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Fowl I friend: M1 ee t o n e fa m i­ warp]i l a n e s ly’s turkey, sa fe ■ a n d sound fo r an o th e r S a y l o r r a n g e: incident wass Thanksgiving. P ag e B l ‘no big deal,’ Air Force saya y s I ByVfuSxaBnck from 8 a.m. to 9:301:30 a .m . : Valley( leg islato r Ttoes^iees eTio ___ During the delay, theih e Id ah o Ulingi powerful Air Guard planes ggot o t c lo se P ag e B l MGUNTAIX HOME -. A• enough to read the tatail il num - sniall plasc carr>-in5 a govo v b e r o f th e m>"Stery planiilan e. dis- It rumed out to ^ a I ta tis ie n t OQ>-o:e s h o o te r di< e a p la n e rupicd njiliiarj- im ininiin g lea.sed b>- th e fed e rall l AAi nim al I Kempton: M agic Vj eierciscs over the Saylolor Damage Control aag« g e n c y , I bids for spor ninnilege of S o u th e m Creek Boabing Range lasast which takes care of ppre re d a to r w e e k , fa-jj a u ! s . A ir Forci I tax com m ittee. team is two vic- rce problems for ranchersi e r s w ho 1 a fo u rth natio n - spokeswtraan said the indid- run livestock on1 ppi u b lic i dent “tvasn't a big deal tou lands. In additionn totc th e P ag e B 5 us.*" pilot, the plane conta) n ta i n e d S p o r t c A pair of A-10 -W anhogs'js" sharpshooter Chuckc k C( a rp - 2tor4:TheCoUeg.': M inico’s girls’ frccnf the Idaho Air N atioru.■ul e n t e r , a G o o d in:g g -b -b a s e d Guard( was en route to ththe supervisor for the AAC D C in Idaho v o ll^ b a ll openedte; the rzinge for gunner>- pm aictice I d ^ o . Twin Fans \ to n es aw ay fromu a le w ith r Thursday, when an operatrjtrr “We was working oon n som: e al title. ly. P ag e B 5 Told tbe pilots *nhere wasi ia bands of sheep, huntinpIting coy. Pn)seculOT ccivilian plane that haciad otes for some sheepI produc-pn Richard B n v i i:intruded over the rangtg e e rs , a n d th e n th e y sh sh< o w e d ' Spartans startin';g: ftM ajo r L ea g u e j S reviews tds April ^area," said Li. CoL Jim Ballall up to start bombiT ib in g ,” ; basketball team eop n d fo u r y ears notice to police °o f th e Idaho Mr G u ard . C a rp e n te r s a id “Xo one knexf who thislis Carpenter said hele h a d a i R egion i n scheduleapproving a S B agendes temng plane was,” added Capt.pt. schedule for bombinglg ranger . P ocatello Tuesday.rvith players M themofhJs ^Melissa Miller, spokes->s- activities that showco w e d it P ag e B 5 ^ office's intent to woaaa for the 366thth “was due to be cleara r u1 n til Long tim e com ing: ] Composite Wing siarioned at 9:30 a.m. - but thene n th1 e y the Mountain Home .Air,ir p u sh e d it u p lo sta rrt t bomb( b- B aseball ow ners Oen M E . , I F o rc e Base. b g a t 7 3 0 a.m .” o f lab o r s trife by ap Ready for m i •A ir Force control towercr Normally, “we -vw o rk new ag reem e n t w it w o rk e rs’ t«A.*phoned a irp o nrts s a ro u n d th e m guj-s," h e said,s 1\iesday C hristm as: a s f a r a « a \- as S a lt L a k e Cir>-irj- T h e M o u n ta in H omo m e e A ir T his ho m e is IO d«enniae t»ho was L-. thehe Force Base controlso ls th e decked out for litile plane, she said. Saylor Creek Bomlo m b in g F o d d & H o f E \xn so. she said, the L^d-d- Range, which liesi to th e -th e com ing ho l­ dv-nt “wasr.'t a big deal to southeast. The Mouno u n ta in id ay season. presecate Cus.*" Home ba'se t*: the prirp rim ;iry Page Cl -j^ domestic vio- t! According to the Airir user o: the range, bbut u t th e Ience cases, ^Force, the inddent lasteds d Please se e HUNTERS.;.P Pa ageA 2' even when tb e \\e cure: For Vew policcy on donnestic vie victim does no t ^ Its. Page Cl wish to press xt eads to baattery, kicdnap chai ito g e s . Ii

Chicken soup’s the^ e w< elem en- Kent McCleary p riso n a t t h e tim e , ac«iccording to headed to a ios-Wflw» writer______court documents. An1 »error by a napping char ipal deserves ' y chilly w inter nights. county jail apparent!Itly let him preliminarj- ^ ! do u b t, today’s XWr\yiN FALLS - A Twin Fallslls free before he servedd his prison goes to Disti P ag e A 6 manin isi be in g ch arg ed w ith h a itcry:ry sentence. lawyer, pubolence O p i n i o n a n d Jlkidnapping, in a case that;at Twin Falls County’ PProsecutor Calbo, expec couldjld be in keeping w ith a new New start: F il^s^e ;w Ridi Bevan said he \vanants to pros- innocent, c o uunty n i policy of prosecutingng ecute domestic violencnee charges Crj-stal irgesBe: tary-school principa , domemesiic violence ca.<:es even if even when the victimn ;refuses to wife, apparc th e b en e fit o f th emier dc advocacy the: viivictim won’t p ress c h a rg e s, press cliarges. press charge editorial says. ; an n u al list o f Joafose Lazaro Benitez, Jr., 27, wasOS “Tills is a case that wiwouldn’t be ) a ■' jury trial. The kid- •ested Nov. 10, after policccc uncommon to what W(we h o p e to know if shefiarge oj is scheduled for a . ponded to a domestic violencece see on the stand,” Bevavan said. “It ‘•‘fficultTy hearing D ec 6. If i: H comnplaint. pl Twin FaUs city prose- istria Court, Benitez's M o n e y points out the dilemmala I’m going such condmoi cutorsors a re charging h im %vith bat-It- to be facing in coun. Na^Jational sta- “If (policelublic defender Brad Kay G ea±ea &ssbes an apple pkpie wltidi win becom e part of a turkey-turi(i Bad toys: A consumi twy.vf, wliile county prosecutors arere tistics say 67 percent of domestic tnind aheadpects Benitez to plead irging him \vith second-degree day tdceoct neai eras her restsm□rant fa Ptymouth, M ass, group re le ase s its lavishar gifts g s ‘-“e violence cases have eitliitlier no \ic- f"?ke the ch. Inapping, saying he tried to tim testimony or a victictim who is Benitez, Jose Benitez's pay for *min hazanious toys. ain his pregnant \vife by push-h- a n tag o n isric to th e proseisecution.” Asarently ^ is reluctam to s first m au g u r- ing heh e r u n d e r a baby c rib , Benitez entered a pieilea of inno- County Sheri•ges. Calbo said he has P ag eA S Benlenitez should have been inm Cunt in th e d o m estic batlattery case, Please1 to s Crj-stal Benitaz lo Plymoutlh prefers3 N a t i o n e o p p o se s th e c h arg es, cult to prosecutc under R eaping rew ards: : LaPresident ^ ' tions, B evan s a id a n d loans to h e lp erbpa; al b la st a t ^ 1 ice) go in with that in takeout t)turkeys P resid en t C lin to nIs ’s hof m e from )impson[ (ends stiint as wiad of time, they can ^ charges stick," Be\-an • albash paid off.. ' P ag e A5 It helps ease hholiday strgss suit, the Twin Falls X s )ism issed ju ro r! W eriffs Department has Tbe I- JUsaditaa Press______Heading for hom e:('SECTION Pi r says she made m eals for thoses e wv ho C linton looses a v ert »e see DOMESTIC. Page A2 want to reduce the holiilo lid a y onlnly paid a comi p p l i m e n t ^ BOSTON — Jean Mayerr hassle a n d s till e a t a t hom e, B urm a, th e n h ea d s h has plenty of Thanksgivingg Boston Market, a rerest s ta u - h is P ad fic trip. Section C itaAiiAaaoclgted Press______memories, and not all off rant chain, is offering txirkeytxu-l ih c m a r e a s sw ec; a s h e r ice^-!------m eals n a tio n a lly fo r thhe e ffirst - — 'ood/Home...l.8 ...... boxcooldcs. time this Thanksgivi• iv in g . ANTA MONICA, Calif. — Bringiin^yng to a closc ll>e itness ^ S e c t i o n b y e ...... 2-5 S h e rem e m b e rs lo c g h o u rss Three-quarters of its5 1,0231,1 st dramatic stage in the civi:ivil case yet, O .J. in the kitchen. I«s o: stresss stores will open Thursdir s d a y , le a r Abby...... 4 S imipson p s stepped down from theth( witness stand |^M — H - S — 1 and ibe txnto.- she c o o k e d toy and the company expox p e c ts S e c t i o n A sday widiout any effort by his.5 lawla yer to u n d o th e H k the cangsrcsacy c: leather. holiday sales to nearlyly dou-d '“Vies...... 6 J s !jage ; from two days of accusatiorItions from the other • ■ Weallier...... 2 Se( sidej So two j-ears ago, Mayerr b le th is y e a r. latched onto a new holiiiv About 70 percent oof f a ll N ation...... 3 4 Fooc efense attorney Robert Bakerr hahad been expected |L ^ iectlon D , tradition that's becoming’ U.S. households will1 hhe a v e ^ • to throh«w SimpMn a round of ^ pnpathetic a questions. I |^ World...... 5 Garo increasii^y p o p v^ . e v e n m1 turkey on Thanks^ringlg Day,D ^oney...... 1.3 buc inin a surprise move critici7edid bby some e.xpens, I m her homctmra oj PK-mouUi, but orJy 30 percent actusctually Opinion...... 6-7 Deai er said he wU call Simpson1 backhi to tlie stand |||E omics...... 2 where Thankssjving began. cook a bird, said D Da\ a v id Movi ing the defense portion of the wrongfyl-deaih HjBa egal-notices...3 She ordered out for herr Je n k in s o f N T D G roup Inc mit next month. i l n c . , » - S e c t i o n B homc'cookcd m eal market research compaii p a n y . As5 a residt, the jurors headed1 homeho for a sbc^lay “This way, \-ou get more: The rest either go to somson e- Local ...L ...... 1-3 Sec T h anksgiving n k holiday carryingg a fin a l im a g e o f ThisI itman, who Identified himself only a time to relax with jtju t fami- one else’s house, goo tott a pj(Kr.HcaMicc)dsli^ Simpsopson denying yet again that he stabbeds to death stand! Obituaries...... 2 Moni ids outsido the Santa Monica, Colil U-," sa id w ho tuns a aI restaurant or order out.t. Nicolc)le Bro\vn Simpson and Ronalt tiald Goldman. The oj.s)Simpson was testifying Tuesday, auio scrrice and sales busi­ Idaho/W est...... 4 Com trial reresu m es next T u e s d a y , Takeout has increase a s e d ness with her husband. \-car-round to an averagea g e of irlie r in tJie day, a ju r o r \vas remrem oved a fte r b e in g literally in his face, Simpson Sports;.-:;.T.;..M l-ega “There's no cleanup» 35 meals a year for• eea a c h iscd o f trying to c o n ta c t a tto rnneys ey in tlie c a se a n d c ''®n " 'tones, giving no flaslf of thi j f i e d inTOlred afterward. Everj-- m an, w o m a n a n d ch ild iin n t h e one of their employees. The womroman, an aspiring the otother side had hoped to brinj thing goes right inio ther United States, coinparp a r e d octrcsscss, said her only offense wasas tot compliment a tl a scries of “I don’t know: computer panUcgicgal’s tie...... ials. tras h c a n . A n d \Txi k n o w I'm1 with 20 a dccadc a a( g o ,- • . . not h o i going 10 mess up ther Jenkins said. But s sin i n c e & Telliifiling his story for the first timene ini front o f a ju r y , ^ mmong i other things, Simpsoi txtrkcy.*" — - ■ Thanksgi\-ing is a bastiontio n of Simpso?son ^vas battered for t^vo dayslays with evidence, e-’tplailain anytliing from the locaticly a s The fac e of Death,' tim S m d ie s d x rw few er pe o p le old-fashioned homc cookiie k in g , ISSlfied. insinuiluations and accusations,-frofrom blood in his ovvncdcd.to how he got cuts on his 1 :alif., courthouse wt«re arely.' dining out onI any change in habits attruittr a c ts | [ C l a s ^ _ - BroncoICO and mansion to a lie^Ietectcector that allegedly plamtintiffs say Ms. Simpson and G y. Thank^iving. au i Bui stcces andI attention. ' E X t > X showed/e d him being “e x tre m e ly decepi:eptive." theirr fingernailsf d u rin g a d e a th sti .. resoiasnts naricnwidc have “It’s still prettj- smaU. I 1______Despispite rapid-fire questioning froi »n answered in calm, I L B u t Mr. Mauldin sold his CO from a Inwyer who Please si stepped in to pnn-ide read>-- the explosive temper Please se e TAKEOUT, Page’aeeA2 , ’ ------on th s first day by usIn •ing out. He answered )ws” and a string of Tha T lm es^ ew s Class! son said he couldn’t 7 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 , Ition of any gloves he g is hand — gouges the I Goldman made with struggle. ^ e see SIMPSON. Page A2 s e j A-2 Tlme»N8w», T*rin FalU.alU. Idaho Wednesday, Novtmber 27,199627, TF

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■ I . E q r e o \ s x ______A c R o s s : n : i W cdhoila)'. Nu'y. Z7;7' ...... Ac tWqiIi^ fatrtw lufliif liajli tiiac wtuUli w iiiul imyeraiure Magic Valley Rain drei•enches East as reci:cord cold sw eeps; ffar south into Texisxas CAMACU Increasing cloudinc.s:nc.ss to d a y . H ighs in th c lowercr40s. _ , , ------Southeast ivind 5 to 15 rm ph. T onight mosdy cloudy,y. iLow s The AtMCIatad PrwtI ______dragged more arcirctic air across thc Plains. Recoilecord lows in the upper 20s. Thanitanksgiving Day mostly doudy w ith a induded 24 bdoww zero at Aberdeen, SJ).; 19 bclibelow zero ch;mcc of rain. Breezy,y. Higlis'inf] the lower 40s, Remniwinder Heavy rain fell1 ovover pans of the ccntrai Appaljpalachians at Jamestown, N.I4.D.; and 18 b e lo w a t Devilss LaLake and of rain Northeastt oion Tuesday, while the nonhenliem Plains Fargo, N.D. |CixiufD^^^5- I ^ of Thanksgiving weekcnikcnd mostly doudy. A chance of eiicJi day. l^ w s in the; 20s.20s H iglis 40 to 45. had a third day of rccord cold with temperaturatures fa r Stoux Falls, S.D.,D., had its diird day of rccordrd acold in a The ultrairii)lct indexlex forecast is 1, a minimal cxp(tposure be^zero. row w ith a low of)f 12 bdow zero, tying a markrk t]that has level. T h e nun m die EastE a was produced by a stronglg lclow pres- been on th e books3 sinces 1898, sure system that: wasw. sliding northeastwardI in into New Liglit snow shoW'iwers ivcre po.vsible overnightI aacross a the l l mvnlon I 41* E xtended regionalmal forecast England. D akotas a n d Mirmenesota. , Friday mostly cloudy.,dy. A chancc of moim tain snowV and;i a Moderate to heaveavy rain fell near.the storm’sTi’s center. The cold air swc;vcpt all the way into Texas, widiwidirccord .slight clinncc of valleyey mi in In te in th e day. Lows: in ir ihc ivilh light to moderlerate rain around its fringes:s aand into lows of 33 above: ata Victoria and 32 at Del Rio, on the tecn.s east to 20s we.st..H Hi, iglis in th e 30s. New England. Partsrts of West Virginia, westernI NfiMaryland 'Mexico border. Saturday and Sundayday cloudy. A ch.ince of valleyey rain and southern Penasj.asylvania p icked up m ore lhanan 2 inchcs In die West, lighi;h t rain fell over w estern W ashinshington a.s ------and snow and mountainain snow each day. Lows in thec tet en s of rain in 24 hours. a new storm system:m orgoni:cd off thc Padfic Coas!k}ast. Light cast to 20s wc.st. IlighsIS in th c mid-30s to mid-40s. Snoiv showers wer,s-erc sc attered around th e northirthem and snow showers wenere scattered across Montanala aiand into —^ C a m a s P r a i r i e , WiVtmd o R iver Valley nordiw estem sides» ofo thc storm, with heavier sncsnowfall in parts of ColoradoJo and {vcsicrn Nebraska, witlw ith som e diemountainsofnornorthern V erm ont and New Hamlampsliire. flakes extending intoir western Kansas and northiJrtheastern Id a^ Fnll; | Cloudy today. A chanclancc of rain . Highs 35 to 40, Tot yF] F a rth er west, wintlind blowing across Lakc Michig±igan pro- New Mcxico, cloudy with a chancece iof rain or snow. Lows neai •ar 20. duced lake^ffectsncsnowfall in western Michigan,I. A few light shovlowers fell over pans of Arizon.izona, with Thanksgiving Day cloucloudy with scattered snow shov In thc middle of lhe nation, a high pressuiisure area occasional snow atIt higlierI elevations. Highs 35 to 40. Remaiinainder of Thanksgiving weelle k e n d ______cloudy with a chance of; |TwmFnll7 l of snow each day. Lows in thea tteens and 20s. Iliglis in the 30s, ■ 7^;.\ii'i.itA:niR|-;s ...... 'I'rcasurc Valley> TheAccuWeaihof'lof ^fo re c a s t for n t» n . W ednesday, n e s Nov. 27. Max Mlo Albuquerque 51 35 Mostly cloudy today.:ay. Higlis in the mid 40s. Southith c a s t EIZ l !ZJB Allanto 48 47 47 .03 wind 5 to 10 m ph. Tonifioniglit cloudy w ith a chancc ofjf^rain. •«» -ot o.^Ot 10> 20m 40» Ha 60*• 7170* BOt eo< 100(1101 Q -tit ^ ^ Ooston 44 36 36 1.70 - ^ ^ Loivs near 30. Tlianksgivsp rin g D ay m osdy doudy. A ch: Dandi teparate high Itmporatm zonai Chicafio 27 15 15 ..... _£io^ of rain showers. Highs; in ithe m id 40s. Dallas 45 29 ..... Den«f 32 24 24 Nortiiem Nevadada DosMoines 22 4 4 m-in>onTutlonnot»t»ltobl» ______Mostly sunny loday.,ly. Afternoon southwest wind Detroit 30 27 27 .14 mph. Higlis 35 to 40,, TonightTo increasing clouds, Loi S c r ? Honolulu 83 75 75 ..... A I .M A N 'A C ______hrcezj-. Lows near 20. HTlianksgiving i: Day m osdy doudy Houston 48 35 35 31 .10 brisk w ith a chance of r;rain or snow showers. Snow I Indionopolis 32 31 Kansas Cily 29 13 13 ...... I d i l l o loivcring to ;’alley floors.)rs. 1Highs in tlie 30s. U s Vegas 64 -ta -t8 ..... Max Mln Pep Pc Ma» Mm I Pc„ Northern Utah Los Angeles 80 54 54 Boise -11 25 ... Yestetoay 35 28I ...... Mostly sunny today wit Memphis 42 36 36 ' with som e higli douds. Highs in Miami Ceacfi 85 73 73 ...... QuflL-y 37 28 ... Last year 42 31 ...... upi>er 30s. TonijJu increaTeasing clouds and not as cold wi Milwaukco 24 13 13 roirfmlO 38 1-1 ... Normal 4G 24 .04 20 percent chancc of ligluliglit snow. Lows 2S-30. Thanksgi Minneapolis 13 0 0 ...... Goodmc. 36 28 ... Day mostly cloudy withith a chance of light snow mon New Otieans 50 45 45 I*rccipit;ttii)n 50 ...... Hnncfni;in 40 28 ... late aftemoon, H i^isinin tl:die low er 40s. New yotk 58 50 Month to dale; 1.G2 1 TJic ultniviolct indexax forecast f is 2, a minimal expo;posure Oklahoma City 44 25 25 Itlano Fnlls 34 27 .... Normal mo. to dnte; 1.1.10 level. FRONTS: Omaha 21 8 8 ..... Jcfome 32 2G .... Waier yeor to date: 2. Phoeni* 74 52 52 ...... 2-70 TDAIKJWIvVITII-R.^iRSLiMNLARY ______PittsburRh 37 37 37 .29 Lewiston 41 35 .... No/mal yeat lo (Jate; 1,83 1. 1 ------______:r^r/o«AHv '>-1 ______O 1000 AecuWaathat, Ine Pofllana. Mo. 33 31 31 .43 Mama m 24 .... - Ponland. Ore. 45 40 40 Mallo m 19 .... Comfort factors A cold front off thee P;Pacific Norihwest will move . Reno 47 26 2G McCnII 35 15 .... Humidilyainoon: 788 cpet. Idaho today, bringinglg with it increasing clouds ™S'aar H ”1 ES3 g I E3 E St, LOUIS 28 18 18 ...... >«C» LOiY itOntHS , ig- swwy pr.aouor aouoy Pocatcllo 35 28 .... Qarometer at noon; 30.3:5,31 S greater chance for snowoiw o r rain. _ Salt Lake City 44 27 27 SanFrancisco 67 a 45 s ...... Salmon 39 27 ,,,, Pollen couni; Reports endended Tuesday afternoon,1, thetl Panhandle remained uun n d e r (or this season. mostly cloudy .skies. Ulie ie central< mountains and soudn Sooitle 48 39 39 ..... Stiinlcy 28 6 .... Spokono 31 27 27 ..... Cc«r1«», Ailhm.t ona A:l«rc, o( M.itM.M.lti were mostly sunny. Decidecreasing clouds produced pa Sun Volloy 36 n .... Washineton 63 42 42 .62 sunny skies in th e southea:heast. H i o h &A JXMSl ______T em per;ilures a t midaf:idaftemoon ninged from 30 degiL-grees Idaho: Higli, S3 degri-•grees ai P a y e tte. Low, 6 degrees■CCS at Stanley. at Coeur d’yMene to 40-JO degrees< at Boise and Lewis S k VUVVTCH______?iston. Nation: Higli, 85 atIt M\ iami, Fla. Low, 24 below zerouiTO at Devils Lake, N.D, — W inds w ere liglit and variablevari sta te u id e. 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S i m p s o nn ______D o m e s5 t t i c ______Continued from A l c o m p lim e nnt t the tie a paralegal was;r-as a n tid im a c tic . Continued from A l “T h a t hihas to be met with the if policc did noc find hher e r s h e Baker's decision to postponej for the plaiiaintiffs was wearing. After Af the pounding rhetoricic of changed its protocolcol for investi- challengege that most women who would be beaten even worse.)rse. Simpson’s “rciiabilitnlitation" in After the jujuror’s dismissal, the Danluniel Petrocelli, two othi:her gating domestic vioUiolence arrests, ^re viivictims of domestic vio- According to court documcum ents, front of the jury cameTie as a sur- paralegal, , S S t e v e F o s te r , w ise - lawy.iwyers for thc plaintiffs’ sidee— • said Sheriff Waynyne Tousley. Ience,"he;h e said. Jose Benitez has a sententte n c e of pri.se. cracked: “II tthink she’s got good Johiohn Q. Kelly and Michalael Officers have to laklake more‘pic- TwinFaiFalls policc officers were three years in prison ttha h a t h c “ I iliin k it's n b a d idea,” idi said taste in ties.”s.” Brewrew er — to o k b a re ly an hour.r. tu res - o f th e victimm, , su.spect, and caUcd to;o t: th e BenitC2C.s’ h o m e a t n e v er re p o rte d fo r. the WyominR defen.scse attorney In an ononly-in-L,A. touch, di.sarr^y of th e h ouses e -• a n d rc c o rd ‘♦64 F ileer r .Ave., on Nov. 10 on a Twin Falls police arreir r e s te d Gerry Spence. “You wanvant to h av e Ja m iso n —- a fo rm e r bik in i giri on T 1 everything,said as a: if it will report of a dom estic dispute, Benitez early on the momirim in g of your client tell liis storyory as many TV's “Diagn ignosis Murder” who J~]H u n t e r s ______become court testimomony. Officersrs ; reported hearing a Jan. 7. He pleaded guiltyy to fail- times as possible, assussuming he marched intinto the jury box on Deputies havc folioillowcd the poi- woman screamingscr for help 'vhen ing to stop, running scopip signs,s has a story to tell andd canc tell it Halloween1 wearing a purple T- Corrtliorrtlnued from A l icy for abouc fourr months,n and 'hey nrriv(rived, according to court and swerving to hie policelic e c ars effectively. He hass certainlyC' shirt with aa bright orange mes- ij.i, daho Air Guard and other mi^ilj. other agencies are folloivingfo suit, w hile they tr ie d to sto p himim . shown he can tell it effec■fectively.” sage: “It’s HaHalloween! Carc to Go T h e offiDfficers reported seeing iry e n titie s a lso u se it. T ousley said. In a February letter to FI ifth But Loyola Universersity Law Bump in thehe Ni^t?” — already ? initcz in a back bedroom, Carpenter said the AD>DC vicjim’s reluctrictance to tcsri- Jose Benin District Judge Daniel MMc c e h l, School Dean Lnuric2 LevensonL had an age h c case. h o lding a vwoman down and._push- ; “"I d o c soesn’t need to schedule aeri fy c an co m p lic ate che Crystal Benitez asked theh e courtc called it a smart moveL* onot Baker’s booked a roiround of TV appear- imder a crib. He resisted unting over the Saylor Crecggjj “It is a strange sittsituation when >"8 her uni to release her husband. part. “This way, when;;n th e y p u t ances. md had to be wrestled to snge. Instead, federal hunte:te rs s®f"cone wl:who has told a arrest, and Benitez was sentencedd M arch O.J. on the stand,” shefie said,i “lie The altern:mate juror chosen by *‘“"8 j police officcr somethi(thing bad hap- the grour3und and handcuffed, an shoot over the bombir 11 to a minimum of tlireee e yey ars will be well-packaged.”.” lottery to rtreplace Jamison is . ® pened, then two week:e k s la ic r, sa y s a rre s te dd aiand placcd in a patrol . ange whenever it’s not beir in prison. However, Meehle h l k e p t The day began withith a twist wliite and inin her 20s, leaving the : J S it'didn’t happen,” saiisaid C albo, th e car, th e rrep e p o rt sa id . sed by m ilita ry p la n es, h e .said. court jurisdiction pver BBen enitez, remini-scent of Simpson’;on’s murder racial and geigender makeup of tJie county’s chief depepucy public PoUcesa} said Crystal Benitez was ' a n d s e n te n c e d liim to 120 da; trial: Ann-Marie Jamimison i was jury unclianginged: nine whites, one Not No so, according to the A defender. “I certainlinly wouldn’t QleedmgB frfrom tlie nose, right car ; ) days in removed from the juryry Iby Judge black, one Hi.Hispanic and one per- Forccorcc. wane to bc on ilie juryjui having to and left: ellelbow, and her face was Twin Falls County jail, withi t h a( c d - Hiroshi Fujisaki, whoho accuscd son of black:k • a n d A sian a n ce stry . “They “Tl can schedule a time“ ^0I deddc the fate of a defendantd in bruised,, sivs^vollen and scraped. it * for 63 days served. After'te r th a t, e out there, but they have t her of trying to contactact partici- It has seven1 ww o m en a n d five m en. b e oi ' that c a se ,” S h e wvas a s seven monihs preg- Benitez ^ could havc beenI seset n t lo p a n ts in th e ca.se. F iv e a lte rn a te s rem a in . schei:hedule it like anybody else, Because of mediaia ci o v e ra g e o f " '“ ic, a nid d s.she told police her hus- prison. 1 [iller said. Jamisori said all .shehe did was Simpson’s’s I finale on the stand ^^iUc d om estic a b u se, convi.iv in d n g a j i u y ° a n d kniew e w it. When the 120 days were/ e r e u p , a person may have falfabricated the , She toldold policc her husband Benitez 1 went to Valley Counts u n iy o n | charge can be difficficult, even if hit heher. thrown her to the charges < of failure lo appa p p e a r , g they recant the chaihargc on the ground, gragrabbed her hair and hit according • to T w n Falls CCoi ounty F T a k e o ut ______------sta n d , C albo said. ,her forchechead on thc floor, and jail j officials. Valley CCoi o u n ty p of re a so n s p e o - c o n tin u ed2d tto pull her hair, hit her apparcndy J failed to have: BBet enitez k Continued from A l " T lie re a re a lot o f i it began thehe service in 1992. “It’s “It a very nice meal. Thrh e plc make these accu;cusations, one and bitee hhor. then forced her sent‘ on either to Idaho prisoiris o n ,o r ft' it’s a dramatic change; fromfn whar Shaw’s Superlermarkets says sales sameime as you would cook withoilOut o f_ w h ich is t h a t itt is i; true,” he “n^ier thehe crib by kneeing and to t pro b atio n o ffic e rs in Mbntana. ont; f'J things used to be, whentn iti had to of its frozen,jn, prc-cooked meals thele hassle,”h said Gendreau, whivho said. “But sometimeses it: has some- pushing heih er. Benitez faccs a warranr a n t in f be prepared at home,”'hesaid. he have more2 thant doubled this charglarges S75 for a meal of imkckey thing to do ivith a divdivorce or cus- .CrystalII BBenitez told police she Missoula I County, Mont.,t., ono at ^ j To .sec how thinRS ar(are chang- year, with all : thc trimmings. tody battle, or anotlothcr argue- warwant to be pushed under least 1 two probation violat;)lations ! inn, you need look no farther Calls to otherot supermarket Mayer Ma said her family teasesed ment. People havcB a lot ot rea- ii'o crib,>, aand that he had kept relating t to a Septem bere r 19901 than Plymouth, wherere English diains reveal;al similar increases, her,^r, but1 understood when ssh h e sons." her dieree aagainst her will so she charge c of felony injury to• a child,cl 'j ■ colonists and Wampanoa loag tribes- “During holidays,ho people find deddidded to get someone else to) dod Twin Falls Countyly ivUli h a v e to w o u U nnot o t let policc into thc He I was given a five-year}ar sus- I men sat down for ther motherm of they have evenevi less time avail- theIC cooking.c She still spendids develop a system to0 helph out vie- house, , Ipended sentence after bbru r u is e s y ;ill Thanksgiving mealss 3753 years able than usu3sual. If th e y sp e n d le ss ablOut o u t a n h o u r in th e kitc h en for fc tims finandaily, Bevarvan said. A ccordiniding to court documents, - ■ werev detected on a child,J, aat n d a u ago. time in the kitkitchen they can have Thanllanksgiving, making stuffed cel-ce “A lot of times, it’st’s a n o n g o in g C ry sta l Benitez Be; told police she Montanat state agency pprej r e s s e d I 'ilie three big superma■markets in more familyIy time,” said Ruth eryy andai her icebox cookics —- a problem, but a lot of thei time by started prpraying because she charges, c according to proba•obation i town, all part of regional)nal chains, Kinzey of Hai■Harris T e e te r, a five- chocolocolate- and cream-filled cor:on- him going to jail, thesethi women feared foror hher life and knew that records. r started packaging fresh o ;h or frozen state chain1 basedb; in Matthews, fectioction. arc going to lose theiheir means of h o lid a y m eals a few y e aars rs ago. N.C. She cried restaurants a fei:ew support. The wives/es suffer in R O,\PC(» c o N D r n o N s “We’ve had some good K)d succes.s. G eo ffre y ’ss Fainily I Restaurant, rimes,nes, but.it ju st wasn’t the samime. ..silence,_and -theyey. have—n o ------r - T - p ------...... - ...... Wc .sco’iras a growlnfig nmarkoi,” where Mayer21- has’ordered1 for the as gatheringgai around her nicel ely escape,” Bevan said.d. “We're not BOISE; (AP)(A — S n o w c o n tin u ed ^M ontana line, ic y spots. said Amy Russ, a spoke-ikeswoman last three year;ars, has been offering sett ddit in in g ro o m tab le. trying to send evevery one to in northerricrn Idaho, making dri- U.S. 26 — Idaho falls-WyoiVyoming H fo r S to p Se Shop Superlermarket fresh-preparlarcd Thanksgiving “Wi “We work so many hours,” saiiud prison, but we are tryingtry to send ving hazantardous on many major 1line, icy .spots, broken snow3W floor;f □ Co., a 189-store chainn basedb in meals for five;/e y e ars. M ayei ayer, who will have seven famjni- the message to therrem that they routes Tuesday, Tu the Idaho ^Blackfoot-Arco, dry. Q uincy. O w n er K aysy Gendreau said slie Iy m e m b e r s to d i n n e r o: on need treatment.” D e p a rt mnent e r of Transportation ' Idaho 51 — D ry. Star Market, which tattakes tele- has preparedd aa s m a n y as 50 m eals T hlursday. u r; “You like lo ge get A provider going topnsonmayto said. Roadid conditions:c . U.S, 93 — N ev a d a line-Arco,irco, dry, phone orders for its mc3neals, says a year, mostistiy for regular cus- togetl gether and havc a nice mcai;al. leave the victim andd t:the children U.S. 95 — Plummer-Coeur Arco-Salmon, wet, icy spots;3ls; Lost sales have risen every ye.year since tomers. C /Vndid tlth e y d o a n e x c e lle n t m eal."." on welfare, Bevan admdmits. d’Alene,, ic icy spots, fog; Coeur Trail‘ Pass, icy, broken snowDW floor,f d’Alenc-CaCanadian border, wet, ^snow floor. I slush, fog,og, snowing; Riggins- ■ Idaho 75 — Shoshonc-Keiclleichum , per week. Oul <>r ;slaic rales: daily and _ TlttTimcsiNimTi ^ Circulation Whiicbirdd Hill,H closcd near Lucile . °dry; Galena Summit, brokenen snows :r week, daily only $4.00 | m ' floor. Ty KiinMlcII, circulation dli .ly only $3.00 per week. n f o r m a t i om i C a l l byjnudrockock slide; \Vhiicbird HiU- l! Circiiliition phone lines Grangeville-ille-Winchestcr, wet, fog; Interstute'SG —Dry! liciK cen 7 ;ind 10 u.m. on led in iilfahinc talcs. A ,------^ Intentate 15 — Utali line-Diii-Diibois, will hc levied for nil Winchester-ter-Moscow; dry; Weiser- , do not rcccivf yaur paper g 7 3 4 - 6 3 New Meadoiidows, icy spots; Marsing- diy; Monida Pass, icy spots. call llie num lier for youri- ar relumed cliceks. Oregon, dry.Iry. U,S. 30— Icy spots. . Ji-roino-Wemlell-' In te rs taate te 90 — Fourth of July U.S.91 — D ry. CooUin^i'Hncennan...... s3G-2.';35 iV Iaii i n f o m i i n a t i o n wet, slush, snowing; Idaho 28 — D ry , icy spo«,^ brokenbr< lliirk-y-Ktiperi- JTTERYd WEAJ snow floor. raul-O aklt-y...... 678-2SS2 llie TimcN-Seik>>v>(Ul'S r<31-djy is hereby , icy spots; Donnelly-New the Idaho D epartm ent oof f L1 aw I Sunday. $3.50 . J^icn^'cdaslhedayday of thc w eek on which Enforcement, testified1 in th e 1 Iimic dclivciy: daily nnd Sur i , S K I U N E MOVIES SAmcTOOTH S S i S, icy spots. per week; Sunday only. S2.00;.00 per «,eek. legal m.i.ccs w.ll |published. » MOviiuiir«i prcjs K C L Prcis Idaho 21:1 —- BoLse-Idaho City, dry, Gilbert Rodriguez prelimirim in ary .Mnll subcilplionj musi he paidlaid in advance i’osimasicr. pieplease scad change of s s.m . p s q REPOR)RT MNo I wet; Idaho0 City-BannerQ Summit, icy hearing Monday. Hee w• a s and ate availahic only wherecrc idelivery is aJdie%s fnmi lo: I'.O,I'.O. l)o\ 54H. Twin halls, ' ^ spots, brokenken snow, floor. misidentified in a story’ in T?ic tun maintained. Mail rales: All■\!l IdalioI rates: Idaho 83303. ^ nonsorod s i ^ - U .S . 200 — - Mountain Home- Timcs-Ncws T u e s d a y . daily and Sund.ty $4.00 perrr wweek, daily , A 5 5 4A 6 yrloMOIQM C U ll icy spots; Fairfidd-Carey,. r e g r e t s only 53.50 per ueek. Sundayfay only ( S2.50 «.oiev.”.yH«r,p.p.r,lne. y!i SPO n i e T i mtksi c V h -h Fairfield, icy Thc Timcs-Ncws e t s th e I dry; Arco-Ao-Ashton, dry: Ashton- eerro r.

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Unicons, fuature Due to Thanksgiviving Holidays, Thd ond Commerdal WoHictslnmntemmional, $100,000 • Invitees to Whi Vhiie House /terfcmFetl.Federation ofTeachers. The Sands Hotol collapses a s It ImImplodes early Tuesday moming In I state dinners, inciudin.dins the wite H i i i 3 . hoUhotel, once a playgrountl for tho on of agriculture busine-messman and ontortalnment world's ellle, was> reducedre to a 30- press. $ 100,000 foot m ega-political giveiiver Dwayne foot pIlo of rubble to make way for'or a 1.8 billion Vcnotlan-themed res dy and John Huang. Uppo A ndreas. D, In ez A ndrt I id r e a s im d h e r Groep, $100100,000 ^ husband, the chairmannanof/Ucher- d. $100,000 T ere innted to , fic Coip., $ 100,000 I the state dinner foifor Russian Jreas $ 100,000 Las Veg^;as landmQ ark l | President Boris Yelisin Panhaixllo EasternEa; Coip.. $100,000 • Several subseque; luent govern. RicdMpMifk, pmsldent of U.S. ment appointees, incl i n d u d in g th e woopon Com $100,000 I I new White House chi reduced Goess,lnc,(.. $ 100,000 to rubbl(le B ai\d the chairman of t: 3f th e f e d e ra l communlcatioation Workers of America. agency that insureses securitiesi $100,000 Banquet Re:eservations'M M > LAS L. VEGAS (AP) — 1 investors from losses.s. The Mark Loizeaux describedde as a ______g;rand rai dame of the Las Ve^egas "no frills" implosio 4 1 S 4 • James Riady a n d J o h n / strip paused for a br ------N Huang, executives brief Precisely on schedulesc at 3 mnom o r ent, like a faded star re! o f I n d o n e s i a ’s reluc- a.m. MST a waii^arning siren ' taant n t to leave center stage, tl Lippo banking then sounded, bringingng cheers from TURKEY :oIlapscd in a final bow. con^omerate who 'We basically lu ra a situitiiation'ui'itht^o crowds watchingng along the r The Sands Hotel, once i earned private .a 2 the neon-bathed Strip;p andi in resort MIGHT jiayground for the entertr Oval Office audi- classes here: a sort o f poiitiMe a l a n d economic p i ai •tain- parking garages, ncnt world’s elite, was reduiluced Then a series ofof loud blasts ences with the cicl(L^, ififenninglingzi'iihh eache, other ot their 0 a 30-fooi pile of rublbble as charges of strategically-str TONIGHT!Fi presideni. Riady lefore dawn Tuesday in ' a n d I lu a n g , w h o megalmcks -leLeHiiatiaustral galas, nan placed dynamite! ww e re d e to n a t- ^ mplosinn witnessed by th have emerged a s. ihou- ed. The buildinglg shuddered, aud the averaglecitizens, I . salands n i \'.lio gathered for• lthe . then crumpled p W h a p p» Y H O U R ' ccntral figures in d downward h inal hurrah. the Asian dona­ accordion style,!, spreading; a xuho a l best ff t to ^'atdi'ch the iiiauj^m i! ‘ “'i“Il’s sad to .see it gone, I tion controversy, , but dense cloud of dustd along a C E S a n d ife goes on," Sands owr were listed as giv­ fro m hmicireds ofya'yirrlsmaay: ivner block of the Strip.P- T n ^ F R E E H oors d'oettvress iheldon Adelson said. “We ing a joint dona­ V'e’r e “ I t w as really iwesome,” awi said ainxious nxi to get on to the ni tio n of SIOO,0 0 0 . next Dan Thompson, 44,4-) a security K jc i e v e i.” Huang later got guard at a local hotel.hc He said A L L NI I G H T ! . -C harles Lewis, The ne.xt level is a S1.8 I jobs at the i bil- the 7 sccond deriemise of the m / ion, 6,000-room resort tlthat famed resort was C o m m e r c e cxccutivc dircctcc t o r o f c h c C c m c r ,-as worth the adelson plans to build on i TEAK *** li^PEC lAAL l Department and I t h e 2 1 /2 h o u r w a it'in\ the tl pre-dawn 12-acre site. c h ill. D em ocratic P a rty . fori) r P u b l i c I n t c g r i c \ ' 62^“^ The Venetian-themmed “We’ve killed anoiheran build- OBSTER )5 • An oil com pa- ___ esort is scheduled to open in ing," said Rich H EDNESDAYS FOR Ol3 N L Y ny lhat recently m Heckendorf, ,. those donatiiations came from com- 199‘999, w ith a 3,000-room tovower packing up camera > settled a long-runninginEpnee.fa. ra gear cars ^ ■ ■ 1 ______> j fo u r f ro m unions. opening p e , in January of th » ing case with tlie Clinti that streamed out off The1 M irage Imlon adraui- individualuals who gave that yeaiear and anoiher 3,000-roi 200 Addison Ave. W. Imom. an ------tlie public. from $2249 . 29 0Z.CA• CAN In all, there were: 14 donors j^ggjn who gave 5100,000 orir mn: o re a n d ■ S J S B " uftiiyitonScriM I Tbclwcohi.i n S e rie s is I I IRB =* AAI did not ask to be repaid.lid. S e v e n o f le Perfect Balance th e Best-SellellingSafe ■■7JJBY'5 ^ N tubr^iN JK U ’ Security, Weight, iii its ClassCl; PUiyi I.M,,l,W,*ta•ivrj, Mtwuii'i- _ . MPKIN II Thanksgivii v in g iire.l.Wi'/sc.-rTr-’vl /larjp/at.-, shiMcwjojboidurij I ' rrlnccll:elln C ut Yam s - 29 oi. cann — .■■■...... riafiffifl'j-’tpinrwAl inimwHiinxi-J,xa. Vp la 14 J ...... % ’ ixT, )/.’■ 1‘i-t Ih jr:rr" acdiv 1 ’ Jiamvn-ii-riTi: iht lilmtnlngi, plui r>uRi •'r/JWii'ir'i . f r o m S Q r^f'.all prrpjrM (rcilix dt " ^t 'c w - H 0 | | 8 7 9 I C R AI N N B E R R Y ^ 1 4 9 9 ______^ $ 1 3 9 5 ^ EA. T h c ^|)|Jp^EA. •anfclin Series Jcffcrso■sm Series V’llftout Coni;irpmij<' /l//i SAUCICE OR WHOLE f Poscnahons I Sugsoslod U li,,I •>$779 from$2j Swansoison B roth - 14.5 OI. ran ....L.Z'...... 2 t o rrM ^ l i pntfction. ML I'diam JS— — BAKERYrFR Fl E SH C r e e k s idd e V a / i r e 1 S t e a l crhousc h c Golden RcRod Oehumidlfier The RANCICH LUNCH OINNEI strikes theIOP- I 00^ wWhith Purchase , DOZ. 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— ------F A A^ ccontroller respons:isible for plane crasl:a s h IATION COLUMUMBUS, Ohio (A P )- An Smith found Mondayy ti h a t ' , air trafficffic controller w as mostly Michael A. Guy, an air• trtre a ff ic responsiblsible for thc crash in 1989 controller, was 70 percenc e n t a t of a smalllall plane that flipped over fault for thc June 14, 198989 crashc p N atn] O N I N Bi F R I E F - 1 S I I \J while landing,lan a federal judge at Port Columbus Intemna atii tio n al Social sipendir -h as ruled.ed. Airport. All four passenj;e n g e r s ' U .S. DisDistrict Judge George C. escaped. C ourt refusesIS to intervene in snsm oking ban WASHINGTON -— A federal appeals courtirt has rejected an /^* attem pt to force ihe; Occupational0 < Safety and Healicalth Administniuon t . lo its long-anridpidpated workplace smoking ban.baj :uts affi'ect poc O SH A in IEW propoo posed banning sm oking in 6 m IEE DIAMOND RlIING GIVEAWAYl Y WASHINGTON (AP) - Cutssin i 104th Congress, allalthough the _ ■ from office buildingsgs toi bars, l)ccause governmeinent health offidals Just sign up! Need notDt be present to win. - had dedared secondJiajJian d sm oke a card n o g en . ro g ram s fo r th e p o o r w en t fafar welfare overhaul billDili passed last eeper than the reductions; iin year — which elimin; Two years later, thethc niles aren’t written. Onenc OSHA employee lin a te s S54 bil- No Admissloo n C h a r g e ;her social spending during th works on ilicm full dme,dm slogging tlirough hundret[reds of thousands of the lion in public-a.ssistan[ance spending 34tli Congress, according to0 a over the next sevc public comments thehe agen^' received about thetht proposal. Many • JrV ' iven years — I ATTEND THE 44TH ANNUAL udy released Tuesday by a prpri- a c c o u n ts for m ost of tl \vere from tobacco corcompanies and smokers who10 iasi.sti secondhiuid if th c total. I ‘RAVAGANZA smoke is not dangeroa<■oas. v alie te Ilib e ral g ro u p . W h ile p ro g ra m s fofi r th c p o o r I JEWv ELRY EXTf TThe h Center on Budget anin d w e r e r c d u c e d SGI billion bi in the S a v e Big for Christmas!C olicy Priorities, which studielies last two years, cutss inir o tlie r e n d - I C ontra leadersirs reject ClA -drug[ rumorsr feder■deral b u d g e t issu e s, found thahat tlcmcnc programss totaledt just WHERIERE; CACTUS PETES, QRiROUND FLOOR DIAMONDfND WASHINGTON —- The former “Commandnder Zero” of the ititlem ent program s for lowow- S4.6 billion, TOWI)WEHS, JACKPOT, NV...L.LOOK FOR THE SIQNSI31 Nicaraguan resistanct,nce told Senate investigatorsors Tue.sday he was icome families and individuallals Thc vast majorityty of( spending unaware a (inancialal backerI earned his moneyey by selling crack :c o u n te d fo r 93 p e rc e n t of alall c u ts fo r th e poor camene ini reductions O N E D A Yf O N L Y ! c ocaine in C alifom ia. idtlement reductions passedIby b, in th e food stam p andd Supplem S ental Saturday, November 3 0 • 10 m <[o 7 pm "Only when he wa‘was arrested in San Diego”” didd he know, the ongress during 1995 and 1996.5. Security Income progragrams. Contra Icatler, Eden1 Pastora, said of Oscar Danilo I Programs for the poor accounimt- Reductions in non-□n-endtlement |i|i ilo Blandon. w ho h a s e d fo DON’T M ISS TH■IIS DIAM OND ackno^vlcdgcd traffiddicking in drugs. 1 for just 24 percent of all entnd- programs showed aa similar: pat- ement spending during tha Pastora and a comrainrade in the resistance. Adolfo'[fo Calero, dism issed hat tem; chose programsns made: up 21 AlAND GOLD JEWV E L R Y S H O W iriod — 37 p e rc c n t o f all enddc ru m o rs thac th e C I/\^ hchad supponed or winked atIt dmgd traffiddng as de- percent of the budgeIget, e.\dudmg ent spending if Social Sccurit; a source of money/ to finance the war againstist the left-leaning rity defense, but accour) u n te d fo r 34 W« haiihavo a largo variety of estateB ]Jewelry, now and uiad Jewelrytelry n’t counted. N icaraguan govem mn ene n t in ilie 1980s. percenc ofthespendiriding cuts. from whowholeiale m anufacturen belowH replacementi cott. ' “The “Tl findings speak for therr:m- Taken together.•. lo1 w -in c o m e ifyoulolu love jowolry bul halo Itio rolail ganlamos, como soo us. Wo will givoI you Ives — those w h o a re poor \vil.vill p r o g ra m s a c c o u ne te d d fo r 23 p er- tho luxurylury of buying oxponslvo jowolry wiwitnout having lo spond outfofloous M ilitants threseaten attack on,U.SI . S . f o r c e s shinly tied for fifdi in |"C; wawar caused their healdi prob- o verall effo rts against;t did ru n k en driving le mIS s aand the government shouldlid k yj> Still, Utaii’s B+ gradeide for preventauve measiu’esis isi; l>ettcr th a n d ie p pay for d ie ir trea tm e n t. C for the rest of tile,e nnation, according to reportort cards released , 'This is absolutely a break- T uesday by M otiiers AgainstA g Drunk Driving. Advocr■ocates for H igliw ay througougli study.” said Matt Puglisi, a n d A uto Safety, a n dI NaNationwide Insurance. American Legion official,d. Efer-i.-' I ‘•lliere seems to Ix;>e a fal.se perception iJiat dieL‘war on dm nk dri- 'e’re veterans’ advocates, so g ving Inus b e en w o a Blut ut ttlie tn itli is. last y e a r im pnirclired-driviiig deatlis ''iV''ve ? believed' thc Gulf War vets rose for the first timec irin a decade,” said ^L\DD Nationa]Nn President along. But for those who arc K atlierine Prescdci. m ore sskeptical and ivanted scien- dfic: pnproof, now w e ’v e got it.” ’uglisi, a member of “ a 1994 Ford PfPR0BEG T|l9MRaiRyGRUfciiiisLS ta 1 9 9 4 M e r c u r y S a b l £ GGS ! Clinton urgedI ti t o b r e a k i m p a s s e! o v e r t r e a t y Dep“partment ?i of V eterans Affairsrs Slock #2980980B I ' ^ StiStock #V217A Stock #V144A WASHINGTON —- TThe president of the privaii.•ate Arms Control lel 'on Gulf W ar illnesses, saidid Was$12,9«:,995 ■ I ' WaWas $17,495 Was $11.995 /\ssodauon is lupng PrtPresident Clinton to break anin impa.ssei over thc study involved alx)Ut 4.000 vet- ST/VRTII nudear weapt.•apons reduction pact ^^•ith RUissiaik by proposing ms mostly from the even deeper cuts. insylvania National Guard, Only Clinton is inI a |posidon to break the staleiilemate. Spurgeon It thc findings are so significant }87 h i i5 ,9 2 4 » 9 . 9 9 9 Keeny, a former depui;pucy director of the U.S. AnArms Control and - lint it’s pro b ab ly n o t im.safe to Disarmament Agency,cy, said. "He should not Ict:t thist: o p p o n u n ity ' tii-'ncraleralize this to the Gulf War escape liim. It m ay non t cicom e again.” populaililiation.” P'reliminary reli results found that ups deployed to the Persian N ew drug to figfight A lzheim er’s apapproved SK■f were more than three times W A S H IN G T O N —— /IThe Food and Drug AdmiIministration has ikely as troops ^vho were else- approved a new drug1 to fight tlie .symptoms o f AlzliJzlieimer’s di.sea.se. "'hereire ito complain of chronic diar- only the second medidilidne for the fatal brain di.seasea.se but one that rhea,■a, .joint pain, skin rashes, promi!«;s few er sid e effe 2 4 . 9 6 7 nesse.1.je.1. Vegas cxpects cro:rowd IAS VEGAS (AI>) — A itotal of 191,000 visitors are expei:p e c te d in La.s V egas o v e r th e T hank;inksgiving , . weekend, providing a non-fon-gaming ! economic impact of S93.22 million.rr A T h e v isito r c o u n t is e.vpci

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BANGKOK, Thailand a n d (A P ) — cn t , chantcd, contributingingtothespiri- P re sid e n t a in t o n singlci igled ou t m il- | ^ U H K b •W tual ambiance of thele ttemple, itary-Icd Burma for c )r ^ The Clintons alsoso visited the Tuesday as he dosed m o s tly . f > -Scripture Hall andid the Hall of positive 12-day Padfic t fic trip fn ic d 1-^ Kings. The^HaU of■ KingsKj usually with warm re^ptionsns andi tours f e is opened just t^sicc:ea n year, but a of o r n a te halls. • special exception wawas made for W i t h o u t s to p p i n g t { . the president to seeL*it. it Clinton dashed from a i a glittering • Thailand was thele Ilast stop on s ta te d in n e r to b < ^ the th e long tr ip Clinton’s post-clcctiorion trip, which ^ hom e. began with a weekeikend vacation '■» “ H a v e you seen evei icn anjthing ■/>:«>' in Hawaii and thenI mim oved on to a f ,. like it? Unbdie^-ablc."^"lheprcsi. i u ' f ~ ^ - J f ' , state visit to Australi;■alia, a su m m it • dent mar\-eled, puttinging his hand A i M M w th Asian-Pacific lc:leaders in the -y over his heart in won .'ondcrmem Pliilippincs and finallially a 27-liour . . after touring the grouni >unds of the :.,“S state visit in B an^ok.ok. Y ' G ra n d P a la c a It was an upbea)eat trip for v H is to n e Vi-as to u g hicrearlicT.in e n • / Clinton, still wearyy fromf his rc- 1/ a speech at Chulal la lo n g k o m ;>, election campaign. HcH e w as I'r'arm- I f University, where hche said the ' . y g ______' ly received at eachh sstop and, at I m i i re fu sa l o f B urm a’s m ie n ilers to mcn-e .• the summit in Maniimila, scored a toward democracy : y t h e victory on the tradee fifront by win- t in nnn-nTir^ reg im e ’s involvem ent in ning agreement for slashingsla ta riffs “are really two sides oof f th e s a m e ------»tMu computers and othother informa- Ilie nm PlPerm Sole. coin, for both repre;ir e s c n t t h e __ i i don technology by theh e y e ar 200 0 . Saveoi'C now on Oomph' jnd Great Fed a b se n c e o f th e n ile ofP lawla\ ." ™ Cfintocs totoe o tb e Ternpla of tho Emerald Bucici]uciciha In Bangkok, Thailand, on 'Cling perms lnc!udcs hjircot H e returns to Wasl'a sh in g to n fac- stylestyle, & SJtis/.Kt’On gu.>rjntccd. Offcffer good Mon-Fri thru V17.' The president praisr a is e d “ t h e Toestiar. ing one of the biggeggcst Cabinet brave i^orm ers in Bumlurma le d b>* shuffles in history,ry, including Aung San Suu Kyi,”i,” the pro- abletoitspco>cople," Clinton said On On a lighter note, the presideiient vacancies at the PetPentagon and democracy leader andan Nobel Earlier t^his year, the Clinton andid his: wife, Hillary R6dhailam State Department, & Peace Prize laureateIte who has administratioItion banned tisits to Clinrilinron, iTsited thcTem pldof th e Coinddentally, Clinllfnton en co u n - come under increasingng pressure the United SSt: ta te s b>- m e m b ers of E mnerald e r Buddha, carved fromm a tcred in Bangkok onc>ne of th e can- and harassment from thethemilitai>'. Burma’s militilitar>- government and singltigle piccc of jade and an itcitcm didatcs for the Pententagon post, I O APPOINTMENT “Every nation has' an interest their fanulieiies. The United States of nationalna veneration. Onlyly a retiring Republican1 S'Sen. W illiath' T NECESSARY in promoting true polii'Olitical dia- cut off econonaomic aid to the coun- day ly earlier, the statute w:ivas ^ o h c n of Maine. C^ohcoh en was on a UJ Mag\ag\c Valley Mall 733-474733 l o p e in B urm a — a dialclialogue that . try followinghg the crushing of a drapiaped with its winter coatt of( congressional trip3 iiin Asia and w ll lead to a rea] fighiight agaiyt pro-democracracy uprising in 1988. goldild and diamonds, valuedI ai t had stopped in Bangkngkok to meet ^ Mon.-Sat. 10-9 • Sun. 11-66 REVIDN crime, corruption andid narcoticsi However, AmericanAn companies moreore than 51 millioiL n id i American and1 TlThai b u sin e ss t l 'I Styl'SIt only Lory a ble.H M ha^r■ rttuj t PROfESSlONAl and a government monlore accept- continue to dodo b u s in e s s in Burm a. Four F o i monks in orange robebes leaders.

