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Magicvalley.com Alleged shooter makes court appearance By Ben Botkin charged with aggravated bat- reported shooting in continued shooting were scouring the county for but it started pulling away Times-News writer tery, three counts of aggra- Buhl, where May had and chased after May after not finding him in from where it was stopped, vated assault, burglary and allegedly shown up in Lambert, records Buhl. They were advised that records said. In an affidavit, a Markcus R. May is at the eluding an officer,all felonies. a white Dodge Stratus state. Lambert ran May had a gun and was plan- deputy wrote he “heard a sin- center of two shootings. He faces up to 105 years in wearing a blue into the house of his ning to shoot in the direction gle gun shot” and saw the car In one, he’s a defendant prison if convicted of all “Superman” shirt girlfriend, Rebecca of the officers, but not at the drive into a fence on the south who allegedly fired a bullet charges. and carrying a pry bar Ward, and locked the officers themselves, accord- side of U.S. Highway 30. A into the leg of his ex-girl- The assault and battery in one hand and a front door, court ing to court records. patrol car pinned it into the friend’s boyfriend. In the charges also carry enhanced handgun in the other, May records state. Along 4300 North Road, a fence and May was hand- other shooting, he was hit by penalties for alleged use of a according to court Lambert told deputy in pursuit attempted cuffed, the report said. an officer after leading police deadly weapon. records. police he heard the window of to stop May’s car, which It’s unclear in court records on a chase along rural roads in May was subdued at his When May saw James the door break and ran into sped up to 80 mph, records when during the chase May Twin Falls County. Tuesday sentencing in Twin Lambert, he yelled, “Hi the bedroom with Ward, said. Idaho State Police was shot. May, 23, of Buhl, faces Falls 5th District Court, qui- James, I’ve been looking for where the two barricaded the troopers set out tire spikes May was treated for a charges for allegedly shooting etly answering “yes sir” and you,” before firing three or door. Lambert and Ward told and the car continued, while superficial head wound, said the boyfriend in Buhl and “no sir” when responding to four times, according to court police that May came to the an officer could smell Twin Falls County then driving at high speeds questions from Magistrate records. door, banging on it and burned rubber and see Prosecutor Grant Loebs. The with police in pursuit before Judge Thomas Kershaw. Lambert, of Beaverton, yelling before leaving after smoke from a blowout. officer who shot him is with the chase ended in Filer, Police responded at about Ore., told police that May’s Ward yelled at him to go. Patrol vehicles rammed the where he was shot. May is 7:30 p.m. Saturday to a gun misfired and that May At about 9:15 p.m., police car in an attempt to stop it, See MAY, Main 2 Arellano 2ND EFFORT PAYS OFF arraigned for fatal shooting Bar owner: Alleged shooting subjects were good customers By Laurie Welch Times-News writer

BURLEY — A Paul man was arraigned Tuesday in Cassia County on felony charges of first-degree murder, attempted murder and aggravated assault after a fatal shooting at a Burley bar on Saturday. Juan Manuel Arellano, 40, was charged after a shooting incident at the El Paralito Saloon, 165 W.U.S. Highway 30, which Arellano claimed the life of Ramona HELP OUT Monica Nanez Arellano, 32, of What: Benefit dance for Paul. Ramona Arellano’s Arellano’s family bond was set Where: El Paralito Tuesday at $1.5 Saloon, 165 W. U.S. million. He is Highway 30 ASHLEY SMITH/Times-News currently incar- When: 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Above: Magic Valley High School graduate Jesse Gonzales hugs his teacher, Kim Smith, before commencement Tuesday night at the College of Southern Idaho in cerated at the Saturday to Sunday Twin Falls. Gonzales was one of the school’s 82 graduates, a record number. Below: Classmates look at Monique Salazar’s mortarboard, on which she wrote her Mini-Cassia Cost: Women $5, men Criminal Justice $10 last name with the date. Center in Burley. Arellano is slated for a preliminary hearing in Cassia County 5th District Magic Valley High School graduates largest class in its history Magistrate Court at 9 a.m. June 11. By Ben Botkin With one class taught at a time,the program The Cassia County Sheriff’s office Times-News writer helps students focus on their core credits declined Tuesday to release the incident without as much of an emphasis on electives, The graduates of Magic Valley High School he said. See ARELLANO, Main 2 have an extra reason to be proud this year. Graduates preparing for Tuesday’s ceremo- The class of 2010 is also the largest group of ny had varied goals. Casey Hart planned to graduates in the Twin Falls school’s history. A study art design at the College of Southern record 82 students graduated from the high Idaho. school this year. Last year, the second-largest “It’s really awesome,”he said of graduation. Right to remain for the school,Magic Valley High had 56 grad- “It’s a relief.” uates. Joey Patterson departs for the Army later An alternative high school, Magic Valley this month, where he’ll be trained as a tank silent? Suspect High offers a second chance to students who School officials don’t attribute their large operator. have struggled in other high schools. Instead graduating class to any one specific reason. “It’s amazing,”he said. of attending multiple classes taught through- Altemose said that high schools in Twin Falls Nathen Langford is planning to attend CSI, better speak up out the day,students focus on one class taught have advisory periods in place, which help then move on to Idaho State University for a over 18 school days. struggling students know where they stand in degree in fire science to be a firefighter. By Jesse J. Holland “It’s a great compliment to them to stick this their academic goals. “I had a good experience,”he said. Associated Press writer out,”Principal Jack Altemose said of the class. “It may be part of the proactive conversa- “It’s a great testament to their will to want to tions that the advisers and counselors are hav- Ben Botkin may be reached at WASHINGTON — Want to invoke your do this and get this done.” ing with the students,”he said. [email protected] or 735-3238. right to remain silent? You’ll have to speak up. In a narrowly split decision, the Supreme Court’s conservative majority expanded its limits on the famous Miranda CDC: American cigarettes contain more carcinogens rights for criminal suspects on Tuesday _ over the dissent of new Justice Sonia By Thomas H. Maugh II receive higher doses of the most reported Monday. lighter in color and cured differ- Sotomayor, who said the ruling turned Los Angeles Times potent carcinogens than do American cigarettes are ently. Americans’ rights of protection from smokers in many foreign coun- typically made from “American The study was designed pri- police abuse “upside down.’’ LOS ANGELES — Cigarette- tries because of variations in the blend” tobacco, a specific blend marily to correlate how well lev- Justice Anthony Kennedy, who wrote smoking Americans way tobacco is that, because of growing and els of the chemicals in ciga- the majority opinion, said a suspect who processed for curing practices,contains higher rettes correlate with levels of goes ahead and talks to police after being cigarettes, levels of cancer-causing tobac- their metabolites in smokers’ informed he doesn’t have to has waived his researchers co-specific nitrosamines. The urine. The data about exposure right to remain silent. Elena Kagan, who from the most popular Canadian, to the chemicals in different has been nominated by President Barack Centers for Australian and British brands, in countries were an added benefit. Obama to join the court, sided with the Disease Control contrast, are made from and Prevention “bright” tobacco, which is See CIGARETTES, Main 3 See RIGHTS, Main 3

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Pat’s Picks TODAY’S HAPPENINGS Three things to do today ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT Pat Marcantonio Nepali Night, food samples, dancing, music, FIND MORE ONLINE Nepali dress and games, 6 p.m., Twin Falls • The Special Olympics • Speaking of refugees, the City Park, no cost, 736-2166. Check out our online calendar where you Idaho Torch Run between College of Southern Idaho can submit events and search by category Twin Falls City Park and the Refugee Center is looking for BENEFITS AND FUNDRAISERS Perkins Restaurant & Bakery volunteer social and cultural for specific events and dates. on Blue Lakes Boulevard starts ambassadors for new refugee Special Olympics Idaho Torch Run www.magicvalley.com/app/calendar/events/ at 10:30 a.m. Law enforce- families arriving in Twin Falls. fundraiser, law enforcement, athletes and ment officers carry the Special Duties include showing fami- others run, 10:30 a.m., Twin Falls City Park Olympics Flame of Hope lies where and how to shop, to Perkins Restaurant & Bakery on Blue Magic Valley Singles group dancing, 7 p.m. seniors, $2.50 students, 732-6655 or through town in the fundrais- how to use appliances, and Lakes Boulevard, Twin Falls, donation workshop and 8 p.m. PLUS, American csi.edu/herrett. er.On Thursday,a Tip a Cop just being a friendly face. accepted for Special Olympics and area Legion Hall, 107 Seventh Ave. E., Jerome, fundraiser will be held from 6 Information: Michelle athletes, 733-3974 or bring finger food to share, $3, 536-2243. LIBRARY a.m. to 7 p.m. at Perkins. Pospichal, 736-2166 or twinfallschamber.com. • Bhutanese refugees share [email protected]. Kidz Flicks Night, K-6 invited for an age- their culture at Nepali Night at CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS MUSEUM appropriate movie, popcorn and other 6 p.m. in the northeast corner Have your own pick to activities, 4 p.m., Twin Falls Public LIbrary, Faulkner Planetarium summer solar ses- of Twin Falls City Park. The share? Something unique to Idaho Old Time Fiddlers Association mem- 201 Fourth Ave., E., no cost, 733-2964 ext. sion, 1:30 to 3 p.m. and “Blown Away: The event includes food to sample, the area that may surprise bers’ acoustic string instrument jam ses- 110. Wild World of Weather,” 2 p.m., Herrett dancing, music, Nepali dress, people? E-mail me at sion, 6 to 8 p.m., followed by monthly Teen Advisory Group, for teens ages 13 to 18 Center for Arts and Science, College of games and fun. It’s free. [email protected]. meeting, Idaho Pizza Co., 1859 Kimberly to plan teen events, 3 to 5 p.m., Buhl Public Road, Twin Falls, open to the public, 420- Southern Idaho campus, Twin Falls, no Library, 216 Broadway Ave. N., no cost, 543- 3345. cost for solar session; $4.50 adults, $3.50 6500. We’re sending our daughter’s luggage to China this year AROUND THE VALLEY y stepdaughter ISP: Collision sends to Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical High School’s auditorium and is open Avalon is headed for one to hospital Center in Boise. Fredback was wearing to the public. For the Twin Falls dis- MChina next week for YOU her seatbelt and was released from the trict,the proposed changes are: 14 fur- a two-month, college-credit DON’T SAY A Gooding man ended up in the hospital with minor injuries. lough days, the elimination of an summer program. On hospital Tuesday morning after the Drugs and alcohol are not suspected optional 192nd day of teaching, freez- Wednesday,she leaves from Steve Crump pickup truck he was driving veered in the crash, which completely closed ing employee salary movement that Boise and flies on Southwest into another vehicle on State Highway Highway 75 for 30 to 45 minutes and would usually be given for increased Airlines to Sacramento via boprop transport landed in 75. then reduced it to one lane for three experience, and lowering the addi- Phoenix. On Thursday,she’ll Urumqi. Then a Chinese sol- Randall Webber, 39, was north- more hours, according to ISP. State tional pay for teachers who take on hop an Air Canada flight from dier relieved Tom of his carry- bound in a silver 2006 GMC Sierra police are continuing their investiga- extra duties like coaching. San Francisco to Vancouver, on luggage at the point of an pickup when, north of Shoshone, he tion. The Twin Falls district’s cut in state and then from Vancouver to AK-47. drifted into southbound traffic, funding is estimated at $2.64 million. Beijing. See, then as now,Xinjiang according to Idaho State Police. At Twin Falls School Board to The district opted into a statewide finan- Let’s see, that’s two airlines, is the scene of an insurgency milepost 85.9, his pickup hit a blue cial emergency, which the Legislature three countries and six cities by the dominant, non- 2001 Hyundai Elantra driven by Leah meet Friday on teacher passed so districts could renegotiate in a little more than 48 hours. Chinese local ethnic group, Fredback of Hailey. lower contracts for next school year. What do you suppose are the the Uighur.And the Chinese, Webber was not wearing his seatbelt contract proposal Statewide, the cut for the upcoming odds that Avalon’s luggage then as now,were sensitive to and was totally ejected from his vehi- The Twin Falls School Board will fiscal year will be $128.5 million, or won’t end up in the same the point of paranoia about cle, according to ISP. He was taken by decide at 8 a.m. Friday about proposed 7.5 percent of the public school budg- hemisphere that she does? foreigners running guns to the air ambulance to St. Luke’s Magic cuts in teacher contracts, the result of et. One or two of every 100 rebels. Valley Medical Center, where he was state cuts to the public schools budget. suitcases on an international Eventually,the foreign pas- stablized and then transported by air The meeting is at Canyon Ridge — Staff reports flight goes astray nowadays, sengers were allowed to dis- but misplacing luggage in embark, bused to the biggest Beijing isn’t exactly the same hotel in Urumqi and, within as losing your grip in, say, limits, permitted to roam the Phoenix. city.Two days later,they were Filer gets more say over area of impact Before he got a job and a packed aboard an Antonov measure of respectability,I An-24 transport and flown its area of impact in both zon- The Filer City Council “Cities have the responsi- had a co-worker who was a back to Guangzhou. T.F. County ing decisions and code passed the same ordinance in bility to control growth Timbuktu-on-$5-a-day- Without their luggage. enforcement. It does not January. around (themselves),” Kra- style world traveler in his Two years later,after Tom Commission impact the taxes of people “This is a long time commer said. younger years. He’d find a was living in Twin Falls, he got living outside Filer, nor is it a ing,” Commissioner Tom Kramer said giving the cheap flight and take it, wher- a call from the Air China seeks consistent precursor to annexation, Filer Mikesell said at the vote. “It’s cities more control makes ever it was headed. office at San Francisco Mayor Bob Templeman said. a great thing.” sense because they’re more That was in the early International Airport. Seems “If (residents) comply with Commissioner Terry Kra- familiar with their immediate 1990s, when the People’s his backpack had been ordinances everything, they won’t notice mer said the ordinance con- areas than the county is. He Republic of China was just bouncing around the world all By Nick Coltrain anything,” Templeman said. tinued a pattern of the com- said previously designated discovering that — in the that time, and the airline Times-News writer “They really won’t see any- mission trying to give cities zones, such as those for agri- words of Premier Deng wanted to know where to ship thing different other than more control over their culture, will be grandfathered Xiaoping — capitalism can be it. Filer just got a bit more some code enforcement that immediate areas. Rick Dunn, in and not affected by the glorious. If you were a When the long-lost lug- control over its future. will be able to take place.” the county’s planning and change. Westerner with hard currency gage fetched up in Twin Falls, The Twin Falls County For example, the city can zoning administrator, com- to spend, China Southern the spare socks and the dried Commission passed a resolu- now enforce litter codes on pared giving the city more Nick Coltrain may be Airlines would take you to the dates that had been inside tion Tuesday that effectively properties that fall within its control over its area of impact reached at 735-3220 or ends of the Earth and beyond. were missing. Instead, the gives Filer more control over area of impact, he said. zone to giving it a buffer zone. [email protected] . Including Urumqi. backpack was about one- Urumqi is a Houston-sized quarter full of cheap, city and the capital of China’s Chinese-made keychains. westernmost province, And to every one was Xinjiang. It’s located 2,050 attached a fob that read, W IPEOUT! miles west of Beijing. “Visit Beautiful Sturgis, South From the Chinese capital, Dakota.” Urumqi is a five-hour flight. Bon voyage, Avalon. From Guangzhou, where Tom embarked, it’s 11 hours. Steve Crump may be He carried his backpack on reached at 735-3223.Hear him his lap all the way until the on KLIX-1310 at 8:30 a.m. on rattletrap, Russian-built tur- Friday. A Caterpillar front-end loader is lifted off its side Tuesday morning after the piece of heavy equipment slipped off the back CORRECTION of a Dragt Construction trailer and fell Gooding ceremony information incorrect onto a yard and driveway on Filer Avenue A Tuesday Times-News article about the Memorial Day East in Twin Falls. The incident didn’t ceremony in Gooding incorrectly identified an event partici- impede traffic. pant in its photo caption and misquoted a Veterans of Foreign Wars member. Donald K.Larson,chaplain of American Legion Post 30,was third from the left in the photo. VFW Paul Koonce of Gooding said of making 400 wooden crosses for veterans graves: “It’s a national project of the VFW to place crosses on every veteran’s MEAGAN THOMPSON/Times-News grave across the country.They are certainly deserving of that.” The Times-News regrets the errors. IDAHO LOTTERY May June 1 7 6 2 Continued from Main 1 Medical Center in Twin Falls, allegedly responded: “Yes; I Filer Police Department May 31 9 8 1 the Filer Police Department where May was taken, a doc- shot someone in Buhl,” officials declined comment. May 30 1 0 9 Find more online at and on administrative leave, tor asked him if he knew why according to the records. Magicvalley.com/news/ said Loebs, who would not was brought there, court May’s bond was set at Ben Botkin may be Tuesday, June 1 provide the officer’s name. records state. In comments $500,000. A preliminary reached at bbotkin@magic- 12 27 44 45 51 MB: 30 At St. Luke’s Magic Valley overheard by police, May hearing is set for June 11. valley.com or 735-3238. In the event of a discrepancy between the numbers Jerome and Twin Falls shown here and the Idaho Lottery’s official list of winning numbers, the latter shall prevail. County court news www.idaholottery.com 334-2600 Arellano Circulation phones open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily Continued from Main 1 subjects in the shooting were been sitting at the bar, fol- and she was too,” Colunga TIMES-NEWS and 6 to 10 a.m. on weekends for questions report on the shooting. married. lowed her. said. “I loved both of them about delivery, new subscriptions and vacation Belinda Colunga, owner of Other family members Colunga was walking away and pray for their families.” PUBLISHER/EDITOR stops. If you don’t receive your paper by Brad Hurd ...... 735-3255 6:30 a.m., call the number for your area the El Paralito Saloon, said declined to comment on from the dance floor when Colunga said she plans to NEWSROOM before 10 a.m. for redelivery. both Manuel Arellano and Tuesday. she heard a bang, which she hold a benefit dance from 9 News tips before 5 p.m...... 735-3246 Monica Arellano came into Colunga said there was a thought was a speaker falling. p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday. MAIL INFORMATION News tips after 5 p.m...... 735-3220 the bar frequently. small crowd in the bar The sound turned out to be a There will be a live band and Letters to the editor ...... 735-3266 The Times-News (UPS 631-080) is published daily Wood River and Lincoln Co. 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Postmaster, please send change of address form to: P.O. Box when the incident occurred. Colunga said Monica said. The two then struggled CIRCULATION 548, Twin Falls, Idaho 83303. Monica’s grandfather, Arellano went onto the dance and the magazine fell out of Laurie Welch may be All delivery areas ...... 733-0931, ext 1 Jesus Urena, said Tuesday he floor with another man and the gun. reached at 677-5025 or ...... or 1-800-658-3883 Copyright © 2010 Magic Valley Newspapers Inc. Circulation director Robert Ronco . . . .735-3327 Vol. 105, No. 153 didn’t know if the two alleged Manuel Arellano, who had “Manuel was a nice person [email protected]. Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho LOCAL/FROM PAGE ONE Wednesday, June 2, 2010 Main 3 G RADUATE PROFILE BRITA GAEDDERT Age: 18 School: Wood River High School Wood River’s Gaeddert takes love of music, theater to college After high school: Gaeddert plans to study a combination of business, theater and music at Linfield College in McMinnville, Ore. By Karen Bossick teacher Shannon Moss. Graduation: Gaeddert and 169 of her classmates will graduate dur- Times-News correspondent She is also the high school’s ing a ceremony at 7 tonight in the Wood River High School gym- performing artist of the year. nasium in Hailey. HAILEY — Brita Gaeddert She participated in All- has been a constant presence Northwest Honor Choir and of Music, and a bubbly per- recalled. “It doesn’t bother at school performances in the All-State Choir twice. She sonality that shined this year me when I’m not in the spot- Wood River Valley since she sang with the school’s elite as she danced the lead role of light. It’s just about being was in elementary school. Colla Voce choir and took Dorothy in the “Wizard of there.” Her absence will be noted first at the District IV Oz.” Gaeddert will take the next fall when she heads off to Soprano Solo contest. But she’s equally comfort- stage at Wood River again college. But college, she said, “She works on her voice able providing back-up tonight when she and bass is her door to introducing like no other student,” said vocals and serving as sup- player Chris Clark perform other youngsters to the arts. choir teacher Max Stimac. porting actress. One of her the “Star Spangled Banner” “Theater teaches children “She even records lessons most cherished moments, at graduation. Then she’ll how important they are,”she with a pocket recorder so she she recalls,came when laryn- help the Blaine County said. “It teaches them they’re can remember what she gitis forced her to listen to the Recreation District with its important to the whole, even needs to work on. And she’s other 300 members of the summer drama program. if they don’t have a speaking KAREN BOSSICK/For the Times-News dependable. She always does All-Northwest Honors “My dream is to be with role. And it teaches them Brita Gaeddert practices her singing recently. The Wood River High what she says she’s going to Choir. kids as they fall in love with about working together for School graduate plans to continue studying music, along with busi- do.” “I listened to this amazing theater,”she said. something bigger than them- ness and theater, at Linfield College in McMinnville, Ore. Gaeddert has a voice choir enveloping me and it selves.” honed through lessons was so special knowing how Karen Bossick may be Gaeddert, set to graduate School classmates tonight, is ing student” who is quick to offered by the Sun Valley much all these people loved reached at kbossick@cox- with her Wood River High an “outstanding, hardwork- help others, said Spanish Summer Symphony School what they were doing,” she internet.com.

5TH DISTRICT COURT NEWS TWIN FALLS COUNTY June 11 Avery A. O’ Connor, 18, Twin possession of a controlled nizance release, public Markcus R. May, 23, Buhl; TUESDAY ARRAIGNMENTS Harvey L. Detterline, 29, Twin Falls; under the influence of substance, $5,000 bond, defender appointed, pretrial aggravated battery, three Brian W. Tempel, 46, Shoshone; Falls; possession of a con- controlled substance in public, court compliance program, July 13 counts of aggravated assault, driving under the influence, trolled substance, recogni- recognizance release, public public defender appointed, Kelly G. Galvan, 24, Twin Falls; burglary, eluding officers, $25,000 bond, public defend- zance release, court compli- defender appointed, pretrial preliminary June 11 battery, $2,500 bond, public $500,000 bond, public er appointed, court compliance, public defender appoint- July 13 Joseph E. O’Conner, 40, Twin defender appointed, pretrial defender appointed, prelimi- ance program, preliminary ed, preliminary June 11 Misty M. Buhler, 28, Jerome; Falls; domestic battery, recog- July 13 nary June 11 Rights Continued from Main 1 This decision means that self in a Jan. 10, 2000, mur- did not invoke his right to Court has placed limits on Phoenix — requiring officers police as U.S. solicitor gen- police can keep shooting der in Southfield, Mich. He remain silent.’’ Miranda rights, which come to tell suspects they have the eral when the case came questions at a suspect who appealed his conviction, He was joined in the 5-4 from a 1966 decision — it right to remain silent and to before the court. She would refuses to talk as long as they saying he had invoked his opinion by Chief Justice John involved police questioning have a lawyer represent replace Justice John Paul want in hopes that the per- Miranda right to remain Roberts and Justices of Ernesto Miranda in a rape them, even if they can’t Stevens, one of the dis- son will crack and give them silent by remaining silent. Antonin Scalia, Clarence and kidnapping case in afford one. senters. some information, said Kennedy, writing the Thomas and Samuel Alito. GRAND A right to remain silent Richard Friedman, a decision for the court’s con- Prosecutors cheered the OPENING and a right to a lawyer are at University of Michigan law servatives, said that wasn’t decision, saying it takes the PADDLE the top of the warnings that professor. enough. guesswork out of when police recite to suspects dur- “It’s a little bit less “Thompkins did not say police have to stop question- UNDER ing arrests and interroga- restraint that the officers that he wanted to remain ing suspects. “Is it too much tions. But Tuesday’s majori- have to show,’’ Friedman silent or that he did not to ask for a criminal suspect THE ty said that suspects must said. want to talk to police,’’ to say he doesn’t want to talk break their silence and tell The ruling comes in a case Kennedy said. “Had he to police?’’ said Scott Burns, BRIDGE police they are going to in which a suspect, Van made either of these simple, executive director of the remain quiet to stop an Chester Thompkins, unambiguous statements, National District Attorneys interrogation, just as they remained mostly silent for a he would have invoked his Association. 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Plan to offer next year Don’t currently offer/have no plans to offer more interested in incentives FBI/AP photo Many employers are than disincentives like taxes. Gifts, merchandise 52% 11 10 27 A man the FBI has named the ‘Granddad Bandit’ is shown holding a betting they can find your Raffles, drawings 43 11 937 But the perks they attach to price. At least a third of Free or low cost preventive wellness programs come in a black billfold with a holdup note on May 18 in St. Louis County, 46 7 10 38 U.S. companies offer health services variety of forms and sizes. Missouri. Cash 33 6 655 financial incentives, or are Health insurance premium Some reward employees planning to introduce reductions 29 11 19 41 just for having a health eval- them, to get their employ- Employer-subsidized gym uation or simply enrolling in membership 33 4 12 51 ees to lose weight or get Reimbursement for wellness a class — whether they com- Man who robbed 30 8 16 45 healthier in other ways. classes plete it or not. Others require “There’s been an explo- Contribution to flexible measurable weight loss or spending/health savings 15 5 17 63 sion of interest in this,’’said accounts exercise achievement, 21 banks dubbed Dr. Kevin Volpp, director of Vacation days, paid time off 11 6 13 70 sometimes structuring it in a the University of Reduced health copayments 98 15 67 contest along the lines of Pennsylvania’s Center for NOTE: 1,103 organizations from more than 45 countries, representing more than 10 “The Biggest Loser’’ TV Health Incentives. million employees, responded to survey. Figures do not add to 100 due to rounding. show. ‘Granddad Bandit’ Take OhioHealth, a hos- SOURCE: Buck Consultants AP Some companies offer pital chain whose work- money, some vacation trips. By Jim Salter somewhere. He has family force is mostly overweight. Perhaps the largest effort problem has a huge eco- Some refund the cost of Associated Press writer somewhere.’’ The company last year to date was an observa- nomic impact, too, with Weight Watchers classes. The suspected robber embarked on a program tional study by Cornell obese workers costing U.S. Others reduce health insur- ST. LOUIS — A bald, began his crime spree with a that paid employees to University. It looked at private employers an esti- ance premiums. heavyset man who has robbery in Mobile, Ala., on wear pedometers and get seven employer programs mated $45 billion or more The value of rewards can robbed 21 banks in the eastern Jan. 16, 2009, the FBI said. paid for walking. The more and the results were annually in health care costs range from measly to thou- and central U.S. is proving to The agency believes he has they walk, the more they depressing: The average and lost labor. That’s sands of dollars. be so elusive that the FBI has struck three times in Atlanta win — up to $500 a year. weight loss in most was lit- given him a name — the and twice in Mobile. Officials Anecdotal success sto- tle more than a pound. “Granddad Bandit’’ — and say he has robbed four banks ries are everywhere. Half of Sure, there are grounds the agency announced plans overall in Alabama, four in the 9,000 employees at the for optimism. Smaller Tuesday to post a digital pic- Georgia, three in Texas, two chain’s five main hospitals experiments report some ture of him on billboards in in Arkansas and one each in signed up, more than success. And other studies COME SEE US! several states in hopes of the other states. $377,000 in rewards have have shown promising catching him. Sometimes, the man already been paid out, and results against tobacco. For all your The man, who is believed claims to be armed. Other many workers tell of One study published last to be 50 to 60 years old, is times, such as in the St. Louis weight loss and a sudden year in the New England Floral & Gift needs! suspected in 21 bank rob- County robbery, he doesn’t need for slimmer clothes. Journal of Medicine, co- beries in 12 states, the most show or imply a weapon. But does will this kind of authored by Volpp, found Mary Lous Flower Cart recent on May 18 at a Regions Agents say his holdups are effort really put a perma- that cash rewards of a few Owners LeRoy & Rondadk Funk Bank branch in St. Louis calm and deliberate, appar- nent dent in American’s hundred dollars nearly 1550 Oriental Ave, Burley 878-3566 County, the FBI said. ently aimed at not attracting seemingly intractable obe- tripled quit-smoking rates. To catch him, the FBI has attention to himself.He tends sity problem? Not likely. One problem: “Food is partnered with outdoor to wear nondescript clothing “It’s probably a waste of more difficult than tobac- advertisers on a digital bill- such as a ballcap and a polo- time,’’said Kelly Brownell, co,’’ said Steven Kelder, an A Retirement Celebration board campaign displaying a type shirt. director of Yale epidemiology professor at surveillance picture of the In the St. Louis County University’s Rudd Center the University of Texas and Open House for robber. robbery, the bandit walked for Food Policy and School of Public Health. Mary Ann Dalrymple The FBI describes the sus- into the bank late in the after- Obesity. While cigarettes can be will be held pect as about 6 feet tall, noon, approached a teller and Brownell’s assessment is addictive, people don’t white, bald and heavy. Along pulled a holdup note from his harsher than most. But the need to smoke to live, and Saturday, June 5th with Missouri, he is wanted black billfold. science seems to back him advertising and clean-air from 3 to 6pm at her home, in: Alabama, Arkansas, Though the man has been up. restrictions curb tobacco’s 322 3rd Street in Hazelton. Georgia, Kansas, Florida, dubbed the “Granddad Only about 15 to 20 U.S. presence. People must eat, Mary Ann has taught in the New York, Oklahoma, Texas, Bandit,’’ not much informa- studies have tried to evalu- however,and sugary drinks Mississippi, Tennessee and tion is known about him ate the effect of financial and fatty snacks are every- Valley School District for the past 36 Virginia. including if he has grandchil- incentives on weight loss. where, Kelder and others years. All friends, family, students “It’s not that the individual dren. Lowe said the FBI typi- Most of those studies were said. and parents are invited to can’t be caught,’’ agent Zack cally assigns a name to serial small and didn’t look at Health officials lament share in this celebration. Lowe said of the robber who bank robbers, in this case the whether such measures that more than two-thirds has so far escaped capture for “Granddad Bandit,’’ to help worked beyond a few of American adults are a year-and-a-half. “The other law enforcement offi- months. None could make overweight and one-third right person hasn’t seen this cers and the public have a ref- conclusions about how obese, and lecture on fat’s picture yet. He has to sleep erence point when talking much money it takes to role in deaths from dia- somewhere. He has to eat about a specific criminal. make a lasting difference betes, heart disease and Announcing the New for most people. other conditions. The Twin Falls Location

