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.W e a t h e r ^ Valle’-y ’s ' »m wn . abuse of that steviteve Staufer, an envlrtmmental sciencescl( ipeciallst with the Depapartment of Environmental Qualuality, demonitrates how odorir snifferssr team tb rate the concentration l ||| of purse-string intentensity of smells. power - espe- mOld ( k ^ : M ore and)id more own- cially in this ers a re keeping thenlem around - - first y e a r of 52 Rep.êp. Ktextne Bell for a long tune. billion budgets Page El W Cdor l sniffersrs move in[1 when cc:omplaintss are aired fo rth e ’state. I Neither said K^ A 2001 ■TrHuddy_ _ ■ _ ?:.■ can.we-comej>ut------oddxr what’s going on,” ’ Misbaclich said. . call sniffer oneon woek, another smelnelling chemical that contaiiains Please see BUDBUDGET. Page A2 advanced to th e Fin(M Four on J ] -an - really be a burden,” ' egMisbach,aDEQdrink- ‘“Then you ask, ‘Is this a situa- DEQ employeeee the next, S a t u r ^ . ter and wastewater engi* tion t that occurs only at nightni or So what manakes the trained Please see SNIFFERS. Page Page C l . , flC ontribudccion cap ranks highh .J i n O p in io n Offficials scraiimblefor K g Stink: An attemjmpttohide i ^ fin an ce del;eb ate ' j dairy inspectipnrec{■ecordsfrom O /^hi th e public was b ad,d policy,p lool violentnee soluticon The Associated Press» ______• today’s editorial say‘»ys- PageA14 Prec^cautions don’t stotop second gunm;nan WASHINGTONs- - A • •Td N H M ustang sold fur S2,7i ..Sen, Mitch McCi S e c tio n BY SECTIONSE TheAM OcIoclated Pre«t______fgauge shotgun, woundingng students a nd t^vo leachurs. K entucky is fond of s; also was the year - J S : :AJ0N, Calif. - Three In the a fterm ath of Thuilursday’s Section A SecJectlon C EL CA im p o se d a Sl.OOO:) limit lii the ago, after a .deadly shoot- fattack, school and city of Weaiher . . . . 2 Sporiports . . . .1-7' weeks age political donations. thatth; iii.iividu- iree at Santana High 'wonder if there is anythin I h e y ' J... O Ing spre als m.iy m ake to candiimdidaiev Nation 3,5,7.13 West ...... ® School,, olofficials at the regional ^can do to prevent campi lence. While McConnell’e ll’s M iistans W est...... 9 school disdistrict took steps to p re * could cost S25.000 or initrvi today. ich an attack from ever' “You figure th e odds areire ■World ...... 12 th e Sl.OOO limil liv■e> o oil.yv Cajon M ayor M ark Lewis, a 1966 haul of the campaign I llassilled .7-20 were assijisigned to the district’s 12 ( leni. a n d th e ixissihlchie keyI to turn- Section B campusesses. Administrators and (Granite Hills graduaie., “ “W e're > just going to have to seek prom ise on a new oiio. Magic felley 1 4 _* XI P. teacherss rereviewed'oisis plans, and j I ta solu- ,.j|g „ a tth e (roront n entrance of Granite Kills HighKif School.in El Cajon. Calil.. T h e lim its on luthard money swere encouraged to report tdon-if there is one.” Obituaries . . .2 3>6€tiOn ® ' E students w thanks the policeIce officer who subdued a gunmaiiman at the school Thursday; •donations will risi'1.' if a bill is lo uest threat or rumor, The Granite Hills and S;Santana ldaho/West4.5.7 Fa"’'amlly Life .1-6 thesU ^te . . pass. “T he only i[iiosiiiestion is lum ite of the precautions, a cca m p u se s a r e h o th in ii the church. SafetySal had always been a ..“J,to m u ch ,” Sen. JohnI McCain M' said Dearlear«,l^..,2 riority, he said,ibut officia f Hills High School senior (Crossmont Union High1 Sciiool5 After tho Ma^larch rampage at prioi ' last week as Ik- inan«iianeuvere.d lo ComilOmmunlty ...4 named JaJason Hoffman allegedly IDistrict, hardly six miles}s apart. Simtana, distri;trict officials were stresressed it moro than ever ; hold logether .i sliakliaky coalition Senil;eniors...... 6 knelt nextext to a eucalyptus tre e in iStudents from the schools)ls share well aw are off thetl possibility of a Granranite Hills and other campu' ■ behind a hill lo lumn s<:s«ift money - ll quad in front of the dtdpîv. W «c)dilieh • ^------W ofken(ert H Oscaiirs come wwith a bit ofc Stage fri^right >an C l a s s ifIFIED i o«T,r:KO- Kat;ieiil>erg added, U n c e r t a pervadess imovie i n d i i s t n1 y , S«mi(.- industrj- insidisidei^ siiy dis- , ratiwtiMI cussions abom ihele COscars fre- Log o n to ... acrotirou TTie Aeeoclatodd PressF DronreamWorks SKG executiv quentlv siari withth • “Who will . Jefferwrwn^ i ------^------Jeffriffrey Katzenberg. “Anybod” win?" inn end witliI) "\"W hat alHuii ' LOSANGIiLL:LliS - The applause whoho s;iys,: they’re not scared isn neSW W S Boulevan» td ■ jjj|||^^^ÎD ^9p the strikes?" lîTlieTjme n( today's Acadiademy Awards cere- bcint.‘ing honest,•’ ,, . . on Friday li 'i 'v e h e a rd it anoimoiher way." mony will likel>ely come with a fair The Th entertainment industry ^ said R obert J. DowlinA'ling, ediior in ' NwW>mRA|cvall«llley.Dom preparrtloitlo n ' ' share of hand-wi-wringing this year. darkirk economic outlook has crea chii'f o fT h e HoIItoik),,vood Reporter. . ... for online c laasslfledads. u lor Sunday')• y t g j ^ j g n g s g a BsPiV *. TraditionallyHy a time of celebm* edJ anxiet)'ot at the studio, lie sa|iam. ., Q onver^tion staistarts wiih'Dd ^ .73nlAnnuanual y tion, the prospispect of strikes by despiL'spite its 18 Oscar nom inatior sou, think we'll hav'- orin Burieyrley M i& j dampened thele (Oscar euphoria of sideldelined by serious concert “ppersonally, e r professionally, ?orfc gggîl - 2001. - • • Please see OSCfl)SCAHS. Page A3 677-40^042 VMM ' “ W e a re‘ scared,” said ourLir colleaguesi and families,

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R ' Humidity' REGIONAL WE.FATHER S UJ fN -i^ M O 'O N _ WORLD c mrnES-^:;' ■ | NomwlyMrtairtodato 2B3' : : . ^ S outhern kiaho: Breezy and cooooler today wtth more ckwds tharhan sunshine. TTwre Sunriea lin. Tatty. :'Pr«Mur* car ly. . Mflfv can also be a showor or two. Sorromo ctoudMosa tonlghL Cloudyy toIc p a ^ s u ^ SunsâettM SohV...... 6:66 p.nJ.m. City . M ‘W M ,-Le, W I . Yesterday atfxIt noon 45% ton Lo tomorrow with a showor or two stillsti possible. Lm. Aopdeo ■ ■ - » '7 t> It' Nfa . \ . Polltnytatanlarday In TWin Falla Botae: Breezy end cooler lodayf withvs som e sunshine aJoog with g •n A Jlo n lijn t...... 7:45 p.n 's 67 6 ^ I G f8 « ...... N X W eeds ____ N A Par .. Partly d o u ^ loniphL Clouds a nId d .a litUe w n s h b a tomorrow; k sh U « Now T f l B n e ^ X . Trees ...... ,_...N. 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Panfy to mostlyly cloudy1 tonigh^jvlth snow ahowe>wers. A coating to4in'V\ / A d 2 y----- R iodeJantlro 00 72 pc.pc. 84 pc H n l incliinch may accumulate In the highia ~ Home ' " '7 3 51* •w ^ " - e 7 - , g S ! C^lX t s T - p , 4 ™ ' Seoul 66 33 pc ' 46 2^' t ■■ t E M E S i . ^ ^ Ya«Kday(lMih8f Iht 46 cotaigi^ Sydney ■ '•80«8'K-K * 78--ep e ^ NATIONAL EXTRI K lin li^ 2 ^ . L ^ ; ^ ' Moderate; 7-S ^ r .^.TWlNFAlFALL9 | b S | Afl maps, fore- — 7-9. Tokyo 62 57 rr , ! 62 ,-40, th ; IO f. Very High. Valuas lodieale tho castsanddata High Higl 92* in Death VaJloy.CA , .Low »9* in Orr. MN x* W anaw 39 3 2 ’tn , ■ ■ Q H providodby «POSunsur« to the tun's ^ Zurteh 57 46 r r ■ V-* S £ L S S ^NATIONAL WEAATHER - ;;n am i o N A E M x te s ______^______Î Shown aro noori.potlfMot'of WMlhtrtr v /t\a m a '^ pftclpHaiioa. Tamptra ■ .T o d ^ ./ - « 9 n ------I.highs lor.thaday. 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Budget . - S:Sniffers _ Shhootings _ ., Continued fromAl P o l i c e to • c o r r e c t a n Conti^nuedftomAl Hafliger’s dairy,ry, the subject of ContlniMI n u e d t^ A l Principal GeorgettejTorres.:“rm Tt ; * S3.2 million in property i ■ty tax relief unanticipat College of Southern Idal:daho. southern Idahlaho headquarters in Forpq instance, a level-one sirsmell focal point in thehe debate about and as proactive as they couldId of people would have-edied.”- di , i I “ We \vt*re both really illy commit- Twin Falls.Is. Budget writers jgJ mild,ni only detectable wheiien a d airy odors, h av e} b(been," said Dan McGeorge,e, “I think that the effectivenesseffi ' ' ted to getting that," C ” Cameron appropriatected $1.7 million for perserson’s nose is placed at thee top1 Misbach said thathat on one visit, ol ^b oard president, o f th e response in mlinimizing'tlie inii I said. constructionon of the facility in ofthf the flask. the smell a halff nmile down the , ^ dodon't think the administra-a- . circumstances (pearlyrly showsi this ■ <1 ' For at least a decad cade, local 2000, but theiie m oney fell short of Aa level-three smell is definiinite- . Jroad & om iIafliger}er*s dairy was so “ O" »sis,to blame,” added'Seanin school was well'prliprepaftd," # , ______law m akers have been1 figfishting to allowing thenlem to deal with the ly|f-rii.stinctive-Ope-good-whi rfi thiff^ - b n d j h nt.ttA .->nrfd-alfellow-odor ! ____ nacher. 18. a flranitP H ill«sIs McGeorge said.' . _ _ l_ - g e t th e s taten h to o t ai ^Jat a r ^ r ^ r ------la v a ro c K .------' .wrlth"th'e‘nose”ard}rtH5*flaslc; ith arrDf^Kcaltr' or,-i^He'Waaran-ang(y-kidr ^ j . ------Îrbnically,-those-pre^palrations—* -- tion of the college'ss b:bill. And • $4.3 milliillion in the Public enounough to bring a tear to th e e;eye. rating^ tarepiey’goingtodo?" '• were discussed at a^meetiiYga^n of I p ushes by other statc-sue-supponed Works budgeIget for a fine arts A A level-six smell of butaranoi How the sniffeners'conclusions • “ ‘’’Joments after the gunfiree school administratrators.'and I schools, especially Boi;Boise State building at CSL However. is; soso strong that a person tak-, t( will affect Haflig“6 " is hard to ed Thursday, Hoffman wasIS . Granite Hills parentsnts the n i^t University, for statee ffunds to because of thethi ongoing dispute inglg a; sharp whiff could jej e r k tell. ed a nd shot by cam pus police■£ before the attack at thet h e s c h o ^ . n “Thankfully, this build satellite campusc:uses fueled between thee House1 and Senate badack in disgust, becorome Hafliger has crecreatC^'an odor It R ich A ^ d e z Jr. H offtnan this school a heated debate of thee isissue. over how lailarge of a tax cut inst;istantly light-headed and ai management planlan .y w ith h elp hospitalized with a brokenn responded exactly thhe e vw ay Vi.e all and a bullet wound to his-is-— said it would the nighi ------B ut Bell a n d Camercleron, w ith ------sh o u ld be"giv<ÎvenrBell'is holding~ hau:auseous and experiencece a , ffoiirthe state DiD 3 5 a F tE e n t- o r -• ocks. He faces probablee Crooks said, help from Rep. Don Piseîschner, R- this measure'e In1 committee until burnurning in the throat. Agriculture -irijitiSn^fortto Coeur d’Alene, who rej ges of attempted murder andd Experts say it’s notot possiblep to represents the budget writerswi have a firm StephenS k Van Zandt, a DEQ3 air1 contn>l his.Adalry ^Mh*i T assaultilit with a deadly weapon. totally eliminate thehe thre^rbf ______tjie other county saddlddlcd with number lowt^tYork-W itb______q u a li ?alls;------said-thtf.plan-will uality-specialist-in-T-win-Fal 'ill-help control------“ OlurrschffolTfe'spurcerofficer;: n r : fr==3chciolrvlolencûi:tK< Itheybaieve ------propertj-taxes-fora'concommunity— r^«:S67;000‘ir)‘iiT the'^’îciU tural" rr^greigreed the sniffers’ results; aare~^T^>‘s daii^s odor-bj -by -better dera: • R ic hI' Agundez,Js1my. A personalll _ it—cao.'