Crash elelean-up brii i n g s m 0A % OFFr fH X v m D t nBM i coffin sh(tiortage to s u r f a c e ^ E N ^ iMTwi^ MORONI, Comorosos Islands That was justjus one problem fac- IDOM'TTHHROWMONHEY DOWN (AP) — Coffins weree flownf in ing the Comor THE mm loros Islaniis govern- T u c ^ y to h e lp this Indiaidian Ocean ment after Saturday’sSat crash of a |------resort ^ e care of bodie:dies lotting hijacked EthEthiopian Airlines B«HROOM Bi SINKS UVATORY U FAUCETS in a warehouse three: da>-sda a f te r p la n e killed 12 s t a i n l e sS s ^ I25p«iplc. JJ,SOKI\7. C H lixM aViHl tlie crash of a hijackedd E^opianE There werere finanaal worries, • ' SINGIE S T E EEL L je tlin e r. HANDl£ .^ R E I U W C E h e a lth co n cc^m m s a b o u t th e rottin g WATER ►OklEBCOiS’iW “W e don’t have coffioffins. We bodies stillin in the ocean or at a jxz WS S I N KKS S I don’t even have a perslerson who makeshift morlo rg u e a n d p ro b lem s iTu SAVIONABIUANaSl! 501 A % OFF know s h o w to m a k e coffii}nins,” said tn-cr transponi.in in g h o m e th e dead . ^ lUCrUCW ATU HEARS' - v ^ soK tm t i nu u Justicc M inister Alili BenB Ali, Ben Ali coulcHild n o t e stim a te how SAVs a v e 2 0 ' $ J | 4 9 5 sasAvi:o'$ 1 A 9 5 • SYemTonkWorninly o tu 1 ^ !UJ5lClCtEE spokesm an for a gove:)vcmment much the disastssterw3scosdng.But ||| • 1 Ymt Ports Warning N O W 2 0 Nm o w ’ 1 9 : i 3 a " X 2 1 " .6 ' committee dealing withith the dis- he said the ComorosC< lacks the • Foani Insulation For nergy ^ 9 ” NOW., P O she supported the Allie:[lies during about 20 otherier enterprises. ------W orld W a r n District ofofficials plan to Sal* Ends 12/7ne Officials in her oldi neighbor-ni re\-amp the areaan in the ne.xt few hood of Schoenebergr^; iaud- years, makiiking the future c d th e la te actress’s “ficrce fier resis- Marlene Dictrctrich Street a main tance to German Nanstidsm," have thoroughfarerc through a mixed WE CLADUY ACCEPT: 'OLCO. ■ I------V(YWRC received letters and phophone calls ncighborhoocDod of apartm ents, OR COMPLETE------1 \ 0 from people calling hertier a “non- officcs and stoi3 ores. 3 m l m I BUILDIN)ING MATERIALS CENTERn I German” and a “traitoilitor to the A fmal \-otete o c n th e re n a m in g b>- U Hardware 11 died four the Schocncbeiberg distria coundl A ____ Fatherland.” Dietrich di TWIN FALLS JEROME JI GOODINGNG BURLEV ' is not expeaedtcd until D ec 18, but y e a rs ago. fl 1390 HIQlllANO AVE. E. SISSIS W.MAINST. 113 MAIN ST. 303 N. 0VERIAF4D AVE. h ; reaction prompted a N V IVOLCOI H anns Leske, a Schochoeneberg the negath-e rc ±1 733-S671 3324-6161 934-842727 676-8388 [___ !. \ |TWWfMn| politician who champiinpions the spedal townmeeting m» Monday. renam ing plan, saidi tlthe com- plaints \vere “mostly frofrom o ld e r citizens who still have a yvery co n - > Crete image of Dictrictrich” — ■ namely, of her in a U.SU .S. A rm y uniform, entertaining'American Aj ^ tro o p s d u rin g th e a w . IDAH*IO«> B AK I E R 'S 1DOZENr •• ------; H o l i d ay y Gift Ideal

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l ’ a S c A - 6 ______W ed n esd a y , November 27, I99f'96 T he Tim cs-Ncwcw s E d ito rlJAL Givee principaal benefit ■ TEratiK r-ragM of thes doubt, aL fresh startrt 9 m fWERKiElN H S . T°RE^PVPU1.I? m w n n W K Folk in Filer shoulduld give their new tion; aboutal it. If he had, the; districtdi gglMff ® H a R m cmiwEsciws elem em arj’-school priiprincipal the bene- mightht have been spared the ddi: isc o m - fit of tlie doubt. 'Iliele revelationi of an fonof of learning about it else\vher[lere. unpleasant incidentnt at his previous Onn thet othor hand, Robinsoi s o n a p - job should not derail;lil an othcn\ise re- pearsrs tot be the target of vindicti'ictive en- spectnble carcLT. e m iees s in Wyoming. Someone! ssli li p p e d Last year, Robbie RtRobinson got him- the informationinf to FeusahrensIS a n o n y - self entangled in a popolitical fracas in- mousljisly. volving the teach■chers union in I'eusjusahrens deser\'es credit.for fo vol- 'M g Eranston, Wyo., whereere he was person- untariiiriiy making the informationio n pu l)- Z ^ ' " ' ncl direclor. He finalhally pleaded guilty lie. AftorAf doing his own researc:a rc h , h e to a misdem eanor chatharge involving cir- called; d Tlic Timcs-Wivs last weeke k to in- culation of a boguss 1»letter ostensibly vite usu: to report the situation.o n . T h a t signed by union membmbers. kind1 ofo voluntary disclosure dcd e m o n - Exactly what happippened is in dis- stratesies respect for taxpayers -- a: a s w ell putc. Robinson says•s 1:lie was innoccni as .soplophisticated public-relations:ns .skills. but accepted a pleaa 1:bargain to avoid It \\-asIS thei riglu choice. la iv jc T fees. Other pcpeople say other- Feus!usaiiren.s also appears tot o h a v e wise. Filer's parents anand ta.\payers will madee thet riglu decision about keik e e p in g probably never knowiv thetl whole tmth. Robinsinson. ’Hie new principal ou^o u g lit to But Filer Superii‘rintendent Bill be jud]udged by his perform ance: in Filer. Feusahrens says thee iiincident doesn't W hateitever happened in Wyomiim i n g is '------w arrant firing Robiibinson. The.new not [hethe kind of m isdeed (cliild1 m o le st- principal is a good adiadministrator who ing, forfoi e.xample) ihat must disqtisqualify I JO 'n has perform ed impre:)ressively in Filer, a perserson forever from working- iin n p u l v l’t open the1 ’frid^ige: It’s (OJ. agaiiin Feusahrens says. lie s d:lio ic o ls. llie case has somee troublingti angles. Robi:ibinson will need to u-jtch hishi; step _ _ in a nnoying rela tiv e at ------;------L B asedL*d on what he described in couic o u rt, ’Iliough Robinson didr:idn’t lie about the in Fileiiier. But letiing him make- a f re s h ■ T h a niksgiring, k O.J. Simpson is S im p soo nr qualifiers a s a irife b a tte rerer. r. In incident when he appliiplied for the Filer start: isis probably a safe bet for FilerFil of- ■ wth Ufus again. J u s t a b o u t e v e r j’- th c ir btxx»k “TreatingM en Wlio Battea tte r ,” job, he didn’t vohinteility of vandalism by funneineling picture I’ve seencn of Nicole - e.vcept the to p re se n t th e ev id en ce w t hh m ore W itiiout ‘ein there can o n e w iio saw iiim b e tw e:en e n 9:35 p.m. and seems to fic past the new residence that’sthr ones she had takaken de p ictin g b ru ise s a n d ful m om e n tu m a n d dam ag inag g ef-e s p r in g . B 1();55 p.m . on Ju n e 12,199-99-J, tiie niglit powerful er construction for the parkk c u ts sh e s a id werrere inflicted by Simpson - im pson m ay b c found guilty't thi: h is • For tiie gifts of cliihl.ildrL-n'sdirtvdi- Nicole and Goldman w ereire murdered, feet. Sim ;e r. shoiv fla w le ss skiskin. n \vhicli e ase h e will lose somme e apers and tantrums. TiuThe,-,end. mi, " X N either does iie iinve anT e:e.vplanation for rime, in i le existing entrance has beeileen ad- Simpson didadmit at that her split lip in '. Buc h e ivill srill h av e his lifefc aia n d p atience and humility. tile bloody footprints lefth hby expensive money. I ate for all the years the Mal:lalad one picture “loolKiks lik e m o re" th a n tiie edom, which is considerably mcm ore • For the freedom toio lioi bad Ihiiigs ^‘1';“'" siioes o r th e gloves fo u nid d ata the murder his freed i ge site has been a state parka rk . It rc*sult o f h e r cleaeaning process. He took Icole and Goldman have. which carries with it ,hofro.d„.,„.tht. .scene a n d Sim pson’s h ouseuse. Simpson has than Nic os'e to the freew ay.. I’eoplee uuse “full responsibilililitj’” for h e r in ju rie s [ove. been photographed weaririring tiiese items, ------Io, the entrance has not beereen (from face cleaniining?) but denied punch- f7i(3rnas if a /Iryjc/es 7Vriics • For anger which,, whenwl horn though he has denied everi-cr o^NTiing any of Cal 77ii Los s r the park ranger’s homc, bbu u t th e ing o r sla p p in; g her. h o??urnnis again, reveals the tendeidernossofmer- them . xist. :s are locked at night to prevr e v e n t cyand forgiveness. or traffic (and il’s quite a hhii ik e to • For,tiie darkness; of night whose facilities for any would-beL* vvi a n ------^ hand creates the awesoiisomely delicate —L e t t eERS ------beauty of a sunrise. ). le 2350 Road is a narrow, fafar rm - • For the crude Crayrayola scrih- . ' larket road locatcd in the Ihi my car for not wearing’their tli belts. I makingg imyself understood, Peoplep lc blings of a little childd spreads like . iia g e r - - pafcnts • festiitraln children in cars Highway D istrici. The last i wouldn’t want to live wit:,vith that guilt. learn to0 w rite well through voracioic io u s artist seeds across the,e bedroom1 7 -,]; I am w riting’ ilin concern for the chil- th mile of this road is gravel N ot h a v in g y o u r c h ild in i n a ; car seat is reading,g, and people will read vora-3ra - w all. oci.nt dren of the Magagic Valley. la m a na- \ adequate road for its prese against the law, and youDU cani bet that ciously> ifi: they arc encouraged to0 • For the political turmtur oil all ;6 o o n t i v e o f T w i n F aalls l but have lived in but adding 30,000 cars (60,0 if I sec any child in a car:ar without be- read mailaterial relevant to their liveliv e s. around.m e from whicii:ii bI) o so m bios- cfn Oregon and WaiWashington for the past id trip) per year would mean ing placed in a car scat,t, I will be call- If teachchers and parents can managtla g e soms the soul-searching„ g W ho five years. I havave recently moved this road would have to be i ing tho police. I encourafrage everyone to instillill a lovc of rcading (as Racha c h c l om I. wiiy do I e.\ist? ijn*.. back to Twin, atand I am very disturbed •ed. The im proved and maim else who cares about chilhildren todo Denny’s’s family and teachers clearl;:a rly • For the spouse whohosolsmeoff, ' J f.,11* about the lack: ao f c o n c e rn fo r th e c h il- :e costs of this road would fa th e sa m e . d id somncwhere e along the line), stu-stu - all a-tither, w ithout w)io.'iiom I could nov- nance i rriVt dren here. atrons of our highw ay distri< There are places arounlund the Magic dents wi,vill follow their passions or know my inner weakraknosses. n,H i, '.'5 In a ll m y traivels, v . I haven’t seen so is an unnecessary’ financial Valley that will donatei oroi loan out car throughh the written word for thee rer e s t • For monotonous work,woi wliich of- V”' many children1 co u t o f c a r s e a ts o r s c a t scats, and you can usuall;ally find seats of theirr liv1 e s, fers me long hours to praypr: and'won- b e lts a s I h a v e\ ssince being back here, fairly cheap, comparedJ wwith hospital Newss cof a different topic: I reccnc e n tly d e r. W eL“ were given com m ent forrnsrns at It is very troublibling to see children (in- bills or even a funeral.. TlThis irrespon- had tiiee ichance to preview a fascin;c in a t- • F orthe pain of chilcilildbirtli whicli is tlie heclearing, but they were addre;Jressed fants and toddleIlers) sitting on their sibility has got to stop!! Aren’tAi chil- ing docu:um entary directed by a col-:ol- exceeded only by its inttintriu-sic joy and to JUBJB Engineers. Y our commentents parents'lap whihile driving. Don’t the dren worth saving? le g e b uiddy d of mine. Bob Burnett'st ’s p e a c e . re g a rdrding ! location of the park en-en parents know ththat if by chance they T IN A LA M P “ B a c k frifrom the Brink; Saving Ameim e ri- • For cuts, bruises andant broken trancece need to be sent to Yvonne’ne were in a wreck;k that the child is most T w in Fiill.s ca's Cititties by Design” will air fromo m 9 arms. Tiiey teacii me patiencepat and Ferrellell, I'.O. Box GS, Boi.se, ID 83720-83: likely going toI bbe the one to get seri- to 10 p .n.m. this Friday (Nov. 29), on p r u d e n c e . 0 0 6 5 . ously injured or killed? Their little Public Television. It tells hhov o w And especially I amI grgrateful to my Jhis < en- bodies will gett Fpushed up against the English as critical a sS sportss Idaho Pu is decision about the park en , th r e e AAmerican n towns - includingng Sil-S father who created mee iiin his image trance •e deci- steering wheelsIs with all the weight of Thanks to Liz W right ft ce will be an adm inistrative d ity, Calif,, about the size ofjf and gives me all theseL‘ toysto to play sion. Sc itrators the parent behitlind them. I am the earthing the stories of Ri So far, the park’s administra Rachel Denny ^whi^al'alls - reinvented and rc-encj;n c r- with, because he lovess mme, I suspect, a have dt id Park mother of a 17-n’•month old, and I and iier young friends,, theth Twin Falls : decided to build the M alad I hemsclves through urbani pplc la n - lut more than I know. Th■Ihanks ever so ranger’ the ex- wouldn’t even tlthink about noc putting High School students dc\devoted to writ- ^ er’s new home away from the id innovative architecture.c. nm cli! i s t in g entrance.e This ver>- act sug-;ug- her into her cari r s e a t . ing. Thanks, too, to thec c that the decision to move! th e I d o n ’t u n d e rrstand s how parents deeming their story wort!orthy of a Sun- back to t g e s ts tl 3 those heady meetings a few B e rg e r ince has already been madeJ c c o u ld ta k e th e! lilives of their children day’s Pago 1.1 have noth)thing against e n tr a n t Igo where dozens of Twin FFal a lls w itlioout u i regard to input from thelie pub- and put them in such great danger. If sports, but we too seldomom give ade- years agi \ Its gathered to speak of theiih e ir ______a parcni-docsn'tl’t want to-pui-on.lheir -----— quatc recognition to studjudentswhoex- : for 6'ur city - everything fro m Public Input sought oron rest area *''=— , , o w n s e a t b e l t .ffine, i : that’s their choicc, cel in areas outside athlc >’ou have com m ents on the M; ’c-style community of mixed-

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______O p inINION W bly let faacts int(terfere with 1:atest liiberal crusad(( ieF M merica'ica’s TV news cov- t------th a t th e pay-out is only thle e first those race-rclaticItions sessions'that years..irs. H e " o fte n e.xtends c re d it, Economists (juotcd1 in 'Tlie e ra g e ai ste p to w a rd ju sd c e. thc company husius now a g re e d to giveses peoplep tim e to p a y for Times believe that an1 imimproving ’ d riv en ll &FEV1;v e n G r e e n h u t I 1 bit too fund in an even;n bigb g er w ay. replairs a in a n d h o ld s w e lfa re checkss economy, a cultural shift;hift toward / m prcssinjsing ev en ts of the d all’s B u t n e v e r mlind. int T h e fa c ts a n d andI otheroti important mail for more traditional behavioavior and a A JBkday andin d m ore by the I I lu ld w e a m a n ’s c a r e e r• andar reputation neiglibglibors.” . reduction in welfare benefitsbeni for m a n u fa c tu re d c ru s B ut ih e re ’s so m e th in g a b rusadcsand with itsts 5supposedly mistreated lg gasps are small mattene rs a s wo p u rg e Iss thistiv th e ty p e of ra c ist single mothers havc proppropelled c rises th a t lib e ra l a g le efu l ab o u t Ja c k so n a n d : al a a iv is ts and customners. er B ut a n y o n e w ho e a ts < nent corporate Ameriie rica of its “ D ea d Jack-sokson is ta rg e tin g ? these positive developmepm ents. [heir p o litic a l cohoi>horrs so zealous- a t low-pr pouncing on this issue. Coul •priced restaurants knows lg an W h ite E u ro p ea a n n M a le ” c u ltu re . AUl n adjacent a new s sto ry in Thc Someo'ne should sharela re that ly pro m o te . b e w atch in g th e la st, dying b a d servi;rvice isn’t confined to ' V funds N o b ig d e a l e ithih e r if a b oycott T imies es puts\ th c m a tte r in d e a re r sto ry w ith Ja c k so n , Shar]harpton, “ W h a t \vill it bbe e tomglit?"t I members o f a d v il rig h ts estab lish m e ters of a n y o n e ra c ia l group. 1 n in g h u n s th e sm all1 businessbi o^vners, focus.us. ItI points ro th e g re a t eco- M fu m e a n d o th e rs w holio pprefer reg u la rly a s k m y wiw ife a s we plop T h ec h more interested in keeping churcli fire hysteria was 1 in d u d in g m a n,y y mn iiiorities, w ho , nomnic ic: strides bla ck s h a v e m ade inn self-sen'ing grandstandirnding to tlie down in front of ch< o ld b a ttle g o in g - a n d n e w f th e TV to \vatch extinguisluished after research a t _ ru n T e x a c o ’s gas;as stations. rccentent decades.■ It a k o docum ents; real business of improvinoving the tlie c v e n in e news. ‘-‘A new sm dy p ro v ed tl com ing in - th a n in conrecti /s. d th a t w h ite c h u rc h e s w ere tape A reccnt Neww Y^ ork T im e s tliereversal rev o f som e deva.stadng "lives of A m erica’s m inorinorides. show ing th a t tobaci sacco execudves burnedd aabout a s o f te n a s bla ck 1 using described thc o^vnerow of a Texaco sodalial trendst: - violence, out-of- b eat th e ir w ives■ aat t twi ice th e c h u r ^ e s H e re ’s w h at h a p p e n e d at ties, th a t th c n u m b e r of 1 immato- stadon in innerosilsilJ (CD'S](i lhroui;h D ecemi ber 1,, V199() only. The niirirniiifii h.il.imiilaritc lo ly in d e d p h e ra b le ta p e show sexual harassm entn t ssagas unfold M fu m e areni o u tra g e d - sim ply 1 d ia t th c n-word rea lly m a yen 1 d y o p e n .in ,ic•iccounl .ind of)l.irn th f Annu.ilJ.1I PercenMseI Yield (APY) is ‘I.0(.IKK)-', lhe maximum isSIOO.OOd,000. a t U.S. m ilita ry bas(ja se s a n d he ard ou trag;ed e d - by the tape-recorded ( k holi- b e e n N icholas. T h e now -sad A penally m.ivm.i\ be im posed for e.iriy vvilhdr.iIr.iw.il. about a su p p o se dd C:CIA plot to conversaiisation of Texaco execu- ( ring T ex aco o ffid a l w as a p p a re n flood in n e r citic s; wiw ith crack tiv e s discliscussing th e ir m in o rity 1 ly o id complairung diat thc black I cocaine. lu rin g program.prc Even though the i such as TT" day, K w anzaa, w as d e tra c tir The facts neverT stseem to get in companymy has a g re e d to pay m il- t : je lly I holiday attention from jolly tlie 'v ay. A fte r e nduid u rin g b a d pub- lio n s to0 sest td e th c m a tte r, th e se I irmless 1 ^ Sc. N ick. O th e r re m a rk s - su lid ty , D e n n y ’s camime e to terms civil riglugilts le a d e rs a r c saying c ro n e of D.L. iVANS 1B a n k d ie u se o f th e te rm “ b la c k ji MAGIC VALLEY'S'S HI O M E T O W N C O M M UUNITY t HANK, b e an s” - tu m o u t to b e h a m _____ Twin1 IFalls Albioiion R u p e rtrt B u rleyy divcrsity-speak le a rn e d a t 0: e t t e i t . 7 3 4 --5700 5 ; 673-53(5301 436-BA NNK 678-907676 - L :r ------■ Member FDIC. Buy it. Sell it.931. ^ Paper’s articlee abuseda abuseo of f p o w e r. Filer School Board, for- ■Trade it. 733^)9 power, InjuredI rc r e p u t a t i o n ly, seems to have the I , D o n e w s p a p e rsrs havch to con- good sensense to see this vendetta form to any Idndcl ooi f e th ic s w h en f o r w ha a t tit I is. p rin tin g s to rie s whichw h miglit MARVRVDUNSTON m m m tarnish someone'si's ire p u ta d o n ? T w in1 Falls Fi Y o u r fro n t-p a g e ia rtic le of Nov. 23 headlined'ed “Past haunts (Editor'for’i note: A mix-up ott our n ew p r in c ip a l a t FFiler” i refers copy deskcaused thc story to to a contentiousI politicalpo con- publishedledon tw o se p a ra te pages. tcst for a school su|s u p e rin te n d e n t W c rqgn?tTO lhe mistake.) in W y o m in g w here e re a bogus faxed letter, suppoip o se d ly w rit- I------ten by three unionton members, U/ri Wt D edided Ol>ur BusirQess • congratulates thele othero mem- Mwt\Mte to us bers for defeatingng tht e lo se r of th e s u p e rin te n dlent’s e n t race. Was T'®' Tlmo9-Now8 w elcomes not this headlinee w ritte n to b e ters * from rea d ers on overly dram atic forfo r su c h a >cts of public in te re st To Banl'd n gD eecisions political non-event'2 nt? 3 sure Sl your letter Is pub- T h e f a c ts a s preSiresented cer- ''shedd promptly, pi hero oro 0 juldellnes to remember; tainly do not justifyuifyafront- ch lottor should Includc p a g e s to r y o n t hle e nmatter and u Each I vrltof's signature, mail- Shoulc.iB e Maade In ^{n certainly do not wawarrant an iddrcss ond telephone identical article,, word-for-word,wi ber. Typewritten lotlers in th e M a g ic V allejUcy scction of irefoned. because thoy the same paper. . , , , allow/fa fa s te r hondling with The Timcs-NcwsIt'S s h o u ld b e le sschance ch£ of error, Exotic: Far Awvay Plac(:e. ashamed to injectect them- QUittQrttors moy bc brought to selves into a contiintroversy in our ‘winTwir Falls offico. mailed w h ic h W y o m in g CountyC to P.O.!0 . Box 5 4 8 , Twin Falls. Prosecutor M ikece Green< has ID833C3303, or sent by fax to an obvious vendeidetta against (203).) 734-5538. 7; Robinson. Yourr articleai is an

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A r o)UND i THEV/GALLEY Voluntteers tuirn effcbrts to holidayI y seaso])n By Kevin Miller Liquor store; i robbed; liTlme>Wew writer______' • Want to help? HEYBURN - Thanksgiving for Groupsps thfOuEhout tne Magic Valioy needeed police seel( witnessesv c,C hugg h a s g o tte n so big. s h e cc use a 1, clolhing and toy donations Uiis holi- day season,sc not to mention volunteers,rs. TWIN FALLS - A TwTwin Falls liquor store little h d p . To hcl(lelp out. call any of these agencies,js.or or was robbed at gunpoint She began devotingJier Ufe to diariiy In touch witJi ycur local church: M onday evening, and work,in 1985, and the holidr illey House. Twin Falls, 734-7736, police are seeking wit' table has grown more crowdiwded every fforfor Roger Wyatt. ric&ses. year. ilping Hands Mission. Burley. 678-8 A lone man robbed Commemorating theh c 0. asl(forHa:el Reeves. the Idaho liquor Store Thanksgiving meal servecvcd at the • ShcplephcrcJ’s Kitchcn, Hcyljum. 678- at 412 Second Ave. E., Shepherd’s Kitchcn in1 1H e y b u rn 4. asK for Editn Chugg. at 6:05 p.m., according Tuesday night, tlie tables were • The;e Salvation Army. Twin Falls, 733- to Twin Falls police. with more than 100 people. ' 8720.0. osk for Copt. Roger Davts, The man carried a gun “I still get such a trecnendoiidous feeling and forced the clerk on from all of this,” said Chugg,gg, a former i , . . ' S', duty to hand over cafe owner who still serveses iup meals 4 ^ ^ J m o n e y , police say. Robbery suspect wiwith a smile, even if customcDmers never ^ ^ C hillili’s restaurant in Twin Falls■alls wil! The gunman threat-■at- tiltip. ^ providiide a frcc turkey meal on ThurTiursday, .ened to hurt the clerkk ifii she looked at him, Volunteering is her life yeyear-round ' the second year in a row,•ow, th e sa id Twin Falls police; Sf Jim Massey. The nonow. With another holiday sea. arion Army ivilJ b u s iam iJieses f(fo file season start- J ^ : ' t _ man left the store onin J fo o t w ith an undis- ini ^■" ml 11>^ restaurlurant who otherwise wouldn't.In't have ing Thursday, the urge to volv o lu n te e r is . d o s e d am ount of cash,, M assey said. ccreeping r into the conscienceice of many »ivw Ku»/ni. tw im a T hanksgiving ^ m eal, The liquor store is ownedow by the state of pepeople. ast year it was really hard. I’m real- Volunteers serveYe an early Thanksgiving dinnerir Tue$di)fTi at the Shepherd's Kitchcchen In Heybum. jy ggj,i Idaho, but the robberyy carriesc no additional Chugg | a n d o th e rs co u ld u se» tl th e h d p , jntimental and I cried thele w hole charges because of Uie!he state’s ownership, "We could use anybody who^ho w ants to tim e ,” ;said Chili’s m a n a g e r Timii GeiGenirj^. M assey said. A rm ed rojb b b e ry iS a fd o n y . co:come in and serve or cook sonsomething," at the Gentlee Shepherd5 Alliance chiu-ch,:h, T uesday, T liu rsd a y a nnd d iFriday from 5 to •as sad to see that many people3ple who The robber is describir ib e d as a w h ite m an, saisaid the founder of Shepherd’srd’s Kitchen which serveses dinner every Monday,y , 7:30 p.m . 5 7 ” to S’S”, w ith a s l ijh ^ t t build. H e w as wear- Pleaso see VOLUflTEER,1, PagoPag B3 in g a d a rk stocking c appand a i glosses, Anyone m th informatiiia tio n on th e suspect is asked to call Twin Fall'alls police Detective k D en n is R inehart a t 736-2:6-2212 o r 736-2200, GobbDie, gc3bble Former local nenewsman named Batt’s> spokesmans T h is is th(le hfe: M i BOISE - Frankin k u r t a u g h Lockwood, a formeri e r Twin Falls resident who covers politics and the t u r k e y s p)ared ^ for 33 r d h o H d aa y Legislature for The Idaho Statesman,an, Tuesday was named By!3yH.R.Welxol has strutti:Iting contests with the otherier t tom Gov. Phil Batt’s chief TImirimes-Wawt correspondent______tu r k e y s while wl the females sit around;nd : and sp o k esm an , ------w a tc h . Wh Vhy would we want to gett rid of Batt said he inter­e r - MURTAUGH - This turke;■key has some- somethinglg lh a t’s so m uch fu n ? ” viewed several candi­ iling to bo thankful for. T ip to n recognizes r< her son’s concern2m andj dates before appointingin g Like the s ta r tu rk e y w h o esca:scapes desuaic- fondness forfc his turkey. Lockwood to succced:e d Frank Lockwood lion yearly in the co m ic: stripst B.C., a “Yes, wewc may kill Columbus somene tl day, Amy Kleiner, whoh o MVlurtaugh u turkey won’tn ’t but not rig ri| h t accepted a positioilion with Micron bee3ccome the main dish forf o r ■ ------n o w ,” s h e sasaid , T ec h n o lo g y Inc. • V/erla ei Tipton’s Thanksgiving oing to Lockwood in 1992 waiwas a delegate to the in g 'W 'ejusK kddedwlw nhI he was Mk, ''"'e'rc soinf din;iinner. p u t h im in1 a slshed Democratic National ConventionC( while a Columbus is a 2-year-old tomom £’■<’'ddo an experimethmttoscehcni) with scrawon>' on the la w stu d e n t a t th e U niv e rs ity of Idaho, turl:urkey o\vncd by Tipton’s 12- e won’t Prior to joiningg the Stotcimon, yea/car-old son, Paul Buckley,By bighe'dfft, btitzre tiei■e^c^cted sp e n d Lockwood worked forir Thej Times-News in Ea< e r out- T w in Falls. iach year the bird has been^,en him to ffvw this e h e ’s He is an attorney whowh received a law dieduled for butchering prior “ rs d o n e in i degree from U of I an(and an undergradu- 0 th e holiday season. 1 th e ate degree in politictical science from "But how can anybody kill a - P aaul i Buckley. H arvard, where he wrote for the urkey like Columbus? H e’s w e ’re Harvard Crimson... A.A t o n e t i m e , h e ny best friend," B uckley sa id . proud 12-year-ar-old owner spoiling him,im, i but clerked for Sth Distri;trict Judge Daniel “Mom wants to butcher ^ , , w e ’v e e nijo jo y j e d M eehl in Twin Falls. Coli^lumbus, but I don’t because of turkey!y Columbus him so muchuch ive ------j u s t c a n ’t thi Lockwood ^srill beginn thotl new job during hle’s e ’s been here a long dm e, so ------I th in k ^ the week of Dcc 9. He[e wiUv earn S45,000 a vhy spoil it now? He’s gott a o f e a titin g y e a r . onger life to liv e .” C o lu m b u s, at least not this ThanksgivinJivine," H H H '°cColumbus was purchased as a tiny chick she said, foor r 69 cents from D & B Supiupply in Twin The turlirkey has won championm a n d Gooding schoolols get F■alls. a ll He has grow n to a b o u tc ththree feet tali' reserve championch bird awards att Tv Tw in ild weighs a lm o st SO p o u n d s.s. F a lls C o uiity n t fairs. 2-day holiday bibreak “We just decided when he was little, “But whehen we took him to a bird showihow in /e'd do an experiment to see:e howh big he’d Caldwell,, hih e ivas so tire d h e w asn ’t hislis best,b( GOODING - G oodinglg sschools will bc dis- ;et, but we never expectedd h im to grow H e j u s t laicnid around relaxing and wouldouldn’t missed at 11:40 a.m..m. today for the I thhis is big,” the turkey’s carctakcr,kcr said with a strut or ananything, so he got boat outou t by Thanksg! vins holiday. chuihuckle, another tonom turkey," Buckley said, There will be no sch5Chc.ol Thursday or ■ Columbus is just too m uchch fun to kill, The Tiptcpton famUy has raised turkeyseys for F rid a y . F o r m ore informmation al call the school AW» HiriTH/TM Vmt mw _ • Bluckleysays. ud about 20 years.y( Columbus is the first■st fc fowl a t 934^941. Ab<\ boy and his turkey: Paul Buckley, 1 y, 12, of Murtough can't bear to eeeiee his friend, a 2 -year-old ‘ COne Percent Initiative. I thi think llie East End Providenlers ask for only new theh e R e v en u e a n d T a x a tio n C omimmittee. n ■ '-vfi*}.| S o m e H o u s e m em - ship because ho wouldId like1 to reform that’s a misconception.”r toys and coats •• no otherr cldothing. RRep. Jim Kempton, R-Albion,on, said he /,| ^ bers, most notablyr die tax system to a llo wV vivoters more sny He ha:las heard rumblings that thele bibusi- hasIOS ask e d H o u se S p e a k e r M ikce e SimS pson ^ Rep, Mark Stubbs, R- over property and saleslie s ta x e s a n d co n e s s conom m unity m ig h t n o t b e so willingwiili or that chairmanship. But hch c d o e sn ’t ^ Sti Twin Falls, have5 minimize dissatisfactionion with the tax to financince opposition to Rankin’ssp pn ro p - Wendell plans sspecial mow how much luck he’ll haveIVC g e ttin g Jim Kemptonin a r g u e d t h a t th ei system - a dissatisfactiiction fueled by erty tax-ix-cutting proposal, particularljlarly if c . ______Ho,i4s.c_sho.uld_stop_I— Coeur d’Alene activistJU.Jlon.Rankin and Rankinn removesi elements distasteful:eful to — — Clty^Gouncll memeeting------‘' hHe’s the vice chairman; of tth; h a t com- assigning committeesi his One Pcrcent Initiativecive to limit prop- business:sses; nittee now, but Rep. Donnaa JonesJi of by seniority becausebe term limits soonI erty taxes, WENDELL-The Wen'cndcll City Council ""i" Please sec KEh^PTON. PagePageBS , w ill meet at 7 p.m. Tut ito w o rk out a com prom ise, /— 'Engineers in Twin Falhalls, is nfanoger of yvi iving Center is changing hanlands and transition." she:c said, sioners say they'll sendid theiri juvenile Earlierier this month. Twin Falls Cour:ounty 'y the dty’s water-system1 ir im p ro v e m e n t pro- ill lose its facility for mentallyUly handi- "We will contintinue to provide quality offenders to a n o th e r d c’tention te i center, if sent a lelletter to the Jerom e and Goodiooding ' ^ je c t . capfapped kids. of carc to our residentsn and support to an impasse over thele iSnake River countyacommissioners, saying thatt if tlthe Fire Chief Red Orr mwill seek finandal The Tl official closing is schcchcduled our families,” said Social Servicc Juvenile Detention CenteiIter continues. countics:s do not sign contracts withih tl the approval from the cour}uncil to have the Monlonday if everything goes as5 planned.pl Director Tambn>ra H ellw in k el, Twin Falls County oflofficials, mean- dctennotion centcr by Monday, the centcentcr a ty ’s firefighters vaccini:inated against dis- Adn.dministratorLori GreenawoldId s;sa id T h e m o st sigiignificaht change is that wliile, sa y they’ll h a v e no trouble filling won’t tatake their juvenile offendersrsany- ar eases that-could be contrtItracted whilo extri- - AsA< of Dcc. 1, Sun Rise H ealealth will the Intermediatiate Care Fadlity for the the juvenile center in;n ^Twin Falls, if more, eating victims from automlomobile acddents. overversee all four Beverley facilicilities in Mentally Retard•rded flCFMR) will not be Jerome and Gooding counju n tie s sto p using “ W thhey e didn't come to some sortsort of The council m il holdd aan executive ses- Iaho, said Teresa M iller, dirC'irector of relicensed, MillcHer said. the center becausc off a dispute over agrccmenent and sign the contracts,:ts, i we sion to review personnel,lel. All department nursursing. Monday’s dosing \villill indudei Residents of)f the ICFMR, however, daily rate s. h a d co0 take a stand,” Twin FalF a lls heads have been askedi tcto submit employ- the10 Magic1 Valley M anor in Wem'enddl, as will be given amplear time to find other Despite this, commissiorsio n ers from both ‘ C om m ississioner Brent R e in k e said. ce evaluations. w eell ll as facilities in Lewistoston and placements, shele said. counties ho p e a m e e tinlg g t(to d a y w ill head B u t JJerom e e County commissioneloners MIcCall. cC T h e lic cn sc ivcwon’t be renew ed, accord- off a split over rates a t: thithe Snake River say the; ccenter’s rate of S125 a day,ly. p er Compiledled from staff reports M M: iller does not expect tthi h i n g s to Pie’lease see QOODINQ, Page B3 ccnter. Pleaso see CENTER, PagoPagoB3 J

I B-2 TlmevNawi. Twin Falls, IdahIdaho Wednesdsy, November 27.1931996

M a g ic V a lLLEY i Wells newspajr .per shut:ts down N o cri'iminal ccharges jfiled By Elaine Swanson about ordinaryiry people and their a blowlow to thc community, as well, Tlme^News correspondent joys and sorroiTOWS. I s h a re d com - resididei e n ts say. munity mealsils with the people. “ItIt isi; disappointing to hear our. againsst Ketchtium poli[ice chielif WELLS. Nev. - Aft<^fter' 104 attended festi\stivals and sporting localal paperp is out of business. It issues, WelJs’ weekly new:lewspaper, events, joinedid a church. I wrote had1 a local1 flavor... and I lookeded Tlie Ruby Mountain Rcriic n c w , h a s .. . . ■■ ■ ■ ■ f o nrt-ard ra r to reading it cach week,” By Julie C asey Lynn tradve leaveave with pay while the ScSchlender has no plans to ffile ile a ceased publication, citiniting busi- '.Jiem allli'! ton'll nriZ'Sfxtper sa id1 Vemon Vi Dalton, president ofo f T1me»Neyr» eorreipondetrtint investigationdon was under way. d\dvil stiit at this time. H e wouw o u ld ness problems relatedc d to th c ‘ ‘ W ellsUs R1 u ra l E le c n ic Co. “S h e h aasn’t sn been rehired yet.t ra:•ather negotiate a settlemim e e n t to w n ’s sm a ll eco n o m ic basibase. ISgom^ing//iez:'(3)' “it'sIt’s sad, b u t like so m any thingsgs KETCHUM - NoIo criminal We’ll havee ton wait and see what wivith thc dty and its insuranPn, h av e com e to en jo y in lif e ... thtie e chargcs Vill be file,led against action theJ dty d takes," Schlender coi:ompany, he said, but if a sesettl ttle - >o,^'Expn^r S u firsr issues, but we hopeo p c U l h a . O jm elO l, dI-to\vn ne^vspaper is going thetie Ketchum Police CChief Cal said. “I enowkno that Ms. Kildare menent can’t be reached, litigatiigation W ells \TOuld grow and we ^Vl^vou]d be w a y/ of the Pony Express,” busi-si- ' NevJdnd after an indndepcndcnt wants to returnret to work, but it isis p i ^ b l e . on tJie ground floor withla ar n c s t a b - ,,, , _ nes^o^ 'o m a n E lla L ee Can}ne said, prosecutor determinened charges be extreitr e m e ly difficult fo r h e r 1Kildare’s assault and botteu t e r y lislied newspaper when1 thisth hap- - -lla LccCaronc, jerrerry and Robin (Potts)s) were unwarranted inn ant altcrca- (when shea returnsr< to work) with ch;:harge ogainst Nevland iss jju u s t pened. But we can’t hang xficld and Bob and Pattycy tion with another Keti:etchumoffi- Nevland ash.ts h e r boss.” on.>ne aspect in o “course off cco o n - K ->■ _ Wcllsbubusinesswoman Haqdn longer," coowner Kate Mart id re n o f R u p e n p u b lish ed thl e cial. S c h lc n ddcr e : has requested a duiluct for a number of years.i. HHi e r ^iartin said she lovedd b e in g a T h e2 Ruby R Mountain Revieww Ketchum’s animal cccontrol offi- copy of thehe investigationi report trereatm ent on the job has beene e n a part of this small communiunity. about the new!:wly bom and those fromn JuneJ 1994 until July 1995.5. cer, Judy Kildare,e, accuscd by the attontomey general's office. vioiolation of pubUc policy, a fofor rm “I camc to Wellsils from who died andd \were mourned by Thenjn the paper was sold toto Nevland of physicallyly a s sa u ltin g W eith h a5 s nono t re le a s e d th e re p o rt o)f f harassm ent and discriminm ino- Memphis, Tenn., .t big cit>'.cit> H e re 'h e ir fellow wayrayfarers. I ivill miss M artiirtin and Jim Terrell ofaf her after a City Halli ll d is a g re e - to ih e d ry or oi Kildare’s attomey. tioiio n . T h a t’s as specific as I ca a n bI e in Wells, I enjoyed beingng pan| of WeUs very muduch.” McmplTiphis, who published it fromm m e n t Sept. 18. Schlenderr s:said it’s not unusual atIt ith is tim e ,” S l e n d e r said.I. ■ p e o p le ’s liv es,” sh e s.nid.1. "I wrote The loss of thethi weekly paper is Julyr 199519 u n til Nov. 14.1995. . B lo in e C o u n t y Prosecutor P r for the attortomey general’s officc IKildare has been advised; d bt y Douglas W erth remove3ved himself not to releasease copics of rcpons, heiicr attorney not to discuss^ thtt e from thc case because« i it involved but underr thetl Idaho’s Victims casa se . a. local police officccer. Werth Rights Act,:t, “we’re‘ entitied to a “The “ whole issue was unforrfo rm - — O b i t'U i A R IE S — requested an investigatRation by the copy of thc t investigation naiiate,” Nevland said. “I tto! o l d Idaho attomey geneneral’s office reports,” helesaid. s repeponers several times that I ddi id ______ForF obituary rate Information,>n. call 733^)931, extension 278;78______then forwarded thehe office’s Ketchumm City< Administrator notlothing wrong and didn’t expex p e c t repon to an independindent prose- Jim Jaquetet said,« “I can’t reolly anjn y c rim in al ch arg es to b e filed,ile d . I ■ t n they moved lo) TiTwin Falls 10 raise ' ‘A m n F a l l cutor, Jerome Countyy IProsecutor say much aboutabc the case because dotlon’t want to bad-mouth anyony o n e . ihoir family. Loahah spent many years ^K im berly John Horgan, for reviewiew. things areJ stillst playing out. Tm No'lo w w c a r c d e alin g w ith whcth«e th e r in lh e d rap e ryy b u s in e s s , retiring D -u r f a O Irom Ramsey's; Window Coverings 1 «■R. UrJe ‘i t ’s my understaniinding that J'ust g la dto to havc the criminal orr noti she comes back to worliVork. in R a y dJa a Read Unc. 65. of Mr. Horgan said thatat although aspectsoftheth e c a se behind us.” I t’s:’s u n d e d d e d a t th is tim e." w as ann aactive member ol Kimberly,ly, died( Salurday. Nov. 23. there was an altercircation, he Jaquet ladhad not seen the inves- TThe final dcxision on whethee th e r tno L ad ies ol thc Elks. Twentieth 1996. atJt IhoII M ountain Viow C aro didn’c think crim inallal charges tigator’s repoijp o rt e ith e r. Kiliildare retxims to work is upu p tot Conlury Club.. M unicipal L a d ie s Center in Kimbcriy.K were warranted;” Kilda[dare’s attor- Whetherr criniinala charges will thetie “City Council, moyor• aan n d Goll A ssociation,'n. The Sridgehouso, Sho was.vas born Sopl, 3. 1911. in ney, E. L ee S c h le n d e rrsaid. ss be filed lashas no relevance in a Judu d y . S h e m ay n o t is-ant to ree tu tu r ra and First Presb'sbyicnan Church. Marion,, Idaho,Ic the daughier of Kildare has been on adminis- civil suit,, SchlenderSc suid. But tov> w rk ,” Nevland said. Leah know not)t za stranger or an Joseph andanc Eliza Siotiensiail Read. cncmy.-end wass lcloved by all whoso On Aug.I. 25,2£ 1932. sho mariied Joo hvos she touchcQiod. Her family a n d H. Uno inn 0O gden, Utah, a n d lhe mar- frionds will m iss> hchor dearly. riage vjasa s la ier’soiem nized in lhe Survivors incluoludo one son. Lane Idaho Fallsalls LDS Temple, They made Jeromee plannirng boardI clarifiesS H. (Nancy) GroveDves of Idaho Fails; ihcir hom)me e in tho Kimberly area. one daughier. Lin^Linda (Skip) Dartow They wore’re i married for 56 wonderful ot Boise; four grgrandsons, Scoll yoars bolor(jlore Joo died in 1989. Loonoy, Miko Olbarrow and Grog Raydaa v/asv. a homemaker who dairy Oj)rdinance:e, zoning5 Darrov/. all of' BBoiso, and Mark gave lots:s ofol lovo a n d sorvice lo her plans [ ■ \ ' - ^ Groves of OrlandoIdo. Fla.; two grand- church ancand community. Sho was \ J daughiors, Lon LoLooney ol Moscow, activo in1 the thi LDS Church and held By Dixie Thom as R eale ussed need for a troffic studs tu d y ------*■ ■' Id ah o , a n d Welllelissa Darrov/of many rospssponsiblo positions. She Tlnie»Nflvif» correspondent n the arco of thc Crossroac Meridian; and onoon sister, Naoma v/illbedoarlearly m issed. ___ Schedul'Iided meetings 'o o d s , Leah H. Groves lanch ond Pctro II on StotS to te Smith of Sail Lak.ako City. Sho was Survivors/ors include lour children. mvwHlhawno 5f, JEROME - Some tc lighwoy 93, near the interseirse c- Loah Hollingwoflh Grovo:3V0S. 83, of preceded in doalhath by hor husband Forrest Ro»s le-fact builditig-pcrmit applicilica- 24, 199G, at the home On the map, the q qo 1 Johnson • atIt ti th e R iv ersid e C e m e tery 100 E., which is zoneded agricul. S,''”;.?,'- ons. daugliter in Pocatello, Robert Louis J( jp e r t y W as z o n ed re si- . tural. Albers occupiesies a tour- C»*!U propo • Planning and zoning comcom - The funeral will be beltlield at 11 HEYBURN --R obert Louis 0. the zoning board ids may call from 6 to 8 acre parcel and wants w to dential, so, t issioner Dan Suhr is leavin;v in g ' a.m. Saturday at the; HHansen Johnson, 85, of3f : H e y b u r n , d ie d Gaskill’s subdivision iday and one hour before expand onto other I le board after two termsr m s . M ortuary Rupert Chape:ipel, with Monday, Nov., 25,21 1996, at the RlT’f ^ ^ o w n s. J ejrome n County commissionern e rs Pastor Manuel Onega offic)fficiating. Burley Care Centtnter funeraeral on Saturday at the • Scott M cClure receivedre< a • The-plarilanning and zoning tvillill m o k e a n a p p o in u n e n t too fiUHI Burial will follow at thele 1Rdpert The funeral wilwill be held at 11 funeral ccha hapel. variance for placemment i of a .board repepeatedly has dis* hisss se a t. C e m e te ry . F rie n d s m ay’ ca:cal! from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday .nnd oon n e h o u r ______before the funeml on Sattiiittirday at -S e r v i c eES——- the funeral chapel. Kimbej^rly boardd approvi''CS grant , Memorials .ire suggested [cdtoihe Tlniniuii. “Macac’ Wann, of Paul^ daughterer and Mrs. Dennis Stir Fry Your Wishes Served over a . bed of rice., O n R ecord. Choicc of Soup’ Your ChcZboice is Our Commihnelent/ W l ^/VHITE o r S a la d c 4 C p tlu a ^ ^ & (3tem < i/oTy S ______r ‘•Oujpclbyth^PaA’ '1624 Blue U kei Bill)rtN I . 246