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Eric L., medical care, including at Idaho Correctional the program’s integrity is less and less oxygen and announced astounding re in his mid40’s and a Real inadequate records; delays Center, we acknowledge and compromised, offenders vital brain nutrients called Estate Agent, talked about in providing medications, share the concerns of our may have to stay in prison sults after the testing of a neurotransmitters get to your the increased energy and immunizations and mental government partner and longer, increasing costs to new “Memory Pill” called energy starved brain cells health care; and a lack of fol- take them seriously. While the state, Urquhart wrote. 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These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Results may vary. * Less shipping and handling MAIN 6 WEDNESDAY,JUNE 2, 2010 OPINION EDITOR STEVE CRUMP: 735-3223 [email protected] “This assault proved once again, clearly, that the current government of Israel does not want peace in the region.” — Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, on Israel’s deadly commando raid on ships taking OPINION UOTE humanitarian aid to the blockaded Gaza Strip Q EDITORIAL Trouble-plagued ICC souring Idaho on private prisons t’s hard to recall, but three years ago, the new administration of Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter and many legislators were talking up the idea of Idaho’s next major prison being a private-sector operation. IImagine the potential savings, proponents said then. Maybe eventually Idaho could get out of the bricks-and-mortar corrections business altogether. Our view: But that was before Idaho got to know the Corrections Private prisons Corporation of America better. For nearly a decade, used to be CCA has operated the viewed as the 2,000-inmate Idaho answer to a Correctional Center near Kuna — easily the most problem in trouble-prone prison in the Idaho; now they state’s history. Doing the right thing cost Sister Margaret On Tuesday, The are the Associated Press reported problem. e finally have a he sent an e-mail to his moral conscience of the hos- that the state is fining CCA case where the friends lamenting the pital,”Dr. John Garvie, chief more than $40,000 and W Roman Catholic excommunication of “a of gastroenterology at St. ordering it to fix problems with drug and alcohol Church hierarchy is saintly nun”. Joseph’s Hospital, wrote in a treatment and medical care at ICC. responding forcefully and Nicholas “She is a kind, soft-spo- letter to the editor to The Ten of 13 drug and alcohol counselors at the lock- speedily to allegations of ken, humble, caring, spiritu- Arizona Republic. “She wrongdoing. Kristof al woman whose spot in works tirelessly and selfless- up aren’t qualified to provide treatment under But the target isn’t a Heaven was reserved years ly as the living example and CCA’s contract with the state, according to records pedophile priest. Rather, it’s Sister Margaret was a ago,”he said in the e-mail champion of compassionate, obtained by the AP. Additionally, a medical audit a nun who helped save a member of that committee. message. “The idea that she appropriate care for the sick done by the Idaho Department of Correction shows woman’s life. Doctors She declined to discuss the could be ex-communicated and dying.” the private prison has extensive problems adminis- describe her as saintly. episode with me, but the after decades of service to Garvie later told me in an tering medical care, with inadequate records, delays The excommunication of bishop of Phoenix, Thomas the Church and humanity e-mail message that “saint- in providing medications, immunizations and men- Sister Margaret McBride in Olmsted, ruled that Sister literally makes me nauseat- ly” was the right word for tal health care, and a lack of follow-up or oversight Phoenix underscores all that Margaret was “automatically ed.” Sister Margaret and added: when inmates are returned to the lockup after being to me feels morally obtuse excommunicated” because A statement from the “Sister was the ‘living hospitalized. about the church hierarchy. I she assented to an abortion. bishop’s office did not dis- embodiment of God’ in our hope that a public outcry can “The mother’s life cannot pute that the mother’s life building. She always made In March, the American Civil Liberties Union rectify this travesty. be preferred over the was in danger — although it sure we understood that sued CCA — and the state — claiming violence is so Sister Margaret was a sen- child’s,”the bishop’s com- did note that no doctor’s we’re here to help the less rampant at the ICC that it’s known as “gladiator ior administrator of St. munication office elaborated prediction is 100 percent fortunate. We really have no school” among inmates. Joseph’s Hospital in in a statement. certain. The implication is one to take her place.” The lawsuit claimed Idaho’s only private prison is Phoenix. A 27-year-old Let us just note that the that the church would have I’ve written several times extraordinarily violent, with guards deliberately mother of four arrived late Roman Catholic hierarchy preferred for the hospital to about the gulf between exposing inmates to brutal beatings from other last year, in her third month suspended priests who let nature take its course. Roman Catholic leaders at prisoners as a management tool. of pregnancy. According to abused children and in some The Roman Catholic hier- the top and the nuns, priests The group contended the prison then denies local news reports and cases defrocked them but archy is entitled to its views. and laity who often live the injured inmates medical care to save money and accounts from the hospital did not normally excommu- But the episode reinforces Sermon on the Mount at the hide the extent of injuries. and some of its staff mem- nicate them, so they perceptions of church lead- grass roots. They represent bers, the mother suffered remained able to take the ers as rigid, dogmatic, out of the great soul of the church, Stephen Pevar, senior attorney for the ACLU, said from a serious complication sacrament. touch — and very suspicious which isn’t about vestments he has sued at least 100 jails and prisons, but none called pulmonary hyperten- Since the excommunica- of independent-minded but selflessness. came close to the level of violence at Idaho sion. That created a high tion, Sister Margaret has left American nuns. When a hierarchy of Correctional Center. probability that the strain of her post as vice president Sister Margaret made a mostly aging men pounce on “Our country should be ashamed to send human continuing pregnancy would and is no longer listed as one difficult judgment in an and excommunicate a beings to that facility,”he said. kill her. of the hospital executives on emergency, saved a life and revered nun who was merely The ACLU asked for class-action status and $155 “In this tragic case, the its Web site. The hospital then was punished and trying to save a mother’s life, million in punitive damages — the entire net profit treatment necessary to save told me that she had humiliated by a lightning the church seems to me reported by the Nashville-based company in 2009. the mother’s life required the resigned “at the bishop’s bolt from a bishop who almost as out of touch as it The ACLU said the money should go to lead termination of an 11-week request” but is still working spent 16 years living in was in the cruel and pregnancy,”the hospital said elsewhere at the hospital. Rome. Compare their two debauched days of the plaintiff Marlin Riggs, who sustained permanent in a statement. “This deci- I heard about Sister biographies, and Sister Borgias in the Renaissance. facial deformities and other medical problems after sion was made after consul- Margaret from an acquain- Margaret’s looks much more he was savagely beaten in his cell. tation with the patient, her tance who is a doctor at the like Jesus’ than the bishop’s Nicholas Kristof is a Guards use violence to control prisoner behavior, family, her physicians, and in hospital. After what hap- does. columnist for The New forcing inmates to “snitch” on other inmates under consultation with the Ethics pened to Sister Margaret, he “Everyone I know consid- York Times. Write to him at the threat of moving them to the most violent sec- Committee.” doesn’t dare be named, but ers Sister Margaret to be the [email protected]. tions of the prison, ACLU-Idaho Executive Director Monica Hopkins said. Last year, an AP investigation found the level of violence at the prison was three times higher than at other Idaho prisons, and that IDOC officials St. Luke’s a big step forward for Twin Falls believed violence was also dramatically underre- ver the past year, the With St. Luke’s settling into residents have benefitted ported by CCA and inmates. city of Twin Falls READER Old Towne, the board of the from the jobs created by The ACLU contends that ICC is understaffed, Oand the Twin Falls Twin Falls Urban Renewal these companies. The URA with sometimes only two guards on duty to control Urban Renewal Agency COMMENT Agency expects more rede- also previously helped prison wings with as many as 350 inmates. worked with investors and velopment. refurbish another area in the Which may be one of the reasons that the publicly hospital officials to establish Gary But this isn’t the first Old Towne district, traded company was able to report a 4 percent rev- the St. Luke’s Magic Valley Garnand time that the Twin Falls enabling new local busi- enue increase for the fourth quarter of the last fiscal Medical Center Patient Urban Renewal Agency has nesses to start up and others year, and a 12.5 percent increase in earnings per Financial Services office in Urban Renewal Agency and stepped up to help this city. to relocate. share. Old Towne. the Leland Consulting It is a fact that Twin Falls Members of the board of This project accommo- Group had targeted for simply would not be as suc- directors for the Twin Falls Not many legislators have much appetite any- dates 110 workers, whose rehabilitation. cessful as it is today without Urban Renewal Agency rec- more for another ICC-style facility in the state. very presence in Old Towne The thrust of the agree- the help of the URA. The ognize there are some who There’s much more enthusiasm for alternative sen- will help stimulate down- ment between Twin Falls agency has a long history of have grave concerns about tencing and drug, alcohol and mental-health courts town business. city, the Twin Falls Urban projects, starting back in the the concept of a taxing dis- to keep Idaho’s inmate numbers as low as possible. It also fits perfectly into Renewal Agency and the early 1970s when the newly trict that is based primarily But stay tuned. Thanks to CCA’s actions, a federal the plans put forth by a Leland Consulting Group formed Twin Falls Urban on projects’ increased valu- judge — and not the state — may soon be dictating Portland-based redevelop- went far beyond simply Renewal Agency assisted ations. how Idaho handles its prison population. ment company, Leland providing some pretty downtown Twin Falls with a Nonetheless, in 2010, Consulting Group, hired drawings that depict an major remodeling project. urban renewal remains the three years ago by the urban attractive, quaint down- Over the years, the URA has only tool that communities renewal agency and the city town. Mainly what Twin helped develop infrastruc- in Idaho have for helping TIMES-NEWS to help revitalize downtown Falls got from this national- ture for companies such as local businesses not only business. In fact, St. Luke’s ly recognized group was the ConAgra, Seastrom stay alive but thrive. Brad Hurd . . . . publisher Steve Crump . ...Opinion editor is the first major project to perspectives this communi- Manufacturing, Jayco The members of the editorial board and writers of set up for business in a run- ty needed in order to evalu- Manufacturing, Solo Cup Gary Garnand is chair- editorials are Brad Hurd, Steve Crump, Bill Bitzenburg down four-block warehouse ate, plan and implement Co. and Dell Computer. man of the Twin Falls and Mary Lou Panatopoulos. district that the Twin Falls redevelopment projects. Thousands of Magic Valley Urban Renewal Agency.

T HE LIGHTER SIDE OF POLITICS Doonesbury By Garry Trudeau Mallard Fillmore By Bruce Tinsley Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho OPINION Wednesday, June 2, 2010 Main 7 Bumper to bumper on the road to perdition he veteran global from China? I am still not can’t fake it or fool them- ignore at their own peril the takes to fix our country, or investor Mohamed sure. We’re passing a new selves anymore, so they stirrings of idealism among are we going to be remem- T El-Erian, who runs financial regulation bill. Are have much less tolerance for voters in both parties.” bered as the generation that Pimco and has lived through we just pretending to solve politicians who want to do I really hope he is right. received more poker chips many a financial crisis, the problem or will this new that in our public life. Winston Churchill famously from their parents than any recently issued a report Thomas law add to our capacity to And I don’t think they are observed that, “You can other and then had to turn describing the new, perilous Friedman generate the resources to alone. I was in Britain for the always trust the Americans. around and toss a single chip state of today’s global econ- cushion the next crisis and recent election there, and I In the end, they will do the to their kids and tell them to omy. He described it like time for politics as usual or fund the next start-up? A was struck at how easily right thing, after they have put it on “Lucky 21” — and this: “The world is on a suboptimal legislation. But lot will depend on the exe- they put together a rare eliminated all the other pos- hope for the best. journey to an unstable des- what does that mean, “lead- cution. coalition government to sibilities.”Is that still true tination, through unfamiliar ership”? Similarly, in Mother generate the broad political for our generation? We’re Thomas Friedman is a territory, on an uneven road When El-Erian says we Nature we are also losing base needed to make the going to find out. The time columnist for The New and, critically, having have no spare, he means we our margins for error. The sacrifices and hard choices for bluffing ourselves is over. York Times. Write to him a already used its spare tire.” have a much diminished National Oceanic and they can’t avoid. German Are we going to do what it [email protected]. I like that image. America pool of resources, whether Atmospheric lawmakers voted to fund the used its spare tire to prevent to moderate the impact of Administration said Greek bailout. Greeks are a collapse of the banking markets when they go hay- Monday that the planet’s protesting the austerity system and to stimulate the wire or to fund better health average temperature for being imposed on them, but THE SAVINGS economy after the subprime care, schools and infrastruc- April was 58.1 degrees they are also taking their fis- ARE CLEAR! market crash. The European ture for growth. So leader- Fahrenheit, the hottest for cal medicine — for now. Union used its spare tire on ship today is all about taking any April on record. The Writing about the recent its own economic stimulus innovative actions that gen- more we keep pumping U.S. elections, the Politics OFF ALL and then to prevent a run on erate new capabilities and greenhouse gases into the Daily columnist Walter % FRAMES European banks triggered by resources — and being atmosphere, the more we Shapiro noted: “The hopeful When Purchasing the meltdown in Greece. smart and disciplined about expose ourselves to a sud- message buried in all these 50 Lenses This all better work, because every dime we spend and den, unpredictable climate election returns is that vot- we’re not only living in a invest. disruption. The more we ers are tired of being toyed world without any more We just emptied our blithely remain addicted to with. The problems afflict- EYE spares but also in a world Treasury for a bailout. Did it oil, and not face up to all its ing America are too grave to $ 00 EXAM without distance. We’re merely provide a needed negative geopolitical and tolerate the cynical, cling- 50 BASIC EXAM ONLY driving bumper to bumper short-term jolt to the econ- environmental conse- to-power-at-all-costs cyn- with every other major omy, or will it end up mak- quences, the more we invite icism of Arlen Specter and economy today, so misbe- ing us much fitter and more sudden catastrophes like the other Capitol Hill havior or mistakes anywhere competitive so we can drive gulf spill. Machiavellis. The choices can cause a global pileup. our economy farther and I think many Americans voters make in their desper- 525 Blue Lakes Blvd. Twin Falls 7352244 And that leads to the real faster? I am still not sure. understand this at some ate quest for authenticity point of this column: In this We just passed a health care intuitive level. In this eco- are not always wise or well kind of world, leadership at bill. Will that increase our nomic climate, people know grounded in reality. But every level of government leverage and resources as a they need to be smarter, politicians and pundits — Plantasia Cactus and business matters more society or just add another more frugal and make obsessively calculating par- than ever. We have no mar- set of liabilities that will tougher choices in their pri- tisan advantage like Scrooge Gardens gin of error anymore, no require new credit lines vate lives. They know they counted shillings — will Annual Sale Drought tolerant plants, outdoor cactus and native plants GOP ignores past anti-immigrant debacles Thurs. June 3rd-Sat. June 5th he Arizona and 8-in-10 say they Republicans, however, 9am-6pm Republican Party, believe it’s likely to lead to delude themselves in T following hard- discrimination against legal thinking this pitched anti- fought primaries, plans a immigrants. immigration rhetoric and Tour our Drought victory dinner in Phoenix Resentment is likely to actions can be overcome by on Aug. 27.There is a per- Al endure among Latinos, appealing to the cultural Tolerant Garden fect speaker: former Hunt while the attention of sup- conservatism of many California Gov. Pete porters moves to other Hispanics on issues such as Native Plant Society representatives Wilson. detain anyone who can’t issues. Hispanics are the abortion and gay and les- will be present Arizona Republicans produce proof of citizen- fastest-growing U.S. voting bian rights. “I’ve never met believe they’re riding a big ship when stopped for bloc, comprising 7.4 per- a Hispanic who came to anti-illegal immigration infractions as minor as cent of the electorate in the this country because they 867 Filer Ave. W. wave to success in running a red light, or last presidential election, wanted to marry a gay or November. Wilson can deemed suspicious. double their proportion 20 get an abortion,”Bendixen Twin Falls regale them with how he The catalysts for the years earlier. Similar says. 734-7959 pursued a similar strategy Arizona law were the huge growth is expected over the Even some conservative in 1994, winning re-elec- number of undocumented next few decades. Republicans, such as for- tion with 55 percent of the workers flowing into that If this growing vote con- mer Florida Governor Jeb vote after embracing state in recent years, and tinues to go 2-to-1 or more Bush, warn of the political Proposition 187 to cut off some highly publicized Democratic, as it did in the peril of the Arizona law. state-funded education crimes, including the mur- last presidential race, In 1994, when many and health programs for der of a rancher near the Republicans face a huge Republicans in California children of illegal immi- border. Arizona long-term problem. and elsewhere were cele- grants. Republicans claim they are To be sure, the federal brating Wilson’s anti- Wilson might also taking action because the government needs to immigration triumph, there remind his political neigh- federal government has devote a lot more resources were similar warnings from bors that since then the abdicated its responsibili- to the Arizona border. The a few prescient politicians, only other member of his ties. number of personnel such as the late Jack Kemp, party to win a major Politicians in other states patrolling the Mexican bor- who said this was the statewide election is the are embracing the anti- der has more than doubled “modern equivalent of the pro-immigration Gov. immigrant push; the lead- over the last decade to know-nothing party of the Arnold Schwarzenegger; ing Republican gubernato- 20,000, although the most last century.”Kemp was the Democrats have swept rial candidate in Colorado porous spots are in Arizona. ignored; his party paid a every presidential contest wants an Arizona-type law It would be better to step price. in the Golden State since in his state, and it’s a domi- up enforcement in con- then; Republicans had cap- nant issue in the California junction with a liberalized Al Hunt is the executive tured California in six of Republican gubernatorial immigration law, though it editor for Washington at the previous seven presi- primaries. In Florida, sec- can’t wait for that. Bloomberg News. dential contests and five of ond-generation immigrant the seven most recent Marco Rubio is straining to gubernatorial races. embrace a pro-immigration Tell us what you think Thanks to Wilson, the posture while still support- ONLINE: Register at Magicvalley.com, and respond to any of the Republican brand is anath- ing the Arizona law. Rubio’s local opinions or stories in today’s edition. ema to much of the fast- discomfort reflects aware- ON PAPER: The Times-News welcomes letters from readers on growing Hispanic vote in ness that Hispanics have a subjects of public interest. Please limit letters to 300 words. California. much different view of this Include your signature, mailing address and phone number. “There are a lot of simi- measure. Writers who sign letters with false names will be permanently larities between what’s An NBC News/Wall barred from publication. Letters may be brought to our Twin Falls happening in Arizona and Street Journal survey earlier office; mailed to P.O. Box 548, Twin Falls, ID 83303; faxed to what happened in this month showed that (208) 734-5538; or e-mailed to [email protected]. California in 1994,”says while non-Latinos back the JOIN THE DISCUSSION: Voice your opinion with local bloggers: Sergio Bendixen, a political Arizona law by almost 2- Progressive Voice and Conservative Corner on the opinion page pollster and consultant to-1, 70 percent of at Magicvalley.com. specializing in the Hispanic Hispanic voters oppose it vote. “That made California a deep blue state (as in Democratic) and Republicans are making the same mistake now trying to benefit on anti-immigra- Summer tion.” There is short-term allure. Polls in Arizona and Music Classes nationally show support for a measure signed into law June -,  Canyon Ridge HS by the state’s governor last Music Room The Childrenldr of Robert and Jane Amoureux are pleased to announce an Open HHouseous to celebrate the month that allows police to Classes off ered: 80th birthday of Bob and Jane Amoureux, Saturday June 5, 2010 at the Jerome LDS Stake Center from Beginning Band (: -: am OR : - : pm) 3 PM – 6 PM. Everyone is welcome to attend. Piano Keyboard (: - : am) Jane Borup was born in Paul, Idaho. She was the 6th child and only daughter born to Phillip and Myrtle Borup on May 31, 1930. She was raised in the Paul area attending Heyburn High School. Later she Drums (: - : am) moved with her parents to Fruitland Id and then onto Payette, ID. She attended one year at the LDS Business College in Salt Lake City, UT. When she returned home she met and married Robert Amoureux Swap Band (: - : am) of Payette, Id. Recreation Band (: noon - : pm) Robert (Bob) Amoureux was born in Boise, ID on June 29, 1930. He was the oldest child of Margaret Amoureux and Amos LaRoche. He has a younger brother and ½ sister. He graduated from Ontario, OR Guitar (: -: am OR : - : pm) High School after which he worked construction through out the Northwest. He returned to Payette, ID where he met Jane Borup. He served one year in the US Navy during the Korean War in 1951. He Students may take as many classes as they returned to Payette, ID and married Jane Borup on September 15, 1952 in the LDS Salt Lake Temple. wish for one $ fee. They have been happily married for 57 years. All classes taught by CRHS & RSMS Band Director Robert attended Boise Junior College, Utah State University where he received his Bachelor’s and then NEED HELP WITH Ted Hadley BYU in Provo, UT where he received his Masters in Entomology. Bob and Jane have lived in many Monday - Friday in the Canyon Ridge HS Music Room. places throughout their lives. From Falls Church, VA to Lahore Pakistan and then fi nally coming back to ® Idaho to raise their seven children. They have resided in Jerome since 1970. Bob worked as the county QUICKBOOKS ? For answers to questions, please call or email Health Inspector until he retired in 1974 due to health issues. Jane worked for the Soil Conservation Call Teresa at 737-0087 Mr. Hadley at - Ext  or -. District for many years and then for the Jerome School District until she retired in 1992. Bob and Jane TRAINING, SETUP & SUPPORT [email protected] have been a great infl uence and are loved by their 7 children, 33 grandkids, and 23 great-grandkids. Main 8 Wednesday, June 2, 2010 Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho RETAILERS WANT YOU TO PAY SO THEY CAN PROFIT

