit check req.. Leaae saif'Unleadlng elecfrlc 2 bath homo, 2 car 6i -n: optlon.734-9744 Darrin• TWIN FALLS 3 bedroonT ,Mk:row8vaYiWHBO1 Hens, ducka. o*«m , 1QEftUAN §H0RTHSir~ > J. rag* * axtra itorag*. « -T QOODINO 2 bdrm, t bath " 2 balh, newly painted.^ Laundry. N o Peta. afarmegn.. . ■ AKCpuppiaa. over ; hydraulic bed. n ^ . ■ ?!!’ 733-2121 (aak for Paul)* appliancee, AC. $625. belt last aaaaon. JU^ld placa, lamiiy room,I. aunai TWIN PALCb Approxox. 1 W/D Included on 9 acres, 5- 246 2nd Ave. W. 733-6630.* 200N;2S3W.3arbme While Smokabrewdng. I room, nice lawn. 30) mlmln. acrea ot C*1 commercisrclal $600 mo. Call 934-9595.f : TWIN PALLS Charminga O'laary d ia t 733-2 6 5 2 . * ^ 206*324-3868.* ___2(»-M3-4^* I r r older home oh the Aves: S . of Hallay In W ast MaMag- property located on El d M U N d 2 bdrm. 2 bam. It TWIN FALLS 3 5 5 61m St. :cess Street behind Motal 6. i gaa haat, central air, quiet ». HORSES, quit cowboying, i Ic. yaor-around accai vary nice, fireplace. W/Di S neighborhood, lots of ator-I 2H bdrm.. 2 bath. $800/ I* selling horses. 5 head AKC m ale 10 m oa. $ 160. JD Ji 4650. new motor.O^OO $130,000. Call Rachic h e l utlllliea on alte. $14e.S( 1 hra. duala power ahlft • $525. 20g-934.9595 nw. 2 car garage w/ator- yearllnga to kid broke. Yortcahire Tarrtar male, I Coopor at McCann Oae<)aech Call 20S-734-4139* £ age, fenced yard, de- $24,500. Call 663-4213.* HAQERMAN 3 bdrm.. new•w tached garage, close toQ ago unit (206) 731-0030, Paints, sorrels & grey. neutered, 6 yre. $150. Fonion Rooltor# LLC f carpet. Fireplace. Lg. yd. r 7 360400 o r 731-0551.* Call 208012-9200* CaU 208-539-7436.* JO j j 7800 4W D wllh 320x50 moco into. 20e-72(M 1« yd- shopping & schools. 1 yr. $660. Country 3 bdrm.. leaae. $600/mo. Doposll PULLETS young, already OTUBETTffETmBVER i - irears with duals, 290x34 THETTMES-NEWS doubla wide, appliances.os. roqulredr 108-731-3430/)/ Exceptional 3 b d r m .. ' , laying. 5 b ree d a to ct>oose pupplea, AKC reglatered, itrents set lor beeta, 4800 hra. Nice tractor. $62;q00. Claaalflad Oapartmant ;------$560. Trl-co PropertyMy 7 3 3 - 2 ^ /V 3^ 343l.* 2 bath unit a t 304 L enoro’ *'!4^S?2lxlm'.,^/8tUd.I i. - f/om. Call 208062-0496 l>ke powiili. Az Houi 3 Street «4 Includos wotor, CaiI206-87«670d^S.* Ofllco hour# are. boat, 3 yeara old. 1 we0toriSt.S. $300 Call 208070-0306* tor. | Plokett boo n dlvWor $750 or sell.733-1369.ll_ TWIN FALLS now 3 bOrffi!’ 2 bdrm 1 both $4 5 0 +dop.0 2 bdrm., 12 ft. wide, nica e' ' Wo oro opon lo oil walk2.* .f$400dop. 208^432-5472* 1 734-5668 679-*397. I w ^ n>M8ay>* J I Evos. & w oekonda ------l VnW&o d — =”_ BLACK and White registe­ LOADER JD 544 Groat JEROME 16'wkJe3bdrm., red. 2 yr. old filly. Started. ] 1-20A-733-0931 axt.2t> 2 ^ C2Q 2 balh , mobllo hom o, no 5 Dave 73 1 -6 8 ai* SHOPPING CENTER ! Various sizes a pricos. shopo. i Cali early ar.|ato 132 3rd 81. W Oltlce & Retail Has all Shota. Muat soo Coil 208-423-6120* 208-731-1122.* ! • pats. Long torm. $500 T I TWIN FALLS 1 * Coll 206-733-6283.- Twin Falla Offica dep. 324-8903 • 543-8342’ Ham mack M anagem ent PSM6l^6l(i CORGI pup- PARMAp beet harvester, MAdldVALLfeVgBlA — bdnn., outsido ontoronco0 734-4339 or 342*7368* plos. (3) lemalos ready | 2A JEROME 6 nowor M910 t^k, 1-20e-«77-4042 New com pany looking lc nowly remolded, wolor & SPARKLING C L£A N TWIN FALLS Blue LakM- ™ I u e ffo e°l o r ? C ™i I SetJt. 10th. 208-326-5038* $35,000. 206-g7O-5CT0* 1263 O verland Ava. Bg lo 2 Bodroom sanitation lurn..AC. No0 Sludio & 1 bdrm . buy or lease houaea. Ar Btvd. oltico or reloil ap ace» 208-543-2371 .*______t>dM^RANIAN AKC malo gi o r B urley Offica’ Hallowa-Propefty MgmL1 peta/smoking. $395 * dopp $350 a n d up ' price. Any condition. avoliablo. Joff Hammockk HORSES won broko, gold- I 1st a 2nd shots, boautilul Crop | front ond roar Un­ = sJ Call1-20»^-0734or ' 733-8587 / 736-0590.* Laundry & S to ro g o - ot Woslorro Roai Eataio !or r 833 Sho sh o n e N. 2 ings a roglstored m aras & orango craam c o al. $350. load | box wllh cattl»'door, ^BXiCSlRVICE 1-20»312«4335* Group, 208-733*7653 or„ roglstorod colts, broke to Call 543-4330.* , JEROME 3 bdrm. 1 bath. 4100350 734-4339 * on '75 Intornaliondl'-duoi MESSAQE '!!’• $33 0 all Ullls* pd.? dop*; 208-308-5343. , lood a ready to sta rt. Coll oxio. Flold roady.'end Soiling property? Don't pt no pota. 208-733-3511.* TWIN FALLS 1055 BIUO- 280-3824 or 543-8619.* | dopondablo. Misstouia any loos unlll ll's sold. Fi 1 TWIN FALLS $2S0-$300. Shlh-Tzu, i Lakes Blvd., 820 aq.ft.. MARE (2), Ballfoced. maio, $225. Coil 208-431* -406-777-5446.* .i-, froo informollon oboi L ost * dep. Rets. raq. 1 1 & 2 B edroom $675 mo. Cali 7 3 40923.* avoiding timeohoro ar Coll 208-324-7194* I ' sorrol, Arabian gelding 1609 or 206-438-2966* ^TOTES 27S goi. $76:-10 ft. ■rniirroirN evrros S Hallows Property MgmL roal ostoto scnms. wrii i 1300KlmbwlyRd. ffll TWIN FALLS 2 modlcal^ coming 3yr old, woli atari* Brtllon crow ft R.H. « 0 0 . rado 2 bdrm. 1 balh. vaulK■ JEROME 3 bedroom. 2 10 Ih o F o d o r o l T ra d - 208-734*4334 . offico sullos. 325 M artin*' od, gonllo. Bay atalllon. j pupplos. 7 weeks old. 4*row IH been oMM^r hinn. ceilings. Exc. pone baih, or 2 bdrm .. 1 b o thl',i .l BUHL 2 bdrm. opta. avail. n Call 208-326-4631* Commission, Washini 1^1 .• cor gorage. Loundry = St. Sultee «2a3. Call $150 both paronta oxc. :$200. IH m anure epfead- S34.500.208-734-9311. VJ, Rent based on Incomo. TWIN FALLS 1 bdrm ., W/D° 208-733-2885 0x1. S.* . ion. D.C.. 20580. '2 2 ^ hookup. 5S & oldor. Call'f'j Ploase call 543-8633. MARES roglaiorod AQHA hunlora, 208-326-4936* ier$400. FarmnI Super C or call Iho Notional Frauiraud hookup, stovo & rofrig. $800. 13.6 38-lnch 4hop- 206024-3733/731-3733.*i l Equal Housing Opportunity,* TWIN FALLS loaso n ^- 5 and 10 yo a ra old. Cut- 6 a M6y e d HUSKIES,------: Informotlon Conlor. No pots. $400 * dep o sit. on duaie $250. Moyora T Coll 208* 423-4532* 2000 sq it o fllc o a u lto . ting and working cow- j Sw ooks, $100 oa ch | 1-800-676-7060,* 3 JEROME 426 West 2nd BUHL Duplox.Cloon l '• horso bloodllnoa. proven toloscopic dItcher-$320. Ave. 3 bdmi., 1 bath, ga- -s Old Towno, chooso palnl Coll 208-731*0670* rrL bdrm.. kitchon oppiloncosS TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm. 2 carpot Parking. 732-0086*" producors. kid gontio. 8 a 10-lnch gatod.plpo. HAZELTON 2 bdrm..- —7 rago, $575 * dop. No7 . wotor. garbogo & singlo0 both, no pota. SSOO m o. * ' Oldor mare shown by sSHIH TZU pupplos. 7 wka., .90/11. 2 JD 2 1 6 b ^ e r s l i n g tsath. sh o w o r & Ig. "-jj' tui smoking. 208-324-3427.' ■ dop. Lorotto 731-1779.* TWIN FALLS omotour in reining ond AKC, cham pion sire, oxc. ;$300 (or both. Misc..oqiod f c Olficos - S h o p r podlgroo. Istshots. ) ■ ■ I W/O. appll., w ood stovitove! JEROME 605 4th Avo, E., - TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm .. working c o w h o ra o . Coll pipe elbows a v a lv e s . — fonced yard, no pets, yei - ' .Vorious SI20S 8i Locations seas-feso 20eo78O5ar !734-937S or 733-9590.* BLISS 480«/-oero^ year 3 bdrm.. 1 carport & 1 go-3®' C/KSTLEFORD 1 & 3 bdmi" 1 bolh. No pola. $42S/m o. Hallowa Properw M gmtS 206-644-6426.*______2 hom os, foodlol.Ql ' lo o se , $ 3 7 5 m o . 4-S3C5300 rogo, good condlllon, 5®’ ro- oportmonts ovall, now. 4.$425/dep. 208-733-3669' SHIH-TZU puppy. 