.be_:;m'imzzn2tin2iB^ "W ih - - college, found a %vay to uuse their - Research and ai Cooperative subjs pQlirics and sta(c V ai may take to get js expectlected to seek a vote on hiss dates, there are o ther re lor-sniffer program is so neilew. to thnt point can b< r re s trid d o ^ through the Legislati1 liu r e goviriimmtt reporferr Michael I be a problem, proposalisal to raise the individual1 on donations to politlci s hard to tell what effect it .willwi officials agree. itic a l a'ctiidi already on tho governor’sii'rt ilBsk Joumee can !wbe rcachcd I in Boisc at ... .. donatior:ion limits while only cap- committees, nationallal panie;^, i r s c lis k . J20S) 33t-25h ve on bad operators. “ How long do we 5iO or £>1; c-mat7 at hayei ve wait? I think ping softoft money donations, state and local partiesties, andjm • 5200,000 for the Idah “We’re still working on theth that’s the open qu( Jaho S tate ,„jJrt,eet>nuv>iaîa>u//ey.com. “W question,” Van McCaLiiîn said there w as no guar- overall ceiling on allowal>wable dona- I...... - p roocedures," c e h e said. Zandt said. “I thin link somebody anteeof of success for passage of aI dons per contributor.'' (Circulation .Sunilay S7,(N) perr wiIyjiiJ.Hu»<-Suiuljy. $4.2(1 Kjs ,,| ,(,c |dj|,„ Codj:ode: Thursday is herehy ■ 734-633 2 6 _ ' r i I per ttcck. Sutiil,!)' Miiiy. S2.M).Mlpcr«cek. | dcs.ttnaicdaMhe daylay of1 llic week on which I M;iil Mil>v.’tiplii'ns iiiiivt l>c pj|lv mil) ulictc■te deli^c^yd is p„MmjMcr. plealease send cha'njic «if mcij LOCAL lOTTER'RY WEATHER FORLOCAL FC 1.0>WUIBAU.W, NUMBSR 22 > not iii;iIiiI;i:mciI. All 111 3 4 9 .11 18 • -j dl ld,iliii Mies: mlJresv f„„n 10: P.O..0. Him 548. Twin Kails, SKIINFO /dumber:pr FORECAST SPORT . v i ; # : ' g . 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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) -•G C o v ., “Conniuy to popiwpular belief, the RonnieRo Musgrove signed a la w ACLU is a sm>ngg advocateac of reli- Friday mandating that pul•ublic gious liberty,” saidtid JaJ n e Hicks, an isuiyseccremryn schools display “In CodWeTnrrust" ACLU board mfemhembet—ifLike-the____ aiffless(ome-feaathers-liiTclassrooms, caleiSias and a 1 audi- U.S. Suprem e Couiôurt, we believe toritoriums. the.bc!^ way to' preprotect reli&ous 2 O ’N eill iriffiksmaiket ■ ■ other ad m in[nistration i officials to “Our “ nation was foundedj as5 a freedom is by keepingkee religion disclose whatliat perceiTtage of the godly goc nation and we put it'onm our and government separate.”sep tradeis,lawivmakeis i I ® tax cut woulduld go to the nation's m mo oney, ‘In Cod We Trust."’” said « The law, which1 takestal effea July wealthy. MuM usgrove, who signed thee b ill 1, says the slogan'an must be dis- . : WASHINGTbN(iS'lAPl-Adcedlf IM B Afterward,d, (O’Neill mused, “Pve despite des th e threat of a lawsuiiuit by pbycd on a framedled backgroundI of . h e h ad a i^ wordsIs ofo: assurance as E m Q ’ to learnn to control my tem- the die Am erican Qvil Ulxirties UnJnion, at least U-by-•by-14 inches, ' ’ m illions of Investestors watched . per.” thehe next day, O'Neill, The *1 ACLU maintains that t Supporters saythcthey belic\'e the ’ th e ir stock portfoliifolios m e lt down often resresponds to questions re q u irin g a reference to Gociod in slogan w in withstan(tand a ,court chal-' th is p a st week, thethi presidetit's, ^ with the brusrusqueness of a busi- public Pu^ dassroom s violates th e con-( lenge because itt wasw; adopted as ^, chief economicic- 'spokesman * liiu H ness leader usedus to telling subor- stitutional spt guarantee of sepiipara- the national mottoItto in 1956 and demurred. Treasuasury Secretary dinates whatIt tto d o, found himself tion o f church and state. appears on U.S. monnoney. Paul 0*Neni didd anot see much in hot w aterr vwith Democrats at a __ _ • . bweSt in opiningng ion day-to-d^ Senate BudgeIget Committee hear- • m ark et movements. POIIII • “narrenarice! Struckst many Sen.'.HobeberL.Byrd_of_West _____ mCRBU Vir^nia lectu I imusuaL Not onlyyJudp^secre- hi ctured O’Neill on the fH l L —fV leGa,i. • Round Mead J B ^ t^ M sp(^ calmiiIming w ords dur* pointss ofc Senate courtesy ■^3li^-L_M edju[]i.Cr£^fftwn Praminri ^ ■ — afterp’NemiD'haci m terruptcd tlw B ■ ih'B turbulenftlmJm i esrW t~W aII~^^l » I . SiaplerK,Kit Nailer Kl! ^ Street's voladlity is ( ’ questioningig of freshman Sen. ' W _ isoneofthefew ' things about whidiich O’NeiU has Debbie StaJtabenow, D-Mich. a . n o t m a d e h is opi:ipinion known During thefie e x c h a n g e w ith C r e c e n ^ . 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' are becoming a distn^traction for the . . insects a n n ti t h e ir eggs, | administradon’s leadeading salesman placatee Mecutivese unhappy with O’Neill said hc was corontinuing . . ., on "behalf of Presiderdent Bush’s $1.6 his comimments in a newspaper to learn “things you cai:an’t lalk jY>w healthier \ trillion, 10-y eartaxxcuL a interviewew that W all Street traders a b o u t if you are T reasur:iry secre- trees ththis i summer! ^ r . “It is always hardird fo r som eone w ere pM;teople w ho “sit in front of a G are o r tary.” Market analysts hth a d th e ir D oct( • w ho h as b e m a chiichief executive fUckcrin{ing green screen" all day own take: The former coco rp o rate ; officer to move intiinto a political and wereere “not the sort of people executive was inexperieilenced in _ ''N tW V C — -position where youifou h a v e -to b e — you woultnild w an t to help you think- -“the ways of Wall'Street, • m e n careful aboutit Vw h at you say. about »mplexcon questions.” was showing. •e.an-dir -NURSEB B ut h e h as m ade morem( than the It wasas n ot lo n g before O’Neill “A Treasury s ^ ta ryr nr e e d s to u s u a l n u m b er of pi f political and saw howow powerful they were, be someone who undere r s t a n d s CmiTomtFoiA ■ I f R t r a w hysidcnsl finandal stumbles,"ss," sa id D avid H iey senie n t th e v alu e of the dollar m ark ets and can stand u u{ p a t th e 7 3 3 .9 ^ E l )-2717 < 5 . 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Scandinavia thatlat \was not covered Scandinaviavian region,” said ’ - ' 734-5560'<' . — ------with-ice,—said-Jei-Jerry'X .-M itrovica------, — MtrovicarBi-But sdendsts have n o t ^ delMU.MdMkMM.'— ------— r r * — : of the'Universityty oc f Toronto. “The been ablee ito tnist the'records, land was pressedsed down about a i i because they* t!i knew tlê land • kilometer (nve-eig!-cighths of a mile), reboundingng from the ice age was, BURLEY and ivhen die icece im elted, tlie land ■ I : ) affectingseasea levels in the,area. started going upip inti a process that For instan.ance, Mitrovica said, the , p f i l E u a r ^ Snake River continues even todtoday." 2 ocean couldJdberisingat7inillime- I Plaza :. Mitrovica, co-authorco- of the ----- , ters a yearar in Scandinavia, but study, s;iid the^ weightwi of the ice Actual heighght because thehe land was rising at 9 3 4 2 E. 5th N:; w as equal to abcabout 6.6 million , I oM mmI millimeter:ers a year, it would . 6 7 8 ^ M 7 2 .. pounds per squaiuare yard of land ^ . i______!___I appear thatlat sea level was drop- i ,:-i , .surface in Scandin;dinavia. |______V 7 ' / ______I Pinfr Manyiocatioru :. Scientists havek'e Ilong known that s o u r^CES:ESftl;Sd^ c e AP *Ôur stuc^dywnffi^:^tjhe J jf im V fSTA EY ^,-'V I S ^ ■; Scandinavia. 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ItIi seemed like an eternity caused damage: in five Japanese but itt onlyo lasted a m inute o r so.” states and was felt IIS far away as An1 80-year-old 8 woman died in South Korea, more than ISO Kure,:, a city about'12 miles south miles iiortluvesiI of the epicenter. of Hirliroshima, when she'was ii ; Authorities roporttnrted 123 injuries, buriedsd un d er the rubble of a col 12 of them serserious, in the lapseded wall. In nearby Ehime Japane.se state of Hiroshima,I and state; a 50-year-old woman flee- s c o re s m ore in surrounding ing herhe home in the city of states. M atsujsuyama was killed by roof Broken roof tilestile and window tiles thith at fell on her head, KJ sliards littered streetsstrt in the cit>- Theic quake,< centered some 38 of Hiroshima, whi(k'hich has about I m iles:s below I ground, struck at million people, amand thousands of 3;28 p.m.p,i near Hiroshima, about households weree leftle xvithout run- 430 milniles southwest of Tolô, tlie . / ning water. 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The interview V ia efforts , to :w was published ■ Thahat tour will culminatete ture taken with rebelbei commah- . ^turdQ y.ltepihg to quelliell the con- . . w- u p h o ld democ* In an ,inierview with ^ in the Mexica: can newspaper Wednednesday when 24 rebel'lead-d- ders. He said the rebelsreb< would • ^ct-/w iot rebelliousus ethnic . ' racy and the Colombian Co novelist Gabibriel Reforma. • ers area re scheduled to address leg*g* r a t h e r m e e t w ith Fox’s F o : peace ^banianji^Q illas in the bord^ ' :jnfl S rule of law, Garcia Marqiquez, Marcos said tl 1 the Zapatistas* islatontors on the floor of Mexico’s>’s negotiator, Luis H. AAlv: lv a re z, near Kosovo. ' according to , Subcomandante Su Maiarcos military wing ng had been’ congregress. M arcos was coy aboiiiboiit the pos- rtJ ^ S e o e ta ^ o f S tate Coliiblin Powell y W Boucher. aciacknowledge.d personal dei ietails “dwarfed” 6y thehe political move* ' Inth1 th e in te r v ie w , M a rc o s - w h10 o s ib ility o f th e Z ap a tista m oke.bjTtelephone} withvt th e. d s ta s e x p a n d W The diplo- thathat have long t)een suspecectcU: ment buih afterer they staged a the go w scedoniah presideni governm ent identified inin ing into a broaderer political em, Boris SeoitoyofSt'State nia'tic efforts thathat he is the son of a midliddle- brief armed up uprising iathe 199SIS as' .former universityty m o v e m e ^ it. H e .s atid-iheyJiad id .1 ______lâjkovski, emphasizi m h reflect the da;dass, provindal family, and id that southern statee drChiapas( in , instrutructor Rafael Sebastianin consciously' limitei tjA o n g s ta ttm e n f a day a . W h ite H o u s e ’s h e lited their . he is the m ovem ent’s miliilitary. January, 1994,94, demanding GuilleiHen - loosed his usual string tgy eadent.'jgush.in.suppoiiport ofthe ____ m o u n ti n g _-^concerns ... that lea lg demands to IndianI rrij; ig h ts . fV Ie ______leader, not its “assistant: com*-—c greater democrarracy and Indian' ~ o f hosi gw cedonian -governmenlent, State Macedoniaa tmay become a war ma lostilerem arksagainst'con-n- cain'e têad the fightfigh for this m ander" as he haslong depiipiaed ’ righls. se rv/ative a ti President 'Vicente Fox, Cgârtnient spokesman:a n R ic h a rd z o n e lik e oth<)ther fonner Yugoslav hin X, • d e m a n d , a n d b a sedI on on that, oth- h im s e lf. “In thai senstnse, it not only who hj tjBwcher sa!d Saturday. republics. Mai^cedonian helicopteis > has repeatedly invited thele ers could follow,” hees sa: a id . **<; Powell fold TrajkovskiskiinaZO- werefiringrocrockets near downtown t - .'