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“But even if the amendment becomes law, it’s unclear whether savings from reductions in debit card swipe fees would trickle down to consumers in the form of lower prices, or would largely be kept by merchants.” —Associated Press, 5/14/10 'A TOTAL TRAGEDY' Agatha deaths rise to 179 in Central America >>> Business 4 B Stocks and commodities, Business 2 / Comics, Business 3 / Weather, Business 4 Dow Jones Industrial ▼ 112.61 | Nasdaq composite ▼ 34.71 | S&P 500 ▼ 18.70 | Russell 2000 ▼ 20.65 Business WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 2010 BUSINESS EDITOR JOSH PALMER: 735-3231 [email protected] Buhl building a vision for economic viability By Blair Koch for the city. “In that plan we outlined a “We need growth but we each goal and hopefully for resident use. Times-News correspondent “The idea is that we pro- few items that we wanted to need the right kind of recruit volunteers to help get The city also launched a duce a written document accomplish as a community. growth,”Kaatz said. things accomplished. These Facebook page, trying to har- BUHL — Does Buhl need a with goals the community We accomplished some of After the community gives things take time and they take bor connections in the com- recreation district? A com- can get behind and support,” those thing, like building the input the BEC will develop a work,”Kaatz said. munity. munity health center? said John O’Conner, who is new high school and com- small task-force to work out The BEC hired KMP “It’s reaching out and Neighborhood clean-up organizing the meeting with pleting the downtown beau- the details presented during Planning to design a workable helping your neighbor, the days? the BEC. “We want to find tification,”O’Conner said. the meeting. The task force plan that will act as BEC’s older lady who can’t physi- Those are just some of the out what the community By developing a plan, he will discuss how viable each blueprints. cally mow her lawn and can’t ideas being ruminated by the wants Buhl to be.” said, the city will be better idea is,the costs involved,and Buhl Mayor Tom afford to have someone else Buhl Economic Council and The meeting, which will be equipped to accommodate how long it would take to McCauley said the city is mow it. When we create up for discussion during a held from 7 to 9 p.m. at the current residents and busi- complete. already promoting neighbor- those neighborhoods where meeting Thursday night. Buhl High School cafeteria, nesses while laying the foun- That committee will then liness and property owner- everyone helps each other, The BEC, an arm of the will continue where the BEC dation to attract new growth. present a formal plan to the ship. The city completed a that is a draw for new resi- Buhl Chamber of Commerce, left off last fall, when the BEC Member Steve Kaatz community for considera- successful April clean-up dents and companies looking is holding the meeting so organization launched the said the community will help tion. month, where it provided to relocate. Buhl, in a lot of community members can program, Building Buhl’s define, “what business Buhl “Through the various dump trucks and trash ways, is that community,” help create a long-term plan Future. needs and wants.” meetings we will prioritize dumpsters at little to no cost McCauley said. Finding a remedy for resort recession Feds open criminal By Karen Bossick The city gave the Chamber Times-News correspondent $321,000 this fiscal year. Willich would give KETCHUM — Two weeks $400,000 to the proposed ago an ad hoc marketing marketing board. committee offered a pre- Sun Valley council mem- scription for what ails Sun bers will weigh in on his pro- probe of Gulf oil spill Valley’s economy. posal when they begin plan- This week the cities of ning the budget for the next Ketchum and Sun Valley are fiscal year at 10 a.m. trying to figure out how best Thursday in Sun Valley Gusher costing to take that medicine. council chambers. At issue: Whether to form The Chamber received a new board to come up with $290,000 this year from the fishermen and BP a new marketing strategy for City of Ketchum, $255,000 Sun Valley, while refocusing from the Idaho Travel the Sun Valley/Ketchum Council, $120,000 from millions in losses Chamber and Visitor business memberships and Bureau’s efforts on maxi- $80,000 from events. BY Ben Nuckols mizing visitors’ experience The marketing board, as and Jane Wardell so they’ll spend more money envisioned by the marketing Associated Press writers while in the area and return. committee, would have a “The Chamber is representative from each PORT FOURCHON, La. — Attorney General attempting too much with city and Sun Valley Eric Holder said Tuesday that federal authori- too diffuse a focus,”said Jim Company, as well as two at- ties have opened criminal and civil investiga- Knight, who chaired the ad large members. The board tions into the nation’s worst oil spill,and BP lost hoc Sun Valley-Ketchum and its paid chief marketing billions in market value when shares dropped in Region Marketing officer,would be overseen by the first trading day since the company failed Committee. the two cities and Sun Valley yet again to plug the gusher. Sun Valley Mayor Wayne Company. Investors presumably realized the best Willich told the City of Former Ketchum City chance to stop the leak was months away and Ketchum he is proposing to Council member Maurice there was no end in sight to the cleanup. As BP cut the amount his city gives settled in for the long-term,Holder announced the Chamber to $60,000. See RESORT, Business 2 the criminal probe, though he would not spec- ify the companies or individuals that might be targeted. “We will closely examine the actions of those involved in the spill. If we find evidence of ille- Economy strengthens gal behavior, we will be extremely forceful in our response,”Holder said in New Orleans. The company’s share price, which has fallen behind building and steadily since the start of the disaster, took a turn for the worse Tuesday, losing 15 percent to $6.13 on the London Stock Exchange. That was the lowest level in more than a year. manufacturing sectors The shares have now lost more than a third of By Alan Zibel But the 59.7 reading was well their value, wiping some $63 billion off BP’s and Martin Crutsinger above the 50 level that indi- value, since the explosion at the Deepwater Associated Press writer cates expansion. Horizon oil rig six weeks ago. BP said early Construction spending Tuesday it had spent $990 million so far on WASHINGTON — The was boosted by a homebuyer U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder speaks to media in New Orleans, Tuesday. Holder said fighting and cleaning the spill, with multiple economic recovery gained tax credit, which helped res- that federal authorities have opened criminal and civil investigations into the nation’s lawsuits for damages yet to be tallied. strength on the biggest rise idential construction surge The National Oceanographic and worst oil spill. in construction spending in 4.4 percent in April. The tax Atmospheric Administration also announced nearly a decade and the 10th credit expired at the end of that almost one-third of federal waters — or straight month of expansion April. nearly 76,000 square miles — in the Gulf were for the manufacturing sec- Government spending A supply closing to commercial and recreational fishing tor. also rose on the strength of vessel passes because of the spill. Temporary government federal support.The 2.4 per- through an oil With the ambitious “top kill” abandoned incentives fueled most of cent increase was aided by sheen near over the weekend, BP’s hope to stanch the leak the construction spending the economic stimulus pro- the site of the lies with two relief wells that won’t be finished increases in April. Industry gram that Congress passed Deepwater until at least August. The company is, however, spending rose 2.7 percent in February 2009. State and trying another risky temporary fix to contain Horizon oil with gains in all major local spending jumped the oil and siphon it to the surface by sawing sectors, the Commerce 2.3 percent and federal spill in the through the leaking pipe and putting a cap over Department said Tuesday. spending rose 2.9 percent. Gulf of the spill. In a separate report The other major sector, Mexico near After several failed attempts to divert or Tuesday, the Institute for nonresidential construction, the coast of block the well,BP’s latest attempt involves cut- Supply Management, a trade climbed 1.7 percent. That Louisiana. ting the broken riser pipe, making it spew as group of purchasing execu- marked the first advance in much as 20 percent more oil into the water for tives, said its manufacturing this category since March days while engineers try to position a cap over index dipped slightly in May. 2009. AP photos the opening. Gas hunters will explore further in western Idaho The Associated Press Bridge Resources Corp. and neighboring states like Wyoming to drilled in Idaho between 1903 and will be to “define the prospect:’’ Paramax Resources Ltd., both of the east reaping the rewards of an 1988, but none moved into com- Complete seismic tests, get a better LEWISTON — Canadian compa- Calgary, recount favorable findings energy-rich geology. But Bridge and mercial production. understanding of underground nies snooping in western Idaho for from three of five wells they’ve Paramax are hoping to prove history Bridge Resources Vice President structures that may be characteris- natural gas say they’ll drill 10 pro- drilled so far near Payette and New and conventional wisdom wrong Tom Stewart says one of the larger tic of natural gas fields,then pick the duction wells this summer or in Plymouth. and turn Idaho at least into a minor wells drilled so far produced natural most appropriate sites for new wells. early fall in hopes of hitting the jack- Idaho has long been thought of as player. gas flows at rates that were better Drilling should begin again in late pot. a natural gas and oil desert, with About 150 oil and gas wells were than expected. He says the next step summer or early fall.

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Today in business WASHINGTON — National Association of Realtors releases pending home sales index for April. Business 2 Wednesday, June 2, 2010 BUSINESS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho MARKET SUMMARY YESTERDAY ON WALL STREET NYSE AMEX NASDAQ June 1, 2010 11,500 The Dow Jones Industrial fell 112.61, or 1.1 11,000 percent, to 10,024.02. The Standard & MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) &QY,QPGU Poor’s 500 index fell 18.70, or 1.7 percent, to Name Vol(00) Last Chg Name Vol(00) Last Chg Name Vol(00) Last Chg KPFWUVTKCNU 10,500 1,070.71, while the Nasdaq composite index Citigrp 5237765 3.85 -.11 Rentech 30852 1.00 -.05 PwShs QQQ960665 45.18 -.42 10,000 fell 34.71, or 1.5 percent, to 2,222.33. S&P500ETF2521116 107.53 -1.84 NwGold g 28486 6.29 +.22 Microsoft 749392 25.89 +.09 -112.61 BkofAm 1186400 15.44 -.30 NA Pall g 25270 3.27 -.18 Intel 559481 21.18 -.24 9,500 About four stocks fell for every one that rose BP PLC 1139916 36.52 -6.43 GoldStr g 24222 4.18 -.07 Cisco 548377 23.00 -.16 10,024.02 F M A M J on the New York Stock Exchange, where iShEMkts 885613 37.41 -.70 JavelinPh 21547 1.60 -.09 ev3 Inc 486252 22.22 +3.30 consolidated volume came to 5.3 billion Pct. change from previous: -1.11% High 10,218.33 Low 10,013.90 shares compared with 5.1 billion Friday. GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) Volume was light because some traders Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg June 1, 2010 2,800 were away for a long Memorial Day holiday. NL Inds 7.84 +.91 +13.1 Versar 3.85 +.58 +17.7 ZionO&G wt 3.76 +.87 +29.9 2,600 0CUFCS Light volume can intensify swings in the DirxEnBear 13.54 +1.53 +12.7 Engex 5.45 +.65 +13.5 HalladorE 11.97 +1.97 +19.7 2,400 WSP Hold 2.05 +.23 +12.6 ProlorBio 5.99 +.71 +13.4 eLong h 13.99 +2.27 +19.4 EQORQUKVG market. Icahn Ent 37.90 +3.57 +10.4 StreamG un 6.76 +.61 +9.9 Mediacom 6.27 +.94 +17.6 2,200 Bond prices rose, sending interest rates PrUPShR2K 54.83 +4.60 +9.2 SagaComm 27.80 +2.46 +9.7 Golfsmith 4.29 +.64 +17.5 -34.71 2,000 lower. The yield on the benchmark 10-year 1,800 LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) 2,222.33 F M A M J Treasury note fell to 3.27 percent from 3.29 Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg percent late Friday. Pct. change from previous: -1.54% High2,277.39 Low 2,220.89 Anadarko 42.10 -10.23 -19.5 AdcareH wt 2.02 -.48 -19.2 NthnStat 2.40 -.65 -21.3 The Russell 2000 index of smaller companies WarnerMus 4.96 -1.11 -18.3 TandyLthr 4.37 -.93 -17.5 WestwdO n 11.16 -2.53 -18.5 fell 20.65, or 3.1 percent, to 640.96. TenetHlth 4.72 -1.00 -17.5 Geokinetics 4.67 -.66 -12.4 ATP O&G 8.72 -1.92 -18.0 June 1, 2010 1,400 The dollar rose against most other major cur- Dril-Quip 40.95 -7.76 -15.9 Continucre 3.46 -.41 -10.6 HercOffsh 2.56 -.56 -17.9 1,300 rencies, while gold rose. Overseas, Britain’s FMC Tech 49.33 -8.82 -15.2 ASpecRlt s 7.90 -.90 -10.2 WSB Hldgs 3.09 -.66 -17.6 5VCPFCTF 1,200 FTSE 100 fell 0.5 percent, Germany’s DAX 2QQT¶U 1,100 DIARY DIARY DIARY 1,000 index rose 0.3 percent, and France’s CAC-40 Advanced 663 Advanced 159 Advanced 474 -18.70 900 slipped 0.1 percent. Asian markets fell fol- Declined 2,442 Declined 342 Declined 2,225 800 lowing a report that China’s manufacturing Unchanged 76 Unchanged 35 Unchanged 84 1,070.71 F M A M J Total issues 3,181 Total issues 536 Total issues 2,783 industry slowed last month. Hong Kong’s New Highs 29 New Highs 5 New Highs 31 Pct. change from previous: -1.72% High 1,094.77 Low 1,069.89 Hang Seng fell 1.4 percent, while Japan’s New Lows 34 New Lows 3 New Lows 63 Nikkei stock average lost 0.6 percent. Volume 5,325,993,720 Volume 85,113,599 Volume 2,049,324,814 SOURCE: SunGard AP

INDEXES 11,258.01 8,087.19 Dow Jones Industrials 10,024.02 -112.61 -1.11 -3.87 +14.68 4,812.87 2,971.98 Dow Jones Transportation 4,232.78 -103.28 -2.38 +3.25 +25.61 COMMODITIES REPORT Bischoff Auction 408.57 326.34 Dow Jones Utilities 353.02 -8.17 -2.26 -11.30 +1.45 7,743.74 5,552.82 NYSE Composite 6,661.10 -130.47 -1.92 -7.29 +7.73 C LOSING FUTURES Friday, June 4, 2010 1,994.20 1,451.26 Amex Index 1,790.65 +10.46 +.59 -1.88 +7.76 Located: Burley, Idaho 2,535.28 1,677.54 Nasdaq Composite 2,222.33 -34.71 -1.54 -2.06 +20.99 Mon Commodity High Low Close Change 1826 Elba Avenue 1,219.80 869.32 S&P 500 1,070.71 -18.70 -1.72 -3.98 +13.33 Jun Live cattle 91.10 90.50 90.80 + .28 12,847.91 8,900.27 Wilshire 5000 11,245.80 -220.50 -1.92 -2.62 +16.02 Aug Live cattle 89.95 89.25 89.63 + .38 From I-84 Exit 208, go south through Burley on Overland to 16th Street (stop lights at Swensens Market Corner) then go est to Elba Avenue, then 745.95 473.54 Russell 2000 640.96 -20.65 -3.12 +2.49 +21.71 May Feeder cattle 109.50 107.65 109.48 + 1.05 Aug Feeder cattle 108.90 107.90 108.90 + .40 south to sale site. Sep Feeder cattle 108.45 107.40 108.40 + .25 STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST Jun Lean hogs 81.75 80.90 81.40 - .45 Sale Time 11:00AM Lunch by Al Jul Lean hogs 83.30 82.00 82.75 + .15 AlliantEgy 1.58 39 31.55 -.59 +4.3 Kaman .56 21 24.04 -.45 +4.1 May Pork belly 103.15 102.05 102.05 - .85 Shop Tools AlliantTch ... 8 67.60 -1.19 -23.4 Keycorp .04 ... 7.89 -.13 +42.2 Jul Pork belly xxx.xx xxx.xx 100.50 + .00 Battery charger – electric sander – hand stapler – pipe fittings – AmCasino .42 ... 17.62 -.40 +15.7 LeeEnt ...... 3.05 -.35 -12.1 Jul Wheat 460.00 450.00 450.75 - 7.00 Aon Corp .60 16 38.63 -.84 +.8 MicronT ... 54 8.66 -.43 -18.0 Sep Wheat 478.50 469.00 468.25 - 7.00 clamps – nails – bolts – measuring tapes – gas cans – carpenter BallardPw ...... 1.90 -.04 +.5 OfficeMax ... 45 17.48 -.35 +37.7 Jul KC Wheat 488.25 477.50 478.00 - 3.50 squares – tool boxes – tire chains – battery cables – wooden BkofAm .04 74 15.44 -.30 +2.5 RockTen .60 10 49.69 -1.77 -1.4 Sep KC Wheat 500.00 490.00 490.00 - 3.50 step ladder – eye bolts – Toro Rake & Vac (new in box) – battery Sensient .80f 14 27.16 -.53 +3.3 Jul MPS Wheat 512.25 499.25 501.00 - 5.00 ConAgra .80 13 24.02 -.16 +4.2 Sep MPS Wheat 524.25 512.00 514.50 - 4.25 charged fencer - hp bench grinder – electrical cord – squee- Costco .84f 21 57.98 -.27 -2.0 SkyWest .16 9 13.68 -.99 -19.1 Jul Corn 359.00 354.00 354.25 - 4.75 gee – hand scythe – crow bars – post driver – shovels – B&D Diebold 1.08 28 28.20 -.78 -.9 Teradyn ... 66 10.53 -.45 -1.9 Sep Corn 368.50 364.25 364.00 - 5.00 electric lawn edger – 3 small wooden storage cabinets – wood DukeEngy .96 12 15.70 -.26 -8.8 Tuppwre 1.00 13 40.65 -1.84 -12.7 Jul Soybeans 940.00 931.50 932.00 - 5.75 DukeRlty .68 ... 11.54 -.34 -5.2 US Bancrp .20 22 23.29 -.67 +3.5 Aug Soybeans 927.50 920.00 920.75 - 7.00 working book of patterns – peg boards – compress & air brush Fastenal .80f 39 49.67 -.77 +19.3 Valhi .40 ... 16.82 -1.12 +20.4 May BFP Milk 13.36 13.34 13.34 - .01 for painting – timing light – grease guns – 1/3 hp Craftsman Heinz 1.80f 16 44.09 -.09 +3.1 WalMart 1.21f 13 50.92 +.36 -4.7 Jun BFP Milk 13.60 13.47 13.53 - .07 drill press – 2 bench vises – Craftsman 2 stacker shop tool WashFed .20 ... 17.02 -.26 -12.0 Jul BFP Milk 13.70 13.05 13.27 -.23 HewlettP .32 12 45.58 -.43 -11.5 Aug BFP Milk 14.04 13.70 13.81 - .19 cabinet on rollers (9 drawer) – Craftsman 7 drawer bench tool HomeDp .95 20 33.54 -.08 +15.9 WellsFargo .20 11 28.23 -.46 +4.6 Sep BFP Milk 14.49 14.25 14.45 - .04 cabinet – pipe wrenches – hammers – pipe clamps – C clamps Idacorp 1.20 13 32.53 -.52 +1.8 ZionBcp .04 ... 23.15 -.80 +80.4 Jul Sugar 15.47 14.09 14.90 + .21 – wood brace and bits – 2 “ trailer balls – deep socket set – Oct Sugar 15.73 14.59 14.90 + .21 Jun B-Pound 1.4724 1.4425 1.4648 + .0160 torque wrench – socket sets – 3 electric hand drills – assorted HOW TO READ THE REPORT Sep B-Pound 1.4725 1.4435 1.4653 + .0161 wrenches – screw drivers – auto electrical wires and connectors Jun J-Yen 1.1047 1.0916 1.0985 - .0032 – small air compressor – stud finder – wood carving tools – 3 Sep J-Yen 1.1061 1.0933 1.1007 - .0026 Stock Footnotes: cc – PE greater than 99. dd – Loss in last 12 mos. d – New 52-wk low Jun Euro-currency 1.2357 1.2112 1.2237 + .0087 fold aluminum ladder – gas powered grass trimmer – cement during trading day. g – Dividend in Canadian $. Stock price in U.S.$. n – New issue in Sep Euro-currency 1.2368 1.2124 1.2250 + .0086 trowels – oil drain pan – aluminum extension ladder – work past 52 wks. q – Closed-end mutual fund; no PE calculated. s – Split or stock dividend of Jun Canada dollar .9601 .9466 .9488 - .0025 mate bench – auto stands – shop broom – levels – Stihl 026 25 pct or more in last 52 wks. Div begins with date of split or stock dividend. u – New 52- Sep Canada dollar .9598 .9461 .9481 - .0028 wk high during trading day. v – Trading halted on primary market. Unless noted, dividend Jun U.S. Dollar 87.58 86.22 86.80 +.13 chain saw, 20” with extra chain – 2 cycle oil – shop vac – RBI rates are annual disbursements based on last declaration. pf – Preferred. pp – Holder Jun Comex gold 1228.2 1209.3 1224.4 + 12.2 scroll saw with attachments – set of Fostner wood bits owes installment(s) of purchase price. rt – Rights. un – Units. wd – When distributed. wi – Aug Comex gold 1230.6 1211.6 1226.5 + 11.5 When issued. wt – Warrants. ww – With warrants. xw – Without warrants. May Comex silver 18.74 18.27 18.46 + .04 Guns Dividend Footnotes: a – Also extra or extras. b – Annual rate plus stock dividend. c – Jul Comex silver 18.76 18.32 18.50 + .04 SKS rifle – early 1900’s Remington 12 ga. pump shot gun - Liquidating dividend. e – Declared or paid in preceding 12 mos. f – Annual rate, increased on last declaration. i – Declared or paid after stock dividend or split. j – Paid this year, divi- Jun Treasury bond 124.9 122.3 123.2 +.13 Remington semi-automatic 22 rifle – “Frontier” rifle kit (new dend omitted, deferred or no action taken at last meeting. k – Declared or paid this year, Sep Treasury bond 123.3 122.1 123.3 + .14 in box) accumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m – Annual rate, reduced on last declara- Jul Coffee 137.60 133.15 136.55 + 2.30 tion. p – Init div, annual rate unknown. r – Declared or paid in preceding 12 mos plus Sep Coffee 139.00 134.7 138.05 + 2.25 Sporting Goods & Exercise Equipment stock dividend. t – Paid in stock in last 12 mos, estimated cash value on ex-dividend or Jul Cocoa 2446 2390 2444 + 24 Evinrude 6 hp trolling motor (used very little) – boat anchor distribution date. x – Ex-dividend or ex-rights. y – Ex-dividend and sales in full. z – Sales Sep Cocoa 2346 2307 2345 +4 in full. vj – In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, Jul Cotton 80.33 79.01 79.07 - .98 – 15’ boat cover – fish finder - 5 man camping tent – fishing or securities assumed by such companies. Oct Cotton 78.05 77.10 77.12 + .94 nets – fishing lures – Coleman camp stove – Coleman lantern • Most active stocks above must be worth $1 and gainers/losers $2. Jul Crude oil 75.33 71.64 72.24 - 1.73 – aluminum pickup motorcycle ramp – aluminum pickup ATV Mutual Fund Footnotes: e – Ex-capital gains distribution. f – Previous day’s quote. n - Jun Unleaded gas 2.0537 1.9707 1.9796 - .0470 No-load fund. p – Fund assets used to pay distribution costs. r – Redemption fee or con- Jun Heating oil 2.0392 1.9475 1.9660 - .0385 ramp - ATV insulated storage bag – set of womens golf clubs tingent deferred sales load may apply. s – Stock dividend or split. t – Both p and r. x – Ex- Jun Natural gas 4.431 4.231 4.233 - .1080 – set of mans golf clubs – Sport Rider exercise bike – ProForm cash dividend. Quotations from Sinclair & Co. treadmill (model 490 GS) – camping canopy Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. 733-6013 or (800) 635-0821 Lawn & Garden Patio walkway cement forms – 2 decorative wood tree stumps – small propane BBQ grill - Craftsman 6 hp 22” push lawn mower and mulcher with large rear wheels – garden hose – compost Commission OKs ‘snowmelt container – lawn fertilizer cart – hand sprayer – lawn chairs – fruit picker basket on pole – 12’ tree pruner/saw – cement Auction yard decorations – cow lawn sprinkler tariff’ for Intermountain Gas Household Items Venetian blinds – window mount AC – 2 long banquet tables Times-News When natural gas use is at – 1 short banquet table – wall mount temp/barometer/humid- its peak, snow-melt equip- Calendar ity gauges – Corelle Christmas dishes and plates – Christmas Intermountain Gas ment competes with other glasses – wooden tv stands – nice oak dining room table with Company will be allowed to customers for the limited Through June 19, 2010 4 padded chairs, 1 extra leaf - 3 press board shelves – floor interrupt service to customers amount that can flow through Interested in advertising your auction? heater – smaller oak kitchen table with 4 chairs – electric Rotisserie and BBQ oven – metal bakers rack – water distiller who use snowmelt equip- the distribution system. Call Jill today at 208.735.3222 or e-mail [email protected] – floor lamps – table lamps – china hutch- corner hutch – ment during periods when New residential and com- Tupperware – 2 wing back chairs – wooden computer desk – 2 natural gas is in short supply, mercial customers who have office chairs – Necchi Pro Lock surger with attachments, model FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 11:00 AM JUNE 1 TO JUNE 15 the Idaho Public Utilities snowmelt equipment would Bischoff Auction, Burley,ID Estate Coins & Crocks, Silver dollars, 1036 (like new) – small couch – rocker/recliner chair – rocker/ Commission said Tuesday. receive a discounted rate in Shop Tools, Guns, Sporting Goods, Exercise US Coins, Redwing Crock Collection, glider chair with ottoman – futon chair – Zenith 25” color Equip., Lawn & Garden, Household, Antiques, Local Online Bidding Only. TV with remote – Woods frost free refrigerator – Woods 19.7 Natural-gas fired snow- exchange for their service Collectibles and More Local Delivery melting equipment is used being interrupted. Existing Times-News Ad: 06/02 www.idahoauctionbarn.com cubic foot upright freezer - 7’ artificial Christmas tree – three www.mastersauction.com ONLINE - LOCAL 5’ lockable wood cabinets with shelves – end tables – queen largely in the Wood River area, customers can volunteer to Masters IDAHO AUCTION size bed with matching end tables – lounge couch – Hoover where it is installed under receive the lower rate in Auction Service ONLINE-LOCAL Turbo Power 5200 vacuum – assorted sizes of fans driveways and on rooftops to exchange for their willingness Antiques & Collectibles prevent snow and ice build- to have service interrupted. SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 11:00 AM SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 10:30AM Grist mill – hand pump – hand grinder – single tree – 2 broil- up. Intermountain Gas offi- The PUC will require Borneman Auction, Gooding,ID ers – 2 school desks – old records – comb case – 3 Red Wing Edith Koontz Estate Sale, Antiques, Collectibles, Primitives cials say the equipment uses Intermountain to notify cus- Jerome,ID Crocks, one 12 gal, two 4 gal – Avon bottles – wall mount an “inordinate amount of tomers with snowmelt equip- Household and lots of Antiques. Times-News Ad: 06/03 phone – Anchor Hocking early American Presscot snack sets, natural gas compared to more ment when service will be www.mastersauction.com some with star burst patterns – Royal Vienna plates – Rosenthal conventional uses.” interrupted. Sullivan Auction Masters China dinner set, service for 12 purchased by Bob himself in Auction Service Germany in 1956 – barn clock – Hummel figurines – porcelain 208-324-3185 piano babies – Howard Miller Clock Co. grandfather clock – Sponge Bob, Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls – Session Clock be achieved.” SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 10AM SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1PM Co. key wind mantle clock – Gilbert key wind mantle clock Ketchum Council Member Twin Falls Twin Falls – etched glass mantle mirror out of house in Idaho City – 2 Resort Cars, Trailers, Boats, RVs, Equipment, Furniture, Appliances, Tools, Collectibles, Baird Gourlay said it’s no Pick Ups, Trucks Garden Items nice old guitars – mission style rocker – Webster Manufacture Continued from Business 1 secret that both cities have 734-2548 734-2548 Co. wooden rocker – metal sculpture made of old metal tractor www.huntbrosauction.com Charlat said he was uneasy been critical of the Chamber’s www.huntbrosauction.com seats – 10 sad irons – brass blow torch – 3 butter churns – oil with Sun Valley Company marketing impact. lamps – 400 day clock – childs toy dial phone – wooden butter receiving the benefit of the “But I know the Chamber mold – 2 bread boxes – marbles – 1958 Tupperware clothes hamper – Tupperware poker chips – Minnesota model C treadle marketing board if it does not does a lot of good things and it sewing machine with nice carved wood cabinet – hand carved contribute any money for the needs to be funded,” he said. MONDAY, JUNE 7, 11:00AM SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 11:00 AM wood figurines (elk, dogs, ducks, etc.) – 4 poster double bed COLLECTOR’S NIGHT Irv Hoagland Estate Auction, marketing board. “Maybe it would make sense Twin Falls,ID Glenns Ferry,ID with 5 drawer and 6 drawer matching dressers – 3 drawer While the company might to make the Chamber a mem- Furniture, Collectibles, Estate Items, Tractor, Farm Equip., Trailers, Boat, Buggy, oak dresser with mirror – 5 drawer oak dresser – 5 drawer oak Household, Appliances, Tools & Misc. Saddles, Horse Trailer, Riﬂ es, Guns, Shop Tools, dresser with mirror – 2 foot porcelain hand painted doll – 7 not put money toward the ber of the board so it would 734-4567 or 731-4567 Mower, and More - Times-News Ad: 06/04 board, it’s spending 4 percent have some participation.” www.idahoauctionbarn.com www.mastersauction.com drawer desk – 3 drawer dresser with mirror on marketing if average, said Chamber President Rob Masters Miscellaneous Marketing committee mem- Santa said the Chamber was Auction Service Roofing paper – obsidian rocks – jasper rocks – wheel chair ber Bill Wright. And the com- grateful for “a great many – walker – assorted books and manuals – picture frames – computer monitors and key boards – printer – plastic garbage munity is realizing the bene- excellent points.” But, he TUESDAY,JUNE 8, 5PM THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 10:00AM Jerome J Bar S Construction Retirement cans – snow blower – used set of 265 70 R17 pickup tires – fits of the people it brings in. added, “We figure there’s Household, Tools, Antiques, Auction,Twin Falls Excavators, Dozer, Trucks, Trailers, Tractor, Craftsman lawn mower seat – B&S side shaft engine – old There are plenty of market- probably a way to do without Outrageous Oddities Concrete Forms & Equipment, Plus More Commodore computer with games – 2 cast iron skillets – GE 324-5521 Consignments welcome, call 733-8700 ing strategies that could be creating a new organization.” www.klaasauction.com Times-News Ad: 06/04, 6, 8,9 movie camera – electric train set with village – oil paint canvas considered. Bill White point- www.mbauction.com boards – Christmas mugs – Christmas and Halloween decora- ed out how every subscriber SALES tions and linens – Christmas and Halloween lights – nativity set – animated Mr. and Mrs. Santa – port a potty to the Los Angeles Times Do you consider yourself received an offer on Memorial to be determined? NOTE: The Bischoffs have sold their home and are hook- Day from Aspen. SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 10:30AM SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 11:00 AM NOW HIRING York Estate, Hammett, ID Duro Auction, Twin Falls,ID ing on to their travel trailer and heading south and don’t “They’re giving away this Selection Specialists Freight Wagon, Wagon Wheels, Old Horse Car, Trailer, Antique & Modern Furniture, have room for much other than necessities, like fishing many trips,” he said, holding Commissions and Bonuses. Drawn Equip., Shop Items, Diesel Generator Collectibles, Lawn/Garden/Shop Items & More poles. This is a nice clean sale with some really nice items. up one finger. “But If Aspen Advancement opportunities. 590-0253 Times-News Ad: 06/10 www.idahoauctioneers.org www.mastersauction.com can afford to give away this Great working environment OWNER: BOB BISCHOFF A community partner. Masters many trips, and do a giant Ward Auction Co. Auction Service promotion, we can afford to Terms: Cash or Bankable Check Day of Sale do the same.” Sale managed by Masters Auction Service Aspen also has eight to To ﬁ nd out more, “The Business that Service Built” 10 sponsors, including Call now click Auctions on Lyle Masters Gary Osborne Joe Bennett Lamar Loveland Jim Christiansen American Express and Sun 208-324-3900 Buhl, Idaho Gooding, Idaho Hagerman, ID Hagerman, ID Rupert, Idaho Valley doesn’t have any, Apply online at (208) 543-5227 (208) 934-5350 (208) 837-6523 (208) 837-4300 (208) 436-7355 www.conpaulos.com/ www.magicvalley.com said Wright. “That’s third- careers.htm Mobile Phones 731-1616 • 539-5350 • 539-0111 • 431-7355 party money that could EOE/Drug free workplace Ringside Phone: 208-431-7355 • FAX: 543-5227 or 837-6617 • www.mastersauction.com Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho COMICS Wednesday, June 2, 2010 Business 3