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S t a t ee r e s t: r ic t s cc a s h Jeromele CounD^ investi^[gates myster;rious $3,(,000 telefphone bi'>ill

By Dixie Thomas R ealeale number andan( the private party in ddent over the weekend.-nd in \IDS 1 e d u c ;n a tio n T1me»New» cofmpondenllent S h o s h o niC e differ d by only a single ivwhich a call came in to th; e d ig it. T hlie e U.S. West computer 9911. center involving somecm e o n e etcd the calls to the wwaving a gun around. NoS o ot n e By T h e A ssociated Presss s School Health fully,’Uy," s a id C a m e ro n L ew is of lhethi JEROME - The’h e J e r o m e .jjj C o u n t y S h e r if f 's D«Department Shoshonele prix-atep line as calls to r«responded to that call aat t a ll, and the Tlme»News at the federal Idahtlaho Sexually Transmittei lforS3,000in the 911 nunun m b e r in J e r o m e . hih c s a id . Centers for Diseaiseases-AIDS Program in thi has a telephone bill fc collect long-distancerecalls < to 911 Brant saidsai he told U.S. West “Wc have a lot of technolinologj- D i s e a s e Divisiivision o f H ea lth . BOISE - State S chocris sn’t owe. the bill wwo on’t b e p a id u n til th e bibut it is not working properlye rlv , or Control , in Fo}Fox also rejected the congn. which it says it doesn’ Superintendent Annen e F o x h a s :tive Gerald problem1 is is solved. He estimatc>d , itit is not being utilized,”' CCl h ie f Atlanta which tentintion that denying federafgj Sheriff’s detccti' decidcd to deny federalrai financial IS i lommissioners 'hat the: countyco probably owed DDeputy, Bill Reid, s sa a id , ’ doles out the assistisistance to districts that gt Brant told county con: assistance to every Idahdaho public -J -v running bill. Sl.OOO inin long-distanceI calls. “Officers are being pagedg e d a t \ federal assis- beyojyond an abstinence-oni;^ly Monday about the rui school AIDS educationo n p ro g ra m >cen accumu- while thele personp who oivtis th e hhome when they are sots o u n d ' » tance, said apprtiproach contradicts her longng. The bills have bee that advises students; on proven- ’ luary, when phone onn thtl e o th e r p h o n e lin e in a:a s le e p in b e d , a f t e r th e y h;h a v e ^ Idaho may be' standanding commitment to keepinjing lating since Janui tion methods beyond)nd sexual J fjjjj Jeronie County’s’s Sheriff's Shoshonele owo es th e re m a in d e r. bbeen checked out for hoih o u r s , abstinence. the first state publitiblic ^ o o l policy in the hand I D e p a n m e n t to o k oviover 911 ser- U-S- We:iVest is w o rk in g o n th e TThings aren’t being handn n d le d The decision ends the10 previous 4„„, p„ to shift to the of theth e lo c al d istric ts. jjgr vice from Shoshonone. Jerome problem,I. wwell at alL" policy of funneling the limited most restriC' “Tl“The state should be a leade hat County not only starlancd getting e r business: Calls to E911 should beb e for-i ts that have ove approachich to education about andid ssend a strong message tha fcder^ cash to districts t ^ Shoshone's calls, buibut inherited • Sheriflriff George “Pce-W'ee’' wwarded to the sheriff's offio ffic e , ms focusing AIDS andI alla other sexually thisis i:is an area where young pec sex education programs the bills for all colleUect long-dis- Silver talknc, assigned 'he wrongng town. Response time Ko dccisions were made,de, a• n d daho pubUc demand, rej«ejecting suggestions sionsons in many ways," he said S240,000 is used by Ida! to a p riv a te pq rty . is a d e finnite ite problem, hc said. C(commissioners are still looklooking enough to that she was?as bowing,to funda- “WeVe ineed to do anything we pos schools. W hile only en to U.S. West told Bra3rant the 911 Silverr describedd an inci- fcfor a substation site in the; arca re a. finance overall traininglg {programs mental religious rel interests siblybly can to get people not tt and modest one-time gragrants to 20 opposed to modemm< sex education engaiig a g e i n i n te r c o u r s e , b u t wi or so of the state's 1122 schoolsi dis- courses, alsoso Iknow the extent to whicl tr ic ts , th e a m o u n t is a ththird i of the “I 'alked1 toti a lot of patrons, younjiung people do engage in intei rom the fed- P^ents, teacla ch e rs, a n d m o st p e o - coura-lurae and the steps they needi n Firecdam agees grain elevatoor cash Idaho receives from eral government to underwriteunt ple are askin/a n g for a h ig h e r s ta n - ta k e tto p ro te c t them selves." A ID S ed u ca tio n . dard. Fox saidsaj on Tuesday. “We PlaPlanned Parenthood of Idahiih o . Fox’s decision will11 inot hurt want to sett a a higher standard.... reporported last spring that a surve; school districls such as Jerome W 'hey wantnt to go beyond that of hi(high school students that Tidii Arson unlllikely, County, or'BIaine Countunty, which locally, if theythe want to do any- not}t ii in c lu d e th o s e in B oise antind do not receive grants. - thing more,re, they have local Idahclaho Falls showed nearly hai police say; Blaine County teacla c h e s o n ly m o n e y a n d theythi can.” thesee seniors had already had intei ■ abstinence* in clemcntarItary school. But someJ expertsc said there is cour:)urse and more than half o f 1 b u t b r a n c h e s inco use oof f condoms no excuse forfor altering the policy, themlem did not use a condom thth< e probe goe;es on i and birth control inI ththe upper and one wan-arned that the more mostost irecent time. g ra d e s . restrictive standardsta will be used “Al“All of us agree abstinenciic e o is TheTlnie»Wew8______“I think an abstinentcnce-basod jusnfyssentially abandoning need::eds to be taught,” said Loi curriculum is appropriairiale” said sex educauonion in public schools. V olktolkening, disnict nurse for ththi e ------^ Blaine County clerkcrk Cothy “There’ss a b s o lu te ly n o Mosctbscow schools. BURLEY - Policiice Tuesday . Zaccardi. “I don’t thinkI* il's cotalJ research out3ut there that shows BuiBut, she asked, “why is thihis morning blockcd1 cicity streets ly practical. I mean,, ththis is the ahstmonco-oii-only programs have stipulipulation being put on federa;ral near the interscrsection of 001 Overland Avenue>e a n d 1 1 th real \s-orId. Just becauseuso you say, any ettra atat alli whereas there is montoney? It’s up to the schoo ide. Street when a graii■ain elevator' ; ‘D o n ’t d o it,’ d o e sn ’t mtme a n th e y “ »arch '<» by the Centers — board)ard and the patrons to deddc it Agrisource ^von’t d o it.” for Disease;e Controli and other Don’ton’t take the choice a^voy frorom owned by Simplot i Lloyd Kolbc, directc^tor of the ' Sroups lhatat show abstinence- us.” caught fire. Division of Adolesctsccnt and based proeraijTims are very success- The elevator is usiused to store corn. The fire wass rreported at • ' 7:30 a.m., and contaitained within Q about rwo hours. Infant diesc wheen air bagg deploys The extent of ththe damage remained undeidctcrm incd Tuesday afternoon.. TheT cause of B O IS E (A P ) — T he lclow speed when a Volksiikswagun Jetta clipped been:en doing this for 25 years ij the fire also is unknovlo w n . I • collision of t^vo cars in Boise on it. The air bagbaj in the Jetta inflat- ipclucduding homiddes, and I don'i Arson isn't likely,^ hbut it hasn’t , Tuesday night causcd1 thithe deploy- cd, strikingth thi e 1-ycar-old girl. think in k .Tve se en a n y th in g like this.” been ruled out. one,decapi- “This app

ut a Dodge infant's seatat was located in the ThuThe federal safety offidals saic J;- t h e e l e v a t o r ’s plit i t is full of Neon car apparendy trietried to turn vehicle, th ecy y have looked into sever 2 '^ a te r ." o is e T o w n e “ I t ’s a n incredibic in< tragedy,” deadt:aths involving childnm and aii left near the busy Bois' W ater and foam lailanded in the t 5:30 p.m., police Lt. Billill Braddocki said. “Pve bags.Igs. Center mall at about 5 elevator pit, where: it’it’s likely the f ire sta r te d . Simplot employeesiCS w ere work- V o l u n t e: e e r ______— ing Tuesday aftemocnoon to pump . th e w a te r out, H e inic e r sa id . Continued from B l f o r M a g icc Valley homeless to} hmen stlQ w eren’t sure w tu t startedartedthe le stuff you need for cookinj churches, company volunteersvo ‘"e holida;day season, buc it the s ‘"e- Tuesday’s fire wasascontrolled /hen we got there, we wer w much damage It cau se d ., are becoming a growirwing trend. doesn^ go) away the rest of the Whe without an explosion. sceived like nothing I've evt Employees from Cactiictus Pete’s year. Chpgggg discovered her joy rccei een or felt," Chugg said. “] Resort Casino in1 JJackpot mhelpmgoi; out onc day 10 years seen 'as just like a sign to me and Nev., will decorate theth Valley ago after a television evange- was; irder trial rescscheduled; avcn’t stopped since.” Diaz m ur House - a Twin Fall;alls refuge inspiredcd her. She suggested have new trial[ imoved to Mdarch ’97 Tim es-N ewVS s K e m p t o) r n ______T^o Tlmea-Nows______U fein prisoiison. C lassified1 T lie Mlarch a n 17 hearing, sched- Continued from B l icet the first week o a n d I’m n oIt t there tl to try to make meet 'RUPERT-The murnurder trial of uled for .\<.\da Count>-. originally 'm there to take the Deccecember. Of the Housi delhrers resultllts. Kempcon said hc could a scene. I'm a m a n a c c u s e d o f h«helping kill was slatedcd for February*. It was epublicans, 27 percent ar' accom plish his goalslls without committee: if I can get it.” Repi Blake Morgan Jr. inn 1his sleep is resdieduleclied to accom m c^te wt- esh m en . the committee chairnirmanship, Simpson,I, wv ho is lik e ly to b e fresh rescheduled for Marchrch 17. nesses. Call 733093:3 1 . "If everything stands the wa; but it would be morer e < d iffic u lt. r e - c le c ie d House Hi speaker, said "If *?>' J e s u s F l o r e s DDiaz, ii 38, is J^selc

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Continued from B l of space betietween facilities.” theic ssame opportunities otheiier their jobs. , ing to John Hathaway,;ay, bureau “The inteitent was to inter- kidsids in the neighborhootod “All employees chief for the Burlureau of grate the ICIICFMR kids into the have,we, he said. absorbed by the Ii BURRLEY CARE CEENTER Facility Standards,s, because1 community,;y, and give them a EmEmployees of the living cen pn- ter,” Miller said. ton and nursing care thith a t “state regulations thatth were more normalnal living situation,” terr aarc sorry to see the kid; , ^ F o r Spetpecialised rehabilitatioi ' * Sale price and oth prom ulgated severaeral years he said, g o), , hbut say they are happ; I't sacrifice th e TLC yo utr r loved one deserves- )se were unavailable Tu ago recjuire a certainlin amount The goalil was> to give them thatlat no em ployees will lost S p c ccializing ia in rchabUitatioio n n e e d s a s a r e s u l t o f:f: Car[^ardiovajicular accident G e n t e r _ ------Hip[lip nnd o th e r b o n e fra etu rc s DefDcficienncs and abnorroaHlieaa of cardio-pulmonary- functioiction Continued from B l and Goodingng counties. centienter should not be used asIS a te r o p e n e d in 1994. omparison, since It quit takirung He also said the dai inm ate is out of line wiwitil a 1992 “There arcan kids all over the comi ey Carc C e n te r offers fuU s ccrvices r in: r counties arc trying to juveijvenile prisoners from southeiicm cost at die Snake Rive five-county agreementnt (dra\vn up state other c( Elcspiralor>- T h e r a p y g e t in h e re ,” R1 e in k e said. IdahtJaho w h e n th e S n a k e R iv er ce:ccn- gone up to about S129{S per prisoner. in 1992. PhyPhysical Therapy “W e don’t want to 1be subsi. Twin Fallsills, Jerome, Gooding, ^ I OccDccupationnI Therapy dized by Twin Falls, wiwe want lo '.Blam e andid' Lincoln counties i _ . rant money for the Specch T h era p y pay our fair share,”e,’’ Jerome, pooled grai Oucr/anc/ (20a) 67J-7.r - M J J ver center. The Twin Skilled Nursing Services County Commissioni'oner Roy Snake Rivei 9Jalio cCJJ/3/S /-(soo) 390-7.7-7332 'A f e don’t want conteIte r is supposed to Prescott said. “But ^ve d ’our loved one has rchiliabiiitation or nursingin g to su b sid iz e th e m eith er. charge no morem< to counties than I f yo u Prescott said Jeromiame County juvenile cenenters in Ada County 'nz ^eojc/Gr R needs, contactt th o s e w i t h 0 send juve- and St. A^thcthony. also has a contract to a o r m y f / m ^ niles to a center inn NMinidoka The St.t. Anthony center T h e Caring Touch County, ivhich charges■es the coun- charges couniu n tie s S121 p e r da y . E xp cn C loock c' and Watch Repair this lower rate, Blaine ty S 140 p e r in m a te , pwday. e r Despite thi Factory Autkuthorizcd Scrvicc On ^ B U R L E Y C A RSE C E N T E R An F a lls cen- a n d L incolnIn coc u n ties sig n e d th e ir Reinke said the Twin Howardrd Millcr-Baldwin C L] o c a tc d i n B u r le y a t 1'1729 M i l l e r A vcm ue. •ouble filling contracts. ter would have no troul •Sligh ondid Ridgeway Cbcks 1 by Jerome Reinke saidsa; the St. Anthony 678-941474 the space now used bj ______W c RcjRepair W ith C arc______'

I &4 Tlmes^ews, Twin Falls.Is, IciahoIc Wednesday. November 27.:n. 1996

I d a i-ioAV'ES^re Resicdents copew( v^ithoutt powe^ 1- P o llice i arrest ^4 m en afte; e r n a bbbing ‘cocgaine Santa’a ’ SPOK.\NE, Wash. (A(AP) — Joe Ellithorpe aa.m. last Tuesday, disabledI th'the pump on their campiiping stove. ;E (AP) — Four men are andj opened it Friday, Hndlngiin g th e h.is ln;i.'n stu c k in a mnountain ou home with four well, v he said. T hle e big problem has been keepicping up with ■ 1 widi drug dealing after a drugs c hidden inside a sniffedKldoIL i kicJs, little heat ancl no electricity for seven So family members trekrek a mile to the laundidry for his kids, ages 7,, 66, 4, aid 20 days now, but hc saidid 1 Tuesday his family is I;la k esh o re eac h day to fill 5-gallon 5-g. containers monthth.s, Ellithorpe said. The famamily planned Clanllaus doll stuffed with hcn> A postal official deliveredre d th e cocaine arrived at their package, j then police serve; r v e d a sun-iving the great icece storm; of 1996 In fine ciof water they use to washh dishesd and take tovisitsit a C o e u r d ’A le n e la u n d roin.atTucsday. m : tartment, policc say. scarch : w arran t. Officers also» foimfo d sponge baths. Tliey’re buyinging drinking water Thele key is being resigned to the faa it irs seized about a quaner- S4,000 S in ca?h in th e apartmn cen n t, as Tuesday marked one week since an ice iiin town. c o u ldd be three weeks till theyy h a v e p o w er, storm damaged power;r linesli and knocked out E llithohorpc said. "You setde into it,it," he said. poujd ead;ach of heroin and cocainc well t as balloons, ivhich theyle y sa: id lay, said Boise PoUce Lt. c se rv ice fo r so m e 100,0(W000 homes and business------:------F oir r the first two days they { could bc used to package dieh e hero-h y figured the Stere Pvli’yle. A quarter-pound of in i for sale. es in the Spokane Coeurnir d ’Alene region, er would be restored anytimiime. But after i 1 s worth about S20.000 and Ellithorpe was among an: some 2 0 ,0 0 0 th e y s ta n e d to m a k e long-tcm Guillermo Aguillon Martinez.inez, 29; Spnkane-area homes andnnd businesses that were ^'hli thesituathm. TheFhe only thing T hley ej moved food outside, to snor & a n d ne, a b o u t SIO,000. Hugo I Albcno Valdca-Cigifuegosegos, 30; Salvador L ara Lorctto, 31; a n d : still without power. Man;lany face th e prospect of , ’ t in to coolers,CO wliich prevent produclucts like milk significant in terms of the J m d Luis passing Tlianksgiving isithoutisit electricity. zie don'f krce h'S-MT. z: fro m1 fifreezing solid. of dn j^ We usually don’t Banderas I Lara, 21, utau in d ie A . da More trouble couidId 1be on the way. The Ellit:lithorpe still maintains a spo largeaquandtyatanyonc County ( Jail on Monday night,h t, eacht 'ylesaid. i National W eather Serviervice issued a winter b u sinness e in Southern California under 5500,000 bond and charcharjged Postal Service employees with v tivo counts of trafficking : storm watch for parts5 of Eastern Washington ■ -Joe Ellithorpe, SpoI•)okanc resident muteses there once a month foror a week of in g in a suspicious of die pacliage controlled c q tb ^ nc*? through W ednesday nipnight, warning of snow w o rkc. . He was there when the^ LLos Angeles and freezing rain just1 wlwhen many people are ------e a rthiquake q struck in 1994, and sisaid the lack traveling for Tlianksgiviriving. o f suippHes p and feeling of isola a t Ellithorpe lives nearL*ar Turner Bay, on the Even though temperature;ires have hovered hotel1 were' worse than anythin h e fa c c s east side of Lake Coeur.‘ur d'Alene in Iciaho, an below b freezing for much of the week, the fam- now. area where ice destroyedyed power lines. _ ilily has hunkered dmm in a fcvfew room s o f tlie ir " I couldn’t cc get food at a fast f restau - For Ellitii()ri)e. the ordiordeal is still bettef than liom li e, b u rn in g w ood in th e fifireplace to stay rant,"" he1 said. "You could be in theth inner city H J living in Southem Califotifornia, a place lie left in warm and sleeping under pile?liles of blankets, he with alltd the wonderfid scuff, and yo 1992 to live near tilee scenic lake about 30 -said. .s; th e grexcatcst desert there is.” miles east of Spokane. Monday, a friend lent themem a-propane-pow- Nortirthern Idaho, by that stand; "W fV e nm eveo'fhir^irg to deal jvifh the .sim- c:ered iieater iJiey’re using ro0 kkc e e p living, areas Jized. ation," Ellithorpe saidid i in a telephone inter-- irin th e 60 -d eg ree range. “ W!c c have all the wood in thele h c I \-ieiv. " The only th in g we don't have is water." Cooking is accomplished1 ououtside on a bar- said. “We’re not going to die out he Thai’s because the: pcpower outage, at 4:18 bibecue grill, and inside un aI propane-poweredpr “It’s;’s all a m a tte r of a tritu d e .” I P M Enjo-jI cour m a n y flavors o fr '‘n o '/at, nno-oil, no-guilt" bagelslels nade fresh daily, Groupe)s respoEnd to allijiance’s nmedia bl>litz M s Enjo-y the)cm plain or with any oj IbHM our w ide aarray of cream sjireads1 Tho Associated Press______Jet boaters,:rs, the city of Riggins is reasonable. re; They point to t< Sandra Mitchell, and others hahave filed 68 appeals restris t r ic tio n s on g r o u p siz e s for fo. director of the Hellells Canyon ;el flavors include: Last week, the MetisMs Canyon to the plan. ’Hie’11 regional forester . adult;ult.s for rafts, a ban on launchch- Alliance, acknowledgedged that the J I P H Bage Alliance launched a. st;statew id e is scheduled■d Ito rule on some of cs frcfrom Pittsburg Landing, ancmd radio ads didn’t sayy sspecifically I II H • Sunj tour and media blitz, desdesigned to the appeals by Dcc. 12. t hc e fact f that floating, unlikike lhat the restrictions I \v

L U C IL E (AI>) — A. mim udslide WEDHESDAY.Nl’.NOVEMBER 27 "-6 pm early Monday closed■d IdI a h o ’s Futti.iute-T! - Tools - Coilectibic: Id - Misc. • Twin Falls main north-south highw;liway.U.S ster (ot D;awinos o n th eF iu tu r e ( Highway 95, 13 miles S( o f H ecalth HUNT BROTlOTHEnS AUCTIONS Wliitebird, and higliwayay cofficials ______said it could be at least5t 242 hours SATURDAY. HOWlOVEfilBEnaO"-11:30 am before the two-lane road)ad can be J. K. (Jack)k) 5S KalWccn Fiancis reo p e n ed . Fafm Machlneiiinery • Misc. - WentJcll “U.S. 95 is probably’ theth worst Advottisemeiimenl • Novcmtjcr 28 C a r*e in ttleM a: AUCTION SERVICE ig ie V ailley. place for this to happenJcn m Ihc < state," said Idaho Transpc isponajion „OHDAr.mNOVEMBER 2MS9B Department informationm n o ft.ccr EsiM, Blank!inkcnield • Houschcld Bill Dermody. “You’re lookingloo at Collcciilcclibics-Oulil going through Oregi•egon o r Adveniscmciimcnt-fJovcmberOO HVow i to get arouni Montana.” - MASTERSS AUCTIONAl SERVICE nd our new conststruction... The area has been soakedsoa by ------Thi.s nionih,h; M agic Valiey more than a week of hea!ieav 7 rain TUESOAY. DE(OECEMBERa-'-Spm .EMERGENCY f^OOM It)-Tools-Antiquos and snow. U.S. 95 in1 th e 'irea Houscholfl- Rcgioniil M cdi(JicJil C enter ' intsWfilcomD-Jcfome / s n a k e s its w a y a lo n g .h th< e m ain S AUCTION BARN begins consimci L Salmon River throughiSl. s.c c p iciion o fa new I ^ __SAME DAV — - t canyons. There is no otheiihor liieh- SUMOA», DECDECEMBER B™-1pm M edical OHlceX* Building to . I SURGERY way in the area. SUNDAY, DECI)ECEMa£R15"-1pm “As of Tuesday mornirning, wc Annual Holidayday Auctions-All New better serve ihele health carc 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ' Pationt PatKingng I have 10,000 cubic yardss of (Jebris Toys • Tools • KitclicnwntcKil • Futnilurc o v e r th e ro a d a n d it isJ st:still slid- Sctiairollrg - Tv/in Falls needs of the M;/lagic Vailcy. in g ," D e n n o d y s;iid. HUNTBflDTlIDTHERS AUCTIONS T i i c 55XM[)-sciuarc-l'oot )- “It’.s still unsafe for• crcrews to ^ get to it. We've just beenen able to 9-Cavc J? M edical Officec Building wiii OFFICE DUILOING STRUCTION S J how bad AREA ^ g e t close e n o u g h to see hc y { a p p t / ADDITION it is.” be direcily aiiatached (o the MAIN \ / Jim Carpenter, Lewistciston, dis- Tfmn!(sgwing ENTRANCE V CANCANCER : j trict engineer for the hi,highw ay oast .side of Mlagic a Valley CEN ...... SHTRANCE department, said mud, rockroi and / t' , Regional M ediclical Cenler. PiViom P.vhng other debris was piled up about I. Paliont Parking 15 feet deep at the centcriter of the ' W hen completeted, it w ill higliway, “and it’s still coritroritinuing to slid e douTi." house more tharan 20 doctors'

oflices, providining convenient ENTENTRANCE V < - ADDISON AVE. inside ac:cess fro ADDIS)1S0N AVE. E ...WHERE TO? 'TURN FOR HEULP WITH... I____ rom a doctor's ’ office to) Ithe hospilai ~1 MENTAL HE/EALTH AND SUBS8 STANCE \J for spcciaial services like ABUSE PRCROBLEMS DURINiNGTHE ' lab work, diagnosticd' im aging, sur,urgery. and patient roon'om s. Patients can visit tltheir doctor, THANKSG5GIVING WEEKE:end? walk a lew v yards into the medical:a l c e n t e r , a n d g e t t h e tests ic.s they need w ithout eever leaving the

.Canyon View rtospitipitol an d Counseling C:enters er realizes •• building. A n d d o c t o r s w i l l lia v ci im ii m ediate access to tirtiieir patients in the hosfspital, instead of • that m ental tiealttih oro substance abuse proiiroblems don't being sever:ral blocks away. The; NM edical O ftlce Buildinjing will provide cost-efffficient, one-stop . take a vacation. TheTh holiday w eekendi ccan be very mcdical car:ire to tlic residents of th difficult for peoplele tor m any different rece as o n s . This is the M agic Valley, w h/ Canyon Vieww is prepored to help> ppeople and Ve’ll bc under con.structiction for about one year,ar. During ihal tim e, entiitrance to the families experiencing:ing m ental health and/oI/or substance ^ m a m hlospiial o ; building will be abuse problem s 24 hours per doy, seveven days per be through the “old" ententrance under the cano|opy on the south w eek, especiolly durijuring holiday w eekends,Is, s i d e . A\ccess t routes to the ho!'lospitai's main entranceice and em ergency roomm wiii be. clearly To request an on-slteon crisis osslstonce coc o u n s e lo r m a r k e d on o Addison Avenue ancmd M artin Street. or assessm ent in Twinvin Foils or to arrange a m«m ental health o r s u b s t a n ce abusec em ergency odmlImisslon I call C anyon VitView Hospitol's EPACT se rv ic e : Making Ma,iagic Valley lhc H ealthiest.:sl Placc to Uve

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S ix o f dieJie last eight ' reeverse stand, hith , gam es wew e’ve played MO htomer ( for fanss w ell enouglJgh to w in, but e Associated Press______

d ifferenIt t players| fell CHICAGO - And now, backa c k to th c gamimc. a s l e e p every e i rim e. ' Back to pitching, hitting, runnu n n in g a n d ■ ■ caicItching. y ^ Surely, that beats strikes,:, ssu u it s a n d ' ■ lar>- caps. % i i Baseball’s four long yearsrs ofo labor I 8 su ifrife ended Tuesday when owtjwTicrsI' dra- — Coad B mat:atically reversed course andnd ratified i a d Tmy Cmp oflhe n th ee same collective bargainingling agree- T om paB (iyl afterhk U m enent they rejected just threer e e w e e k s ;o. teamn lostk to the Moutmtl I Wom out by the most bitter b I ■, ’>r battle in Camdtadtais Moii(l(iy ni^it e histor>’ of professional sporjports, one ffiSi'X ■ ik 9 th aat t wiped oul the World Scriesries for the st tim e in 90 years, ow ners approvedappi a mtraci that ensures laborj o r p e a c e T o d a y ’ s s^H c E D U L E rougli 2000 and possibly 2001.H. 1 ] It also ushers in a new• eraer that h i K- College volleyball]all ' ■■ eludes intcrlcague play andid revenuen K throi Nadoail'roiim aiiicntnt irin MLuiii. I'loridi id aring for small-market teame a m s . T h e \ lly It strikes now will come! ffrc ro m th e CSI\\Glcnclalc,.-\iK,l i / . 10-J0 ;L n x (M iy n inchich er’s m ound. Qiajnpioasiiip rrcidi,1i.5p.ni 5 sh•‘A a r long and winding road haslas comec to onlyend,” acting commissioner• BudBu Selig pitcl Girls’ higli schoolool basketball id. “ B aseball fan s can finallyly lolc o k for- >rd to five y e a rs of u n in le mLipted ip te play, HmscnatTwin l.sJV,2 p.ni. e can now work togetherr to bring ace to the game. This very•y d iffic u lt Tho trip to Miami wos short compampared to tho one Hal Yan W ang {! d painful process is now behindlin d u s.” ; (9) mado from BelJIng, China, toto Twin1 Falls. n S B B B Q S c o r e B o a(\RD f ' A pproval c am c exactly o n e weekwcc aficr . ’ peaciicago White Sox owneri e r J e r r y Girls’ high schoolool basketball a nnnsdorf d ] shattered baseball’sill’s salarj’ Ar•ucture by signing Albert Belle Bel to a Wendell 4 5 ...... I'ilcr37 C hic:ord S55 million, fivt'-year deal.dea That Ridific!d44...... niLv>25 R entract ir provoked criticism fron-T om m a n y RiftiyvrrSy ...... IDcch5() struc-seball executives who felt betrsletray ed . K iirci57...... Jen)nic44 lliose sentiments were largely;ely beliind HiiHCTTiian50...... H;inscn40 e 26-4 vote — three more-• thanth the > t e i rec-fourths majority required ■ Valley 4T)...... Gxxlin};38 •ed — th a t tified the agreement. Hi(^iiand57...... Hu[le>-44 As pellos( Owners rejected ihe deal1 1Ifi 8 -1 2 on B u h l ^ • a ) ...... CaM]cf<>fd41 1 )v. G, b u t S elig decided to callall anotherr • M inja)43 ...... P(xaielb23 | er ratif:‘cting within hours after Bellelelle’s sign- GicnnsFcn>’f>3...... Kiml)crty41 CSI volleyb:ball squad n(tears 4 th straiaight nationa 0\During a meeting that lastedstcd only a GucvatGinusOHiniyniy - , tie more than two hours,, 14 te a m s By Karen Baumert ISDBatSlKslKKic ^ Wacncjr’s par- mako a s>i anged their votes after aan n a; p p e a l Tlmcs-Nows writer lal title ______- cn ts who flew She wears im Selig, who refused to takeake a posi- T rliami ^ ______^______litth in Tuesday ... Driving m tlire e w e e k s ago. Top 25 college babasketball M IA M I - Thirty se v en p o)in in tts. _ I moming. nitely diffe3 shoo big enough. c h a“Actually, i it’s good for lhe WWh h ite Sox That was the only differenc Men encc bervveen Ij I Harold and in Twin:ars Fal a men’s siro 11. fro"'icause it dooms the small-nill-m arket Monday and Tuesday for the;he Colle'gc of ^ )iary J 3 Judy Stroud truck camiing In Miami is dcfl- ims,” .said Reinsdorf, one of thetl four X ;ivicr71...... •...... 1. GndnniidW Idaho vans pulled vote; total points in natiom 9.Icn\uScucH7...... j\lH )m 58 JMonday, allowing only 17 tots ” night. Paula Greclone of tho cUior cars for t! six games, the Golden Eage a g le s r o lle d Miami. Tidbits: A\ taxita ride costs Conniehanged Ha lanes on Uie "'iih Tuesday by defeating; ^Missouri’s , from ifie riotel to calls Hard)y .... CSI superfan •' W o m e n Nov. 26 « A A s l aaps ] Jefferson College 15-9, 15-113-11, 15-10 in 000x4,No .... A recmlter from day withjreeno rc misses 24. Qcm M m Rl...... ICfcotfiwH pool I play and Dlinois Centralrai 15-5,15-9, 9ajn.(EDTDljiGoidtnEaslB PurtTuSJniversily scouting she ottemi■Hanjy terribly. Sho X IG m n c a x n ic ';? ...... ld;ilu)Scuc5() 15-10 ] in tlie quancrfinds. players got ‘'P- the nationasnai toomoment Macarenaardy several times a 1 5.'I'cnncs«:71 ...... Wlsc-Grcen H.iy36 CSI (S8-0) will play Glendalidale, Ariz., at ‘ 10 o-tn- Wc«e«toSI,on.,-s I simply when she keep theh results I: and when / V e b e r S tate a 7.Vanderi)ilt77...... 'rtn\x)nSciic45 10:30 ^ a.m. (MDT) today inn tthe semifi- forbreakfo: , WIOtQ'studitud' beside ciieerinc;empted p to dancc tho T ■! • nals. The winner advances; to th e finals Noon: Wcnl J Johnson's namo. before ;naPai she Just couldn’t v1 l Associated Press______at 5 p.m. CSI defeated fourDurth-ranked Dodo/Kond■ndallo™"„2,sr ...Ttiotcorr“ “J”ooms exchange g)fls came dowiie boai with out hor » NBA basketball' Glendale (32-11) early in the s r i :ie se a so n a t a 3 ^ P-fn*:jB E en t efferson. beloniiiKhioch malch. So far ' When peo|lg parlnef, Right DGDEN, Utah - Weberc r S t a t e tournam ent in Arizona. 3 p.m.: Wen Sacnimcnto'JS...... 'rijfomoH? t m bock to holol , CSI has recch«droc flags from whot wPaula as \ left. Connie Tlioliversity A vowed keep a tighterter reini on No. 2 Miami- for lunch ari I-ikcTi 1 0 0 ...... PhiLidclphu88 In the other semifinal, No. , a box of candy from them shJown e I with a flu bug. 2 school’s athletic program*a m s a f t e r ir to n C ounty, Miami Si ir r QiajloctcO; ...... _Sciciic89 jDade Wolfson will face Bartc Sobssonawichcs calvaslon.i}n. a letter opcnor gono flu.’>eopic asked her OCreiving a public reprimandJ andan cen- K ansas, a lso a t 10:30 a.m . for ploycfs. M i n t i l O l ...... VanaHJvrrS) from Jeffersferson ond a pin Conniea Is s wtongI sho told Univ•c Tuesday for rules violationsions by its The Golden Eagles are the;he o n ly te a m ^ P-™-’ M a m . tomllllnoblols Central. ...All tJioteam.h e had Uie *Paula4)o- th ead ■ basketball coach and a f o r m e r Mwtsnin 102...... PooiindlOl.ar , ;Bootlllinob thcGoMcn which yet to lose a game in1 ththo national P-'”-* B len Eaglo ployers W eathonu .” 8 Bul Paula said recista ei n t. I>ilb.s 105 ...... San/\nD:)nioIOI [ Central Inimaquaitcidnals. U „carmotth to u m a m e n t. Itching Reebok breezy,Is here in spirit with surefhe National Collegiate AAt t h l e t i c I 5 c n w l l 7 ...... Plucnbc IOS r ly T u e s d a y , ® P*"’~ Wen'anltoposlo shoes c«ci CSI came out tough early w ept Joy Speny, im. h e asociation d placed the Wildcats’:ais’ m en’s r e lim in a tio n , ■ F a c to r for ( N lianii ac Golden Sciteic(n) (n Ibut Jefferson, facing early el who hos to wear Nikos n 80 degrees ond assistsketball program on probaiibation for r s p u ll aw ay. H°' Yon si frMends. Trtva because Re n e v e r le t th e G olden E ag les p i I Reebok doesn’t • T ilJr y e a r s a n d s tr ip p e d th e BBi ig S k y Please see!C CCSI, Page B7 Assoinference school of two scholaholarships -Karen b a sk Bavmert, xt year. Head coach Ron AAbi b e g g lg n TImesNoivs miter fo u r I n B R I E F 5 been al-so been barred from>m recniit-r C onf; off campus until next August,ist. CSI brin^.gs small bbut vocal!I support ^ n e x['he t penalties arc on top of the t :he univer- Region III n a m e s ^ y’s self-im posed restrictionio n s . B u t m By Karon Baumort few of thei;eir diehard fans came withith earned the Whiiecaps’ :ber Stale President Paul ThoT h o m p so n Tlmes-Nows writor______th e m . Thc crcw from Twingroup g )all players n d he had no problem with ththe e a d d e d top volleyba C o u n tin gg relatives, CSI has cheeringing Bill Greene, Comie an ictions. TWIN FALLS -• R.Region III volleyball MIAMI - They may not3t Ibe big in section ofof 32 people. And afterier and Eddie Howa - ju , W cbi‘W e-plan to run a program, %vith%vit hon- coaches on Tuesdayay iannounced tlieir top number n but the fans from1 ththe College M onday’si rmatches, the fan support3rt Golden Eagles. ‘Tvevm b rails-Paula and , ] y and integrity,” he said aaft f t c r th e players for the pastt scseason: oof Southern Idaho are thee hloudest at grew. Latee Tuesday, the players andnd team for 10 years,” saand Donna Lanting lalrie^were announced.______...... P la y e r o f th e y eear:- a r A r r ia n n P e te r s e n ,— the tl NJCAA national volleybayball touma- - parents froiromGalvestonrTexas,-\vere ;re “I don’t miss an>'-gajust plain love the ’ Uthougii the basketball progra3gram will M inico mn e n t. whooping it up ^^^th th e CSI crow d. T‘he ho _ sports. But it’s the firste been following the on probation, it will remainin eligiblee Coach of the yea:'ear: Kelly Fossceco, The Golden Engles travele■eled farther Golden Eagligles beat Galveston Mondaylay volleyball national.^."' said Paula Greene. • postseason play and telee l e v i s i o n M inico. thantl any other team to getthere, h( and a in pool plajay but by Tuesday CSI had -games for all thc~ ^It ad '' Please iiearanccs. First team: Joni BlaBlackwood, Twin Falls; irst year I’ve been to Stephanie Q ark, Minilinico; Megan Peterson, n f o r r Burley; Joy Kungleijler, Highland; Lacey i 2se see FANS, Page D7 appe; Christiansen, Higlilardand; Alexis Malepeai, .1 inico girlss romp pi tello, 43-22 3 PocateU o. PPjM i Second team: Lac:^acey Searle, Minico; I V' By Kevin1 riMiller . Pocatcllo was 0-14 from ththe e f ie ld Analee Carter, TwTwin Falls; Lindsey I H k \ Tlmos-Newtwtvffiter______other gart)ast Pocat I U . IU9oiWM>noO&OJO. 0 C T h e bai)attle for ball control was con-co Minico’s pressureball up court.. That's favoit J rr Z S cnrttl«*n 0 M 1 0. IWO* 0 CW JlO.KjrumOS^ 0. M H H m im g vincinglyly in Minico’d favor by the ender forced turnovers, eyit 1 to the season, and PDcat>t

uggets swititch coaches; s : Homnets stiling SeatIttle; Lcakers vi v i n N u C H A R L O T T li, N.IN.C. (AIM- i » T T - 7 g " T ------3 E ~ for the 76ers, who' hadha. 23 turnovers. 1rom v . Bickersstaff to M oto t t a Seattle’s ll-gninu wim.vinning sireak [ « Z i — — ^ ended Tuesday ninllight as Glen ' ||K : Rockets 102,I, d e:NVER n : (AP) - His team Rice scorcd 2-\ p ooints in and the A ping and attendance dedin- 1 0 1 OT Charlotte Hornets tunicdtur u[) the E Trail Blazers 1C m g. BBemie e r Bickerstaff resigned defensive pressure in the second ''"ff ^ HOUSTON-ChariliarlcsBiirUcy haij as coachach of the Denver Nuggets f 30 points and 14 rebc h a lf fo r a 97-89 victory'or>’. ^ , J f ■ebounds, the fm al qjj "fyg.uesday, turniiig over the onc under Portland Anthony MasonI hadh.n his first ind’s basket with dub toto aa ssista n t D ick M otta. 2.3 scconds left in OTcrtime, as carcer triplc-doiihluble with 14 |/ :kerstaff will rem ain presi- y-w Houston overcam ec anm early 19-point . points, 10 rebounds an ; and 10 assists * deficit to edge the TraaBlaicrs.Tr dent ofof thei team and reclaimed to help the Hornetsets win their It was Houston’s's seventhsi straight itie of general manager, . fourth consecutivItive game. ' victory and improve3vcd the Rockets’ which1 hcht had held until last sea- Charlotte has heldId thosei four ^ record to 13-1, tie dd withw Chicago for son. Bemle BIckentafI DIckMckM otU o p p o n e n ts be lo w 90) points.po Y '■ th e b e s t in th e NBA. N The loss Motta,tta, 65, the longtime NBA Shawn Kemp pac('aced Seattle - I snapped Portland’sI’s four-game( win- coach1 whowl last season was with The Nuggets are hurtirirting not w th 23 points and 14 rebounds.r ' ning streak. Haketkecm Olajuwon, the DallasDal M avcricks, was to only in the standings butt)ut at the retu rn in g to th e linelineup after miss- coach th 1 the Nuggets (4-9) for the gate as well. In sbc homem e ;g a m es ing a week bccausese ofi an irregular first timi time Tuesday night against — five of them lossese s - — th e Pro basketb9tball heartbeat, scorcdd 272 pomts in 41 Phoenbc.nbc. m inutes. Nuggets have averaged2d 1 13 ,0 0 4 B ickerkerstafrs resignation came fans, down from 16,47474 z a y e a r Seattle cut it to 82-752-77 on a p a ir " Mavericks 105■IC three daysda after his team scored ago. of.free throws by KempKe at the • a fninchiichise-Iow 65 points in a 40- M otta, known for buib u i l d i n g 5:44 mark, but the tht Hornets vA Spurs 101 p o in t losloss to Portland. He had a down-and-out team s inttin to c o n - responded with long'ng 3-pointers ^ DALLAS - Chriss CaUingC. cam e off 5 9 ^ 8 recrec o rd in p a rts of th re e sea- tenders, has spent 24 yearse a r s a s a n by Vladc Divnr andmd Curry on th e t>ench to scorer 26 points, indud- sons,, andar the Nuggets never NBA head coach. He! ha h a s 9 1 8 their next two possijssessions to S in g two clinching frcfree throws with regaineined the promise they c a r e e r w ins, th ird o n th ec NN B l A list g iM 1.5 scconds left, as 1 maJoint lead in thle e firstf: quarter J M shorthanded SpursiM ui d i 32 points to feel bad that it didn’t woiw o rk o u t on th e way to a ront ofif Vancouver.V; . 0 n B move past Alex EngEnglish into sev- orpuzatization, and this is the best q u ite th e way w e all enva isio s io n e d it Tho Hawks, winninglg tlieird third in / .. / e n th place on the NB/^BA-s carce r scor- would. I also know Bernicr n ie w ell a n>w to RO tAvo gam ess aboveab .500 (8- ^ ^ ing list ivith 25,627 points.po: Thjsis j^ves me an opportxmity enough to know this is wwht h e re h e 6 ) fo r th e firs t tim e tJ e this season. V to s te p bback and try to solidify w a n ts to b e in his h e a n . scored the first sevenen poinis| and * ‘M Nuggets 117,, SSuns 108 the talenlent level and the contract “I’m sad for my friend,nd, but I ! were never threatenedned. Dikembe ' ^ DENVER - Dalee EllisE scorcd 28 situationjions of this basketball team can’l help feel cnthusiasnia sm a n d Mutomiio added 14 popoinis nnd a ____ ] points and Brooks ThompsonTh came — to do the job I was originally season-higli 21 retMunds.ids. excitement with this balljail club, off the bench to addldd a career-high hired to ddo.” Rookie Shareef Abdur W e have a tough scheduleiie Ifacing dur-Rahim led ,,, 26 a s Dick M otta wonfon his fint game Charliejlie Lyons, chicf execunvc V ancouver with 19 poinislims. Los Angeles9 U Lflkors Elden Campbell pushes player whil""‘® a s D en v er’s coach a( I a fte r rep la cin g o fficc r forfoi Ascent Entenainment, it.” scrambling for a loose ball during tho first hall of Tuesday's gam e In Bernie Bickerstaffff earlier( in the which ow owns the Nuggets, said hc M otta was NBA coachc h c o f th e Kings 98, Raptor:orS 87 Phllatlelphla.3. day. a n d Bicklickerstaff were “in com- year in 1971 and led Washia sh in g to n TORONTO - Mahmoimoud Abdul- ... , . , , Kevin Johnson hadiad 34 points for plete agreementagt that the right R au f scorcd 18 points t( ichmond scored e ig h t of O'NiD'Ncal went S-for-6 from the foulf( Phoenbc, which lost ft to the NBA title inn 1: 9 7 8 . 15 to k a d five . . ‘.for a franchise- thing waswa for him to go to his • Sacramento players in i Its in the_ fo u rth q u a rte r lineine down the strcich and hadId 23 high 13di consecutiv) Bickerstaff was an assii s s i s t a n t in ilouMc fiK- twe time - and originalal job.I At the same time, ures as tlie Kings beatiToramraia Tc toM lc kinBS,gs, who won for just tJie poin3oints and 20 reboimds to lead^ LosI the fifth time undeider new coach c o a c h u n d e r M o tta fo r fiv five e sea- in their last nine games. ^\ng< lucky we have Dick Motta night when rookie Marc \ngcles past Philadelpliia. D anny Ainge. \Vesleyley Person added w e re m e sons in W ashington, incUn c lu d in g udamire scored 27 points jj. was hospitalized \sith a 1» The Lakers didn't play particulrular- 19 points, Thompson,>n,who-scored ’ 13 ” ®£?- the championship year. ,aptors, losers of six Camby, the college |!Spin '-.'ho Riip y well, b u t still overcom e a IG-popoint of his poinis in the10 finalI quarter. . J?®: move m arks the second “I retired twice beforer c c a n d it year last season'and theIh.: Nil. 2 pick firstirst-half deficit with help frcfrom w as 6-for-9 on 3-iwintlinlen, including coa.:oaching change this sea- didn’t work out,” M ottat t a s a id , overall in the draft, tempimporarily lost , , EddiIddie Jones’ 23 points and rooljokie nvo in the first minutelute of the fourth following' Cotton ‘T ve been doing this forr 43 or 44 feeling in his extremitie:ities nfier col- LakerS IG100, 76ers 88 kouCobe Bryant’s 12. q u a n e r when th e NugJuggets extended Fitzsimnmmons’ resignation in years, and it’s my life. I still h a v e lapsing during w annups.ps- I’M ILA D El•ELPHIA - Shaquille Allen Al Iverson shot just 5-for-3^.26 th e ir lead to 87-74. P hoenix.ix. e n e rg y .”