.'m in u te d o n v e rs a tio nn tlthat the Tetovo on SaturdaySs as fighting .J^nbed S atl» and its NAI{ATO allies . ' 'escalated betweenbei government U.S. hunts annother doubk•le agent J8S BBgaWWiBBaWi n l i i ^ doing ev d y th in g the they could forces andI rre e b e ls b e s i e g i n g th e NewNow York D ally New s______going on” in ththe CIA, State W n.^ jw ihe’b M er and that “w >fe would countiy*s secoiassist in improvingim] “It’s the gatl jathering momentum of NNEW YORK - Altho:lOugh Security Agency,:y, a former CIA V ■ w eir m ^tary capabilitie:ities where boihNATO’so ■scooperatiOT to support allealleged traitor Rol>en Hans.se»cn is official still closcQsely tied to the S t .• S f e i l D a S $ cess^ and supportirrting their the Macedon lonians as well as the behbehind bars, counterintellige is in . ___ ;*? B u t P o w e ll also stronf9 I?gly_cpn-_____extrem isB .are.; e d A ( i S a le tre.attempting»afflirQl____ ththe-U.S^govcmmcnt,-accorc e ird in g ------its-early-stages,------.ijemioedl-the— violenesn c o — a n d ------territoiyandci i c a n y th e i r v i d e n c e t o ------totoaTnagaaneTcportr a ------• := tigKtThat eacKâgent has under* 0 . :êxpressed firm support forihesov-for Macedonia, andani we need to help the “There’s a massive mole: hunth gone a polygraphh teti s t. 1 1; . ■M o A y ^ ; ;ei«ignty temiorial intcgrityofinu Macedtniangoigoyenjm enta^” JChiâ’spn•resident terrmpers %U'M ines ârr;dngwi SPR N G I vith conciliatatorytalk _ M y s ijSwASHI^GTON (AP) (A - are now occu:cupying,” Jiang told I 'ôm binitig strong talktal with his interviewiewer. ^We believe I W m e conciliatory comomments. Bush Sr. wilrvill definitely push _ JFASH [ Q N S j ------5®unese-President-Jiangm g - Z e m in ------Bush-Jr.-to bribring U.S.*China reia------j01O .2O :R eguli l ^ R a t e — îbrned that U.S. sales sa of tions to a newe w le v e l.” . ■•Advanced Weapons to0 Taiwan1 He referrerred to Republican - j ^ 5 . 2 0 IDayjyMonday Savingn g g I ^w uld accelerate China’;na’s effort foreign policyicy elders such as for- ^ ;'.'on m odernizing its m ilitar Are Hi'ere! itaty. . mer nationalnal security adviser , In an interview in Sa Saturday Brent Scowiiwcroft and Henry • Denim • SuilJ i t s . i t i o n s o f T h e W ashingtcigton Post, Kissinger at a a time when .'^Jiang'expressed a basiasic opti* China’S'depuipuiy prime minister, *• Shorts • Bla:lazers raiuuU|]U imism that the two natioItions can Qian QicHen,:n, is in Washington • u O O • Bright Colors • Khah a k i •ôvercome disagreement!ints as he lobbying ag;Igainst selling U.S. •Skirts •Top ^;‘ttiunk strategically.” O f Q ian ’s: vivisit, Jiang told the • Jewelry • Vesats WMtT ' CMiang said, however,r, ttliat “if Post that “the these activities have yburadonMmd^.jr,M ^26,by3:00iHp m i H *?Me U n ite d S ta to s w ere;re to sell been takenI ..... w ith-the idea of •Lingerie •Sweveater S etsfjlM lli 'U ; i;a'dvanced:we3pons to0 Taiwan1 promoting mutualmi understand- ,& youradiIrunsanlyon •;such as the Aegis (shipp nmissile) ing." • ii -'system, th a t w ould be ver;very detri* Jiang contintended in w ritten 'Ibes,>farch27- Thurs., Mardi 29 i^mental to C bina-U .S. relatjlations.” remarks thatat it is “groundless” J ' “The more weapons1 ycyou sell, to feel Chinaina and the United 2 0 % o>ff! .ethe more we will prcpaipare our- States will inevitablyinc come into AnyCategoiyCexaccept employiiient) ■^sdves in te rm s of our■ n:national conflict. Entire Stockt o r w K m U , ■ ' ’ Private FPaiÔiily -defense. This is logical,"ll," Jiang Later, Jianging said “I don’t have , («2.00 addididonalline) in B e ijin g a naive or rorom antic view t}iat Spring Fashiiions vw Wll#* iwatjeaders-in— 7-the-5trategic-;ic-parmerah ii> ^ ro ^ ------Thm -thfl M onth oI-Ma _ . ; ; (Vltmi '^geredhal'tenhV, saying; tfthat"“in' ' posed'by'Presresident Clinton was ;ierms of private friendsidships, I a relationshiphip free from strug- w '•think I liave m|)re friendsids in the gles or'contairlainment. It involved t • Republican P arty ,” d tinng g former1 • both. Conveversely, I do not B lack Rcock ■ ■733^)931 EXT2 ^êsident Bush amongo^c

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W e s t C ^ o m i NMlradpMftiratoImMcHygMMnrtlHo. Oregc;on lawmalikers consiiider buyin N«si^j3fMiaKiia(iocNLnuciaudHraalalnd,bganaaaaalatl ~|K )w erbi « soUion to lM|]lng Ihe cost tilol (ehcMdy In ih> evan 0 a in one lype of Im L ^ outBcionnevill^rPowerAcdministratiition WASHINGTOI rON (AP) - Some buyinjring pieces of it to giw thehe Democrat, and Gordon•don Sm ith, a . Oregon Iawmake may douuble rH eu n trin m m ikers are thinking regionion more controL G enerally,, a Republican, are openai tiiefB down tlie? nw n u d IHTOV taMM»t2% C m M nneville Power morere seriouss c onsideration from>m But ~>-ou can't do it iiin the mid- ■ I b e sta te 's p o w e r p• u m n iu s K f o r S2SS . , ]ln 5\ Adminisxiation. 01 & & .one of die largest soneOle Oregon po& ym akers. die of an ener^* disis." S ^ snugglm g u d lio e s I n l Qm I cm nwwwMn -C Sitiidi said, e s could cost g m 7 % -4 1 -017% ; high-Toltage eleclecirical transmis- - BPAPA d o ^ ^ actually own the 29 - “It’sstiUpc»ssihle-e\enii•cniually.” S23 bimoa by the endl of o f o e n w . . 2 5 2 3 1 9on systems in thediew ofld. Bonnexille wasas fcfcHindvd in k«viQgciisameRp« 7iii f 12% W hy - sh o uiildn’t ld the " ' 1937 a s d federalral agencyi lo SO p e rc e n t m o re f o r el N udM rm tk tM r n17% m »teiw2S% NudW73^r3%' Nortlm-es control rolthepovser '\ \ ? i n / AirXo/lhxsrAatr/o r ^ JtrrpI nI r A market the powerver produced Ib e Assodated Press has marketing agenqney uiat sup- Ss?- . at th e Bormtrt-illele DDam, locat- State ofBdals toldI se s e v ^ k e y J. — ■ I plies about 45 perjercentofOie ( i S f t n f f o m vm! mourn, a nôtiahta a b o u t 45 mik*Illes east ot l a to c s F w S T regkn'&pow'er.dx : the state’s ;T But W ashington nminrloaicr co stf^rH a l^ aiergyfo}h r o i / r ‘’“'■tland, Ore.. Today,.Tn Ihl- • agenq.- has expandlanded into d "A iSrt-SSrS Locke a n d o th e r I m tp help w t S srlaYxmakers ^^liesses atui(itkftis.' power wholesaler h dit*poor • ® from his istate seei cr han-esdnp ‘ »itdifferent ___^__e n e rR\- from the Cle Colum bia’ _u t h e r D F ’ ' - ■ J -D l CafifeniMiiiit Krficf ^ ' r' I "*| , — 1___ 4 and"SnaEe m erKIxisin. iS a^ utli-^ ” ' te a Banite>-iIIe’'a•atallcostas t -^-Washashingpn Gov.'Gar\- I.i-OCKC a sn iid v iirp c n a fr plantvpla — ^— = ------a n d PFadfic a Gas \ J ■ the region facesces a power ------T h e agenc%’ maktnakes annual a n d ElectricCo.El< . K ? * ? CTUnch. ncn xry to encourage couIdhitS23biDknby2l payments to the IIS. ’.S. TrvaMir>' y2003,akg- ‘V . die federal govenremment to put it hjdrt^r t ^ e r dam s, ju st die pow’er isiattTe source told th e A ------j \ er for the ftsleral investmtstment in th«* eA PoncoD * iqiforsale. , , l^ e y>' g«generate and the transmis- dition of aDoo;]naiQr. is* hydropower netwurk.k. t: the (Ijm s. -W e in the Norôrthu-est ha\*e to sion lines.lin Instead, d ie Arm y Corpsps i\hich pro\-ides the a-gjia Ib a A brm oce thanD iawb m aken ? g j keep EPA a s a legi .■gion reliUivL- egional resource, a ' of En;Engineers and Bureau ofi f lycheap power. and Go?. Gra; Daviss eestimated regional asset to < :o ensure low cost Reclamtarnation omti and operate the>e In the Northwest duringdur 199H I Vrtten tbey approvedI le^sIatioQIe ^ NueteS affordaUe e n e i ^ i gr for our buaness- dams,IS. and 2000. WashinRtimun c consumed ^ m zio g tbe state’sspoweriHin pl w [ es and our dtiien tens," Locke said. Rep.ep. Earl Blumenauer, DOre.,i., an average of 67 percenpe t ol' “But you can acaccomplish ihat in admitslits some th o u g h t he a n d his A t the time, they proje E w t- South is Bonne\-ill^ cnerg.v. Oa-giinGa UMtl I other wa>-s th anI bibuying out all of likeminminded ad\'ocates for regkmal- w o u ld n e e d $ 1 0 b illM oD i i n i e v ^ w South South « '-Attantic il- 23 percen (Îo n tan a got .=> percen: Cm tral EPA” izationon were1 a litde “kooky” when91 and Idalio. 4 |)erceni. bonds to buy pow er forfor_thetwo______And_5Q.iilgoes. C w M — (Ry»igite <%------U qi es.as.lawmakers__diey.fiE:first.staned-pushing-the-idea.------But-;>ersuadins-thnsy- insy-statQ-t n ----- — look-for-solutionons-Hong-term; ------o f r eeonal ^ control of Bonneviller^ would be repaid by thethe utilities* TtoftconBgu - bay and'share ihe rastiS" BBoiuivvilli* P Ge,^^Cotf G k^îl-CM short-term andd *everything in But it Oregon Gov. • John customers over severally y« e a rs. nanewibtoiW*8“ “ * 'I O t » - - k c o d 4\|WtO% G 7%|Wi n neiwwk m ay b e no easyisytask t ' 58% between - to theth« Northu'est’s Kitzhabliaber. Rep. P eter D eFaao, D Davis has said re p eflte a te d ly h e is Coa*2Vi( ltd . 39% ^ 4 5 % 4 > SudianeffonwtiuW'ciikfCilM .1 lotiit'' NudNT22% NudMr28%B% po>s-erwoes. O re.,, aand r state Senate President confident the state’s pov It money - potentially thehe acni.ila fair power crisis G as'~T^r NuclMr1S% , ^ The idea ofif regionalizing GeneDi! Derfler. R-Salem, are among can be resolved withoutout further 28% w »hyAopow ana 10 a lessw extent.« g markel \-alue of the entirL-min- s\stem hOi62% T^tnewifcles* Indudaeimal hyt and oOw ranewabto enettiy souJ S Bonneville, to be sure,SUI is of die long- ach owus n c of \-oices actively encour- tate hikes, but the source r* mid the po\\x«r it jutHliice;iiiceN..\iMme ree said cal> ------______' sHm.ticmea,gMtmnt term v-ariety. Il coui 3 regional control ' inet secretary Susan K is even offering estimatmates - mu- •' J K e n e d y , Ideas range fromm actually< taking her lawmakers, including Finance Director Tim G I W m J C ^ g side of billioas. lliv agemigenc\- .iIn ) is SRt fiiWBr HbrmMfon MnMimicn o\-er the e n tire opioperaiion. to ju.st Oregon;on Sens. Ron Wyden, a Deputy Chief of Sta>taff John a . S12 bUlion in delii. Stevens all warned lavlavnnakers "PI ■■■■ — W niABI,HE COUPON’* " " ------th at custom ers’ ra te s woi tb b e raised a t least 50rpS pi 45?is,,,row [s dispel b])lack0Ut ITnyths ira t » m j ! i ! ------cover the new Injections.JOS.