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BURLEY/RUPERT FORECAST TWIN FALLS FIVE-DAY FORECAST Yesterday’s Weather Today: Showers or thunderstorms. High 67. Today Tonight Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday City Hi Lo Prcp Boise 72 53 Trace" Tonight: Lingering showers. Low 50. Challis 65 46 Trace" Coeur d’ Alene 66 52 0.88" Idaho Falls 67 46 Trace" Tomorrow: More clouds than precipitation. High 72. Jerome 66 51 0.14" Lewiston 68 52 0.08" Lowell 67 50 0.34" Malad City n/a n/a n/a" ALMANAC - BURLEY Malta 63 54 n/a" Showers or A few more Variably Scattered Partly to Warmer yet Pocatello 65 50 0.02" thunderstorms showers cloudy, chance thunderstorms mostly cloudy Rexburg 66 47 0.01" Temperature Precipitation Salmon 63 48 0.08" around of thunder Stanley 56 39 0.06" Sun Valley 58 38 0.30" Yesterday’s High 65° Yesterday’s 0.03" High 69° Low 52° 74° / 54° 80° / 51° 76° / 53° 79° / 55° Yesterday’s Low 49° Month to Date 0.03" Normal High / Low 74° / 45° Avg. Month to Date 0.04" ALMANAC - TWIN FALLS Record High 94° in 1977 Water Year to Date 7.88" Record Low 33° in 1984 Avg. Water Year to Date 8.12" Barometric Sunrise and Temperature Precipitation Humidity Pressure Sunset IDAHO’S FORECAST Yesterday’s High 68° Yesterday’s 0.16" Yesterday’s High 83% 5 pm Yesterday 29.95 in. Today Sunrise: 6:02 AM Sunset: 9:10 PM Yesterday’s Low 48° Month to Date 0.16" Yesterday’s Low 52% Thursday Sunrise: 6:02 AM Sunset: 9:10 PM SUN VALLEY, SURROUNDING MTS. Normal High / Low 72° / 44° Avg. Month to Date 0.04" Today’s Forecast Avg. 65% Friday Sunrise: 6:02 AM Sunset: 9:11 PM Clouds and rain will make for dreary early June Record High 90° in 1986 Water Year to Date 7.61" Saturday Sunrise: 6:01 AM Sunset: 9:12 PM weather now through Friday. Some of the rain Record Low 33° in 1990 Avg. Water Year to Date 8.97" A water year runs from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30 Sunday Sunrise: 6:01 AM Sunset: 9:13 PM may be heavy at times. Temperature & Precipitation valid through 5 pm yesterday Moonrise Coeur d’ Moon Phases Today’s U. V. Index Low Moderate High Alene Today Highs 50's to 60'sTonight’s Lows 40's and Moonset Forecasts and maps prepared by: 51 / 50 BOISE Today Moonrise: 12:48 AM Moonset: 11:24 AM 8 11 3 5 7 10 Be ready for showers and Thursday Last New First Full Moonrise: 1:12 AM Moonset: 12:24 PM The higher the index the10 Cheyenne, Wyoming thunderstorms over the next several June 4 June 12 June 19 June 26 Friday Moonrise: 1:34 AM Moonset: 1:24 PM more sun protection needed www.dayweather.com days as Pacific moisture mixes with daytime heating. REGIONAL FORECAST NATIONAL FORECAST WORLD FORECAST Lewiston Today Tomorrow Friday Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow 70 / 55 Today Highs/Lows 60's / 40's to 50's City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Boise 67 52 sh 72 53 sh 75 53 th Atlanta 87 69 th 86 69 th Orlando 93 74 th 91 74 th Acapulco 85 73 pc 86 74 pc Moscow 74 61 th 84 60 th Grangeville NORTHERN UTAH Bonners Ferry 56 49 r 64 45 sh 60 45 th Atlantic City 81 69 pc 83 70 pc Philadelphia 88 70 pc 90 72 th Athens 71 65 pc 73 66 pc Nairobi 73 52 sh 72 55 sh Expect scattered showers Burley 67 50 sh 72 51 th 71 51 th Baltimore 87 73 pc 89 71 th Phoenix 96 69 su 99 72 su Auckland 60 46 pc 60 43 pc Oslo 67 48 pc 68 47 pc 61 / 48 and thunderstorms on Challis 62 48 sh 64 48 th 64 48 th Billings 72 49 th 70 52 th Portland, ME 62 51 r 66 55 sh Bangkok 94 78 th 94 77 sh Paris 70 46 sh 72 48 pc Coeur d’ Alene 51 50 r 62 48 sh 59 48 th Birmingham 87 70 th 87 72 th Raleigh 90 69 th 88 72 th Beijing 86 55 pc 91 60 pc Prague 53 51 sh 58 49 r Wednesday. Thursday's Elko, NV 71 49 mc 73 48 mc 78 48 pc Boston 81 66 pc 82 63 th Rapid City 66 50 th 73 52 th Berlin 62 51 r 62 47 r Rio de Jane 69 55 sh 70 55 sh weather looks more settled. Eugene, OR 63 52 r 66 56 sh 64 56 sh Charleston, SC 84 75 th 85 73 th Reno 77 53 pc 74 54 mc Buenos Aires 59 48 pc 58 49 pc Rome 70 58 th 73 58 sh McCall Gooding 66 50 sh 70 51 sh 73 51 th Charleston, WV 88 65 pc 85 64 th Sacramento 81 60 pc 76 61 r Cairo 99 63 pc 96 63 pc Santiago 59 46 pc 59 46 pc Grace 61 44 th 68 46 th 67 46 th Chicago 78 58 th 73 58 th St. Louis 93 68 th 83 63 th Dhahran 104 82 pc 103 82 pc Seoul 75 52 pc 75 53 pc Salmon 51 / 42 Hagerman 71 52 sh 75 53 sh 79 53 th Cleveland 87 69 th 76 57 th St.Paul 72 52 pc 77 56 pc Geneva 58 44 sh 61 43 pc Sydney 63 58 sh 61 56 sh 66 / 48 Hailey 60 44 sh 63 47 th 63 47 th Denver 80 57 pc 85 58 pc Salt Lake City 70 53 pc 74 56 pc Hong Kong 78 74 r 79 76 pc Tel Aviv 79 71 pc 73 71 pc Idaho Falls 63 49 sh 68 49 th 66 49 th Des Moines 77 58 th 78 58 pc San Diego 69 62 fg 71 63 pc Jerusalem 95 65 pc 94 62 pc Tokyo 73 53 pc 74 56 sh Kalispell, MT 60 46 r 64 45 pc 61 45 r Detroit 82 66 th 78 63 th San Francisco 64 53 pc 65 57 pc Johannesburg 62 39 pc 62 40 pc Vienna 53 48 r 68 56 sh Jerome 68 51 sh 73 52 sh 76 52 th El Paso 94 66 pc 98 65 su Seattle 62 51 r 66 55 sh Kuwait City 107 84 pc 109 84 pc Warsaw 74 61 sh 76 56 th Lewiston 70 55 r 72 58 sh 70 58 th Fairbanks 75 51 pc 78 47 pc Tucson 95 65 su 97 68 su London 69 42 pc 69 46 pc Winnipeg 71 47 pc 74 53 pc Caldwell Malad City 64 47 mc 70 48 th 70 48 th Fargo 72 49 pc 74 55 pc Washington, DC 89 73 pc 90 72 th Mexico City 82 52 sh 83 55 pc Zurich 47 42 r 45 36 r 67 / 54 Idaho Falls Malta 64 49 mc 71 51 th 71 51 th Honolulu 85 70 sh 84 69 sh McCall 51 42 sh 57 43 sh 58 43 th Houston 92 75 th 93 75 th Boise Sun Valley 63 / 49 Missoula, MT 65 47 sh 65 47 sh 65 47 th Indianapolis 83 69 th 78 60 th TODAY’S NATIONAL MAP 67 / 52 55 / 43 Pocatello 64 50 sh 69 51 th 69 51 th Jacksonville 89 73 th 88 73 th 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 Portland, OR 62 51 r 66 55 sh 64 55 sh Kansas City 87 64 th 79 65 pc Pocatello Rupert 66 51 sh 72 51 th 71 51 th Las Vegas 93 73 pc 97 74 pc Rupert 64 / 50 Rexburg 60 46 sh 64 47 th 63 47 th Little Rock 92 70 th 90 68 th Mountain Home 66 / 51 68 / 51 Richland, WA 66 56 r 71 58 sh 72 58 sh Los Angeles 77 63 su 78 64 su Rogerson 61 46 sh 63 46 sh 66 46 sh Memphis 92 72 th 90 70 th Burley Salmon 66 48 sh 67 44 sh 65 44 th Miami 88 78 th 90 77 th Twin Falls 67 / 50 Salt Lake City, UT 70 53 pc 74 56 pc 77 56 pc Milwaukee 67 52 th 68 55 th Fronts 69 / 52 Spokane, WA 58 52 r 66 49 sh 62 49 th Nashville 90 70 th 88 69 th Stanley 53 40 sh 54 39 th 53 39 th New Orleans 88 73 th 89 75 th Yesterday’s State Extremes - High: 72 at Boise Low: 39 at Stanley Sun Valley 55 43 sh 58 46 th 58 46 th New York 85 69 su 86 72 th L Cold Yellowstone, MT Oklahoma City 69 weather key: su-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, mc-mostly cloudy, c-cloudy, 54 35 sh 52 35 mc 56 35 th 94 th 92 72 pc Omaha 77 56 th 78 63 pc th-thunderstorms, sh-showers,r-rain, sn-snow, fl-flurries, w-wind, m-missing Warm CANADIAN FORECAST Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Stationary City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W GREGG MIDDLEKAUFF’S QUOTE OF THE DAY Calgary 61 37 pc 61 34 sh Saskatoon 69 52 pc 57 43 sh Cranbrook 45 38 r 47 26 sh Toronto 65 54 r 65 46 sh Valid to 6 p.m. today Learn from yesterday, live for today and hope for Edmonton 65 44 sh 53 43 r Vancouver 53 41 r 54 44 r Hot Occluded Kelowna 49 31 r 53 32 ls Victoria 57 44 sh 59 46 sh Yesterday’s National Extremes: Lethbridge 65 47 sh 63 38 pc Winnipeg 71 47 pc 74 53 pc High: 102 at Bullhead City, Ariz. tomorrow. The important thing is Regina 69 49 pc 60 49 r Low: 27 at Flagstaff, Ariz. not to stop questioning. More Magic Valley weather at www.magicvalley.com/weather ~ Albert Einstein Get up-to-date highway information at the Idaho Transportation Department’s Web site at 511.idaho.gov or call 888-432-7623. Al-Qaida: No. 3 Agatha deaths rise to 179 in C. America By Juan Carlos Llorca Associated Press writer official killed GUATEMALA CITY — Villagers used hoes and pick axes to hunt for victims of landslides that have killed at least 179 people in Central with family America while officials in Guatemala’s capital tried to By Kimberly Dozier The Egyptian-born al- cope with a vast sinkhole Associated Press writer Yazid, also known as Sheik that swallowed a clothing Saeed al-Masri, was a factory. WASHINGTON — Al- founding member of al- Thousands remained Qaida announced Monday Qaida and the group’s prime homeless and dozens still that its No. 3 official, conduit to Osama bin Laden missing following the sea- Mustafa al-Yazid, had been and Ayman al-Zawahri. He son’s first tropical storm. killed along with members was key to day-to-day con- Rescue crews struggled to of his family — perhaps one trol, with a hand in every- reach isolated communities of the most severe blows to thing from finances to oper- to distribute food and water. the terror movement ational planning, the “This is a total tragedy,’’ since the U.S. cam- U.S. official said. said Jose Vicente Samayoa, paign against al- Al-Yazid has been president of a neighborhood Qaida began. A U.S. reported killed group in Amatitlan, a flood- Guatemala’s Presidency/AP photo official said al-Yazid before, in 2008, but ed town south of A sinkhole is seen Monday in downtown Guatemala City. Authorities blamed the vast hole, which swal- was believed to have this is the first time Guatemala’s capital. lowed an intersection and a three-story building, on heavy rains from tropical storm Agatha. died in a U.S. missile his death has been Officials in Guatemala strike. acknowledged by the reported 152 dead but said nearly 100 feet deep, but death toll rose to 10 and two reminding nervous residents A statement post- militant group on 100 people were still miss- they are still investigating others were missing, of Hurricane Mitch, which ed on an al-Qaida Al-Yazid the Internet. ing. In the department of what caused it. President Mauricio Funes hovered over Central Website said al- Two Pakistani Chimaltenango — a province Nearly 125,000 people said Monday night. America for days in 1998, Yazid, which it described as intelligence officials, speak- west of Guatemala City — were evacuated in About 95 percent of the causing flooding and mud- the organization’s top coming on condition of landslides buried rural Guatemala and thousands country’s roads were affect- slides that killed nearly mander in Afghanistan, was anonymity because they Indian communities and more fled their homes in ed by landslides, but most 11,000 people and left more killed along with his wife, were not authorized to talk killed at least 60 people. neighboring Honduras, remained open, Transpor- than 8,000 missing and three daughters, a grand- to the media, said al-Yazid Curious onlookers also where the death toll rose to 17 tation Minister Gerson unaccounted for. child and other men,women died in a U.S. missile strike gathered at a massive and after two youths disappeared Martinez said. He said 179 Rescue efforts in and children but did not say on May 21 in the North almost perfectly circular while bathing in a turbulent bridges had been wrecked. Guatemala have been com- how or where. Waziristan tribal area. sinkhole that swallowed an river despite official warn- Agatha made landfall near plicated by a volcanic erup- The statement did not Soon after the attack, entire intersection in ings to stay away from the Guatemala-Mexico bor- tion Thursday near the capi- give an exact date for al- officials reported that two Guatemala City over the swollen waterways. der on Saturday with tropi- tal that blanketed parts of Yazid’s death, but it was foreigners were among the weekend, gulping down a Most schools also cal storm winds of up to 45 the area with ash. dated by the Islamic calen- 10 people killed, but did clothing factory but causing resumed classes on Tuesday mph. It dissipated the fol- Commercial flights were dar month of “Jemadi al- know their identities. Five no deaths or injuries. in Honduras. lowing day over the moun- expected to resume Tuesday Akhar,’’which falls in May. women and two children Authorities estimate the In El Salvador, 11,000 tains of western Guatemala. at Guatemala’s international A U.S. official in were also wounded in the hole is 66 feet wide and people were evacuated. The The rising death toll is airport. Washington said word was attack, which occurred in “spreading in extremist cir- the village of Boya near the cles’’ of his death in main town in the area, Miran Pakistan’s tribal areas in the Shah. past two weeks. The intelligence officials Israel, Egypt ease Gaza blockade after deadly raid His death would be a said they received word of major blow to al-Qaida, al-Yazid’s death last week By Josef Federman the next two days, but about which in December “lost and confirmed it by speak- Associated Press writer 50 would be held for inves- both its internal and external ing to local tribal elders and tigation into their part in the operations chiefs,’’ the offi- Taliban members. They JERUSALEM — Israel and violence at sea. cial said on condition of said their sources had not Egypt signaled a temporary A group of 124 activists anonymity because of the seen al-Yazid’s body and easing of the Gaza Strip from nations without sensitivity of the informa- did not know where he was blockade following harsh diplomatic relations with tion. buried. international condemna- Israel was deported to tion of the deadly Israeli raid Jordan before sunrise on an aid flotilla en route to Wednesday, Israeli officials the sealed-off Palestinian said. territory. Israel pledged to halt a Japan’s prime minister Egypt said it was freely new attempt by pro- opening its border with Palestinian groups to sail Gaza for the first time in more ships into Gaza, and steps down over base row more than a year to allow in claimed some of the arrest- TOKYO (AP) — Embattled Japanese prime minister to humanitarian aid, setting ed activists carried weapons Japanese Prime Minister resign in four years. off a mad rush to the cross- and large quantities of cash, AP photo Yukio Hatoyama said Until Tuesday night, ing by thousands of resi- raising questions about The shadows of two Lebanese protesters are cast on a Turkish flag at Wednesday he was resigning Hatoyama insisted he would dents, while an Israeli offi- whether they were merce- an anti-Israel demonstration outside United Nations headquarters in over his broken campaign stay on while intermittently cial said there is an “ongo- naries. promise to move a U.S. holding talks with key mem- ing dialogue’’ with the Worldwide condemna- downtown Beirut, Lebanon, Tuesday. Marine base off the southern bers of his Democratic Party international community tion has been flooding in island of Okinawa. of Japan. But on Wednesday on how to expand the since Israeli naval comman- The prime minister faced morning, after eight months amount of goods entering dos halted the aid flotilla in When You’re Serious growing pressure from within office, Hatoyama faced the the area. international waters in his own party to resign nation to say he was stepping At the same time, Israel overnight Monday, setting ahead of July’s upper house down. began expelling some of the off a melee that left nine Nita About Investing... elections. His approval rat- “Since last year’s elections, nearly 700 activists it activists dead and dozens Barnes ings had plummeted over his I tried to change politics in rounded up in the naval wounded. Turkey, an unof- Clontz bungled handling of the relo- which the people of Japan raid, and strongly rejected ficial backer of the flotilla, cation of the Marine Air would be the main charac- criticism that its tactics has led the criticism, accus- Perkins, Smart & Boyd, Inc. Station Futenma, reinforcing ters,’’ he told a news confer- were heavy-handed. The ing Israel of committing a his public image as an indeci- ence broadcast nationwide. government said late “massacre,’’ and the U.N. Call Nita Barnes Clontz for appointment sive leader. But he conceded his efforts Tuesday it would deport Security Council demanded P.O. Box 5097 Twin Falls, ID 83303 2087366026 Hatoyama is the fourth weren’t understood. almost all of them within an impartial investigation. 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Photos by ASHLEY SMITH/Times-News Susan Sweet of Shoshone makes gluten-free cupcakes sweetened with agave. After baking for years, Sweet has focused her energy on perfecting her gluten-free cupcake ingredients in the past couple of years and is starting a business to sell her cupcakes. GET THE GOODS Looking for gluten-free baked goods, but still want to support local businesses? You’re in luck. This list — compiled after the Times-News invited businesses to tell a reporter about their offerings — includes only specialty baked goods and not foods that are naturally gluten-free, like meat, vegetables or herbs. Serenity’s Treasures: Bread, bread pudding, bread crumbs, ham- burger buns and pasta. Look for brownies, coming soon. Available at Twin Falls Farmers Market and Idaho’s Bounty. Bread is $5 per loaf. 316-5875 or [email protected] Susan Sweet’s Celebration Cupcakes: Different flavors of minia- ture cupcakes. Sweet is still figuring out prices for the new business, which she plans to open in the next few months. 886-7033 or [email protected] Cowboy Tom’s: Buckwheat and teff pancake mixes. Available at farmers markets and the producer’s website. A three-package pack of buckwheat mix is $15. 654-2582 or cowboytoms.com Hagerman Manna: Bread, waffle mix, pizza bases, corn bread. Available through mail order. Breads are $4.50 per loaf. Polly A gluten-free vanilla bean cupcake with buttercream icing and a Susan Sweet demonstrates her gluten-free cupcake techniques at her Chapman, 731-1445, or Jolene Tuma, 731-2225 ladybug made of marzipan, by Susan Sweet. Shoshone home. Albion Bed and Breakfast: Five flavors of bread. Owner Chad Manderscheid is still developing the gluten-free portion of his bakery. When he does, he plans to sell at his bakery and at ON THE SHELVES Gossner’s Magic Valley Chalet locations in Heyburn and Twin Falls. Several south-central Idaho stores have also expanded their Here are options 673-6474 gluten-free food offerings. Among the recent developments, com- Julie Foods: Crackers and zucchini bread. Available through the piled after the Times-News invited businesses to tell a reporter Idaho’s Bounty co-op and Nourish Me in Ketchum. Crackers are about their offerings: to make menu $6.25 per bag. 928-7604 or idahosbounty.org Asian Food Market, 412 Addison Ave. W., Twin Falls. Chinese rice noodles and rice paper, pasta, flour mixes, soy sauce (which is INSIDE normally brewed with wheat). Owner Sokry Heng is taking orders More people, products are gluten-free. and suggestions for more gluten-free products. 736-7111 planning easier Melissa Davlin’s reporter notebook. Sta-Well Health Food Store, 1563 Fillmore St., Twin Falls. Flour mixes — including Sun Flour Mills from Boise — chicken nuggets, By Melissa Davlin hope to woo new gluten-free See Food 3 frozen pizza, bread, bagels. 733-8311 Times-News writer customers with wheat-free Rudy’s — A Cook’s Paradise, 147 Main Ave. W., Twin Falls. Pasta, baked goods. The result: a toms but doesn’t offer a lot of free goods two years ago after crackers, beer. 733-5477 Chad Manderscheid knows few more options for folks cake or cookie options. repeated customer inquiries. Walmart, 1551 Washington St. N., Twin Falls. Cereal, crackers, pasta his grains. who watch their flours. But Idaho bakers are start- Most of the businesses, baking mixes, flour. 734-2136 The Albion-based baker Gluten is a protein found in ing to take notice. like Hagerman Manna and Fred Meyer, 705 Blue Lakes Blvd. N., Twin Falls. Microwaveable can tell curious eaters about wheat, barley and rye and “There are so many Albion Bed and Breakfast, frozen dinners, cereal, crackers, pasta, baking mixes, flour. how milling speed affects affects elasticity in baked gluten-intolerant people in started as typical bakeries 736-5343 flour quality, how protein goods. It also causes a severe the Magic Valley that don’t that specialized in wheat Nourish Me, 151 N. Main St., Ketchum. Fresh baked goods, crack- interacts with yeast, how autoimmune reaction in know where to buy gluten- products. As they learned ers, soups, mixes. 928-7604 altitude can alter the end people who have celiac dis- free that tastes good and more about gluten-free result. And that knowledge ease. Symptoms vary but doesn’t cost and arm or leg,” diets, they experimented especially with food pre- kitchen, and Asmussen said gives Manderscheid a head include fatigue, diarrhea, wrote Deby Asmussen in an with recipes and added pared in the same space as she scours her kitchen before start on the gluten-free abdominal discomfort and e-mail to the Times-News. products to their lines. traditional products. baking gluten-free products, bread recipe he’s developing. anemia. Asmussen started her Because people with celiac Polly Chapman of which she makes before her Manderscheid and a The only treatment for Gooding-based business, disease are so sensitive to Hagerman Manna said her wheat breads. Those handful of other south-cen- celiac is a lifelong gluten-free Serenity’s Treasures, three gluten, cross-contamination gluten-free baked goods are tral Idaho commercial bakers diet, which alleviates symp- years ago and added gluten- with wheat is a concern, prepared in a separate See GLUTEN, Food 3 A different model of market Wood River Sustainability Center aims to nurture community By Ariel Hansen BUY, SELL, LEARN AND CONNECT Times-News writer The Wood River Sustainability Center is at 308 S. River St. in HAILEY — It’s hard to nail Hailey, in the big white barn. It is open 1-5 p.m. Wednesdays and down exactly what the Wood Fridays, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays, and can be reached at River Sustainability Center 309-3360. Contact Dick or Melinda Springs for information about is. It’s a farmers market, a selling or about classes. co-op, a gathering place for farmers and foodies, a class- The barn doesn’t look like a store.” room and, hopefully by fall, a any grocery store you’ve Ric Lum, who owns a new commercial kitchen. been in, with its rustic wood Ketchum restaurant that It’s also the dream of beams and folding tables specializes in seasonal food, Melinda and Dick Springs, laden with basil and tomato Delicious Revolution, said who operate a farm near starts. In the back room, the center feels similar to co- Picabo. They were looking mismatched chairs cozy up ops from several decades for additional cold storage around a potbellied stove ago, and another producer ARIEL HANSEN/Times-News for their community-sup- and tables stacked with compared the center to a Melinda Springs moves a piece of plywood away from the garden behind the Wood River Sustainability ported agriculture operation pamphlets and books. Grange hall. “It centralizes Center. This early in the season, mostly just herbs are available, but the garden will supply produce as well when they heard about an “We call ourselves a center the energy of the farmers, as an opportunity to teach the community about gardening. old barn available in down- rather than a store because they have a place to come,” town Hailey. we want information and Lum said. must be available. The cen- to those with home gardens said Don McQuary of Hailey, “Melinda looked at me ideas to be exchanged,”Dick Farmers pay a small fee — ter is open three days a week, who might have just a few who is in his second year and said, ‘This is a lot more said. Melinda said the couple either a percentage of their so both producers and con- extra baskets of zucchini one farming on a small commer- than freezer space,’” Dick is trying to help consumers sales or $25 per month, sumers have more options. week. cial scale and is quick to say said. Peering into the dark reconnect with farmers: whichever is less — to sell at And farmers can choose to “I don’t have to make the he’s still learning. corners and high ceilings of “We’re going by inches away the market, and there are no barter or trade their prod- commitment to the farmers The Springs want to help the old structure, they saw from that feeling that food requirements for the amount ucts rather than sell them, market when I may or may potential. comes from a shelf on of produce or the days that it which is especially appealing not have anything (to sell),” See MARKET, Food 2 Food 2 Wednesday, June 2, 2010 FOOD Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho This class is a Thinking about soup for summer By Jim Romanoff them under cold water to For The Associated Press wash away some of the salt that is in the canning liquid. piece of cake The perfect bowl of soup To complete the meal, makes a satisfying meal serve this soup with a salad Times-News at adding filling to cakes and that’s filling,yet low in calo- and some crunchy whole- cupcakes and torting cakes. ries and high in nutrition. grain pita chips or bread- In the College of Southern Bring a cake of your choice to But in the heat of summer, sticks. Idaho North Side Center’s each class to practice on. most people give it a pass. new “Cake Decorating”class, “Cake Decorating” will be This recipe for chilled CHILLED ZUCCHINI AND instructor Jillian Greenawalt 6-8 p.m. Mondays and zucchini and green bean will teach creative techniques Tuesdays, June 7 to 15, at soup could change your GREEN BEAN SOUP such as basket weave, writing Green Goat Paint & Pottery, mind about soup in sum- WITH A PESTO SWIRL and drawing, borders and a 121 Third Ave. E. in Gooding. mer. variety of flowers. Cost is $30, plus $15 for sup- Sauteed zucchini and Start to finish: 1 hour (15 You’ll also get some frost- plies. sweet onions are simmered minutes active). Servings: ing recipes and try your hand Register: 934-8678. with two kinds of beans, 6. then pureed into a soup that’s creamy without being 2 tablespoons extra-vir- fatty. A swirl of store- gin olive oil Get pressure gauges checked bought basil pesto and a 1 small sweet onion, dollop of reduced-fat sour chopped cream provide a luxurious 1 pound zucchini, ends at U of I Extension offices finish. trimmed and thinly sliced Times-News The soup can be served at 4 cups reduced-sodium room temperature or chicken broth The University of Idaho Extension is offering pressure chilled, so it makes a nice 10-ounce package frozen canner gauge testing at several locations. Bring your lid with cooling lunch or entree on a shelled edamame the gauge. hot summer evening. 1/2 pound green beans, The schedule in Mini-Cassia is from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.: Plus, this recipe makes a ends trimmed • Thursday at Cassia County Extension office, 1013 W. good template for what a 1/2 teaspoon salt, or to 16th St., Burley (College of Southern Idaho building). healthy soup should be: taste • July 1 at Cassia County Extension in Burley. based on a reduced sodium 1/4 teaspoon ground • Aug. 4 at Minidoka County Fairgrounds, McGregor broth and packed with low- white pepper, or to taste AP photo Building, 85 E. Baseline, Rupert. calorie, nutritious and fill- 1/4 cup store-bought Don’t let the heat of summer keep you from enjoying a nutritious • Aug. 18 at Cassia County Fairgrounds, 4-H Open Class ing vegetables. basil pesto and filling bowl of soup. This soup can be served at room Building, Burley. Using beans, such as the 1/2 cup reduced-fat sour temperature or chilled. • Sept. 2 at Cassia County Extension in Burley. edamame in this soup, pro- cream (optional) In Twin Falls: vides an added bonus of soft, about 20 minutes. among 6 bowls and swirl a • 1 to 4 p.m. on the first and third Wednesday of each hunger-satisfying protein In a large saucepan over Remove from the heat and spoonful of pesto into each. month at Twin Falls Extension office, 246 Third Ave. E. and dietary fiber. medium-high, heat the oil. cool for 15 minutes. Top with sour cream, if In Gooding: Beans make an excellent Add the onion and zucchini Transfer the soup, in desired. • 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Gooding Extension office, 203 Lucy base for soups that will and saute until very soft, batches if necessary, to a Per serving: 237 calories; Lane, on the first Wednesdays in July and August. seem rich. Combine them about 10 minutes. blender or food processor. 135 calories from fat; 15 g The University of Idaho suggests having dial gauges test- with a bit of broth or water, Add the chicken broth Puree, then season with fat (3 g saturated; 0 g trans ed annually for accuracy. Current U of I publications will be and puree to get velvety and bring to a boil. Stir in salt and pepper. fats); 14 mg cholesterol; 15 available for purchase. smooth results. If you like, edamame and green beans Serve soup chilled or at g carbohydrate; 14 g pro- Cost is $4 per lid. Information: Cassia County Extension use convenient canned and simmer, uncovered, room temperature. When tein; 5 g fiber; 350 mg sodi- at 878-9461. beans, but be sure to rinse until the vegetables are serving, divide the soup um. Market Continued from Food 1 asked the pair to come back must can in a certified com- because they want cus- larger-scale farmers connect at 5 p.m. — he would go out mercial kitchen. tomers to feel welcome to with the resources they to their property with them The center is also coordi- contact sellers, to visit their need, but they are also eager to help plan their space after nating with Sawtooth farms or ask questions. to turn consumers into pro- the center closed for the day, Botanical Garden to offer “We are careful about ducers. he said. classes on a variety of gar- products we bring in here, On a recent Friday after- A commercial kitchen, dening and food-related because we want them to noon, for example, Dick which the Springs hope to topics. A recent “Gardening represent our philosophy,” stood chatting with a moth- have in place by fall, will be 101”class,Dick said,attract- Melinda said. er and daughter, part-time another way help those with ed 40 students, 18 of whom At its heart, that philoso- Wood River Valley residents, small operations to grow.For were putting in a garden for phy is about community — who came in wanting advice example, many cooks are the first time. locals supporting locals. on how to start a garden. learning how to can and pre- The center is not a non- “I think people are With other customers wait- serve at home, but to legally profit, in part because of the embracing this, slowly but ing to make purchases, he sell those preserves, they paperwork required, surely,” she said. “It gives Melinda said with a smile. people a sense that they’re Although there is some vol- doing the right thing; they Photos by ARIEL HANSEN/Times-News unteer labor, employees are feel good.” Frozen meats in many varieties are a winter mainstay at the Wood River paid. 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Rockin’ Horse • 6-8pm SPACE IS LIMITED, CALL FOR TICKETS! Saturday, June 5th Real News • Real Local PArade starts at 10am three big days & nights of entertainment   June 4th, 5th, 6th, 2010, twin falls city park Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho FOOD Wednesday, June 2, 2010 Food 3 Gluten CELIAC SUFFERERS UNITE The Celiac Support Group of Magic Valley meets at 7 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of each month. Locations Continued from Food 1 her lose 45 pounds. change month to month, so watch the “To Do For You”calendar in the Healthy & Fit section, Mondays in products are baked and Food producers aren’t the the Times-News. Information: Pat Corle, 731-9079. bagged before she pulls out only business owners taking any wheat flour. notice. Sokry Heng of Asian Celiac disease isn’t the only Food Market in Twin Falls is reason to go gluten-free. expanding her gluten-free Susan Sweet of Shoshone food section after finding out ASHLEY SMITH/Times-News bakes gluten-free cupcakes her son has several food sen- Susan Sweet says this R EPORTER’ S sweetened with agave. She sitivities, including wheat. makes no dietary or health gluten-free chocolate cupcake claims for her baked goods, Melissa Davlin may be with chocolate mousse filling but said going gluten-free reached at 735-3234 or and buttercream icing is her NOTEBOOK and using agave has helped [email protected]. husband’s favorite. These days, Magic Valley is a More people, products are gluten-free fine place to go gluten-free By Melissa Davlin “hygiene theory.” In other infection and successfully hree months after I wrote my first gluten-free article for the Times-News’ Times-News writer words, as a society we’re treated it with diet change Food section, the issue became personal for me. just too clean. As a result, and supplements. T After being sick for six years, and increasingly ill in the past six months, I So why are shoppers see- the immune system, largely “If your intestines aren’t finally got a diagnosis of celiac disease in mid-April. When the doctor told my hus- ing more gluten-free foods controlled by the gut, healthy, nothing is,” band, Nate Poppino, and me, I felt enormous relief — celiac was preferable to the in southern Idaho grocery receives inadequate stimu- Ordway said. other potential causes of my malaise — then immediately thought of the article I had stores? lation, Guandalini said. The No matter the cause, written and the celiac patients I had talked to in January. I left the Doctors are seeing more study authors also specu- where does that leave peo- office elated but had no idea what I would eat for dinner. We ended patients with celiac disease, late that environmental ple diagnosed with celiac up going to Maxie’s Pizza & Pasta, remembering from my original in which gluten — a protein changes, including how disease? article that it offered gluten-free crust. found in wheat, barley and producers grow and process The outlook isn’t grim. I call the following month my gluten-free honeymoon. After rye — triggers an autoim- grains, could contribute. Gluten-free product sales years of countless pills and tests and doctor visits, and considering mune response that dam- Mary Ordway, owner of increased 74 percent from what we thought was making me sick, I was grateful to have a dis- ages the digestive system Sta-Well Health Food Store 2004 to 2009, according to ease that can be controlled with diet alone. Just days after ditching and affects nutrient in Twin Falls, has her own media and market research wheat, I felt better than I had since high school. Between Sta-Well, absorption. ideas based on Internet firm Nielson Co. the Asian Food Market and Fred Meyer, gluten-free groceries were A 2009 study from Mayo reading she did after her But gluten-wary shop- easier to find than I had anticipated. Clinic and University of sister fell ill in 2009. pers still have to be careful Most importantly, I also had the energy to cook. I made wheat-free pizzas, coffee Minnesota Researchers Prescriptions like antibi- and read labels. The Food cakes and pastas, and even tweaked a flourless peanut butter cookie recipe to make it reports celiac disease is four otics, medical steroids and and Drug Administration my own. Nate and I enjoyed plenty of naturally gluten-free food, like dahl, baked times more common today birth control pills, com- requires companies to label potatoes, polenta, corn tortillas and soup. than it was in the 1950s. bined with poor diets, kill whether their products But like so many love affairs, my infatuation with gluten-free foods burned out, Researchers examined off the intestine’s good flora contain the eight most and reality set in. I fell into a rut and ate little more than gluten-free spaghetti, almost 10,000 frozen blood and allow yeast to attach to common allergens — eggs, nachos and stir-fry. My favorite restaurants were out of the question, as were indul- samples, taken from U.S. the intestinal wall, Ordway fish, crustacean shellfish, gences like Girl Scout cookies, Oreos and Krispy Kremes. Sayonara, potlucks. Hello, Air Force recruits between said. The yeast eats away at soy, wheat, peanuts, tree obsessive label reading. 1948 and 1954. Just 0.2 per- the intestine, causing leaky nuts and milk — but not Even worse, I’ve had several accidental gluten exposures, whether through cross- cent of those samples con- gut syndrome, in which gluten. contamination, failing to wash my hands thoroughly after feeding the cats — their tained the antibody that toxins, yeast, allergens and While many national food kibble contains wheat — or stupidly assuming products are gluten-free when they’re indicates celiac disease, other substances permeate producers voluntarily label not. And I had no idea until recently that several brands of soap, hand sanitizer and compared with 0.9 percent the intestinal linings. When their gluten-free products, lotion have wheat-derived ingredients. of people who have the those substances leak into like Ore-Ida french fries, Those careless mistakes are so easy to make, but costly. Even kissing Nate after he antibody now. the blood stream, the infec- Mission tortilla chips, drinks a beer can be enough to make me fatigued and sick to my stomach for days. “It is indeed well docu- tion becomes systemic and Nesquik chocolate milk and Why go through so much trouble to avoid food I love if I’m going to get glutened mented that all autoim- can cause autoimmune dis- Chex cereal, the FDA does- anyway? mune (and allergic) disor- orders like celiac disease, n’t provide guidelines for Then I remember how sick I was, how much better I feel now, and how compara- ders are on the rise world- rheumatoid arthritis and gluten-free labeling. tively easy it is to be gluten-free today. More cookbooks and products are coming out wide, but limited to devel- lupus. Furthermore, the absence of all the time, like Betty Crocker’s gluten-free line or Blue Diamond Nut-Thins crack- oped areas,” wrote Stefano Leaky gut syndrome is a wheat on the label doesn’t ers, which are available at many Magic Valley grocery stores. The availability of local Guandalini, founder and controversial diagnosis, and make a product gluten-free, baked goods pleasantly surprised me, too. I recently tried bread by Deby Asmussen medical director of the there is no proven link as the protein can be found of Serenity’s Treasures in Gooding. It was the first bread I’d tried since my diagnosis, University of Chicago between it and other dis- in dozens of ingredients and it was much, much better than I had anticipated. I had to stop myself from eat- Celiac Disease Center, in an eases — although natur- derived from wheat, barley ing the whole loaf in one sitting. e-mail interview with the opaths like North Carolina- or rye, including malt I’m still figuring out this disease, and I’ve felt my share of self-pity. But when the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. based nutritionist Elizabeth extract, brewer’s yeast and urge comes to feel sorry for myself, I instead try to count my blessings in the crumbs “In general, it is safe to say Lipski maintain there is a edible starch. of my flourless peanut butter cookies. the rates about double every connection. But the expla- 20 years or so.” nation makes sense to The Milwaukee Journal — Melissa Davlin One possible explanation Ordway, who said she also Sentinel contributed to this for the increase: the had the systemic yeast report.