Xavierr shocks ^No. 1 Ginncinnati;!No. 4 UlJtah crushihes UtahiSt. 60-4]n CINCINNATI (AP: ^P) “ First, No, 1 — n ig h t a t th e Mat[aui Invitational, No. 4 IKah 60, Utattab St. 4 1 No. 7 Michigan 87, Ball St.St. 63 Cincinnati lost its poise.)ise. It Former CoUejlege of Southem Idaho star College basketball ^ LOGAN, Utah - Ke:Keith Van Horn Then went the perperfect record and Ed Gray score:ed 32 poinis for Cal (14), IN ARBOR, Mich. - LouisI BBu u llo ck ^ scored 17 points, and four bragging riglits. The; topto| ranking is prob------7 “ ------r in c lu d in g 19 ofif hisI te a m ’s 34 p o in ts in th e 'ourth-ranked Utah -coredjd a career-high 28 pointsn t s a n d * benefited from poor sht ably not far beliind. tu rnmovers^ o Xavier players piledW n p m n „ , h a i t . shooting by Utah fS,™rt Traylor shattered a backbic k b o a rd )nt of the Cincinnati bench State for a 6041 victoryiry io v e r th e AggiDS Cincinnati pointnt guard Charles Mil iiftei- The Jayhawkivks led by just one point, a two-handed dunk ass N o . 7 own’s jum per, his 19th point o n T u esd ay night. Williams dribbled the;ie ballI out of bounds int of Ihe 53.57 „i,|, 4.0505 left before Scot PoUard M ic hligan ig routed Ball Statee 8 7 -6 3 ne, went througli the net as the with'5.4 seconds left,ft, r and U n n y Ur«»TO e a m e ihcbuoer - started rhs b=i;ame-ending spurt with aJ Michael Doleac adde

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Hansen 51 IS D B 0 03 ( 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0.1 .0 0 0 0.5 I Ross,:s, Shoshone 43 B liss 1 11 0.500 ( 0 0 0 0.1 .0 0 0 0.5 Mv»imu*/ni.n»~iim McC(M; ttough with th e w e got; somsc e transition baskets.3. VWe played bet- J q \ MV Christian* 0 ) 0 0.000 ( 0 0 0.00.000 0.5 lossofthi■ th e tw o g u a rd s from la s t yjyear’s squad, ter defen'ense in the second have, Theyn have to a )wa State TF Christian* 2 4 C I 0 .3 3 3 0 0 0.10.000 0.5 Tuesdayay nightr th e y leam ed it th e h 'Ineligible forpast-scason platplay. i hard way. good balllall c lu b ." - K una coach BraBrad Hill. J e r o mTie e ecmmitted 21 turnoversrs and shot just Gamele ni o t e s The Kavemen were'ere much small: C UIts I A l c o r n ------3 1 p e r c e e r n t on th e night falling to) (■A-2 fo e K una e r th e1 n th ti e T igers b u t u sed quickck handsI and a in the honlom e opener. The loss evere n s t h e Tigers- solid zon'o n e t o s h u t o u t Jerom e's> bigbi presence in Q f / - r e c o rd a t 1-1 h ead in g into next Tutuesday’s corv the'paintint... Je ro m e w ent to a zoneDne in th e s e c - . O uate, : 87-58 f e r e n c e2 battleb; with Buhl at Jeromeie . ond q ularter, ar but Kuna was able^ totc find the CSI_------K u n a\ sc o re d th e la s t five pointss o f th e first holes andanc g et the baskets inside.,Je... Kuna shot IES, Iowa (AP) - Dcdric lugliby scored 27 poinis andi q u a r t e r a rn d to o k th e lead for goodDd a s th e y s h u t 4 9 p ercec e n t fro m th e field and 7 8 Continued from BS le td o w n .” '8 \percent from sh'awnk'n Bankhead added 20 ass , Still, every timele Illinois: hinted OUttheini! inside play o f th e Tigers. JeJero m e th e charil “We knew we’d put ourscl arity stripe... Sophomore NikkiNil M artens N o. 93 Iowa i State beat Alcorn1 j a t a c om eback, CSIXI turned on the charged b to the vvall,” Jefferson coach d b ack in th e third period to pull within came Dffoff t h e b en ch to provide a s;spark for the states;87-58 T uesday nipht. f pow er. Ellen Stringer said of i but the Kavemen picked upIp the defensive Tigers. MM artens had a pair of assi .'a S ta te n e v er trailed in \vin- “ .'‘1® In both matches,,cs,«oot,3.inch sslsts to Lanie Vikings’ situation heading i: iis 14th .season opener in itss 's freshman Roncokajka Gause came Prepurere ac n d w on going away. B am es; d u rin g J ero m e’s run... Therhe Kavemen th e m atch. 5 seasons. in o ff th e b e n ch to:o s p a rk a r u n ; ....., P l a y3r e r ofc the gam e: FreshmanI CCyrita Warner used theiie ir s p e e d to b e a t the Tiger Jefferson (41-10) needed to i gers down the ‘ wiiliIloughby and BankheadJ Tigers with 10 points, eighi just one game against CSI to ■ T h a t's y ,what I wanted led the Tii ^it in th e s e c - court foror fast break baskets whilelile shutingdown scorcdd 14 poinis cach in the firstt for second in the pool and foreforce a to se e ,” S tro u d said,lid. end half.If. 1The g u a rd led J e ro m e 's> ccomeback in Jerome'sJ 's b re a k ... Kuna went on1 a 10-2 run to IS tiie Cyclones built a 42-193 playoff. Only the top rwo teateams us moinore depth and the secOH:ond half as she scored twovo quick buck- begin thehe final period to put the:gar.e.utof gc . and they were never chal- d in the second half. from each pool advanced to the ^^®sh legs. We hav s te a ls a n d g ra b b e d a offenjnslve board to reach. quarterfinals. size and that’s goinj o m e w ithin sev en , Junior \ Jefferson led the Goldolden (today).” >r varsity score Kuna 47,, JeJerome 3 5 J No. l1: i Arizona 88, Eagles in every game, the latestlat Gause, playingng only a few Gabtiyly ^Muniz paced the Kavemeilen with 16 Box scoresci N.ArLrii!ona 70 c om ing in ga m e th re e a t 10-9.1i-S. But points in a couplele (of games, had points Whiwhile leading the defensive'echaigefor K, 1319 1114 i1i8-44 TUCCSON, Ariz. - Michael1 a kill by Flavia Gabinio retuntxuneci fo u r blo ck s a n d twowo kills. K u n a, 5 0-7 Ifl, Cook J 3 2 8. V,Tv!nj J J.] ■ la.vvti 1 fr0 3.H«»3iM8 7t»*!i-234JI1.' D ic kerson e r matched his careerr th e b a ll to CSL Three CSI playayers finished Coache!;h e s q u o te : “We did s o m eigoodmings, g Jtr,d 0 2-2 2. ' M 3. Thetrxaai O 2-J 2. C«n 12 10.0»li t 0-23.A IWm 10.23.04m,, 4 1-3' with 31 points as No. 11t The Golden Eagles scoredcd i th e w ith d o u b le digitsjS inij kilh against butweha-have a lot of work yet to doJo. We just A rizon:ma beat Northern Arizona1 next sbc off three Viking hittilitting Jefferson. Gabirbinio had 17, nooH tn lo ) leam . They a re a n extremenely quick 8 8 -■ 7 0 errors, kills by Lawanda John:)hnson Claudia Fonseca (Farias)(F had 14 Tuesc and Hai Yan Wang and a blcblo c k a n d Jo h n so n addeded 12. t e a m a nnd d they just outhustled us.">."- J e r o m e College by W an g a n d Jo hnson. Vlichelle Skyles. -JohnDerr,r, Tlmcs^lemn writer " 'i J '': In the Illinois C 11.Pw*8 C,tinma 3 N orth1 CarolinaC last Friday. physically and our kids kmk n e w n«C«ntrsl 17-19,1H3. thC SCCOndn d Ih a lf fo r th e w in. “ tliat.” ptac R ichfieldeld controlled the offen- ^Glenns Ferry 63, j.u is.7:KsnuM«(»f. gjyjj b o a rd s N o .li15 Fresno State 85, The Golden Eagles jumpedQQOUt ( OjrtonCo>*ifr1MM«-1W. irds and get several sec- (Kimberly 42 Buhl JV 60, 12-2 in the first game beforere f fal- pw'O ince shots. Bliss coach Santa;a Clara 77 Knnraod SU!» »-1!... ond-chanci GLENNS FERRY - Thee PI ilo ts Castleford 41 tering only slightly. In the} nn( e x t CloreMdtl. Kooon im . I}.1!IJ.15. ss-j. R ob S a uier e r ;said. f FRESESNO, Calif. - Dominick tu rn e d u p th e h e a t on Kimbeihcrly's CASTLEFORD two matches, CSI played tou i^D - T h e W o lv es Y oung*g scored 15 of his 27 pointsi rm . RKftWd 1101101419-« eguards to give them thcir secondse jjdn't get the offeiffense going until j,i f. w hen it n e e d e d to. 'TM. 0:ai 4 02 c o n fe re n ce w in th is season. ! final 4:54, including three( ■' “W e played ivell at the starstart.” ' «fWj,WM«»«n3.W»ri■ “ In m y m in d th is was a1 pretty p: ,vqs too late to O' Stroud said. “Wlien you flex« a n d Mi«t»b»a»«.D»lcnCo.|KjnKin) 11444. 0 overcome a 19- staie pipulled away to beat SantaI J-ptXl plU!>'VVTVUVVT«eM11. 3close game," Glenns Ferryy coachc point deficit. they don’t flex, you landa haveiave a D»muflm*n14. 4, JT«wtH3'V^ 3. kt:(.«et\ 23. Ut,v«8. 8 iC.l.tS, ‘ ^ r\TTLE - , Deon LutonI EN - The Pirates broke ®Oxnt 3. *n»»«3. T»ani 14-291042 „ — Poor shootingg alsoa victimized nationals, the Greereenes invited Ci»nr«f«nY-W««sf\7.Fsrrj 17.C«m«»e 1 14 of his 22 points in thek Continued from B5 close game in the third 't19. 0««W8 4, WkM 1. Sc*.uOd 2. Snw«4.1ri.’oS:? tlic Wolves, who10 convertedI just scored J .. the team over for,r dinner> She “J' , T»«mli»M?r-3131M J-conlOQK»&>«rt2 half Tuesday night as She has attended both tl behind the scoring of one of 12 shots; in the first quar- V*",® a lso b a k e s cookies5 aai n d d o c s laun- JV miA Cicrvn Forry otlgilo] inpton jumped to an carly women’s and mc,n’s basketbi Coleman and Camille ter. Karri Ruffinging led all scorers ''nshini d r y f o r a t h l e t e s.from fi all the md coasted to a 95-44 victo- n a tio n a l to u r n a m e n ts , b u t tli :o defeat Hansen. • ^ AA 'rith 17 points, intinduding three 3- \ sp o n s. Highland 57, Buriey 4^ ry o v cir r] Brigliam Young. * trip is a first for hu sb a n d Bill. point baskets, Comie and Donnama Lanting are Husky coachco; Brent Bjomn said - • POCATELLO - The Bobo b c a t s ouN tgt]to2o-eo-eo L u toon i was a perfect S-for-5» “It’s b e e n g rea t,” h e said. tivo m ore that offerer supporti year defensivee breakdownsb and poor ccouldn’t recover from a j the floor and 3-for-3 fromI N either has had time to si a s l o 'v ^!S!rt.tVKVM,ViVl Seen• 14 K/erk.rr,5i2 ° around. The Lantin;tings have rwo executionin hurtI his team,in the sstart in their first Rcgiotio n I I I S4S>r»tK)«'« if4 tW 2314-2118C0' tllrCC-pCpoint range in the first half. much of Miami. „ booster daughters5 oion the volley- second halflalf, while ColemQn.and ggame Tuesday. 3, t Id MacCuIloch scorcd 16* . “We got to see the beach,"; B baU te a m ( J e n n y M(McKnight and Karrels controlledcoj the boards “We had a bad first hha a l f , 2,D^1.TowH4.13204130*'- p o m ti s ;while Donald W atts nnd said o f a qu ic k 8:30 a.m . visit.'• T re v a W a g n e r) ancind one men’s and madee ses( v eral easy shots. BBurley coach Kim Krumm1. s; a id . J a m ie: IBooker scored 14 apiece Instead, the Greenes ha\ Jj a l l JV«ar» C«WirtiO,(W< haye basketball playa ToW>.?]4-B1SS0. ball games.” Valley 46, Gooooding 38 Womelen “I just love being here at tl o n e m e n ’s b a sk eItball tb i national r.n 2.2. PactMm 2. J«i.cTK^M 15. Dr»9 1, HJM4, R»iR»nt«r 5. halfrim c lead, b3ut u t Valley scored loanoD St.I 50 team from Miami spud bars ar Litfi 4, Sntm 2. PcWMX 3. Tcnw 12 Twn ic ' “Wc talked about 1J-1S 14 44. 3-polnl soiii-OoieMO'41. R( 29 p o in ts in the second si half for STOP)RRS, Conn, - Connec- pencils and I ran into some pe ’“.'.‘J ’™,®!,™' R aftR lveIver 59, Dedo 50 ^ VO year and we regrettetted not com- HfTMnOMtlMn 2. UMMOO) 3. Swri i ISIS. Canyon Conferifercnce victory. ticiit’ss Kara W olters was the pie from Barton County that id this year to DECLO0 -- Raft River jumped ,. ^ ing so we dccidcd i 4, W»Mf e, DuS«f 7, Report 9. WJ»cn 2.1»,«w B Gooding switcliitched to a half- tallest;t player on the court, had m et in Kansas. They remer[nem- come.” Comie said.J ^ o n t h e HornetsI early in bUl».72a 0-18 19 37. 3-f»r1soel»- mMnr<99M>-TcMm«i ' *y W tu 3»«KK»CLc-».Pw«fv w FcxMja4y 1,. ®- 'c d a fa*fast break, dribbling do\vn far beyond the national toumi rer*2.P«Ml4 T«imKtib»»-1B19 ,t, * . nam«3l7<*»..ir«U.1914 months ago for thethem not to.” i>.0«anun 2. FflJ out^OCamin them trouble.” toMioSMncr. th e coui)urt and finishing with a ment. The Tuesday befor P a u la G re e n e said. W endell is 1-0 in donferce r e n c e A'io)n.vB.,28.o»s-v: three-po.[joint play. Tlmtt^swi, Twin Fall},all}. Idiho WednsMlay. Novtmber 27.199527.

S pOR'I'S Hornlets stilmg SeatIttle; heakers vivin Nuuggets swittch coachesj s : CHARLOTTE, N.CM.C. (AI*)- ^B T T —1 ^ forthc76crs,whohahad 23 turnovers. Ji -rom I v Bickers•staff to Moiotta Seattle’s 11-game winn-inning streak ^ B jL ^ « ended Tuesday niphight as Glen i H - 5 K lH : Rockets 102, ' D E•NVER N ' (AP) - His team Rice scored 24 point ping and attendance declin- • iints and the fc . .' K Trail Blazers 1(Xini U X Uni I slumpin Jjjg^ g g j Charlotte Hornets tun:unjcd up the Bemie Bickcrstaff resigned r"'" HOUSTON-Chari defensive pressure in thi e second ■ 'T y larlcs Barkley had c o>adi a d of the Denver Nuggets I,’ 30 points and 14 rebc h a lf for n 97-89 victoiry. ry . ' m o n T'uesday, u e turning over the ■* one under Portland A n ch o n y M a so n ha ana n d R ed Son Antonio its s ix t h : th straight loss. underr D D; a n IsseL Auerbach. Motta alsca ls o h a s CJcorgc McCloudd added 22 points ••jn ci Hawks 101, Grizzlzzlles 80 w p I evaluating the situation, coachcd Washingtono n a n d ’•Hil and Jim Jacksonon 21 for thc j it w a s n ’t w o r k i n g ,” Ily m ix e d ATL/\NTA — ChristiaStian Liiettner k Mavericks. Chicago. “I have totally : - . . B ick e rst;« ta /f said. “J oiivays said I :a said. “I scorcd 18 points a n d AtAtlanta built ItaM Dominique WilkiIkins paccd thc • , „ , , t j / emotions today," M otta ss d do what’s best for thc an 18-point lead in th c firstfi (|uarter ^ P h shorthandcd Spurs; wwi ith 32 points to feel bad that it didn’t woiw o rk o u t (in the wliy to a ro u t off ViiVancouver. . * u E move past Alex Enfinglish into sev- uzation, and this is the bcst q u ite th e w a y w e all envisicrisioned it Tlic Hawks, w a n in gB ththeir third in y > h H / endi place cn th c NByiB A’s carccr scor- “ “ fig -, would. I also know Bemii:m ie w ell a rou’ to RO two gam es abovenb( .SOO (8- ^ - , ^ 1 ing list Mith 25,627 points.po ThisUs Igives me an opportunity. enough to know this is wwhi he re h e G) for tho first timeI ththis season, • V to s t e;p p 1back and try to solidify w ants to b e in h is h e a rt. scored thc first seven;n rpoints and * , Suns 108 th e ta leUent r level and the contract — — ____ *»•'-■, . —'M 7 Nuggets 117, S “I'm sad for my friend,•nd, but I were never threatened.led. Dikcmbe ' DENVER-Dalee EllisE scored 28 situationions of this basketball team can't help feel enthusiastia s m a n d Mutombo added 14 poi points nnd a - I points and Brooks ThompsonTl came — to dodo the job I was originally excitement with this ball club, scason'high 21 rebounds.ds. t* off thc bcnch to add:dd a career-high hired toto do.”i We havc a tough scheduleuic facing Rookie Sharecf Abdur-Jur-Rahim led , 2 6 as Dick M otta w/on on his first game Charliiirlic Lyons, chief executive us, but we’re going to getJt th ro u g h V ancouver with 19 pointsints. Los Angeless LUkors Elden Campbell pushess a PhiladelphiaI 76ers player whi ■ as D enver’s c o ac h1 ala fte r replacing o f fic e:r r forfo Ascent Entenainm ent, it.” scram bling fotfor a loose ball during tho first halfhall ol Tuesday's gome In Bernic Bickcrstaffff earlieri in the which1 ownsov thc Nuggets, said hc Motta was NBA coachc h i o f th e Kings 98, Raptors - day. ors 87 Philadelphia.a. a n d BSickerstaff i d were “in com- year in 1971 and led Washia sh in g to n TORONTO — Mahmo , , , Kevin Johnson hadiad34^intsfor plete ag ichm ond scored eight of O'Ni3’Ncal went 5-for-6 from the f agreement that the right to the NBA title ini n 1 9 7 8 . R auf scored 18 p o in ts to • ‘OU* Phoenbc, which lostt forf< a franchise- thing; Wiwas for him to go to his Its in the fourth quarter lineinc down thc stretch aiid had high 13th consecutiv Bickcrstaff was an assia s s i s t a n t Sacramento players in d ove time - and oricinallal job. At thc same time, urcs as the Kings beat To ig-s, who won for just thc poinMints and 20 rebounds to lead Los1 thc hfth time undeider new coach ,7 t coach under Motta for■ fivfive sca- lu i^ we have Dick Motta ,, night when rookie Marc in their last nine games. AngiVngelcs past Philadelphia. Danny Ainge. WesleyIcy Person added sons in W ashington, incl:n c lu d in g »vas hosjjitalized w ilh a ba udam irc scorcd 27 points 'Die 'p Lakers didn’t play particucular- 19 points. Thom pson,>n, who scored 13 " % ? • ^ th e c h am p io n sh ip ye ar. 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I r^-ST^’ANDINGS _ S c r a m b lLE ^ Scoring leaders Igic Volley girls' basketball scor-' Girls’ high schoiooi basketball g leixJers through Nov. 25. PipiM {Docs» s not include Tuesday's Class A-1, Regigion III imcs.) {Tlirough Nov. 2S. Docs nolot t includei Tuesday night game: Ovei>verall Confiin fe re n c e . Class A-1 , Wins Lossc!sses Pet. Wins Losses!S P e t. GB Pelcr!;erscn. Minico 32 Highland 2 . 0 1.000 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 wr. Burley 31 P o catcilo -2 0 1.000 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 Peter:erscn. Bufloy 23 B urley 1 2 0.333 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 SC3fl(ule. Minico 21 Minico 1 ' 2 0.333 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 ■nsey. Butley 18 Twin Falls 0 2 0.000 0.0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 Class A-2 C lass A2 ash, Wood River . 50 tson. Buhl 33 Jerorae 1 .0 0 1.000 0 0 00.000 0.0 I h KS tcktcsresdai, Wood River 31 Wood River 2 4 4 0.333 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 Moofcore, Buhl 19 Buhl 2 1 V 1 0.667 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 Ties, Jerome 19 Class A3, Cany(lyon Conference :iass A'3 » i : MCEW,Ewcn, Kimberty 83 F iler 2 1 1 0.G67 1 0 11 .0 0 0 0 .0 Romeiner. Valley ' S3 Decio 2 11 0 .6 S 7 1 1 0.500 0 0.5 B»g5£(B ? DcnfKincy. KimberJy 38 Glenns Ferry 2 1l 0 .6 6 7 1 1 0.500 0 0.5 n m s Fiinls.rts, Glenns Ferry 35 "Wendell 4 0 0 1.000 0 0 00 .0 0 0 0 .5 Rietkefter1(, Wend, , 31 Kimberly 3 11 0.750 0 0 00 .0 0 0 0 .5 .' K)ina!nas, Rler . 30 Gooding 1 2 2 0.333 0‘ 0 0 0 .0 0 0 o.s '' Pontoilion, Gooding " 29 V alley 2 2 2 0 .5 0 0 0 1 0 0 .0 0 0 1 .0 1 1 Waycf/cr, Kimborly 29 ant. Glenns Ferry 25 C lass A4, North:t h s i d e [ t e incite. Glenns Feny 21 C arey 1 00 1 .0 0 0 1 0 1,1.000 0.0 / ' ^ . □ Cla:iassA 4 D ietrich 2 ' 11 '0.667 0 0 0.0 .0 0 0 0 .5 rTTT, i - r Shoshone 0 44 i0.000 0 0 0.0 .0 0 0 0 .5 Bell.I. Murtaugh 76 p*r>' wai«f R ichfield 3 11 i 0 .7 5 0 0 0 0.0 .0 0 0 0 .5 i«f, TFCA 62 Jones,es, Richfield 60 Camas Co. 0 11 i 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0.0.000 0.5 ^ . Coffm;frnan. Hansen ' 51 ISDB 0 00 I0.000 0 0 0.0 .0 0 0 0 .5 ______•'* Ross.;s, Shoshone 43 Bliss 1 11 I 0 .5 0 0 0 0 0.0 .0 0 0 0 .5 uvauuv/TwOMkm McCov'owan, Dietrich 36 Ketchum 1 11 i 0 .5 0 0 0 1 0.0 .0 0 0 1 .0 man. Dielrlch 34 Minico guarguard Lacey Searte (12) goes forr tlie ste al from Jami Jones (20)) ofol Pocatello In the Spartans' 43-2343-: Bln T«osda(.S«» lerson. Dietrich 32 PageBS> for game story. Class A4, Southt h s i d e Gibsorson. Hans. 31 R aft R iv e r 2 03 1 .0 0 0 1 0 1.1 .0 0 0 0 .0 ------Tolmainan. Murtough 30 Romln Murtaugh 3 1I 0.750 I 0 0 00. .0 0 0 0 .5 nlnger, Costle. 28 Hansen 3 1 ( 0.750 0 0 0.0 .0 0 0 0 .5 KI una‘57, J eron)ME 44 O akley .041i 0.000 0 0 0. Castlcford 2 22 (0 .5 0 0 0 0 0. “ J G a mle o :s u m m ary ; T he Tigers knenew th at th e “Weai; are a little bit quicker thenlen they are and t Hagerman 1 4\ 0.200 | 0 1 0.0.000 1.0 first partart o f th e s e a s o n would be itough with the we got•t s s o m e transition b a s k e tsts. . We played bet- I q i MV C h ristia n * 0 03 0.000I 0 0 O.C0 .0 0 0 o.s l o s s of tth h e tw o g u a rd s from la stt yyear’s squad, ter defer:fense in the second have.e. They1 h ave to a )wa State TF Christian* 2 4\ 0{ .3 3 3 0 0 0. 0.000 0.5 Tuesdayay nI i^ t they leamed it thee Ihard way. good ballbal clu b ." - K una c o a c h BnBrad Hill. 'Ineligible for posi-scason ppla: lay. J e r o mme e committed 21 turnover*ars and sh o t just Gamen e n o te s T he K avem en wervere much small- C UIts-Alcorn ------J 3 1 perceircen t o n th e night falling to*0 A-2 foe Kuna e rth en n th t e T igers b ut u s e d quicklick h ands an d a in th e hhor om e op en er. T he lo ss evei/ens th e tig ers solid lozor n e to s h u t o u t J e ro m e ’s's bigt p re se n c e in recordI ata t 1-1 heading into next TuTuesday’s con- the paini3int.;. J e ro m e w en t to a zoni:one in th e sec- O utate, 87-58 fe re n ce battleb with Buhl at Jerom«Tie. ond quaiuarter. but Kuna w as ablele tot find th e CSI____ ------K u n a S(sc o re d th e la st five pointsIts of the first holes aan n d g e t th e b a s k e ts inside,ide... Kuna shot \1ES, Iowa (AP) - Dcdricic aiighby scored 27 points andid q u a r t ejr r aa. n d to o k th e lead for goo(lod a s they shut 49 perc«rcent from the field and 78 Continued from BS letd o w n .” 7 8 p ercen t from ivn Dankhcad added 20 asas Still, every timen e Illin o is h in te d OUt t h e3 inside in play of the Tigers.. J>Jerom e the charilarity stripe... Sophomore2 NikkiN M a rte n s No. 9 lowa State beat Alcorn•n “We knew we’d put ourselrselves at a comeback, CSI to the wall,” Jefferson coach ZSI tumed on the chargedJd tb ack in th e third period tcto pull within came offofi the bench to provide a ;spark for the State1 87-588 T u e s d a y niglit. f .u power. Ellen Stringer said of ...... three, butbui the Kavemen picked up th e defensive Tigers... MN a rte n s h a d a pair o f aassists s s to Lanie ;va S ta te n e v e r trailed in win- In both matches,ies, 6-foot, 3-mch ... its 14th season opener in itsts Vikings’ situation headingIg iinto freshman Reneekjeka Gause came Pressurejre and won going away, Bamess dc uring J e ro m e ’s ru n ... ThiThe Kavemen the match. 15 seasons. in o ff th e bench loIo 5s p a rk a r u n . P l a yer e r of( tho gam e: Freshman1 (Cyrita Warner used thetheir s p e e d to b e a t th e TigeIg ers down th e w iii Jefferson (4140) needed to w in , , illoughby nnd Bankheadid } Tigers with 10 points, eighg h tln th e seo - court for just one gam e against CSII to d e s "“ Cllyiy 'w h a t I w a n te d for f a s t b re a k b a s k e ts whilehile shutingdown scorcd.•d 14 point.s each in the firstst for second in th e pool and fonfo rc e a Stroud saidaid. ond half.'alf. T he g u ard led Jero m e’ss (com eback in Jerome’sle’s b re a k ... K una w e n t on)n ai 10-2 r u n to as the Cyclones built a 42-19[9 . nnd they were never chal-il- playoff. Only the top two teamstet , ■;>>nore depth and the secorcond half a s s h e sco red twtwo quick buck- begin thth{ e final period to p u t thegam e g e out of L‘d in the second half. from each pool advanced totothe .fresh logs. We have a lot more pt<;nff<5t<' steals and grabbed a offerensive board to reach. quanerfinals. sue and that’s gomoing to be big (or rom e w ithin sev en . Junioror varsity score Kuna 47, J Jefferson led the Golt;o W e n ^ Jerom e 3 5 N o, 111 Arizona 88, Eagles in every game, theI lailatest Cause, playinging only a few S^bbyDy Muniz( paced the Kavemenen with 1 6 Box ssc c o re . N.ArlIrlzona 70 coming in gam e three at 10-9.:►•9. But points in a couplelie o f g a m e s, h a d p o in ts whileWil leading the defensiveve charge for 1318111 1J158 . 44 lUJCSON. C Ariz. - Michaelel a kill by Flavia Gabinio reruntu r n e d fo u r blocks a n d two™ kills. Kuna, WlAAfIwv 5 0-7 Ifl, Cw* 3 2-2 8. 3 2J 8. lUxfif.^c.3m.tp«,4<.i8 Dicke. 1-1 3. We.11 (K) 2. 3 »)8 ToU!« 23J) II :erson m atched his careerJr the ball to CSL Three CSI playlayers finished Coache 0 2-2 2. (««» 1M 3. Ttwimoton 0 J-3 2.0 :hes quote: "We did somee jgood things. , S * 4'i2,310.D>li ^ 10-2 3.A Ki«n1CV2 2.B»noi4M with 31 points as No. 11,1 The Golden Eagles scoreded the with double di^tsts ini kilk against but we(h ha av e a lot o f v«}rk yet to ddo.Wejust c 813-21 17 44 A rizonana bent Northern Arizonala next six off three Viking hitthitting Jefferson. Gabiib m io h a d 1 7 , le 0 leam . They a re a n extremimely quick 8 8 - 7 0 - . errors, kills by Lawanda John)hn»n Claudia FonsecaI (F(I a ria s) h a d 14 Tuesi and Hai Y an W ang and a bbli lo c k a n d Jo h n so n a ddedted 12. t e a m and a n d they just outhustled us.'s."-Jerome • College by Wang and Johnson. Michelle S l^es. — John Don,rr, 7r/mes-Noivs writer In the Illinois; CiCentral match, COach MiC A niz z o n a basketball “They (Vikings) played toughtoi Gabinio led thee teamt with 10 (2-0) d dl id n ’t ------the whole m atch,” CSI coachJl JBen kills, Amber Olsoison had 14 digs IT "I * c o n - Stroud said. “Their hittersjrs hit and two aces, FariasF{ had 10 |V 1 until midway through thele around our block. It was a1 gOovna physically and our kids knk n e w 5nd h a lf fo r th e w in. • ‘ JO45 3-oort that.” /PodC R ichfielcield controlled the offen- Glenns Ferry 63, i m 1S.7: K«nk»k.. M. No, 151 Fresno state 85, - H ie G olden Eagles jumpede d io u t ts-17. liV IW ards and get several sec- Kimberly 1 42 Buhl JV 60, 12-2 in the first game before : nnce shots, Bliss coach JW Santata Clara 77 SSl!ocida««.w«i:4e«Su!»8-1 GLENNS FERRY - Thele :Pilots Castleford 41 tering only slightly. In the“ ni ne x t Giwawoif im .'ij-is, ij.i 15-s. R o b S a uu e e r rs a id . ,n a m e d u p th e h e a t on K im b I'RI*lESNO, Calit. - Dominickk mberly’s CASTLEFORCIRD - The Wolves Young two m atches, CSI played ' toLo u g h 1101418-44 Iguards to give them their si Ig scored 15 of liis 27 pointsts ffvM. RmfiAavt 11C r second didn't get the offioffense going until jti the I when it needed to. in*Q. B:iu 49: c o n fe re n c e w in th is season. e final 4:54, induding three:e TM)«irw«. RichR.y).AnowK.9wwlwi.»t*lI3,W«ym«M4,0. ' the second half,ilf, and by then it 3.p„in, ‘‘We played well at the stais ta r t,” ' Wwd2.C.WaR)lVan) 14. Tuoo 7, .Im i I2. TcO!>-» I. “In my mind this was a prettyp j-,,e ( inters, and No. 15 Fresno.0 Sn-oud said. “W hen you flex>¥ nc n d v> IXnan Co. (K(Kan)at IMU. to overcome a 19- siatc ppulled away to beat Santa;a CSlvi.C»rort(Arti) J-POXI OMItAVMI'WMvMlV ‘close game,” Glenns Ferry i » point deficit, they don’t flex, you Idnda haviia v e a XI4. J«riMn 4. Coucn B. WooO 7. TcU't- 1Deanna Brock said. “ •C lara185-77 8 T u e.sd ay night. 93.7e23 led by Melissa 3-P0«« OM'iHOniHuTTmml. IMcEwen in she can domintimatelin ateat at kippes, Erin S a n y se c o n d ,” 1 Scott and Jern Washihlngton 95, KnOoiV 12IJ10B-«; Kreilkamp, who10 comc b in ed fo r 37 B flg h ' Ow»«F.(iy ’iei7t3-(U liam Young 44 Fans___ ------^— Hagermaman 50, Hansen 40 K>«>«1y'(ln.a(tr !. l,U««n 23. Uayai S. ^ . ATTLE - Deon Luton SEN - The Pirates broke ^ XMtvwl. T»amvx...1315-29 Ht»42 Poor shootingng also victimized ^EA n nationals, the GreiIreenes invited GMnr* FtnvWooOn 7. Fvri 17. CdViK* d 14 of his 22 points in thele , Continued from 55 close game in the third 19, i OMTing 4. Wwa 1, SclouM !. Sn*-* 4. the Wolves, who,'ho c o n v erted ju s t scored the team over foror dinner She half Tuesday night asIS She has attended both t: r behind the scoring of one of 12 shots;s inir th e first q u ar- ” also b a k es cookies a lington jum ped to an early R e n a e Coleman Co and Camille ter. Karri Ruffinjfing led all scorers ” “r'*’ ly women’s and men’s basketb;nball jiry for athletes f and coasted to a 9544 victo-0- national tournaments, but tl s from all the natielstotto d e fe a t H an se n . | / 4 4 points,, in- overur U rigliam Y oung, trip is a first for husband Bill. Comie and Donne[ina Lanting are Husky/ coachco Brent Bjomn said - POCATELLO - The BoiBobcats [k/« 1B12 1020n-eo-& . L uton to was a perfect 5-for-55 "It’s been g reat,” he said. vc breakdowns and poor < t^vo more that offerrer support year defensive I couldn’t recover from a?= > 5 " ^Vl Scon 14 K.«lUtrB12 the floor and 3-for-3 fromn Neither has had time to° s around. The LantinItings have two executionon hurt his team, in the start s in their first RegioZion III S<»vt>1«e.C«r4,&nw3(r»3;r4 T««23iV23 1860’ tlircO-pi-point range in the first half,f. much of Miami. 3, „ booster daughterss oon the volley- second half,hall while Coleman and g ( a m e T u esd ay . • fWTrg17,M Fr»j2,Romr5t dd MacCuIloch scored 166 “We got to see the beach,’’' E ball team (Jenny' MMcKnight and Karrels1 controlledco the boards “We had a bad first: h a lf, 2.Bi»#1.T«a0144-l3J04J2041. p o in ts:s w h ile D o n a ld W a tts a n d said of a quick 8:30 a.m. visit. Treva Wagner) aam n d o n e m e n ’s a n d m al d e e se s v e ra l easy shots. IBurley coach Kim Krummim said. J a m iee :Booker scored 14 apiecee Instead, the Greenes ha' basketball playayer (Floyd “We just need to putt i it a ll .W«xr,C«!rt«M.Ou ^ for Was'asiiington (1-0). been busy shoring Idaho wi''‘O' Fam.w). HaftMT 149 ' together I andjjve will winin :som e , , „ _ everyone. • vMtrtJi 7, f*»lKn2. v . T h e L a n tin g s h ^ ^ v e a t t e n d e d caliS77*L!aTxU4.K«rAa Toa»C34.BISU b ^ a ll g a m e s .” Valley 46, Gotaoodlng 3 8 Womenen "I just love being here at tl o n e m e n ’s b a s k enball tb national 2. SU ^2. PaMwn 2. Mvnwn 3.' H A Z E L T O NI - Gooding’s full- Wq 3 gym with the teams playing SCpun li. Frvsumt 4. Tstall 17IV14 I& 0 ^ '2I4131J-44 3 Connecticut 97, ‘" S '. to u rn am en t. T his is tth e ir f « t vol- p£ yggp regreti Iver 59, Decio 50 Ptiaticn. } retted not com- n «i li Kuf«r Canyon Confeinference v icto rj’. t i c u t’s Kara W olters wos thee ' pie from Barton County thai .0 - Raft River jumped , 2. UrtJr-OM 3, S^Mrl 1 ^ ing so we decided2d this year to • DECLO- 4. WftUr e, DuMr 7. Rogn S. Wbcn 2. Pitched to a half- 'sliestst player on the court, had met in Kansas. They remei ^ o n t h e2 Hornets I early in eu»-22 k S-1S IS S7. Vpon goco- UromKial Gooding switc mem- come,” Comie said, court trap in thele ssecond half, and Howcvi.‘ver, it was her quicknesss bered mc and knew I’d ha^ iw e fo r th e sec- T u esd ay'’s ’s non n -co n fcren c e gam e. *• nave Eddie Howa is her the Vikings were2re able to solve it, thate:caught Idaho State offf spud bars.” . , ond straight year. “ I t was a s and i agrcssive, fast- \ Those coconut-covered Idal Wendell 45, Rler 377 then hit eight: ofof 12 free-throw , gn:ird. And the best'partart is watching paced gumiume,” Decio coach Kim 2 6-foot-7 W olters sparkedd Spud candy bars are not all si ms used attem pts-in thele final I period to ( C S I\v in all its gamies. es Johnson. said.sai .W ENDELL-The Trojans th e thlibird-ranked Huskies (3-0)) hands out. , “Don’t ask mele how I like . HertLmmram was.forced to foul at their height to shut down F he first 11 poinis of a game-__ - During the first two dnyij TileVikinssi,;s im p ro v e to 3-2 w ith tiu yi_o», Miami,” Howa saidlid. “I go from - the endd of c the game in an in *' s id c - g a m e a n d -fo rc c o;^) ing 15-0 run, leading the-C- - competition, she has passed o — everallrl-l in the Canyon openin. “ the hotel to the gymyra and back to attempt; toto regain control, but shots ^ in Tuesday's Car-anyon conference. \vay to:o a 97-50 v i c t o ^ o v e r th ee CSI emblems to stick on clothc eat. As far as Mianiami, I haven’t theTroja^a ns h it 12 o f 21 c h arities. C ^ o n fe re n c e gam e. Bengalslls on T u e s d a y night. Idaho pins and pom pons. She 5'''= = se e n it." --W e controlled-the boord!rds-and ------,-,-3117- ' ho Stat»rri^)-had-figufed—i ~ ~ iei4 14IJ.48 ' g — • — :------Idahc ------one of the first ones up to ch& For these fans,, tl th e re i s lit tle got 23 points out of nvo pc Jiting W olter's size hy being . and makes siire everyone else H lc»i»J,G.Lo.«3,ltM>l*«3 On Hgllt g doubt^he Goldenen Eagles are ■D»>vc«i 2, D. mnwn 10, T. lUfiMn 5. VW endeii coach Brett Wright’htsaid. •»2.Mootfi8 7o!i»ifl<34, quickerer. But it was' Wolters who0 too. »22 12-2120S9 3-ponlgoa!a-Tc>gmafV “Our defense played really .Paw "'OS faSIaster on her feet. She evenn Her support for the team gO( goes “I didn’t buy meJ a tic k e t fo u rth itl 7. Er»k*on 7, BJUnufl H. Mrrtol 7, aand the full-court pressss i g av e v*-i«YeTjr.,og7.flgfrri, f- ci<*.ion fl. led a fast fa break, dribbling downn far beyond the national lourn tttci 7. Pdmo4.T»«n kUU » B-ie 10 ,i rnFlf.Cf. P a u la G re en e said. W endell is 1-0 in conferference ’ jvkct. «w«)37 tlu'ee-pc•point play.

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TWIN FALLS - Herere isi a wintertime soup recipe sent in by a readern who calls i t o n e o f h e r “ trie d a n dI true”t n dishes. j MAKE-A-MEALCl.CHICKEN NO OD LE SOISOUP 1 3 -p lu s p o u n d chick een, n , q■ u a rte r e d 8 cups water 3 te a s p o o n s g ra n u la r cliickenclii bouillon 2 cups carrots, cut in 1-inchMr thin pieces 11/2 cups sliced celeryry P 1 cup chopped onion 1 8^)unce package diinin noodlesr 1/4 cup chopped parsley;ley (optional) Place chicken in 6-quanja rt p o t in w a t e r - bring to a boil. Reducee heat,h cover and simmer 20 to 25 minutesltes. Add carrots, H celery and onion. Simmerner 15-20 minutes more until chicken is:s done.d Remove chicken with slotted spooiToon. S k im o ff fat from broth. Stir in noodoodles. Decrease heat and cool 8 to 10 minutesmir until'ten- der. W hile noodles cook,lok, remove meat from bones. Discard skin,dn. shred or chop m o a t a n d a d d to h o t soup. Jp- B »Wr UWTW/Tl* Hand-made crafts adorn Paula Oakeaikes' living room all year, but spe The judging is over. Baker’sBai Chocolate pedal decorations, such as thele nativityn sceno behind her, comiome out only during tho Christma:nas holiday. has announced the winnerswi of its " N a tio n a l B e s t BrowTiie contest. coi W inners received 51,000 each, withwit the “Best of the Best” receiving anI additionalac S500. LoriAnn Glenn of Overlairland Park, Mo,, won the big prize for herhe deep, dark, decadent 3D Brownies H e re , is th e re c ip e . Iff youy( want more, L ivd n g; w iitlilS a rlta you can order a recipe bookbo< with all the w inners inside. It’s freeree! Send a self- addressed stamped /flOfflO envelope to Baker’s B est Brownie Red;;e d p e B o o k le t, c/o ^ Nomistakiking the holidadays in this Twiiin Falls home Hunter & Associates, 41 M] adison Ave., F ifth F l o o r , N ew Y o rk , NN.Y. .^ 10010-2202. By Donist} Turner 3D BROWNIENIES TImes-Nows______Brownie Layer 1 package (8 ounces)s) Baker’sI semi­ TWIN F/VLLS -- PaulaP Oakes’ kids don’t hav I'-CDJ sweet baking chocolate sqsqi u a re s to wait until Chrisiristmas for a visit from Santam a i • . 3 tablespoons butter orDr mn a rg a rin e Claus. They live in a Santa wonderland yeai■ear- I - 2 e g g s round. 11/4 cups sugar Ife ------1 O a k e s c o lle c ts S a n ta.a s IlfeV' ' •' 1/4 cup water lig Want to and angels, A 1 te a s p o o n v a n illa Christmas time, shshe J adds carolers, snowmer 1 c u p f lo u r IpiJ know more? nativity sets, Christma 1 teaspoon Calumet bakia k in g p o w d e r To learn mote aboutI trees, reindeer and lot 1/4 te a s p o o n sa lt lo ts • Paula Oakes’ Magic of holiday trimmings ^3/4 cup chopped toasteisted macadamia . Stenciling businesss But her Santas remaii • ■ riuts 8 S ^ or about tier cralts. p e rc h e d o n a h u tc li ii C h e e s e c a k e L ay e r. \vtiich range in pricec her entryway, or ii 1 packages (8 ounces)2S) Philadelphia ^ S . i Oi­ •jB H f;omSl.50loS18.'• other spots around liehe r Brand cream cljeese, softenftened call 7367164. living room, fron 2/3 cup sugar ■ iJi January to December.:r.” " 2 e g g s Oakes chose deeje e p f l 1 tablespoon lemon juicelice ' ■" green couches with:h a: Cliristmas color schemele inii H 1 te a s p o o n va n illa 2 ta b le s p o o n s flo u r M S “We flip the bigg rpillows on the couches,” shi G laze: said, pointing to thehe Santa pillow covers that aan re 1^ c u p w h ip p in g o r h e avayy c re a m ■ H h now front and centeiuer, ready to welcome thu sea G squares Baker’s semi­mi-sweet baking chocolate, finely choppedid f f i An artist, Oakeses creates many of her owi 1/4 cup chopped toasteisted macadamia ft!. crafts. Siie finds othtIther treasures at flea markets n u ts ganige sides and crafraft shows. Her husband, Alan Brownie Layer ^ b ] and children Devonon K o v all, 11, A rie l O akes,rs, 7: M icrowave chocolatee anda butter in H | | a n d T aylor O ak e s, 3, o ften jo in in th e fun. large microwavable bowlowl on HIGH 2 minutes o r until chocolatete isi a lm o s t m e lt- R Kid stuff with Christmas crafts:s ith e ir m om made, ed, stirring halfway threhrough heating W And this is a momm who has fashioned everj--y- The Oakes childrcdren decorate their own bed time. Stir until chocolateIte is com pletely :>ed- thing from rocks pailainted with Santa faces to0 H f ; room s at C h ristm ass rimri e. paper inaclie/clay St.:. NicksJ to hand painted crj-s- .m e lte d . s- "T h e k id s h a v e Htlittle tiny trees and garland;inds tal to wooden indoor • Beat eggs in separateJ bowlbc with elec- lor/outdoor signs decoratedd around their beds,”s,” Paula Oakes .said. “Everjcry witii anyque bulbs; rand buttons aad sporting • trie m ixer on medium speeioeed imtil foamy. ua^ iAWT«/n»T>». B year, my m other sencends them Hallmark tree omama- messages like “Angigel Crossing" nnd “Snow r^radually beat in sugar,, waw a te r a n d v a n il- Abo\bove, table settings ore part of com]:omploto holiday decor. At right, i® m e n ts to p u t on th ce ir tree s," IIq until thick and lemonI cco o lo re d . B e a t in wooi'oodon santa on a bicycio livens aa cornorco of Paula Oakes' houso. Somerimes, the childrenchi decorate their roomsoms Please see HOME, Pago C5:5 Ichocolate mixture. Stir in flour, baking : powder, salt and nuts. Sprep rea d h a lf o f th e •brownie batter into greasecised foil-lined 13- • by-9-inch b a k in g p a n ; set asasid e. g ' ■ Cheesecake Layer. Beat cream cheese, sugatigar, eggs, lemon jilding addsi a rich suibdene:^ss to a ;dium bowl with Home juice and vanilla in medii electric m ixer until smooth,oth. Mix in flour. he art of gilding - coating an ob ------1], Spread evenly over brow:ownie batter in ■, b a ck of th e ir h a n d o v er thic e size.si If it ju st s e n s e to work v with a less expensive>ive :i a thin layer of gold - is centu pan. Spread remaining1 browniebr batter tugs on the hairs, it has comeime to tack, metal first,St. P rices m ay vnr>‘ aro u n d th e and remains popular today. It’s c Work on one manageabliable area at a country, butb gold leaf costs approxi- evenly over cream chcesese mixtxu-e.r S^virl , A s k “ ee ^yhy, Gold leaf transforms a p time; if you coat too large;e a surface, it mately S30JO for a boo k of 2S; silver, abK)Ut o u t through b atter with knifee tcto marbleize. .u;.., 2Ct into a brilliant, lustrous worl M A i m - i A ' m ;; il drj- b e fo re yo u finish gilding.gild $10; compiposition metals, S4 to S5 dol-do l- — ■■ 'B ake iit 350 degrees 4545 tot 50 m in u te s and it lasts fo r y e a rs a n d years. Always prepare a surfacface properly lars. or ur\til toothpick insert'erted in center , Martha II the supplies you need for gilc before gilding. It should1 bebi perfectly Doti’t tryry to gild something valuableib le comes out with fudgy crucrumbs. Do not available at good art-supply i Stewart s?smooth - gilding doesn’t mnmask a-rough unlil you haveh acquired the basic skills,ills, overbake. Cool in pan. c ra ftt stoi-es.st In a d d itio n to gold le a f, I su rface, it e m p h asizes it. Tiie insideJe of a lamp shade, a simpleip le G laze: fo r sill silver and copper leaf alloy.s, ia lso If you’re working on ivood,woi clay or to)ox o r u-ay o r paper a re all goo.ood d Microwave cream iin medium calledi ed com posirion m e ta ls ., le av e s. /Vln-ays hailandle them with great p; I polish it ivdl, sortocestoifor novices. microwavable bowl on HIGnGH 45 seconds Here paint, you must sand and po e re are som e gilding guideline.*:: c a re ; in stea d o f touo uch in g th e sh e ets w ith then ti' remove all traces of dusilust and lim. J™own a gilded antique, suchI as or until sim m ering. StirItir in chopped your fingers, usec ithe tissue paper or a Gilding is best done inn a drafl-rrcc an mmcatcIte mirror frame, that is in neede e d chocolate until chocolate[e i:is melted and , -pjiQ c 3 Basics ' static bnish to pickck th e m up, ' room. rc Even a slight breezeae can scatter ?' rcstoratation, consult a. professionalm al m ixture is smooth. Sprearead glaze over f uistend off attemptingi ihe project your- old leaf is e x tre m e ly d iin - a statack d of Gilders' adhesivsive, or size, is used to and ai damage the metal leaf. cooled bro\vnies, Sprinkl&^vMp\vith n u ts. ind a gilder in your area, con-:o n - lany as 250,000 sheets is just ail:u1inch i: adhere the metalal leaf to your chosen Understand the materierinls you're , self. To tin Refrigerate 1 hour or untuntil glaze is set. j American- Institute for k. The leaves, which range, in size; object. Different: kkinds of sizo are used working w with. Gold leaf,. fo r o x .im p ls — f o r Cut into squares. Ition of Historic and A rtistic fro m1 aboutal 3 to 5 in c h es sq u a re , comiome in different proje)jects - make sure you will w remain lustrous forr yyt e a r s ; o ilie r Stic M a k e s 2 4 . (202)452-9545, b o oks k s; and are separated by sheetss ofot tis- label andd iinstructions first. ty iy p e s m ay ta rn is h an d discoiscolor. Se.ilinB' Requests su e ppaper. o ] The size is pairlinted on the surface, them tl with an acrylic sprayray may lielp G u||(|ingg a lamp shade A reader has requested[ed a recipe for Thelie leaves are very fragile andnd can> allowed to “c“come to tack,” or dry prevent pi this. “pum pkin pie, pecan pie,pie, etc.” made easilyly crumble( in yoiu- hands - onem e fin- ju s t to th e point th;that it will hold the leaf, Practice before attemptinjling a big pro- ^^a2af on the inside of a simpleip le w ith no s u g a r . /Vny ideas?? g e rp>rint rir can ta rn ish gold o r o th e r•motal mi - Profcssionals'testst this by brushing liie . jcje c t . 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Oiir clectric bill w tm;nt down more than t—• ■’ ------in ai S125 andI nmore cach month. Come a ll y e a r round. tr e e s go0 mu st h a v e loved our m ess, bring the tcmpcpcraturc down even fur- trees that plan to be enomlormous go where carc of nTli w Times-Ncivs, P.O. Box 548,8, TwinTt We did all that whenen we set a goa! to It wiwas winter and tbe eloctric bill camc ther. Plus, the tntrees help block the wind you need the most protcctiection. Dociduous Falls, Ida)laho 83303. F o flounish , poiinsettias5 n eed albou t 6 . ■ i l i iP 9 P I lours o f'bright, indirecti :t light e^very da^Ly PHOENIX (AP) — Wheien tho nation’s No. 1-selselling potted Anothericr caution: protect the n:night conditions, shelteredd fr from ilecting a poinsetiia thihis plant and most of thethe estimated plant wheihen bringing it home. all al liglit for about 14 hours; a dday. liristmas, look for an abundancncc 50 million sales comcm e w ith in six C h illin g winds wi: or temperatures So Si place them in a warm,), d: d a rk lush, green foliage, a balanceced weeks of Christmas,i, theretl should below 50) degreesde Fahrenheit are closct cl for 40 days or so startinjrtin g in a p>poarancc p o and ovidoncc of)f a b e bargains. p o te n tiall l killers. k. A large paper O 0 ctober. ;altby plant. Plant height and1 ppot sizo can bag is enoinough protection for a Don’t be concernedI tlc h a t The colorful part, ihe bract!cts, be critical to appear:arances. The short tripp inii a car. Remove the they’re cl: poisonous. Tliat was/as dis-( lOuld be thorouglily colorcid anind standard formula is; basedb; on the covering, wwh h en hom e. provecl pi years ago. Buc ther saj sa p is ^ ^ ^ 4 ' •' -« cpandcd. They really aren'm’t height of a plant from.im.a pot’s rim. Then scansea with a thorough irrita ir tin g to so m e people. 5wcrs but modified leaves, so;o a I t s h o u ld b e a b ouc u t twice the watering. SaturateS che growing T lie com m on na m o h o n oirs rs JJo e l lo t 0of green around the edgeges height of the pot. SoS< an 18-in. area so1 water w barely seeps R. r Poinsett, a U.S. ambassadoia d o r to w ^ means e a t they won’t color muc'jch poinsetiia in a 4-in-in. pot will through thethe drain hole. Discard Mc.xico m \vho found them growro w in g m oore re in the home. ^ appear too tail whilelilo tho same the excesscss wacer. Thereafter, in in tho councrysidc chero in thi e ‘ - 'r A Tb(Tbe tm e flowers are the littiitle size plant \sill look finefin in a 6-in. check dailylily and \vater only when 1820s. 11 The botanical namea m e is y etllow llo or green berries, calleile d pot. the growinging medium feels dry to Euphorbia i£, pulclierrima. c yaibia, a tl' found in the ccnier• o f A \rilto d p la n t is a1 ppi o ssib le sig n th e toucIi. Nonred colors have gainedn e d in thc e colored c bracts. Make surec a of irreversible root rot.roi Likewise, Be carefueful of plants displayed popularity in rocent years.. Bu Buc a I v tig’ht, h t, fresh-looking cyathia is: inii if the growing mediidium seems in paper,, plasticph or mesh sleeves. T lot depends on where youu li liv e . c h center.I overly wet, it is wisese to make a This mayr apap p e a r a s convenient as ^ David sdys reds accounted1 fofor r 70 I I ' - RRed c( remains the most populaliar different selection. StemsSti should cellophaneane-wrapped producc. . perccnt to 75 percent of salesa les on c olor lo r and Freedom the mosi.poj:«op- b e stro n g a n d stiff, However,•, e>experts say the sleeves s, tho East and West coastsis t s in ar choice, says spokesmailan Poinsettias need:d about six arc for ship;hipping only and should „ ro c e n t y e ars, a n d 85 p e rc e nI t to lom David of Paul Ecke Randich hours of bright, indindiroct light have been:n removedi once in the o f Encinitas, Calif., the world’Id’s daily. A good gauge:: isis the room’s store. Plantsints left coo long in ship- Eckespoint Monet is notalo ta b lc rgcst breeder and propagaiotor natural light brightlit enough to ping sleeve::vcs develop epinasty, a for rose-pink specklingg a n d H poinsettias.po Introduced a fei'cw read fine print? Ai sunny'spots disorder' characterizedch by con- creamy " bracts, Also notablej Ic ai r c u lars ago, Freedom has dccj:cp noar a window is greatcat. Avoid hot torted andid droopyi stems, leaves Eckespoint Success, PctiP c t o y . H r u bby-red y -1 bracis, vory dark greei;en afternoon sun dircctlytly on bracts. and bracts.ts. - DjDarlyne and Pearl. In all,, EEc c k c l liage and stays compact ammd Keep plants away/ fromfi drafts, . Like fruiruiccake and eggnog, offers growers about 80 diffonfforenc J ishy whilo holding tho bractcts radiators and hoc-airair registers. poinsettiasias seem to disappear s s*’ h a p e s a n d colors. id foliago.over long periodsds. It’s best if cemperatuiturcs do not after tho: holidays.ho But they will r f wid says it now represents 505i e.xceod 72 degrees inn theti day and thrive yearlar afteri year ivitli prop- Pt-'fcerc e n t o f th e m a rk e t. 60 degrees at nighc.c. In1 m ild cli- e r care. :utCut back and repot in the IIn n :general, the larger, mon3rc mates, they often are:e leftI outside spring. We Give fe Tho poinsottia was namedd forfo Jool R. Poinsett, U.S. ombassassador to Mexico whe d e v c l rvcloped the plant the highcicr in a sheltered patio3 duringd day- However,cr, they will color again You More l found them growing In tho0 counttysldocc there In the 1620s.s. tb ee cccost. But since poinsettias ana re tim e. o n ly a f teer r experiencing long- i TJjanJustA Portab)le heatei^rs can do0 the job) but doEn’t get bl)urned Great " Price! I Windoww Fashions For The Hornlome The Baltimore Sun______vent-free gasas space heaters so oxygeygcn sensor that is detectingn g s e n s e . C o rd s sh-low lev els of ox'ygen a n d sh uut- t unplugged when appljpliances arc not have toto be large; you could Mlni-Blinds* Wood minds The first real cold snasnap of the gal (includinglg i th e n e w e r m odels), ting g offol the pilot ligiu. not being used. Evencn if they’re run a 4-inchich ovali duct up in a cor- year always brings out'Ut mittens along with urunvented kerosene Eitliither way, it means tbe uniinit turned off, there is stistill 15 amps nor of che2 roomro below and box it Spi-cialt)' Hlind.s • Slliioiiciics.-s and parkas, and it also) bringsbr out heaters, s h o}uld u k not b e use d in th is spacc.J. of curront rurming coto th e s^vitch in w ith dryw;■ywall. ImiTior Design Consultailon any problems with a homome'sbeat- Operating a’ a beater that’s ilie- Ani\n electric Iieater is not a gootiOd on tho appliance, andid 15 amps is A professi2ssionaI should have no ■ W 03 in g system . gal in your juurisdiction ri can result altcnernative for a bathroon'>m more than cnougli to) bon-lom would be size of thee room,rc length of cxteri- ■M l 733^M7S. I^BmHaZ^BEBS solution can prove clusi'usive. That lead to firo insinsurance being void- / placeice tho beater where it caran to install it permanonlently on the or walls, andanc size of the window "t)rjiic<.n » ilcd'ptg*!' » Uiiholiirry » Uliftcl'S ; in fine.s if it is discov- ' plungimge into a tub or sink full ofol wall, .wired permanemently into its opening is the situation for a womanwc in ed, or result in wvw.moQiclink.comAvBli/kab/ South Baltimore whofho wrote ered. w a teter, r, bul children may not. ow n circuit, recently about problem;:ms with a Althoufih w a filled imits tbat workrk :like radia- a th e ro w house w h e re .siiele basli liv ed th e r e a d e r ’s’s most recent gas largerger diameter than tbe heateiter tors and are more ccoieconomical to /\ANNUAL IrURKEY fo r 40 years. heater, therere arc two possible cord•d anda is unplugged when thehc use than elcctric-rcsistristance cypes, "Our furnace was putut iin about rea.sons — neitlcither of them good. heateiIter is not in uso, if the plugsIgs which have air blowiiwing across nine or 10 years ago," sheshi wTote. All gas spaceacc heaters use air to on thetbe beater and c.\tonsion cordird h e a te d w ires. S WOR^OUT “The problem is that wiwc didn’t bum. 1 a re! checkedch to make sure they’re’rc Tho reader wanted dt to install a j ‘0 ^ run beating ductss to the Newer onesies have an oxygiin- not: overheating,o\ if no cords runun heater that wouldn’t: rcrequire run- ' ■ I u p sta irs." depletion sen;ensor, or ODS, that underJer a rug, if the heater is kept:pt ning ductwork to thele bathroom, fe 8:30-10:00 arim Thanksgiving Day'ay I Before tlie furnaclace was sliuts off thee uunit if there' is too awayay fromi water sources, thon1 it but in fact, that mayI bib e th o m ost 'vi installed, tbe family usedXid unvcnt- little oxygenn i in tbe air to burn mightght bo safo to use in a bath'th- economical course. TlThe cosc of $2.00 for Drop1 In.s,I Friends &. RelativesCS cd gas spacc beaters.;. N ow th e (fo r instance,■, ifif carbon monoxide room)m — until other heatingng buying an electric hiboater and V;v;- J Twin Falllls Athletic Club heaters bave been replaced re levels have buil>uilt u p ). a r rangemenis a n j can bo made, running wiring to the10 bath1 could ^ OnPofo/ine_e R o a d E ast o f M V M all I everynvhere except tbe: b:bathroom Ventilation n• — that is, a chim- Moc.lociern kitchcn and bathth bo twice ns much ass tthe cost of 7 3 A - 7 4 A 7 at tlie back of the sccondid (floor. ney vented 1 oto tho outside — wiringing includes ground-fault out-ut- extending the ductworl-ork . • f a ------But tbat bathroomm heater allows carboi)on monoxide and lets; dialtii shut down the electricity'"X .------didn’t work; the pilot liglight kept other gases toto ■cscape. But in the whencn they dctect a release oof f going out. The comparpany that reader’s case,2, < either there is not ungroigrounded current — such as; a made the heater said it: wtwould not enough ventil:tilation to keep the beateritcr falling into a tub. work without ventilation,ion. So the gas beater bur)urning, so the pilot Uit But even groimd-fault recepta- reader has been using an electric light goes out,It, ■or tbe unit has an cless aar ro no su b stitu te fo r com m on b e a te r. H ow ever, s h e harob.ibly h.i?, .i cl.iuse H A^PPY P P THANKSGIVING TO tb.1t prov'iilL's) foto r Iho procix-ds to go y g y ivill be bal'S BLESSINGS BE O N YOUR o': if y o u soil part of 11,0 ' il be a p * /our lol lo the cily for IE AND, DONT FORGET TOI for y<^our Thannksgiving Dinner!’ # turkey..'. \ kg ining purposes, the Ti-IANJ>NK GOD FOR ALL YOU lormally would be HAVni!! f. Let me \|H apjiliL-ti Ih'e0 bb.il.inceof your lo .in ,,[= ^ ^= — gouriM*oUdBYsair However, if y o u r bnl.m cc is o p e n sS a m U ntil M all suffidently reduced,re the lender .Jf—S - if f lE l r m.iy relo.isee a portion of his n r - . >sing D aily > .security. Tlien,■n, the procrt-'ds could ^ REALTY id in th e Food C