------Rw H m ver experts ----- 1-- That increase wouldId com< e o n ...... tndîifditttry, put ifth isvly: ^ up from 3,000 me^negawaits o r less - -I top of a 9 percent to IS percent “Either these guys are reireally last week. On Monday,M when A Wcture^ I rTfcne»(E»ccw«a.Cia) tnd “1 operators, or it is extrem I increase the Publicz UtilitiesI . anely blackouts hit morlore people and I CommissiOT approved in Januaiy, . .AsCalifom • badprofitable for them to havive a lasted longer, im Framing imports totaled GO O D THF as well as an additional 10 wnia’spovtreroi^con- power pro plant shut dov,-n.” HROUGH MARCH 31. 2001001 I 110 patent tmues to pUj , S.200 m egaw atts, ^ l y . wn/ITH THIS COUPON increase already schedieiiiiled tor mpped•lay out, certain m yths powMyth; Demand for elioctric'idly, California is utieitierly dependent I >ed u p in public state- M n e x t y ^ . . m ents b y proi Iriven in part by the boomming ■ on imports, handlinIling up to 20 pei"- . Fba • Idaho '& Disti•tinctive Ucture Framingim g ! Davis spokesmanin Steve energy dramanominent actors in the dri\ [ntemet economy, has surpasassed cent of summer peakspe wilh elec- Drr^P«,. Maviglio confirmed thalat Kennedy1 aided blackoima. Now that longîer- Inteixpectations and shockedd the tricity from otherer states. But in rlQicS!fessional Frame & Canyilyonside Gallery 733-:3-3293 i spoke with top Democlocrats on North Countykouts are upon us, the . expndustry, leading to soaring pri prices the w inter, th e statesta has in past — _ RONALD E.^ H I C K S ^ C P F ______I Friday but declined to elalelaborate ed power ntyex] Times has contact- indimd a crisis of supply. y e a rs e x p o r te dd, , powerf tn th e The source said th e calc experts and reviewed and calculations months of re Ib e real stoiy: north, where .elecir!ciric healers a re f l ^ l S were by the administnitration, not correct a fewresearch i in order to The Tl average consumptionon of common. Uie PUC, which would Id have to tions.tw common misconcep- lower Tl is indeed at an all-ti•time Now the Pacificfic Northwest is 9 ^2 implement any rate inc pow increases. Myth: A 1 ligh, but th e increase is comfinfort- looking a t its worstrst drought since law m akers weren’t told oi Joverwhat power plantL 10-yearc dearth of highibly wilhin projections m adele by die 1920s. That hashaj Icfi precious' time frame such an increai ■easewould C a lifo rn iaIt inconstruction has left ablyhe California Enerergy littie extra energj-W for Ihe sum- WM need to be implement snted, the shortage.in a chronic power iim the m i^ o n 10 years ago. mer. bocau.se the rt source said ; region depends I b e te a ] stoi ComAnd population growth iss far on hydropower, .Consumer advocate 1 :e Harvey There arenoiy: nore Al important than Silicicon Net imports into Rosenfidd of the Founda >to the state fell idauon for plants — the're plenty of power niorGalley in accounting fo r th e 2I per-p last sum m er, h ut th Ef'' l^payer and Consumer 1 that M-as partly H N W 1 _ ( hey ju st aren ’t b e in g Vallient to 4 i^rcenf growthh ^^ n ^ ^ b ecau se in-state pov;x>wcr companies ^ 9 1 9 promisâ^rebellion at th r owners. It’s tru e th a i centlemand that hatifcniêd.et ------box in'2002~if rates co n ti t^neratbrs werg huilr dem rise. ' •: ear.io tfae-lastdccade.-adiyrdi ihdkhat wUlôme-to------year.D a fresh study by a Berkel “If this goes through, th :eley to "bring it back inio the a t a this'summer, when 'tolink a tank. beginning of the rate] greater profit, itepayers up demand snditioningfor use drives thin) revolt,’’ he said. Utility executives are fondid of Myth: It’s CaUfom□miu's problem. The PUC is expecj nn Bu* isfor t power. oinring Ut out .that average powower The real stor>-: Tuesday to address how1 cusfomero n e e d foris eearly spring, when poinse doesn’t cause blackouts,i. il’si Power shortages and soaring H ^ H || .: rates be divided betw•tween the lowebbinther electridty sinks to a usele peaki consumption th at killills a- p rices h a v e a lreLâdy a t sp read to - state and the utilides. — -Industryhe o state. ^ thei ------o th e r s ta r e jr in ihtihe Wesrrwirh SoCal Edison and FG&G&E both ’ officials sayrthat— systePeak consumption last simurimer. blackouts predicieded fur summer. have pushed for rate incincreases, availableIts have historically ras Pe actually less tiian in 1998,8, an Federal regtilatii and PG&E has said itsts (current time.În anble € 80 perceni of th e wnusuaUy as i hot summer. mate authority overov« electriciiy I!1 M | rates would he Jnsufficficient to POwer plantsn emergency,c many unusMyth: S urroun^ng states .hahave markets, but derofregulation is so . cover its bills and th e stateate’s. Both dian one dayB ^ be fixed in less ut-iis Mj off, resulting in a shaharp far along that theMiuigoing m chair- say theyVe lost more thanian$13bil- near 98 percenay and generally run cutrop -i in power imports th lhat man of the Fedeideral Energy • 'I'fiir I’liiv lj\ lillr Jii.l |i lion since summer duele toI high Beginning:entofcapadty. in droplused blackouts on Monday a and Regulaiory Comnmmissiun says ••»!«ll Mimi>iiilim K'jno. |uyitii'iilx I’lu 'ij\ In I • wholesale electricity coscosts that third of the5 in s November, u p to a causii^li \|> ii| :10. I'iiul ater ~ Idaho) Sll>\ I.M iln.iils IM|< I.)m Th.-C-xH-t- Sinus Cenionly sinus carc clitiic Idaho's.first and on 5 -0 7 0 0 ■ I D A H O i § C E N T R A L ' -877-MD-SINUS N CREDIT.UNION )r an appointment The Right Choice ' • ! f*TWm Falls 5. 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I dahoAVESTe * T V shaDW — ^ — L lEGISLAT]ÎVE LOG ______' ______ByThaAMOctito■ l« d P rM » - ____I p r------T for morticians n s ,------for wholesale insuranceas pproducers------domestic'set:'Sep(a«ell£sposaIlliririctsr ~un IrfflW fjT IW embalmers. lained by Insurancerjce Guaranty pcrmitisralvalid for certain vehicles. SBlOll (Judicdiciary and.Rules)--^— Irffnscnaaiiniia h b 3 .•< ment plans with applicationsis to coun-, / Makes technical .4 Aisodations. HB33I1 (State (S Affairs) - Gives the »1 corrections to the (Newcomb) * tics for siting of confined animlimal a feed- ) - HB149 (Revenue andind Taxaiion) - Board ofif PharmacyF authority to ing operations. IW. Definesmes financial holding companie:ies Authorizes a tax credit diciary aod Rules) - and imt lit for coniribu- approve forms.forr HB269 (Transportationio n a n d hotwat( imposes regulatory requirements.its. cions to Cem Y outh SeServices or its HB34S5 (Judiciary,( Rules and te r : s i SilcOTecdonstotheliiw hB4; Defense) - Establishes u railail sservice IB42 (Newcom b) - Removes ageIge foundation. ' Administrat is an accessory to d resoiai tration) - Clarifies distribu- . preservation program udmini-linisiered ' SEATTLE (A P )-A local I naions for gante tags for person:}ns H B 177 (R e sources u n and lion of fine ines and forfeitures oppor- by th e Tnmsportatinn Board.1. sion show is'in hot water lingienwratiKnlicenses.-" ' Conservation)-Providesd es reduced fee lioned to ththe e sta te treasurer. ite r.w ith SB10S0'(Comnmmerce nnd Human **°h ^ HB327 (Education)-Exemptsuptsajun- - Yellowstone National Pari IB41 (Newcomb) > Authorize*tes fish and game liccnsc;ISCS to persons HB1622 ((Local Government) - , *ark offi* • Resources) - lootwreases the maximum . refundsmds of erroneous employee pen lies from regislration requirei dais after its host and prop roducer • fee for tl» iswan; en- ' deemed disabled byy thetl Railroad /Requires niai least one copy of ihesup- o r ren e w a l of Ul jjoneorcontributions. . R etirem ent Board, for self-funded health care plansIans. . dug a 1 ^ n e a r a geyserr »to s h o w Idaho real estateelicense. U HB4! plem enialil cicode to be fiW for public IB49 (Newcomb) - Authorizesles HB180 (Resounu r c e s a n d use. HB356 (Stale Affairs) - IncreasesInci h6w th e n a t i ^ h eat could mmerce.and Human Idaho t ihe base salary of Stale !to to enter into the Emergencjicy Conservation) - Reducesces certain miv HB2233 (Resources and | a l e T ax . diidcen. rvises requirem ents for lagement Assistance Compaa Commission members fnim S65,iS65.000IO ■ J real esute licenses demeanors to infractionions in the safe Conservaiioiuion) - Provides landow.iers , [B50 (Newcomb) - Revim requirere- boatin g law. S67..27S and indexes th e b ajs se e Iby 4.S C hastened show o e w me!membere SB1M7 (JudIcdiciary and Rules) - mentsu , free big Ramp m e tagf under Cenain con-... .! Its to serve a s adjutant g e iw ^ . HB184 (Judiciary, • p e ae n t. ’ a bu n th of ice g r ants m s «within *. 5|^G -T V ’s “Eveningg NM asa* ■ ted in cities locatecIted in two counties. . ivorkatk a t th e P eace Officers Standarda , the scope of the school safef ' t o d S s — SBJ05S (R rds judgments in certainn smalls claims deductibleslies on wildlife depredation • jfe ty a n d — 2iift!LhosLjohii-Curley.an .(ReAources_------o n d _ „ d - T > a ___ ca ses;— . — 7 h c a ltln 'ft’5lel/Tffjs for pre Environment) - jAJJows temporary Author' limitation on tM ;^ o w , b u t concerned vii horizes the Agriculturere p o n districi bonds. HB342 (Appropriations ‘ exchanges,or wawater rights during Dcparti I Governor c i Q ^ th e p a rk after the seg artm ent to develop and imple-Ic- HB196 (Local Covi. v o , n . c . „ „ - *'>.<» A ppropriates S234.H00 lo thihe e IIdaho segm ent dnmght conditions.^ns. ment vai aireaFeb.12. t various services. Requires leases of pon; districidi' pn)per- .r,P'“r '■ (Finance)ii - ,\]locaies S2.3 ‘Slate Cupiinl Commissionn fo r th e . . SBI 127 (Commnmerce and Human h B72 (Agricultural Affairs) - ^Park offidals fined thehe sh o w Resource) - Exei ty to be sccured hy bobon d o r o th e r million.for2C>T 2001-2002 operatiims of the : 2001-2002budfietvear. Exempts legal »rvicc Deletestes the prohibition from liceniingng instrtunent. Division of Professional-Technical $]|50 a n d placed it on a twotwo-year expense plans fromfro state insurance wcighmj HB192 (Environmental AffaAffairsi - hmasiers with felony_ttnvictionsns HB202 (Revenue aiul,!d Tax.,lonl- Eto.innfl. cSets a disposal ftx- for wa-Iiesrs coconiam- probation for disturbing mim ineral regulaiioa sntence completion wFthin five iarkand-:-„-SBn«JJud|ci ve Extends homeownerss exempimno to ' »“***■>i (Finance)1*^ - Allocates S8.7 JinK radinloRically cnniam inatedje d miiie:_____ .. deposits in'a national park iic ia ry a n d R u les) .