June 16–20

The Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce proudly presents the Snake River Canyon Jam. The ﬁ veday event is a continuing tradition of music appreciation and community celebration offering a variety of venues and musical styles with something for every one. All proceeds from the Snake River Canyon Jam and community events beneﬁ t the charitable and civic projects of the Twin Falls Area Chamber of Commerce. Schedule of Events Wednesday, June 16 Thursday, June 17 Friday, June 18 TWIN FALLS TONIGHT OUTDOOR CONCERT SAVOR SOUTHERN IDAHO MAIN AVENUE JAM 6 pm – 9 pm 6 pm to 8 pm 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm Main Avenue at the Fountain Canyon Crest Dining & Event Center Rudy’s – A Cook’s Paradise 147 Main Avenue West Red Rock Hot Club American Gypsy Jazz Ensemble Taste Idaho wines and local dishes, entertainment by Muzzie Braun Original Idaho Backcountry Music Red Rock Hot Club. Tickets $30 per couple in Saturday, June 19 advance from Southern Idaho Tourism at 7325569 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm SNAKE RIVER CANYON JAM Corner of Shoshone Street & Main Avenue TWIN FALLS MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERT Mad Max & The Wild Ones High Energy Rockabilly Noon to 9 pm 8 pm to 9:30 pm Centennial Waterfront Park Twin Falls City Park THE ANCHOR BISTRO & BAR Playing on the BUD LIGHT Stage Entertaining Twin Falls for 105 years 7 pm to 10 pm 334 Blue Lakes Blvd. N Noon – 1 pm 2 pm – 4 pm Ethan Tucker Soulful Reggae Mad Max Bellamy Rose & The Wild Ones Blues, Folk, Country 5 pm – 7 pm Greatest Band Rock and Blue Grass Johnny Hiland under 400 Pounds Country Rock Guitar Instrumental

1 pm – 2 pm 4 pm – 5 pm 7 pm – 9 pm Muzzie Braun Foolsbane Bearfoot Idaho Backcountry Twin Falls Own Northern Ballads Music Storyteller Progressive Rock Band with Southern Blues

Tickets: $15 in advance / $20 at the gate.Tickets and more information available on line or at the Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce Offi ce. No outside food or beverages. Food & beverages available for purchase. No coolers! Bring lawn chairs or blankets to enjoy the outdoor setting. No pets! Shade space available on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis. Parking available in the lot on Fillmore Street behind Costco. Shuttle buses will run from 11 am till conclusion. Contact Ameritel Inns – Twin Falls for special Snake River Canyon Jam rate. See website for this offer and other lodging options. www.SnakeRiverCanyonJam.com Sunday, June 20 FATHER’S DAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH 10 am to 3 pm Canyon Crest Dining & Event Center The Great Riff Jazz Trio Melodic Jazz Standards