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All stainless sieel •• '' Gjourm ett gas ran^ I j ges don’t’t have tc0 I construciion be uglyy 2: I am considering a new I Some modeodels u-w a star burner GU g o uurmet r n professional-type gas <12 showing a buyer’s guide;o o f f: 12 instead dff a typical round one. pre)rofcssionaI home-use gas rang' Special ellicient ^ rS|^ range.Ige. I want one with spccial a n ges. in vc:mi I' Each humcr:icr has eight radial fin- lististing burner and broiler types.typt I '[ K a t e anmjiicO simim m i er burners, griddle, grill, burners with gers with sevensev gas jets in each siz w o kk, , warming tray and vent izes, heat outputs, griddleId le s , I low simmer heala i ^ If-jx I I ' fin g e r. T hislis jprovides even heat gril ffl f [)'■'■ h o ood. d . Will one use much more rills, woks, convenience fcatunitures luiderthcentientiro pot for fast cook- anc : than an ordinary gas range? - nd prices. Please include S2'2 andar 11 esDuDey ingordelicatccate sim m erin g . abusinesssizeSASE. b Anoiher' designde uses a special W V rite to Jam es Dulley, GDC There are many attractive^e 6906 m u ltista g e.* circular ci: burner. The Ro; ~ ~ ~ r II gourmirmet professional-tyjje gas (or Loyalgreen Drive, Cincinnatm a ti, heat ouiputut ranges from 1,050 Ohi r i l ------p ro p ai >pane) ranges now available, )hio 4.=i244, e, 1 to only 400 Btu. A ^ C r T h oe nnew models range in size offers hand-paintedU ai n d s ie n c d 1 option cooks fast and Q f ro m ia standard 30-inch wideIf, country motif.s. Q: I jusi moved into a houslo u se 17 Inlrared gas and is ideal for cenain wit m o ddel e l to full-featured GO-inch:h A high-output proi 'ilh dark aluminum siding,n g . « I broiler i;ourmet baking and wai'ant to changc il to a lightc w dle e trueti professional designs. range often uses less5 Eg l ' ■h.ln a ^ 4htcr c o l You'oil can individually configurere standard range. The e; olor so it looks better aan n d Infrared broilers pro- doc th ese ranges t to have any featurery output burners, up to 1: ocsn’t get as hot in the sunimeim er. ______( lypyrethrum or painted dai daisy of and rains traditicitionally associated Evenen then, the flowers are not anodier species that doe; insect-repellent fame an and the wiih fall can cau;ause the centers of Ukolyy toto be os lovely and numer- a perennial. Its cultivars superhardy ground cover J S e § Sss US sr Arctic unsupported chrysanthemumcl ous as t sforIieiDS(Ini(iiie(iChristmgi^ai as they were the previous; the white-flowered Whit,hite Bomb, ^ ' daisy as well as the everr-popular po c lu m p s co op enn and a die plants to fall. Nor S’or will the foliage be as vig- which is one of the last:si chrysiin.> f c ! f CuStOm t Shasta daisy and the frajfragrant flatten somewhat m made Jewelry ^ hat. orous.4. themums to bloom evei■very y e a r, « herb feverfew, which man;lany gar- For all theirir virtues,\ putting For th r these reasons, it is best to right up until frost, and^ ‘het pink- • (?el(ic itei d e n e rs c o n sid er a w ee d . chrysanthemum; Items ims in the ground think: of potted mums as annuals. flowered Pink Bomb, Asi b o th f / y er Jewelry ® Opal Inla'. 1, .Writer cov•vers the baasics for tho:ose needinglg a new ro()0t I &nB more. I By Nick Harder footage of the g e ground level of treateded cedar shakes. Prices in of the product. For instaii.a„ce,y.u cUdoK A uckuc T iuZk F co££aU • (208) 733-4552^ Qmngo County Roglstor______y o u r h o m e i fI i(it’s a one-story this raritaring category vary widely, may find that asphalt fiberglassfil house, or the sqisquare footage of but here'e rc ’s a g e n e ra l compari.son. shingles are much cheap;aper than • Buying a new roof canin seem: your second floeloor. Don’t forget Forget•get slate unless you’re very concrete and clay tile,e , b u t th e complicated once you discJ isc o v e r th e g a ra g e if ic h a s its ow n roof. ric h o)r r willingw to sell your soul or shingles will have a life the e.xtensive variety of roofingroi For the basic:c have a high fire-r■e-resistant rating. three companiescon that deal in vari- * Victoriiin sIvIl' Cn.tlinglg GirdsC n e ed . I That m eans class-jss-A roofs. ous typeypes of roofing products, • Whether you put a newiew roof Class*A roofs iminclude'slate, con- CompariJare prices, chcck refer- over an old one, tear off ththt e old C re te til e , c la y/ titiles, fiberglass ences. > M ain A ve l A i \'J Ld - c r a i" i:i: d P rf.m.'\IU M W i N 'l i . S one, or are choosing a roofof for1 a shingles, metal:al tiles, pcrlite Whatat youj should always keep 736-OldO F r o m I dai kIO. n e w hom e. shakes and claslass-A pressure- in mind,id, though,i is the durability • The difficulty in doing'in g th e job. When talking to a roof-p)f-prod- H V > T X SALE PRICES GOG3 0 D T H R U HURRYilUFOB I ucts dealer, chances are yyi o u ’ll ■ i f * V « TUESDAY DECEMBE hear the term “roof squaresires.” A BESTSELECTIOW!nil square is 100 square feet oof f roof-i ing material. How many/ yy< o u ’ll i M i j H H ' n e e d is f i b r e d b y th e size o f f y ; o u r I I i n i I top floor, plus an amountt bbj asod .on tlie slope o f th e roof. A Eoj^implicity's sake, juscUSC use f e / flSitiit^uare footage methodlo d . T o ^ estinipte ilie num ber of squsquares V ^ of your roof, figure the ssqi q u a re \ \ : trees / / ‘ Arrlvediij ~ j / C jI Y f k r u T S ; G et it over w ith. [ Get a Honda. ------h i ; Spend this “.friiso, ?"«"lv1no _ /::V PA^ weekend in j | I tons per H eBB theftirk HS621 hour! $19.95 1 / I 0 rl Escape to a deluxe ■ i t room lof only $49* per couple, per night, Fri.-Sun, f 10 U oaJt II D B E ^ALINC. ; E BES .elley G m 465/i5 Alison Avo. W.. Twin Falls ■/• 734-4147 - GARDENEN CENTER - J y ^ lq .8 S n 6 ^ ~ r - m I c-4 TlmevNew*. Twin Fall*,lij, IdahoI WednMday, November 27.199627.

F o o d &FHome Decoi)rating holiday1 T table cdoesn’t: have t(to cost a1 fortunile By D enlso Cowlo V en-•niers ( points out that Wed|edgwood charger (planeIter) wiiii an ivory dinner- create a sense of luxury;ry and celebration, colorss of( choice this Christmas; art a re n o t Knlght-Bldder News Servicofee Cro\Nown Cold china, for instancenee, goes plate; others coicould havc an ivory charger r , says Bloomingdale’s Veni'enters: Saltcellars," traditictional red and green, they’re^’r e opu- beauiautifiilly with accent salad planlates from .with a cranbci lerry dinnerplate. But all1 perhaps, which can holdlid ssalt, or tiny indi- le n t go!;old a n d silv er, or je w el lones.;s. Tliere are ihose wholio i(fan llirow togeth- diri;iristian Dior’s Chinese Flowlowers or would have thele same color de.ssen plate, , vidual floral arrangemerments. Other col- • Iff youy find yourself stuck forr insinspira- or a holiday table willivith such ease and Tabribriz patterns. And any dinnen n e rw a r e .so th a t th e re :si s a ; unifying a.spect.” lectibies you may ownn c« could hold d rie d tio n , clicckclii out tlie table settings; in mag- flair that il could be fea;featurecJ in Hoase & .that:at isn’t too busy can get in a holiday1: The same ideaidi works with any solid- flowers, or a place card,d, cor a select piece azines,s, in department stores andin d h o u ­ G ard en . m ood)od with the addition of accem:ent salad color china, eve ven if you acquired it at the! of fruit for each guest.>t. ’ V en ters alw ay s tiq u c5. s .'You won’t have decorator’s t Tlien there are otiiersiers who lake refuge plntcntes in a Christ- ^ ------r’s block —-TT^ d im e s t o r e . puts a small gift on cachich p la te as w ell — fo r long behind those swcaishishirts that declare masIS I.u.ier,,. S o m i.p , ng- fk'oj)k (UV trapfxd liy thchcif- Similarly, you canI “a few samples of cosmeimetics, an antique • Onetnce you’ve .set your table, sit a “Martha Stewnrt doesn’isn’t live here.” Seververal mnjor china ' sit a few use brightly col- fishing lure, a golf balball or tee, a tea momenimis in ead i place to see if it fee M a rth a d oesn’t h a v^e e tito m ove in. c ompanies, m f Lenox I fee ls as "liraiv (iiul need tofuid^m'fys ored napkins1 infuser ... try to peg it to your guests, to you’d wantw; that guest to feel, Even if you fiunkeded Decorating 101, amoilong them, are between plates for make tiiem feel special,iai, and to bring a Onei cheerfulc approach is to let na you can pui logetherL‘r ia lable that will noww marketing to nunke u ii it nrai' and c^ithij'.' t n a tu re contrast. sense of the host or host'io.stcss to the cele- lend aI hand.h Readily available bran have your Riiests feeli2cling festive long acceicent Cliristmas ) ranches ‘‘Some people b ra tio n .” o f b itteitersiveei work wonderfully cas before they sit downwn 10 eat. And it plateItes for just this • cascad- are trapped by Or, if it’s a dinner foro r i c^vo, you m ig h t in g ovever a Thanksgiving table, ; doesn’t have to cost a forfortune. piirprpose,' V enters \\'o o c ie , sa y s - lilli/iilxrth ^Cl, their dinnerware want to offer a gift gearetired to lhe holiday Ventersirs. Thc yellow pods start to I to pop A lthough investinRing in the newest adds, and need to find — a colorful nutcrackerker, for e.xample, open whenwl you bring them into a’w W edpvood and Waterfoirford would certain- ' Fortr a more casual 5I11C G ro w n , Phihtdclplii a ’w arm holding tickcts to (whavhat else?) “The . hou.se,, anda the red berries make a ocolor- ly be excitinK. you carcan probably cele- celel:lebration, Los new and exciting,” Nutcracker.” ful contintrast. Bittersweet, which yyou o u can b r a te in sty le w ith th e china,cl glasses and Angegeles celebrity party planner:ier Colin says Wood, whi .•hose storc specializes in Other tips from the profirofessionals: find along al the roadside, woriv o rk e d flatware you already! o\ ow n — p lu s som e "CowicMe goes even further. “Set the thu table tablelop items,?. “Others have no dinner- • Use tall candles, pedticdestal bowls and admirabably on an elegant table VVen e n te rs treasures you miglit never nev havc thought ng different stemware, platess andan flat- ware and needd to find ways to pull the thc like to lift cenjerpieceicces off thc table, set withth Wedgwood and Christiana n ) D ior of using on the table. Or you might want warere for each person,” sayss Cowie,C table together.” leaving more room for e.vcitinge.\c little trin- china,, Ralph Lauren flatwarer e a n d 10 sp ic e u p y o u r s e ttintings f with seasonal wliostose guide to entertaining. "Efftliffortlcss The solutionn to both problems is the ket.s. Be careful not to bloblock your guests’ Baccara:rat crystal on a gold moiree ta b le- accent pieces or funky:y n e w w ine glasses, lilegaigance" ( H a rp e rS ty le , S-»S), was wa: pub- same, she says:’s; Accessorize. And have view, though. “You canan Ihave the most cloth. ButBt: it would be equally at hom e in or e.xciting little trinketkets lhat double as lisiiedled last m onth. “Focus not just.f will lhe table look fabiiloiilou-s, b u t a m ong th e p laice ct .settings or use decora- w cii’i h av e a good tim e .” p la te s or tucked into napkins for a n m ore you're celeliratinp Thanhanksgiving or any every.•ry ilcm becom es a conversersation tive ornamentss thait can double as piace • Layer tablecloths ofof cldifferent colors casual approachaj to Ilianksgiving.. Or O r ase other holiday. Traditioitional, casual, ele- piece,ce," cards. Use lots:s of candles of aii kinds, o r p a tte rn s to build u p a se n se of sum ptu- th e inteiteresting-looking seed ballsIs fi from Rant, art.sy — the choicioice is yours. But a I^attalher than buying new pieclieces to Feature unusual al napkin rings or napkins, ou.sness. Ti>- a fn iii-p a ire!fenjc‘d r dorh over sticky gumsgi "or u-hatever you iiav'- fectly if we have thee ffeast early, Cenainlylly ino one is e.vpectedto Jam an adoptee who is activelya L“ highest incidence of work- say between 1 p.m. ancmd 2 p.m. By weigh andid rmeasure portions at involved in helpinglg o t h e r 'Wlien ™sVc‘o’ compensation lawsuits cur- ‘J"' 6 or 7 that evening,lg, we’ll be Thanksgivingving dinner, ’llic idea is adoptees and birth mothethers with —* I . r e nIlly iiy under litigation are: 1) ^ > ready for a liglit meal.d. , that you can:an cat a little of every- their searches. I belie\l ie v e y o u mtional ton; 2) stress, embar- A hefty slicc (about>ut one-sixth thing andd ffall within healthy replied correctly in advisi sm ent, humiliation; 3) vio- >ns to r o n c o u ra g in e of a pie) of traditionalnal pumpkin guidelines, mother to tell her dauglite: ■“ “ ■'‘I ce in thc workplace. Since i Z . ™ “ " ‘I itating reunions or mincemeat pie withth ia dollop of But manyny iof us are tempted to the letter she received. Hc rt” is defined as damage, th parents and cheir whipped cream, alonglg 'with a cup eorge. Althoiihougli that’s son of fun I think your advice shoulo u ld h av e ury or a wrongful act done in opportunity for of coffce, one teaspooioon of sugar while you’reI’re doing it, it usually in d u d e d , in a d d itio n , a-“-GO ni [fully. a b o u t th e im p o rta n c e o f ki :0I should be made "'‘™ and one tabie.spoon of half-and- feels awfulII \vhenw you’re done. So both p a rtie s a r e will- about the medical histo:s'o“ '3 -fobleitb.. half weiglis in at aboutouc 450 calo- follow theselese guidelines to get Tob n x tif c a coUcaion of Abhy's thc current mcdical condi ys ries and 23 grams of fat. Now maximumn satisfaction : from st nieniorafi/c - and most frc- the binh mother. If the g :y lhat once shroud- n 'c- ihat’s a serious additiorion to a typi- smaller ser\ii:rvings of food, ed adoption is ■rit/i; requested - poems and docs not w-ish to m eet he is no longer neces- id cal Thanksgiving dinner,dir but • Resistt theth temptation to add c sodety has come to mother, that’s fine. You. m " 5 sa ry n o w thac s( essays, send a business-sized, self-If- when it stands alone,e, it’s a rea- butter to tlungs.thir Try to enjoy the ^ understand thaihnt a pregnancy out- 'ressed envelope, plus check or la stc o f r e a lf m y nam e. oddrcsi or sonable meal. al food. iage is not an unfor- 'icy order for S 3.95 (S4.50 in -G ARY CTRnnpST] marriag 'rioticy Ifl I know th is so u n d ss lilike heresy • Don’tt pilepi it on, Create an givable crimc. Canada•ada) lo:DearAbby’s "Keepers," T U L SA'A. . (OKLA. coming from a dietinitian, but attractive,e, one-serving< plate, BBY: This is in ^'0.. BoxB( 447, Mount Morris, UlU. Thanksgiving is an exo-xtraordinary Have second;mds if you’re still hun- DEAR G/VRY: Tliere arc are many response to' a letter you pub- 6I054-(54-0447. (Postage is includi^.) day. As a nation, w e’rere istruggling gry- with increasing fatness;:ss and all its • Eat sloulowly, savoring every ^ health risks. So daily' vivigilance is . mouthful. Still timee to force ffresh-bloor )ming essential. Learning toD eate. less fat • Take timetim to enjoy the com- and more fruits and veg/e g e ta b le s is p a n y of the e pp( e o p le you love, th e key to b e tte r h e a lthIth. . • Stop matingcati when you’re sac- 1230 Cheney Dr. B u t fo o d is m o r e2 tthan just isficd, not stuffed.stui Twin Fairs bulbs in timet for CChristmas holidaysh something we eat.:. 1Living a • Plan anin after-dinner: activity healthy life includes2S enjoying togetevcryory o n e up and m oving, By Polly H arrison McDaniellel a p p e a r s ix -eeight ig V'Qcks after anchoi hor them. Be sure not to0 special occasions andi titraditional • Have dessertde later, wlien 733-2421 Ofltton Gazette______p la n tin g . c o v erir the tl bulbs entirely, howev- foods that recall our fanfamily histo- you’re actuall;la lly h u n g ^ again. • Papenvhiteite narcissus. Plant cr. There is still tim e to force six-eighc UulbsIS 334 inches deep in Leavjave three-quarters of the fresh-blooming bulbs in. timetir i'er a 6-inch pot. b u lb)s’ s’ surface ■ exposed. Fill thee Ctirisrmas, Paperwhites:s c can grow in sand- c o n ta:ainer in with water up to the Wliile those fragrant hyalyacinths or pebble-filleded containers with- base;of of the bulbs. p ro b ab ly w o n 't bloom in1 time cir for out any soil. PuPut pebbles on the Keep2ep the water level the same: A self-f-help suLipport giroup forr Santa, you can enjoy amamaryllis, bottom, thenn iadd 2 inches of througlughouc the forcing period,I. • autumn crocus and paperperwhite either sand or•morepebbles, m Placere con a sunny windowsill.. narcissus over the holidays.iys. Plant the bibulbs, then add Bloomsms should appear in three to1 mentl with pi>rostate c;:ancer. Not only do these bulbsbs 1bloom enough sandd or pebbles to foiu'woiw eek s. more quickly, manyy '‘“n'li rii ------: — ■ require pre-chilling. Forceree s c ™ IVeWtOl 1 The group prprovides a forum inii which you andd y o u r fam ily c a n of these flowers in pots r I Continental Cablevision...C than vases. * discuss withh Other prostate cancerca patients annd their families, Here’s how to do il: problems andi ;anxieties you haveve concerning the didisease. The group • Autumn crocus. These■se ieasily ^ P bloom on their own, unasslassisied OU ^ TDO OR ,LLIFE is a source of'f information to ne'new patients requiriiring treatment andd by cither soil or water. Put’ut 12-lS _ Tnlnvision W ith A Vie ____ I Cliiiinrt 13 former psitientnts interested in kekeeping up to date bulbs closely together in1 a shai- „ : w ith in fo rm atio nn low bowl or plate. Sprinklek le\v ith C o m in g ’ In DiMMMiiher I] lo Jerom e,IS G ooiliiig, WcMclell concerning prorestate cancer. water if desired. Place in indi- & Filer. Kmiitiinnled luuiich in£ ‘Buffet Wi/ednesday, DtJecemher 4, 19961 bulbs planted now should I full bloom by Christmas. BIc with C h efsf 7:00 - 18:00 p.m. . Dennis Falcontn b u rg ; M s, Times-News Classifie'fied • Turtrkey • Ham KMVT Con^nference Rootm ^ o ! • RRoast ( B eef 0(1100 Blue Lakes BhBlvd. N orth, T w in Falalls) . W iives V ' and other famil) A llfc, o r J 8 . 9 5 lily meniibers are weU;lcom e,

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FFood & H omiVIE — ChiiTWOOD - ~ IstU J.S. cook:30okoutt in 1796r , Knlght-RldJflf Naws Servic•vico______was publishlish ed . A Art of Dressing Viands,, I'isl‘i h , F o c u fIS o n Isi T lic slimim recipe collection was PiPoultry and Vegetables, andnd t1 h e ' im p r ee s s io n s* T h e U n ite d S ta tees s may have the first co cookbook written and BiBest Modes of Making Past’a s te s , declared indepcndence n c e in 1776, ' p u b lis h e d ir Cedar shakes join forforccs with r------t r r — din Amcrica. FPuffs, Pies, Tarts, Puddinid in g s , • but it took another 20 years until Tlie book' brick in the Chinvood1 to c re a te a ' )ok’s proletarian subtitle CCustards and Preserves andnd All. the former colonies finallyfir threw foreshadow s tr ik in g fro n t fa c a d e■•This . Tl 1700. ^ V- . • lowed the tens of thou- . KindsK of Cakes, fromn tht e off the yoke of Eurejropean cui- sands of all- plus square foot plan has a roomy all-American cookbooks ' Imperial Ir Plum to Plain CCal a k e , sine. In 1796, “American to follows: three-car garage yetet is small | .5 s: AAdapted to This Country,y, a n d Cookery” by Amelialia Simmons “Americ: enough to build econco n o m ic a lly rican Cookery, or the AiAil Grades of Life." and StiU large enoughfl tot£ in clu d e most of the features: contempo-co r a r y h o m e b u y e rs w ant.It. ' Home _ 1 Take the bright infonrormal living [ area, for instance. AckVcknowled- Fn; ^ Continued from C l th re e big, carcan d ic s and a snow m an, the th table, and Christmas chinaliina is M ore c a n d k j g in g th e fac t th a t th e2 kki itc h e n is ' idles, strung with beads, scattered sc around a l litt i t t l e ' f5enerally the most popu M g g i i Garden." She also stertcncils every- sit on a com^ )pular room ' o m e r tab le. Christinas Cl tree decoratedJ wwi ith ■ • thing from walls to line:nens. There are 1 ■ in a home, this planin has the a re several q u ilte d w all birdhouse liii and melon ornamenm enis. D ried floners ha n gR fromfi beams hangings, ir kitchen totally open too thth e fa m ily :, in c lu d in g a h u g e o n e A A three-tiered cookie tray holds-hol at the entrance to thehe Oaltes hv ,h„t almos: room. A sunny bayelyed nook " lost covers one living desserts dt and fruits. Ciiristm Pullo in g room . stm a s . (p la n ts \s-ill lo v e it!) exp;ixpands the . v , , room wall.11. It's1 a Tiny Tim quilt, stockings sti hang on the kitchi “AU tiie woodwork tc h e n space still funher. Thele ceilingc in rk was dark bought >-earsyea ago, and topped ch a n d d re a ry when w e fi chairs. T h e O a k e s h av e a sn sna^ a ck the family room iss vaulted,v ; frnst moved ^,ith greener:ner^', b e rrie s a n d bow s, ba h e re ," O akes said. bar to use at mealtime. increasing the sense of spacious-s ^ r . . , O a k e s' mother mc made the rein- On 1 the kitchen coiinicr, a bigh So she got busy paipamting the deerquih in ness. t in the hall, and Oakes’ gl;glass vase holding noodlesle s is •11 ' . vtulloo woodwork and spruirucing up a sister made Amenities in thee kI itc h e n . MtlUr Oull* ide tlie C!irisima5 quilt d de e ck e d o u t in gold rib b o n1. . TTl he b ric k div id e r wall to foiform a back- in the living: include a generously wwi in d o w ed fVmV ngroom. biibirdhouses and baskets on tl drop for her collections, in th e com er sink, a large worvork island !' [ ^ ■ "^oday, even the 1 k itc h c n c o ilin g s h e lv e ss aa: rc nnd a roomy pantry withwit a dis­ = TV set is ChristmaE — r - T - n - ^ ' topped with a holidi las Kitchen sp?pruccd up with holly berric play shelf on top. Countiinter space jvcrgreen and bows. Carolers, purchased ; lias surrounded her is so plentiful that twovo ori three V ■ A \ d iaSi show when Oakes wasva? iJiJi in f<‘'chen tabl,able with dried flowers This is a house that is a ll cooks can easily combitibine their Jressed up for the holidays. lou'a, are surroiindededby/iaffy “ ‘I "™'lhs.ihs. A large doily covers culinary talents withoutJt bumpingb n—— elbow s. cotton and boughs ofif evergreen.c They share thuir big-sci•screen stage ^ The entry, along withith the for- 1— Din/ DcOrooc with a large wooden S; • mal living spaces to itsits right,i is I y . Santa hold- A W l/I in g te d d y bears and toy; vaulted. Wide windowsivs provide ° y s . n H f f i r 3-C»r C«rtp( “H e’s tny most expeipensive pur- • plenty of natural light,ht, and on lerlca's-Vacjation Store:eq c h a se ," O akes .'iaid o f t gray days you can kindle;ile a fire in )f the beard- r'D C A T ed big guy. “I got himnfromacat- f: VjrI\C.MI ihe fireplace for addede d w■ a rm th 'VT GET AWAYS ATT GREAT PRICES£S a!og for S300, but I usu a n d color. C M tw o o d jsually don’t • Diswuntnt 55’ ner of the living room,■n, surround- Across the hall, a pass-tss-through ed by lots of evergrce•een, lemon u tility ro o m c o n n e c ts th e a IS to b u y a bought cloth napkins. ive a gift this year that is /e to pur- tablecloth anddsinylycutoutthe s You really don’t have i dmade and handy. I It. You can either _____ Your Health chase a new basket. Lookok iaround napkins from it h Food Store 1For :s or use pinking or j- your house for one you dotdon’t use, ‘he edges ( vey Dalin wdcomcs comments or check out the seconiondhand designs shears•s to-cutt. them out. A ^rni:rafts or requests for craft ta b lec lo th is usuisuaU y c h e a p e r th a n sto re s. actions. IVrifc to her a t Box The Last 581Years PresemIts... ^ them and material. Plus They usually carry the; us tablecloths are 312,Fairfield, Fai Idaho 83327. ■ W Stewart _ |DISC(OUNT PIROGRAftfh c l u b I Continued from C l or ^vork freeharland to create your Oncenee you've m astered the . , decorations. sk ills,Is, cd o n ’t h e s ita te to e x p eri- paper lamp shade gives th ! Ihe ^eht 2. Coat the Ja area you want to ment.t. GildedG objects bring a sub­'■ I 'No Yearly FeeFe • No Dollar Umimit*JustCome In & Save IVloney! I •a golden glow. U se sUverjr leaf1( for paper ier size. (It’s a good tie richnessriel into your home, a c o o le r look. . , id e a to se a l thhe e paper first with addingng a ivelcoming glow to any 1. Paint the inside of th( y the lamp an acrylic sealjaler. If you don’t room. 1. '■t shade with a thin layer;r ofo size. have sealer, aprip p ly an e x tra c o a t ------Let it “come to tack ick, as of paper size). AlA p p ly th e size iv ith Qutsriicstions should bc addressed to described above. / S a t a good-qualityty sable brush, as Manila:ha Steivart, care of J7ie Ne\u I 2. Pick up one sheet of metal fing you need vings :ed for your decora- York< Tim Ti es Sundicati'on Sales leafing using a static brush ish or the ,ions. Tho bruirush strokes may Corp.,., 122 U E. 42nd St., New York. tissue paper encasing the :he leaf - show throughII tthe gold leaf, so N.Y. 10168. 101 Qtiestiotis m ay also bc do not touch the metal mtl f E v e i mth your „iake them ass ssmooth and even sent to to SteivartS by elcaronic mail, fingers - and transfer Itit toi the as possible. U nt ryday \ ' necessary, dip the Her addressadd is: mstewart(at)msl. base of the shade. Con .o n t i n u e b ru sh in w a te rr asa s y o u w ork. fiHiciVic.iiVic.com. Q iiciti'oni of general adding sheets one at a tit time, in 3. Lay the pateatent leaf, gold side intcnstia t will be ansivered in this col- concentric circles, from the E v e r y j th e low er do;vn, o v e r th eJ sisize. P re ss th e le a f ufnn;: MarthaMi Stcii'an regrets that O Onl edge to the top of the s e shade, into the sizo, theihen remove the tis- ur>p»Miiblishcd letters cannot bc overlapping them sli^tly.y- . su e a n d b ru sh ofioff any skewings. arinimx 3. Once the entire surfiu rfa c e is covered, .use a soft clothth tot ru b I - L w5 « / e m ! I the le£rf~gently, removinv in g th e Iti skewings - tlie bits of metatotal that . didn’t adhere. 4. Gold leaf will retainn itsit bril- liancc without being sesealed. / / I • Over 8,41400 Items as ll lied ivith i ( • Herbal Tea Other metals can bc sealed P r e s e n t s . . . a coating of aciyUc sprayy to keep P*J ^ I' • Over $4313,000 Worth ' S n them from tamisliing. 4 CHRISTMAS BBONUS 1 - 7 • Bull< Herbs W F R A COR SP O R T S STOjrORAGE RACKS K Of Inventitory To )ss Products IS Gilding on Paper • Weight Los a w H g rfc y n Stonn 2 Kijp, Patent leaf - gold leaf adia d h e re d B iitul 2 p;lin Bl Choose FFrom to tissue papor - is easy to work B& SSt ems I .shlXTw • Grocery Ite with. Use it to make ^Idedled deco- rations on paper, such asIS invita-ii H B H m l s' Includingg... n Foods / tions o r a \v a llp a p e r b order. •Vegetarian 1. 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As the childch grows and QH troatm ents can dramatically changcinge the appearance of a room. treatm ent dilemm tastes change, thc valance fabric |B drive people to scelH«ek psychologi- ishing touio u d i. they’re tl supposed to, ballalloon easily can be chchanged to keep M cal coonseling: V e rticical a blinds are a popular shades st mounted on the doooor are right in step, • Sliding glassIS ddoors: Help, choicc forfo sliding glass doors a a rather romantic, airy chchoicc. • Privacy vs.s. 1 lig h t a n d v ie w : m l help and help, againjain. Full-lcngtli becausee of( their functionality. Roman R shades can have thcle sam e • Y ou c a n h a v e itt ala l l S h e e r o r lacc treatments such as itab curtains. Use a fabiabric valance to help soft- benefits bi while lending a morei panels beneath1 polep^ tops diffuse |M T llf Oldfi? Uut Goldies atvX' back by popular demand. ring-top panels orr ppole tops can en the blindsblii and draw tliem into cci a su a l a n d ta ilo re d lcx>k. the light as well2ll as thc view. If be closcd easily to:o aallow privacy the overalra il look of th c room. Miniblinds are another dchoicc. the window is — horror of hor- lil n M it ATiitmtETD and light control, whwhile adding a • Frenc:nch doors Lovely to look To T give them decoratorr iflair, rors — at streett hlevel, a cafe au-- H decorative look withvithout sacrific- at. So donlon’t botch ‘cm up with a m o u n t th e m u n d e rn e a th aI sisimple tain with valanancc is a savvy |H j ing the functionalityity of the doors. half-bakecked treatment. valance v; and raise them oout of choice. 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• WASHINGTON (AP)\ P ) — B a ck p u t ou t a new ne» flier that offered stuffiff iit as long as you do it safefe- in August, the AgrA g ri c u lt u re “a d v ice onstuffing stt a tu rk e y safe- ly," s;said Erin O’Brien, a federara- • D e p a rt m e n t tr ie d to0 knock k: the ly." It saysI's “' c o o k in g a h o m e - tioin n sspokesperson. | stuffing out of Thanlanksgiving stuffed turke; key tan be somewhat Neither message seemed to be turkej-s, \vaming Amerilericans that riskier than lan cooking onc not swayiiaying holiday plans much — improperly cooking the dressing stuffed.” , . ... evenen Iat the agency’s own cafcte inside the bird could1 causcc seri- No mentiotlion of serious illness o u s illn e ss o r e\-e n death. a th or death. An And not until about ‘I’m still going to stuff m> But with Thanksgivgiving Day cighl paragrigraphs down comes turke'rkey," said Randy W eber, bn Putta Iittl the turkey advice, “i .drawing near and tht , “It you are not prc associsociaie adm inistrator of iheh e industr>* up in arm s, ththi e a g c n c y l>™ o se use a meat ihermome- dcparpartm ent's Farm Servicec e V it’s telling *cr to measur has pulled back. Now it sure the internal tem- Agcnc;cncy, who was unaware of thehe cooks: Go ahead andi ststuff. Just perature of)/ iIhe stuffing in the chanctanged message. make sure everythin]ling’s very bird, then Ihe siufHng should be . Vnne Jenkins won’t, but it has »vell-cooked. cooked outsidisid e th e tu rk e y .” as le to do with the Agriculturerc Hsory, the , ■"’'■i'-'Pamartmcnt denies it was li ® ‘ mon In ii.s latest advise ney iin panment’s warnings. Jenkins eat crow. The safe- ns agency recommends st ms a seafood dinner with ham le ssa g e r e m a in s t h e P ' . ' meat thermometer into J a small turkey breast on the it’s irue that under- , to make sure il reac! e. degrees, enough to kill ffmg can c au se illnciCs 'I like a 20-pound dressing and from either the turkejk e y o r a n y aid Susan Conley, lhe . • / ^ offtcial m ch: e-pound turkey breast,” she e g g s u se d in th e stu ffin g . charge of the turkey five-p< IW . bulletins. said.d. : th\ e \ITello That’s a much weaker rc that the first one than in August, when‘, tht h e " S ? . ' : ment’s Food andd Safety “-as. I Sucss,s, mn isunderstood, a n d Inspection Service waw a r n e d iS '■: had h- to do with an bold letters in fliersjrs that it unfonunaletoI tone,” sh e said; “s tr o n g ly a d v ise s ag aininst st stuffing The soluticItion is fine for the the turkey.” Turkey Fed

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T I' I I'M"r I J l 'M“TM I" rr'vi HI and Lols______n ^ rpn'1 ______By Chance Brovi-ne v S , i / I Kroon'-TWe(?E:gES^ACgSTol 1 •• ^ t U F£ TWArJ ElATir^JS A T AMC? ; i 5LeepiH©,0U'3UrI•^^rJor ) / / I ) ) • -rHATAH)<'OjUSTDFiNC? iJ5 J ' ^ / U-Z7 kTiTI'S/ ^ / mml-2 “He'S m add becauseI he got b u m p e d from his seat n W 6H l COULD TAKE•ALLMYNAWATiVA?;^/' Al " % '■ b y the groceries." t o r o / WSW'HE Creating5 zombies a no-no iH o r o s c o p e I Sydney Omarr I Tha Wizard of Id______^By Brant Parker & Johnny Hart M ost U.S. physicians caiearned more j rcspcct lhan money until uil about 50 W hA TT’s ’< WHAT? I years ago, historians say;ay. Mcdical VVMAl . VOVEMBER 27 IS Y Oim BIRTH.iI- /AHUNPReP ^ / 7«e owe A cash flowed in. they say. whenwl- higher LM. / WRarr ^ / M - B o y d , I You >sill fiRht when cause is right, { PtJtMRS 15AWT ) — ( THAT^51\jck technologies moved life’s.g ers 35 feet long? erful is likeke 1being a lady. If you previousus years. \[ ^fwriffuiTT ^ A. They bred them to lh a c to tell peoplepei you are, you ARIEIES (March 21-ApriI 19): Make:e ■I'o W y n e tic P ugh w as tl ; thc name aren't.” fresh stastan, throw light on areas previ-i- Hagar th e Horriblo______-j ^ . - . _ By Chris BfOwne Tammy Wynettc started ou out wilh. :ly m ore Spaniels on scent rely than r ®“**y dark. Focus on property, home,s. Q. W hen w as C h in a ’s I’s “Middle: collies sight. rely Border more onco ty, family relationships. You willll know meaning of love. Leo, WAMt t o e - o V Kingdom’? sightC than scent.mt It’s not too hard to iuA persons figure in scermdo. TO TiJe MABI^ST J A. It wasn't an era, butIt a location- start a list ofif ddogs cach with an 'xaurJRUS (April 20-May 20): Bc sure p i e s L vJm -Tueii^ thc geographically ccnientral area appropriate "sccrscent" or “sighi" label, you cixt fairfi shake. Some persons, indud-1- Y \ J X'M <501M^S where leaderships held powpo er, edu- i.e.: G reyhound,nd, sight. Bloodhound, ing tafiltlSltly members, desire more thann J ^ h i o ] j L p \ B u r - T V cation advanced, cullurc!res thrived, scent. Try it. their shahare - be ready 10 do sometiiinglg \ X f A A P P u e p l commcrce flourished, oneind military Q. Who colnecIned th c p h rase " J a a about itrCancerit.' native declares, “YoulU V I • a m p a adventures began. Outlying' Age’7 unt me as an ally," provinces, ever visited byly ffloods and A. F. Scott FiO{?iwcraldi„-n,usid. MINI (May 21-June 20): Triplele Hres, droughts and quauakcs, lan- ofParadise.” H ^at begins os speculative ven- could bring Immense profit,i, l ACROSS |i“ Ii“” l i—jJ—■ ■ 3 -I b P le jo9" " H * T rT ii Hi 111 I nmouniirIting to triple pby, You’ll bc quet- II I lionetl ab 1 Old G l o r y ______about upsetting thc odds. Appear w S n S Potlalning to '« “ “ ^ ■ T o ” distantlyJy vague. Sagittarius involved. vision ______■ ______CANC 4CER (June 21-July 22): Rccordsis to Cupola ' ' ^■<9 broken,;1. you’ll get credit for providingg Boetio Balloy______W j i : By Mart Walker 14 Kindo()ackol = ------\^ E z ~— H ------inspiraii alion. Take initiative, circum-)- “ “ stanccsJ tituiTiinR in j-our favor as you readd IF HE A5K 5U5TO \ 0> 5Fa55^i| «v vsWHAT P IP y o u t = : ^ ISPlonlBolfl ( roQlon ■ H ------■ ■ ■ •*’CSC woivOTds. ilandwriting exnminadonn BRING HIM COPFee, ) MU FOR IT/ I o ; V^ A5 V TO 1G And Olhors: | ^ | | reveals1 doubledl dealing. n U S E T N I M X 8OH, LI |l||l"'>--< HE nbbr. M jr ------fie 31 a LEO) (July( 23-Aug, 22): A rticulatee M STR A I6 HT'/ M I S S , ' ^ \ FO 17 — Khayyam ______?»:E I meamngjIgs, read between lines, someone10 n IB Slickor M ■ i f ” ' behind1 sccncss< represents private checr-r- ■ B L I P S '^ f l * / 19 Pools poorty —------— ^ 1 1 ______ing scoit a io a De receptive without beingS i 20 Spread Ihfouflh gv^blc.c. AnswersV forthcoming - you’ll be'0 H 22 Movo around — ------wiser, prcprosperous. ■ *' VIRGC vA'' 24 DoBllny CO (Aug. 23-Scpt 22): Fix things^ R 25 Qo altor gamo 43 5, ------a t home ne, family member complainsIS H ' ^ 26 Rouoh thiHAS areUTi out of order,.Ultimately youu ^ | l ^0 29 Bag lor odds rvish fulfilled, rom ance getss ^ V \ / / • ano onds ■ ■ ■ T, Musical interlude lends spice, 33 Somot(\ing *' «• SI M SJ Libra pla;ilays outstanding role. ____ valuablo _ W - = — ------LIBRyl RA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22J; M ainjnill-n______iJ'Bridoo posilion" ------a ilr a oiflnysteiy n — some will bc con-1- Frank ond Emcst______By Bob Thaves 35 Payable frs — H ;5------vinced y 1 you are part of spy thriller. ■ ^ h I 30 Glut r ■ Control1 yourV own destiny - make crystal11 37 • - Ooono- ki i j i ~ ~ ^ B 5 r clear youou are here to stayi Pisces, Virgo0 s o a f y , SUT v/f pon) N ' T A C C t n 30 Placo in Pom I I ______l.-l i I persons n I • ;?Tocfe Tnoun* U«4a &«nWn. loc. 39— out (baroly e im r n ^ 1/27/96 SOTRi 23-Nov. 21): Some feel■i . • L A C V ’ O C ^ mako do) " " o ^ " ve lost >-our power - those personss t:S-poi^[>S. SC '/In- 40 Nopal noighbor Y estorday'tr*Pun!oiolved: F In for shock. Focus on organixa-I- y I f 41 Sourcoa ol Ughi sponsibility, meeting and beating E B r g m EI i~lII111IIM n III I I I lion,resp g Q 42 Canned lith lOScarci k r iu r a T p B T « n S deadlinene. You’ll get help from Virgo,I, N ON I f 44 Cut ol bool 11 01 Iho I LLL'B r -H Pisccspci 45 Mimic 12ShopfiX' □ f f SA CD n a r iu s (Nov. 22-dcc, 21);I: H s T o a ^ . 1 1 40 Equal compimple* ' ® EUdyEZtililly®!"] L i ’ Don’t stop*n nowl Attention revolvess H 47 Nogllgoni 13 0illor«loroni H l | I l ^£ 1 l c t. 0 ? ■ ■ ■ ■ . aroundd universal appeal, travel,1, l l 50 Rustic workers 21 AdIrO'Jifoalon TlAln T AjBH ^ >nAri|**l>|T)*|v| romancc,ce, introduction to sophisticatedd B ’ 54 Kilcher* iiom 23 Wove.ve by e tif o h ^I^A|R o h H aggelnlel member:r of> opposite sex who feels youu fl 55 Tooth dogroigroo# pfA t? T ^ r r i t g ra n i Aries plays top role. « '. 'T*-h^^(=5’ 11-27 . 57 Compass part 2S PlacoICO oHon 7f ^ I o h i oR 1UC0RN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Let go ES 50 Fino oproy visitoCilod otErB 0 n x T Til ElO l'c R E e N 0^ hauntlnting memories. Placo them in SaWin.by— 20 Inslonilancos _ 1_ ^ .’ Tho Bom Losor By Art Sansom & Chip rTW ^TtTlliaH quieter' plplace - be ready for cold plungee H 60 Gymnasl Korbut 27 Japansanoso port — =4^ ^ Iture. Meet people, go places,I, 01 Dfoma cityf aiii^ i ^ fU mlFALLcrmTl a l l r ky jHT tv , WE. WO w ^ E H ^ B rliT T F T a N c' im pfin*It stylo.> Focus on legal agree- 02 Famous ' 26 A (lowlower. ^ " W " £U— - U ' ments, pa i'5S0M£THIN6 [V^. u„. 03 Whai's letl ' 29 Apploplofo[nnant8 o | ‘ In o M o S p B * r a q u;A a RIU S (Jan. 20-Fob. 18): 30 Stop)p onC — |o |L |o |e M H |A|A H |y |E |o B a |T jA |a | Agrccmei 1 I A H ,m e FIRST SIC/^WblCAtffiOUT lent reached recarding fair divi-1- . . .DOWN .. . - 31 UKO81O B o m o ..,______proportv. Spadework required1 - . I, uw'ite.i.'raEfES .Tr,X6rA51}0£ .« %«“* 1 Complole dod gravleivies - ...... ' i ™ » with additional research. You 2 Juicy Iruil 32 Corlalrlaln cqnlrocl (wA6WKEM'itX) could blbe part of something big. 3 From a dijlorwd 34 Not1 ol all trpsy im. Cancer persons nrc in « lv e i l)w£p£Map! ‘'o »*.•*/ - - 4 Cloan.inoway 37 TonnlinnlB olliclal - - 44 Raisod ------— ---49FlaMoppodhin------lS(Feb:i!fMarcK20):D iiTniftr ' 5 Roconily • 38 Partn o0 l 40 •— pofiidgo' C iTiswoNKmx.! K “» ;• V ; 50 Conjplrocy trend:nds lhat indude fashion. You'lli 0 Dish Nov/lowloundland hol...* Sl^OrivDf exude auaura of sensuality," sex appeal,1. 7 Soliloquy otarl 40 GralulBlultios 47 Play 62Tlo:Oolab«H invariablibly you’ll break some hearts!.1 8 Wrath 41 Fit»ro boislorously 53 Lalh Stick to.0 familiar ground, something ? 9 Pod City In Indie 43 Oeilcallcale 40 Wicked / i AS/^S / \ ^ ■ ; : ° j 56Unnon'8wWow importantm t will happen at home.