8 wks WANTED s TO BUY'ddnli^ dop. Call 20»>432-e714 t 1300 Kimberiy Rd. #11 * PONY CART & h o m o ss i • SI .095.000 ri4* Irig.ovon/rango. $800. Ront bosod on Incomo. In 734-4334 $250. old. Mole. Rog. Boautilul '*nontal Hot hood 6 cyl. on­ — Coll 208-539-9950.- _ Call 543-6833. TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm .. In markings. First shots. , KNIPE LAND CO.>. JERO M E Ju a t bring yoi 4-plex, oloct. hoat. oppls., _ Call 208-536*6279* gino a Ford 302 V8'on­ ^.^1 Equol Housing Opportunity,' $300. Coll 208-7330189.* } 208-3450163*____- loothbrush.Totally lulur- JEROME Cleon 4 bdrm, 1 1 W/D hookup, nonr CSI & I QUARTER H O R SE AQHA gino, both good running < BURLEY Snako Riv< nished townhouso.10. 2 balh. oppls. Included, AC. '■ Harrison School. No pols, SIAMESE/MANX kIttons, 6 cond. i W anted oldor I Golding 3 yr. old. broko. : ground drivor or ^ O 237*/. ocres. $592,500.500 bdrm.. 2 bath. Jeromome walor paid. $600 dopo- Thorripao’n ptoporlyy S450 corport $425 park­ I gontio nice. S700.0eldlng wooks, oxtra cute, houso | Coll (208) 345-316353 Goll Course. Avail. 8/C8/01 sit. Call 206*543-8256.*__ _Monaaomont 731-1779* ing pod $400 dep. Call ” 7 yr old, F lo y d D e O raat broken. Asking $25 oa. 2 manure i sproodor." £06- | ’ny.. 208-28»0166/423-4383 H«OERM«Ni : ------tor $40. 208-866-2487.* J 324-5658 or 4Q4-9371.* . • Knipa Land Company.' JEROME Largo, cloon.>n. FILER 3 bodroom. 2 both,1, 734-4758 or S39-2769.* _ dog konnol 2Sx5S foot. broko. $1200. 432-5348' = i JEROME Nice 2 bedrooFoom $675,3bdrm, 2 both, tarn-I*"- 3250 N. 2300 E. KB. 6ml», *■ TWIN FALLS 2 bodroom Contains 7 parlitlons and W5 s . Fllor H.S. $500/month. H SADDLES Two Horoford: mobile In country SSOO100 + Ity rm garage. 543-6605 Exlro nlco 4-plox. grooming parlor. Ploaso“ 16* full rlggod ropor stylo, W- Coll lor oppt. 208-733-8891* B fl dep. or $485 on '*1 iy f JEROME nice 28x48 mo- $475 * dop. coll 208-5390407.* $600 and o 15* pieo- I H i loose. Call 208-324-264:!647* piio hom o. Lg. s p o c o InIh QOOOINQ UOW Incomo0 Coll 208-734-9182 * - ■ sure/troll saddle. S225. _ TWIN FALLS BEAN CtiTTER JD 6 row FREE pj pupplos Coyoto & BUHL Lois i3&iBinCioi^ TWIN FALLS Ibdrm77^ fomlly park. 3 bdrm., • 22 subsidized.' 1 bdrni. opts. TWIN FALLS 2 bOdroom . www.TwlnFalisShops.com Coil 208-420-5567.* j >IB. ot W est Sido Court, lor bolly mount, picket Dingo i mix. 6 w ooks old. Lokos subdlvlalon.. CcColl privoio, flroplaco, $42S425 bath now cornet. No pots. 1 1 both.Stovo, rofrlg. D W& i New, Lower Rotoa* " TH O R O U Q H B R EO 4 yr, 20e>733-1072. Across9s Ihoit month * dap. 324-3877.i77 • Long larm . $ 5 8 5 dep.’P- sonlor &/or disabled. dividers. Bean Wind- Mothor | & tothor bottron, Clean: nlco nolghbor-i; W/D. No pota. 732-0895.*•• TWIN FALLS Main gl.- oidmoro.black. IShonds. rower Lockwood. 8 row. sito. , Profor country l?omp. ; river Irom Iho golf course ‘ TWIN FALLS 1850 aq.i p f r 324-8903 or 543-8342.* m. hood, wolklng distanco to0 TWIN FALLS 2 b e d ro o mn. . building noxt to Fox Floral. oxporloncod ridor. Older Moko offor. 208-829-5821’ Nood | homos. *’ 1 ■HAQERMAN 5. 2/10 OCr« 3 bdrm.. 2 balh. lull bsms'mt!! KIMBERLY 2 b o d ro o m . 1. t both townhouso. No0 Main Tioor & flnlshod'1; bluo roon Point maro, Calt 736-2094.*;*; : 1 ator 192lMopleAve.,$87.5Cr.SOO country home. Availableble RIdloy & Kings. 3 opts. ° boglnnor horse, 16 honds. igEErHARV^7lH~Por: , w/5 shoros of wolo r avQlloblo. Coll Shirleyy pots $470 -f dopoall. CallIII bsml. Porfoct. roady to ma, 6 row liftor loader, ff Coll boloro 9am or olt23-6l19* s 208-736-88S4 aftor Spm.' use. Total 5000 sq. tl.0 $650/eoch. 208-212-3444* HOOK a HAND LINE^^D i r? 208-934-4988 wookdoys -complote ovorhoul. now 3* ■ $800. ! Bpm. R Evons. 837-4971 SHOSHONE 3 bodroom. 2 before noon. Smoll pols - Now ownor. Cooporatlvoa TRAILER T rails W o st (3) chain. Call 206090-0253* ------^ baih on acreage For renl ^ TWIN FALLS 2 bodroom,!?’ tomis. Coll 208*720-2523.* Coil 208-543053b-> :- HAZELTON ,Q ond sm oking OK. Equol" 2 balh, oil appls, In­ horso slant trlr. tack, or leaso wllh option to W/D. BEET HAHVlLi^lbH Will ROTTWEILER S' crosj» ? S22.000 Good Site lor manuin 5. Housing Opponunlty' cld. AC. $525 /m onth.1! TWIN FALLS MOin S t PiO-- Qooso nock classic. * 8 2 6 0 .6 row. Flold ready. , homo • will bo required' buy. Call 2 0 » ^ 2 4 0 0 * za ollhor front oxposuro §4700 93»«a(y4aiM864* Adoroblo. cuddly a n d ^ r y 7JT QOODINO 1 bdrm.. onII August Froe. 308-1317.* Exc. condition. C lean. loving. ( $ 5 0 .4 2 3 -4 6 5 V ; h o o k up 10 clly aowe 1 '4 dHOSKONE Split lovol., h appls. Incl. W/D. CIqso to - or inside 3 room sp oee lor | Coll Z08-543-6597.; - Property waa annexe« td ^^a”h. garag*. Bo ta l 4 b e d r o o m . 2 b a t h ° TWIN FALLS 2 b e d ro o m . .numerous oppllcatlons. I WATER RIGHTS-SHARES Into clly limits loat yoayear, siding, f e s . 324-3317'117* garage, largo yard, largo All utilltios paid SSOO® 132 Moin S t S. 720-2523* Doiry-lorm-commeiplflt. L *$300 dep. 1 bedroom, , Water sharos from NorNorth BUHL basement. Avail. Sopt. t Rlvor. $4S0/ofler.-Call Buyj or Soli. 200 od.^SC 1 all utlllllos paid, S325m o.I: TWINFALLS------^ 208-324-2767.* , sido canal. Call Lexl1308- 30i Cool 2 bdrm. tor le a a e wllhwll . 15lh.726-2705/720-2645* J. Offlce-Shop*Warehouee'e, AQUARIUM 135 gallons Conol tor ront. 410-0438* 1 4944 or 737-3918. MLMLS central AC. g a ra g e and it *$250 dep. 323 2 n d Avo* CHEVY *60 truck C-60~. = >nd o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o nue N. Call 208-734-4870*)* Various Sizes 8. Locations f wllh stand, $S50.’208- : M103529 PCD2221 appllancaa. $600/rTW. P,‘u«plu TWIN PALLS - Hallowa Proper». MgmL* 438-2966 o r 431-1609,* good 396 C.I.. S/2 Irons* k depoaH. Ref. required. 1-666-676-81581011 fraa.*‘ TWIN PALLS 3 Bdrm. 2 mission, hydrallc end ■ w- . *How to atop paying rant Z 1300 Klm^riy Bd. #11 BORDER COLLIEX/ ■ Barlcer Realtore 548-431*371 and own your own home.* both, W/D hookup, foncod dump, 10 whooler w/iag ■ '*■’ HEYBURN yd.. OW. g o ro g o . w ator. MCNABB. pup p ie s, block oxlos. $2000 436-4226* - I BUHL Country home roorS5!^i F>eo Holp I t M ountain Vlaw s a white a red & w hile. For ALFALFA (4) variolioa' . GEMi?,^ lor horso. $650. Largirge 1-888-463-4177 Id* 1001 sowor garbage pd. SS50. WIII dollvor. j STATE HEALTY. INC kO E aat A pta is now loking 1 • sale. Call 206066-7713* ; . ^ country m obile homo m e 0 * 0 * 0 * 0 * 0 * 0 * 0 * 0 . AC. 570 Jockson. FWD, dura drum , kernol Ericksen’a • Alfalfa Siotf 208-734-0400 __ appllcatlonsforwolling CalI208-7330000.* I BOXER'pupplea. first ____ $500 /mo. 20 e-g 4 3 ^ 9»71* 7 l TWIN FALLS Ilsl. 1, 2, & 3 bdrm. crocker, 360N8-340 Hay o20B-543-5087/539-77l'5:' TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm .. 2 I shots, dewormod. dow­ head. exc. cond.. $29,500 - TWIN FALLS Approx. IHA 621 RIar A venue W. apts. 678-9141' ? HAQERMAN ALFALFA SEED Fa^fnor aero of C-1 commarcliirclal quamied. Refrr^ atov) bath, garage/opener. AC. claws rem oved, have Call 206*454-0958* ^ ;ova. Spacioua 3 bedroom. '• J & P Storage brindle and fawne. Call to former from $.99 p«{, lb. proporty. located on* E'f"Eli W/O included. S295/mi:/mo. 11/2 batti writh tull oppll., W/O hookupa. no0 Behind Frogs. 637-4170* COMBINE JD 4400 setup froo ! doifvoty Ray Odo^ntffi pots/smoklng. $700/mo. 208-76801S8.*______( Stroot behind Motel 8. i Soulh of BurleI a y finished basem ent tor barloy. gas engine. 208-465-5280 Nornpi.