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WATKINS DISTRIBUTING Food 4 Wednesday, June 2, 2010 FOOD/OBITUATIES Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Ketchum chef teaches Help a hot line at spring wine tasting Spanish dishes for outdoors Times-News weekend will benefit Crisis tastings of local wines, passes, fitness member- Hotline. expect gourmet appetizers ships, massage, spa treat- Times-News A spring wine tasting It’s set for 5:30 to from local chefs and tours ments and a variety of gift and silent auction at the 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Cost is of the gardens. certificates. View the Papa Hemi’s Hideaway Sawtooth Botanical Gar- $25. Tickets: 788-0735 or Silent auction items entire list at thecrisishot- chef-owner Lynn Sheehan den south of Ketchum this at the door. In addition to include raft trips, golf line.org. will teach a “Spanish Flair Patio Dining” cooking class in Twin Falls next week. It’s set for 7-9 p.m.June 10 Chris Mottern at Rudy’s — A Cook’s Paradise, 147 Main Ave. W. One of God’s spe- many nieces and Greeting the dawn of a new Joni Mottern and her chil- Cost is $45. Courtesy photo cial angels has nephews and day on her long walks on the dren, Alex and Haley Nixon, Spain and Ketchum Lynn Sheehan passed from our friends; spending CSI campus, the quiet times also of Twin Falls. Chris’ restaurant Papa Hemi’s lives. Chris Mottern, hours with the in her home listening to family also includes her sis- share at least one thing in Dates with Goat Cheese; 75, a longtime resi- Rogerson Coffee soothing music, meditating, ters, Betty Reichert of Twin common — a great patio, Grilled Halloumi Cheese & dent of Twin Falls Shop Giants Little reading inspirational books Falls, Shirley (Tom) Mahan class organizers say. Expect Grape Skewers with and beloved mother, League baseball and just “being” with her of Santa Clarita, Calif., and to learn elegant summer Romesco; Cured Pork grandmother, sister, team; and helping angels were some of her Rita (Michael) Delaney of dining made simple. Tenderloin with Smoked aunt and friend, out with any school most cherished times. Boise; her brother, Will The class menu: Spicy Apple Aioli; and Grilled departed this life at her activity where she was Chris was a shining Moore of Star, Idaho; and Chilled Shrimp with Pickled Ground Lamb Bocadillos home Wednesday, May 26, needed. Her last outing, 11 example of authentic beau- numerous nieces and Garlic; Jamon Griddled with Smoked Tomato. 2010,after a courageous bat- days before she died, was ty,grace, sincerity and gen- nephews. She was preceded Peaches; Bacon-Wrapped Sign up: 733-5477. tle with cancer. The memory attending her grandson, erosity. Her sense of empa- in death by Ben, her husband of her radiant smile, cheerful Alex’s, graduation from thy and compassion was of 48 years; her father and personality, gentle nature Lighthouse High School. strong, and she always had mother, Clyde and Lena Charles A. Mattlin and sense of adventure will After her children were time for anyone who needed Moore; her sister, Eva be forever in our hearts. grown, Chris pursued a her. She lived her life with McClure; and her nephew, Charles (Chuck) Kleinkopf of Twin Chris was born July 8, career in the hotel industry. strong faith, a positive atti- Greg Moore. A. Mattlin, age 83, of Falls; son Karl (Ellen) 1934, in Harrison, Ark., one Hired as a sales manager at tude and a healthy lifestyle. The family would like to Twin Falls, died Mattlin of Richland, of five sisters and one broth- the Canyon Springs Inn of She faced difficult health thank the medical commu- Monday, May 31, Wash.; seven grand- er. As a toddler, she moved Twin Falls, she was soon challenges with strength, nity, especially Dr. Sara 2010, of complica- children; and four with her family to Idaho. She promoted to the position of dignity, and poise and was Johnson, and Hospice tions from Parkin- great-grandchildren. was a 1952 Filer High School general manager. Her career thankful for each day. She Visions for the compassion- son’s disease. He was a member of graduate and was a leader in highlight was having the continued her involvement ate care extended to Chris He was born July Our Savior Lutheran many school organizations opportunity to establish and with the Twin Falls during the final days of her 31, 1926, in Hanna Church, where a cele- and activities. Soon after serve as the director of hotel Reformed Church, gathering illness. For all the family and City, Ill. After high school, he bration of life will be held at finishing high school, she management at the College with friends for Bible study friends who prayed, visited joined the Air Force, where he 10:30 a.m.Saturday,June 5. moved to Twin Falls and was of Southern Idaho for 12 and assisting with providing and sent notes of encourage- served for two years. He mar- In lieu of flowers, memorials employed by Barnard Auto years, where she was award- food for those in need every ment, we are eternally grate- ried Phyllis Jacobs on May 14, may be given to Our Savior Company. Later, she was ed Outstanding Technical Monday evening. She was ful. She felt your love. 1950. They lived in Peoria, Ill., Lutheran Church Building hired by her eventual hus- Staff Person. also active in the Twin Falls A celebration of Chris’ life until 1967, when they moved Fund or Luther Heights Bible band, Ben Mottern, at the Chris was full of adven- Chapter of PEO. She jour- will take place at 1 p.m. to Sidney, Mont. In 1973, they Camp. The family will receive Rogerson Restaurant. Chris ture and everyone wanted to neyed to Israel in 2008 with a Saturday, June 5, at the moved to Twin Falls. Chuck friends for a visitation one hour and Ben were married in 1955 be with her. She loved to go group from her church and Reformed Church of Twin worked as an administrative prior to the service from 9:30 to and remained a fun-loving for a long ride and end up in a hiked the Negev Desert, Falls, 1631 Grandview Drive officer for the USDA for 35 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the and devoted couple until place no one would have where she “walked in the N. In lieu of flowers, contri- years. He also worked for church. Private inurnment will Ben’s passing in 2004. Their imagined visiting on that footsteps of Jesus,”an event butions to one of the follow- Magic Valley Federal Credit be at a later date. years of marriage were filled outing. She had a passion to she called “a life-changing ing would be appreciated: Union, retiring in 1990. He Arrangements are under the with raising four beautiful explore the outdoors and experience.”Seeking knowl- College of Southern Idaho enjoyed woodworking, golf, direction of Parke’s Magic children, co-owning a suc- take in the beauty of nature, edge of her granddaughter’s Foundation, P.O. Box 1238, bowling and camping with the Valley Funeral Home of Twin cessful restaurant business to return to places that made culture, she traveled to Twin Falls, ID 83303; family. Falls. Those wishing to share with their dear friends, Ted an early impression on her to Thailand in 2008. In the Student Athletic Scholarship He is survived by his wife, condolences may do so at and Jennie Smith, traveling, reflect the past and an autumn of 2009, she experi- Fund, in care of the Phyllis; daughters, Patricia www.magicvalleyfuneral- cheering on their favorite excitement to visit new des- enced her first cruise visiting University of Idaho Mattlin and Joyce (Kelly) home.com. sports teams and enjoying tinations. Getting into the Italy, the Greek Isles and Foundation,P.O. Box 443147, shared interests. car and traveling to a CSI Turkey. Moscow, ID 83844-3147; or Throughout her lifetime, basketball tournament Chris is survived by her the Reformed Church of Chris’ first priority was sup- 2,000 miles away during a loving children and grand- Twin Falls. June’s porting her children’s and snow storm or following the children, Jim (Jane) Mottern grandchildren’s activities. University of Idaho Vandals and their daughters, Jamie Funeral services Birthstone She was involved in their 4- to a football game wherever and Jenna of Irvine, Calif.; is the H groups; decorating barn their schedule took them Janis (Ken) Mottern-High on Food 6. More stalls and showing horses was perfectly normal for and their daughters, Sara Pearl and dogs; car-pooling to Chris! Just as exuberant as and Emma of Twin Falls; obituares on dance lessons and recitals; she was for adventure, she Jerry (Nitnoi) Mottern and watching sporting events of welcomed the precious their daughters, Jennifer and her children, grandchildren, moments of solitude. Jasmine of Twin Falls; and Food 5 and 7 Come see our selection of PEARLS Pearls 1838 Addison Ave. E. 733-4552 William ‘Bill’ E. Stuart IV RUPERT — Bradford) of Boise; William “Bill” E. numerous nieces, Stuart IV, 49, of nephews, uncles, Rupert, Idaho, passed aunts and cousins; away Saturday, May his best friends; and 29, 2010, at his home his companion, Dot after a short battle Staker. He was pre- with cancer, with ceded in death by his family and friends at grandparents; Lean Ground Beef Super Saver pk $1.69lb his side. uncles, Father Nicholas Bill was born Oct.26,1960, Rausch OSB and Eugene in Rupert, Idaho, to W.Ernest Stuart; brother-in-law, Tyson Whole Bake Chicken In the bag $3.75lb and Gertrude Rausch Stuart. Marty Bean; sister-in-law, He married Brenda Howard Wendy Stuart; and his best on Nov. 29, 1985, and was buddy,his dog “Buddy.” IQF Chicken Tenders $1.49lb later divorced. Living in the A funeral Mass will be held Sold in a 4lb bag for $5.96 Rupert area all his life, he 11 a.m. Saturday,June 5, at St. attended the St. Nicholas, Nicholas Catholic Church, East Minico Junior High and 802 F St. in Rupert, with Pork Steaks Super Saver pk $1.19/lb Minico High schools. He Father Justin Brady as cele- owned and operated his own brant. Burial will follow at the business, Stuart Siding. He Rupert Cemetery. A vigil and Ridley’s Signature Breakfast Sausage $1.49/lb was a member of the St. rosary will be at 6 p.m.Friday, Nicholas Catholic Church June 4, at Hansen Mortuary, and enjoyed hunting, fishing 710 Sixth St., followed by a Cloverdale Market Cut Bulk Bacon $1.49/lb and playing pool. He recently public viewing from 7 to received a plaque from the 9 p.m. BCA Pool League for first The family would like to Petite Sirloin Steaks Super Saver pk $2.59/lb place in the Top Shooters give a special thank you to the Tournament. St. Luke’s Mountain States Bill is survived by his Tumor Institute in Twin IQF Tilapia Fillets 20lb Box $19.59ea daughter, Savanah (Rob) Falls, Dr. Jeff Swensen, Home Traudt; his stepchildren, Health and Hospice nurses, Rusty and Brent Howard; two Amanda and Joy,and Rodrigo grandsons, Landen and Beitia and Dennis Anderson Tillamook Med Baby Loaf $3.99ea Carson; one step-grandson, for being with the family and First Purchase. Additional Purchases $4.99 Dillon Traudt; parents, their extra care at the time of Ernest and Gertrude Stuart; need. one brother, Tom Stuart of In lieu of flowers, dona- Twin Falls; four sisters, tions may be made to the Grocery 25lb. Deli Colleen (Bob) Dobkins of account of William G. Stuart White Satin Elko, Nev., Julie Bean of at the First Federal Bank in Clover Club Sugar 8 Piece Rupert, Beth Beck of Twin Rupert or in care of Hansen PPotato Chips Falls and Rose Stuart (Carol Mortuary. $ .99 Dinner 8 1st-5 Bags with 4 dinner rolls FREE KITCHEN IDEA GUIDE! 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Franchise locally owned and operated by Donna & Noel Erickson While supplies last, sorry no rainchecks. Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho OBITUARIES Wednesday, June 2, 2010 Food 5 Kathleen Karen Lavens James Cora Lucille Beem Lloyd JEROME — member in the family. Karen spent the next declined to the point that she Cora Lucille Beem crochet handiwork, Kathleen Karen Gamma Phi Beta 33 years positively influenc- had to set the gavel down and Lloyd, 91, passed camping, playing Lavens James, with National Sorority. ing young minds in her class- focus on family and quality away Friday, May 28, the organ, reading, all her eloquence and Perhaps the crown room at Jerome High School. time. 2010, in Twin Falls. playing cards, beautiful grace, left jewel of Karen’s suc- She interpreted Shakespeare, Karen is survived by her Lucille was born in socializing with our presence and cessful life came in Chaucer, Salinger and Milton three children, Joni Smith, Filer, Idaho, on Sept. family and friends, rode home to her 1961 and 1962 as she in a friendly, down-to-earth Justin James and Julee Smith; 19, 1918. She was the and traveling. She beloved husband on respectively won the style that was all her own and sister, Jackie Larsen; her eldest of five chil- and Bill traveled to Sunday, May 30, titles of Miss Rodeo always a favorite in the halls brother, Dr. Tim Lavens of dren of Grover C. most U.S. national 2010. Idaho and Miss Rodeo of JHS. In addition to college Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Beem and Cora L. Lovett. parks, most states of the Karen was an amazing America. Farm-raised and an preparatory senior English, grandchildren, Callen, Lucille graduated from Filer USA and to many foreign woman who lived an extraor- excellent horsewoman,Karen Karen taught photography Naomi, Cole and Nykell High School in 1936 and countries, but Idaho — dinary life. She repeatedly was a natural choice for the and supervised the annual Smith, Abby, J.W., Bryar and from Albion State Normal home — was her favorite gave her gift of influence to elite honor and represented staff. Karen raised three chil- Sawyer James, Brock and School in 1938. After gradu- place. her family and to so many the great sport of rodeo with dren, Joni, Justin and Julee, Trey Smith, and two other ating from Albion, she Lucille enjoyed her life to young minds and her beauti- perfection. Soon thereafter, and when she wasn’t teach- grandsons on the way; and taught elementary school in the fullest and was our con- ful, charismatic personality Karen met and fell in love ing, she was masterfully ful- many nieces and nephews. Springfield, Idaho. While in stant, quiet, background will be deeply missed. Karen with Jerry Callen James of filling multiple demanding She was preceded in death by Springfield, she met the love hostess at family gatherings. is now free from the frontal Twin Falls. The inseparable roles as rancher’s wife,moth- her parents; two sisters, of her life, William J. “Bill” She was our family’s heart at temporal lobe dementia that and horse-loving duo mar- er, bookkeeper and cook as Beverly Smith and Patty Lloyd. Bill had received a our gatherings, and she will had held her captive in recent ried on Aug. 28, 1964, and the family grew and the living Jones; and aunt, Bunny Bachelor of Science degree be missed beyond descrip- years. then attended Utah State years flew by too fast. Meeks. in forestry from the tion. She leaves us a legacy of Born Sept. 30, 1942, at St. University in Utah, where In 1992 , Karen and Jerry A celebration of Karen’s life University of Idaho- loving her family and the Valentine’s Hospital in they both competed on the launched a successful auc- will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, Moscow in 1938. They mar- strength of her purposeful, Wendell, Idaho, Karen was university’s rodeo team. tioneering business known as June 4, at the Jerome High ried in Filer, Idaho, on June positive life. the fourth child of Kenneth Karen graduated with an JMA Auctioneers. Karen lost School auditorium. Friends 23, 1940, and moved to West Lucille was predeceased and Naomi Lavens of Jerome. English degree and the two her beloved husband, Jerry,to may visit from 6 to 8 p.m. Yellowstone, Mont., where by her parents, Grover and She spent her childhood years returned home to the Magic an enduring battle with can- Thursday, June 3, at the Bill worked in Yellowstone Cora Beem; her husband, attending the Canyonside Valley to pursue their dreams cer in 1997 and then retired Hove-Robertson Funeral National Park. Bill later William J. Lloyd; her broth- rock schoolhouse south of of owning and operating a from her extremely honor- Chapel in Jerome. Burial will worked for the United States er, Isaac Beem; and her sis- Jerome, and it must have small family ranch. able teaching position in follow at the Jerome Department of ter, Mary Louise Holste. been there that she first felt Karen obtained her first 2000. Ever the go-getter, Cemetery.A scholarship fund Agriculture, and his Lucille is survived by her the magnetism of education teaching position in Filer and, Karen soon thereafter has been established in career took them to the three sons, William Harold for it would be her lifelong after one year,began teaching enrolled in auctioneering Karen’s honor at D.L. Evans Seattle, Wash., area; Denver, Lloyd of Buhl, Idaho; Ronald craft. Karen graduated from senior English for the Jerome school in Billings, Mont., Bank in Jerome. Colo.; Milwaukee, Wis.; Lynn Lloyd of Las Vegas, Jerome High School in 1960 School District. The couple where she graduated first in Comments and memories Philadelphia, Pa.; Fort Nev.; and Robert Michael and then attended Idaho soon bought their dream her class. She then continued of Karen are welcomed at Worth, Texas; and Lloyd of Snoqualmie, State College in Pocatello, home and acreage south of the successful JMA www.facebook.com/group.p Washington, D.C. Washington; 12 grandchil- Idaho. She was an active Jerome and began raising a Auctioneers until her health hp?gid1312953702. Bill was the chief forester dren; and 27 great-grand- of the United States when children of Washington, he retired. Bill and Lucille Idaho, Utah, New Mexico, Mildred L. Schenkel retired to Twin Falls, Idaho, Maryland and Maine; and in 1979 and built their own her sisters, Katheryn FILER — Mildred Mildred loved Mildred is survived by her 660 U.S. Highway 30 in Filer, home. They also had a Harding of Hayden Lake, L. Schenkel, 96, of camping and looked daughter, Carolyn Anderson with Pastor Tim Chandler home in Mesa, Ariz., where Idaho, and Margaret Ann Filer, Idaho, passed forward to spending of Filer; her brother, Kenneth officiating. Burial will follow they enjoyed mild winters Behrens of Wendell, Idaho. away early Sunday time at Redfish Lake Schmailzl of Texas; her two at the Filer Cemetery.A view- and were involved in many A visitation will be held at morning, May 30, in the summer. granddaughters, Angela Kiser ing for family and friends will social activities. While rais- 7 p.m. Friday, June 4, at the 2010, at her home in She enjoyed working and VeAnn Jacobsen; as well take place from 3 until 8 ing their three sons, Lucille Farnsworth Mortuary, 1343 Filer. in her garden and fill- as her six great-grandchil- p.m. Wednesday, June 2, at worked part time in S. Lincoln Ave. in Jerome, Mildred was born ing the cupboards dren, Brittany Ahlm, Jake and Reynolds Funeral Chapel, libraries and school cafete- Idaho, followed by a grave- Aug. 31, 1913, in with food she had Kayla Jacobsen, Haley and 2466 Addison Ave. E. in Twin rias. While living in side service at 11 a.m. Princeton, Neb., the daughter canned. Mildred was a mem- Destiney Kiser and Christy Falls. Milwaukee, Wis., she Saturday, June 5, at the of John and Mary Peters ber of the Rebekah Lodge and Compher; three step grand- Condolences may be left attended the University of Springfield-Sterling Schmailzl. She grew up and helped cook for the Filer children, Chad Kiser of Twin for the family by visiting Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Cemetery in Springfield, attended schools in Nebraska, Kiwanis Club. She made the Falls and Brenda and Tammy www.reynoldschapel.com. Lucille enjoyed gardening, Idaho. graduating from Cortland best sugar cookies and loved Richardson of Oregon; and High School in 1932. 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(John) McCall, Kelly Saturday, May 29, For more than 30 30, 2010, at the Cassia Donald was born (Bill) Hunter, Bryce 2010, at St. Luke’s years, she found Regional Medical Center in Jan. 27, 1931, at Tolman and Haley Magic Valley great pleasure sail- Burley. Scottsbluff, Neb., the Tolman; one brother Medical Center. ing their many boats She was born June 15, son of Jake and and sister-in-law, Audrey was born with family and 1919, in Paris, Idaho, the Marie Ashenbrener Bob and Betty Lou Oct. 8, 1926, at Los friends. From May daughter of Fredrick John Zitterkopf. At a young age, he Zitterkopf of Pocatello, Idaho; Angeles, Calif., to Charles through November, they and Gertrude (Rich) Price. moved with his family to Twin and one sister and brother-in- and Jane MacFarlane would sail the Pacific waters She received her education Falls, where he was raised and law, Mary and Carl Ash of Anderson Kerr. She attended off Newport Beach to in Paris,graduating from the educated. He served for four Nampa, Idaho. Don was pre- John Marshall High School in Catalina. Distant sailing Fielding High School. She years in the U.S. Air Force. ceded in death by his parents, Los Angeles and UCLA. She included many voyages completed her education at Upon his discharge, Don Jake and Marie Zitterkopf; and has been married to Jim among the Caribbean Sea Utah State University in returned to Twin Falls, where one sister,Betty Irene Kuder. Moore for 48 years, and they Islands and trips to the Logan, Utah. She married Maria (Jim) Englebright of he worked as a self-taught car- A graveside service will be have raised four children, Polynesian Kingdom of Ray Dimond Zollinger in the Moab, Utah, Elizabeth penter for many years, He held at 11 a.m. Thursday, June two sons, Bruce and Eric, Tonga, preceded a few years Logan LDS Temple on Sept. (Leland) Dayton of Allen, enjoyed building and could 3, at Sunset Memorial Park, and two daughters, Claudia earlier cruising many islands 25, 1940. Together, they had Texas, Barbara (Frank) Clark repair anything. He married with Pastor Dale Metzger of and Julianne. Prior to mov- of Tahiti. Non-sailing trips nine children. of Ashton, Paul (Vicki) Julene Hankins on April 15, the Rock Creek Community ing to Twin Falls in January were to Maui for two weeks Inez and Ray farmed Zollinger of Eagle 1956. Church officiating. Memorial of 1992, she and Jim lived prior to Thanksgiving each together throughout their Mountain, Utah, Jacob He is survived by his wife, contributions in Don’s name with their family for more year. She always said, “If I marriage. Inez used her out- (Kimberly) Zollinger of Julene Zitterkopf of Twin Falls; may be made to the American than 30 years in Corona del can’t retire in Tonga, I’ll take standing homemaking skills Stansbury Park, Utah, and two sons and daughters-in- Cancer Society. To offer con- Mar, Calif. (Newport Beach). Maui.” She and Jim are life in providing a wonderful Thales (Bonnie) Zollinger of law.Harry and Gerri Zitterkopf dolences to Don’s family or Her career as a highly members of The Bahia atmosphere for her family. Burley; a son-in-law, Bryan and Dale and Robin Zitterkopf, share a memory of Don, organized office manager Corinthian Yacht Club in She was an excellent cook, Ellsworth of Yuma, Ariz.; all of Twin Falls; one grandson, please visit www.whitemortu- and corporate officer Corona del Mar, Calif. upholsterer, artist, seam- her siblings, John (Patsy) Michael Zitterkopf; and five ary.com. spanned nearly four decades, Audrey is survived by her stress and a home decorator. Price of St. Charles, Carol first with private medical loving husband, James She loved quilting and cro- (Frank) Hirschi of offices, followed by owning Harrison Moore; her cheting. She also enjoyed Centerville, Utah, and Ruth Eddie Laren Nichols and operating, with her hus- remaining son, Eric Norman working in her yard and (Wilmer) Rigby of Logan, band, two retail home cen- Poulson; a daughter,Julianne mowing the lawn with the Utah; 50 grandchildren; Heaven has Camas Valley, Ore., ters and one wholesale lum- Moore Yates; a grandson, riding lawn mower. While 100-plus (and counting) received one awe- and Cindy Hine; ber yard. They were located Robert “Bear” Kreger, all living at Highland Estates in great-grandchildren; and some mechanic, car- sons, Phillip Olson, in Costa Mesa and residing in Twin Falls, Idaho. Burley, Inez liked playing four great-great-grandchil- penter and fixer of all Don (Kim) Olson and Huntington Beach, Calif. She was preceded in death by bingo and other games. dren. She was preceded in things in need of Michael (Angel) (ABC Lumber, American one son, Bruce W. Poulson; She was an active member death by her parents; her repair, leaving us Olson, all of Twin Building Centers and Tool, and a daughter, Claudia of the LDS Church. During husband, Ray; one daughter, here, to try to learn Falls, and Richard and Nail Lumber Co.) Moore Carlson; her parents, her life, she devoted much of Dorothy Ellsworth; four sis- how to repair our (Christie) Olson of Among her fondest mem- Charles Kerr and Jane Kerr; her time to the church serv- ters; two grandsons, Joel and broken hearts, one Clarksville Tenn.; ories of the period was the her beloved mother-in-law, ing as a Relief Society presi- Douglas Christensen; a beat at a time. and his son of the heart, Lee way her many famous Lucile Rule Moore. dent, Young Women’s pres- granddaughter, Dawn Eddie Laren Nichols, 67, of Hall of Twin Falls; sister, patients/clients liked to tease Audrey’s wishes were to ident, Guide Patrol leader in Zollinger; and a great- Filer, Idaho, died Monday, Brenda (Bill) Householder of her. The last time she saw be cremated and, at an the Primary, in-service grandson, Seth Christensen. May 24, 2010, at St. Luke’s Glide, Ore.; brother, Harry John Wayne, he said, “You appropriate and convenient teacher and on the stake The funeral will be held at Magic Valley Medical Center, “Buzzy” (Julie) Nichols of better go easy on my bill Li’l time, have her cremated Primary board. Together 11 a.m. Saturday, June 5, at surrounded by his family. Winston, Ore.; 14 grandchil- Audrey, ‘cause I support remains disbursed over the with her husband, Ray, they the Declo LDS Stake Center, Ed was self-employed as a dren; and 13 great-grandchil- about 52 people and need all Pacific waters between served as missionaries in the 213 W.Main St., with Bishop truck driver. He was a quiet dren. He was preceded in the help you can give me.” Newport Beach and Arizona Holbrook Mission Gregg M. Harman officiat- and shy man until you started death by his parents, Betty She played classical piano Catalina where the dolphins and as workers in the Logan ing. Burial will be in the discussing his favorite sub- Gay (Parrot) and Edgar nearly every day from the age play. She also requested Temple.She loved the Mini- Pleasant View Cemetery. jects: anything with four Nichols; grandson, Trevor of 5 until just a few weeks there be no celebration of Cassia community and had Friends may call from 6 until wheels and an engine. You Hine; and his “Gold Dust ago. She was an avid reader life until that event. been a 4-H leader, worked 8 p.m. Friday, June 4, at the could always find him in his Twin,”Frank McCreary. of close to 2,000 novels, Cremation is under the in the PTA, was a member of Rasmussen Funeral Home, “Club House,” the shop, There will be no service at biographies and histories. direction of Serenity Funeral the Daughters of Utah 1350 E. 16th St. in Burley, rebuilding vintage cars, Ed’s request.In lieu of flowers, She has left instructions to Chapel in Twin Falls. Pioneers and the Country and from 9:30 until 10:30 inventing some contraption, we would love for you to fill Friends Book Club. a.m. Saturday at the church. helping a friend tinker on your tank up with gas and She is survived by her The family expresses their some gadget or watching head to your favorite place to Don Price children, Kathryn (Earl) sincere appreciation to NASCAR. Eddie loved travel- enjoy the great outdoors, just Christensen and Alan (Judy) Highland Estates for the ing, hunting and fishing. But as Ed would have been doing BURLEY — The Burley Zollinger, all of Burley, Anna care given to Inez. most of all he loved camping this glorious weekend. area lost a longtime resident with his family and friends. Ed, you were an amazing and friend to many when Eddie would be the one with man and we were very blessed Don Price, 72, passed EATH NOTICES the Dutch oven, cooking the to have had you in our lives. peacefully away Sunday, D spiciest food you ever dared You touched us all in a positive May 30, 2010, in Boise after lay your tongue to. way and you will be greatly a brave battle with Brady J. Nichols Eddie is survived by his missed. Continue on your leukemia. BLISS — Brady Jaxen wife, Barbara (Olson); daugh- journey knowing that we all Don was born Nov. 20, children, David (Julie) of Nichols, infant son of Sabrina ters, Linda (Frank) Fowler of loved you very much. 1937, in Challis, Idaho, to Idaho Falls, Rick (Denise) of McCracken-Shigouri and Frank and Dora (Gini) Price. Boise, Randy (Shelly) of Bradley Nichols, died He moved with his family to Lubbock, Texas, Brad Wednesday, May 26, 2010, at Donna (Jordan) Stayner Twin Falls in 1942 and then (Ronna) of Pinehurst and St. Luke’s Magic Valley to Burley in 1946, where he Taunya (Robert) Foster of Medical Center in Twin Falls. Donna (Jordan) family and friends for lived the rest of his life. Don Boise. Also left to cherish The funeral will be held at Stayner, loving wife, her wonderful home- graduated from Burley High his memory are 16 grand- 11 a.m. Friday, June 4, at the mother and friend, made jam and cinna- School in 1956. He married children and four great- Bliss Community Church passed away peace- mon rolls. Verna Mozell Ross on May grandchildren, as well as 18 (Demaray Funeral Service, fully at her home Donna is survived 22, 1957 in Burley. They nephews and nieces. Gooding Chapel). Wednesday, May 26, by her husband,Noel; enjoyed 41 faithful years The family extends spe- 2010. son, Marty; daughter, together and were blessed cial thanks to Dr. Law and Donna was born Michelle with hus- with five children. After the fine nursing staff at St. Juanita Peterson Nov. 17, 1938, in band,Brett Green and graduating from high Luke’s Hospital in Boise. Juanita Peterson, age 83 of Chris Dumas Chesley, Okla., to Hassell and their two children, Brandon school, Don worked as a Don lived with his daughter, Twin Falls died Monday June Caregiver Maxine Jordan. Donna spent and Makenna Green; her carpenter until 1962, when Taunya and her husband, 1, 2010 at Stoney Creek in most of her young life in mother, Maxine Jordan; one he was hired at Western Robert, during his illness Twin Falls, Idaho. DID YOU KNOW? Oklahoma but moved to brother, Gerald Jordan; and a Seeds in Heyburn. Don and the rest of his family Arrangements are pend- Home Care Options Castleford, Idaho, during her sister, Pat Howard; along with worked for Western Seeds wish to send great thanks ing and will be announced provides services senior year of high school and numerous nieces and as the warehouse foreman and appreciation for the by Parke’s Magic Valley based on the clients graduated from Castleford nephews. Donna is preceded until his retirement in 2002. loving way they let him face Funeral Home of Twin Falls, wants and needs. High School in 1956. In 1959, in death by her son, Mark; her Don was an avid out- this final challenge with Idaho. Call us we can help! Donna married her soul mate, father,Hassell Jordan; and two doorsman. The time spent grace and dignity, sur- Noel Stayner, in Twin Falls, brothers, Ernie and Rickie hunting and fishing with rounded by those that loved 208-732-8100 Idaho,and has been married to Jordan. his family and friends was and respected him. He will Hospice him ever since, surpassing 50 The family would like to most precious to him. His be missed by many and not Visions years last year. During this issue a special thank you to love for the outdoors was soon forgotten. thevisionsgroup.org wonderful relationship, they St. Luke’s Chemotherapy passed on to his children The funeral will be held at had three loving children, Laboratory for the loving care and grandchildren. He 1 p.m. Thursday, June 3, at Mark, Marty and Michelle. they provided Donna during enjoyed golfing and bowling Morrison Funeral Home, A hearing exam is free. During Donna’s distin- her illness and to Dr.Baker and and belonged to various 188 S. Highway 24 in h e sound of your grandchild’s guished career, she enjoyed Dr. Symington for all of the leagues over the years and Rupert, with Pastor David working in all aspects of the care and compassion they made many lasting friend- Lind officiating. Burial will laughter is priceless. business world; however, she showed to Donna over the last ships at the lanes and on the follow in the Pleasant View PROFESSIONAL was most comfortable per- year. The family would also links. It was with great Cemetery. Friends may call HEARING AID forming the duties of a book- like to issue a big “thank you!” pleasure that he celebrated from 6 to 8 p.m. HEARING AID keeper and a secretary for to a special family member, with them at the clubhouse Wednesday, June 2, and many employers in the Magic Rhonda Barlogi, for always after his long-awaited noon until 12:45 p.m. prior Call today for a free hearing evaluation! Valley. Donna enjoyed many being there and for her loving hole-in-one last summer. to the service Thursday at  E. th Street  Falls Avenue different activities during her care and support. Don also got to share a Morrison Funeral Home Inside Farmer’s Insurance Bldg. Across from CSI life, including camping with In lieu of flowers, the family moment of perfection with and. her family, reading, cooking asks that donations be made to his bowling buddies as they The family suggests 678-7600 Burley 734-2900 Twin Falls and cross-stitch. She enjoyed the Cancer Society or to your watched him finish a per- memorials be made to the entertaining in her beautiful favorite charity. fect 300 game just a few Rocky Mountain Elk back yard and, most of all, she In loving remembrance, a years ago. Foundation, 5705 Grand enjoyed spending time with celebration of life will be held He was preceded in death Creek Road, Missoula, MT her grandchildren. No one at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 5, at by his wife; both parents; 59809, or to the Leukemia When You Call... ever went hungry when they Parke’s Magic Valley Funeral and a sister, Norma. He is and Lymphoma Society. visited Donna’s house. She Home, 2551 Kimberly Road in survived by his brother and Services are under the Deliver! loved to cook, and she will Twin Falls. All friends and best friend, Jerry Price and direction of Morrison We always be remembered by her family are welcome. his wife, Patsy of Burley; his Funeral Home. Margery Stroud GOODING — Company and then of the Bliss Garden Club, Boy nephews. She was preceded Margery Stroud, 82, married her high Scout troops and currently in death by her parents, Pete was born in school sweetheart, the First Christian Church in and Louise Huyser; sisters, Gooding, Idaho, on Herb Stroud, on July Gooding. Ada Devlin and Rosemary Jan. 13, 1928. She left 31, 1948, in Gooding. She is survived by her hus- Stucker; and brothers, this earth to be with They together raised band, Herb Stroud; siblings, Donald Huyser and Bob her beloved Savior three children on a Harold (Audrey) Huyser of Huyser. on Monday, May 31, farm in Bliss, Linda Dietrich, and twin sister, The funeral will be held at 2010, at home with (Bob) Belkowski of Marian Robbins of 11 a.m. Friday, June 4, at the her family after a valiant bat- Mesquite, Nev., Diane Hart Clarksdale, Ariz.; grandchil- First Christian Church in tle with cancer. of Seattle, Wash., and Steve dren, Phillip (Brandy), Gooding. Private family After graduating from (Leata) Stroud of Gooding. Stephanie (Rob), Mandy inurnment will follow. 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NBA & NHL, Sports 2 / Scoreboard, Sports 3 / College football, Sports 4 Sports WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 2010 SPORTS EDITOR MIKE CHRISTENSEN: 735-3239 [email protected] A LL-STAR S HRINE F OOTBALL G AMES CSI stars Nielson, One more time Griffin North offense garner erupts to win NJCAA 11-man game in runaway honors By Bradley Guire Nielson commits Times-News writer to play for Utah BURLEY — The line is as old as the Civil War itself, By Bradley Guire but once again the South Times-News writer failed to rise — at least at the 33rd Annual North- Add a few more Eagles to South All-Star Shrine 11- the NJCAA All-America list. man football game, in College of Southern Idaho which the North team won softball players Generra 35-7 at Burley High School. Nielson and Mikkel Griffin The North dominated were named to the NJCAA the game with four unan- All-America third team swered scores, putting recently, marking the third touchdowns on the board straight year in which CSI in every quarter except the was represented. first. The familiar connection of Jerome’s quarter- MORE ONLINE back-receiver tandem of Cameron Stauffer and Gus READ the entire NJCAA Callen accounted for two All-America list touchdowns: a 35-yard TD MAGICVALLEY.COM pass in the second quarter and a 49-yard score in the RYAN HOWE/Times-News “That’s awesome,” said third. Isaac McCreery carries the ball for the South while Steward Bach makes the tackle during the 33rd Annual North-South All-Star Shrine 11-man Griffin, who first leaned the “We knew coming in football game Tuesday at Burley High School. news from a phone inter- that we wanted to put a lot view. “It’s a big honor. I did- of points on the board,” For the final score, Pete Buhl’s Armondo Arroyo in put it best: “Our focus was n’t even think about any- Callen said, crediting the Coats caught a 19-yard INSIDE the late minutes. For his on the kids. For us, it was a thing nationally (for play of the offensive line- touchdown pass on a More from Tuesday’s 11-man efforts, McCaffrey was great time to help out and awards). I thought it was men. wide-receiver pass from Shrine game named the North’s play one more game.” cool just to get all-region.” Jerome’s Ross Hillier Jerome’s Billy Wight. Defensive MVP. Both she and Nielson were scampered for 35 yards for Minico’s Coltin Johnson See Sports 2 “We were just doing North-South All-Star Shrine 11- also named to the All- the North’s second touch- converted all four extra- simple stuff,” McCaffrey man Football Game Region 18 first team and down. Following the point kicks. said. “I did my job and North 35, South 7 tournament team in May. North 0 14 7 7 – 35 North’s second score, the The South struck first as Minico’s Keelan McCaffrey came down with it, twice.” South 7 0 0 0 – 7 Head coach Nick Baumert offense was flagged for a Marco Avelar of Buhl intercepted Jenkins’ Jenkins was the South’s First quarter said it’s always an honor to South – Marco Avelar, Buhl, 10 pass from Jeremy dead-ball unsportsman- hauled in a touchdown fourth-down throw in the Offensive MVP, and Buhl Jenkins, Declo (Armondo Arroyo, Buhl, kick) have players named All- Second quarter like-like conduct after cel- pass from Declo’s Jeremy end zone amid a pack of player Brian Schofield North – Gus Callen, Jerome, 35 pass from Cameron America. ebrating in the end zone by Jenkins during the first North and South players. earned the honors on Stauffer, Jerome (Coltin Johnson, Minico, kick) “It’s a reward for the hard N – Ross Hillier, Jerome, 35 run (Johnson kick) sitting in rows on the quarter. McCaffrey picked off defense. Third quarter work our kids put in,” he ground and pretending to The South came close to another pass in the fourth Ultimately,the night was N – Callen 49 pass from Stauffer (Johnson kick) said. “Both had a good year, Fourth quarter row a boat. At least that’s scoring in the last minutes quarter as well as blocking about giving back, and N – Pete Coats, Minico, 19 pass from Billy Wight, especially with (Nielson) what it looked like. of the first half, but a field goal attempt by Twin Falls’ Brett Korhing Jerome (Johnson kick) having the near-300 strikeouts and Mikkel having the 20 home runs and her stolen-base numbers as well.” Linemen reach paydirt as South wins 8-man game Nielson finished 2010 with 28-9 record, a 1.88 By Ryan Howe feel-good aspect every year at the ERA, seven shutouts and 293 Times-News writer Shrine games, which raise funds for strikeouts (427 career), while Shriners Hospitals. Griffin ended the season Aaron Borchardt BURLEY — Raft River linemen But maybe “enemies” is putting it with a .480 batting average (38) and Kevin Braden Ottley and Austin Zollinger too blatantly. with 74 RBIs and 18 stolen spent most of their high school “I don’t know if you make enemies bases. Griffin has already McCullough, both careers blocking for the quick little playing against each other, but signed to return for her of Lighthouse guys. you’re not the best of friends,” said sophomore season. Christian, cele- At the 33rd Annual North-South North’s Tayln Henslee of Hagerman. Nielson and Griffin join brate a South All-Star Shrine 8-man football game “You get everybody on the same Rachel Evans (2008), Megan touchdown dur- Tuesday,the big guys got some of the team, and you become like a big fam- (Zimmerman) Gardner ing the 33rd glory for a change. ily.It’s pretty awesome how in a week (2009) and Cassi Merrill Annual North- Ottley hauled in a touchdown pass and a half kids can come from six dif- (2009) among Eagles earn- and Zollinger had a 2-point conver- ferent teams, pull everything togeth- ing All-America honors. South All-Star sion as the South rolled to a 36-6 er and come out and play.” In addition, Nielson con- Shrine 8-man victory. Henslee, who was named North’s firmed that she has commit- football game “It was a lot of fun,”Zollinger said. Offensive MVP, scored his team’s ted to play for the University Tuesday at Burley “I got to meet a lot of people that I only touchdown, a 5-yard romp in of Utah. High School. didn’t like during football season, the second quarter. The over- “I love that it was close to like a bunch of the Oakley and matched North squad kept it close my family in Blanding and Lighthouse kids. But I’m pretty good until midway through the third close to my family in Twin friends with them now.” quarter when they ran out of steam. Falls,” she said. “I liked the RYAN HOWE/ Old enemies coming together to Times-News form bonds as teammates is just one See 8-MAN, Sports 2 See CSI, Sports 2 Federer stunned by Soderling at French Open Slimmer Roethlisberger The Associated Press stunned four-time champion Rafael Nadal in the back in Steelers practice PARIS — His French Open French Open’s fourth round reign suddenly over, his last year, before losing to The Associated Press after practicing Tuesday for record streak of 23 consecu- Federer in the final. the first time since drawing tive Grand Slam semifinals For the first time in six PITTSBURGH — A a six-game suspension done, too, Roger Federer years, the men’s semifinals slimmed-down Ben April 21 for violating the paused briefly as he trudged at a major tennis tourna- Roethlisberger whistled NFL’s personal conduct off court at dusk, acknowl- ment will not involve 16- practice passes to his policy. edging the fans’ applause time Grand Slam champion receivers for the first time in The penalty resulted from with a polite smile and a Federer. five weeks, and a teammate a Georgia college student’s quick wave. “They all come to an end didn’t need to watch video allegation that Roethlis- He’s certainly not used to at some stage. You hope they tape to know what he’d just berger sexually assaulted bidding adieu so soon. don’t happen, but they do. It seen. her in a nightclub, and Bothered by the pouring was a great run,” Federer “He’s been working hard though he does not face rain and his big-hitting foe, said, before injecting a little at home,” defensive end criminal charges in the case, the top-seeded Federer humor by adding with a wry Brett Keisel said. “He wants NFL commissioner Roger wasted a lead and plenty of smile: “Now I’ve got the to be great this year. So, Goodell said the quarter- openings Tuesday, suc- quarterfinal streak going, I hopefully, he will.” back’s drinking and carous- cumbing to No. 5 Robin guess.” Even if considerable ing failed to meet the Soderling of Sweden 3-6, 6- Look at it this way: repair work needs to be league’s expectations for 3, 7-5, 6-4 in the quarterfi- Federer had won 117 matches AP photo done, on the field and off it. player behavior. nals at Roland Garros. If in a row in the first five Roger Federer waves as he walks off the court after being defeated by The two-time Super Roethlisberger took part Soderling’s name sounds Robin Soderling during a quarterfinal match at the French Open tennis Bowl champion quarter- familiar, it’s because he See FRENCH, Sports 4 tournament at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris, Tuesday. back didn’t talk to reporters See STEELERS, Sports 4 Sports 2 Wednesday, June 2, 2010 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho LeBron says Cavaliers have edge in free agency