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13 a n g ej r l u r f o:s w it hlin i so n -n e t o y ss Vhen doing; holiday shelopping, bevware of thes:se productsS 'WAWASHINGTON (AP) — \Vher Shields also contended th t Lucinicinda Sikes shops for holidaj 1 t h a t lay k t03 ^ to y/s s f(for her two young children toys with projectiles, such as thtl e s h e tries ti to pull them apart ^ DD&L j Company’s Stomp Rockcu c k et, check;scks the labels for small part: V g g r ran injure children. Tlie toy is ; lir-fired rocket that shoots up • a n dd ppe c ru se s th e ag e guidelines. u p to ‘I really check all the toys tc 400 fee t in th e air. Fred Ramirez, wee president m aike k e :su re th a t theyY e safe,” saiclid ^ eiit nf S ikces, e s, the m other of 2-year-old t t r D5D 5i, said he was “outraged"" th.th a t ’Id • ;he c o m p a n y ’s to y w as cited. H Z I K irbyrby and 3-month-old Camden. ' I A\ consumer c< advocacy group “We have very good instrustru c - “P sa yrs so all l parents should follow the ^ ‘'0ions on the box on how thele tt to y sa mne e strategy to keep their chil’ ihould be played with," he said.sai d re:n n safe. ‘It’s a safe product." “'We Wc encourage parents and Ramirez said his companyy hh; a s icver received any reports t o thier e r care givers to be careful^ul rts o f se t w h een n purchasing toys,” saidid erious injuries from the! toto' v . J a nlice ic e Shields, author of a study vhich is labeled for children’re n 6 dy ■ - . anc o n dardangerous toys that the U.S..s. md o ld e r. blic Interest Research Group Gregorio Conal^is saidd h c 'doesn’t really bother with th releasesased T uesday. / h t h c ine print” on toys but uses con . r Tlie lie annual report highlightedcd com- non sense when buying for his 1 toys that PIRG said had smallaU '------^------h is 6- nonth-old daughter, Carolin; ces children could choke on,n , VWt, >Iina. We try to avoid small objectje c ts , s h arp edges I that could cut themm 22-tnonth-old f^lek HagflV'govern plays with Talentoy's Pupp;uppy Play House a t a bee ■ o r lon^long cords that could strangle lecause she could put themrm i in Je news conference Tuesdayday fn Woshlnglon whe/f U.S. Publicpub Interest Research her m. er mouth, and tilings with sliariliarp Group released Its list ofoH hazardous toys. The play house dges," he said. Somome i of the toys on PIRG’s list lUse has small parts thal cdg B 1 nonc labels warning parents children can choke on, thithe group says. Before purchasing a tny for a chilhild, Shields recommends paip a r- a b o u t cch o k in g hazards, tor of public affairs, saicaid the com- Little Snoop jopy toy aroiind her cnt;nts ask themselves several <)()ues-ul” T hhe e 1994 Child Safety[y mission’s compliance o e office was neck, ilhistrati:rating. siie said, how a tionon.s; P ro tetection ct Act requires choking)g “going to take a look3k at every- child could ca 1 easily choke himself. • Does the child put tilings ii ' h a zaard rd warning labels on all toysys thing” on the list, gs in N o laivs regu!igulate cords on toys, hisis oi r h e r m o u th ? m a dde e after 1995 that containin The commission rec received 21 shesaid. • Is the child old enough fo lU pamp and are intended for3r reports of toy-related < It fo r d deaths in Fisher PriiPricc spokeswoman thele toy? ^ childre:dren ages 3 to 6. Some of tliele 1995, and 19 of tlie victnctims were Laurie Strong ong said Fisher Price J • W hat is th e c h ild going to d( : were made in foreign coun-n- u n d e r five years of age. 10 d(i m 3 1 ^ ___ ge. Choking has been mak:la k in g th e p u ll to y fo r w^tlIth the toy? ' ■ 'a tn e ss anda r their manufacturer wasIS \vas re p o rte d in 12 of thedeatJis.the 30 years and • md has never had a • • Can it be u.sed in an unsafi { n o t listed.list( At a news conference isa ff . ncc Tuesday repon of n seriousscri in ju ry . mlanner? ar ■ I PIRG[RG sent a copy of the studyly a t t e n d e d by S ik es ancind several “Safety is of s o f utm ost c o n c c m to P Pi a re n ts sho u ld :»lso remembcin b e r to thhe e government’s Consumer:r other parents, ShieldsIds demon- us,” she said.; id. adding that the toy toI super\'ise s their children whiUvhile Janice Shields of U.S. Public I duct Safety Commission,1, stratcd how some of thithe toys on complies wit lie In te re s t Research Qioup usossosansher-Prlce tvith all federal and the}ley are playing and realize thai :h works to keep unsafe toys?s the list could hun cliildn that' Uttle Snoopy toy to demonstristrate how part of the toy could Idren. industry standandards for pull toys. toyslys that pass all existing regula luldchokoachlld off the-he shelves, Shields said ____ S h e w ra p p e d th e 27-i ^ula- Tuesday In-Washlngton, D.C. 27-inch pull She called it “jusmmazing"“ that toryirj- safety tests m ay still pose .c. ------athleen Begala, CPSC’s direc-c- c o rd a tta c h e d to Fishe posc- iher Price’s the toy wouldlid bI e on th e lis t. hazrizards, PIRG said. FCG take:es step to lower1 SItocks t encd mosdy;lower aftter volatille season1

______November 26, )RK (AP) — Stocks althithough the technology-ladenden internatioonal phonee rates feuS^iil^]!,! EHJI t i 6528.41 Jliljli i [^6Q6-}0| I sh o rt in a la te b id to Nasciisdaq m arket managed to pull WASHINGTON {AP;AP) — works, offers theth potential for Low |6,-l75..<9| .N."r-.‘«..-j.i>v. I 6.M7.79 e x te n d N’ovem•ember’s surprisingly hi^i.?licr in the last hour, paddingiing Federal regulators say AnAmcric- policy changes2S that eventually ------resilient rally,lly, having recovered Monijnday’s rcjcord high. ans are paying too mucluch for could save U.S.5. callersc billions of ____ "* G750 from a suddenlen wave of profit-tuk- StiStocks jumped in the morningling overseas phone calls — the aver- dollars, teleph- - G3S0 Tuesday. age ctiarge is about a doldollar a and regulators! say-sa ____ n omimic new s, sending interest'e s t minute — and they tookik a first Specifically,/, thet order gives ____ - 0 1 5 0 T lie Dow JonesJ o r industrial aver- rate;tes tow ard their lowest level;vel step Tuesday toward gettinj;ting U .S . U.S. companie.%2.% m . o re le ew a y to - 5950 ^Se. whichI seesawedsc from an sinccICC ea rly M arch. phone companies a better - 5750 e a rly 42.poin.int gain to a 50-point In tter deal negotiate feess wv ith carriers in I T ~ [n another sign that economicmic from foreign carriers. competitive fore:.reign countries to _ 555Q • loss before steadyingste near mid- grovowth may be moderatingin g IfSO Wl/OC 11/t/ But don’t expea the actiiiction by complete callsIs ini cach other s l/t/96 12/1/90______1/1,1/1/07 d a y , briefly’ pulled pu into positive enouougli to contain inflation wuh-ith - the Federal Communicaications markets. It woulduld free them from territory’ amlid id; some iate bargain- outt an; interest rate hike by theth e Cominission to bring a quiquick or U.S. rules thatIt ri e q u i r e c o m p a- _____ ------1 hunting, butt thenthi trailed lower to Fedederal R esen’c, the Conferencencc widespread drop in intematmational nies to offer thehe same termina- ______NHvcmber 26.26. 1996 close at G,528,4':8.41, dow n 19.38. B oara r d r e s e a r c h g r o u p said it.s rates. tion fees to all1 cicarriers and that F c 76M2 I r------~ Althougli rel:relatively minor, the Consnsumer Confidence Index iieldield The commission’s orderder will limit their sharere of international .ow I 752.83 I 757.03 r e tr e a t was! ththe largest for the steac;ady in November. The indextlcx give U.S. companies muciiicil m o r e tra ffic to a n d from fn a given for------Dow since latelate Octobcr, under- hadd jumped; in July and August.ust. P 705 scoring the blui flexibility to negotiate ratesltes clos- eign carrier. Thehe order is expect- ____ i>luc■ well \ provide a useful pointint hiring, y o u u su a lly are. The most genenlerous leave is die . predicticction, or perhaps a modest As events have unfold Dldcd, the advance notice,ic es. A t th e e n d o f of dej:le p a rtu re fo r y o u r own invest-■st- What that means is thee preju-pi law of tlie land in Sweden: Social gain on3n ito p of th e ‘95 rise of m ore big three stock-market indicatorsint the third quartlartcr, they trailed mentit planning in 1997. The rea- diced company is not a gooi3ood fit Security pays 5 percent { of your than 30 percent in many of the 75 — the Dow Jones industriJtrial aver- U.S. funds onceone again in the sonining behind a prediction is for you and you might possjo ssib ly s a la r y fo r th e fi:first year, with stock priceprii averages. Quite a few ago, the Standard & Poo. •oor’s 500- Lipper Analyticytical Services Inc. often:n the most interesting nnd[id noro at a smaller observervers talked about a market h av e g ro u n d s fo r a lawsuit.I. three months moi stock composite index, anda the rankings, withth a< to ta l r e t u r n o f ii.sefulful th in g a b o u tjt. alioivance. d eclin e. Nasdaq composite of wh:vhat used 9.5 percent comparedco to the Butut the experience of tliis year Bringing up baby. Wliile!e 1I a n d • • , In aa ststory by this w riter last to be called over-the-C( j-counter domestic fund.snds’ 13.73 percent dram:matizes how skeptically younil millions of others are happyipy that Coach’s Tip: If ’you work for a Decembmber, a top investment stocks — headed int'nto late return, m ay• ttake all forecasts of some-le- the Family and Medical! LeaveLc company withh 50 or more strategistgist a t a W all S tre e t broker- N o v e m b e r w ith gains for tl ir th e y e a r N onc of thei errante r prognostica- thinglg as unpredictable as thelie Act, a good first step, was passed,pas employees and yotyou’re eligible for age firmirm foresaw “a more diffi- to d a te o f b e tte r tlian 20) percent.pi tions cited aboveab were wild stockk marke t'— even from peo- iinpaid - - family-leave, dononk-be-afraid-to— cult yeayear-ahead.--Added-the— — granting-12*weeks-o[-unp --— Actually, the-fund-ex«e x e c u tiv e ------guesscE^r interItcrprctati0irs"dfllie...... plew-1wlio know wIiatTliey are tallT' c h ief investmentinv( officer at a New ilr— leave, U.S. policy concernerning use it. wasn’t completely off)ff base. leaf patternsin in some hallucino- ingababout.

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LEGAL NOTICE= LEGAL NOTICE LEGALNOTICE I |— DRIVER UECHANIC MISpeOANEOUS H F T /P T Airr FlowFli D rlvor FT heavy duty trucluck & trail- AVON C h ilstm o o*o.$0 . $■ -S Due to Thanksgigiving H olidays,' rtoodcd. Fnrn^arming oxpor. of mochanic forr PocaielloP 18/hr. No door lo10 dtdoor, NOTICE;0 Of F LETTINQ RESCHEDULED I holplul but.I. wlwill troln. Sal- shop. Wolding & fobrlcat-' Fun. o asy . roloxlngxlng, 1- SoQlod pfoposals willill bbo rocolvod by tho IDAHO NOTICEh OF TRUSTEE’S T im e s -N e wvs i Classifieds for ary D.O.E. CallCol 324-2309. Ing a muat. Wogciges DOE 800^76^5621. Ind/slfca/sls/fop TRANSPORTATION BOAR)ARD only al Iho offico of ihe SALE ' Benefits & paid] holidays.h ■ IDAHO TRANSPORTATKkTION DEPARTMENT, 3311 On 0 Ftlday Iho lOih dny of Contact SK Truckid<& Troll- MISCELLANEOUS WEST STATE STREET.. B(BOISE. IDAHO 03703 or ro- Jnnuary, Ji 1997. nl tho hour iS S IO N A L or Repair. (208)23I232-9066. Assodated Business Pi coivod by mail nl PO BoxX 77129, BOISE. IDAHO 03707. of ot 2:00 p.m. ol snid day, al [ DRIVING 6 am 10 5 pm. Moi,1on,-Fri. ucts, on Ikon officoCO sisolu- ATTN: CONTRACT ADMINI:1INISTRATI0N until two o'clock TiiloFaci. Ti Inc.. Twin Fnlla. ■- ■ — tlons com pany, hhos os on H O O L MECHANIC p m. on tho IXm {lay qJ Qcc.Jocombof. 199G for the wotk of Counly C of Twin Falla. Sialo Immodloto oponingng fcfor a constfucting nn InlofCftangoigo Wllh ovorpasa sirucluio ond of ol Idaho; TitloFact. Inc.. nn ■ships, bank Jouinoym nn/MMochonic o dolivory drlvor InI tho TF coniour gtadino; roconstruItruction of approximately 2.5 Idaho lc Corporation, as igorwllltn^o wonltKJ for hoovy oroa Wo offor 0 comp»mpotl- milos ot foadwoy on US-3030 i& US-93; and Inslalhng curb Ttusloo, Ti will soll at public 3 of valuo for pair work. Call1 Vv a n Dyk thro salary & on oxton!xtensh/o and gultor, pipo culvorls.IS. r minor irrigation strucluros. auction ai to tho highest bid­ Wc apologize fo.'or any inconvenienc DRIVER ClasaA-CDLs. truck Repair asksk tor Ivan bonofit pkg. Sond rosumorosu pipoa. illumlnntlon. aigning,ng, dolinoaiion. and pavomont der, d< for onch. In lawlul P R O F EI0O-O586 S S 736-9288. to or pick up oppllcntlilicatlons mnrks, known as US-30/931/93. Twin Falls County. Idaho monoy m ol tho Unilod Stntes. anm d wish T H U C K Dl ------at 430 BluoLokosBiDS Blvtl. Fodoral Aid Projoct No. STISTP-NH-F-23901101). In Twin all al payable ill tho timo of iSjBfia UECHANIC ■0,000 to NorUi.SultdB.TwlriFtrlri Foils. Foils Couniy. Koy No. 4784.84. SI everyone a Hap,ppy Thanksgiving! SCHO Yoar round S20, sale, Iho lollowing de­ Scholarship stan. advance if scribed real pioporty, silu- If sklllod. MISCELLANEOUSI (FOR ADDITIONAL INFOf finondngr OTR or drivors, Dlesd mochanicscs&opor- Countor Holp wanlia n le d . FORMATION CONCERNING alod al In tho Couniy of Twin anylhing cf THIS PROPOSAL. PLEASE.SE CONTACT RESIDENT EN- Fi >d driving ation osaontlai aiand rofs. Mon.-Fri. for Horttz swing sw Falls, Slate ol Idaho, and tuition lor Clas oxpor. req. Call 805-967-055f GINEER-BILL MERRrTT-,T -A T (208}C86-7e50.I dosMibod di as loHows to wil: r >58 shift. Apply 8a.m.-1pi.-1p.m. ^ T h e lXimes-Newi 800-900-imont.bonofits. ------—— — alalrport.M usiu s i bo LolLt 3. Block 28. HANSEN ■______C all 733.093931. Ext. 1.______- - vacoUon HEDIC^AL . _ ^ bondabio Tho Idnho TransportatjonJOn Doparlmont, in nccotdanco TOWNSITE. Ti Twin Falla 3-324-4255 RECJEfflONIST ForP mod- wilh tno provisions of Tillo110 VI \ ol tho Cfvil Rights Acl ol CCounly, Idaho, according / 734^^5______Ical oltico, oxpot)orloncod MISCELLANEOUS 1964(70 Slat. 252) nnd thorc10 rogulations ol tho Dopnrtment to Ihe olliclal plat thereof ^ DRIVERS only, medical tenrtrmlnology Part llmo h o lp . Musilu sl bo otComfnotco(l5C.F.R..ParPart 8), Issuod pursuam lo such rocordod ro in Book 1 of Plats. LOST’ST; Largo malo nou- OHOU)USEKEEPER & BOOKKEEP. limo. CDL with 4 CPT coding ososaenilM. available wookondsIds and0 ncl, horotjy notifies oil biddof Looking for 01 Iders Ihnt ii will ntlirmaiivoly on- pago pi 93, rocorda ol Twin turod'od. gray cat with smoll HANDYDYMAN SERVICE Noodod. Rur, smonts. oxcopi Also somo computjulerskills somo n ig h ts. Apply suro that in nny contractt ontorodor Into pursuant to this Fi ____ CDL-A with go Falls Counly. Idnho. w hilollto p a tc h on c h o a t. Commorcjrcial & Rosidoniio) mln. NE■ 7of |C record & roofer:s. Must moot dosirabio. Sondd 1rosumo porson TroosuroW Co’ o v o advonisofnont. minority busiijusinoss onierpiisoa will bo af- Moro M commonly Knovimaa: nr oon oyoo. C all 734- FrooEslimUmatosltr 829-5540 in payroll. 1 Hcotlons, to Box 940 5 1 . c c/o T he 705 Bluo Lakes Blvd.tvd. No.'^ IcidocJ lull opponumiy lo submitsub bids in rosponso to this 640 6^ 3rd Sifool East, Hons. 3(379 ^ ” Now oquipmor 79 allor 6 pm.______—— ------coivablos. I 401Knndvac£Iply at Timos Now. POI BBox 548. — ' ' Invitation and will nol bo) fliscriminolodfli: ngainst on tho on, or Idaho. • > ------lom’a Touch try. Window: hompson Twin Foils. ID 833i grouncJs of inco. color, oox.X, oro nalional origin In considor- Said Si salo will bo mado with- p— ^— CloaningIng Fiom Floor To required. Sc Coll 208-32 - MISCELLANEOUSi ntion for nn nward. oul covenant or warranty . Colling roforoncos I S"s.’, Jerome. MEDICAL Truck W ashers Needeilededlll aso chock your ad lot Bond( DRIVERS NOTTCE TO FEDERAL.AL.AID CONSTRUCTION roregarding tillo, possession Idod & Insured SUWSAdolo!EPER Noodod full 8-Spm,limc EOE ‘ RN M .00 - $9.00/hr.hr. irrocinoas on Iho firsl Rosidoniii CONTRAPRACTORS oror encumbrances lo aatisly nilnl & Commorcial g n pfoachiRural location. 20 oil ondorcomo:,401K, Bonus "1-PN Wo nood Individuals]ls whov, Proposals musi bo proportporod nnd submiitod in accor- lhIho obligation secured by 2“ly ' Ihot it runs, os Tho 7;734^72 Shoshono illvo plan Minidoka Memoriallal Hospi- Iw d worWng. rollalrollablo. mos-Nows is not ro ______of Gooding. Exp h azardous. ^ dnnco wilh tho rcquiromonl:lonls of Soclion 102 - Bidding nrand pursuant to tho powor ill. payables, ro- DOTqunllflcatl______tal sooka dopendiidablo In- & loam oriontod.I. Mi Must Roquiromonis and Conditioditions or mo Idaho Standard olof solo conferred irl tho •onsiblo / for orrora ollot OLD ROC3CK SCHOOL Bo. BOOKKEEPI dnriduals to join 01our nurs- Iiavo phono & depotepend- at time. cause sii IS. compuler on- - Apply; Sf»ciricat.ona for Highwayy Construction,C< Edition of 1995, dtdood of trust oxocuiod by siudonts dosorvo a Trucking cor 'ors 10 mn farm “'’0 ‘oam. You'll vrorttw\ in a transportation,lon. No spocial 0 lows. Loiua/ExceJ. Rich Thorr Plans, spocilicniions. lormvm of coniract. proposal lorms K(Konnolh Idle, grnnlor, to Ti- ^ ------I oducalion. For In- bookkoope, Send rosumo & Trucking,0 1 r 1 g 0 r a 10 d dynamicc environ-« oxpofloncod noodod.od. •)Q4 lormailorlon on oducaiional Must bo oc and othor inlormalion may^ bo oblainod at Iho olfice of tho tIoFact, tic Inc.. nn Idaho C^or- ■ esto : 23 W, 100lod S., pay. Insur- ‘^ “0 oaf"'"ling com- Wo oflor Idaho Transportation Dopanr)anmoni, Boiso. Idnho ond aio pc ation, as trusloo. for tho I P smont and onroll- d en t w/oxoc ication. COL PoUlivo wagos. Fot-or job ro- ■ Advancement Opportur PERSONALS I ^onfc^lTall 324-9500, payron.olosccnl Prognim 324-3511 S-Sp on filo lor oxnmination nt thoho olticoo ol tno District Engineer b( nolit and security ol ichor Creok Rd. Insuranco,all 40 677-4536 quiromonts conloilaci Hu- • Bonus IncontivosVOS nl Shoshono. Idaho. CTronsnmerica Financial Excolloollont credit tilatory ------man Rosourcos1 ota (200) * Bonoriis Availabloable kND DROP-Shop- ono, ID 03352 inconiivo Anon-rolundabto chargooofHEnfiPJ-lASSlSSSJlpJ of Son/icos.Sl recorded Fobru. lor• Si:S12.95. Free inlorma- I find wori< bo. 436-0481, 1224* BIhE S i., Stort at S5.75/hr w/doilyw/d« 5 will bo maao for oach sol of ory nr 15.1994 as Insifumoni tion.1. CnllCc 1-800-718-2974, Id/or tJol/vory, busi- .s a la ry DOE bonus Incontivos. whiwhich Phia PPPlliaifelS M lM !P5 w )r housoho d. or- EPER DRIVERS Dt the |ob. For Ruport. Idaho. plans, paymont to Do mado0 bybj chock, paynblo lo Iho Ida- NcNo. 1994-002083. records ------allow omployoos Io otoom ]ral low allows you to ands/shoihopplna,32IMHM. compony needs Wanlod. drivorsnotion aboul ------ho Transportation Dopartmonnonl. Pions may bo ordorod by olol Twin Fnlls County, Idaho opor/aecrotary. bods& rofrlnployment sor- MEDICAL S6.00 - S9.00/hr. phono (000)732-2090 (in Ida)-Idaho) or (208)334-8430, or by Tl-THE ABOVE GRANTORS rod your credit report ,------I, Jrilo to th o Exporionco office nurseni lor Blue Beacon Truck(W Ws ssh I ro e ^ o r moro infor- ^ T occuralo & otli- trnllora. Good i vrfitton foquoGl to tho Idahoho Transponation1 Depanmonl, AFARE NAMED TO COMPLY txpor. In AR/AP & a n c o & vacaiado Commis- medical prtjroclico. Interstate 85 - RLS3 t 93 lion about aodit ropalr ” o ' 10 Sa ' ’■■onao > to B ox WE DRUG TEST/EOEEOE Attn: FinnncinI Control, PO Box 7129. Boiso, Idaho WWITH SE.CTION 45- inco. Coll 324-4497 ghi|l.^m puler skills a roquirod. CalltlnJiSiiDC, 6 03707.1129. 1506(4)(a),15 IDAHO CODE. ims, wrlio 10 Iho Fod- casual bul de------all the NoikDh- Timos “ COMPUTERIZED 8IDDING IDD DISKETTES ARE NO NC REPRESENTATION S '*'ll Trade ” Commission, ^ . — I porionco gw aim o sp h e ro . Don't pay lo SrlnnSonfim ^ n . PO tJox 540. Twin” n^FaH NURSING shington, O.C., 20580, I RN’s BRIDGEVIEWW ES-E AVAILABLE UPC;poNflEouEsr» isIS MADE THAT THEY 110 roquirod. )0EW . 734-9062. foro you got 176-7060,th ID 83303. Tho rlfjht Is roso/vod to ro|ocojoct all proposals, or to occopt ARE. AF OR ARE NOT. PRES- Of“:all lll Iho Nalional Fraud ■ HOMIME/HEALTH on oxporionc ------TATES continuing to10 oodd Ihrough Friday.. (roo Informati MEDICAL tho proposal or pioposals doomod doi bast for tho Slate ol ENTLY Er RESPONSIBLE ormaiion Contor. ■ CARERE SERVICES anco. Exco RN's OS our oxpanslianslon avoiding ompio; pist wont- continues. FT posltlor Idaho. FORFC THIS OBUGATION. 00 076-7060. package. Ap olty Manager R«piralotyTborapls sllions. J cows roo 6 odi Exoiing carooror oppor- Ploaso apply in porsonrson at No proposal will bo consideriderod unloss accompanied by ThTho dolault lor which this rT’Sr s IMPORTANT! I HOME HEALTH nn nccoptablo proposal Quartuaranty in nn amount not loss sal IDHOSPICE withShanaoIdor?drcas'hl2rS cashior for giQ„So^fadS washing5U30 Incl L l- '“"i'y In marketing.g. Ploaao1 1828 Bridgoviow Blvd.ilvd. • salo is to bo mado is lor the For RolaRelationships To Work 395. Twin Falls, ID. lhan fivo pcrcent of iho totalQl amountai of the proposal. This fallfalluto lo pay the payments' por infon 1061 Twin Falls nil. Provious ox- 20580 or callSend ti rosumo: call 1-800-79S-739i nformation on how wo , SThe Timos upninA i guaranty must bo in tho lormorm ol a Coniliod Check or a ofot S290.00 per month lor can1 hol|holp (001)460-4759. 855 Minl-Cassla' CLERICAL Trondar al FniJd Infomi. PARTS COUNTER Cashier’s Chock drawn on an Idaho bank, mado payable IhiIhe monihs of January, ______3-2273 Buhl A OFI . W agos based ,or. i.ooo-876-;^ x548,T w ln Twin F a lls Cllnica Cl PormanontPTParP o rto 10 tho Idaho Transportaiionin Oepaftmonl.C o r a Biddors's FoFebruary, M arch. April, OUESTIiSTIONS 7 Your Per------^ 7 7 7 ionco & porlorm------______Hospilal Is currenontly ac- Counlor posilion. S5.2S/- S5.2: Bond. May,Ma Juno and July. 1996. s o nnal a l Psychicl 18*, O.CVAULEV (COlient bonofil FARM copting nppiication;ons for 0 hr, Cuslomer son/icowakllla ski Bidders shall bo licensed■d in the Siaio ol Idaho by Iho and on that tho Beneficiary S3.95/mKAnin. 1-900-526-9191 STAFRNO E X rApply r in poraon A sslstonl Dairyd farm hand Tochnologisgist. 2nd roq. Dulios Include:o: Soll- St Stato Coniractofs Uconso Bo:Board, oxcopi on projocts in- has hai oloctod to soil Of cause - iRVICE INC. PERSONNELlOa.m. & 5p.m, Al & iroallngnmodiatoly. co sHlt, musi bo1 A/ R R T ing appla. parts, onswiflSWOf- volving fodorol.funds. Tho.suc.succossful biddof on piojocis tho trust proporty to bo sold SINGLE•LE? Mool som eone 734-06C)600 Twin Falls TwfinFaUs.la at Pol/o 11. TF, doysMk. houso 'Sumolo: ing p h o n o s & c lerice ric o l------ciall 10-90 yra. Freo 436-6561 Tilllar wnti Irri- co'til'od, Sond rosu involving fodornl lunds shall111 obtainot such a ticonso boloro to satisly said obligation, spocjai 566 Mini-Cassia Burloy. 678-4C------nry D.O.E. Sen a Hospi- d u tie s. M ust bo ovail.ova :bure: 1 ^ 9 4 9 -0 4 1 1 Box 94299,p. %1 Profor per- Po«s Clinic 8.1 award wiil bo mado, a s provigy. P.O. Mon. ihrough Sot.t. until un and 107,03 ol tho Idaho Sland OFRCE Nowa.P,0,Box landard Spocilicatlons. Edition iniorosi, inii ponallios, laxtJS. WEODINDINO Drossos. shoes, VWliy not soD Iherso Exoer. motal i lil includod ’233, Twnn Falls Fa IDV 6:00 p.m. Apply in porsonpor» oft995, ondont costs ol foroclosuro in- Pfirjosalosmaid. Party.Voila. 6i«-0«odi lihoma youVo bocn o yyniins hni avalloblo Falla, ID. 83301Hj on o x S 83303-1233, E,O.EI.E. at Soars Repair Sorviccirvicos. T>io Conlraclor will bo roquinquirod 10 pay nol loss lhan iho clui eluding nliornoys' foos. Tho js s ..«lln«to>i.7IMS3a ofl 1 ■ ° > p p c c FARM ------360 2 n d A v o . W.. Twin Tw minimum wago ralos of Iho) ananachod gonoral wago doci- balbnlanco owing ns ol Ihis '■ 0°'SV fiS misceuvvneousS Falls, Idaho. EOE. MFDV.MFD sion for Iho projoci. as sot: ou:out In tho advoriisod specili- datdnto on the obligation so- ^ NorthomNo\ ------call (702)-62: cations and bid proposal. Suof>uch ralos will bo made a part curcured by said Dood ol Trust I 1 0 6 I . lUs. 733-7300 PHorllyOn. ol Iho contract covoting Iho1 projoci,prc Tho Fair Labor Sinn- is :$16,153.28. principal, 1 SPEC’ECIAL NOTICES i sjfjQ Stoning S«rvlc« PLUMBERS-Joumoymiaymon. dnfds Act ol 1933 (U.S.C.A.A. Titlo' 29, Paragraphs 201- plus plu accrued intorost. Into ' I ENTEF suable Imme- Now toking opplicilicationa 3 years opproippron- ICTION son witti cattle o: "ca'iof's Ilcoship noodod, Slartlii tailing 2t9. Chaplor 0) shall apply in thotl omploymont ol labor (or chnrgos, cha Inxos, insuranco. ALC SERVICES Io a st2 voar3 this projofl. atiornoys’otic leo nnd any oth- . .LCOHOUCS , _ I - ^ tal stud frnmors Homo & util, i wago,S15.00porhr.ir. CallC i , ° CLERICAL: 326-5390 or collular1T734- 73 ' Ills tho purposo ol Iho Idahdaho Transportaiion Board to or costsi porinlning to said ANOM ONYMOUS *SANTATA FOR HIRE* ^^"-^50:hangers, Expor. Salary based oi For further in^ Socrotorlal^ 1;^ 7858 aftor boop dial11305- 130 build tho imptovomoni in tho0 shortestsh limo consisloni with dol.dolault and sale. Ca:Call 733-8300 LorrjrryEvana COUNSELORIding orectorSin nco, Caii(801)apply in AM: C us'om oi^n/ic Novada. Pleaao osk Noil or (; good construction. Nocossaryiry (oquipmoni and an ollociivo DA'DATED this 20lh day of No- J Avail. Da\Jays & Evenings Night shllt su loro^Contor. INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTA-rE YOU CONCERNED 208-326- -623-8754. 535 oak for Gon organization will bo Insisiod1 upon.up vonvombor, 1996, ARE YO 16-5250 lv msg, J u v o n ll o T ■Of Title Officer oxporionwloncod Dated Novombor 20,1996|6 - TITLEFACT. TIT INC. HEART DISEASE? ------______Focilliy, Qual 0 ia a natural solution ^ ------iCTION.Drywall HOUSEKEEPINC UUo officor for immedialodiale Jimmy O. Ross. P.E., Chioff EnEnginoor by/"by/Todd Blasa 1 1 3 cludo; oxporit& finlshora. At Positions availatCE CDLA&B* posilion. Exco compo.mpen- ADDRESSAOI OF TRUSTEE: Ils #1 killer! Toll free: I irlonco main- MEDICAL l-ea8.793-337S V I *-1”HILD ' CARE juvoniloilars oxporionco. diately, muat bo sotlon & bonofits-moi-mod. PUBLISH: Novombor 25, 26,6, 27. 2 28 and 29.1996 TitliTitioFacl. Inc. ^ 5ERVICES handio J505cris ottor 6 pm! work da^s rson or o familiar MED.TRANSCRIPTKMONiST denial, cafeteria. 401K31K ------P.CP.O. Box 406 n n v o u I Ity ‘3 a 50 bod ics. oioculca). , Tw inFalls TjOTICE OF PROPOSED) E>EXTENSION OF TIME TO Twi ou hovo Attention iblng. Wages Piooae call 736-861 Twin Falls. ID 83303-0466 O oflcitIcll Disorder? Aro , p-„., od 45 milosOR s form ation oppi 1611 ask Tltlq and Escrow Co.(Co. AVOID FORFEITURE OF WATER RIGHT NOS. Phono: Phc (200) 733-3021 vou lool N'S CLUBHOUSE Foils. Transp y In person at: for Rosa for moroto Inlor. 730.2424 63.00200A 6& 6 3 ^ 2 0 0 8 PUI looking lor a natural supon/isor for Ml. Viow Core PUBLISH: Novombor 22, iZ nnative a ti' lor Ritalin. Call ol/daycaro. Ages bonofits provi0 T r o a im o n t 500 E, Polk.Lokes Kin Blvd,, motion or como to0 our< o f ------Nollco is hoioby given thatlal NampoI Meridian irrigation 2727. Docom bor 5 a n d 9. loiilroo Call 734-9948. lO pm ioB an fico al 212 2nd Avo,vo, W. RECEPTOfer/SECREfAn£TARY Disuicl. 1503 First Strool South, Soi. Nampa, Idaho 03651 199 too. 1-888-793-3375 1996. ______1 .“hSS'S iJo MAIHTENANCE— —r r ------A division of Asponan Con- Answer phonos. InvelciniQlcing. has applied to lhe Dopt. ofI WalorW( Resources lor an Ex. — ------Jnck-N^i . , , sailing Group. Inc.^ filing, typing, ote. MuiMust r “ A \ / Loving hon- liios ond ability W anted oxperiorlOr poloniial. ------_____ tension ol Timo to Avoid Forfc'orfoituro duo to non-uso ol a NOTICE , OF SALE C crisis, Tho focil- tonance porsor :------hove computor oxporxporl* portion of tho following docrooi;rood walor rights pursuont lo Tho Tf Board ol Trustees of r / P i X ft/p t ,,( bod camp local- hydraulics.w whllo you MISCELLANEOUSi» onco. 10 koy, and phonphono l,C, 542.222: Joinloint School District No. , . ompany bon- Sonilatlon positionions are okllls. Send roaumoa.oa ti to: t r ^ Kind lovingng molhor would tional docurrJS south ot Twin & HoM plumblnisuranco, paid now ovailablo at S( WATER RIGHTSS AA: S RECORDED 331131, Minidoka. C a ssia . Y f nko cnro ol your - Poggy Chrystnsportaiion and SoaPac 1022 2nd Avo, W. TF.TF.no r PRIORrTY 8/20/1 B( r i J l J r f Ilko to ink omos Amori- of Idaho, Posltlor /1688 Jorolorome. ond Uncoln Coun- #' V I children inin hor homo. Cnll Administratorrovidod, Shllt ia 1135 Bluo Lok io™;«. coiipi.^... SOURCE Boiso0 RlRivor Uos_ios. will accopi soalod bids 00 company, quiro nlghl-shifl t 14. TF/Filor aroa. Springs youtrlam fourdaysa PaJ's-r. W righl; 'Janitorial and cloi AMOUNTS USE Combiniibinod 370.04 cfs lor irrigaiion onin tho1 lollowing surplus ------B io k o St. N loaning RECEPTIONIST/SecrotaiTelory POINT OF OIV Lot63[NWSW) [NV S29, T03N, ROSE, bust mo wookonds MANAGER TRAI!4 oxporlonco profeiforrod. Part llmo rocopllonisonlst- lusos/pickup until Wodnes- AD / ^ Falls. ID 833CSolary Is S17K. eOK oor yeor t Ado CouniyCoi nko Now Yotk Canal day,lay,Docombor 11, t996ot T IMES E S CLASSIFIED WQ ------Must opply In pors)rson at socrolary lor a Joromjromo PLACE OF USE LandsJs wwithin Bolso Project g1:00 oO n.m,, MDT. D P P ^ OENTALASSI 4074 N. 2000 E.,RliFiler. ID. olfico, Ught bookkooplrDoping )EPARTMENT |l M l 0 S o r v ic o EOE ond compulor oxperioncifionco 1-65•65 passongor 1902 Ford II t t P V I RECEPTIONIS Chris Jordan ------:______EXTENSION OF TIME REOL2OUESTEO AS FOLLOWS bua . heiplul. Send roaumoimo in1 lua VIN«1FDWJ74N8CV. 208-)8-734-5538 j j l Iw J iIll Exporioncod k sw a g o n la MISCELLANEOUS PERIOD 5 yoars,ars, until Match 15.2001 aCJ4115 34 ------taM U H aM Function pro n u n full confidonco toI P.O. P.C REASON Apoftiorrtion ol the lands havo beon i-es NOW OPENII B f l f l Ing applica- AMERICAN STAFRf 83303 •65 possongor 1902 Ford NO n f H T m B floxiOiiity in>uthComp1M5um sc Como IM AokforMr.Vlorloncod ‘ car Your omploymont sp S58. Tw*" 833C oxcludo. 430“JS Bluo Lakos N. ADULT CAI:ARE 871 G ro o n . tho abililibilily lo l/anslor the rights bus own from Arbys). Counlry/ livingII including Twin Falla,^qiyraw ID T /— MECHANIC J. C om pony ond Full-timo. ol1 OflicoC SALES IUS VINffI FDWJ74NXCV. (Down SS^ANT/ Automotivoto healthS in- and Professional or or Light Irom tho excluded londs. A34k34116 736-7005 7. ca/0 for elderlyoit Indy, Ro------AFFECTED PART .16.463 cfscf: on 1099 total AC wilhin: 1.19 ------ilroos proforrod. pn Call OENTAL ____ _ . Tochnicinn, )E. Chri Apply by Industrial jobs, •1972lnlomational%Ton ----- rson to: Chris NEVER A FEEI T02Njn02W nc Soc3.2,10,11.14,17 picJa’WtupVlN«B13106H242333 HEMEMBER b ^ 3 ovoning. D enial Asjlstonrnf Rnn?,?rn^ M azda VolkSVS ------oxporlonco. JaVolkswng. 734.6452 1-800.731-1f-TEMP I Q T03NJROlESocs. RO 1-7,9-17.19,22 BicBid spocificoiions may bo Thot binhdinhdoyadyouplacod . p c . o t a 23. 27 'ANT OFFICE funclionsreq. 0 Lakos Blvd. Serving tho Enliro> Magic» holldoye oro ceminc oiblalned bit nl Iho District somot ,ER ------Is, ID 83301. Volley For 10 Yeart ming. T03NJR02E RO Secs. 5-7.9,17.10,23 Tran Timos-N Aro you lookino for a toi 'ransponatlon Oflico. 7th nccounllng, lyp. DESIGN TiuS! 0 tor- T03NIR RO O IW Socs.1-3,7.6.10.12 nndnd D Sitoola. Ruporl, Ida- limo to ci - rlllc pan timo Job for oomsomo 13, 17.7.19.29 1 ho.f oy, and computor S k l llo d & o lO. Monday through Fridoy picturo jn c o , Sond ro- bonofits, Andi oxtra cash? Havo a1 smil-smi. T03N1 R02WRO Secs. 13, 14.19.20 from•om 9:00 n.m. unlll 3:00 Cusiom Ing volco? Abio to workwor 23. 24 ,29,32-36,2 p.m. 0 1022 2nd Avo. pononCo. 30 suranco, EOE., ^ '.m., MOT. unlil tho llmo of Jo call Ploase- Ref., Joromo,: evenings? T hon you'r>ou'ro T03NIR03WSOC, RO 14 ,h10 o lbid oponing. Bids will ------Istanl needed l'l Porao" tho ono tolomarkoto- F rl. 9om-6pm)m os, Woslom Region, 2735 AirpoJrponWoy, Boiso, ID 03705, Cout & o x p .G o o d :ounty School District Of. p r e:g g n a n c y CRISIS 4 01 k &> fullfi bonofits oporalors.uidorson Com. Times Nevirs TetetnarlwUrv togoihor with a proiosi foo ol S25.00S2J on or boloro Docom- licoCO. 633 Fromonl Avonuo, CENTER ( availablo,r. /Apply lo Magic wostorn end 2 311MoInAve.WV bor 9,1996. Tho prolostant muamuat olso sond a copy oltho pup( 30 w, 100 S. ^ ■ ^ # 7 7 lupoft. Idaho. FrootoslinJSling. Call 734-7472 Valloy Tir.riro Inc. 501 S. Homo wookly,10, 324-0707 k W ^ Twin FflllB, Id prolost to the appllcnnt. ThoTh( Board of Trustees ro- o r1-800-371-7472, 1-8 Uncoln, Jot s Oirc Ccntcr.a 116-bcd 7 3 3 ^ 1 < X t 2733 KarlJ, Drohor, Oiroclor Joromo. Idaho. a m onth. ,2J sorvorves tho rlghl to roiocl ______;------ocjulpmoni: C 1 carc facility, has-carccr ny or all bids, ^ ------— , ^ BANKING .1 1-088-865-76( PUBLISH: Novombor 20 nndf 27,27 1990 /“JJpoi/PnmolaA. Wado I • 0 8 Entry lovol1 ppositions ovail- ities n o w available for clcdlcatcUed oxperioncod "...... FisaiscolClotk I p rROFESSIONAL o f oblo In areiroa bank, Sook- DRIVER ;Ilcnt interpersonal skills ara n d _ _ _ SERVICES ing peoplo van ilo with excellent Doltvory DihwAIR unning 0 ment to quality care a musi1s t. S ® T 3 poopio akilikills. Prior bank May roqulro 1 PUBUBLISH; Novombor 27 id 2 Canodlan. lagcment team. a* nd Docombor 4,1096 BANKN K R U PTC Y oxporloncoco would bo nd- o v o r n ig h t: inptor a AG rolatod v a n ta gDOUS o o but n o to roquirod. Stni ^ All Chnpti , , SALES OS. Froo tolophono roqulromeneni, Sninry OOE. S280/wk. Exc«. 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OUND.Lorgo,.whJlo. 1 Falls Ciire Ccnier's newAilr D M O B i L E S a l e s ? SO simpi•Ie. . iriondlydog, Wooring dminisiraior & Director of ^ Professional^ , PUfflurplo collar. Vicinity ol /irr> c pr seeking c.\perienced CNA's: Uto join TFCC's quality IlealL 3 looking for enthusiasastic, self-motivated1 i Voshlnglon & N. Coilogo HORIZON/CMS so easy, r^oar CSI. 734-9606 T ciun,;un. If you are a CNA & are interestedif in a rewarding c jals who would like to eiearn up to $50,000 Int st year of sales with thee largest inventory off so afforddable. ^S S rS 'aT ''"" willi a ccompany lhal ofTers a commpetitive wage & benefits p: Id used vehicles availalable. Experienced orr FOUh)UND, amall black pup ppleiLse Ic apply, at TWin Falls CaCare Cenicr, 674 ILostlandif Dl Nursing A U T Ome f t join our team of profefesslonals. '/whilo boots. Off of T\vin Falls, Id,d, 83301 or call Washington on Shoup, alth Care We areLLENT I BENEFITS: It’s classssified. BUlil 734.0052, ■ ‘ 734-^1-4264...... > carper Individual!TRAINING PROGRAM • -VACACATIONPAY ...... T heTImiesl'fews i 1ST Fomnlo. chocoloto Come Join tbe ttteam that CARES! t h e i r l sRANTEEDWHILEYOUTRAIN t i -4011OIKWITH COMPANY CONTRIBUTIONON rown, whllo around nock, ; package, n e w a nS d INSURANCE .HOLOUDAYPAV obbod lall. 6wka. old. TFCC is an Equal OpOpportunity Employer CUSiSTOMER rark Avonuo. 734-3903 DR., not, come 7ly In Porson To Wacide Branson A t: ' WICE 1ST blaciTa, whllo male EXCELL L _ j|||jl||' ...-g Ingo. C.n)ppod off oaro. S 0 tall. Lost botwoon Bob •COMPLETE tha' semtn » « -s37s Boricorton & Richlo Road in —— JlIfe •$2000 GUARANI 901 t.UM«la • l«r«»« r*7»-U3J agerman. Plooao call HCjt[QRlZQN/CMSHEAmrHCARECORPORATli 43-5203or,037-1791. •BLUE CROSS IN: 7 3 4 . 6 5 6 8 > 9 24>4 « a 9 0 0 ______Appiv •V■V