* utilliles on site. S149,SCS'500 Call 20»431-0124-t* $975 -fdep. S om e ulilitlas•* + 400 doposit, 733*0370* $2500. (2) JD '95 edible _ COII20B-734-4139* rriw- • furnished, : TWIN FALLS A-cioon 2 I ^8t"ort*^fl^Sorral g e lX g , 1^.326-482^9-^r ALFALFA Al SEED treated: BURLEY 3 bdrm,. 1 b~ati , JERO M E 1 bedroom op ! 1 90e/lb. R anger a V e(M |.; tull bsmt.. Ig. famlty roor 350 QrandvJew Dr. #101, no pels/smoking, grootit bdrm,. 1 both, carport, lols 1 exc. speed, performance, ^ Cute 2 bedroom. 1 balh. I- of storage. W/D hookup. ■ $800 ea 539*0269* ( Delivery avaiiabie.^'^'’ I ' I refrlg. & sto v e Includai locotlon. $350 + dep. 208- TWIN FALLS/BUHL aroa. 600, electlc aharpeners. 208087-3450/409- ,ji . long a am ooth coats, 208*431*2269* J ; garoge. $685 & up. . great bioodlinea. Call for i I^ N PALLS gorgeoui theee unha. . , 235-2 Sunrlao. Call 208* 1 Information 536*1611.* |^380? aeote°.%9500/ofl^! t I country view 2 acrea C l a s B i n e d1 s 8 BRAWLEY REALTY JEROME 2 bodroom. 1 1/2‘ 733-8207 or 734-4012.* • Paved cul-de«sac> a c .| 734-«8»a ■ bath, all appliances, I CHOW CHOW Ceil 208-3060736* I ! Powar & phone. Irrloat Evas. & weekends washer, dryer. A/C. $490.1! TWIN FALLS C lean 2 o r 3 HEATH 3 point., 6 row ! I ed and lenced. S70.000jSw!! K pay* to read thei e Dave 7 3 1 < 8 6 r _ 324-2744/206*420-1011.* bdrm. opts. All ap p le, fum. I Black or red . $10 0 i boon windrowor. end ALFALFA Ai gm aa hay. . >• JEROME (3) spacea for certified. Also la t a n tf2 n d flne print TWINFALLS Now3 bdm.■m. > W/O hookup. On cul*de- -f Call 208-6430320* dump . Speedy 6 row ci r aac, $455 or $540/mo. * rent. Majosllc M eadow s. bean cutler both exc. cutting ‘ and atraw..208* 2 bath, no pata/smoklng, I- Varonica 644-1167* 733-6839 or 731-5839.* y r.la a s e + dep. I $400 dap. Call 20S-731- cond. Call 734-4161* _ location approx. I2 acr« 1 $1100 P- 3 bdrm.. all appliances; 6148or20e-625-614a» red, lem ale. n^eeds a 2264 Eastwood Rd, waaher/dryer hookups KIMBERLY Single wide; good home with a fenced . w/waler. 3 miles froi I, and new double apacea Twin. Exc. view. RocK 7334931 ^ ----- Call 324-,8056* __ AC. atorage. Now accept-I- TWIN FALLS C lean, 8 yard, $100. lng appiicationa. Afford­I- 2 bdrm.. 1 bath, loaded.a, avail. Friendly Village, Call 208-324*9331.* Creek canyon. Wall'a i e r or + Mobile Eatatea. Aak froniage. Great for horse } '*3^bdr^!’2*b*Sh? Appfa. a b le renta ♦ c ab le . IHA^ No smoklng/peta. S495 * Buriey 677-4042 irs. accepted Cindy 324-0572*:* $495 dep. C all 735-0473*r atjout 1 monlh roni FREEI)( FERRET beautiful female, S109.000. 208-731-2406 ‘ Incld.. AC, auto sprinklers, - Call 423*5263.* :< wilh large c a g e a toys. TWIN FALLS Windml 2 car garaga. No smoking. ??• JEROME new duplox. gos Caii 2Q8-S39-0883* T r r r r r w T T▼ 'T R ett OK. 206-794-4784** hoat/AC. Appls. $800. Heights 1 acre w/wate ’ *FALLSAPTS.*^ ^Homo Park lote tor $150.e FREE (2) male a female $33,900. 208-731 •2406.106.* DIETRICH H o ra e lovei S 4-plex 2 bdrm. utilltlos. y a n d P h a a e a n t V iew ). reg. M alam utes. N eed to pd. $525. TrI-Co Property mon. •» doposit. Trash 4 I SEED r . I 3 bedroom. 2 bath fa*rmtan '^ 1 - 3 Bedroom < . Townhomea. wator Indudod, pola al­a bo oul In th e c o u n try . 5 house, wmve stall hors It. Mgmt. 324-2734 tcpm.us* lorse Hallowa Property Mgmt. - 1.2.3 Bdrms. lowed $25. m o n -► do p o sitI- years old. Exc. watch- BRICKSEN'S." bam & corrala, $700/miI/mo. 1300 Kimberly R d. «11 208-436-1760 / 436-1102*t. dogs. Intereated callers 82S 8. 660 e. 208-301308- 734^34 townhouso. oil oppls. No0 S369-$515 only543*501 Olv. m sg. ALFALFA S B SD 5710/734-9075 evea.* II Som e OW & W/D hookups.>■ TWIN FALLS Singlo & CUSTOM TWIN FALLS Caah llov l i __ TWIN FALLS 1 bodroom.im. smoklng/pots. $495. Coll E. 208-324-3213 oxt. 108* Spacious a n d clo an . double spacos avail. Froe HARVESTINO updated 4-plax. Oul«■lulet FILER 3 Ddrm.. 1 battath. 1526 1/2 Fllor Ave. E. e widowed.*rieuat^ered. lit- No pets, 734-6600* mo. rent. Cameo Mobile 208039*7715*- neighborhood. Full:ully sawar/sanlllatlon palijald. watar pd. yd. care provid- V E statsa. Call 734-6064* e ter box trained, freo to . Call S3Q5 $300 d e p . No pe 00 nSrso^EAsofS^ TWIN FALLS Lg. 2 bdrm. Acreage u>ant«J ______. occupied. $189,000. Cl pets ed, rats., no pets. $400J • TO MOVE good home. 735*1924* 801-836-3736,' 366-7974/590-1580* monlh*dop. 420-0125.* somo ullls. $450f dop. Small groin and com. “ ONENUMBERTO 361 Sth Ave. E. 733-5038' FREE CATS (2) tiger 3 6 y^ara experience. p CALL TWIN FALLS NE. newerii striped. Ilx a doclaw od, C ontact Harveater S X L A O E ^ «**«*>•<** house cata. 423-5008* Moon 6OO-e9O-O930. FAWNBROOK APTS. counlry opt. 1 b d r m . oppls. W/D hook-up. AC. SHARE a lorge home with R o v 801-301-4544 • ^ Calltolaaseyour1.2, or 0 hot tub & patio, $275 TVent g01-Sei-33g<* P r^qntalnc' -- ' 3 Bedroom Apt. . No pets/am oklng. No D spoyod. w/ahota, one Custom S d a ^ e . ' yard. $475 ■* dop. Electricic in clu d es u tillile s. C allI TODAYI ?, w/three lega. declawed. Ouflllfy ATfm ellnew ||||||lll'IUIIIIIIIIminmnitniiniil ineludod. Call 733-6301* after 7 pm 308-736-4906* HORSES I I b i ll y i f l B iM m .'J Insldo only, v o ry loving, Jor all y o u r . 734-1600 TWIN FALLS RoommoteL Caii atter 7pm . 7 3 5 -0 9 ^* preen chop needii-'-' 647 Fawnbrook Avo. I TWIN FALLS ~ | wantad. $250 m onth, utli- SARATOGA * FREE kittens 5 w oeka oid, Calvin W right Bringing 15 years Handicap occosslblo Itlos paid. ?08-733-0973. experience ta • Equal Housing Opportunity' APARTMENTS '* cute, adorable. Litter box Horae shoeing trainod. All c o lo ra . Coil B re ak in g Magic Valley arvd. Luxury 1. 2 & 3 bdrm . 208-212-0288*______Exerclatng Suxu/un0 . d\opping(KP1^ rRUPER^™ *^"^ apanm onia m id. Sour, or Mean haulina.-packiiia. * Taking applications tor FREE ktnens. 8 wk. oid. Ut­ baaglng. Wosher/dryor Included, ter boxed trainttd. Need a Ezperlenoed waiting list. 1 & 2 bdmi. swimming pool, fitness 436-331-1716.* AfoblllzaMon w K tU H S opts. Vailoy Park Apts. I CONNECT 1 good hom e. Cute a 300 m ile rad/ - center, buslnoss cen te r, odorablo. 208-436-1902* Ireo video library, W IT H J c ro m e . * p, enclosed goragoa. C U S T O M E R S FREE Lob. whito mole. 1 PZPB R E P A IR I i-aoo-3e3-9B3a*., CallorVialttoaayl W H O yoor old. Call 208-543* ' ? ■ est Saratoga Dr. N E E D 5590 loove m ag.______C ly d e'* S p r i n k le r F Qrow your'-'- 735-1600* Y O U R FREE Lab/cnow mix. Pipe Repair RUPERT 16 month old. N oeda good bualnessI'e:A7 Toking oppllcoilons for SERVICE Whether Ita w ind TWIN FALLS Sm. 2 Cod-, home a s so o n a a possiblo damageet In thrJUrld wolllng list. 1. 2. & 3 room. 1 bath, garbage * Call 735*1367* Advortlto In bedroom oportmonts. wotor paid.. $350 -•■ £300* Advertise In or cleaning up tlte A Q B u§lnes» Mary Roemerer WIU Brown Kelly Runyon FREE Pretty long hair le- bone pUe er American Dream R^t) Soulhwood Aporimonts. doposll. Call 423-4949* ” tho S4rvlc0 Directory.. Coldwell Banker alt>' Coldwell Banker 436-0228* malo kitten, black wilh Hand Unes & WENDELL Nice Cloonn Service whito nose a n d fo e t Coil Wheel U nea Curtis Realty Curtis Realty 2 bedroom apartm ent 423-5008.*______I I g t convenient location, DW.'• Directory aoa-431-7149* To tind out m ore call > FREE Walker Hound, mole. Christy O •'‘4 stove and relrigerotor,f 733-0931 ext. 2 208-735^69 o r^ nUAEAT Avoliabie Nowi' included Equal Housing 3 yeara old, has been POULTRY I 2 bdrm., townhouso apis.‘j Opponunlty.. 536-6244* ® 4-H l iv e 6t 6 6 k e d u lp hunted som e on 'coon* a 10000580883 oxf7|^ ...click onn Rear Estate - Homeseller W/O hookupa, rental = Sheep stand. $175. eleo- bear. Call 208*543-6914 o r email C > ossistonco available. 1 iric hair groomer/blowerw < after RM* Page "C h ic k " Equal Housing Opportunity I $100.63^^* 'n R a n c h ^ Colonial Towne Houaee ir GERMAN S H E P H E R D 6 I Summer is Mr* - ana il Is mo. old, n e u tered , ahota, No matter now you apor*o yoS Call 4360429.* - Iriendly Cell 208-678- Chicks q/'all sixes days, ctasalfled lit>'<^M ;• JEnOME Holldoy M oiei~ Oarag* salo ••aaonl Flr>d Hena. dixcks. geese. TWINFALLS 2 bedroom. t. oul wnars thay are and tari; 1444 0C670-2287* buty tchodula. Put q t i * A /a rm eggs. ■M's Ume-aaving d i? » S g Claan. nk» nelghbomood. Vllce.^deon. comfortable> evoryona wnare yours win M tnrouo^ ttv* powotful littia 200 N. 353 W. Jerome. AC. $650.' rooms. 401 W . M ain. n pups, pure bred. Mom a ao8oa408as« _ ^r?lwyoutod^. ' J Call 208-639-2730* 324-2381* ada in classlflad. s Dad on alte. $ 1 2 5 . Caii 206- 654-2668* ______, V - a. V • ^ .