- s ...... nr'2Q01i2002 oncrniionciif } w policies ih aj c o ^ — h b 7 s — ~ im p rovcments~ma~de~hori _rialh_fronLdeiignaied .site-s.adr.adm inis------stepping'off'trails near'siea B7S-rAgrlcUltururArrairs)“ eac h >x*ar. bducatiiinal Pulilii; ,tr a ie d by th e L’.S. A rm y C oro rp s o f b in h to p ro v id e that Rewrite;rites th e cnm m crdol renilizer law linK System. j geysers. coverage if the inst IW HB212 (Healih andid Welfare) - BroadcastinK Ivnfyneers. Insured is pregnant at and increases inc civil penaliics 10 lo Exempts ecnain hofpita ’■/Finance) - AUocaiw 5933 *7: w as a n erro r in judgmigment,” . the time the policycy isi discontinued. SlO.000. ijtal c m p lti.m s WO. • icensingAci. million inn 2002 state aid to public | Erskine said. .“He probro b a b ly SB1174 (StaiItate Affairs) - hb76 from Ihe Social Work Lice Z B76 (Agricultural Affairs) - HB215 (Transporuiriution ;ind , Introduced In Senate should have thought a litdetd e a n d Implements the constimtionalcor amend- Increast sases to SIO.OOO the m axim umm D efense) - Clarifies rcinjMnstaiemeni >- waier HB376 (AppriipriaiionM s ^ M arsh a K arle, Yellows Her users. • paiwi financenee disclosure lan-s.. awstone ___ Bureauau in the Division of Buildinglg HB222 (Resourcirccs und • SB124I (Finance)(F; - Allocates S3.9 Â ppropriates S131 millinn ffor o r .2(H)1- • mb) - Brings barbers _Safety Kfational Park spokeswor« o m a n . ------C onscn-atiun) - Limin^-pr-pntct-wU frnm ----- millioii-foi-20t-2001.2002 operaiinasof llie------..2()02Dpâiiuiu2 nf.thi:j.u|x:rintuIntuideni ------ugh and “nil birbcr siyllsilists under licensing'' JiBlM “Vou can easfly step through llM (BasincM)- Increases hono-o- bighorn sheep tuK niiciiorlion fo rc c n a in Cf t h e ir Board's licensing au H32 (Business) - Clarifies lien;n R esources) - Increasess thtl e hiiniirari- milliiin forr 2(X)1-2(X)220 npeniiionsof ihe *■“; ; authority. holKng on c e n a in equipment reniaLs.i. um for the Board nf Ar park commercial permit,lit, a n y HB29 (Newcombmb) - Subjects elec- nBf4 Archiiueiural Siaie Police.ce. ^ I H47 (Transportation undid E xam inen. ITH I “Evening Magazine" can:amera troloniostateliccti S in 0 3 7' (Health (1 and Welfare) - NElOHajPWlTi Defense]nse) - Clarifies instances when:n HB233 (Business) - Se nb) - Increases appli-, national Sets limits on Creates thele Idaholi Safe Haven Act fnr ;®? ii crews returning to thee ipark I^{Newcomb) nal guardsmen can demand trialal invesim eni in real esm tc QUICKB00KS^2 ral fees fo r crematon- by court lte fttr insurers alwndonedd children.cl before 2(X)3 m ust be accompaa p p lie d un maniol in lieu of nonjudidalal •' o f poliiical subdivisiuns. S B I147? (Health(I and Welfare)- • Call Lisa at 737-0087187 !i by a uniform ed ranger and wi . . . * , punLshmiiim ent. HB2S7 (Environmenta il^ b e HB33 (Ne»combmb) • Increases fees llfil^ ntal Affairs) - PredudcNN retentionrc of informaiion ! | TVummc, Smp & Supni’PORT ij billed $50 an hour, Karle said.aid. 11S6 (Bu-siness) - Authorizes feesiS Authorizes counties to crec reaie regiimal alxiui a childlild o■ r ils (urenis ahiindoned Wsi jLast week, “Eveiv e n in g •' M agazine” broadcast an apolipology, a id th e show’s Web site post>osted a waming that the stunt wasas dan-i |®B6|m gerous, illegal and “Justt p la in .dum b.” IN beautyy: L ancoom e Freiie Gift Police arrest witith any 21.500 Lancome ppurchase teens reporteddly to lo u r s ' ■

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I Hope^ o f conttainmeniI t wanes§ E x p e: r r t s s a y ^ STOPP S U F F E RIN ir G I _ Chiropracticdc Orientation...Wednesdasdays 5:45 p i e c e:s s ofM iF ^ Britain to slauglJ g h te r r *1 I fiv e ConsuUditUion & Free Spinal A m îsTblhose 71 o e ^ ly confus4sedcow dlseaiises I I / A WtoAttendfI Prior Tb Starting Care. ____ I > / y (SM.00ViiueCoododTtmiJ^2001) ------I L |. livestock on far[arms near nUm*•In dNtafmeM b*tw*M two dtoi a r e v ai i l u e l e s s I r» CMMlntf eoM «m In North aad \ PHONETODX\ foot-and-nnoutfjtPi site s NADI, Fijiji (AP) - Space B BLUE LAI . experts who traira v d e d to the ^ u t h AKES OFRCE PARK ^ LONDON (AP) - E irwn;iilim iitlm n ntfiu MIrfKts oohr “doiw taofar Mk B34 Falls Ave. - Britain will S 5?2 p * Pacific to watc3tch Russian space ' slaughter nearly allU lilivestock on ' , ' (catUe. <« cbMp, soits, PI91. its.] stadon M ir plun I oMcanKDisoaso* lunge in to ih e ocean ' 3 ' .farm s adjacent to footfoot-and-mouth no proteins called. - i Animal touches ' • ' ’ . have good newsws-and bad news for f ' . ' •; infection sites, agriciriculture offi- •• s'ôr hoat-roslstani ■ or (naests — anyone thinkintjng about ^vaglng J ' cials announced Sai virus Saturday, as virus parDarticles the wreckage. :• fanners and politicianians struggled Clyde’s Sprinikler Pipe Repjpair J The good nevlews is parts of the ’ ! to absorb dire predictdictions-about ■ ■ 143-ton wreck:k may be floating ■ | | ; the scope of the outbre;b reak .' Animal just below the *p^W eHydtaulic^ The agriculture mi:ministry said V becomes sk* - he water’s surface y M g and could wash lUe Repair ^c r PiBSses th e re h a d a lre a d y hbeen some | s h up on a populat*' _ ed Padfic island Come To Your Fam slaughtering of pigs,gs, sheep, and . • ' J 1 ind. • ★* Hondllnes The bad new:iws is any salvaged______------. cows-on-farms-nei^lwSiboring-those— ^ —^-Pereorso n o r ------'— 2 = r - zjurikwnnnce^^T>e nexTto worth- ic ------where'thevirus'has'bis' been" found.------■ "anlmiImat eats TrMoin'Unes (op to:o 6 ' M M I n ^ ~ The new move noww makesn that wrjtantaminated with ' less-even topi people like James . policy official, said A Iln or spina! cord tissue 9O Virus spreads George, executiiitive director of the * ^ tUheel Lines (€vcle n lullh thc'lU iieels flttadtodied) i ll Agriculiure m an Infected animal v M inister Nick Browiown and Jim Los .Angeleses*based Space ^ P W ! Frontier Founundation, one of ^ Scudamore, the coun’“"■ry’s thief _ Ulsea w ase attacks ^ .^ f about 30 spacc:e buffsI who joined ^ veterinarian. f i nervorvous system M The latest step to try to cap the an expeditionn i to F iji 10 w atch ^ spread of the highlyly (co n tag io u s . ^ 0 ^ Mir’s fiery desce«:ent Friday. “A salv ag edJ cchunk of M ir ... L l'.' livestock disease camn c e. a day a fter B u r lev, e Idaho • ■: scientists predicted lhatiha th e num* personally wouliluldn’t pay a whole ^ . ber of cases-now moreore than 520- lot for it. M ir’s's cdown and It’s old 91 news,” G eorge; saidsj Saturday. I - 208-678-7149 could spiral to 4,000 byi J ?» 208-431-77149 Meanwhile, hopeses of( quickly, 1w u “You look atIt thet auctions that _____ containing the disease*;ise’s s p c e a d in _____ ly: C a n kill livestock a n d Severity;Se C auses mild or seve vere happen)s InAngeles Los all the_ ■ ------continental-EuropeAva: simjatflMizufes may.t>eginrzinn:inness::.:-mals.thatsur,rivo proifo d u c e ___ time, of U.S. anand'Susslw.space_~_l^2 ivmcdTirthe— -Silllfs; jlo r y e a rs oftor Infection loss lOJ medt, milk than usual 9 Netherlands confirmetmed a fourth n^—.i memorabilia, anand you’re talking / j f l | tlon: Oosiroy Infocted farm Prevention: Pr Stop spread of viivirus intact items like case in che northeasccn.cm province ■ S g 'S , k e helmets, valves, 1; don 't u s o anim al products by by isolating, d estro ^g Infected:tdfann gloves and panarts of suits. The . p m of Gelderland. France* m ce - th e o th er containing ing brain or contral noniûs animals: an disinfect ob^cts thatit may1 value is at best nation on the continentent hit by th e systom tissuetis as livestock foed j be be contaminated :st a few hundred outbreak - banned mom ost exports .pg, 5^ ^ , dollars u n le ss the th Item is really ^ >0 *ponoilo»m #neep*ialopaltiy NONOTE: Alw Called hool-and-moum Oim .• of m eat, milk and otheither products ••sc»ap.o arw«« BOW vofiam Ci«uwl«lm- iiMBw significant.” oawlvCJO) . ,£ •: a day after its secondmd case was ' Different from hand, fo o t amind Russian miss:ission controllers * NDRVSfiALE J/ successfully shiuilunted the IS-yiear* • ^ ’n us at Brockman’s R found. souncE:c<: C«nlet« (or Ditflstfl Control and I . ' m{! o u th dl»«a$e, a mild viral sRVtb/s It was not immediai□lately c le a r PmvewooiuMUSl.USApryulHWBDopttrtmont ' ■ Infection" common In childrenin old Mir oul off oorbit Friday and Hday, March 23, Satm’turday, how m any m ore animiiimals w ould within two r ' sent it on a biazlazing path Into a 0 m iles of infection sites made. mj Farmers found the; back*I remote comer be slated for'destructijciion-under lobedestro' er of the South reb 24 & Sunday, Ma\\iarcb 2 5 iroyed. and-fonh an agonizing. Padfic. B r ita in ’s , neiv “‘contjeuous co That poliialicy is already in_place____ J - “1 have got membenjivinin g .o n ------Most of th e spispace junk bumed------_Eor_£xcellenl.I^ricesês.& ______------cuHing”-policyrSnfar■farr525,000 for pjgs andan sheep tn hard-hit tiv tlie edge," said David - Hill, 1 up.ln the atmospjsphere but bits of livestock have been oilculled or are areas of northernno England and N Na ational Farm ers’ Union cl Factory Incentives!'es! ' aw-aiting slaughter. chair- Mir survived th«the fall. Although . southem Scotland.S o man ma for Devon, in southweiestem much.of the dedebris will have , An A g ric u ltu re2 Ministry The goverk’em m en i on Friday .sent Eii England. "They are rinpng'• nf"® sunk, pressurizedsed fuel tanks and ■ E s i s E g spokesman said veteiJterinanans g muddledd mr essage on extending tears.” teu . other em p ty cont:intalners may have would make sure ananimals in theso=>'>'ve andd ril 1 6 tli-is-rigight around- . “Accord und Agreement.eiit.” Despite its title, the:he su m m it lias become divisive,, withwi some ••■■we corner. S o> a ; r e w e. countries chixising sidesiesover the Ira q sanctions w hile ot:o th e rs a re sending only lower-lev•level dele- p. ti„'S s > yo.'ir, you ii-ivL' ;iii Oayay 1 K. (ill; But >1 ynu still gates. A rab dipl»m:its .said tl d the m inis- ' ^ncK-f■ 11lli«i wif(! 