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SALES MANAQER ;AAACHEOITNOTflEQ. QO CAREER OPPORTUNITY aoODINGLg. homol4 TWIN TW FALLS J ------“ r r r ------1 SHOSHONE.E. Covenants TWIN FA L L S . F ’ Cash for any reason, bdrm, bd 2 ba. A/C, gas hoat, REf 5. Roady lo TWIN FALLS • 3 or 44 roomi TWIN FALLS • Secure in osioblishod roiail RENTTOOWN I OS on Ihoso 5- movo. now 4I bodroom,bo 2 house, in Impound ' 1 Homoownors only. fa;lamilyrm.dbl garago. Call Leese/pu)/purchaso NE aroa, I FARM/1 d Yard, -Clean • Quiot • nursory. 90 yrs. in busi­ INCHES/ “L\Sdel'le lols outside baih hom oa. BurtoyBui aroa. avail. lo poraon to i I 1-800-USA-M0NY 1-208-388-0838 1-: Iv. msg, 3 bdrm,Irm. 2 baih. (oncod. I DAIRIES D/ of Shoshono 0 drivo Compare • 733-0740) noss in South Control - >no. Boaullful Wo linanco, Ploaso Plc call tow Iruck pan-tlmo,), othor i 1322 Washington Sl. N. Idano. Roiaii Salos Man- i — S750/mc3/mo, Avail, now. 726 " S —— - ponommic vioviow of 3 mtn Roso ol 733-222 ★★★★**★★**★★ f— Carriagelage. Call 736-1170. EXCELLEN 2224. work a n d possibleIo lull------agor/Nursbrymon wantod ...... foci groun( ordably oriced. ------~ Iimo ompJoymont ovtivailaih TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm.Tl. 3 I Whon tho Bank Says jnd for potatoes. jano'’«9&M(^xim o o . d ------to loin idaho's most pro- •NO* « FALLS. NE spackxjs sugar bool 52 lo- Call 734-7090. bath. Located noar CSI. orosslvonurB - f S r .'SS Wo Soy *YES* ^GUARANTEED J sq ft cusiom homo the fami Is T £ S £ : Z ’. I UNFUBMIS — — 1150 Imporial. S650/mo1/mo :ornor lot noor now tion iho ba TWIN FALLS - Accoi:opl ng , j^sq ^011 Adammor or KnowlodQo oJ hardy. On REAL eSM TE Loans jiithisw oii- opplicallons lor 3 b •No Monoy Down c o u rso . 4 bdrm, 3 Approx. 1 1 Iir? ’ Walt 81734-0400 pianis 0 must, E*c. pay & , gas firoplaco, lots of ocros. 6 wi b uhl 3 bdrm ,. 2 I Purchasos . ssr.'i H:S; 10. exc. TWNFALLS m ony bonofiis. Friondly, Buy the Guaranteed ‘ will’s3 ccar garago. shop ecroago availablo.av OWN^ Snr ‘’•I® ►’O'Tio. BuhBuhfMi.bi°o 2 onorooilc pooplo coniact *3%Oown Land/Mobilo iOls,$450/m- country nolghborhirhood. Bost valuo In Twin, NEWW 2 Home Rnancino Jp a c k a g o a n d T ho aroa.. groatgrr HV pad, land- ER WILL ( J o ff Robinson ® (20B) DOd, fen c ed , sprin- CAROLYN amok- bdim.. 2 baih, carports.)rts. •125% Equity Loans Times ^ News guar- scaped, rN'lm™ ': Sisa^" !i"'M ?0riS3°.s" 733-2717.______. I, Irg dock, $239,000. 9026 for mc -u^oe.Jano 543-8342. 5734. All appliances Including ‘Homo fmprovomoni Loans . at n to e s lo soli m or- i'O more infomiation. Goorgo»96-0( ------W/D, walor. sanitation, a •Debt Consolidation Loans 734-2121 ownor. «96-256. Tl SALES * chandise or HANSEN. RcRockCrook CASTLEFORDiHDFARM “ ^0“ „ lawncaro provided. 2140:U0 •Banltruplcy & Poor Crodit W antod. Prim AdvonloInQ automotive items t w in FALLS.f a $128,000. ' |■ M M m through'gh this S'-acfO house 3tx3rm..wflullbsmt w/ *► ‘S500 Elizaboth.,S540/mo. * Solos Pofson. Must bo Programs Availablo parcel south ( udod W oi »ocu'»y dep. roleriororjc- dop. MOVING ALLOW- in 7 days and real Don't't missn- out on this ■ m I Ih ol Hanson, Private, oocludo )W- vory moUvatod. Will hon- 1-800-J54-2645 ' ^” iy | Roally pretty■tty surround- Castleford. school Sch lius Call 733-272734, ANCE SISOoMlilmo. estate inl 5 days B'oathot homo built In 1995. | , dio Southom Itiaho & Na- Stollor Mortgago ' n floor plan, gas hoal. STATER: r e c re a tio n a l runs by Ironiigaie. gal could TWIN FALLS • Sm i 733-2983 or 734-8674'4 ’ ttonalBCcounu.436.ni1. Bolso, Idaho o r w o will rerun irol air. 3 bdrms, 2 734 ies. Don't let possibly koop3 0 ahorse or ^dim, now carpot & p I paint, t w i n f a l l s C leonin 1 tho ad an addition- baihsIS, b t o a u tilu l dock, this ono golSI a away. Only 2. S550/mth. Part Pai ol rom Foncod yard, no sr SERVICE TECHNICIAN ^ w/1aundry, $250/mo/mo al 7 d a y s . T h e ro foncod’[>d yardy w/spiinklors. •AOUC S24.900, AndVndy Hollister may bo worked o ‘"O'PCtS. rofs roq. s s a Dairy oqulmsnt Com­ DONT PAY FORA •A RM S (T96-046. Ing lor sm all cow *5250 dop, OuIei.nono polilivo wagos. (nqulros is a S3 extra Lotsol *39o a c rIES e j - Unique cat- BUSS. Vmioiy cow *• Ullls Ind. Call 736-451 smoklng/pols. 734-926363 PROMISE GY 10 soo this homo. ,)o ranch. 5iy ol lota and 208-543-S 040 hold In confldonco. Cali h chargo for tho JEpGX h. row crop and acroagos. In town,i north mossaoo 324-4381; . It's llloQol for companlos hoy Iami. 1 ______TWIN FALLS. 4 bdmi. TWINFALLS doing businoss by phono guaranteed 1 Double 5 dairy rim and agricuricuilural land. ------package. Ads -fc _ _ born, niciic e 5 bdrm log CalArtJyW&OOOi4«lfi253. FILER Immaculalcjialo 2 bdmi, family room a doni SHEET METAL lo promise you a toan and 25/mo- U ufel Park ApU. ask you lo pay lor li be- '- ^may be cancelled I wm /or Irontago, wost TWIN FALLS.S. 1 Hugo lot at 2 bath W/D hockiockup. wood District. $825; pipo woldors, pipo fittors. . No p o ts , ♦deposit. Call 7 3 3-1219 ^ : ’70 Maurico Sl. N.. TF•F foro Ihoy dolivor. For froo early € for customor the end of a quiolqi cul'do- sto v o . D W . N and stainloss slool Jt E l\/l IES - nico grain m c in o nicelice neighbor- $425 « dep. 736-' ------734-4185______woldors. Shockoy Shool Information about avoid­ convonience but STATE TWINFALLS. Bric ing advonco fooloon Jovelopmoni hood, Closo I !^^ox^ TWINFALLS Nico2 bdrm.Irm. ■Motnl, Poul. ID 438-5055 th e c h a rg o will 734.CMOO ^ potonlii],«• Wood Rivor Vol- P a rk . S 2 93°50o” .5 “ja n S OOODING 4 t>drmdrm, $475. bdim. Family room. scams, writo 10 tho Fodor­ ______ley noar Sil ;.'042 2bdrm ,S450 aI H Hegerman e coptionally doani Nic*lice or- ^Plo*- $425 ♦ doposil.)SiI. TRADES al Trade Commission. remain ' tho samo. ------Silvor Crook. Goorgo *96^0J d No Nopots. Call 734-412020 TWIN FALLS.FAL • 56 ACRE5IES - Row crop. 2bdim.,S4S0.. 83837-6304 oal F o n c o d y a rd . ELECTRICAL INSPEC­ Washington, D.C,. 20580, NEWI NEWI Evory- whool linos ------smoking Of pets. S57&7^mo. ------or call tho Noilonol Fraud NEWI N 0 IOS, TFCC water, D C / R i ! TOR To ontorco olocirlcal Is now from tho top big shop. S 3 Isodroom, Loaso*dop, Call 733-SJ-6542 TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm. 2!ba. ba. codoa & ordinancos; in­ Information Cenior. thing Is r • SW ol Kimboily, R t / I V i I of Iho0 roroof a Iho carpoi * 33 ACRESES - farm. bldg. . Koyslono Roaly\AX ------ind appl. $425 ♦util. Also,dso, sp e c t vloctrical Installa­ 1-800-876-7060. ^ loall,G.o„p . ^ TWIN FALLS. Immacu tool 3 bcbdrms, 1'A baths, silo, or subsubdivide; adjoin- n*J iculaio 1 bdrm apt,. $300, DopDep tions tor codo complianco: Z ------3 bdrm. 2 bath homo10 'with roq. 733-7138 altor 5. Fodoral law allows you lo — Worm,n . cozyc a olficloni ing 34 ocricres ovailablo. / HAGERMAN. C onforco llconsing law s; '' AGERMAN. New homo, wilh hoa I for lighl industry, ~~ I. Clean, 3 conlral air,.flro plo coroci your crodit report , ° hoat pump and AC. M-22onofo ------1 bdmi. SSOO. No'fo pots.p 230 s p r i n k l o r s y s t o i perform rolaiod work. 40 3 bdmi, 2 baih. V> ocro loi. Look ot ir o*m a TWIN FALLS 2bd. 1 l/2ba.,!ba., for froo. Crodii ropair din- i “ at mis prico S74.9001 * 80 ACRIES-Doublo E 6 i 515>15 Orchard S t. 1 yryr, loaso. appliances. 2 car garrarago. largo duplox. All oppiianc- hours por wook plus bon­ oak inlorior & many Tosubmijbmil on ollor call An- Dairy, loci Ics thot do businoss tiy ^ sckups, comm, I COMMEFlERCIAL 324-3956 o r 4201120 0249. S800/mo.-*$500 dep.Ip. No 03 inciudod. G arogo.go. ofit packago, Staning sal­ oxtias. S95,500.037-6402. thony, FiUFil2gorald. bam, homono, Duhl, ■ PR O PE ary S13.16 por hour. Musi phono cannoi roquost or smoking or pois. Soijoo at loncod yard. Availablolblo rocoivo payment until six UQ _ _ _ , ' *240 ACRE;IES . Woll-carod 1 - t? H ;^ S a s l ^.w as $330 449 Torraco..Twin T 12/1.208 Creslvlow. h a v o a valid drivers li- HOMES FOR PENNIES O AA R, A I A torgravity.ty-lrrigaroci farm TWINFALLS: --FoslFood I down.S330a conso, a curront Idaho II-. months ' afior ihoy porlorm ONTHESII OMI M 2 ^ 4 Falls. Coll 734-4504,J, $525/mo. (200) 423-4332.)32.' thoir sorvicos. For moro jhOL N E o fJ ooromo, r . homo. Drive Inn. Ic. lo c a te d In O.A.C. Call 733-2 conso as a fournoyman I housands ol govornmoni R p Ef A L T Y oulbuildings'gs. T30. primo aroa. Thi oloctridan,& havo 4 yoora information ' about crodii lorodosod and 7- TTT-j— TWINFALLS. Oldcd o r 3 m N FALLS B4 $^85 ropajrscams. wiiioioUio ,or 733-4321 ROBERI h o ,.tv :,; 1 bath homo ononthe 2 bdrm. Appliancos. oxporlonco as ojournoy- I ropossossod proportios RT JONES 'y Inn b inciiirin' 3bdrm. 1V4 baih, g m an oloctrlclan. For moro Fodoral Trado Commis- boing t liquidatod Ihis ------______R P■Al /J T V cof’tJilion m n n n ? f' Bsml. G as13 lur- Wator/samtalion paidI • ^ L l i building, siorag Information & application sion, : Washington, D.C., mimonthi For lists in your TWIN FALFALLS. Now 3 bdrm, nacow/alr. FencedI bback Elwood a Evans lipmeni. Call ce Mrpol. yj call Iho 20580. or call tho Nation- o,oaoa. Call Toil Froo, 7-days. 2 baihin ww/3 cor garage. 7 33 * 0 4 0 4 o'l oquipr imily, 734-1401______ai Fraud Inlormalion Con- i anr Of ow nors for•doiailsond dc ‘0"" loaso.S600/i Division of Building Sofo- | 800-396-4247 Exi, 1000 Mainlona;onanco free oxiorior t . 733-7207. Tri Co, Pro p erty TWINFALLS ty Electrical Buroau 'lor. 1-800-676-7060. I i l i : 3C. with oxcol. Viows. 1-000-2J-262-5001 appi to viow. 7: .doposIL Call 733-34: OMES a s low os 0 down, 3 mis. W 'JZL. BE SETTLED FOR (208)334-2183. Hi s. W. of Twin Falls. EXT,CT, 1211 I------JEROME - 2 bdri rm , 1 THANKSGIVINGI HOME LOANS “ S528 n 5 0 month O.A.C. S159,900 WENDELL. 3 bdrn- ^ Cleon. nlt:o yo •nonlh THESE RENTAL UNITSrs , ••! FHA-203K-VA-Conv Coll 733-2224. 55~6 d itoi Dairy lor salo. ^ ^ 0 ^ nolghborhood,n’n SSOO mo. 1st mc 217 ••! Manulacturod homos ____ FALLS. Houso. landmd a cows. For ^ 00 .'Plooso ♦■Jopoait. Call 324-37:3759. ARE AVAILABLE lease, $400.00, ------IMMEDIATELYII • Rofinanco ril-LL BUY or LEASE OWNERER SAYS SELLII moreinloK■ call 934-4932 ^ call 829-5554. I • Fasl profossional sorvico yourlur HOUSE,I any condition You musiTiust 500 this 2 yoar u r m r n a i c 6 0 3 1 bdrm. I bath, duplox - Mid State Mongago all pn LE 160 oc. fully I H M „ e ., $335 plus $335 dop. NoNo I pricos. CALL 736-t 170. old. 1,35£,358 sq.ft. homo w/3 ■n I JEROME 107 S FURNISHED a p t : iry for 400. incl. M potsi EMPLOYMENT 733-0002 *! or (800)907-3535 S. 2 baths. Lorgo bay bdrm, /Vpplo. Ho; DUPLEXES ■ROME 2-3 bdrm, targo ft. homo. lonanl 2 bdrm. 2 balh in 4 .ploxlex ^PPOm ijNTI^ •' low to lot tho sun 2800 sq. ft. Horso pasturo. NEED S100-S750 TODAY? yardard. shod on 10 acres, . in. Enloy tho largo Evans BURLEY Roconily romimod- 0" 3ilo parking0 • Call 734-4333 S 1 2 iO U S IN C Elwood & Eva COlMPin^ER 7: 5125.000,Low down, °od back yard and 'orms adc5 5 . = K TUNITY 734-1401101 olod 1 bodroom, $295/i 5^95.00 plus $495.00 do-00- Convenient Loan Co. own>wnor will carry, 324.4083 /oil.. S559.000. O PPO RTU Homo Compuler Users hi from yard. Pricod T r ;------Atehley Entorprlsea poslI-NOPETS, Liconsod by Iho Staio o! - r r r , REAL ESTATE " o ^ n i i ^ JEROME 168 S900 f A BRAWLEY REALTY needed. S45.000 Incomo Idaho KETCSTCHUM .. .rig h t,S1 S89,900, I Call potonlia!. 1-e00-5l3-4343 JohnO bendiid o rt. 459-0736 Jno^ '^ lcM * 3 ^ 734-5858 ------— Inlerrlernal Rovonuo Son/ico Anmony. ' m«iiO» 11 tiloflalll 1010 rago. oppis. Tenniennis court, KIMBERLY - 1 bdrm1 :apt, Eves & weekends Ext. B-10467 (or dotalls l ’ublic Auction. Undovol- O A I :o um-uwx> 0> AC. 5 nc. FruitI Iroos.Iroi furnished, all ulilillos,paid,. pi Dave 420-6911 i 3 0 4 I ipod lol locatod at nonh- O / A^ B l A L A bolioving. Don't dltcirmina'llon '’t Logltlmato |ob pincomont I ^ INVESTMENTS wo^ )orty basod on '#c«, coiot, prings Rd and Sage Rd. ”R E^ A L T Y picture or reprosontalions.rei lamiiiai _____ bdrm. appl., covereded clfic positions cannot Bigt prolits usually moan 733-4321 ForfrooinloiIlormaiion oboul chargo an uplront foo. For I Cetchum, ID. Minimum '' JEROME In couc o u n try .2 TWIN FALLS $95 woolookly. parting. S495mo, Isl-last-ist- big risk. Beloro you do ^iri)ld is S41.385. Conioct avoidinti lim lir oshare and p(«rei«neo. iimiiniion umi oi bdrm. mobilo. S3 froo Information about Hbusinoss with a company. ,, ______, S375/mo., $225 lo $300 monthly.ily.all dop. No pels. 733-2523J lim Mason ol (200) 522- TWIN FALl:*LLS real ostolo0 jscams, wrilO dl»eilm;n»llon,* avoiding omploymont sor- Bichocit It oul wilh tho Bot- i'J i, 324-8322 allorr7pm. 7pi Ullls. pd.*cablo.733-8t ■376, Ext. 232.______OUIT DHEOREAMING. mako oderal Trade ^ 2 1 1 TWIN FALLS Sludio 5 1 vico scams, wrflo to Iho tor t Businoss Buroou. For lion. W ashing- »jih oaroni* 1 «ish como lajol Al- p ^ r o C I leTa'i JEROM E. 2 &i 3 bdrmI s, TWINFALLS- 1 bdrmlap a t,. bdrms, Ind uliWaundiy la- Fodoral Trodo Commis- Iroo t Information about KIMBMBERLY . A FEAST OF , 20580. or call cujlodian; prsQiuiBMM women S375-S400*S300100 doposil.< upstairs lovol, o n,-slle -s Olity.$285-315. 733-3824 sion, Washlngion. O.C., avoiding c invosimont AUIAUTUMN VIEWS from ^om ' 0^ Plooso call 324-264-2841. paiking, noar counhou i “" J S ? ouso, -twin fa lls . 1 bdrm. 1 20580, or call Iho Nation- scams,I wrtio to tho Fod- ovorivoryanglo in this Charm- S i n g no smoking. $375 mo . 1 al Fraud InfoimaUon Con- oral f Trado Commission, inong, up-to-dalo couniry ^bck T por will noi JEROME 3 bdrm. oloctriclty a doposlt. DcOouo ^‘"'’•SSlS/mo. ♦$30000 tor, 1-800-076-7060 I - ° ° ° ° ° ° ^ •'“ 'i' applioncoo homi -Q " doposit. Coil 734-9059. Washington, D.C,. 20580. oi stistalo. Airy, opon lloor ~ advonljino lor >o J ^ ° o m o ' c ^P o ^n a , 734-5650. or call Ihe Notional Fraud plan School. Immodiaio ' — M ."no’ .nJ o g o ,N W o ( J o lian, 4 oxlra lorgo bdrms, isslon.0nlyse9.000. I 5' — r TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. Tri-r?T MISCELLANEOUS Inlormalion c Conlor. 3 1 bibaths, formal living 51 3 law Ouf IDUarl•li a/s a hoteby S600«dop.l 324-4C‘*■•‘030. TWIN FA L L S • N Ici Jithony. I a CREAGE all dweillnBj ------SI.OOO’sPOSSIBLE 1-aOO-876-7060. v rooroom, combination oxor- G ES & LOTS IMO,mod thi. all, ■;------— bdrm. all uliiliios oxo IIO READING BOOKS. Part c iKIveilJiiMtniNinMno>«p.ipef JEROME. 3 bdrm «0P> hook up. Singio caror limo. At Homo. Toll Froo [ iso/hol tub room all on O A I availabla on i757monrnr Jlgctiic, S250 734-532 goraQO. Noar CSI. $550/-0/- mo lovol with approx. O /A I GOODING-:• 20 0CTOS. Riv- OBPO-lunlly b"a^". ba Tn f'CO flOUSO- S575/I (1)800-2t8-9000. Ext. R- i 3 0 5 I ono \BALA l.crlmlnaiion SSOO doposlt.Call11886-7100. 88 TWIN FALLS Nico dcioan c mo.>$300 dop. 734-4603.D3. CONTRACTS & 295('950 sq.lt. and 3» acres. oR p E A L T Y or Irontago,;0, 2 wolls. Shop, " J ’.'"'';? 1638 for Ustlngi — ’ricod to sell at S174,500. ,3 . Mninhh^r o’Moncy unit lor ront. MORTGAGES 733-4321 moroamonitinitios. 934-4379. S«l,!l)777 in”hrTol'iti^s JEROME. N ico no no ghbor- gills, pd inc. cablo T TWIN FALLS. Culo, quid,Id, :o1l Jonn Hutchison to- ______HACERMAN, mt.«rio, nja hood, av ail. 12-1 ' ' ' • doan. smdil 1 bdrm. Ro-10- ay for lunhor inlormalion kN .'^ ocro lots K a “ imp"r.5*reti i» 1-000- bdnn. Appls. Gou nn «/HD0& lOcaI phO SS TOP DOLUR SS tJny' ------, S3.000 boloslow oppraisal. orM«?s. uumgo. no Monthly rateirfhA i cont remodel. No pots. For contracts, mongaoos. ondnd viowing. d ______sm o k in g . S 5 5 0 5 1 1 S16.500. Call Cj 837-6402. I ------0 Sinning at S600/mo. I $335>dop. Call 734-262222 208-734-8727 JEROROME-DOUBLE MINTI I n ,,- ri — Loavo m essage,0,677-1102 6< 733.4, 'wo • 2 txJrm homos sido I ^ * ip -4330 TWIN FALLS. Noor Post3St fi horso hoav- d c .,q ulos lo placo ask lor Sholly. y sido on soparaio lots in 1 " „ T iV n ° o , 1 8 II L-;ko$ only minulos ____ Ollico. cloon 1 bdrm, ed 40 acros. I uriBi.tu,I HOMES your dasslliod ad r r r S3M/mo,.dop. OuloL no orom o. S32,500 eoch. n 11 p p:N m Vv A L L E Y ,A Z S19,50000.(0. Coll 825-5617 I MOBILE H' Iti^of' FALLS. 2 bdrm m i losulls lako obit Ion S350 smotclng/pois. 734-9263.S° 4 1 4 x 7 0 ,3 ------bath. $350/mo. + S3 Iformation, .Xe^aroa"go7; ^ | 'DAH° WlAND SALEI I IPC^'IQ o n n bdrm, 2 bolh,I, S9000/ollor.S. J O N E S W Er hH, a u l Call 734-905959- TWINFALLS. W ewer•2 2 301 i I 0. oxcollont cond., QU A C RIE E S S 3 9 .9 0 0 Call 420-1055,>5, Usually c a n movinove you TWIN FALLS. Apartmi bdrm. 2 slory. gas hoal.at. BUSINESS I idato posossion. Spectacularr manr acreago . ( V I P I N E ''^m oda‘t „ ANYWHEREERE sulloblo for 1, $295,g AC. garago, yard, privaio.10. OPPORTUNITIES | I W, I -208-655-4268 w/60 milo viewsvie oveilook- BUYING OR SE A . i w S30.000, 1 ir^rt/hr/M i^ lor loss than rentingtingairuck. dud03hoat,Call733-9l: W/D. $500 ♦ deposit. NoMo ------ing Salmon)n Rivor, Mins. m a n u fa ciur ro od/m i obile Nood loads to CalilCalil a A riz .------_ - poa. Call 734.7400. Bo an Independent Travel I ORGE. UTAH AR- lo S n a k e F 7 4 0 1 I 1 Rivor. Holls homo? Nood lin MATES twin FALLS. Furn. a A gent In your sparo tImol I 734-3373 EA-2oldtoldor mobile homos Canyon a ^ n n n n rP J FREE ESTIMAT SCHOOLS/ PAI I Nai'l Forosl. Green Tree FI -3490 suilablo for 1 porson, ■Xut TWINFALLS. Newer 2 Doug 1-800-251-2684 or ■ :A L L T O L L F R E E on % ocroocrc lots. Bolh 010 Couniy rd.,d., olocl. incl. i-eoo-5sr-5 m s“ ’ CAIL32^.2AS I , , . . ' bdrm, 4-plox. extra nicoCO INSTRUCTION ^ , ------pd, Ofl stro o l parkir 678-2684. App V1956-16 ^ 1-800-473-3446 2 bdfm.1.2 2 bath. 1 sinQlo 8 Surveyed, warrantywi dood. ' KIMBERLY 2 bdrrbdrm larm S400/mo, ♦ dop,^ I $500 ♦ doposil. Coll 734-14------1 d o uJb b le lo , $ 5 7 ,0 0 0 & Exc. Imanclricing. Qosi roc- Cash paid lor usodl977&use houso.prlmafytty hoot Is smokirg/pots, 733-955556. ^^27 lor Inlormalion. For froo Informaiion about Scholarship I scams can cut Inlo your coliogo savings. r nMBERLY• o LOG HOME S59 000 0 0 or 1 bost ollors.- rootional spoisp In Idaho. ji^ohomos, wood,S395/mo.). 42423-6291 — buying a businoss oppor- |Boloro you spond S on 0 oOR „ „ SALE BY OWNER- 1 .qoi -635635-0645 Call ownor•now839-2501. nc ______^34-432 TWIN FALLS. Nowor doanan tunily or franchise wilh l5 >n almost 3 foncod acros, ;— — r r r k im b e rly 3 bodn)Odioom, 1 I 6 0 4 2 bdim, opartmonl. noar gotting scammod, wrllo lo scholarship soarch. do n-icn350 E. 3390 N. 2 bdim, * * * * * ^ ^ JEROME • Nasla^nua, ut). S600/m10.. o. < $300 I UNFURNISHEDD Harmon Park. No pola. ur homework. For more 2 hn I***************** * * * * * * 14x67, Cloon. sil tno Fodoral Trado Com- S both, hol tub. dblo ga- ^ S S '? S : i°p<>»'-«3-53ti.31V _ I APTS/DUPLEXEI:ES $4S0/mo. ♦ dop. 733-276767 mission, Washington. n ° ormation, conlaci Ihe tge.salolliiodish.lotsol i, E X TrRA R / LARGE BUILDINQ LO Fodoral Trodo Commis- 15olhorin KIMBERLY. 33 bbc d rm , 1 FILER, Brand now 3 bdr D.C.. 20580, or call Iho sion ot p iiitino iroes, sprinkler ★ S nakeKE I R iver C anyon am ong fine i- o o so Irom , baih. Lg, loncodod InI back 1'^ bath lown houso v TWIN FALLS -1 bdrms. National Fraud Informa- hlto;//www/lic.gov f ytom, horse and cow * rrandMD 1NEW SUQDIVISlOM IN NORTHWEw S r T w !" J lion Conlor, 1-800-876- I? iclosors. 423-6255, A on opprovod yard. Wood burninc•nlng stovo. car g a ra g e, 5 6 5 0 /rr/m o . $335, 2 bdrms, S440, or Salllo Mao at .S. C ity sewer, cable tiv andD NATURALi * crodii. S600»dop.Call42;14235793. *$400 dep. Ready lororonil Bost valuo In Twin Fallss ______htlp:/Avww,salllomao.com. S KIMB!I4BERLY. 2,240 SQ. (I, J GAS ARIARE AVAIL>\I3LE. C lOSE TO TO'rOWN WITH 5 BROCKMANSVNS RV’S ------^ NO pots. Coll 326-5047J47. Bright, spadous a doann Lown & landscape Or call tho National Fraud 4*♦ bdrmb s. 3 baths, fin- * GREAT,^T, ■ GREAT VIEW, * 5 9 ,5 0 0 . * - (Accroas IrommCInd/o) < KIMBERLY. 3 bd ------No pots. 864 Ouincy Si. maintenance businoss. Inlormalion Contor, iahoihed bsmi. Now roof ★ A 324-4203.734734-4320 plox, Includos stovisiovo, and HAQERMAN Now 2 bdrIdrm. Noar CSI. Thanksgivingg 1-800-876-7060. cprini •3,^167 saniiaiion, S400«lOO* $320 2 bait) opt. Foncod yoyard. Spocail • $50 oil 1st mo Excollonl Qccounls. 3rinklors. paiio. 423-S444 * p L E•N N l T Y O F ROOM FOR THE POC 0 high not, A fina opponunity Oi OOL TABLE* — ------dop.733-4952. Aulo sprinklers. Centinlral roni. Coll 734-6600. fo ra g o g o tlo r.S l2,000. In MBERLY. 3 bdrm. 1 J IN THISHIS : SPACIOUS FAMILY HOWE, ALL.LONKIAInJ KETCHUM. 7'72 : 12x60, ------hoat 4 AC. $500/mono ♦ **★***★*★*★**★■» i ■ 4 0 2 n ^ JIh. basomoni. sprlnklor i( LEVEL Vi 3 .1 7 4 SF, * woll kopi, Diltmoimore. To bo ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ dop. Call 837-6402 $8,000 down. Paymonls as I 1 • MUSIC LESSONS | 1 WITH ly^RGE OPEN ROOMS, 3. you oom, Includos all /stom. Sits on 3 lois. A 4 BEDRiDROOMS. 2 1/2 OATHS, 2 FIRIIREPUACES * lx101ipoul,2 TWINFALLS ------★*★***★**★**★*★** ».700. Call 733-0374, * pLUS AN irc cvTose * ’ bOlh, nOnow carool * AVAILABLE NHOW 0 \ HAZELTON. Now tahliIking T W IN F A L L S -T o w n oqulpmont. thorouQh ^A T ATA TA TA TA TA T S60.; > AN INDOOR BBO. Lo t s of niceICE EXTRAS ^ DW, W/I training & solid Incomo ■ W/D. olocl! *AlIBrlck applications at SyrlniInga homos. 2 bdmis, $440. 33 BETTY’S MUSIC STUDIO ZfiTL•LLON VALLEY . Oy * IN THIS!•(IS SHARP HOME, POSSIGLE OFFIC^■ICG FACiL- * furnaco. ond wcwood bum- * Just rofurbishod.lod. now ' Estaios, 1 bdrm, apts.is. in bdrms, $495. Small yard,d, baso from which you may Volco a Plano lessons, 20 EANIS3500, palm a carpot thraIhroughoul. boaulilul. well-malnlainjinod Slorago, WD hookups, easllvaxpond. 73G-0070 a T vnor,3yr, old. 3bdrm. 2 * ITYWITHVITH GREAT EXf^SURE. * 1 5 9, ,0 0 0 0 . * ing stove. CLEAI yrs, oxp. =736-8709* £nthnth, 20X40 garaoo/ * * Call 726-3066.3. * 2 car carport w/allv/Qllachod a quiol lor tho eldoflerly. Friondly atmosphoro. No TATATATATATATAT lo PHONE CARD ROUTES orage. 2'/> ocro, Wolor it ------small shop. handicoppod or disablebled, p e ts , T h o n k s g iv in g'0 share'ares, $97.500 543-5284, * A J HH J ER IC A IV J^4‘i:" I S V ™ “ « TOIN FALLS -(2) 1!| 14x60 a * /\sk obout unlquoluorentto I Call 829-4206 TDDD 1- Spoclnl $50 oil 1st mo, Locol olios - for salo. vr * 14x65. Both 2 bd S2KAvkpotonilal froo card w V 2EAL ESTATE oJa^^ ‘ bdrm, 1 ba, own plan. 000-377-3529. EHO ront. Call 734-6600, SELL:l l v o u j^ h o « e , « » : I I * oxc cond. Call 7: w/ln(o. 1-B0O-700-7177 _ APPRAISAL S 11733-2192, *$695/mo + S600C ••nmtui * — Olivo by & look JEROME 2 bdrm, App'ppl.- Free spociol ropon. a * «r tS 3 4 - 5 6 5 0 * ^ 7 ^ h Carport, largo yardrd a WENDELL. 2 bdrm. apt, PORTABLE WELDINQ 10 690 Boroh It, JCALL l 800-299-7454 A * * * ***************** ll A hrough dock. S475/mo. 1734-040489 AJI utils, Appls. W/D hook3k BUSINESS Most o( mo * * * * * * * I r e a l I sSTATE t Call tor walk throi up, $400«dop. 536-2468..3,. I WAffTETPn Asponwood Enter;iterprlses JEROME Nice 2bdri oqulpmont is now. for all ing propony? Don'l pay 735-7093 typos ol welding, with lil^illtK illilllf ly loos until it's sold. For . Jack AEIoIno wrinh.Wri '’“P'®*' Appliancos, w shop and offico oqulp. )0 Information about J | Exoculive noods 1 ■ ■ - . M75/mo. Til-Co Pre=rop‘ i 60S option to ■■■■■■■■■'■ * * * * Mgrnl. 324-2734, I ROOMS FOR RENT Pricod to soil. 734-C913 — a olding llmesharo and I r v ^\ | m m i \ loosowiihop M V H H purchaso. CALL?X736-1170. TUTTLE. 2 bdrm, G O PEN HOUSES roalal oslatoc scams, wilio KIMBERLY. Cloon apnpart- EDEN: CLEAN ROOMS W E a ESTABUSHED con- -flil-ulilsrpd, Conlrj S 10 thoth Fodoral Trado- [/mo" for ronrS'45 wk.CallII • slgnm ont clolhing storo. W/Dhook up., A An«?« fnonl '2 bdrm, $400/n- I ' I Comijmmisslon, Washing- 1------♦S250dop. Call 730-000042 825-9199______A ccounts compulorizod. I S575*dop. CanS3G Good location. 430-0402 Plooso 1 check your ad loi ion.1. D,C.,C 20580. or coll daya or 436-4850 ovos:.....^ ! corrociness on tho lirs tho3 NationalN Fraud Inlor------SHOSHONE B9 $300I JEROME Holidoy Molol.ll. day lhal It runs, as Tho m a t / D TWIN FALLS Cleanoan 1 or 2 1 bdrm. All ulilillos poidaid. Romodolod rooms for rontnt W H O L E S A L E T O O L PloiTimos-Nows Is not ro- 1*800300-876-7060. ✓ / I bdrm housos- No pota. Elwood & Evan# Some kitchonotlos, ' ROUTE-with dollvory cosponsiblo for errors atloi ------_ Inquire at 503 3rdird /Avo E. 734-1401 . $1lO/wk.aup, 324-2361.l! van. Covering MoqIc Vol- dothat Ilmo. TWIN FALLS P m H L fil ------ioy oroo. Phono 837-6332 Tii RENT TO OWN D ~ ------: TWIN FA LLS - 2 b dJTiii r TWINFALLS Oulot motol,sl, so/purchaso. 4 bdrm. ^FW rnHH «?«51FIFn ■TWIN FALLS - 3 bc blick duplex. $395 wlwith $95 wk. $375 mo. lnd, mi-11- or 837-6362,------opI 5 0 2 ONDO USTINQ Beller lhan now...loc ------Ihi cocutive NE aroa. •MCMT baih, DW. goroge.DO^gSO/- I $200 dep. Coll S43-880<300 crowavo a rofrlg. 736-1988» I HOMES FOR SALE | si'.OS boautilul docoralino, formal dinino : f^ ^ N T ' mo .dop. Call 536-1 .095/m o, Avail, now. huQB 5” master suite, qds hoal a lireplaco, 4 302 I ^ 53 Elizaboih, 736-1170 S i s , tlfo 2 0 8 - 7 3 4 -- 5 5 ! 0 0 0 For lhal wookondj-rjr-— Md TWIN FALLS-2 bdrr TWIN FALLS - Mini-I- I MONEYTOLOAN IHLER 3 bdrm oldor homo. ' , tilo counioilODS, top quality appliance: Ihor. kilchonotlo, otartlno $125’5 Must tx) movod ofl ol slto. ------■ ------■’ more. FOH:0R ONLY B 9.90S. CAU BOB, „ „ H m J ------5^ ______, you'vo always d'orni 1 clAit your soarch In D raeo * up wook for single, all all Maltoolfor, 734-4161 TWININ FA L L S. 1 bdrm . VEEHTOOAODAY-734-8500. ook-' ullllllos. doily moill aer- » 0-100KSS I — ^ U R E D oslalBcolumnaolclfcI di^ n aA 8, dryor hoo Purchaso & rofinonco RLE — ■ - Count'unlry. S50K. Cash out. I MANUFACTl 3 vico. color cablo TV, ro- ^★★★★★♦★★★★★★★* 292626 N. f 2600 E. 733-2033. ALL ONE Ll Ifh d liZ ": up $450 mo. 324-7593 0- loans. DIvorsinod capital, Mus E LEVEL BRICK HOME en prcsilnioilous llillcfost I HOMESE S TWIN FALLS 1 1 9 $ ----- frig, microwovo. sell-I- JUY GOV.T FORECLOSED —— - iwcaipot and paint beino Installed. 1,90ms and 2.5 t>alhs plus family room. CoCovcrcd palio, BUHL. 2 bdrm , )0l3. Compare boloro you ront.' OOO's olVA. HUD. FHA. a bathih homo,h under Sl.OOO itnmaculato cod yard ®PP'»- 'nC W/D. No pol It. SS NEED CASH? **•* lato backyard. Good quality liomc. A must seol usod single wido, idoppis 733-0374 or733-2441.t. Call733-5151, bank ropossossions. Gov- dovm.wn. S450/mo, OAC, For « « flOD00 CALL S!0 LEZAMIZ AT 734-6•6500 EXT. Local dollvory, 0 Wo buy notes & toai oslato BUY lalls coll 733-2224. lo ig .' :van« contraclQ. Creatlvo ernment financing, lower doiall: Homes, 1-800-73 no down, list (or your Rnonce.1-800-m-4S09 10OC N FALLS. ntn « cunn ™ TOF•ORDABLE HOME In P 'V JIWIMMINQ ''" POOL Exeellcni business 1 TWIN FALLS sisiisiiiiisw iiis om ivenienl location! This oporatlon, Ownor cairy with lefms, RENT TO 0W>k - p l * jodroom. part-brick IJLEZAMIZ FOR MORE DETAILS - Leaso/purchaso, 4 i i - S a w THE MONEY EXPRESS NLER aro • JU ST LISTED, honiomo Is closo to Sawtooth >»*no.15. U ll oxocutlvoNEf!'E‘’o^r‘^oT H oU D A Y O I ^ ' ^od'Xf um ^iN ■ Your local Real Estate Ranch stylo In Filorl Cloan Schochool a shopping, Efll- ne«irncui S1,095/mo. Avail,/ail, now. Enjoy tbo relat a x i n g a t m o s p h e r e - LoonSpeolalltlfor: .- FUL NEW KOME in liE aroa wilh sub H l S r a 2053 Elizaboth, 736-1170.738 o f o u r l & 2 b < o n o lovol hom o. 1056 cientnt gos { hem plus pollot S!rH l!;7hi,5 tills homo dllfereni irom tno rest. Opon bedroom apartm iont ..... 3q.fl., 3 bdrms. 1 baih otovoIVO a fireplace, En]oy h o m w f e ar ^ i i a g ; ★Zero Down purchasos rs formal fllnlnu & living room. Family ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I TWIN FALLS small 2 wilh AC. automalic sprin- tfieBook 0 kiichen. Now icarth. 3 bedrooms & 2 baihs. Laioo con■irnTloi"*!!!! ♦ Homo Improvomoni codatS70,600.Call J I oppliancos. oloctric klor. garage a dock. Only Pflco( yourRV. $129,50aCAlITQDAY>«• ASK I d OI ’ Loans ®S 6 6 .0 0 0 ..« G H -2 4 6 . Hay, ,5Jb0/m0. .C n fm lo lrtW i ♦Debt Consolidation Loans ^q . X iFORBOBBtlJBl KEU£Y • 7344500 OR 324.2361 I FURNISHE;H |D -M g m t. •FinploetApaul 734-6789. A 1 to 126% of valuo t a I h o u s e ; 324.2734.______WINDERMERE O / ______661 Saratoga D ★Mobllo Homo Loans >ABALA HOMES ao lowN a s S550 TWIN FALLS- 2 bd ★Quick Approvals Roal Esiato I Z bdrm. 1 tb«iaaBlaeUinIM.MaaF f^ e a l t y i f i n n frnE nn down,53500I v ® .,! ! ] ! .- b a t h , $425+3300lOdop.No di ★Crodit probloms OK ^ 734-6789 ’ 733-4321 ■ 3 4 I U I * l i i i i m t m O.AC. Coll 733-2: Call u s al 736-0033 V\ 3-2224. smoking Of pots,,734-9450 73^ I___ o r 1-80CK)tO-3004 I ' t M T1ni«»M«wi, Ttrln Fslli,III, IdahoI Wodne»d»y. Nowmbcr'2 27 7 ,19J6