^ ^ W f j a L A B V Monday, Augiigust 25,2003, Times-New*.vs. 1TMn Falls, Idaho 811

HONDA ’•3 XR250C **0. CLARIMBT Yamaha PEACHES Baooetrs WANTED TO BUV Yama­ cond., 3800 mla. $1700. c iw ,:...... ha 4 whoolor for parts. inconow.$326. - River View Orchard. ' Yamaha '95 TImborwoif. ■ ^ ^ o n d ^ , A u ft 25,3003003 Cad 208-312-2570* Call 206-543-6987* Call 208-326-5611.* ATV $ 1 7 0 a 206-7880960* WANTED to buy. Looking PEACHES for okl fishing Item s, lures,’ BUHL Mon-Tuee eam-3pm H Hagemian melona i - MOVING SALE licenced. I Accel w'heels. esonbridc FAX reols, creels, e tc. Call Ron Scotta steering stabUzsr. !H:theact: , A pplea at208-320-180t.* microwave & c a r t, rocking ! . F resh c o m chairs, dresser*, TVs, desert ' tank, fast & ratabie. Farm er*a C o m e r * dothing. dUhes, end Many I extraa. $3800. Cat NORTH * ttMsvv CHBCKOUTTHE YOUR Mlke20S-420-1801.» ••' -^n theory there is ino diffbrencc MAGIC VALLBT t. tablos.lots of atuff, 1 ind practice. In A KQ 83 81S Sth Av* N* g 'fe^tocen theory and V Q 10 2 8BCTXON o r irs E lberta T im e •; • Jm icticc tfierc w. ” THETmeS-NEWS AD j TWIN FALLS |ewetry store ] ♦ AG 4 TIMES-NEWS P o w e rs O rc tta r d . LIFT CHAIR tart In good —YogiBerra' . for more Call 208-S43-ea80.* I going out of business ' ♦ A Q 5 auction adsl CLASSIFIED condition. $350. Catl siJe . Jewelry show coses,' RQ H N bA '02 4 wtteeiar, 4x7 208-324-4433.* I______elec. anm. 240 mta. $4000 WEST EAST • - T h e auction calendar DEPARTMENT and displays. i PRIDE JET 2 E iLe CTRIC5 Caa 733-7646 or 420-6675,* .1Hartoy ’03 FXD, 3K mBes, a 2 ♦ 10 5 5 appears Sunday. - 1V Wo all know crimcIme docs not pay 9 208-734rS538 W heel c h a ir. $3000'offer. e x t r a s , $ 1 3 , 5 0 0 '7^ but. by contrasi‘asl, counting a V A KCJ J 63 V 0 85 Monday. Wednesday. OR 878-3337 or 312-1235* FOR A CLEANER 206-873-6726 between bndgo hand is both)th virtuous and ♦ K J1 9 9 6 ♦ 10 Friday and 208-677-4543 WANTED Finger oximeter. COMMUNfTY 5pm I 8. 9 pm* should certainly be rewarding to A JU 10 7 6 4 3 2 ■ Online 24/7 at Call 208-536-5094, www.maglcvalley,com (BURLEY)* I In an effort to keep H H dM bA ‘62 hancher tti. .. ypii. On today’s deal;cal; as on almost SOUTH _ loavo m e aa ao o * _ our towm neat, we -$3400, axo. condition. evory othor doalI youyc have ever A u ctio n A d v e rtisin g PIANO Uko NEW. Santk^k WANTED call 324-3040.* A A J 7 4 Jill HoUon uprtoht, oxcollont condttk ■ played, you can obsobserve a lot by ¥ 7 4 , P Kitchon c u p b o ard s. AK-47 Hungarian. 7.62x39- ask that you remove KAWASAKI ' *92 2 5 0 kl5S£ 208-735-3222 on. Booutlfui vraod finish.|j Call 208543-4782.* watching. Recently lunod. Valued _ collbor. In now condition,* any garage sale ,'S1200/Offer. Huaqvama W est leads tho thu heart ace jhoI[ooOmaglc2lJo^;£S^s ovor$3000...aakingg WANTED C a m p o r shell foror $325. Call 208-423-4455.': signs that were ’*88 ; 430. $600/offer. Both In good a h ap e . 734-2302.* against South’s foufour-spddc con- I $2500/offor. Ploaso0 '94 Dodgo Dakota oxt.liV BROWNING B.A.R. Bol- placed In our i tract and accurateately continues Vulnurab■ablu: East-West I coniact Jennifer att .cab,6l/2-.'87-'98wtlllll. glum .243 Reduced $500J community KAWASAKIr '83 KOX200. wth thc king and a thirdtl heart be- Dealer:•: VWest I 208;735-0293.*______Call 208-678-7873* _ with world claas Tasco) advertising yoursale, proe. $ 1800. ' fore you havo a charhance to pitch a RING womon’a diamonda PIANO Lowrey Splnot. po- * Thank you for your Callg0»-731-g139* s third club. You The bldditWing: H can finish, solid soundd Toyota Coroiia, Hondala condrtton. 2 0 »326-5224* heart on dummy’s th marquis. $200. Diamond ll Civic or Accord In oxc. . cooperation* ^ throw a diamond away,nwi then draw gouth band. SISO.DIamond &> board, $895. New cost RUGER 1022 M atch West North East fl $350020B-733-9524* condflont 1996 or newor. barrel, muzzio break, ATV 1 1 5 m iles, wtthout trumps in thrce roundsroi as B ast 1 ¥ DbL Pass ruby bond. S1S0, Call - 208-543-4663 Iv. msg.* trailer S46 0 0 . With trailer ' 208-539-0468 after 5 pm. _ trigger work. $300. Callli foUows £ult and WeiWest discards a ^ * Pass 4 A All pass . WANTED H u n tin g riflo In MIko et 208-420-1801.* $5100. CM 208-73M a»r heart. Now you cashtsh the top clubs,. RING womon’a ruby ringP Thai birthday a d you placod good shape, Profor .243 KKR^SAKTBTcDrsSa. I diamond from Opening!lg lead; H ea rt king guard. $125. Ring Btock somo time a g o in Tho !„ SIQ PISTOL 360 Soml^ again pitching a di to .308 cal. A lao. looking, • automatic, new in th e box,* COMPUTER IBM Aptlva‘ 4-slroke dirt bike. Lik« u somothing in- ______hills gold. $ 5 0 . C ell 208-•* 77mos-iVew3?^owlstho ’ for any lever a c tio n rillos. hand, just in case s ^ 539-0486 a tto r 5 pm .; '®- $450. Coll 206-733-8576*: 168 MHZ. 2 Gig, monitor. , tcresUng happenss - - and it docs! i .raBAU WITH THE ACES ^ llmo to como p k ^ up your Call 206-431-6210,* . keyboard. $99.420-1536.* jJ I pictures. Stop by The r WALL TENT 10X12 for When W est di8card.<LAMd^6wh**i*r, ' ! ha oxc. condlllon. $500. 4 wtieel drive. Rtina auper. five h e a rts , two chclubs, and two V .1 9 5 LAWN M OW ER Nattonal 3 Call 208-934-8112.* WANTED Old B M pomp* hal leaves him ♦ 10 4 o r g a s s ta tio n Itom *. HARLEY ’00 FXDX Supor’ * $3500. 206-536-6640 or .spades — nnd lhal roal turf m owor. good? VIOLIN Anton Richter, 1 308-8911* wilh p recisely fou:tour diamonds, A J 7 4 cond.. $1200. 720-8742.* Top monoy paid. Dyna Glide Sport. 11K, . w/hord caso usod 2 yr. Tony 208-866-0274.* like new, atored, wind- -StiZUKI '00 Katana 7^&i Thus E a s t has a1 siBinglclon dia- ' RIDING .LAWN MOWER,I, well cored for, music — BOW 2 0 0 U o n n ln g s BucV- Wcsl North E^ast >' stand 2 chin resta 5-8 mu- : WANTED old mlliuiry m aster 30 Inch draw- shield, will deliver 200 ^ m aroon,leaa than 2K mint mand. , Craftsman, w/bag atuich- V mis. $12,500. 208-788- oond. *4500. 733-8869.* i you tackle the 1 NT mont, for pa rta , $200/offor.r. sic books, $375.676-1456* medals, unlfonns. Insignia, length, 60-70 Ib. with Tro- ~So how should y< 3 NT All pass documonts. & souvenirs. - 4694,* ______dim ' ikl ‘66 AM 256 ve^ diamond suit? The« uianswer is obvi- rTjss Call 2 0 8 -3 2 6 ^ 5 9 1 * _ -VIOLINS (2) quality lull »• phy Rkfge eight, T.M. ar- Paying highest prfcel row rost and Easton su­: HARLEY'02 Sportster ous oncc you see it: I slzod Include casos and P a u l N utting 733-1691* SS3?Sf^SS5: ■ A N SWER: E> Lead your fourth-high- I • bows. Call 208-324-0220.