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EpmpRiÎAL. IW' Sneakyy dairy armendme] snt / W £ C U Tr bowA/ THE -WlREES, was COontemptinous ofa]all I / T H E N w e sSRAZED t A m v TniEsRASS, \ No'one should mounium the demise of duceded HB 262. As chairmann c o f th e , 1 t h e n w e stTRIPPED? OOT T Hnr E MIM6RAL? / u back-door amendmcrnen t to a g o o d b ill H o uise se Ag Committee, he wasiras well- ol \ T e « . , J that seeks to holdd ssmelly dairies positiotioned to block these shenarnanigans. ^ AND J 3lP oFP the IvAT accountable for theirrodors. ot ‘ -butht he didn’t. T h e am endm ent, devised de by Filer Idahaho lawmakers are instincinctively \ dairym an Hank HaHigeliger and his attor- leeryy ofc anything that seeks to reg u - ^ A /o u uWE’RE DOtJN 7 Tl 0 ney, sought to exemptpt d airy i n s p ^ i o n la te agriculture,a^ so Jones wantan ted to records from public: didisclosut^.'They ensurjjre lhat everyone’s voictlice was _ I a e o R o c << coM reRW n/fe vkiJBs. T claimed to be protectijcting proprietary heard,d. With lhat in mind, he aUowedalJ information, but thatlat w as a r e d h e r- H aflig(liger’s am endm ent into hislis bill - ring, not a reason. Traifrade secrets, pro- even1 thoughth h e didn’t agree withith it. duction records andid :al! manner of it was w; a noble gesture to free business informationn * = = = speech, but: it seri- already are clearly Jj Thepulilic ileseites /o/vwto “““■y compronrom ised exempted from . , the entiree bill, H ouse BiU 262. ^ha! staleimpixtnnsj Allowing hiss b ill to m m No, the real intent 3 1 J smtUyMnts.■C be amended! - afte r was to keep people ______it was out of his com- ' from seeing odorr - —------m ittee, no lessiss-was - ■ - ZTl-reporis-produceUI--1 b y - ih e - s l a l e - ^ elessof'Jones: s “ Department of EtEnvironmental the bill perfect? Probably not.no: But Qtiality. DEQ inspectorstors hav'e sam pled 252162 is a good first step towarvard the •' the air near Hahiêr’s er’s dairy several elusiveive goal o f holding m alodtodorous m pm times this month, andd here’sh< what they jajêses accountable for their stentench, h n [fl found: deserverves to becom e law, and thehedaitjr • Pkv opev£ftV 7w iN (ixr * At a distance ofif ttwo miles, the inspect! jction records deserve to be pub- llillaSt s l e o i TM e .Jet- VAl.den poles. It listens to again. It’s hard to imagirigine the horror and Powd«U “raised” die “issue” Wedn.ednesday neighbors’ concerns. I them howl, watctches them bleed and their folksy stores were r desolation the child musnust have felt dur- with^1 Vice Premier Qian Qicben.FL P - ttiey them to death.de alone over the remainingling 623 hours of his Presicsident Bush raised the issue: ag:again with.* ’ disappointing. It’s also.so d isa p p o in tin g the social hubs around1 whichw TheU.S.govejremment keeps records. It captivity. Qiantn on Thursday. And no doubtbtih d e that th e Idaho Dairj- As-sociation A? u-as enurei ricighborhoodsti turned. jots down on pieieces of paper all of the Of course this torture,ire, Uke all tortures, wholelie event wil! be jotted downn inin ih e /. supportive of this intiintrigue. Public Richt:hard, Jerry and Larryy v w e re instances of Chirlinese tonure. It then pre- had a purpose. Andrew’s!w’s suffering was State!te Itepartment log, although ne trust is at stake here. m em beibers of a rare breed. Theireir loss pares aimual repeports that measure meant to force a confessiession. The Ch. lese a ney/sytr category will have to be addedadd to ” - A final disappointnicnlient is'the action w illbebe felt throughout the M agic China’s progressss. Some years the news is government had arresteested his mother, a the anatmual r^rd-keeping: tomtreturesof good: fewer Chirlinese people hung from erican dtizens. of Rep. Doug Jones, R-Rl-Rler, who intro- Valley.y- Chinese scholar at Amernerican University Ameri the ceiling andI bbeaten. Most years the named Gao Zhan, on chargescha of espi- Ancnd what of Gao’s colleaguessin in the >d^moê^Chinese■people—:rz:DnaBerG[nj;iflrs{perfon r- ronwomen’s issues, Jôla ■ “hmi^from Uieciceiling and beaten. Every once wrote that womensn in1 Taiwan partic- nismtn that grinds away there, toa few monUis, thele U.S. government talks to) ipate more actively inI politicspo than IndI die United States diere is a acommu- * the Chinese goveivemment about this for a women in China. leakingdng this point is a nityolof China experts. Many go to CChina to. j Th.lelinies-i-N ew s . few minutes. Th(be US. government “rais- criminal offense in Chin«lina. The Chinese snidyly the development of the “rule‘rule of es’’ the “issue”’ 0of human rights. Then it government, therefore,e, wantedv Andrew’s law.”” 'They come back widi stadstiidstics Clailt Wafworth...... Manaelng editor Mike Smit..nit...... ;...... j^chertijlng directIrector 6 0 ^ back to kee]jeping records. father, Xue Donghua,, to help : incriminate showijtving that the “rule of law” is grgradually Z' ______- This is how thehesv-stem of U.S.-China____-----her. The Chinese govemiemment tortured_____ takingng hold inj^^hinaJTiey.diink tk tl:this is a < The members of the! edilorialedi boartl and writers of edieditorials are Stephen Hartgen, . relations operateite^ and after more dian a Andrew for 26 days to) geget information potentint rebuttal to charges diat ChiC hinaisa ' decade of repetittition, it operates now from his father and a “confession”“co from barbai»ric police state. They argue,ae, careful-c William Brock, Clarlllark Walworth, Steve Cnjmp, Kev(evin Richert and Dan Reids. pretty much on1 aautopilot. So it isn’t too his mother. ly, diaIiat it’s a mistake to pay tooI mumuch ------surpri.>ing that wwhen one variable in the, As it happens, Andrewrew, unlike his par- attentintion to a few hundred people!ple hang; equation is suddiIdenlychanged-ooi^'this ■ - enis,is an-American dtizdtizen.'So how has ing frcfrom ceilings. "Diey suggest,.cautious- cat Z* ______time the persontl ttonured by the Chinese the U.S. government restresponded tb the ly, thatiat a 5-year-old American boyxjyaying < rt -L e t t e: ir s ------government is acactually an American dd- Chinese government’s5 abductionab and tor- himsdself to deep ifl' Chinese jaililfor26 fo zen -tlie machiniine does not adjust but ture o f an American ddzidzen? So far, very dayssl: should not be allowed to poisewisonthe Reach out to the homeimeless sowear; are asking for the Magic ValleyJey keeps on chuminling as if nothing unusual much like the soulless5 machinemi it has U5.-C-China relationship. Then dieyheyget I ; nmity’s support. We don’t qualif; U liy do jKx>ple look il(»\ii alify for has happened. become on all matters5 Chinese.Cl readyly for their next triptoChina-la -b u t less? W e a rc all "CfKl's ■nment grants such as “Kids atIt Risk."R J h e Cliinese government,g( we learned It has, according to StateSta Department plan Ioi on leaving their children atIt hohome. 2'■ LTSoiial response is "let’s help th. A lu n g lim e I w ent all ) these last week, torturtired a 5-year-old spokesman Richard Boucoucher, “raised” — tliey don’t Income ’at risk.”’ If w til stn te , o n fixii ha ck in the ” If've American childi fifor 26 days. No, the the matter of Gao’s deter!tention with Rolxjbert Kagan, a seniorassodateaitea t th e \ apiure these cadets’ time and eni K iidw tliey l(M)kwi d tm iuo[Hl.e.liomdcis. m t “ '.'“ I” I energy Chinese governmiment didn’t hang him Chinese officials. As foror young> Andrew, Camc^tegic Endowment for IntermtionItional t l us on aviation, I think we can wii T h e re is a ^viinuiii in Twin,,vm.Slicd.«.-sn’l upside down andid beat him. But as any Boucher professed at his Wednesday Peace,s, ,lOTofe this com7nentorv^>rrThe37ji a sk fo r he lp . S h e is in h er■«s.Shi..sl»ps Mh banies in the war on dnigs! WitltVith . parent nf a 5-yeai;ar-old child knows, what news conference to bei constrainedco by die Washiihington Post w h e re sho c an on M ain (irrwlicrt'slifrilits wl ' cini help from our great Magicc her head down lo sleep Sheihe will die fur nm y. and the dedicated volunteersjrs ini * eatiiifi. I gjive h e r S-S tu g e;t t s»jmetiiinys<; to [}|f• ivii Air Patrol, we can win this bi e a t o n e diiv. jiMI DDAVIDSON Adt(:ests FirsSt Amen MICILVKLSINCIAIK ndment freedon[ns| T w in F a lls T\»inin IFalLs (£ at Brovm, orga- on thelieir pages is not the equivaleiralentof .-J picnic lunches to pass the:• limelir Ixjftire th e , .n ^ rations for the hailarm done by years of nized by a coalition of e-oups represent- whatI I;happens in a dassroom orjr diduring *u j h a itle e n su e d . T h e b a ttle•etM»n»s.s,swa, o f : )illgetsOK.” hisanicle, he states that Rep...Doug Df slavery and .sogreregation. ing students of color. PanPartidpants , , univerersity-sponsored symposium.um. considered enteriainmeni fo iu.se , column prcirovoked a few spirited accused the Brown Dailyily H o ^ d of profi- AndIld, yes, some of the pointsJ HoHorowiccJj spectators because lliis was i “has led an assault in the Huu.se st the growth of the dairy industiustry." • ta le rs , pro and cccon, and an op^d piece a teering from the exploitailitation of minori- makeses against reparations seem:m O nly th e p jrtic ip iiiits w erer...si,,.,«,sedt,. s IE lesiified at several hearings5 few weeks later• titaking Horowitz on. And • ties (by accepting paymeiment for the ad). designgned to antagonize. He notes,Ites, for die, noi the spectators! 262 • nothing more. They demanded that thbe e; paper apolo- instanimce, that African-Americansans are > - • By d a y ’s e n d , -l.SGli coinha I, including when House Bill 262 ..... ams were iscussed in the House AgriculmrImral Why dp I tell ycyou this? Because it gize, donate the proceedseds to a Third “theri: richest and most privilegeded tblack lis te d a s casu a ltie s, altm )’iwillilliemiiiiy wii s Committee, I certainly did hotnot demonstrates thele unfortunate point that World cause and give themthe equal space peoplelie alive” and says that radieidierthan m o o n e c o u n teil) sp e cta tor.rsmuhe rsi Brassy |,e,ranvmything of the kind. I heard HepRep. sometimes what’st’s considered legitimate ., to respond. seekt r.restitution they should bee exexpress- knolls. Ivveii th o se w ho only ■ Jones talkJ l alxiut his personal dealingsngs political speechI is determined not by To their credit, die Bro'Brown editors have ing grtp-atitude to white Americaaforhav* foi ■.ii:;h »'vu- involved! It wasvasnuloi.et.ra willidnirlaiiynien in his area and how he was what is written or said but by who is 'srii'e w .ir n r .. sp e c ia io r war. refused to give in. Insteacead, ihey’ve justi- ing foiought a war to end slaveryyand ar hav* , iiolagait;ainsi that industry nor againsisi tltheir reading or listenitning. • fied their ded.sion by dtiidting a newspa- . , ingpniressed for equal rights. By as The war we are involved.•d.nindaycan ii y asking ng and how a healthy dairy indu;idustry A version of lluhat same opinion piece, ■ per’s role in the "unfetiertiered spread of papers>rs on liberal campuses to run the J. no loHKer h e a " sp e c ia io r•war wa either. contribuibuied to Ilis own \vell-l)eing. in the form ofap;paid advertisement U'liat war I refer lo is ihe.ini•.inRoingwar.m ideas’’ and by arguing thadial printing the ad, he'le's intentionally^stirring upup trot u b lelj^ \ member of the Tivin Falls offered to collegege and university newspar ad \vas a service in a “do;dosed community” ButIt i all of that, ultimately, is be: druss! Il is heiiiK fouîlit over.