CLEVELAND (AP) — One “Absolutely,”James said in still a month away,less than a than anybody else. Chicago Bulls, New Jersey always about the city. It’s month from the start of the a portion of the interview month away. I’ve thought “So it’s unfortunate. I wish Nets and Los Angeles about winning. If you put me NBA’s free agency frenzy, released by the network. about it, but I haven’t began him the best and I think he’s Clippers are among a group and Bosh on the same team,if LeBron James said he’s not “Because, you know, this to strategize exactly.” going to have a great coach- of teams expected to make a you put me and Dwayne close to making any decision. city, these fans, I mean, have James also made his first ing career.” strong push for James, who is Wade on the same team, a lot However, he has handi- given me a lot in these seven comments about former Before sitting down with humbled by all the attention of teams would be much bet- capped his field of suitors. years.And,you know,for me, Cavs coach Mike Brown,who King, James had not talked as well as recent comments ter. You know, the Cavs The Cleveland Cavaliers it’s comfortable. So I’ve got a was fired in the aftermath of any media members since the by New York Mayor Michael would be much better.” lead the pack. lot of memories here. And so Cleveland’s startling loss to Cavs were eliminated by the Bloomberg, who wants him And while he’ll consult In his first interview since it does have an edge. the Celtics.James said he was Celtics,who then knocked off to sign with the Knicks, and with advisers, family and the Cavs’ season ended with a “It’s going to be a very sorry to see Brown let go after Orlando and will meet the President Barack Obama, friends,James said the choice shocking, second-round loss interesting summer and I’m five seasons. Los Angeles Lakers in the who would like to see him of his next team will up to one to Boston, James told CNN’s looking forward to it.” “He was a great coach, five finals starting Thursday. step into Michael Jordan’s person. Larry King that Cleveland has Also during the interview, great years we had together James believes the Celtics shadow with the Bulls. “It’s going to be me,” he “an edge” to re-sign him which will air Friday on and we turned a franchise can beat the Lakers and win James seemed intrigued by said. “I’m going to have to sit when the greatest collection CNN’s “Larry King Live,” that hadn’t seen a lot of their 18th NBA title. the Clippers and the chance down and say ‘Where do you of free agents in league history James said he can’t wait for things in a lot of years,”James He also plans to meet with to play near Hollywood. want to play?’” hits the open market on July 1. July 1 to arrive and that he has said. Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh “They’ve got some really James has spent all seven King, who interviewed not yet decided where he’ll “But ultimately, we both, and others in a star-studded good players. Some really seasons as a pro with the James at the two-time sign. myself and Mike Brown, did- summit of free agents to talk nice, solid pieces that, if they Cavs,who offered him a con- MVP’s home near Akron on “I’m far from close,”he was n’t accomplish what we about their future plans. add a free agent here or a free tract extension last year and Tuesday, asked the superstar quoted as saying in a tran- wanted to,and that was (win) “I am the ringleader,” agent there,it could be a real- can give him $30 million if Cleveland has “an edge script posted on WEWS-TV’s the NBA championship. And James told King. ly good team. It’s a great city. more than any other team in going in?” website in Cleveland. “July is I think we wanted it more The New York Knicks, But at the same time, it’s not a maximum-length deal. Burley sweeps Jerome Yankees get past Orioles S TANLEY C UP Times-News the nightcap. Kane, Toews Burley (4-0) visits Twin NEW YORK — Miguel Tejada’s two- Joe Ferrin threw a no-hit- Falls for a doubleheader out, two-run throwing error allowed ter as Burley blanked host Thursday. Javier Vazquez to win a stellar matchup not scoring Jerome 11-0 in five innings to with Brian Matusz, and the New York open an American Legion Game 1 Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-1 Burley 11, Jerome 0, five innings Baseball Class A double- Burley 131 15 — 11 8 1 Tuesday night. for Chicago header on Tuesday. The Jerome 000 00 — 0 0 3 Tejada, playing his first season at third Joe Ferrin and Kody Moon. McArthur and Bos. W: Green Sox earned a sweep Ferrin. L: McArthur. base, fielded Alex Rodriguez’s sharp PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Extra-base hits — 3B: Burley, Jackson Kunz, Taylor with a 21-6 rout in Game 2 Carson. grounder off reliever David Hernandez in At some point this postsea- that featured 11 runs in the the seventh inning, but his throw to first son, it would have seemed third. Game 2 bounced in the dirt and Ty Wigginton preposterous the Blackhawks Burley 21, Jerome 6 Ferrin struck out five with Burley 70(11) 12 — 21 16 2 couldn’t stretch far enough to scoop it. would have more wins in the one walk while holding the Jerome 201 03 — 6 5 7 Curtis Granderson hit a solo homer in Stanley Jacob Wiseman and Kody Moon. Shipley and Bos. W: Cyclones hitless.Burley then Wiseman. L: Shipley. the fifth inning. Game 3 Cup final Extra-base hits — 2B: Burley, Jake Mills, Jackson Kunz, belted 16 hits and benefited Taylor Carson, Joe Ferrin, Jason Boehmer; Jerome, Baltimore lost its sixth in a row. Blackhawks than from seven Jerome errors in Mendez, Shipley, Bowman. at Flyers Patrick INDIANS 3, TIGERS 2 6 p.m., VERSUS Kane and DETROIT — Russell Branyan and Shin- Jonathan Soo Choo hit homers, lifting the Indians to Toews have points com- S HRINE GAMES a win over the Tigers. bined. Jake Westbrook (3-3) gave up a run on Yet, that’s the reality for five hits and a walk over 7 2-3 innings. Chicago after winning the first two games at home. ROYALS 6, ANGELS 3 AP photo Toews and Kane have been KANSAS CITY, Mo. — David DeJesus New York Yankees' Nick Swisher runs home to noticeably missing on the hit a two-run triple, Jose Guillen homered score on a ball hit by Alex Rodriguez and a throw- scoresheet. Not a point, not and reliever Robinson Tejeda escaped a an assist. Their sticks have jam in the sixth inning,lifting the Royals to ing error by Baltimore Orioles' Miguel Tejada in barely touched the puck, a win over the Angels. the seventh inning at Yankee Stadium in New reducing Chicago’s star for- Brian Bannister (5-3) worked into the York,Tuesday. The Yankees won 3-1. wards to jumping in the cele- sixth inning for his fourth straight win and bration pile and not igniting the bullpen pitched 3 2-3 scoreless innings Philadelphia with their 17th win in the last one. to end Kansas City’s three-game losing 21 games, including seven in a row. They In a series where goalie streak. haven’t been in first this late in the season Antti Niemi and a roll call list Tejeda got the two biggest outs, stop- since 2005, the last of their record 14 of scorers have put the ping the Angels with runners on second straight division titles. Blackhawks ahead of the and third, and Joakim Soria pitched a Philadelphia Flyers 2-0, dominating ninth for his 13th save in 15 REDS 9, CARDINALS 8 Toews and Kane have yet to chances. ST. LOUIS — Scott Rolen homered play a major role in helping twice and the Cincinnati Reds overcame a Chicago try and win the RAYS 7, BLUE JAYS 6 rough outing by Johnny Cueto, recovering Stanley Cup for the first time TORONTO — Sean Rodriguez hit a go- for a victory over the Cardinals. since 1961. ahead, three-run double in a wild ninth Jonny Gomes’ RBI single and Drew “It’s not always the top line inning that featured two ejections and the Stubbs’ go-ahead sacrifice fly off Blake that gets it done as far as goal Tampa Bay Rays rallied to beat Toronto. Hawksworth put the Reds ahead to stay in scoring,” Chicago coach Joel The Blue Jays led 5-3 to begin the inning, the seventh inning after Brendan Ryan’s Quenneville said Tuesday. but Carl Crawford drew a one-out walk two-run double put the Cardinals ahead “By committee, by team, and stole second. He was nearly picked off 8-7 the inning before. there’s a lot of different areas. second, but ended up at third after Gregg’s Defense can even comple- throwing error sent the ball into center PIRATES 3, CUBS 2 ment scoring as well.” field. PITTSBURGH — Neil Walker hit his True, but having the pair first major league home run to put the take over a game or two in RED SOX 9, ATHLETICS 4 Pirates ahead in the eighth and Pittsburgh hostile Philadelphia can ease BOSTON — Victor Martinez had five beat the Cubs for the seventh time this some of the offensive burden RYAN HOWE/Times-News hits, including a career-high four doubles season. of others not used to being — one of them to break a sixth-inning tie Walker, who grew up in Pittsburgh’s counted on to score. Kane Playing for a cause after Oakland walked the bases loaded — suburbs and was the Pirates’ first-round scored 30 goals and had 88 and the Red Sox rallied from a four-run draft choice in 2004, hit a 0-1 pitch from points this season; Toews Ross Hillier of Jerome runs the ball for the deficit to beat the Athletics. Ted Lilly (1-5) into the seats in the deepest had 25 goals and 68 points in North as Zac Slotten (55) tries to make the John Lackey (6-3) spotted the A’s a 4-0 part of the ballpark in left-center with leading the Blackhawks lead before Adrian Beltre hit a three-run Andrew McCutchen on and one out. revival from one-time door- tackle during the 33rd Annual North-South All- homer in the fifth. In the sixth, Bill Hall mat to the second-best reached on a leadoff walk and then Darnell MARLINS 6, BREWERS 4 record in the Western Star Shrine 11-man football game Tuesday at McDonald and Marco Scutaro both tried MIAMI — Jorge Cantu hit a go-ahead Conference. Burley High School. The game raises money for to sacrifice bunt but wound up walking as double in the seventh inning as Florida Winning is all that matters well. became the latest team to rough up Trevor to Kane and Toews. If it Shriners Hospitals. Hoffman, sending the Marlins over the means they go for 0 for the RANGERS 9, WHITE SOX 6 Brewers. Final and they still get to CHICAGO — Ian Kinsler had two hits Hoffman, baseball’s career saves leader, hoist the Stanley Cup, they’ll and drove in three runs and Craig Gentry took over with the score 3-all. Chris make that trade any day. hit a two-run single to lead the Rangers to Coghlan led off with a double and scored The punchless pair were CSI a comeback victory over the White Sox. on Cantu’s hit,and Ronny Paulino added a nowhere to be found on Continued from Sports 1 Notes: Baumert noted Josh Hamilton and David Murphy each two-run single. Tuesday, taking a day off coaches and atmosphere of that in addition to Nielson had three hits for the Rangers, who from talking about their the campus.I got a good vibe.” and Brittany Gonzales snapped a four-game losing streak. ASTROS 8, NATIONALS 7 slump with the media. While Also from Region 18, (Savannah College of Art HOUSTON — Lance Berkman singled two games is hardly a huge Jordyn McDonald, Cyd Allen and Design), former player NATIONAL LEAGUE in two runs with two out in the ninth reason to worry, their overall and Erika James of Salt Lake Chelsea Nix is looking into BRAVES 7, PHILLIES 3 against NL saves leader Matt Capps as the scoring slump has become a Community College were programs such as Colorado ATLANTA — Troy Glaus stayed hot Astros answered Washington’s late rally bit worrisome. named to the NJCAA first State and Idaho State to con- with a three-run homer, Tim Hudson with one of their own. Kane hasn’t scored in six team, along with Amanda tinue her playing career. pitched six strong innings around a rain The Nationals grabbed a 7-6 lead with a straight games; Toews in four Krier from North Idaho delay, and streaking Atlanta extended its two-run rally against Houston closer Matt straight.But their absence in College. Stacie Graham Bradley Guire may be lead in the NL East. Lidstrom on RBI singles from Roger the goal column hasn’t (SLCC) was named to the reached at bguire@magic- The Braves moved to 1½ games ahead Bernadina and Ian Desmond. affected the Blackhawks in second team. valley.com or 735-3229. of two-time reigning NL champion — The Associated Press the win column. 8-man Continued from Sports 1 Borchardt scored on a 15-yard run. MVP,lined up at guard. Bates took Zollinger laughed. “First three quarters we were The other South QB, Derek the snap, laid it on the ground and The game’s Defensive MVP with them, then we got dogged,” Bates of Murtaugh, threw two Zollinger scooped it up and did the awards went to Carey’s Dillon Henslee said. “We didn’t have touchdown passes to Raft River rest, carrying a heap of North Simpson for the North, and enough players. They were able to Trojans — a 5-yarder to Ottley, defenders into the end zone. Castleford’s Ethan Tverdy for the sub kids in and keep up with it and and then a 14-yard strike to H.D. “We practiced it a couple of South. we just couldn’t. … “It was com- Tuckett. Another Trojan, Rio times,but it never worked in prac- petitive, but it’s just a game to Manning, found pay dirt on a 4- tice,” Zollinger said. “I was sup- All-Star Shrine 8-man game South 36, North 6 have fun. It’s the last time suiting yard rushing TD. posed to wait and let the play North 0 6 0 0 – 6 up for high school football. It was But the highlight of the night develop. I just sat there for a bit South 6 8 8 14 – 36 First quarter awesome,” went to the men in the trenches. and once I saw the opening I just South – Zane Jesser 24 pass from Evan Aardema (run failed) 5:01 The Lighthouse Christian con- After South scored its final touch- picked it up and took it the two Second quarter North – Tayln Henslee 5 run (pass failed) 5:21 nection got South on the board down that gave it a comfortable yards.” S – Braden Ottley 5 pass from Derek Bates (Manuel Pacheco run) first as quarterback Evan Aardema lead in the fourth quarter, the Does the play prove Zollinger 0:16. RYAN HOWE/Times-News Third quarter hooked up with Zane Jesser on a coaches called for the fum- should have carried the ball more S – Rio Manning 4 run (Paxton Robinson run) 7:31 North quarterback Michael Lezamiz is 24-yard touchdown. Later on, blerooski. Zollinger, who was during his high school career? Fourth quarter sacked by Kevin McCullough during the S – Aaron Borchardt 15 run (run failed) 9:27 their Lighthouse teammate Aaron named the South’s Offensive “No, no it doesn’t,” S – H.D. Tuckett 14 pass from Bates (Austin Zollinger run) 5:05 Shrine 8-man game Tuesday in Burley. Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho SPORTS Wednesday, June 2, 2010 Sports 3 World Cup organizers: We have delivered JOHANNESBURG (AP) — World sold for the 1994 tournament. board before the World Cup kicks echoed by FIFA president Sepp been included in the concert’s line- Cup organizers insisted Tuesday Valcke’s statement was off, the organizing committee also Blatter, who also attended the up. they have delivered on all their unthinkable six weeks ago when said the tournament’s 10 stadiums meeting at the luxurious Sandton Critics also say there are still promises and said ticket sales are the event was beset by ticketing were ready and had all been tested. Sun Hotel, and said organizers had outstanding transport problems, approaching the record set at the problems, with a massive 500,000 “That we are on the verge of done “a great job.” with fans experiencing traffic grid- 1994 tournament in the United seats still unsold. South African something truly unique and mem- However, a South African lock and long delays in recent test States. sales have received a huge boost orable is undoubted,” local organ- workers’ union said earlier games at Soccer City in “We are closer and closer to the after FIFA agreed to over-the- izing committee chairman Irvin Tuesday it wanted people to boy- Johannesburg and the Mbombela best World Cup ever in terms of counter releases, where fans could Khoza said at a media briefing in cott the June 10 World Cup Kickoff Stadium in Nelspruit. ticketing, which was USA in 1994, finally buy tickets for cash. Johannesburg. “There were many Concert, FIFA’s first official event And Valcke conceded last so it’s an amazing result in South Organizers say they sold 100,000 who questioned the scale of our of the tournament. week’s ticketing problems _ where Africa,” FIFA secretary general tickets in less than two days last ambitions, but we have proved The Creative Workers’ Union of systems crashed and caused frus- Jerome Valcke said. week. them wrong.” South Africa said it is still unhappy tration and delays for fans — were About 3.6 million tickets were Following a final meeting of its The newfound confidence was that not enough local artists have “not very professional.” SCOREBOARD