* por light arrowa. $275. 883, Ilko new. 2 400 miles. , thc firat round of lhe “ Please caB20»43l-€0S8.': wire wheels, saddle bags ,/offer. C an 20 6432-6261* iomonds and o »»l ade, not a top spude. Yes, WANTED down to two diam niy way lo set th c hand . $5999.328-6468 Iv.msg.* SDZaRTorSESo'SB^ ' trum p in each hancand. Whichever Ber, full w indshleW , about jn this diamond might bc to cash spades from the BASEBOARD HEATERSP ^“lAiBadiliU HARLEY DAVIDSON '98 j opponent has won I B ogainst that, a low spade (4) With therm ostats. WANTED to buy factory Road King, n eods cam & 400 miles, S2.795. Retail trick will next havenve to do some- ^ ? Misc., s iz e s 3 ft. lo 10 ft. - built enclosed trailer, 5x8 lifter, sesoo/offor. Por $3,450. Call(208) illy regret. East eains wheneverwh partner lias the }; BAG Produce you pick. 879-2690,* IhinR h e will really $10W offer. 208-324-9805*L Gordon Is roady. 3 or 8X10, 208-731 -8310.** GOLF CLUBS-mons, lelt r. sale locally. Doclo. i ‘ton queen, or when dedar- will b c forccd toI givegt' you a ruff doubletoi 3 Coll 208-326-3302.* WANTED TO BUY pk:kupjp hand Prime clubs, balls,!* Call 884.266^060- ^ Bstwill have to erhasonone spade guard in the suit CHAIN LINK FENCING Sport, looka greatl Fun ■ and discard. West A pproximately 2 5 0 sq. ft. CUCUMBERS pickling,r soot lor 1977 Chovy/y bag and puH cort, $250/I1/ HONOA ’82 V45 Magna. irlner hus u doubleton. And ridal $4600. Pleaae call play u h eart for the ruff and dis- andparU $2S(Voffer. 206-764-2492*! and othor vegetables. Coll[ll pickup. Call 208-423-3- offer. Coll 208-644-92955 . Oood cond. $1800/offer. i my has the queen and part­ aflor 5:09 pm.*______206-650-1S83.* . caixl. o r equally filialuUilly, lead u diu- if dumm> FAST TREES 543-4895.*______4010 loavo a mossago.* Call 208-733-6862.* your queen. Ei- "‘V** ic .jack, this might be thc mond around to yot ay to cash out thc suit. Grow 6-10ft./yoar : th er w ay, the accoccond diamond only way $7.50 -$11.50 Pottod. - loser vanishes, andjndyou have 10 ltd I J.T la nmUrt Itoeby Wol». t-nui! hUn *t Brochuro. 800-615-3405S tricks. C1:1^1 «DI. r«ljrr $>ndicalr. Inc. FREE Motal b e a m box. - Call 206-328-4451• moll OAK LAWYER SHELVE!i/ES HP 4798 700M, 320 RAM..1. FREE 3 room DirecTVV ALFALFA 2 n d cut. S J balos. Good horao tioyhoy. (5) original g la ss & loboltv>i9 CDRW. 19* monitor or)r syslom Includlt^ Installa- Soil any amount. 208208- 6' mission stylo couchich’ Compoq nolobook 475M.1^. tlon, 4-n>onth8 R ^ E E pro->• 733*1098 or539-6036.*16.' round o a k ta b lo , 4 con&mod 144RAM. CD+oxtCDR-=1* groming whon you sub-I- — soot c h a lra . w oodon cab W. YourchokM $325. Callill scribe to NFL Sundayy FALL F E E D S irotch youi fnfid w /g lo s s s h o lv o,9 s 4i 208-738-9999.* TIckot. A cc o sa 225-K:han- lood. a d d Nulra-Llx foocIr®-, glass front, h a n g s on walwall. PEFmUM MMX 233 MHz.T nols. Digital quality supplom ont. Solid lubs oi picture/sound, LImltodd ______jj \EMPLOYMBNT\ 208-734-7027.-______32 Mogs ram. 56k mo- |CARIt^il£UXaVO| I 1 I S E W IN O I liquid. C o n tac t 'Circio O' ------d o m , W l n 9 8 $ 1 2 5 . tlmooffor.1-eo»963-32Sr HORSE Livostock Supply. Cnt : ACOUSTICAL SERVICES Pantlum 111 333 MHz.z. FREE Elm troos for tiro SHOEING J o y c e ’s Sewino 324-1490 o r 358-0990.* ® &, DRYWALL Autom aid 258 Mogs ram, 10/10010 wood and aaw logs. . H an d w a sh in g , Tomporary-Porrrmnonl Alteratk>ns, GRASS HAY A STRAW NICr win 2000 $1-75-»- Call 208-436-5175* mtorlor a n d oxtorior. Looking lor om ployoos Wodding. Prom dreaaea 2 string balos. - Groat startw compute*. g Repair & Texturing Mobile shoeing scrulee. ' Pk^upAdettvery. REFRIGERATOR Moyta ■: FREE Moving boxes ond SmaU repairs to remodels By a ppolntm ont Or looking for work Coll 206-65S -4246/ y*®9 Call 735-1030 aftor 5pm.* Wlll pk;k u p a n d drop off.I. b y ap potnlm ent only! ZT7 Plus. 1 yoar old. sido b L packing papor. Call 208- Noot, cJoon 4 proloeskxv Cowden Horaes i• Call Lanco LoBaron 7*borso riay, srrtoll.omouhtt y r a — Some on w heels. CallII 732-5904/306.1699* "I 733-7300 or 678-4040 'o k . S 4;50/bQ to, 10 bol. You doson/e th e bostl ^ Vinyl. Privacy fence dolivor. S m all balos. Hay s $130. Dirt blko $ 350. go- Carbkle 8. stool sawa. oots, o ro s s , or slraw. REITtlOERATOR I c a r t $ 1 0 0 , BMX bikoss BOB’S BEST I CARPENTRY I Repair work. 20 y rs exp. . 141 B racken St. S. Calt20B-326-4636.' Kilchon /Udo, Alm ond. I $120.208-734-3282* DRYWALL Call 934-0916* 734-4050* HAY lg. & sm all am ounts,:Its, 2 excoilont condition, $225 I MISCELLANEOUS Ro-r. 731-0788 IZJUVZTSCAPDVO [ suing. A lso conHiod. Noar^oar ' Ploaso call 735-0993* ). Insurod free Eattmatos* B&B I FENCING n ^ BEDROOM BET 5 plOCO.r cumbont oxorclso btko. MAINTENANCE S T O R A G E J«rom e Golf Coursoi;®.®- R E F R IG E R A T O R . Whirlhirl- brand now stilt In box.X $100, Boautlful Bistro ta<1* Tony's Landacaping I I '•324-2157 o r 308-S8S1 .* I. ~ 32 yra oxporlonco S£R V T C £S 2l_ pool Conquest sido» b bod, rails, drossor, minor.,r' blo w/4 Chalra, $300. n Remodel, pointing HOME REPAIRS . do- sido. Ico/w ator dlsponsoi 19 Computor deak, $150. All Cloon-ups. pruning, J& P STORAGE HAY Quality sm . balos. do ’*®T' night sland, rotolt $899 DRYWALL exterior & Intorior, C an re n t by th e day. llvorod & h a n d stackodkod. whlio/gold. now conc saMk:o$399420-«3«0*!• itko now. 734-6193.* bathroom spodalltlos. Fencesl Fences! trim, rock, powor rako. Any $ 9 5 0 .208-678-8945*- J. REPAIR sprinklers, fondng. m onth o r yoar. all lypos o> hay ovoll. An; ------BEDROOM SUITE AbSO-Z MISCELLANEOUS Rolt- 423-4066 or 731-4085** Pro-Fence >4rnMint o k. 20a^324-7319 - J W e also do boauiiful w odow rhot you c an i. Behind Frog'a ^ WASHER A DRYER: sSC o t Iutoly gorgoousll 7 ptoce•0 away bed, 5QOOWTJ Chuck'a Custom Tony-734-3322* In H agerm an I Konmoro. brand nowlow, Chorry sloigh bod, Holr-If. G o n o r a c g o n o r a t o r . ri docks & awnings. ^.S.C. Hay Ratrtoving ^ V Painting & Drywall I CARPEWTRV^I Call Michoal for Iroo Call 20a-e37-4170* C all C on at m oving m u st soil, $70C700/ loom quallly. Brand naw,w Swamp coolor, utlllly■k Neot, doon. professional. 20B-2a0-0a39* - oflor. 410-0413/734-330€308' 8(111 boxod. Rotail $8200,0 dotty. 2 room tent. Yard:o small lobs w ok»m o. 30 rLANDSGAraral — sncrHlco$2150.42CK380*0- wagon. All roaaonablo ’ MAGIC TOUCH . WANTED S traw on iho"tho WASHER and dryoi '2 yoors oxp. Llconso & I TREIB S E R V IC ^ - pricos. Como soo ot 372V bonded. Mombor of For All Y our H om e FLOORING : stum p to buy and balo.Ilo- slackablo. ^ yoar oU.. ox-o> BUNK BED combination M adrin S t.call Ray Improvements "A Greener Seaaon' Call 731-3471 days Call dosk & dmwora, w/dross- ^ BBB. 73S-8686* Sprinklor systom s. 1 collont condition. Co »' 208-73S-134e.*______-I NO JO B TO SMALL T r i p l e A **734>3589ovos.*** * ' 775-755-2242 In Jackpotpot.* or, mirror. & m altrosBos. - 736-7404 o r 280-1661 Wood Roor Designs lawn care, pavors. $SOO/offor. 735-1882.* MOVING S A I £ pa n el saw. Roasonoblo ratos. Troo topping romoval, I -Aak lo r L ou* w e do everything from stump ronwval H WASHER Konmoro 9 com puter d e s k , com or of- ^ bask: oak to hand Insurod i S sorlos including a Whtt/htto CANOPY block Iron with flee desk, bnlertalnmontS A IR D U C T I Jool Com ocho •yor quoon mattnwa and box. scraped cu sto m . 