■very day in Chambei ; beside *i^:3 ber of Commerce, I served on1 a icon- pers. is now at thehe heart of a controversy where “it is far too easy...;y... to fall into the po: '.'veiy’ neifUilxirhwd in everj.•ery city and fined ani Joint. He is, in his own way,y, merely-m animal feedin'g operation subcoiiicom- over political cnrrirrectness and freedom of complacent liberal idealisâlism.” exprescssing an opinion on a publicblic issue, *-i low n in th e l.'n ite d S late s.s.lhousiindsare Tl niineew!-• whichworked wilh Rep. Jones, expression that h; ih e ii lives. T h is w aririsc.istiiigbil is [,||. has been consuming The editors are to be3 praised,pr and and it’:it’s hardly a fringe viewpoint,lint. His r jolin Sandy and I..sity, for instance, readerers found Horowitz’s views'S offen-of schiMil a n d ac tu a l flying less*;(.‘Ssons in a I lx.*lie\lieve Mr. Joumee made a seriou;ious the editors of the Daily^ SfSpectator say sive mimade this “the very kind of s|speech 2j| Cessna 172.1 ani lookiiiKforfor communi t>- error .vheiiwlu he descrilxjd Rep. Jones.jas as According to thithe scorecard Horowitz is they rejected Horowitz’s:’s submissibn's that mimust remain free.” Q ' helpintliis-battle. Tliea'winvin i->lls leadingg the tl assault in the Hoii.se ajâin;ainst keeping on his ow)wn Web site, he’s made becausc of a long-standinjiing policy of not , Precedsely.______; • ■ S fju a d ro n of th u C ivil Air I’ain;!Pai lias «pi:ili., the growiinvth of the dairy indastry. I wouvould , die ad available! t(to 51 college newspa- running political ads fromrom outside the — ------* fied ground scluxil instniciorcior-s. tw(» fliglit like toI soesci a retraction of lhat Matemcimertt iwrs. Twenty-one,le, including those at university community,Ve(,Vegardl 6ss of con- Larr,rry £ic/ic/ is a columnist andid eieditori- • in sin ic to rs, in su ra n c e su]>pli.ipliedhytheU.S., inTheTi,' Tiitics-News, Mr. Joumee’s Fenn, Harvard anmd Notre Dame, have tent. That’s perfectly reaseasonable and well al-boarard member for tbePhiladelph’Jphia • Air I'orce and a Cessna 172.172. bill we do not employeryer. rejected it. Twentnty, including the Daily within the paper’s riglits.!Its. But I suspect InquirtiirfT. Readers may write to himiim a t: t have funds. JUMN(INC. HAIGHT .. Collegian at Fennin State, arc listed as hav- that many other paperss rejectedre it on Pbiladtidelphia Inquirer, P.O. Box 8268263, : ------We-ticetJfjioney-fcople.— ■ Twinl'nFalLs----- ^------ingâk«n-n4iave-put-it-in------lc.u'dcfenstblc'gi‘ound.%s^sudi .î as'oppo&i' /ViifiTc/c

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; Don't get rattiet i e d : .buOdinggcaseisdsniic ‘ skdetontomimininiize . I nsidIDE ~ ' quakcdama^c.’ : Obrtuarles...... 8 2 ^ ------Magic Valley ...... 64 . . . a g ( 9 B 3 :„ \ ( ; i ( j \ L L.EY m ...... C i /'E f t ^ f o r Kevin R id r r r - 733-i^m m i . B u . 2 3 4 iiThfe Timcs-N Sun t nday, March 25,200) 0 1 — Scction^B----- DoesRRupert Resideients : needitwo seem^Lwary traffic lilights? H I C}H J[or th e b e tte r panpartofthe'cennuy ofcenjnsus 'that tbe Magic VaUGalley h u been In f '" ‘ ‘ ' . business, tbe comnmmunities of this '■ zrr\ By Jennifer SandjnarIfnann green and pleasantm t land have nur- Tlme»-New8 writerer______tured a finely tununed balance of power, during gooddtimesandbad. ti , TWIN.FALLS.-LS- The thing ! ' .No town w as betteetter than another, , a b o u t sm all town:)wns is that the but if there was a litmuslia of progress, people who livee in them, know it would be the traffictra signal. Or ' th e people who livelive in them , m ore p re c ise ly , ho>how m any traffic - The communitiesities of Hazelton, lights your town had.3d. Albion and Min,klinidoka were One meant thatIt thet community, ' among the region';ion’s c ities tliai wasn’t going to blowlow away with th e . showed growth at extreme< ends tumbleweeds; two,wo, on the other of the scale,'accorxo rd in g to 2000> hiuid, w as a d e a r’ sign,si| of presump> U.S. Census figurigures released tion. Friday. B ut th e towns’tow residenis And tb e leap h nim m one to the next > _ '^.■3:.} are not-necessarisarily ready to was a quantum chairhange, requiring . embrace the numlumbers as com- many years and mludi ud soul-searching ____ , ..pletely accuratete portrayals-ofp ____ -if it happened at alla l l ------th e ir growihl------The two-tier trafficffic-li^t hierarchy “W hen I hearr somsoi ething that served a s a n unmlstalstakable fault li:^ says we’re Ibsinglg population,p it in the scheme of thingLings, for it divided surprises me veryery much,” said th e Tw in F allses andan< Burleys and, ■ ^ Don Danner, chaiihairman of the . more recently, thee jJerom es on th e Albion V alley Planrlanning Coundl. one side from thele Wendells1 and “It doesn’t seem1 to fit w hat I’ve • Shoshones and Rupenperts on the other. observed here.” ------1 NNow com es Albion is a lushish towni hidden newlews that Rupert iri th e hills southeaheast of Burley, hlas a s jumped the It’s situated alongong the City of fencence to add a sec- Rocks Back Countrmtiy Byway and ond \ tnd stop-and-go - is h o m e to th e Albion Alb Normal . .anmd.soon, d a third- - - - C o lle g e - a small-an[land-still-grand------signignal, and that campus that hasIS b een larg ely b<^.Kxles nothing but unused for 50 years.:ars. iUfc11 for life as we've . The 2000 Census Ce says Ur :nown it here- _ kno Albion’s populationtion dropped 14 bouts. D o n ’t percent from 305S in 1990 to 252 . W hat in 2000. It shows■s AlbionA as the ASK ME JHesleyburner or a only south centraltral Idaho city ■auiite to m ake of ^ ^ 9 that lost populationtion during the Steve lupert’s unilateral decade. Cramp yean. tionallyIly physically flt pilots -ran 3 .4 0 0 f Danner said. “1 ci the better p an of 95 ye )0 feet up the mountain beforeI sailings off the top. ;leepy image, : mean that folks :cep- believe th at we have Does th e chan g e mi vn very much from R u p e rt w on’tt sitsi with.people Despiie its slee aul at the Minico 1 1 ^ tout is upwards from H eybum o r Paul Albion is a townmd ' just about ;ames anymore? /- High basketball gam alive. Voter turnout>ngs to a civic Will the churches5S < of Minidoka 'araglider‘rs sail offf top of ^ of 80 percent and FBaldM/lountair nmunity events County segregate thithe two traffic- [ 1 everybody belong* it Murphy bion’s first cow- lighters fron the onene itraffic-Ughters By P at K JflC3D,jndj:anada^Q-nicet]r- club; A new commu — ;at Sunday services? ______. • - -TtowyhnWewi coTTMpondent______1 - cen ter hosted Albior ^_JRace foundderhopesion m a k e j i e x t - tribute to David Bridgesj a woi iunity rece”n tljr^ ‘. iptdwn Ruperters ed_in------boy-pocliy-gatherini Ahd will snooty, uptc dassda- climber and paraglider pi iley planning • ury cousins to KETCTCHUM - W th only an esti- iTOrld- 'endrThe communi invite their country as well as renowned lu’gh-aliitii ip strategies for iT soldy beause matedj 3,600J certified pilots in the competitio3n a triple crov)wn event pilot formed the vallej Thankspving dinner s videographer, who died in lifestyle while wice en route? nadon,n, paragliding may be the most celebrated newercomers is The top four v itude council to develop st theyTl have to stop twic ir who were separated avalanche ava on the demandi tourism and ippcn before, In most ex<« d u s iv e U.S. sport today, U.S. Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass.,1 only by m attei n an preserving its life? I’ve seen th is happ< ters of seconds - WiU Tibetan Tib. mountain. Shisha-pai my. Albion also eastern Idaho, a n d Itit wasn’tw a happy a n d morlo re than 50 of the b est and who has a home in Ketdtdium and Gadd of Banff ding developing its toi nff, British Columbia; ma, m.i, in October, 1999, along w: ling for options ______^______m o st dai daring of the breed showed . . has been taking lessonsns at Bald Honza Rejma lang- recreation economy, manek, of the Czech — dinclimber Alex L m ver------e-opeh'thC'-col:------W h e n lw a sa k id , muchmu of the pop- their stustuff Saturday at the second Moimtain. ‘ Republic now)w living in Ketchum, One 0 of Saturday’s racers vviiliw is actively shopping ulation of Bannockck County was annual!al Dave Bridges Memorial Pilots can m anipulateemngsfor \ Matt Combp Jp of Jackson, W yo., , Ch l.OOO, SSOO. S300 a n d Bridges. Brii Paragliding was bom the’populatiori. Duse ears on Lug^^ g backpadcs containing riding uinds for lift,, oro ra p id : . S200 in cash rc y on showed up at the ot like M ickey' Mous I respectively. . ,Fra:France in the early 1980s wher The numbers Pocatello’s head. 40*poun(und paragliding parachptes, dtiscents. In a separa m in the extreme cnjhe ar'ate accuracy spot- handful han of skydivers modifi 's population Competition to seesee which could or “win(Tings,” 37 e x c e p tio n a lly Hundreds ofspectatonars ringing landing contes lena growth chart. The itest, the three dosest their thei conventional parachutes I }4 to 687 resi- avoid being swallowedved by Pocatello physical!::ally fit pilots ran 3,400 feet the landing zone on Satutmday saw landings wer ified show Hazelton's p ere made by Chuck gliding. glid In Europe alone tod: 1990 and 2000. was always keen, b ut tthe aim s race u p Baldlid M ountain from th e b a se th e O lh e r side of 'paragagliding - Smiih, of Ketc sfor jumped from 394 t etchum, WiU Gadd, o f the the sport attracts some 300,0 ly 75 p e rc e n t really h eated u p In thethi early 1960s on thele River Run side, then heart-stopping aerobat'atics and Banff, andd Nat Scales, of pilots, pilo day, d en ts b etw een 1990 after Chubbuck - whicrhich lies astride . le a p e d ffrom the 9,150-foot sum- fast-descent maneuverss ini which Ketchum. wl ).000 T h a t is a n e a rly 7 who were awarded But B because paragliding h don't- surprise the old north-south higitilghway - added ■ m it pilots can loop, spin and ,d perform SSOO, $300 andmd S200 respectively. nore mor restrii:tions im posed on it increase, ickle. who said a second trafSc lightIt vwhen it really The! objectol of the race was to a maneuver known has The numbers don 1 as the Race foundtid e r Wolf Riehle, 37, ;he the United States, such as certi iton is making didn't need th e one itatalreadyhad. l be thee fastestf to reach a target Rodriguez a fte r its Argen it in M ayor Er^• VanSickli entinecre- a former GerGerman Arm y p a ra - catiiration by the U.S. H ang Glidi; mprovements Alameda, which hadlad three traffic back at the base, and to hit the ator - pilots gyrating sc so fast in trooper whoho now owns the Association Ass and access idernfi* th at w hile Hazeltonsec some busi- signals a t the. tim e by virtuevi of being target or have a minute added to