------:— :— S— TWIN FALLS M/F foom^lor (or TWIN FALLS Insido slor- COMBINE wontod Caso STRA'rflAW BALES 2 String. POWER ront. avail. inO /97. Call 5R MACS FOR SALI SOFA, HidHido-a-bod, IdVo- WORKOUTIT BENCH. B Fk» DRAFTING CABIt31NETS (3) POOL CUES - Greatiroat so- -all ago for boals ond RVs. 6 0 0 in g o o d ru n n in g $1.0(il.OOoa. 543-6677 7 1 00/0 734-7340 attor 3pm Of■Mv Iv Call Days, 733-0001. 1/66 8/250 w/CO, soot, andan chair with Forco, Crosiro ss T raining 5 drawer, $375/:5/3. Spray loctktn of 2 ploco cue condilion. Boan special ------X3/OBO. 15' monilor ottoman. S msg. ___ ovos 734-123G______preferred. (970) 532-2590. STRAW STI FOfl SALEl r S300. Call 736- w /stoppor.ir. $60.i Soars ptint350cans.j.a 1 sstc o l- McDermott (rom! SlOO*?SIC storoo sound, koy- 7463 or•736-9931 73 tv rrtsg. tow ing moc 324-3127 or 324-1252 ” 00,d nochino. S25. ors, $100/all.10 OOpsI up. FREE COM with«ilh oacht TWIN FALLS MOTEL FENCE, VINYL 3 & 4 roil ------d. mouso. nnd over 1- ■ Roaso canJ1423-44150VO. 42 P rtM u rtW tshJi*r. i $275. cue. Tho Pockoi,>1, 1532 1 Rooms by tho c 678-4701. timo to como pick( upup^l your ii3 I sisl from. 9000 hnj. mojor 733•33-6664 t or 733-1484. ------YoDowsti pictures. Stop by3y Tt-Tho S. night stands. * * * * * * * * * « ■ « BUHL 2 bdrm, garogo. PASTURE WANTED al 3600.3 romotos, 14.9- a i o CoI1423-( Customer Servicew DD< opt dock, 1 ac/o, no smoking, 40 or 18.4-38 w/dual8. I ■ skot ball hoop STUOED TIRIRES todnvl no Insido pots, S450/mo" “V♦ WANTED • to ront. winlor wolghls. $16000. Bool I W HREW OOD I 50 oal gaf. wnterhoator. board.S75. ' 2•215x14,$45 4 0 . Coll ------33 pasluro lor 25-100 colvos S250 dop. Call 32G-40B3. harvoslor, mini lank, bulll I I I ^ ■ ■ ■ , S«ml-log machino.423-49344934^ prolossional to share lg. spare aciuaiors and am- ” ’m 'j, o u E SHOW P®2 tl's cozy • It's carpoiod • BOISE'S BEST LOVE SEAT. $300. ------VW 1600cc.$a i$ 8 0 0 M d fl* 4-14’ Tlrosw/MaBOB3.S100. ------“ ■ homo. Piivalo bdrm.ybarn. plifiors.S2S00.1974 , CMC 2 1 BED,S7S. 734-5705. g "■^7^ g ------1 $100. Moko It's 2 bdrm. mosi ulils. "0no S450t'-',ulil. 733-5S61. j FAIRGROUNDS Iko offer on all PU Trir. $200. TrTrir. a-Xg- SCOOTER. Colobrlly)rliy mo-1 pols. Call 733-B234. truck, short whool baso. in 734-4950 flat bod. lift. S495. litl cab, now moior. Si 000. Nov. 29.30 a Doc. 1 BEDSi (2)f: twin brass & | LAWN A 15. 6*/Mf- torizod. u so d 1 mormonth, Friday 5 PM to 10 PM oift,, bods^ w/hoadboardj ■ ..... ' CAR DOLLY'v ',1 Ical X-Mas,Troooos, S20. Super oasy for handleondlcop- 18.4-38 ond 14.9-3Bl.ros a Typowrilor. 607 " I ond whools. Nearly now 3t& Sun llAMlo'SPM Itrosses. 438-5522. HAILEY Nui ir. S50. 6' plod. P lonso cnllall 3324- 3 with roiurn prrvilogos ------Nursery will buy ^ S « » .-Cnfl Ct 733-1965 52!^25. Snow 4105 early AM or lalo OFFICE & 14X16 insulated over- 50^ lalo PM RETAIL SPACE hoad door complolo. 50 Dealers < • 8 Slalos CARPETET 33 yds. Brand SW-Obomovor Board. $100, SW Sponsored by now. DIuo-SloO,Oli 56yds K e S *. " Hoad. Snow 1 10412'MotaITrinrlm.'s2.56 SPA Sundanco 5500 goi-.go: 6 * Twin Falla Oflico Bench Uons Club Berber,or, still on tho roll. *• SLEEPINOBAI BAQ.734-5785 00 , P a p orbacksko 25e w/ozlnotor.. S4900 S4i MISC. Horso trir, 198B cus- , j..ee38. now. now SIOOO.0. 423- 4 on Oluo Lakos Blvd. lom Circlo J 4 horso slant, U4-9931 or 342-1910 $280. 25 2 yds. now boigo ^ 423-1800 or 733-£ bumper pull. Full on- nA-ru------SlOO. 25 : yds. scupluro I 7 ' 58 ^ 6 i C0CKAT1ELL ♦ ICago SSO. ------4578 oft. 4p.m. Approx. 1250 sq II. TH TUB Old cast Iron 575 73. /.soffstondM MISC. Viking sowi Rocoplion & 2 prrvatoI J cciosod. drop down ramp. ., 734-9544 loavo msfl f BCEi?aSE Ilh claw foot. S3S0. ------S 2 S £ ll 'iSTSS’SI. W ater- 1100. oxcolMl" Mnd’ SWING SET- Extra0 heavy ho, olflcos. All ulililios- I 701 walk V in lack. Lozy Susan '" " 'i ' no oood <^uly, OK for oldoror kids.kl Includod. Croat Exposuio saddlo rock, S4200 or ____ CollT 733-6016 CARRIElEH/CARSEAT. CAHDIOQU3UDE Woslo bod, quoon1 sizo.si: w/dmw- Schwinn AirDyne no I UVESTOCK 5 board. S250 -cond. Can 436-94-‘>443 $65 U-haul. 734-4110,1118. & Plonty ol Parking. m I tbost olfor. English sod- MISC. lo. S25. Exorsaunjs. 1 yr old.I, E E xcol. cond. Ofs-f hoadboai SC. A ntique Hooslor <35 pig,’loosecnll666-2978 $125, Cali:011326-3710 Call 934-4736 Call Stovo Hallows HORSE dios, c 1 boginnors pkg, Kiichoichen. $2600. Small an- - 2® ______MISC. W/D pair, KiKonmoro TIRES (2) 950X16 siudodslue WINDERMERE AAA Cuslomor Ralod S150. « 1 Courvollo all pur- hquoluo dresser,c $650. Both COUCH-1 light I bluo w/pink * * * * * *r********* * 1 DIKING SETCT woshor. GE dryoyor $175 snow tiros with 66 hoiohi Feathorllto Horso p , liko now. rims. Uko now, $85/ Roal Estaio p o s o ju m p in g , $ 3 9 5 . mmlc.mi cond. Call 736-0301. floral.3 3 yoars old. spot- SOLOFUFLEX weight Ouoon Anno.o Istm a forsoLHodlnor.Iil S85/all. & Stock Troilors Ploaso F call 532-4581. ------l . o g ^ n s S ! «<>0-Can736-eO(1005. Call 324^272. 7 3 4 - 6 7 8 9 >475. Matching col- mochino, , SC$300.00. Great usod, $000.00. Gary’s Woslland Motors — CKER - 40’S ploiform, loo^&^riend tables. S75/oa. Christir — 733-1023,1-800-333-2219 Nood ^i cash? Toam up wllli e^n a Roadino the' da:dassJiiod ads Now or usod poolOl tablos. TIRES - 2-235-85x1616 stud-sli 10 . 40’s Mahogany con- 734-355;553.______Ploaso callcall 734-8330- ovary day Is a JEROMEmuIllofflco. dosslllod and mako a lllllo soloilo radio,ra $65-End lablo. ------Is B woithwhDe cuos. dorts 4 susuppllos. dod snow tiros. $50.50. CCon spaco ror roni. 423-5311I CATTLE BULL Nico 3yr Ipiollt tolling tho Iloms you 15.734-7046:733-0061 7 DESK, lai r********* habft.Caa73«3^0331. Blair Biiiianls at 734r36-8075. 733-6817. nolongornood. largo wood, chair, — old tog, Black L/indmaik ' - roller matt, me groat shopo. TWIN FALLS 3500 sq. ” fl. • Bnndo. S900. 934.S89G _ of mullipio ollicos w/roco- 8 0 2 I S200.COCall 736-0306. I ption aroa. kltc^on, show­V-’ CATTLE PIPE. P ' GOING OUT OF I » PIPE BUSINESS SALE- * A ^ PPU A N C ES DININGi SET S Thomnsvillo. er and laigo conlo/onco:o Bodko Fofldlol Custom * oval, 1 loaf.I 1 covor. 6 room. Whool chair ac- All pipo must go, choop. c- caltlo fooding. Wo spo- ^ Y E R S /W A SH E R S - Chairs,.*,. S225- Amaria ml------cossiblo, ampio pniklng.g. clolizo in woaning and Somo ^ ns low os S.07 por DRYEI W. Call us today B-5 pm ' Ouyinclying Konmoro. Whirl- «owavo./o, $60. Smoll oak S1500/monih, loaso. CallHI backgrounding your light ° d ro ssln g to b lo . . 733-61 GO woighl sloors and hoifors. _ 7338599 pool,lol, CE. Hot Point. ""'s" ° B U S I N E j ------Workinsrklng or noil 736-4805 mirror, bonch. still — Bodko's also do on oxcol- pnPIPE • alum dbl gated. 8', ------1------In box. $75. $ Oak countor — TWIN FALLS Officos. loni (ob ol finishing and g SI40&UP. 73&-S022 S2.70/II. Manure spread- WASHESHER & DRYER GE choir w/ovalw/ bock, like mntkoling your lal catilo. or. « S175. Corrugaior. 5 S160/p.50/pair. 733-6594 now, $5050. Nighl tablo. an- Z Coll Frank in Oakloy at TWIN FALLS • 3100 sq It rowTJ S350. 320-5692 w AS• h" llquo whiio/goldwh w/hand Call 733-0931 e xt )U formonlnfomothn i oryeurstservlet rtpraentatlve • olfico/rolail spaco on E. e62-3613orGG2-3B»2 _ S H E R h e a v y d u ly palniodfli1 flowors. has draw- Main St. LoQso nogoiiabl- ( PIPE 35 piocos Of 10* plas- Mayialylog. Just robullt. 6 or& cuptIpboard. S50. /Ml in '• CATTLE - 13 Holsiolntic galod plpo. 47 piocos rnihs.IS. romoiningr on Warr. Uko new < o. Call Dovo 734-9763. springors, 6-0 month w cond. 735-0713, of 10* nium, Somo 8* & S200/O'30/Ollor.666-991B lotr.ngolol least 6 limos. 1 TWIN FALLS • Downlown“ . brod. Call 543-852612-. Call 326-5695. \ IDAHO WOOD CARE Prolossional olfico spaco ( PQ3 I DINING SET.Sl Elhan /Mlon, TWINFALLS AAA SCREEN Exterior Wood Exports 0 MTTLE-ARMOUR BUY- ^PIPE. 120011 x30-X8*alu- i for loaso. A professionalII ING STATIONS • Buying „ 3d pino. se als 10. I PLAN ROOM Now Window Soeon Restorotion/Proloction minum main linos, 070- SAZAABSi CRAFTS “S 33 to bid for Gonorals. Exdusivoly Uso & Distribute olflcos plus conloronco0 slaughior cows ond bulls. o- & hutch. SI 500. Jobst Ropair Patio Screens room. Approxlmotoly 9135 evos and mornings, c o utntry n tr Chr/atmas - k avail. 733-4672. Sub-c b-contraaors 4 Sup^l- • Cut. sell glass/ploxigolss Wood Iron, T ho solution y opon daily. Call 324-3099. — ------ors. )rs. Bluoprinl copies- 3 1170 noi aq. fi. 5 yoarir . ■ - . . . — CA '29. 0am-6pm: 11/30. , ny c cp A 3.000 Reptacernenl Parts for oxtorlor wood* SADDLE. Circle A roping ’ iAT Lono. doublo 73^ 734-PLAN (7526). 7727 2r>d Avo. S • 734-6336 888-IDO-WOOD loaso al S975 por monlhh i CATTLE • Holsioin hoilorssaddlo, 16'. novor boon n-5pm. KnuII Gronge. inciudos janitorial andd 400-600lbs.CaII' I roclinor. pd. $695. usod.S860/olfor. 734-2503 2475rs E. E 3600 N. (3ml. S. ^ E F I E L ’SHOMECARE . THOMPSON PAINTINQ utilitios. Call Cindy QtIt 20BG62-552G.______------I Curry■■yOoaslna.lHW.I C $300. Loss than 1 733-5336 oxtonslon ; Mauvo. 326-0613. Dryvrail. Painting. ^ Rosidontlal Interior & TARPS-Hoavyduly. — — Extorior /T3011. " 'CATTLE - Purobrod Sim- 15x50’, wolor proof, S75. S Coxpontry. An homo 8 0 4 MATTRE5ESSES . Ouoon repairs insido & out 10 Exporioncod Quality Painter montai bulls, 18 mo., rod COIH23-5212.r ' I and black, 600U LEACH- — UILOING MATERIALS hbtol selsets, $125. King Housejsokeoper Cleanlng- yrs oxp. Froo osiimatos. Froo Esiimaios THREE M MAN Catilo Co.'s bost TR.TRACTOR-IHC 400, low * IroighiI cdamaged sol. Han landym an Sorylc* Call Bruco 733-7543 208-634-5343 R E A L T Y sm a ll BIVJ. S 1200 lo hours, hc oxc. cond, hydrau- O*”3ARAGE DOORS $299. ExcIxc. cond 678-4933. -Comn aiscount for Blorfis & ------'■----- HOLLOWAY'S HOME 7 3 3 - 5 3 3 6 S2400. 734-3373 days lie loader, now 3 pl blado, ® 9 .°'“ ; oil Iroo most arons In — 423-5001 Morn & ovos. landom lai disk, corrlgolor, 3 od from '. $275. New MATTRESl:SSES. King sIZO. ^ Mo Mogic Valley-Froo REPAIR & REMOOEUNQ TWIN FALLS • For Loaso- • ptloolbar. S7500orlrado 111. P ' ro i-a u to m a tic Hoiol roiuDiums. $ l5 0 a s o l. ostimjtimaios. «a2& .ss40 *Additions, outbuildings i 4 CATTLE Angus Dulls Rog- t^o o n e r s fro m $2 5 0 . 734-OflOt, door, windows. You Castlo Frame & Gallery -closo to Oowniown, 4 • lor smollor tractor. Call Quality cusiom framing 5 istorod, coming 2 yr old, 42 ailed. Trados possible, u a t t d ik Mom's Touch nam ■ o It. Quality work, professional ollicos plus Largo soloclion ol moldings. virgin. EPOs. good blood ___ ESSES. Ouoon )aning From Poor To roasonablo 1 pricos. Rof. 4 rocopllon oroa and brook- 1-4419, sizo Hololoio returns. $130. Froo pick-up 4 dolhrtjry. room wilh slorago. All,1 linos. S1200-S1500. Call t b , Coiling froo I ostimalos. I. 531-5225 or 531-5597 TRACTORS | GOINGNG OUT OF P IP E Call734-e*•9861. Bor Bondod & Insurod 733-0943.326-4675 243 Sth Avo. S ono lovol, loially romod­ (Old Towno)-736-7369 olod brick building wllh ~r John Deere 4450 b u sSIN in ESS SA LE. All sollino Js; aa cineh nlion you Rosidoiidential & Commerdal ~ [’ CATTLE Food Yord in Del- ° $32,500 P‘PO0 must"I go. choap. use a classlllodel od to 734-6872 ■ npproximatolyl400sq. It. la.uinh, Avaiiablo 10 lood ■, 5 year leaso al S t.200 por no ns low as S,07 por spioad thothe vrord aboul tho ' Holsioin hoilor calves to John Deere 4455 wcaifCall us today 0-5 pm liomsyout)u havo for u>lo. | H | monlh. Coll Cindy 01733- sprmgots. 53^-500 7i3.85£ *Erlckson Handyman* 5336, o*ton$lon«3011. . CaII801-B64-3301 =/$hiIi,2Valvo,wts,duals, ------MISC. Bloautifuloi Fronch ^ I h I Sonrica 2 whool drivo WINDO\DOWS- Brand new. provinclidol dining sot GODGIDBY EXCAVATION Painting. Homo Hopalrs & ROOFING 4 COATINGS THREE M ; DavoZampodrl w hIto ite m 1 o ld in g . 6 4 ' x w/oval tabablo & 5 chairs. 2 Bac Backt)oo Sorvicos *Ught Carpentry, Winlor 733.7221 or 326-5857 CATTLE wantod lo buy. 7733-4040 or 731-4040 50.5*. 5: R E A L T Y Black or Black Bally pairs. ___ 3*. 53G-5315oflorS. goldupholiiolstorod chairs, 1 Snow roV romoval. sowor. sop- Discount • Freo Estimate Commerical. Industrial, ’ green chi:hoir w/oitom an, tic li Rld<. 029-5366 733-5336 . Ploaso call 423-G291. rRACTORS-'75 TR< antiquo c, liconsod. bondod. _ residontiai. Buildup roofs. 0 0 9 Misc. ondId 1tablos.733-9110 Looks repaired In 24 hro. IHC-JD-CAT, 1 or oil, all I insurod. A WORK OF ART TWIN FALLS - Nowly ro-: ^CATTLE. Holsioin spring- run. Bosi ollor. 324-5167. COMPUTERS I 734-4347 or ors. Somo closo ups. Will ___ SALi Handyman SonHcos modolod 1400 sq ft oflico, mobilo 420-6066 ^Homo repairs: Electrical, rontallor pan. 734-4120 • trado for open hoilors. PRAILER- TR/ 386DX)X33 3 $275. 586133 Sofo, 2loalhor lo roclinors. . Fred Kippos © 543-B373 G Gc o o s o n o c k . 4 'h o rs o . Loadod.dod. $850. 324‘9167 ’"0)lower ° ° vacuum, Cluslflcilflod Bds oro a great plumbing,^ lighl carpentry. TWIN FALLS • Privaio pro- " S3200/olfor. 733-8074. ______now loalal sw oopor a n d Invostrristmonl, no mailer wlial painlina FREE DEUVEREO fossionol olfico. Exc loco-. ^CATTLE. Purobrod Angus — >X system. $550. Pen- many monoro Iloms. too nu- your bir buslnoss. Give us a ESTIMATES. ' 733-0966. Gravol, sond 4 topsoil for lion. S275/mo. 734-B909 bulls. Ploaso catl 326- TR;rRAILER. horso. Circlo J, tium1 syslom, sy; $675, 380 morous 10 lo moniion. 734- can to*today.73«!Kll. “ flifvoways. poiking leb. otc. . 3575 or 326-6637. 16’ 16 filth whool, Ploaso call 300..$325,733-9444 $3i 1939 callII any0 time. HANDYMAN SERVICE You can haul loo. G rm / Stl$$ TWIN FALLS • Profosslon- - Wo d o o ia/po variety ol Jobs. NORTHWEST CO, INC al Ofnco Spaco for Loaso; FALL ^ COW SALE Custor — SX/33 IntoMnslde SOFA Hidlldo-a-bod Enrly 733-1234 on Shoshono. Rocopiion Co, Llvoslock Market- TRA■RAILERS -Exc. Invonlory w/CDD RROM Tandy VGM- Americanan. plush. Llko B JH W CaJI u s lo soo If wo can oroo, 3 privaio olflcos, 2 ing.Mnckay. ID Mon. Doc. of of horse, cargo fi snow *170 monitor.mor w/Windows, now. S200,00. Call 733-7731 m S H j holp youl Froo Estimalosl SAND & GRAVEL lorgo rooms (classroom 2, ■ 12 noon. Ovor 200 mobllo me troilors. Iiol bod, TondyDdy DOT Matrix prinlor. afternoonsns and ovonlngs. 733-9002 ROAD GFIAVEL hoad consignod w/moro goosonock go and bumpor S700/oIf0/OIfor, 734-5044------A-1 DRYWALL _ sizo). 2600 sq. fl. plus ' LEEPER queen. Expert ortI hanging, taping, & DEUVEHY 4 GRADING oxpociod. For moro info . pull. pul Trailor pans. ' ------:------SOFA SLE *HARRTS HANDYMAN* AVAILABLE basomont for slorago. ' ■ IN TIME FOR X-MAS boigo & ni: ixturlng. Since 1970 SERVICE Cnll Cindy at 733-5330 call ' Unda (200) 560-2250. QuoIUy Qi Troilors Salps nisty brown, $50. CALL 733-1441 ENTIUM 120 Now 2 cofloo tables,ini $25/00.2 lobs large or small. Spodlizos S In Mfg. homes Ext.3011. J Lunch sorvod on grounds. «6 «i E. Frontage RD, , ^*^7 ' rog tossing, ownor n A-************** Jofome 324-6806. ,r lobor/pon warranty, v a c u u m ; s , S 2 5 / o a , 2 *^'“0 and trailer homos, olso FENCE. VINYL 3 4 4 rail $995. Coll 736-7075 compingg coils.( S20/ea. 733-3579 romodoling r, and counior THREE M Wo boughi loo much, you TRAILERS. R / 1990 7x20 loavomi0 mossago. Can mako10 olfor. 1 733-0469 ^ tops. Coil 73 5 -m o gotadoal. Call 423-4653, Ex: IVQRICULTURAL R E A L T Y J Exxiss Aluminum Slock STEI ------gg $9650,1969 Charmac ------TEEL BUILDINGS TCT O N T S HOME REPAIR 733-5336 GOATS o For Nov. onlyll c ,. I Don't n'I wall until spring. Stock 7x20. Snow ma- & Landscaping JOHN'S SHARPENING Boor moat goat X bucks, Chino chii cargo & oquip. trail- L )iaio storago. shops, p,Painting, dryvrall. laucots, TWIN FALLS Ollico sullo \ D o-It-Y ourself It][ d ^ s ; SERVICE S250. Dai7 doos brod 10 0.3oro olso avail. Financing . ,, 3rago units, and elc. ,dooro. showors 4 moro. for roni. 700 sq. II.. oil ulils : A UeuiIiT SiTvicc Tnim Your Nc< •CONSTHUCTION ’ ‘ Comploto sharpening. paid, pavod parking. tG6Q boor,, duo in Ooc. S300. on all now & used. MK " s’cHspjipcr J*CC Wo do whal you cantl Call 736-2575______1-208206-438-8594. Paul Carbide 4 01001 saws. Kimborly Hd,, S525 a Troilors at 800-914-4633. Froo estimalosl Oippcr sharponing-ropair. month. Call 734-8G04. GOATSq , - Fol Goois for ALAN';VN'S CARPENTRY I 734-3322 diya or 141 Brackon S tS salo. Call 543-4419. | 703 I HOLJOURS 8am-6 pm. \ 734-84B1 aw a. 73*40SOM-80IM71^M)50 TWIN FALLS. Olfico builfl- J Typos Construction _ Ing, 16Q0 sq. fl. Pavod h ( CUSTOM HORSE-Bay Slud and Bay I FARM 1 SERVICES Lnrgo4Small ■ parking. Call 733-7222. filly, (i woanllngs. S27S/oa. B Call 734-3244 | Coll 324-3940.______“ AA Cusiom Plowing with EMEH a COMPANY EAGLEGate,im i 608 I - HORSESHOEING °or without anhydrous I COMMERCIAL CONSTHUCTION AAutomatic Operators 4 AAA-1 SHELTON'S Magic Valloy A;oa 736-6075 o r 420-6075 OmaiTwnta] Oates f PROPERTY jontlal. romodol, now TREE SERVICE Coll»»206-731-07CG cORORN THRESHING os. licoruod manulac- Hydraulk: Swing AC Sen/Ing Moglc Valloy Solar SWor.Tilt-up. Swing Twin Falls JH ) Row Now Holland, od homo sorvico CO. So , Wood River VjDloy HORSES 2 rogistorod 734-8296 or 1 •800-767-1283 Shop/Warehouso Quorlorq Horso maros. rrucks avallablo. Coll > Estimates. 543-4125 734 or whorovor Kimborly Road. 1220 sq.fl. q 736-2459 or 731-2459 , FHEE ESTIMATES Bay, 15.2 hands, 12001b- bn Hills Contracting M ovorhoad door, bathroom. s.. g S2200 oach. Cow ri 736-3518 gas hoal, oxcollonl q CORNTHRESHINQ I (lodoliog. Additions. ■ ! Brod. 420-7344______pg, access, utilitios Includod. — Rolary machines-6 row 4ow. Commoridal, ■ BOYD'S TREE SERVICE Only S560/mo 4 doposii. HORSES-ALLTYPES HC hoad. Trucks II noodod. Residential. ™ Trimming, lopping, removal Viy whoro In Magic Valloy ♦ A&TLAWNCARE* Ouallity Wori<, FrooEsL Retail/Shop Bought, B sold & traded. Cai^lcTS Display Bidding tor th o ‘97 Season-' Approx 740 sq.fl. location Coll 733-6055. ^ S U E R . JONES INC. . I Salisfodlon Gaurantood 733-W58 cic\ J irjiliiiDiul holid.iy v.ciic' nxti Troo nr>d Shrub Trimming AI tho Best Prico on Kimborly Rd. Ulililios — ickciiN slorj. Tlic cjii'liiij; family |xi%ii lEY CUSTOM BLDQ Lor>dscaplng. Lt Sprinklers Includod at S370/mo HORSES. Salo orlradojor 32IM181 BLU EM 324-3169 or 734-4073 horso hoy. 1- 5 yr. old TTT— IlKlltlC,cilhri'. Ijlhcr. M>n ;iiiJ d.iuxhlcr >.iii);iiit; t 001EMODEUNG D odo. Mowing Me 4 Ground Maint plus doposii ^ DRN THRESHING, tmck .>1.^ 1 homos,crolo. Now Consl, CHIPPING. WINDERMERE «moko an oxcollonl young ’ VIon Kunkol 01731-4462 W.I ur c0 1 work, — H — —For mulch or disposal flooJ Estate a,adults horse. Doth reg. 1. I’liiilcJ <111 uc.ilhcr-rc'ivuml p^ivr u - FrooEs>-«500 or 733-8830 | Slump grindor, Froo HAY RETRIEVAL ‘’'i' ostimalos. Call (208)734- 7 3 4 - 6 7 8 9 0QH. Call 544-7525. 2 tond 3 siring & 1 1on cKif, ••siiiif;ivl" inis, the divpby is desij; WTOOTH SHEET I iliciilcd tiir \cvcriil )C;irv .Simply >;lue Canyon 2742or(208)733-3}23 i LA M B S {2 ) Y e a r lln g _____ Coll 536-5103. iii'i'c-ii Romod METAL MAGIC UAI VALLEY MEDICAL ltd plyuiMMl. vimx’lli oiK Ilic lnlbbIc^, v 610brooding Excollonibl o p t c No^ng/AC Refrigoration SUPPLY S l AND OXYGEN HIGHUNE rrRlEVlNG big or small c cdjics imil (uitil llic vidcN ;mJ luck hi STORAGE/condilion. Call 733-2192 cc baio lordol and rosidonlial ModcartvModfcoid/lrwjrnneo Moc Prolossional Troo Sorvico lalos. Bolos Unllmllod c ^p.iiril dries, tiinkc 3 sl;iLc iir sund [200) 733-6540 ; Uconsod & Insured ' Call 543-5360. V 2 2 VM 734-0600 Twin Falls i LLAMA HorcJ Dloporeal. _____ itMiniii}! plywixKl cir ^.ilv.iiii/cd pi[K Jam T J . Wo. 543-2273 Duhl Troo pruning ♦ shaping WAREHOUSE RENTAL —Excol. opportunity to oc- ^ ----- iXhl uul of u 436-6566 Mini-Cassin balancing ♦ romoval quiro award winning m 700 I oniltrs » M a y (Nu. 5111). .. $15.95iiMcr incUidcs HARNEY 1-600-303-0602 Idaho stump grinding FOR RENT brooding & stock, Lorgo H HAY. GRAIN clirKihrlvliiiai Beam I>l»i.luy (Nn. HOSI. ..:ij: hy ihclii;hi 4 REMi •FrM EsUmatea...... Foncod Aroa Q',, A scndw/ilicck lu: ii;ime, ^iddrts>wilh w.iier- -5655 Minl-Cnssln WINDERMERE " p EO 4 GRANNIES CAB CO FARM/RANCH Kench, i l-eOO-709-3868. tJ-IIlId ‘j; F’catlirr* niimr of llil1409 . and handisaw niimiid . Hooting/onally Rocognlzod • 10 Mogte Valloy Aroa BACKHOE. injck & Irailor. slrln(ring balos, $90 por ton hlack. Aiicr Commorc710 Hoalth Lcndora AD Donvorios Avaiiablo JEROME Secured llghiod LCall 324-1130 alter 6p.m. 5 tontor of 2nd, $85 per ion ^ O r cull (801)) 82-U-BILind from llie (201 10 Grovm In Idaho 2 - Avaiiablo 24 hours por day outoldo parking opoco. BAIor loavo mossago. . PUPloaso call 625-9010. — ^ ani] set Imp. 208-734-5^8 736-6855,088<65-8855 S15/mo. or 10X15 unil, Cc S25/mo. EZ fll 324-4236. or ; I

1 I IDAHO I :lu4c)mr xssnndihe 436-56 Ln££iiiu>ti- Medic jde poslapc Cortlfiod ■idlinK, Nationa n Homo IL D Y f W«dn«diy. No«m6er 27,1996196 TIm«W<«wt, Twin F tf1 . Idaho^ 0D-7

- I i.HAY^-l y - lO lona of aacond FIRESTAfAR 0mm 15 round ^ -■ 777;------1 ■ D O D O E ’BO0 C0 - 5 0 PU OMC 85 Siorra Grar tting. Call 423-4377. hand guijun w/accossorloa ranooJ/2 EAGLE'92 Talon-Sspdispd THE ACES5 O N b r i d g e '' :i TDAIICOC “ XOdJ adual mllos. ion, S3900 Cali 32C-26-4871. Sun roof. LOADEDIEOI Z Bobby Wolff ■ d. 3dips.shooters BTRAVEL!jLTRAILERS 4 cylindor, 2600600 ongino. ------HELMF^ET . Extra ortra sman p a d / ^ a ------CftllJodloi73S-1140140 ISO, oor prdtoctoro . Soiling for CMC'90, Vi ton, Slo|>lopiido,------' snovrniowmobilo holmot wont- Aglossoa DMPANION ® ® IPS. S500.324-3788 Tiadoh Idaho o»iato. Call 734-3377734 V-8, AC, cruiso, sncuiMtrice, FORD. T-Dlrd. t977, MorMom "W h en you liv e next to to buy or rent Pleaso — ■ t to thc ccme- NNORTH „.„.A Sl«“11423-4994. NAI ■ - ' ■ SOOOa'oflor, 734-50^5004, & Pops, oxcollont condrtondrti- tery, you c a n n o t weep:cp/or every- 4A A J 10 ------FORD '68 F-60C•600 with o r ------— on. Loododi Good tiros. tiro: ovan. Excol, QMC'9IS-15 Jimmy, one." • V A 7 3 in v estESTMENT PROPER- G U NN SHOW ^“oSSKMAN3^ w/0 16‘ cargo vc ny, 4 0f. solkJ & dopondat>lo. . Bo! Bost 1 S3500.W/O V-6, outo, air, till,. cctuiso, oiior. Coll 536-2207. ~ Russics s ia n p ro v e rb ♦ 0 3 . . TY’ orlor houses with good 734-31S71«8l ,vo9 543-4497 AM/FM cnss, lowincing pkg, um. 730-0142. TyTwin Falla — ■ *Q 10 8 7 5 • ------S9,995.Call324-101099. FORD, T ourus. 190707. 4 Co. Folrgrounds Pfowlor 24'.,;4'. A^lng.A/C, FO R D '76 3/44 ton.to S t a n ------UVETTREES WANTED >c. 7-8.1997 furnaco, dual — —— door. Ploosocalc a l l . . . . W E S T ti/ io 1 UD to 30' Ju^ banory.iwtfi dard 390 onginojino, roconily QMC 1 987 i t o•1.4x4 n . 326-5490, "He made a greatt playpl lo beat a 7 0 30', Spruco. Aspon & SaL 9-59- Sun. 9-4 bods, Irg batfMttym.nowc^. ovorhauled.J. C Coll 736- brand now Good WWi ro n c h ------AD 8 6 5 3 2 Slt>^lypos. Cal 206-7BS-2676 Jjujlof . me,” lamented a derJemoralized VK 1052 0 RoservotkDna p o t, g o s/o i p.m. 6.2di050l, AT, uljlityIty body. GEO. Pnirr. 1995. white,i i t ^• H-476-9814 Roady to go. Soulh. "If hc doesn't i rALROOFINQwant. » '**’• - - ...... — $7700. Coll 431 -543434, dr. CD. loolhor, loadodadodi 't unload his ♦ A Q 10 8 1747 I?2 “^*'•5 64S9 doys^s orc 733-6550 FORO-88 Rangoingor XLT. 4 ------club king, I make thc g , USED. Also. 2X6-a, ------Ploaso call 324-7388.а. le game easi- K 4 ■ * J 0 2 > ; » » - > . > - » ■ oves. LoavoIVO mosiago-1 ‘ cyl., AT. noww paint,p on- QMC 1909 1 ton 4x4,x4, dual — ly." 8's.2X10'sor2TC12's. la u l. s h e ll, rears, F.l. 4 5 4 ,4 spc •20' long,733-1S40. MUZZLE T«5cd -76 i/iT fl*'’*’ o v e rh a u l ;pd, PS, I “You'll get no sympa SOUTH E LOADER .5 4 ROAD RANG 536-6405. AC, ullllty body, S9200. S£ ' ipathy here." ' ^ srT/C. All tho 20',Goodcot S w r a ' o T replied North. "You mi A K Q 4 m otorFOR, ;outboard, in good- missed your • 5 orios, S200. Smith oflor. Coli 543-5445.54; FORD -93 F-150. ¥ J 9 8 G runningming condillon, 710 20 ISO. 30K ml. ------— — GUARANTEEDED c h a n c e lo nullify h is gooSoodplay." T •o n HSK 40 w/3 cA unpiD P n jodiinor. tool QMC '80 4X4 Crow ♦ K J 5 HPwfli'wantod lo buy. Coil a ctu a l A D S ' South won the opeipening lead * A G 3 Tod at ( inoo. S .2 5 .C I , s-.fio'sors0. Cail 788- Duolly. 48,000 at J at (205)726-5473- Su-9074 o/Tom. miles. 400 V-8. nuloJlO, AC. with his diamond jack:k a n d lu m e d iz ______S8500. Cail I OROAN, SiSS'S; ------PS . Ilko n ow -S 7, his attention lo dumi IAN, consolo- Full (lot o,«—^ i , a9mm, 5130. Pis- 676-5580 asi' 7.500,_____Tho Times Nowsvs iinmy’s club Vulnerable: BcBotl) podal,Jal, 25 2 or 32 koy. want- ask tor Bony. FORO '89 F2500 DiDiosol. Ac- 431-5434 suit. It was thc key suit ______guaranieos to sollsoil Ult lo provide Dealer: Weslit odtobi.■.bo,.M ,3..3W . alibor.SJSO. 9mm e p r im iT v « ». Amorican ------enough winners to0 rm a k e h is ). $175. Many Olh- nonce until OMC, Suburban, 1903.1 merchandise, ), POOLT/iL TABLE wilh occoss* or. roason«nabIo. 678-2934- 10>60.$4Q04000.677-4536. 11/27/96, 6703 BluoBU Lakos runs good, noodss some s ■ automotive in|7 7 g a m e. The bidding: !• orlos,)s, 734-0228, 7 osk for p-TTpp p, ------1 Blvd. N. 733-959<9596- work, S25CO.OO. 324-24-0376 days and real ll Placing the club kingmg wilh West P89.9 mm. stoin- m 9 t 1 1 ------as part of his openinglg Ibid. South Nono rth E a s t S o u lh -22!!1£!J :ualomgrlpa4 lUTlUTYT^TRAILERS FORO. '74 F-IO1-100. 460. INriRNATONAr^— — ostato in 15 daysjys ” 1/2 o r ro ru n th o a d a n • cashed his club acc, int 4. Pass SNT RECKEtKEO. burnod or mo- holstor.. BoxE & manual. blue. P/s. big liros.liro; SI 560, ion 4X4 pickup. V8, a n flicalybadChov/QMC S300.Ploo;ooso col 734-2503 KIFER BUILT establish thc suit by lc LT 24 ft. olumi- 733-5912 runs good. S2200.■0 Cali a d d itio n a l 7 d a y s,ys. 1 1/2 2 Ton tnjcks In- — — num aiock t m. T h e re is a S 3 ex traauu.sj0u3i5. st soli oa^ly for cuslomern er . establish clubs withoutlul East win- p , , ,, 1127.0 ROTOTILOTlLLEn 1a,JO, nood ^ c i™ , runningning condition, profor blondor, 5.6 gon. UTILTTY TRAIRAILER - Mulll donu. $6495 a24.97Bfl32< - immediately..Call C convenience butlUt • ning a trick. And whenion East did, Soulli holds: hrs. Fully soil usos. tandem 734-CCaO. th e c h a r g e will11 ' a 7 ■tino.CaII825-5011. w /2 6 0 hi thc diamond lead ll\rourough South 5 — ------containeded. Now cooling Call 733-0032 ^ E S a s lo w . V K 10 5 2 SHETUI oVmoMh ISUZU-1986 Troopopor II sa10. f” 0- sent the game two dowlown. (South T TLANO PONY Small, ayatom roconttyro< Installed. -----:------d o w n .$ 3 3 0 0 O.AC. Call 733-233-2224 5 spd. dO£loan, had played the club ac ♦ A Q 10 8 .7 4 fillyoryor young maro. Call Wlli sacrifittfico for $ 12,000 Iacc, queen * . K 4 . •2408 ______orwilIirad(3do on Mfg, homo. S3200. Cali 324-63!6358 ------and another club, hoploping West CU2U -'92 4x2. ex: ------HONDA '93 Cor Cloan, AM/FM coss. h a d fa ls e c a rd e d w ith K-J-4,)K -J North Soutl,Uth SUPERER ININTENDO and sholl & moto.' 33< M ^ M Wogonoor s s ,. m o s . u s o d , C fll) SAVE t»twoon 10amn -7j 7nm ^CQ V8, AT. Now balDattory. S6000 . Coll 326-4936.б. WhflJ chancc did SouSouth miss? ^ ^ 2 4 VE MONEY I —I f H ----- S3000/o»or, 734-311 •2522.______AtTh«TtflAIINow 3183 ------Instead of cashing hislis ■club ace, ’ MAZADA '93 B-: ------HONDA'94 Accord LX, TRAILER lountaln Motor rT T n T T n ri ciy. 5 spd, amW /fim S u' iEEP'eO CJ7S3TOJO/Ollof. Moving must soil, excel,(COl. Soulh should have stantarted clubs u n s . I v .n M Usod K S9 !In Wondoll. All lliflliK tlill lors, nooding work or r, A/C bodlinor. tonrilnn to Now tIros, OXCOl. cond.CC cond. 39K mis. PW.PS. PS. by leading a low one to dummy's 'WSWER: FotF o u r h e arts. J u m p to t^^^^M?v'ii Buy/Soil/Trade/ bumper, robuil•uilt o n g .. Mustsonby12/173&^ p l a c . S13.000.324-2609>609 JOlvogo. usod Trailer ^ Consign. ------queen. If W esl playss Ulow, dum- gome lo showow th e g o o d fil a n d Tiros s jOQ2 s & Axloa. All In fair • •. neq Tiiv.n>ga 27'. iow mllos. ■ IOC ------1 $5495 Cell 324-11 NISSAN 1991 Extrara cob HONDA. Civic. EX, 1994 my's queen wins and SoSouth plays game values,i, cond. & I 994, ). S22.500. I AUTO PARTSp ; & NISSAN, 1991,55 -ods AC '>*'*■ SS V6. loadod.)d. low toadod, AT, 41.500 mis. a low club back, ducking Call 423- ng to W est’s ______*1977,21-Fr Rancho El Rao. | ACCESSISSORIES short bod. S4600100w or( maKOmako 3'"Hos. ,. diromo pkg..3* 3 hll, (Roll ovor). Hear It run, king. This careful m a n e u v e r TRAILER;LERS, IVflnrtd; Usod olfor. Call 324.53S vhools, mako oflor. Call 934-0049.M9! vorydoanunit.su,: keeps East off lead for the dia- Trallors,ofs, nooding work or Jogaw/gonorator CARBURETOTOR oit Ford ______11.500. ' ■ ■■ 13,510,900. Courier, 140 Cali 678-3205. LEXUS -94 SC 400. Track. mond switch, and Soulouth gains UIO TV.W. r-n 'or aalva•alvOQO. usod Trailor 140 cl onglno. a 1636-2301. Good cond.l.SlOO/ollor S1 I 100 9 ------7000 mi., loadod hSA.vr.u,nJ.. Tiross &,& Axlos, AJI in fair ^ TOYOTA ‘91 Four Rui tim e .to sc o re h is nine w ir in n e i. •> llmlfO>Vi!iiiTSMKl.fiilr cond. & t ^^unnor S3a.500/0ltor-736-9316■16 1. & roasonablo prico. ^ -T T T ------1 CHEVY’SO 3sp I PW. AM/FM CO cassi ______Call 423-■>23-4800 I ! I barrel carb.. in- A sunroof. SlS,200/oi/ollor’ LINCOLN '90 Town Car Call 324-2154 loavoomso n Loadodii 74Kmis. S8500500 TRAMPOLINE. 14'. Groat F o l S m f m t ® “koarii^Tor•tor small block ' 1 FREE- Adult mdlo black LANQDON'S ^AQONVON WHEELS in good I f^EO,QUIPMEMT \ Chov,.S60-72 ------Call 734-9637 ovonings shapol $150.00. PloasoI cat, lovos childron. Coil Tool 81 Bolt Supply » . Call^ 324-2580. BEFORE DUVIlUYINQ TOYOTA, 4-Runnor,, 1i1905 ------° L coll 734-4777.______738-7468. MMstal Working Equip. WANTEC W , HAIL, w ith ENGINE 3000 Ford,F 6 cyl- YourNo>vow SR5, oloc. Cojlso. AW u n c o l n 1977 Umo. goodood TED H onda lOOcc •omov- working ordor, musi soo TUB. Whirlpool, 6‘X5’, C •Jolmllllnflrorilllng moch- thru 35( s, Sizo 10WFO Excol, cond.rid. Cotrploto. Dodgo Car cassollo. sun rool. ron soo , QERMAN SHEPHERD - *'(?' I 350CC m otorcylo. °p,;,’loaso coll 543- S300-Call 671 • Coll. abio top. Call 736-3951957 to opprodate, S5000/o((or,Ilor, compiolo. Wator pump< Beautiful whllo purcbrod . ^0,SI879,60 Runninoningornot. 324-^07 678-4307 or "ryck - Co ' Jot Qoortioad Bonch ■ Jf3 ’30p.m. ------1-800-NEW OOIOOOQE ------— Coil 886-9918. Includod. Ycu> romovo,, pups,Swlisold,SIOO,no ------ENGINE-Oldslids 455. $200, TOYOTA. 4-Runnor. 1! SIOOO. Coll 934-5244 ovoI popora, can orrango to Latho. r 13‘ swing-40* WANTEDTED: Oldor Farmall o u p r i n i MAZDA '87 RX7 LOADEO C«C.S3695.00 tractoror wilhw power stoor- O^ER 30) USEDL SNOW Call536-S367367 oves. .jy 37K mis. Excol. co i o ■ aoofaihor.S36-5315ovos lovodl Sunrool. Excol. condillontion Thoro nro no 'froo rldos*. - ■ Jot Bo* & pon broak cap- Ing to= Wput . l o . a . , . n , C - EStochoose .— Whilo. loodod 4 lov 16 ga-48*, $1299,99 676-574£ arting trom $399, STARTER Ilko 1 ,4 AC. AT, S22,500/ollor- 726-95i9581. S4000/o»or, 326-4266i boforo you do business QERMANSHEPHERD G ! l l ! ______Your MagicDie Valley Supor- ^°rd Courierl0 M « c 'ro n ” CHEROKEE '04 A wllh a company, chock It AKC pupplos. blocks tnn. ’■Jei Jo' Combo shoar Brook ^ MERCURY 1981 Marquis,uis, HLS - (2) 0 holo 16* rnarkot for!>r snowmobilos O’fios. $60.73: 3900-678- TOYOTA. Extra Cab. 1; out wim Iho Bonor Busl- lg. bonod. lOwks, old, roll cop-30‘-20 ga. S517 WHEELS ^2i5!£_ S/Sr??;!-1300/day. 85K mis. New pairiin i & ^ Uansporta.rta- nos9 Bufoou. For (too In- S175/0tf0r.call 645-2421. 'JJot o ' HorizJVortIc Band floPU >= whools. Coll Kawaaakl,Sf f ™ . " " " ' " SUBARU. 2 bik, od lin-- lion car. SSSO. 423-63t0 sawcap7*X12‘. $976,99 ^33-68176817, ofTwl M tnn CD playor. Bod 1^ . formalion obout avoiding ~ ------734. CaoboodopioSr.K: iai ssooj: -.56500. CnlU23.K IravolA/ocation scoma, ®GERMAN SNOUZER, SI- * MillMi) & Lnihe accossorios WINCHES $100, CompiTpioio.oioi ■C239- MnSUBISHI '93 Eclipso,3,2 2 borian Husky & Springor In ^HESTERS & Henry r r T T T T T als lor “gi Log- Call aflor 6 pm1543-4771. 54. ------_____ dr. new tiros, oxc. cond.nd. writo lo tho Fodorallfodo .oldormodels,I860- I '87, 400 Indy. shop manuals Commission, Washing- Spaniol. All froo to good • SFul K o t Champion in- m 'VVtk ------1 Call 736-1920.______3-76-86-92 4 Olc, Es- 500 kit w/p^/plpo. oxtondod ^ Wagon. $51 CHEVY'8S Bl.!»lazor 72K i 1 0 1 0 i lon, D.C., 20580. or call homos. 735-1316. du pac?alljOily brass framos, ^ s^po,S1200. t ir e s - 4 studiiudifliiv 'riis. Excol. cond.w d. S6500 I VAN A B U S E S5 NISSAN, Sonira. 1986. Iho Notional Fraud Infor- u now in stocki cnsh . CCallai after s pm 678- Call 432-55 ^ » l bluo. runs woll, S2000 or m aiionC ontor, KITTENS Boautltul black 355 3; Addlton Avo. W. ^ ' llros for Toyoi,oi;c.m°ry C°" <»-« ------^------CHEVY'87 Astro van,1, rnow best ollor. Cali 736-2830.30_ 1-e00-S7&-7060. &whtto. Istshol& worm- 736-2B0Q.Twln 7 Falla ^INroluJ •88 400. 440 kll. $150, Call 734-6542.734 CHEVY’67 S IO I od. S20. Call 734-7677 ___ 10 Biazor tiros, brakos. runs no ’■ f a n ; ? ! l9,5Mlcholln LOADEDI Tohoah o o p k g . S3500/ollor. 324-26245?°'^' OLDS '62 88 Mako mo on YAMAHA eo, S650, 7 HP 7 lANDER 1995 light Iruck w indmMILL ii i full alzo. any 2 000 mis, __ otlor, Chovy '82 Convor-'or- Irolling moior S250, Coll LAB pupa. 6 chocolate. ^*0mpctol. Now cond. (used 10 tiros. 60% ‘® “PP" AKC with groai blood- 3 c ;ilion. 543-6294. Summit! 67i 324-3127 or ,,.*51"*fiC'"'"- F5rD-.9Ao,.slo, M,Mako sion von, SlOOO/otlor. ottor 6p.m. 324-6699 ] 3 doys). $2250 {paid, ——------_ ----1600 mis.KorSJS; , 734-7114 ioavomcomossago. o'for- Call 733-55241 Coll 733-3854 lines. 1st shols and dow- -«<($4000). 466-1916. ^ ------claws romovod, $300. ___ ------r r ^ ------1----oxc, cond.J.Makootlersor f 3-1678otlor6pm TIRES 2-P185/05/175 D ««. CHEVY '89 'A ton ! — ] PLYMOUTH '74 Saiolliloil7 £ il8 I 208-368-7773 ; loavo msg. SPA(PACE HEATER (2) I GARA |MuacALmsm^ - m l f s A L E S .s u sS 3 n y 2 <10,55895. Call11 737M 02M i 1 0 2 0 Loaving tor tho Novyivy eoO,OOOBTU Dosa S900 P O L A R IS . “ w a lays or 733-3010.3100VOS. I AUTOS FOR SAL S1200. Evos 324-3835. LABS-AKC rog. block oachSISOOtorboth. !?? . CHRISTM, KEYBOARD playor wonl- Labs, I 6 wks old on 11/27. “if 3TMAS QIFT SALE $2500. Yar SAW Dual blado. Now-Doc PONTIAC 1993 Grond Am,un, od (or original bond. Sorl- Isl shots, S200,324-6599 ^ ■Doc 25, Mon-Sat/9- 1988, S170(?00. 438-6896 VW 1.6 lilor OiosolOioi onglno- CHEVY '92 1500) SihSllvorado. AAAa a a a a a a concroto.Excol. condllion ? ot 360 [ :k. PloMo cali 271 w/towing p c ' 4 door, whilo Wllh rod in-in- ous only. 733-9363. ” S1500, Call 837-4999 or POLARIS, 1«1992.650, port- ' 1 packago, ■ AUCTION-SEIZED tofior, V6, liko now. 59.000 LABS AKC Black, dow- $15 oxtondod cab, sto|stopsido * VEHICLESI )00 1-800-296-2759 lanMintnadasAJntKl od & piped,Bd. Excol, cond- . , milos, S8700. 536-5636.3. OROAN Viscount H500, clawod < 1st shou. Champ ^ i b a pioecolcoko. Not for Iho ~ oxtras, Excol.3l. c o n d ., Mako bost olfor on Iatolai ______Incl. bonch. lamp & mu- I 10 timid. $2500, ^ ------r r r linos-SISO Call 423-6476 ------CaU 7330 005 $14,500. 423-45•4578 atl. modol coro from IRSRS, SUBARU'03 GL 4 door sic.StOOO- Call 829-5271. “ 2i2221:______Plooso call111208-788-1917, J ■ lOO' LOST 2 mo. old Dachshu- I , 823 . ■ - ^------I ANTIQUE.JE AUTOS ______OEA. GSA, fi StaioJlO - Sodon,cloan. njns groot.at. VARIETY FO O D S i 3 2 9 Expect respo ------Surplus. List tor your nr OROAN. Groot Christmas, nd. r Male, roddlsh brown ■ ' ?nd«:i?^"ran I & COLLEC£CTIBLES CHEVY'92 S-10 4 c •n:o£i SIOOO or bosi ollor. w/black. Losi on 2nd Avo | & SERVICES I FLEALEA MARKETS ) 4 dr Biaz- l-BOO-400-3308 oxt •1512Ai Call 733-6523. Hammond, likonow,Call n T JT IjrjT jK or. V-6. aulo. loado)0d0d. tow- A-I.AAX-1.AAJ.A 324-4165 Of loavo msg. N.t 734-8390______* :______CHEVY '67 Mt JTATOES Yukon Gold. FLE/ r^)“ o?olyre^ ‘”9PXQS11-995.32>,324.1099 ------SUBARU, XT6, 1988, ell ell SKl-DOO-B595 Summit 670. onglno comp — — BUICK '91 Conlury. 4 PIANO small Molocty Grand PERSIAN Pl Wtlons, Procloua '^oijYou'll novor taalOQ boner Filer F: corpol, intorl- CHEVY '93 oxlonflo 4 dr. whool drivo. 5 spd. Black.•Jf. Doc J rfk S3, "Iplpo. USI skis. "O " « ' ■ndod cab loadodi $5,750. Call 3: Woll soll for b o st olJor. CFA ( Rog. 6 wks. Rot tac- mashod potato. .20e/Ib Doc. >4300. '94 Mach "akes. 0 " Not for 2-71, mony extrosl I 324- CD playor. runs & looksiks Call 733-7321 oft. Sp.m. 03.i long hair. 825-5402 Call 543-6677------Froo- lotor, USI skla, S4000. 5“ Call odi Siivorado.I tSi i e ^ s S : ‘*552 or 324-2724.____ groatl S4.150. 678-7880.3. ------For lnlo.inlo. call 543-5315 ||k o n o « -F. P h a se r, -B7. 678-2099, PIANO. Slunnlno, high PERSIANS,"pi PERSIANS 324-4552 or 324-2!;4-2724, CADILLAC, DoVillo, 1909, 19i TOYOTA'78 Corolla Jit Ult $1700- 734-24-2193^31-5039 „ e RCURY'67( ------vory cloan, good tin gloss oak, 6' Grand, vory Groat C Christmas glfisl 57 COUQAR CHEVY 1993 4x4,0 liros. Back. Sspd, AC. GoodOd :4, oxt cob. Call 324-3704 or 733-61•6191 cond. S700. 734-5760 nowl Must soil, moving, Will V hold w/dopoall. FAX M, 580 Formula 289 V8 outomiomatlc trans- loadod, oxc. conicondition. ■ ■ ■■ 67B-2717. t Colors. Call 625-9199. j 00. '93. 780 mission, ggoi ood liro a i 46,500 milos. S17,;>17,250/ot- CARS UNDER S2001Wl TOYOTA '91 Provia Miniini ’loaso call 829- 52000. Call 32( PIANOS. Baldwin Splnot. P( 326-5059 for. Hurry winlorstrs Ccoming! Vohidos auctlonod oit''*by t Von. Excel-'condition. POMERANIAN Pupo. YOUR IRS, DEA. FBI nalionwti SS9S. Walnul Baby High h Quality AKC. Roody 11-5452, ----- — _ 774-3456, I'W'lo- $12,100. 733-3191 ovos. —— — ~ Trucks, boats, tumlturturo, ------Grand, groot cond. for f< X-mas. 934-5559 jRIjtUiW ill'MB SNOW MOBII CHEVY. Biazor.■. '71 7 9 .4 0 0 compulors, ond morojtol VWBus. 1979, Has2000cc Sl,e9S.Cal167B-2717. — BIUE|2n9K«. I SEMUH •CC AD i i w a a k l 44040 I n tru d e rs . ■ EOUIPWP t S ^ sm, block. PW,/, PPL, PB, CalMoil troo. 7-days,ys ongino. Air coolod. $900.30. ROTTWEIL£R AKC 1 yr. rtM tilt- Coll 733-5036. i STUDIO OEAR ADAT, molo n & 7 month old fom- '•IMES ' , CLASSIFIED 4 ------I Roady to rido.rid (1)-61 Ka- 36. msg. 1.000-396-4247 Exl. 200620' Ploaso coll 734-3279. DAT, mlxor, mlc's, synth's, alo. o Sirod by Qorman DEPARTMENT I I atvs/HI ™ =kU40lnIInvador. noods C A S E , DAVIJVIS, modol CHEVY. Sllvorodt k. S1200 tor all 70+4. Backhoo fOl 4 roll bar,ir $4000, S at. PS. AC. cruiso. gtc yoor worranly ovailablo. —malos, $250, molos S275. WillVill poy| top dollar for your ' n a nron) -1 - '9 2 DR-6S0, VAMAHA-02>2 Exdlor oloc, 837-4999 or r i. 1 -800-296- Call 734-3608 alior Call 734-9968 SA car. Call 670-5638 ovo: Ask for Koron 01733-3881 oldn■Id mons wrist wotch. Coll 67a-sr,?^ pipos, very low 2759 ------DODQE. Dakota SpoSpon,'69. DODGE'64 Arlos. Go^ FAX TYPEWRITER. IBM. So- or m ovonings ol 733-2787. BriarIrian @208-389-2291. I s k X t 2500, Call attor p a b u h p r q ^ jood - ^ ______6:00 p.m. at- >• 3 axlo tor 4X4. loadodi CO.0 playor, p condition. Si 500/olfor, loctrlc II, Mag-Card. Ex- SHARPEIa puppios. AKC. BUYIUYINQ washers, dryers, ^ 1 SI800 p or black. Call677-304!3045 msg. Call 423-5680 collont condllion. S250. qi L ots of w rinkles. C all Konrlonmora. Whirlpool, GE. ■ !552 I YAMAHaTpPhazor? 1986 month wilh crod^drtopprov- FORD-92 Exploror. YOUR Ploaso call 734-4777.. —438-5522.______vrorii , Phazor. 1909 a'- Call 677-453i DODQE'91 Spirit, good I " ■ SH foriting or not. 736-4805. | , BICYCLES BIG YAMAHA. P w/olec. start. ------Bauor Pkg, PL. PV : lioblopar. AC. AT, crui: irt. Piped, frosh p p rc n R riT '96.-or 379 ox- root rack, low pkg, * X a d 8 2 0 I SIAMESE & BALINESE CAR.iR. usod. wontod to buy, aSTRA lOsilOspd.. road blka alf Cloat kg.48Kml S4S00, Coll 734-6448. klttona. 1st shots & roa* low 1 -63’ sloooor A fter M arkot1 storoo st . - ■ — PE T S & S U P P U E S IW mllos. undor $5000. Hutfv 24S'*'boya' t bike. Both w/trlr. $400(I S o o r ^ w M — TIMES CU\SSIFIEDD oonably pricod. 536-5750 Also . le s p o o d ’ system,Coll622-3G2-3617 DODGE'95 Noon Highlir ‘ S I/ iso BROKEN PIPE, aiu- vorv noodood cond., S60/OQ- aoparalo.PIo^oa3^cnll734- gga.QOQ.M.c^r. f"?: DEPARTMENT J u m ^ 3 '. Will pick up. ch. Call 73 ^1436-5164 -----■ ' ------A /C , P /B . P /S . AM/F AUSTRALIAN SHEPHARD SIBERIAN (<1 HUSKY pups, rilT II 733-4018- 3695 or 733------FORD-92 Bronco 1 » Excol. Cass, Call 734-7233.' : “ 208-734-5538 pups, Roady (or good oc AKC, champion bloodlin- - I l l L —TJ------, V A M AH AS S; '92 Phazor M -inn? I cond. Now 32!x11 xi .50 homo, Somo block & —oa. Both paroftfs.733-6564. CATTl.TTLE - 250 to 300 LB i i tiros. S tereo w/0 d isc n — - whltoo, solid llvor 4 _ y y j Long track, t. Excltsr-89. I T n i ITK olololn Hoifor calv o s. I BOb o a t s & 2 slot trailer, r. S5500orwill ■ LKS changer, S20,000/ox. 734.3554 o uJl lc oor attached. Call $2000. Call733-1672 Cal Soloctln5ns4 CHEVY. 1976, W }7-6872atler10AM. ■ “T h e B lANKERa IS In !” forX-Mao. Rog. $100 loavo ^ m sg.. — 7 - wood, «^5..736-2455 5 with 400 irana^la^Carburo- FORD, F-350. ’90, oach. Coll 536-2560. B ank Final.,n c i n g i s a v a i l a b l o lONEER Tope dock. CO ENQINQINE, 396 Chovy, V-8,. i j OOLF CLUBS ono through, w/sorvico body, F.l. conlrol. 6 disc chongor. lh ratranning cond. Ploaso I CAMPERPERS/SHELLS iSlnlckoL2 oxcol.cond. V8. AT. PS, AC, 54Kmls,541- f o r pleople e w ith; BOXER Pups AKC Fown. loa 23-5268, Cloan. $10,900,431- malo3&(omolos. $300 & ^$276. 324-6747Ivmsg, 111 423-5768 ottor 6 p.m. « • £ » ; S2700.CIU23.: 431-5434.. . $350, Torms. Will dolivor built campor sholl. d(?]I^r'''s?So”'0. 324-1404 ______I______• BankruptcicH • noposscsBiona Call 687-7268 ^ “ :s,s3';Od with aido win- — L • Medical Bills • Charge Offd I 822 i ENQirQINE, wantod to buy, dows andnd vom, v roor door, HUNT! n * Loan DcfaultM 1 • ForccloBurcB D alm atian 2 mo. old ”I t OOLS/MACHINERYI DodgJdgo, V-8. running, oUll Rts tuil si:osIm long bod PU, 3 0 % otf mom)mbotohlps 81 . BEFOIME YOU BUY A tho car. Call 736-7170. $450. CallJail 536-2728. i non-momber' i n • Slow Credit • D iv o rc o pupa, 1st shots, corv bo DRAFTINQ CABINETS (3) paporod. $ 160/oo., 6 to-' H t i DOOGE CAR OR 6 drawer. S375/3. Sproy FU RR S S , R aw . L e g a lly SHELLS^ Doi o r stock, bo- o « d S ffi .NEWI n Largest Inviventory in towhf mal03,-4 malos. 324*3688 B.p m a in t350cans.assLcol- ,-Caugllughi. Waniod to buy... . low cost, jc - OR/ It. sovoral modols... sond. of Nov. i P D l I f * ora, SIOO/aM. lOOOpsi Ploas0030 0011324-7591. CallDouQl-L>01-800-251-2684. 206-886-2059- ' - 1 llllljlCK ANYWHERE“ ...... SeHalabla EipatioU “ Oofl groomlnp. All omoll 5 ^ - Whon you advci broMS. $14 & up. Ploaso ProM na uro W athar, S275. fvcrtlM In dftKJ-, 6*-12'Micromotor Sol. CART waniod to buy. ^ ; CALL call 733-4240.'...... jtking or not Ploaso call. I “ So n e I ^ > tho prico of Iho NOW, SI 60. EIUb US 5 ? ™ g g n M B o n a n z ENGLISH SPRINGER mado horliontal Band 3-6647.______m m i H M s s r ' " ' SPANIEL pupplos. AKC Sow, ® ! $1000. 2HPtwln h a LLL L O W E E N C O S - BROWNINGilNQ Cllorl 12 gu. R A FT-16' Mai l-97-DODGIill • Ifvor or blackwhllo. groat tank " ‘ air com pretaor, for JM E S , form alo o n d over/undor,idor. Full & modlfl- Groat ahapo.laravla, bailor. W W W 10. frnmo & all hunting dogs. 324-7165. roofor or controctor. now „ecojcosaorfes. Inatoad of od. No scrowsct< In choko. equip., now 0 $285. Urry oJ 736-2800 a,or|n V oanj ♦rinhls. FREE DalmollonX-pups. «nr )rlng thom. soll thom . Excol. condcond.. S650. Evo- llfo jackots, $ doys, 543-2612 oves. cSUl l?: 734-2383. nings 324-;124-7673 Must Solll Cal, Sl.OOO/oltor. ■ Affilii BomSopt.3,1996.W hHo roc :all 735-1733. | wllh Ijlack spots. Ploaso $2i coll 636-5103. fio: V —X"

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