404-6367-733-1^6* W ostlnghouso dryo J{ stond, dishwasher, lorgoI® c L E A im ro I CARPfillVTRY^ Excellont w ork. 734-6513/420-6389* noods hoating olomonlont. now still In plastic Ilst $799 sacrtfkM) $299.420-6350*" dohydrotor, PU shell, and Roforoncos. * • S w ^ p r o d u c T nowi^ $i25/offor, 423-5802,* 2. much more. 734-6258,* Romodol & ropalr 7 3 6 - 3 ^ » I h as c a n n in g corn, tocno T 5t CHINA CABINET 1890's jr Air Quality W indows. D o o rs & I MOVING 1. 'toos. & pickling cucum?,Tm! W A S H E R /D R Y E R SO y PIANO upright. $500, Sofa3 iTREESERVrCEl :a 4 Konmoro oxc. cond, $25y SJSRVICB Roasonablo Ralos. 676-3476 431-3253* ■ CALL 208-731-0788*80- list $329 sacriflco $90. Its flnest" 208-734<030* ^ Call420-8350.* win covor approxlm otoly Rosidontlal & com m ordal.J r HANDYMAN CUSTOM BALINQ, 16x116*10 W IN D O W S V in y l (5 J. 100sq.ft. $130.733-4035* <60 KINGPILLOWTOP n SAWTOOTH SHECTr Detail o rio n te d . ' 81 C LE A N U P small aquaro botosA?'' o 7W X 5'H . slldors. $6 ^ STORAQE BULLY BARN Roloroncos ovaitoblo. I PAINTING rroEESERWCEl : round balos. S43-S618* 141- mottross & box sot, now n. METAL 1 £ _ oach- C all 20&-733-0141 'T 10x12 $1850/Offor. 208-^ Hoatlng/AC 734-2402/404-6577.*:J Salazare Solutions ;CUSTOM STACKINC ------slill In plostic. Ilsl $899. Ray’s Tree Service ■ ■ sacrtfiea$249. 420-6350.*r : 733«47e2 loavo mossago.*L RolrlQorotlon ------= i Wo llx problom s Garr’s Painting Bwaihing a n d rotrlovlng 0, CommordoT& Rosldontlal Froo Estimates Intorior/Extorlof Removal. Trimming. ^‘''0- ^ n m i MATTRESS & box springs SWING SETS (2) doluxo, ' CLEANING . Call 20 8-731-9307‘ _ iil ^ oxcollont condition, $9515 <20e>733-8S48» I W d lobs, rom odollng. Roasonoblo ratos. Topping. Shrubs. rjAHTZ CUSTOM HAYINC WM Sooly Posiurpodlc Calll.' each. Call 324-2514.* d SERVICE romoval ot dobris. Husbond & Wlfo toom. Stum ps —— King,, novor usod. still In Wo do II oil p lu s moro. Jack and Lona. Call 736-2571* . Sw athing, baling &^ SIERRA Grande 8 porsoi " TELESCOPE See Mars Slacking. 1 Ton balos. factory plastto. W h ite G k> vs C le a n ing Call 735-0227 . [ 2 yrs. old. Liko now«.*• Extra lirm. $1000 vrth a new M oado. Modol^ i AUTO I : 208-543-6049/731-504921E, $6200/otfor. 308-7889.* Commoreiol 8. rosktontlol Call20fr6780114* DS-2070AT. 70mm DETAIUNQ SpociollzInQ In doop I TREE SERVICES — (2.8*), rofrocting, 700mm HANDYMAN QUEEN PILLOW TOP'P focal longth. f/ton. w cloanlnO ' I PAINTING at 1 mattross & box sol. now Z Mr*. Beaalev'a Detail1 Wookty & bi-wookly T R E E S a STU M PS OF •’X Moodo Auto Star comput- Froo Estlmotos DAVE'S HANDYMAN DRYWALL m a g k : v a l l e y still In plostic, Ilst $489 orcontroller. Fully assomn- - Exporioncod doUillors sacr1f>c0$129. 420-6350.* X. who treot your I 737-9407* All typos homo ropalr ISA Cortlflod. W ood for MAQERMAN 4 acros blod but atlll have box. = & romodollng. LUPHER a vohlcio liko thoir own. solo, troo ostlmatos. ; , cross foncod, oastOS*: I CHECK THE ROCKER RECUNERS (2)2) $300.324-6654 tv msg* Coloring to Iho PAINTING. INC. Tlm A b b o tt 734-7919 In oxcollont c o n d itio n , s Qood prk:os. G roat Work^ CONCRETE I L G aiago/horso shot''Od SERVICE ■ 73S-i^* I homo ownor. Palming, Romodollng. D « i McCreery420 c u T H N a ■ ■ Windowa XP. 6 montr" ‘h s Sa6aBa-315a/73»3644* ., Call ua todayl TWIN FALLS _ HENDRY & SONS ROOFING Custorh Lawn & garden Tho T lm os-N ow s No manor how you sponO ytM Corpontore ’ Roskfontlol. commorcial. rototiUing, w oedcutting. 5* Claaatflod Dopartmont PLAN ROOM Oay«. dosslflod tiU your Roasonablo ratesl cle a n u p work. s m Pontium 120M HZ, 40Img. m Bltt'ooWNS AUCTOM Commorcial & RosWentlol i” 733-0931 oxt 2 Jobs to bkl for all bu«y schodulo. Pul datai-^ /yi Jobs U r g e 8i Sm alt“ FroeosUmatos.FlnaiKing' 5^^ expe^^noe. 8 14 SERVK^EMC. ' Roborta McKorchor PartPark 1.2 gig. WIndovrs 98 1 677-4042.* construction. Rod* tlmo-»avlf»o 0ifo«ot«r.* $65. Can 206-764-2492'92^ Commia^ to Ext^mnernrJr !★ *★ ★ ★ ★ * * - ’------— r [ ' f - — — ■ . -.5' •’ ■y. Auguat 2S. 2003______B 12 T lm * s-N * w s,. TwinT) Idaho Monday. ■ ...... , ]

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u lly FORO '95 Econollno Con-on- MERCURV90Sablo.0 . VW'OO Bootle turbo g a s,,5 5 -? ■ . If oxc GEOROIE BOY'83 CCla lass CAB TRAILER 16 (t. flol- flal CHEVY'9 4 1500 4x4, oxt. ox CHEVY '99 Tahoe fulh YAMAHA '00 Bloslor. o 250. cob, AC. loaded, 1681'8K . ' , loaded. Whllo. exc. condincl. veralon by R o o d sto r.r. 44 Fixed up & ready to go,[0, speed, moon roof, heatedod ATTENTION 5 condition. $2300/oft/offor. A 24' with only 28K!r,$13.900.Call rondy. Mint condltliltion 4-x8', 1 yoor old. $450450. 3/4T.. 4x4, AC. PW, PI CHEVY *99 Tahoe, loadod‘03 ^ Rool nice van. Very good — 206-736-8940 Stev* good condition, oxin(xirn#. si2.500/oflor. 208-7:I-788- Coll 208-423-6363.* cruise, rocolvor. n c ^ MERCURY '65 Soblo. 4 _ Please check yourj Coll 206-326-3102.* |Ow gfoon. 81K miles. $16.50(500 cond. $8,800. 487-3333.* d oor, oil powor, AC. runs _____ 9874 or 208-720-10230 3 .* Toyo tiros, S4.400/offofor. toll 208-431-2289* ■ ad on the first day» YAMAHA PW 80. '97. S7 -s-3 FORD '98 Wlndstor GL 3.633 well. $2000.423-4467* ' S M l Id AV ttAMSLfeh" Call 208-544-2024.* ■ If you find an enoi; . Groot kids biko. ru ir^ tooijflH H — DODQE -98 Durango, Srt3™ L engine, 118K, exc.*c. NISSAN'92 Stonza. J5 7 . Endeavour.' 33 ft. 4 6 0 ^ CHEVY '97 oxtendod ca seat. 88K, oxc cond ■ we Will correct it, t good. Coll 734-3S47.*L:____ Ford. Banks pow or pa Ji*.: cond,, $4900. 326-I774.* apd., kxjks a n d nins good. j7 WowSnol borosponsfcto ____ Silvorado. 4WD, auto*0- $13,000. Cotl 308-778{ Q M O /aivano 3500 cor-»r- SSOOO/oflor. Coll 208-b '. MERCEDES BENZ '87 Solar ponols. owninglng, 2 HANGER For solo or rent ‘POr or 208-734-3117.* 160E2.3lltor.goodcond., (or ontirs oftor lhefir«t, ront, PW, 454 Vortox, c n m p t ___ 90 von. 97K milos. good» d 734-3411 or 731-3418.* TVs. now rofrig. AlwiIwoys $9000 or $90 0 m onth.B — $2S00/offOf 206-788-ya»2*> day ol publlcaUon.* ; stored Insldo. S3S.0i>.000. euhl Airport. 543-6687*Ith, sholl, corpot kll, tool boiitio- DODOE '00 Durongo, 4x41x4. condition, white, a sk in g ____ 543-4403/360-789-63;6370.* 67* 109K milos, exc. condltic00/ SLT. loathor, roor AC^C. $7900.208-734-4783.’ ^S^2*5*K,*^door, roar Call Twin Falls ; ------n. Ono ownor. $10.SOC J WARNING I BAYLINER '90 Capri 2C >9.* CO. AT. e v e ry o p tio“ n " i o Lo S-94 Sllhouolto.soll-lOll- spoiler, exc. cond., $6000 733^>931 ext. 2. or . HQLIdaV ftAMbLER olfor. Call 208-539-2429rrr 66K.$15.900Cal S ' W hon purchasing a vehl- . oponbow, 4.3V6. $631 O non u . lng bocauao: Hubby buysuys 208-543-5466/731-5469* Burioy 677-4042.* ; B Vocationor 35 It. 50 Or ^3; 208-948-9175ff36-eS88* L. clo, make suro that tho olfor. Call 208-423-4M gonorator, bsml. mo( DODGE '89 Powor wagor new one; t havo his; no PONTIAC'91 Bonneville,10. tillo Is In tho nom e of BAYLINER '95 CoprII tOifaml- 12II. slldo oui. Newnifofl! lit dHgVV f-orta for ‘ssT____ l 4x4, 4 door, w/fiot bocory- GMC '88 Suburbon nowlow nood for 3. Origlnol own-ivn- O rool car lor tho m oney.ly. tho soller. Under Idoho ly lun, vory cloan. oskiasking sffK. High book S50.00.000. londor. roar bumperi, L- Noods now hood. Ever^(lng molor, trons, loodod wIttMlh or, chorrycond. Now tiros,;o«. $3000.208-410-2387.