Los Angeles 29 22 .569 2 (2), Spain, def. Monica Niculescu, Romania/Shahar BASEBALL San Francisco 27 23 .540 3½ Peer, Israel, 6-2, 6-4. Colorado 27 24 .529 4 American League Arizona 20 32 .385 11½ All Times MDT GGAAMMEE PPLLAANN East Division Monday’s Games TRANSACTIONS W L Pct GB Atlanta 9, Philadelphia 3 Dublin, Ohio BASEBALL Tampa Bay 35 18 .660 — Florida 13, Milwaukee 5 LOCAL American League New York 32 20 .615 2½ Pittsburgh 2, Chicago Cubs 1 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Missing boxes CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Placed 3B Mark Teahen on the Toronto 31 23 .574 4½ Washington 14, Houston 4 AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL 6 p.m. 15-day DL, retroactive to May 31. Recalled INF Brent Boston 30 23 .566 5 Colorado 4, San Francisco 0 Class A Due to technical difficulties, Lillibridge from Charlotte (IL). Baltimore 15 37 .288 19½ St. Louis 12, Cincinnati 4 ESPN — Cincinnati at St. Louis MINNESOTA TWINS—Placed INF Alexi Casilla on the 15- Central Division L.A. Dodgers 5, Arizona 4 3 p.m. 8 p.m. Tuesday night’s Major League day DL. Recalled INF Matt Tolbert from Rochester (IL). San Diego 18, N.Y. Mets 6 Burley at Twin Falls Cowboys (DH) SEATTLE MARINERS—Recalled LHP Garrett Olson and W L Pct GB Tuesday’s Games FSN — Minnesota at Seattle Baseball box scores were RHP Sean White from Tacoma (PCL). Designated RHP Minnesota 31 20 .608 — Pittsburgh 3, Chicago Cubs 2 4 p.m. Jesus Colome and RHP Kanekoa Texeira for assign- Florida 6, Milwaukee 4 NHL HOCKEY unavailable. We apologize for Detroit 26 25 .510 5 Buhl at Kimberly (DH) ment. Sent INF Jack Hannahan outright to Tacoma Chicago 22 29 .431 9 Atlanta 7, Philadelphia 3 6 p.m. any inconvenience. (PCL). Kansas City 22 31 .415 10 Houston 8, Washington 7 VERSUS — Playoffs, finals, Game 3, TEXAS RANGERS—Placed LHP Derek Holland on the 15- Cleveland 19 31 .380 11½ Cincinnati 9, St. Louis 8 day DL. Recalled RHP Pedro Strop from Oklahoma City West Division N.Y. Mets at San Diego, late Chicago at Philadelphia Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, late TV SCHEDULE July 22 — Signing period ends at 4 p.m. (EDT) for unre- (PCL). W L Pct GB Colorado at San Francisco, late TENNIS stricted free agents who received June 1 tender. TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Traded LHP Dana Eveland to Aug. 7 — Pro Football Hall of Fame induction cere- Pittsburgh for RHP Ronald Uviedo. Texas 27 24 .529 — Wednesday’s Games GOLF 10 a.m. National League Oakland 28 25 .528 — Philadelphia (K.Kendrick 3-2) at Atlanta (D.Lowe 7-4), monies. 11 a.m. ESPN2 — French Open, men’s quar- Aug. 8 — Pro Football Hall of Fame Game, Cincinnati ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Acquired LHP Dontrelle Los Angeles 26 28 .481 2½ 11:05 a.m. Willis and cash considerations from Detroit for RHP Seattle 19 31 .380 7½ Arizona (E.Jackson 3-6) at L.A. Dodgers (Monasterios TGC — The Memorial Skins Game, at terfinals vs. Dallas at Canton, Ohio. 2-0), 1:10 p.m. Aug. 12-16 — First preseason weekend. Billy Buckner. Monday’s Games N.Y. Mets (J.Santana 4-2) at San Diego (Richard 4-3), Aug. 31 — Roster cutdown to maximum of 75 players. CINCINNATI REDS—Placed RHP Mike Lincoln on the 15- N.Y. Yankees 11, Cleveland 2 4:35 p.m. Sept. 4 — Roster cutdown to maximum of 53 players. day DL. Optioned RHP Carlos Fisher to Louisville (IL). Oakland 4, Detroit 1 Chicago Cubs (Zambrano 1-3) at Pittsburgh (Duke 3-5), Carter ph 1 0 0 0 Correia p 2 0 0 0 Sept. 9 — Opening game of regular season. Recalled RHP Logan Ondrusek and RHP Enerio Del L.A. Angels 7, Kansas City 1 5:05 p.m. Igarash p 0 0 0 0 Venale ph-rf 1 1 1 2 Rosario from Louisville. Toronto 3, Tampa Bay 2 Milwaukee (Gallardo 5-2) at Florida (Volstad 3-6), Monday’s Late NL Boxes OPerez p 0 0 0 0 HOUSTON ASTROS—Placed RHP Chris Sampson on the Minnesota 5, Seattle 4 5:10 p.m. DODGERS 5, DIAMONDBACKS 4 LCastill ph 1 0 0 0 HOCKEY 15-day DL. Purchased the contract of RHP Casey Tuesday’s Games Washington (Lannan 2-2) at Houston (W.Rodriguez 2- Totals 34 6 8 6 Totals 37 18 19 17 Daigle from Round Rock (PCL). Designated RHP Evan 7), 6:05 p.m. Arizona Los Angeles Englebrook for assignment. N.Y. Yankees 3, Baltimore 1 ab r h bi ab r h bi New York 010 032 000 — 6 Stanley Cup Finals Cleveland 3, Detroit 2 Cincinnati (LeCure 1-0) at St. Louis (Carpenter 6-1), San Diego 042 046 11x — 18 All Times MDT ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Selected the contract of INF 6:15 p.m. KJhnsn 2b 4 1 2 0 Furcal ss 4 1 2 0 Aaron Miles from Springfield (Texas). Optioned OF Tampa Bay 7, Toronto 6 J.Upton rf 4 1 1 2 Kemp cf 4 1 3 1 E—I.Davis (3). DP—New York 4, San Diego 1. LOB—New FIRST ROUND Boston 9, Oakland 4 Colorado (Francis 1-1) at San Francisco (Cain 3-4), York 5, San Diego 6. 2B—Matthews Jr. (3), Hundley (6), (Best-of-7) Allen Craig to Memphis (PCL). 8:15 p.m. S.Drew ss 4 0 0 0 Ethier rf 4 0 0 0 FOOTBALL Kansas City 6, L.A. Angels 3 MRynl 3b 4 0 1 0 MnRmr lf 4 1 1 1 Denorfia (3). 3B—Jos.Reyes (4). HR—Barajas (11), (x-if necessary) Texas 9, Chicago White Sox 6 Thursday’s Games Hairston Jr. (3), Headley (4). SB—D.Wright (9). S— STANLEY CUP FINALS National Football League Washington at Houston, 12:05 p.m. Ojeda pr-3b 0 0 0 0 Loney 1b 3 0 0 0 BALTIMORE RAVENS—Named George Kokinis senior Minnesota at Seattle, late AdLRc 1b 4 0 1 0 Blake 3b 4 1 1 0 Correia. SF—Eckstein. Chicago 2, Philadelphia 0 Wednesday’s Games Milwaukee at Florida, 5:10 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO Saturday, May 29: Chicago 6, Philadelphia 5 personnel assistant. Atlanta at L.A. Dodgers, 8:10 p.m. CYoung cf 4 1 1 1 RMartn c 4 0 0 0 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed TE Anthony McCoy to a Baltimore (Bergesen 3-3) at N.Y. Yankees (P.Hughes 6- GParra lf 3 0 0 0 DeWitt 2b 2 1 0 0 New York Monday, May 31: Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1 1), 5:05 p.m. Wednesday, June 2: Chicago at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. multiyear contract. Claimed WR Isaiah Stanback off Snyder c 3 1 1 1 Blngsly p 2 0 0 0 Takahashi L,4-2 4 8 6 6 2 1 waivers from New England. Cleveland (Carmona 4-3) at Detroit (Galarraga 1-1), Monday’s Late AL Box RLopez p 3 0 0 0 Bellird ph 1 0 0 0 Valdes 0 2 4 4 3 0 Friday, June 4: Chicago at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. 5:05 p.m. Mejia 1 1 0 0 0 1 x-Sunday, June 6: Philadelphia at Chicago, 6 p.m. HOCKEY Tampa Bay (Price 7-2) at Toronto (Marcum 5-1), 5:07 p.m. Vasquz p 0 0 0 0 Broxtn p 0 0 0 0 National Hockey League TWINS 5, MARINERS 4 Totals 33 4 7 4 Totals 32 5 7 2 Igarashi 1-3 4 6 6 2 0 x-Wednesday, June 9: Chicago at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Oakland (Sheets 2-3) at Boston (Matsuzaka 3-2), 5:10 p.m. x-Friday, June 11: Philadelphia at Chicago, 6 p.m. ATLANTA THRASHERS—Signed LW Jeremy Morin and C L.A. Angels (Kazmir 3-5) at Kansas City (Davies 4-3), Minnesota Seattle Arizona 220 000 000 — 4 O.Perez 22-3 4 2 2 1 1 Eric O’Dell. 6:10 p.m. ab r h bi ab r h bi Los Angeles 011 000 021 — 5 San Diego DETROIT RED WINGS—Signed D Nicklas Lidstrom to a Texas (Feldman 2-5) at Chicago White Sox (Floyd 2-5), Span cf 4 0 1 0 ISuzuki rf 4 1 1 0 Two outs when winning run scored. Correia W,5-4 6 7 6 6 1 3 one-year contract. 6:10 p.m. Hardy ss 4 0 0 0 Figgins 2b 4 2 2 0 E—K.Johnson 2 (4). DP—Arizona 1, Los Angeles 1. LOB— R.Webb 1 0 0 0 1 0 TENNIS FLORIDA PANTHERS—Agreed to terms on an entry- Minnesota (Slowey 6-3) at Seattle (Cl.Lee 3-2), 8:10 p.m. Mauer c 4 0 0 0 FGtrrz cf 4 0 2 0 Arizona 2, Los Angeles 3. 2B—K.Johnson (16), Furcal Gallagher 1 1 0 0 1 0 level contract with G Jacob Markstrom. Thursday’s Games Mornea 1b 4 1 3 0 Bradly lf 4 0 0 2 (6), Kemp (13). HR—J.Upton (8), C.Young (8), Snyder Thatcher 1 0 0 0 0 2 French Open ST. LOUIS BLUES—Signed C Jori Lehtera. Named Scott Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 11:05 a.m. Thome dh 4 0 1 0 MSwny dh 4 0 0 0 (8), Man.Ramirez (4). SB—Kemp (7). CS—Loney (3). Valdes pitched to 5 batters in the 5th. Tuesday Mellanby assistant coach. Cleveland at Detroit, 11:05 a.m. ACasill pr-dh 0 0 0 0 JoLopz 3b 4 1 2 0 IP H R ER BB SO HBP—by O.Perez (Venable), by Correia (Francoeur). At Stade Roland Garros SOCCER Oakland at Boston, 11:35 a.m. Cuddyr 2b-rf 4 2 2 2 JoWilsn ss 4 0 3 1 Arizona Umpires—Home, Gerry Davis; First, Mike Muchlinski; Paris Major League Soccer L.A. Angels at Kansas City, 12:10 p.m. Kubel rf 4 1 1 1 RJhnsn c 3 0 0 0 R.Lopez 8 6 4 2 1 4 Second, Greg Gibson; Third, D.J. Reyburn. Purse: $21.1 million (Grand Slam) MLS—Fined New York Red Bulls coach Hans Backe Texas at Chicago White Sox, 6:10 p.m. BHarrs pr-3b 0 0 0 0 GrffyJr ph 1 0 0 0 Vasquez L,0-1 2-311 11 0 T—3:15. A—20,023 (42,691). Surface: Clay-Outdoor $2,500 for public criticism of officiating. Minnesota at Seattle, 8:10 p.m. DlmYn lf 4 1 2 2 MSndrs pr 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles Singles Punto 3b-2b 3 0 0 0 Tuiassp 1b 3 0 0 0 Billingsley 8 6 4 4 0 11 Men NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION—Activated G Matt Reis Ktchm ph 1 0 0 0 Broxton W,3-0 1 1 0 0 0 2 BASKETBALL Quarterfinals from the disabled list. National League Totals 35 5 10 5 Totals 36 4 10 3 WP—Broxton. Balk—Vasquez. Robin Soderling (5), Sweden, def. Roger Federer (1), COLLEGE All Times MDT Minnesota 030 200 000 — 5 Umpires—Home, Alfonso Marquez; First, Tim Timmons; NBA Finals Switzerland, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5, 6-4. ARKANSAS STATE—Named Leslie Larsen women’s East Division Seattle 001 020 001 — 4 Second, Tim Tschida; Third, Bob Davidson. All Times MDT Tomas Berdych (15), Czech Republic, def. Mikhail assistant basketball coach and Marie-Josee Desbiens W L Pct GB DP—Minnesota 1, Seattle 2. LOB—Minnesota 3, Seattle T—2:41. A—45,325 (56,000). (Best-of-7) Youzhny (11), Russia, 6-3, 6-1, 6-2. women’s golf coach. 5. 2B—Morneau 2 (18), Delm.Young (13), F.Gutierrez (7), (x-if necessary) ELON—Named Jonathan Miller director of annual giv- Atlanta 30 22 .577 — Jo.Lopez (7). HR—Cuddyer (6), Kubel (6), Delm.Young Boston vs. L.A. Lakers Women ing for athletics. Philadelphia 28 23 .549 1½ (5). PADRES 18, METS 6 Thursday, June 3: Boston at L.A. Lakers, 7 p.m. Quarterfinals GUILFORD—Named Tom Carmean men’s lacrosse Florida 27 26 .509 3½ IP H R ER BB SO New York San Diego Sunday, June 6: Boston at L.A. Lakers, 6 p.m. Francesca Schiavone (17), Italy, def. Caroline Wozniacki coach. New York 26 26 .500 4 Minnesota ab r h bi ab r h bi Tuesday, June 8: L.A. Lakers at Boston, 7 p.m. (3), Denmark, 6-2, 6-3. LIPSCOMB—Named Krystle Horton women’s assistant Washington 26 27 .491 4½ Thursday, June 10: L.A. Lakers at Boston, 7 p.m. basketball coach. Central Division Liriano W,5-3 6 8 3 3 0 7 JosRys ss 3 1 1 2 HrstnJr ss 5 1 2 4 Elena Dementieva (5), Russia, def. Nadia Petrova (19), Crain H,5 1 0 0 0 0 1 Tatis ph-2b 2 0 0 0 Eckstn 2b 4 0 0 1 x-Sunday, June 13: L.A. Lakers at Boston, 6 p.m. Russia, 2-6, 6-2, 6-0. MANHATTAN—Named Caitlin Flood women’s assistant W L Pct GB Guerrier H,11 1 0 0 0 0 1 Cora 2b-ss 4 0 0 1 Zawdzk 2b 1 0 1 1 x-Tuesday, June 15: Boston at L.A. Lakers, 7 p.m. Doubles basketball coach. Cincinnati 31 22 .585 — Rauch S,13-15 1 2 1 1 0 0 Bay lf 4 0 0 0 AdGnzl 1b 3 3 2 0 x-Thursday, June 17: Boston at L.A. Lakers, 7 p.m. Men MCNEESE STATE—Named Nick Boudreaux football St. Louis 30 23 .566 1 Seattle I.Davis 1b 4 0 0 0 R.Webb p 0 0 0 0 Quarterfinals equipment manager. Chicago 24 29 .453 7 Fister L,3-3 72-3 8 5 5 0 6 DWrght 3b 3 1 2 0 Gallghr p 0 0 0 0 FOOTBALL Lukas Dlouhy, Czech Republic/Leander Paes (3), India, NEW MEXICO—Announced the retirement of associate Pittsburgh 22 31 .415 9 Rowland-Smith 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 Pagan cf 3 1 2 1 Gwynn ph 1 0 0 0 def. Mariusz Fyrstenberg/Marcin Matkowski (8), athletics director for media relations Greg Remington Milwaukee 21 31 .404 9½ League 1 0 0 0 0 0 Barajs c 4 1 1 2 Thtchr p 0 0 0 0 Poland, 6-1, 6-3. and football equipment manager Rudy Garcia, effec- Houston 18 34 .346 12½ Rowland-Smith pitched to 2 batters in the 9th. Francr rf 3 1 1 0 Headly 3b 5 4 4 1 NFL Calendar Julian Knowle, Austria/Andy Ram (10), Israel, def. tive June 30. West Division WP—Liriano. Takhsh p 1 0 0 0 Hundly c 4 2 3 2 June 15 — Deadline for old clubs to withdraw original Marcelo Melo/Bruno Soares, Brazil, 6-7 (3), 6-2, 6-0. OREGON STATE—Fired women’s basketball coach Umpires—Home, Dale Scott; First, Jerry Meals; Second, qualifying offer to unsigned restricted free agents and LaVonda Wagner. W L Pct GB MthwsJ ph 1 1 1 0 Denorfi rf-lf 4 3 3 3 Women Mark Wegner; Third, Dan Iassogna. Valdes p 0 0 0 0 Salazar lf-1b 3 2 1 1 still retain exclusive negotiating rights by substituting Quarterfinals ST. BONAVENTURE—Announced junior G Malcolm San Diego 31 20 .608 — T—2:22. A—19,795 (47,878). Mejia p 0 0 0 0 Durang cf 4 2 2 2 tender of 110 percent of previous year Nuria Llagostera Vives/Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez Eleby has left the men’s basketball program. Tigers trade LHP Dontrelle Willis to Arizona for RHP Buckner DETROIT — The Tigers found a taker for Dontrelle cooperative and wasn’t driving impaired. He’s due in on Sunday. Willis. court in August. Information: http://www.sawtoothbaseball.com. Detroit dealt the left-handed pitcher and cash to Sports Shorts the Arizona Diamondbacks for right-hander Billy MAGIC VALLEY Buckner, who was sent to Triple-A Toledo. Send Magic Valley briefs to [email protected] IMA holds fundraiser The 28-year-old Willis was designated for assign- Filer holds hoops camp Intermountain Martial Arts will hold a fundraiser ment on Sunday, giving the Tigers up to 10 days to FILER — The Filer Boys and Girls Basketball Skills Find more area events by searching for ‘sports’ on the from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday in the parking lot of make a move with him. He was making $12 million Camp will be held today and Thursday at Filer High event calendar at Magicvalley.com Washington Federal Savings (494 Blue Lakes Blvd.). this year. School. Grades 1-2 will attend at the elementary Students ages 4 through adults will be selling “We are paying a substantial portion of that school gym from 3:15 to 4:30 p.m., with grades 3-5 are also available for those registered for camp. The Schwan’s Foods products, with a portion of the sales salary,” said Detroit general manager Dave attending at the high school from 3:30 to 5:15 p.m. cost of the camp depends on the number of ses- going to help them travel to the Tae Kwon Do nation- Dombrowski, adding that a couple clubs showed and grades 6-9 attending from 5:30 to 6:45 p.m. sions in which participants take part. Instructors al championship in Seattle, Wash. Students will also interest. Information: LaRell Patterson at 308-6357. include former UCLA pitcher and national team demonstrate board breaking at noon. Information: Willis was 1-2 with a 4.98 ERA in eight starts and member Courtney Dale, CSI head coach Nick Terrie or Don Rider at 736-7100. one relief appearance this season. He is expected to CRHS golf event nears Baumert and former BYU player and CSI assistant Debbie Dodds. start Saturday night in Arizona against Colorado. The Canyon Ridge High School Booster Club will Tennis 101 clinic offered Information: Nick Baumert at 308-4978, Karen “I’m just excited to get a fresh start,”Willis said on hold a benefit golf scramble Saturday at Canyon The Magic Valley Tennis Association and the Baumert at 308-4028 or http://www.csi.edu/ath- a conference call. Springs Golf Course in Twin Falls. Idaho Tennis Association will hold a Tennis 101 clinic letics. He joins a team that had lost eight in a row enter- The cost is $200 per four-person team, which for ages 5 and up.The clinic will be offered from 9:30 ing Tuesday night’s action and ranked last in the includes green fee, cart, tee prize and lunch. The to 11 a.m. each Saturday from this Saturday to June majors with a 5.89 ERA.The former NL Rookie of the event is set for an 8 a.m. shotgun start. Burley boys camp offered 26 at Canyon Ridge High School. Check-in begins at Year, All-Star and 22-game winner helped Florida Information: Kim Wray at 420-9211 or Kim Bishop BURLEY — The Burley Bobcat boys basketball 9:15 a.m. Registration for one Saturday session is toward the World Series championship in 2003, but at 420-4313. camp will be held Monday through Thursday, June $10 per individual or $20 per family of four. failed to remotely regain that form in two-plus sea- 10 at Burley High School.The camp is for boys going Registration for all four weeks is $35 per individual sons with the Tigers. Spirit of M.V. Half Marathon set into grades 3-8 and the cost is $50, which includes a or $45 per family of four. Preregister at camp T-shirt and ball. Registration forms are avail- http://www.idtennis.com. Information: Joey Ward at The inaugural Spirit of the Magic Valley Half NFL able at Donnelley Sports in Burley or Burley High 322-5150, ext. 207. Marathon and 5K Fun Run and Walk will be held School. Eagles’ Jackson tears Achilles’ Saturday. The course includes trails through Rock Information: Jack Bagley at 878-6606 or 431- PHILADELPHIA — Eagles defensive back Marlin Creek Canyon, the Snake River Canyon Rim, and the Lady Bruin camp offered 9930. Jackson has ruptured his right Achilles’ tendon an CSI Fitness Trail. Proceeds benefit the Twin Falls The Lady Bruin Basketball camp will be held from indoor practice. Community Foundation Trail Enhancement Fund. 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Thursday,June 10 at Jackson, who was competing for a starting spot All races begin at Woody’s/Pandora’s Parking Lot in CSI holds 3-on-3 tourney Twin Falls High School.The camp is for girls entering at free safety, was hurt on Tuesday. An MRI exam Old Towne Twin Falls. The College of Southern Idaho will hold its annual grades 5-8. Registration forms are available at the revealed the extent of the injury, the team said. Information: Jaime Tigue at 732-6479 or CSI Golden Eagle Challenge 3 on 3 Basketball front offices of Twin Falls schools. A 2005 first-round draft pick by the Indianapolis [email protected] or Bill Greene at 420-4000 or bill- Tournament Saturday in the Southeast parking lots Information: Nancy Jones at 420-7588. Colts, Jackson signed a two-year deal with [email protected]. on campus. Boys and girls ages 8-14 begin play at 9 Philadelphia in March. He is coming off a pair of sea- a.m. with check-in at 8 a.m. Boys and girls ages 15- son-ending knee injuries. Gooding women’s invite nears Sun Valley half marathon nears 18 as well as open (19 and older) begin play at 1 p.m. GOODING — Gooding Golf Course’s Women’s Jackson missed the second half of 2008 with a with check-in at noon. The cost is $50 per team of SUN VALLEY — Registration is open for the sixth Invitational, an 18-hole stroke play tournament, will torn ACL in his right knee and returned in 2009 four players and entries are due at noon, Friday. annual Sun Valley Half Marathon, which will be held be held Wednesday, June 9. Information: Gooding before tearing the ACL in his left knee in a November Entries turned in after noon on June 4 will cost $80 Saturday. Registration is $60 and runs through Golf Course pro shop at 934-9977. practice. per team. Friday. Race-day registration will be available for Information: Ginger at 732-6486 or NBA $65. Online registration is available at http://www.csi.edu/athletics. Burley offers junior golf Kings’ Evans tweets apology http://www.active.com. Mail-in registration is also BURLEY — Burley Golf Course’s Summer Junior after citation for speeding available. Golf Program begins Tuesday through Thursday, Mini-Cassia best ball set June 10. The program consists of 11 days of instruc- SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento Kings point Gooding wrestling camp set BURLEY — The Mini-Cassia Two-person Best-ball tion throughout the summer and includes golf les- guard Tyreke Evans is apologizing with a tweet after Tournament will be held Saturday and Sunday at GOODING — Gooding High Wrestling Camp will be sons and instruction on etiquette and rules.The cost being cited on suspicion of reckless driving in Burley Golf Course and Rupert Country Club. The held Monday through Thursday, June 10 at Gooding is $35 per student. Information: Burley Golf Course California. entry fee is $120 per team and includes lunch on High School. The cost is $100. The camp features at 878-9807. In a Twitter message on Tuesday to his fans, fam- June 5. There is a handicap spread of seven and a ily and the Kings, Evans says he is sorry for “bad world champion Dan Russell. Information: Clay Robinson at 316-3156 or clay.robinson@good- ladies division is offered. Information: Burley Golf decision making” and has learned his lesson. Course at 878-9807. CSI offers golf class Evans was cited and released by the California ingschools.org. The College of Southern Idaho’s Community Highway Patrol on Monday. Education Center will offer Beginning Golf for Adults The air unit spotted the NBA’s Rookie of the Year CSI holds softball skills camp Snake River Shootout planned from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays from Tuesday through driving a 2010 black Mercedes S550 at more than The College of Southern Idaho softball team will HAGERMAN — The Sawtooth Baseball Academy June 22. The classes will be taught by Brandon Otte 100 mph on Interstate 80. The CHP says officers will hold its annual skills camp Monday and Tuesday for will host the Snake River Shootout Saturday and at Canyon Springs Golf Course.The cost for the non- review air patrol video to see if more charges will be girls ages 11-16 and June 9-10 for girls ages 7-10. The Sunday in Hagerman. The U10 baseball tournament credit class is $85. There is an addition $5 materials filed. camp includes hitting, fielding and pitching ses- includes a three-game guarantee and there is a fee payable to the instructor. CHP spokeswoman Lizz Dutton says Evans was sions. Private hitting and semi-private pitching slots Saturday only option for teams preferring to not play — staff and wire reports Sports 4 Wednesday, June 2, 2010 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Meyer healthy after chest pain French Continued from Sports 1 Federer gave Soderling rounds at majors, dating to a credit for playing well, but loss to Gustavo Kuerten in also said he thought the diagnosed as esophageal spasms the third round at the French damp conditions favored the Open on May 29, 2004 underdog’s style. (Federer advanced twice “He was able to hit consis- SANDESTIN, Fla. — meetings adjourn on Friday when opponents withdrew). tently through the ball on the Florida coach Urban Meyer afternoon. No decision by “I mean, I respect every- offensive and put them close is taking medication, feeling Missouri, Nebraska or anyone, but I’m always — how to the lines,” Federer said, “fantastic” and hoping his body else about leaving the do you say? — I’m honest “and that’s something that chest pain is history. conference is expected for enough to myself that I know was impressive.” Speaking at the several months. I can win them all,” said He also knew full well that Southeastern Conference’s “I want to talk frankly Federer, who would cede his if he’d played a little better annual spring meetings about whether there’s a date No. 1 ranking if Nadal wins himself, he’d be preparing for Tuesday, Meyer said doctors certain that our institutions the title. another semifinal. have diagnosed the chest can commit to the confer- Among the many reasons Instead,it will be Soderling pain that bothered him the ence so that we know who’s why Tuesday’s result was so vs.Berdych,who advanced to last three years as on board as we go forward,” unexpected is that Federer his first Grand Slam semifi- esophageal spasms. Beebe told a news confer- was 12-0 against Soderling, nal by beating No. 11 Mikhail Although he declined to ence. having won 28 of the 30 sets Youzhny of Russia 6-3, 6-1, discuss his health in further He said he hopes to get they’d played. 6-2. In Wednesday’s men’s detail, he said he is taking long-term commitments So who, exactly, would quarterfinals, Nadal meets medication and that his from his members before the have thought Soderling No. 19 Nicolas Almagro of heart is completely healthy. meetings close Friday. could win three sets in a sin- Spain, and No. 3 Novak “The biggest thing is I “I don’t know if that’s gle day? Djokovic of Serbia faces No. wanted to find out what realistic,”he said. Well, Soderling, for one. 22 Jurgen Melzer of Austria. those darn chest pains were AP file photo Beebe and others such as “Even though I lost so many In Tuesday’s women’s and I did,” Meyer said. “It’s Florida coach Urban Meyer said Tuesday he is feeling healthy and tak- Kansas athletic director Lew times, I always have a chance quarterfinals, No. 17 esophageal spasms and Perkins will be urging that to win,”said the 25-year-old Francesca Schiavone gave they’ve got me on some ing medication after doctos diagnosed his chest pain as esophageal the conference remain Soderling, who’d never been Italy its first female semifi- medications. I’ve just got to spasms. intact. past the third round at a nalist at the French Open be smarter in the future, and “We have described the Grand Slam tournament since 1954 by knocking off I’m going to be. I’m not swallowing, the feeling that lyst Craig James, has said his fact that we have a great until last year’s French Open. No. 3 Caroline Wozniacki of going to let that happen your throat is obstructed coach twice ordered him to conference that has provid- “I always believe that I can Denmark 6-3, 6-2. again. and a burning sensation. stand for hours while con- ed a lot of benefit to all our win. This is a big win, but it’s Schiavone now plays No. 5 “But the biggest thing was fined in a dark place during institutions,” said Beebe. “I not the final. Still have at Elena Dementieva, who all that was related to what JUDGE SAYS LEACH SUIT AGAINST practice. think we have a tremendous least one more match to play, defeated No. 19 Nadia the heck were those pains TEXAS TECH CAN GO ON Leach’s legal team said in a group of institutions that and I don’t want to celebrate Petrova 2-6, 6-2, 6-0 in an going through my chest. LUBBOCK, Texas — statement that Sowder’s have benefited greatly (from too much.” all-Russian quarterfinal. Once you find out what it is, Former Texas Tech football ruling “validates” Leach’s the Big 12).” life gets a little better quick- coach Mike Leach can move position in the lawsuit. The Big Ten, enriched by ly.” forward with a lawsuit Leach’s attorneys claimed he its own cable network, has Meyer briefly resigned in claiming breach of contract is owed $9 million under the indicated it is looking into late December, citing health over his firing, which fol- breach of contract claim. adding teams and said in Steelers concerns three weeks after lowed allegations of player “While we understand December it would take 12- Continued from Sports 1 lineman Willie Colon, the he was rushed to a hospital mistreatment, a judge ruled Texas Tech’s desire to 18 months for the confer- in voluntary practices April only Steelers teammate with chest pain. He changed Tuesday. enforce the defense of sov- ence to decide what it is 19 and 20, but was barred known to have been with his mind the following day State District Judge ereign immunity, we do not going to do. from working out again until Roethlisberger the night of and instead decided to take a William C. Sowder struck understand Tech’s contin- Last year, Big 12 schools he underwent a league- the incident in Georgia back leave of absence following down Texas Tech’s claim of ued refusal to acknowledge divided between $7 million ordered behavioral evalua- in early March. “We’ve got a Florida’s bowl game. sovereign immunity from its obligations to Mike Leach and $12 million depending tion and was cleared by lot of people we got to knock Meyer said the diagnosis the breach of conduct claim. especially in light of Judge on how many appearances Goodell to resume team down. Our focus is being came in January, and he’s But Sowder upheld the uni- Sowder’s ruling,” the state- they made on regional and activities. The commissioner world champs again, and been pain free since. versity’s sovereign immuni- ment said. national TV. That means still hasn’t decided if that’s where we’re all headed “It all relates to one pain, ty against the lawsuit’s other Texas usually pockets the Roethlisberger’s suspension to.” and that was waking up claims, which included libel, BIG 12 OFFICIALS URGE biggest share, with the likes will be reduced to four Roethlisberger, wearing a every morning with a slander and violation of TEAMS TO STAY TOGETHER of Missouri lagging behind. games. white No. 7 jersey atop a yel- toothache in your chest for Texas’ Whistleblower Act. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Meanwhile, Big Ten The consensus among low practice shirt, took all the the last three years and that’s The university fired Leach With speculation swirling schools share equally and Roethlisberger’s teammates: snaps with the starters during all related to one thing,” on Dec. 30, two days after about Missouri and came away with more than Good to have him back, now the 90-minute practice,part- Meyer said. “And so, since suspending him amid alle- Nebraska being targets for $20 million each. let’s move on — even if they ly because Byron Leftwich late January is the last time I gations he mistreated a possible Big Ten expansion, Adding to the Big 12's dis- realize that can’t possibly had a previously scheduled had any issues at all with player with a concussion. commissioner Dan Beebe tress are reports that happen for months. commitment and missed the that.” Leach has denied mistreat- opened the Big 12’s spring Colorado could be looking at “We’re all trying to get voluntary practice. Coach Esophageal spasms often ing Adam James and sus- meetings Tuesday with a the Pac-10 and Texas might over this. I think we’re all Mike Tomlin also departed cause chest pain that can be pects an $800,000 bonus he plea for staying together. be checking out other already over this, we want to early for the same reason and confused for angina, causing was to have received Dec. 31 At the same time, Beebe options. get ready for the season,”said didn’t answer questions. the fear of a heart problem if was the reason he was fired. agreed there was little — The Associated Press undiagnosed. Symptoms James, the son of former chance the Big 12’s future can also include difficulty NFL player and ESPN ana- would be decided before the

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