* motor vehicle code, a SSOOO/ollor. will con8i(insldor A s k in g $ 4 5 ,0 0 0 .. Call C stock brooks, roar ond30 r. thing olse In good workin08- warranty $4800.208-421>21 - ' meticulous provontlvo 7 vehicle cannot bo sold THE TIMES-NEWS *. snd. condlllon. $900. Call 20{ 0364 or 208-734-3623*I* carol $3500. 324-4854’• ** SUBARU ’81 W agon 4x4. Clasainad Oepartmant> partial Irado ol guns.J. 208-736-2634.' springs, radiator, & moro :— ^falr condlllon. $500/offer.)r unloss tho title Is In tho Cnll 208-731-4055- in n ii Mercadaa dllforentloliore. a 404-1240.* nomo of tho seller (ex- ' Offk;e hours oro !| 'Z ___ FflBWClRWWTir v a GMC '01 Yukon, foododiod! SCHOOL BUS In good^Od Coll 208-644-1751.* 8:00 am to 5:30 pm ' BOAT Tri Hull IB', Inboot>oord. slldo out. In mint shIhnnn o oxIOS. It^lko 420-1801.* * ' DODGE '9 4 3/4 Ton ZWCV8. loothor, oxc. cond1 d cond. 16 passenoor. Soo — copllon: Idnho llconsod :___ rog cob. I2t2. 360 V£ . TOYOTA '87 4-Runnor. dealer). Tho seller shall M onday thm Fridoy. t S2S00. 6 1/2’ Holidillday Must soo. $16,300.). ColiC EN Q InE dh o v y 3 2 7 35C ^C, $25,500,208-837*6224*4* at D & T Auto In Kln\bor1y*^ runs grool, 210K. now > cam par. wilh jncks $4i$400. 208-539-149fi.* hp'. oorly 6 0 s C orvottc350 5th wheel hitch. AC provide Ihe new pur- otto cniiso, $3900. 423-4938 GMC '0 3 Envoy SLT. load>ad-- ■ irons.. PS. clutch, paint.J'- c h ase r o signed bill ol W o aro open lo oil woJk-iif Cnll 208-324-5392.’^ _____ SOUTHWIND '7 6 ClaS(n«a block. Lots Of oxlros. Cor ad- od. Our loss your goin ^ 1010 J I P W B W W■ m -$2,800/0110^ 768-5760.* Irolflc to assist you In <• Solf • hoar ll.run.'$2500 DODGE '68 3/4 T.. quac _ salo showing tho (ol- HUKTINQ& FISHINGGbool bi w/gonorator. Soi ■67 $ 2 7 ,6 0 0 . S a v e o v/ oe i r II VOLKSWAQON'OO10 lowing; Full doscripllon building yourod to ' ! 16lt. 15 HP Gnm oflsriflshar .contolnod. 25 ft. $25'2 500. 208-324-2450.*______cob. $15,700. Dodge >00-'9 $ l 0.000frombuylngnew moximlzo your results. ___ 1/2 T.. Shon bod, S650C RS Passat. 76K.V6, PL. PW. V. ol tho vohldo. vehicle molor, nium.. podooJootnl Call 308-7250/ 731-46S4650.* ENGINE Pontiac 350, nico 539-4700 o r 731'9563*I* ' $5001 POLICE IMPOUNDSJ,, $11.900, 208-358-0200.* 1.* idenllllcallons number. O r call ono of our j ilco. 731-0890.’ — Cars $500. For listing call soQilng & corpotln'L'"0- SPORT COACH 79. - gft'ZE ti $250. Coll 20B-539-3406 ^ amount paid and nom- . Closslflod Solos ; x4, JE E P'62 Willy, yollow?no 800-719-3001 airt 0816*19* VOLVO '86 240D Sun rool. S1S00 Call 2e0-0695*___ Good cond. Hoajoltfi or 539-7400.* *‘'®® d o d g e '01 3/4 ton. 4x 438-1760 or 436-110202* & engine. $150 tokos all technical p a rts , c a ll loi>of Special $359.95. I'' ''dolod and show actual tool rack, vory clooi Call 20 ^ 2 4 -3 1 1 9 * » all. 208-539-0006 / 324-7786 Groot Shapo. $3500/offer. mlloogo ot the tlmo of Tw in Falls Offlc«:>;.f usod vory littio. WlNNlBA5<5"'97rCn 0 0 , com plete list. Call (208;OS) Moat American vehicles, Coll 206-736-2857.* clean, SEARSCorgo Carrlor____ DODGE '01 Ram, 1S0CXK) 732-5935.* parts, labor and _ 90I0. II you hove any Bart Harbaugh Molor,tora c, 24'. 17K. vo^clo VW '99 New BOOIIO GLS. 1-206-677-4042T-: j«tl oxiros. asking $26,9'J,900.. $75/offor. 20B-788-770Cor. oxt.cob.loadod. $19,00 iiS ; Instollmlon indudod. S. quosllons, ploaso con- Dwoniown Wandatl 7 0 0 /ollor. 324-2879>q06-862£^ JE E P '7 5 C J5, low mllOJ M loadod. new tires. PW /PL.I-. ta ct your local o sso s- 1263 Overland A v e;> 538-8323 Call 208-734-8763.* or208-471-0422.* >. 2 S3900, 6 cyl. Strolghtt 6 Economy Tranamlaalon Burley O tflca«t-»r FORD 72 F-100 pickup, Call 334-8760 tor Multi CD. Bluo. $13,000.0. sor-s office,* Wo loko Oil thingsI In od, runs groal. 543-6806 208-736-6530/ 733-0097* on Iradoll ^ ^ Q ^|nw |i||iM | whool drlvo. runs gooc — c ttlm M f * ^1^ 5 g SISOO/offer. 733-0634* JEEP '92 Wrangler 4.0L Sm you at th * Tw in hord lop. CD. nico tirojr e s BUiCK 7 5 Eloctro limited. Falla County Fair.* FORD 73 F100 4x4 36any 121K. S4950.324-3508.’ n to ln DATSUN '82 280 ZX Tur> B— V8 AT. PS. PB . to m an 6-’ 4 door. 455 ongino. cloon tARLIN -88 Arloa. 205jn r YAMAHA ‘99 MOunti cvi- body & good ongino. , 175' Max 700, Exc. c o rd. . Cus-C bo. 6 cyl, 5 spd. AC. 63K,a J “j* now iloma lo list.? 3$200'? JE E P 'flS Wrangler, 6 cyl- In b o a rd /o u tb o o rd 17 a o ll. sun roof. 208- 676-7987* /olfor Cnll 206-324-1243.~ Indor, hard lop , gooc^ d $700/offer. Coll 208-326- oxc. cond.. low houin .,r lom polnl. Mual ao 4386 afler.Spm* 5^ “/® ' $2400/offor. 733-7211.11.’ FORD 7 1 Ronchero. 6 cyl., cond. $8500. 733-6640* $7500. Coll 734-9S67.* —r FORO '78 Courier, witi ^ CADILLAC'94 Seville. i M 3 apd., PS. now point A rocont tunoup $70' JEEP '97 Sport 'Purple MARLIN '9 0 Toom upholstery. Now tlrea* Cnll 208-735-1755* —S Power’ 4WD. hord top,OD loadod. V-8. lealhor am n d 19 fl. bont. w/chromo rima. Custom • ® 73K. sloroo. big tires,I S5 moro. S7000/ollor. Call:all Call 732-5383* FORD '86 1^-150 4x4, < ioO 208-678-2237* grill. Must soo. $6500^500/ cyld.. 4 spd., Sholl. c lea r spd.. $10,600. Also. 200C MiHROCRAFTWrTa Sii5r o«or. Port tradeftTV ol ATV $2500/Otfer. 536-5839* Seadoo'Bom badlor,o r . CHEVY71 Station wagon, “ n i l . 4X4. Call 208-736-7284.* puipla. less than 50 hra.,ira.. one ownor, good onglne.^ • Please printt cclearly v«th dark pen>encil o r pen Evlnrudo & Imllor. $10!S1050. Classic, oil origin■ J4.* W R b ‘ee ^-150 4X4, frw >'lth w/trtr. $4200.280-0503.*3.* tra n s ., pow tiros, g o o d ■8S Marcury 25hp molor mo StO.500.208-788-464- n s s PL, AC. crulso. C D wll °oi •Approximatetely 23 spaces per linene induding Runs good $8i; 8 ? 5 JaY(S6 ‘M 35*t..trolla.liter, 8 sto o l com ploto. 3 4 0 B- fgl JEEP '99 Cherokoo Sport.^ body, well lakon care of 208-438-447S Iv. mag* 5 B. amp. rebuilt 25,000 miloe ?D $1500.Call206<78-3114* i g __ II. slldo-out. Ig. rotrofrig, pack onglne, AT. 4 h„,boi S3500/ofler. Call 536. 4 door. PL/PW. AT. CD, REINELL '91 18 ft.t. II/O shower and tub. w(wofk w/coll ovors, torsion bat 7037 or 208-.326-4929.*'■J— roof rock, 53K, S10,50C500 C H E V Y '86 Celebrity^ 4 - blank spaceses. lota of front. Haa everything lo Ilco /olfor. Coll 208-324-3822*22* ctoor. V8, euro spon. njna boord. V8. 2 co v ers,rs, oil around quoon b e d . Iota g lo FORD ’88 F-150, 4x4. hlO cond., extras, vory clear1 o n d comploto. Body work 95% — woll, $900/of(or. Muat sell.o'!* • We will notii;iiy y o u if there is a speipecial going on equip. Inclu,. oxC. con }5% tlros/rlma, lift kll, AM>00 JEEP '01 Cherokoo S720augh Motont o n riow vinyl and carpet, s Low mlloa. 7K. Alwoyslys lall contolnod. virith air,il'r, PONTIAC 7 4 FIrobird ___ fo7- condition S3500/olfor gorogod ond covorod. Ro- Owontown Wandall 15?: 208-733-9144/731-2383, 538-6323 groat buy, S3800/otlojffor mulQ 455. roro cor. grool locaiod need to solo.lo! Number of P< S S fM t W« lako oil IhlngsI IriIn Call 208*734-4541*«1* projoct. $4000/olfor.rOO« FORD -97 F^-150 2 Wh?B Serious Inquiroa only. on trndoll K rr '86 Componion, 2255 - i r Call 208-670^)107* drive. 5 spood. long bod $4S,000/o(for. Calli'll 1-3 d a y s ...... $16.95 win $5300. G root condlticlltior>! — SILVER AUCTIONS oxcollont condition „ 352-262-9884.* S«o you a t ttie Twin 5 $5200.208-837-4038.* NISSAN '95 Pathllndor ...... $24.3S.; F a in C ounty Fair.*Ir.* Call 20B>543-580r ______Praaonta rK, SE. V6, loadod. 20000 CHRYSLER '96 Cirrus 4-7 d a y s ...... = ! K IT-95 32 ft. 2 door. 8080»P 0- The Northwosta Premier FORD'99 Ranger. ^7Kust undor book O $7800.). PW/PL. AC, S3800/offor. 8-14 d a y s ...... $41.50' rolo bodroom, 12 ftIt 1llv- COLLECTION CAR'Of AT, air, exc. cond.. Mus COI1208-736;160,5/_____ Good cor. 206-731-3322* I soil $7300/offor. 735-8641 ing/dlning slldo. Stono ro o . AUCTION >ort = ^ i (bHRYSLER '98 SobrlngHo 15-21 d a y s ...... $60.00 2 quoon bods, corn) r n o r Aug. 30 S 31 FORD '01 Explorer SpotK. LXI. 83Kmllos.exe. cond. ------kitchen, oosy lowlrving. SunVolloy.lD Irac, 4x4 oxc. cond. 25K,alt OLDS '93 Bravado^ fully loadod. 543-2862.*^ 22-30 d a y s ...... $77.00 CAMPER '86 Wlldorn^lrnoss, S9500,208-308-3678*’8* Open 10 tho public & loodod, S18.900 Col'0* Vorioc V6. loolhor, AC. ' 9 1/2', solf contolnod.a o DODGE '77 Convorslon • 208-308-1699/423-5770* CD. powor ovoryihlng. Your ad will run in Thifhe 'Hmes-News, Mogic Values,M A g W e e W y ^ ^ cond. S2995 dayilmoo‘o®nfv oi Krr ‘00 Companion. 29 ®' Von. Now 380 ong., AT. FORO'01 fS-isoSuporcaiAll «*fos. low m llo s, AC, runs great. $2000/)0/ Coll 208-436-0696* ' aoll-containod. with sllc virww.allverauctlona.com* , oxcollont condition, _____ oui. groot shopo. ta om* XLT 4 x 4 . AT. 1 4 K . Al ['5 offor! 536-2643 Iv. msg.* CUSTOM TOPPER UII ^ options. Flawless, $4500. Coll 432-5510 C opy in Spac■ c e s B e l o w I Liko ovor paym onis or bost DOOGE'98 Noon. 96K,^ Print Ad 4 now. For lull sizo pWkiWkup. (or 324-5911 /420-468( IH S19.800. Cnll 734-S522.* or 280-6404.' suporior guollly. SSS —• AT. oxc. conU..Muat sollt“J" (Allow 1 sp.icc for ir.-vnch letter, punclu.ition mark:arks and blnnk spaccs.) 55S0. k '0 ' M F 0 R T ~ 6'7 ' 2t 5 t i t : ■ I FORD *01 R a n g e r. 4 xDd. 4 SUZUKI '96 Sidekick Sport,on. S3650/offer. 735-8645.* Cnll 208-324-2129.* :chen !_____ Sth wheol. roor kitch ■ REDUCED Sporty, rodob. 82K. $4500 mna woll. FORD *68 Taurus. PW/PL. KfT '78 Rond”Hongor.r. 5tn£ lots of room S4300/olfe'Mor. C O N N E C T stopsldo. oxionded cobnly Coll 206-308-7935’ good tIroa. good cond..d .. ------whool. 281/2 II w/hllch.ich. 5 735-5310 or 308-8397*IL___ W IT H 4 door. outo. loadod. onl; S T SlOOO/Oflef.308-3617* now tiioa. Now upholaji 9700 mis., oxcollont con TOYOTA '90 4-Runnor. MALtJXRD '00 19 II.. (l Good cond. Cloan tr ^ CUSTOMERS aillon. $16.000. 543-6000” SRS.-Sun roof. 4x4.■ 4 FORD '91 Taurus. 4dr. low loodod. aoll contolnc SSOOO. 208-543-4048.* M 9 r W H O ab. door. $2.500. 420-6649.*5 ‘ mlloa. PW. PL, atoroo. [®:___ $8500. Cnll 208-536-63' FORD '02 F250. OXt, cab lor runs woll & good cond-!d------PACIFIC 8 ft., 3lid0 r w n e e d 4x4, mony options. 281 TOYOTA '97 4Runnor ao m m axcraft '61 i s n ” 2 P LTD. oxc. condlllon. 53K.3K Hon. S1200/ollor. Callo il J . Ac\ddidonal lines extra charga r g e s 4^ cnmpor. flfoal for hunlir^imo. Nooda somo work. S5($500/ Y O U R mllos. *gas‘. askin] Q3‘ 736-2458 lonvo moasago* S300/o(lor, 539-2429.* S19.900 20B-886-2487*1 _ tondod. Call 206-733-7303- !£l ^ ___ otior. 539-3406/539-740^406.- • S E R V IC E S FORD '93 Tompo oxc. ROADRUNNER '80 cam:amp- n ash '00 Slh whool. 27 Advertise in GMC '99 Slorro SLE. 4x4 ■ cond. in & oui, AT. 4 dr..jr.! n g & 1/2'w /alidoout. lully lot 3 doors, tow pkg,. 42KIdl- ■ while. $1975.320-6652 fijhing. In good cond m t now llros. oxcollont condi _ l^ sl od $18,500. 324-4366^ the 34- ■ FORD'93ThundoffilrdLX, aoo S2500.206-S3t>-l29i I con- Hon. Slfl.OOO. 2 0 8 -7 3 4 NOMAD '69 19 ft OOll CC Service 9172 or206-420-1594,* CHEVY '94 Von. now9w 61K. ronl nice cor. S2500.-X).------SHADOW CRUISERR 'f'98 tainod, oxcollont cor Directory "O' brakos/tlros. good condi-idi- Ford '88 F-250 4x4, 46060 cnmpor. 8 1/2 ft., londondod. E q u a liz e r h itc h S I 4 GMC '00 Siorrn oxt. cnbJl*- Ik3O.S4000.208-326-»591’31* v e , 5 opd.. Air. cruiso. rlassification AC. soil-conininod. oldoiocl. wilh gonorolor odd $1$ 150 733-0931 ext. 2 4x4. now tiros and w hools —; runs gronl. Neods paint.I®' Run my ad in cl« incka, mint condiliollio n . Coll 206-733-9035* . loadod. Aasum o ou6 0 CHEVY '99 Venluro oxt.. 4 $2500. Moving. Nood lo S7900. Cnll 733-1066.* So55i cTTevy '84 Sonoa 7i loaao, 20 pmts. ol S573.6( door, lully loodod. $7995g® aoll. John 208-212-t306.* #______f o r ______days. NOMAD '95 deluxe mo< 206-436-0893 ♦ 431-03^* SKAMPER.’91 cnbov oloc Boor" 'rwck. 20 ft, roach, or pnyoll $25,800. lo v o r w/alido. quoon bod. illn ol< n i Alliaion AT. tool b o x o s. Call 208-308-1034.•. ^ Amount Encloses e d $ ______cnmpa/. 8 1/2 ll- solsolf- jncks, E2 lift, oxcollfl ^ DODQE '80 SportsmanAM graon. good atudoni car,or, Bd to Exc. cond. $12,500/ollor.itor' NISSAN '91 4x4 slandnrc vnn. Corpotod. h ns n fold­ contalnod, oxc. concond.. cor>dillon. Reducedj 72 > Cnll206-733-1001 doys.* I 39OO Cnll 206-8780938* $3250/oflor. 543-SOJ5057 SIO,500. 208.543-6672 cob, cloan. aloroo. bi( ing bod. Groot for hunting. >£: O r chargc m y adid to: 2 FORD '98 Aerosiar extend- ovoninga nnd wookoni'onda SALEM '91 MOViNT f r a FARM BED '99 3 oxio.!— 50 tiroa. Exiroa. 404-6435.*^ $800.326-5290* xpress Q Discover or 543-4309 dnya.* dbl (■-- 36 Inch boll, gos A — od mini vnn. 4x4, air, frontInt □ Visa □ Mastenjrcard □ American Expi _____ MUST SELUI 31 ft.. < a A NISSAN '98 Frontier wiir4K DODGE '92 Cnrovon 1O''' ^ & ronr. otl power. A vory soil- oloclrlc motor. Alum. camper top. 4x4.74H SUMMERWINDI '0 0 ontry doors, lulty 1se ow- whools. 208-537-6615.* ills mllos, good cond., $900/^ nice van in & out $5850.so! Credit Card N urjm ber ______Cnmpor 11.8' wilh gonelonor- contolnod, w/2 oxira o ;• ' mlloa. now S toner, bolt:ob condition. S9000/offor T QEO '93 Metro rebuilt on­ Fontalna '80. 42 ft. dropPO- C all 2 0 8 - 7 6 8 - 7 7 0 0 oi gino. looks good & la reli­ molo conlrollod hydrnuirnullc SALEM-»4 Slh wheol. A d ! N a m e______locks, full aolf conlnino i t h ! dock. Coll 208-539-1134,* 208-471-0422.* l\ FAX a b le. 5 spood. AC. CD. linod. giido out. roor bot $1200.206-736<>312* SO.SOOflrm.,' 371-0058'J58* |720Q/otfor206-l23-t54«54r LOADER JD 544 Oood — A ddress-______' a o lf sh ape. Coll oorly o r lolo USED SHELLS****i r ~ S A N tA ^ 4 A '7 3 2 3 ‘'s l cab, whito. loother.'dura- Fit moat Irucka. contnlnod. AC, $1500/cO/Off- 208-731-1122.* io HONDA ‘89 Accord 4 dr.. 5 _____ “T^A r V '64 Taurus. So.5 3 ^ pickup. $450/offor. •« apd.. air. Hit, crulso. CHEVY '8 9 r a ls o d tO|top, cond. No looks. Ever 208-312-1374’ , TT-EllVESfCWS3 PW/PL,$1200.423-454r dash air, roof air. lum ac naco,~ thing works. $4695. C HONDA '92 Accord 4 dr..Ir.. rolrta, atova. TV. soo00 to 208-825-4181.* ' Tructo SSOO.'por Itstlngs CLASSiFiED ' oppracloto. S7000/offc irrrr 800-71»-3001 axt 3109*■I DEPARTMENT $2,700 or boat offer. 206- CaM 733-4891/404-331 dHeW774x4.i500^ofior. 733-4764 aflor 4:30 pm.* ” 11 oxc. cond,, $5500^ Ci Folrconditlon. Coll HONDA '92 Civic Hatch- DODQE T 7 Chinook 118(1, 8 1 208-«20-6541/r3«-067: «■' CHEVY '93 Suburban, back, tinted wlndovn, AC. ‘ ta ll cont. 122.337 mla 208-644-1761.’ ___ maintained, hwy. mlloa,I«! Twin Fails new tIras, good cond..,, S3500/onar. 543-9000* H '6MSVV «8« pickup, runs good. $2000. Colljns AT. dual air, cruise.*,i 200-734-5538 $2500. Call 733-0601 ! DODGE '7ft Uoav« 0 11 lowing pkg. $5500. Coli n day* or 734-0691 avM.* 1 ! motorhomo, 25 It goc ■ ■ 208-539-1205.* , ;'J twtnadOmaolcvalayxom good 206^r«700/ 637-6044.* MERCUHV/ZUouoar I cond. Cloan. 4000 wawait CAHOO THAIl.eHi '1. STR CHEVY 'B 7'S uburban 8T, loodod $11.800 Call ^ irada. 208-S43-W4S.*J.* 206-539-2140.* $8200/6ner.20»-«31-0124* 69K$3M/0ffar.734-284r I 24* 206-632-4713 431-6150*0- ,1 •*^1 '