circles th a t th e y ’re hoi ding infrastructure impi lorizontal Bigwood Eakakery in Ketchum, moinountain peaks on public Ian( st of the gains d oser to Pocatello, foolfoolishly tried to th e elapapsed time for every foot w th the “w ing.” ieal and would like to sec said planninging is under way to the:he sport has gro\%Ti slower. new housing in up the ante with a fourtlurth traffic light, th e targerget was missed, One injury marred tl mds, ness growth, most oi the day. make the race>ce next year a triple LessonsU leading up to paragli y’s annexation w d then a fifth. Tumlimed out to be Paraglagliding is a breathtaking Bob Rinker, of Seattle, s have come from new , suffered crown eventt withv events in two ng ing might cost S1.200 atid u ivelopments. “ more than the city treasiirytr< could sight, as pilots dangling under an ankle injury during glidt- town and th e city’s i lg a hard other mountauain resorts. Aspen vhile whi equipment ranges fro 'wing bedroom handle, property, taxesxeswemup, in 200-sququare-foot nylon-llke landing, and was takei :en to St. . and Telluride,'le. Colo. S2,5i2,500 toS6,000. up. of housing devel;en Burley and and 1963, Alam edanssvotedtomerge vt “wings”;s” in cushioned seats L u k e’s W ood R iv e r NMedical Paraglidinglg ielite from through- - rom Hazelton is a growin w eaveI theirth way through w afting with Pocatello. Center. The fastest raceMime ti was .out the Uniinited States were Tivws-XcivsTi correspondent P community between ^ still be around winds.:. The1 sport attracts con- oncerned that Would Alameda stil considered sizzling fasast - one joined for SatJaiurday’s events b y AfiiiAiirphy can . be rcached — T w n Falls’. •s fd t compelled v erts byjy thi e hundreds. O ne o f th e - had not C hubbuckers U hqto, sw tn in u tw a n d 49? sseconds. ' fo re ig n p ilolots t from Sweden.. Ketcictchumat726-&t23.' Pat The mayor is concCENSUS, Pago B3 to stop once m ore befoiifore they got to Blackfoot? Probabiably. Would ...... Piease-seeCENi . Chubbuckers have beenbe( better off Address coni had they not? Most assussuredly. rojects V airrTl at city’ss infrastnucture A cerns Today, that intersectitftionlmmetas- ifusion conce tasized into pre*fabI boxes,be mobile By Aaronon Brock homes and a snip mall,lall, and It’s not Tlm<»-Ne^Newt writer______rfficials, eme rvices . hard to see somethingn g similar hap- I r T ByR ergency serv pening in Rupert one>day. , . R U PEI»ERT - Traffic lights are y Ruth Streeter • ixes. or calls es. In fact, by 2050 traffictra signals going up, trees are going in and Declo-a"iêa p refixago e: discussed n ^ t stretch from Ace\cequia to Paul streetss aare being tom up and ___ m ade on cell phones. because It’s all onene big town - replaced.ed. BURLEY - There's a place i dents Cassia "sout Officials years ago Xtinidopolis, m aybe. AntAnd all because It’s aa ssure sign that efforts to i outhern Idaliu that resideni :es. Residents B l and i in' Riving the residen each town just had1 to one-up the increaseise beauty and safety in nd county officials say is ne le issue was ther mts Counly coordinates, n i^ in w hi^ could ha\have more con- Rupertt aia re under way. ier fully Minidoka County n« ■ f t fullv [lei- re s is te d , a n d thing e i revisited,., trolled intersections. . “ Basicjiically, we got aggressive illy Cassia Count>', AndAr it’s the subject of consi(nor- dropped. ill options are •B etter,I think, to foliobllow rhfi exam- on everyJrything we had going,” erablrable strife. The issue is beingThe simplest Iê of Buhl, w hich basssomehownum- so: said Bobiob Russmann, R upert’s CassiaCa County em ergency seisi(|. and Searle said all\ be o giving the aged both economic aniand population street antand maintenance head, ice providers say th e y ’re coi being examined. tyTht coordinates growth on just one stop)plight li . T h e ddty t govemment is spear- i ser- one, he said, wmild be c esrned rn about safety in th nail through>- rew up there in heading)g much of the cosmetic I My m other, who grew ickson areii, porrion of Cassion- area Cassia Coutity ci d W a r I ,h ? d a w o rk , wi;with the help of Rupert I the years after World \ ounty roughly bordered by lhe th and re-routing mail picture of that s ^ e traffictn U^t in Renaissai«ance and several grants. j isia Declo. erTom Moure'' ichlinhented. Russmai nake River iinti In terstate 84. y officials that the family album, which: lann said. Trees and . Most of the a re a ’s addressethe Rupert postmaster! aesn’t look that shrubs ar lion politics The Intersection doesi are new additions to the are•e based on M inidoka Count; recently told county of s today, except park by i difficult, and different than It does tc y the railroad tracks on )ordinates. which create duplises red tape-and unior ph my grandfa- O n eid a ai :e could com e . that in the photograph i I and F streets. Ited coordinates in th e saml.loch,Wj. CI lhe area residents want a stead, ress diange. e i^ t kids on the hood)d of< the Ford, park. Therhe signs will be “giving wotk at Initalllng a traffic Iiglight a s Kevin Cameron operate) te s but it's extrem ely unli Ites the crane to put {.-g,Few calls come from that area ted-all reason- dhd snapped a picturture with her some gu will support an address guidance as to where ithe Il{ht In place. Tha new trtraffic light, a state,project, liII >one of several It ccach one could be a m atte len I think we. Kodak box camera.Ihereia«ln,pertia» downtow own Rupert is,” said iconitnictlon projects emphaiâiltlng Infrastructure and beauilautlflcatlon In of life and death. In th e last yearea. “If w e’ve exhausted-,the collective lies the secret'.of Buhl’sil&happymlx- Charlie 1 ter able possibilities, then e Warreni chairman of iRupert.’ roughughly 35 calls ivith Rupert-are; ses.’,' h e said. - • ' ture of the bucolic andId 1the progres-. the Cora :ar. • will strongly resist the >ramunity, Image, ond p re•efixes fi have come to Cassii reluctant to sive: That red lightht has never Attitude rea changing of addresses.’ le committee of Rupert much r of th e p a st tw o yearars, said railroad, andI twot' feet of earth Coun)unty, said count>' 911 suiK*r\-i md have their • changed. sia Residents are reli R en aissar» n c e . IRupert Renaissance m(nember had to be remo\noved and replaced sorr KentK Searle. ough Declo -\-i. change addresses and 1 —----- ::— 7 P l a n tting i r trees and shrubs Bob I Cameron. before any pliplanting could be ThiThat doesn’t include Jacksoi isider them- fteue Crump is the Tin.nme^Newsfyg. tl^ c is;the is ; final step of a The soil there was coroniam i;______mail routed throug ------nw cudian—------rbffornhflt has sparing rnated with diesel fuel frorom the Please sesee BEAUTY, Page B3 from)m one of the few hom es ivitl;on because they considDRESS, Page B3 ith Please see ADDRE5 7 M Tkn«»M«wt, Twin Fab,■tb,ldahe Sunder.March25,2001» i , i ” M a g ig 'alley/I daho3 _____ I n e x

L . ■ j : — I people w'who we’ve had in the pastpast with'ilggard ___ Quick lelegislative IT7I ^rO fll <^“e frorom to making'a real.nilrUral^bfes to — = l SEIl E L V L C E S - r u r a l . IdIaho al those, districts,”” sisaid Windy ^ — ^ i m p a c t uunlikdy----- JM ^^H U ^n and still feviavor----- Jaquet—of—Ketce tc h u m ,— t h e — A lfred T hoxton of)f BBurley, ser- *p.m. Mononday at West End MM onday a t th e Shoshone BE aptist ...... I t " - « DemocratlcleaderinrintheRouse. vice at ll a.m. Monconday at the Cemeteryy ini Buhl with military OChurch; burial will follow, {a t Ihe BBut t Democrats believe tlt h e ;, ' Church of Jesu s Christirist of L atter- honors byy BuhlG V.F.W. Post 3604 SlShoshone Cemetery (Demiinaray*s The A uodatedi PiPTMt s te;eady a flow of people to d ti ' day Saints, Burley/ WWest Stake (Farmer FFu uneral C hapel). SIShoshone Chapel). give;Ives th e m an ever la rg e r auiiS Financial DireIrectldns Center, 2420 Parkes AAve.; burial B O I S E - A3 s ithe 2001 session enc86 p .m . S u n d ay a n d inierraent in will follow in SiSunset • A popular cscause with broad sanUl ccitizen commission taking tl . ‘10:45 a .m . M ondajday at the ' from 1-1:41:45 p.m. Monday, at' Memorial M Park. support, it madede'as much sense as issuesue of drawing new legislati CEllTIFIiro F I N A N C IA L • church. Rasmussencn F u n e ra l Home. Friends may call from 4-f1-8 p.m. any of the otheroti tax breaks distiistricts out of the hands PUUINEQL MondayM at White Mortuaryiry and Republicans haveha been promot- inouicumbent politicians, the partyt y i s G a ilih ‘P e te ’ C . PiPearson of Kennethlh George Koeppen of fro fr m 8:45-9:45 a.m. Tuesdsday at ing in the raceMo to see who can give optirptimistic. Jerome, graveside scrvicesc: at 2 . Shoshone,ie, service at 2 p.m. th th e church. taxpayers baclack more of the ' 71 don't think you’re going record $330 millilillion cash surplus. s e!e e the gerrymandering tht h a t Every SenateIte Democrat voted ^ _____ • .for it. It failed132-3. 3 T h e outcome — Q beT O A m E S ------_and^reacL--v-..wouldJikely-have— P ^^-S y m p a th y Flowei been the sam e; in th e House of the “ ~ plaiiiijrQI tfiiitf y6u - ' r For obituary rata* andnd irinfoimatktn, ealt 7330931, Ext 2 7 8 , batwM fl 2 pjn. and'6 pPJT jn . Monday tiuough Saturday. n a tio n ’s mlost os Republican The tradiUonal symbol P Deadline I* 4:30 p.m.m. forfi naxt-(>ay pubUcatlen. 0«athIth noi tic M are a frM la n ifct and1 cca an b e p ( a ^ untH 5 p.m. every•'y Legislature. of loving and caring. can by just maldngn i i ____ But some lead•aders of the party, all but irrelevav a n t j u s t -12 years (J m o re m oDney. m > r« v A ug. 3 0 . 191921. 10 Ransom Wiley 196<964. they rjioved lo Goodidin g after one of itsLS Igreatest electoral J l t G a r e ' L Call James ^R. R . L o v ^ • Winder andnd Margaret Ella Walker, wher'here they farmed until 1969. whenwl viaories in genesnerations, are tak- ^ ------1 b o lh Iromn Utah. I Wilma was the theyie y m o v e d to Fairfield lo coniini ing heart in theh e 2000 census fig- r C F P . fourth child,Id. b o rn o n her folk’s fifth farming. fai The couple la ifirm Id a h o ’s inex- £ to discuss how wve e ccan help; - •wedding ananniversary. Her father, divorivorced and in 1985, Carol mo\ Wiley, wasIS i a * Ja c k -o f-a ll-ira d e s’ to) Gooding. Gi She was a membei orable urban shilW ft. as th e nation’s nfth- , w t; 734-45<545.: .. and no douEoubt passed his sense ol St,t, Elizabeth'sE Calholic Church^ £and Theistate was www.jamesrbvelove.com. ^ hum or on to her.I was;■as active with ihe Rebekah Locodge fastest growingg u? B£ cciusc'. I Hc w a s ine iiftti olcf eeight children In 1950.. DennyDe w as recalled^'into w e answer to our own comrrimunity—cjur friends, rwighbois,o is /y o a ! - cjorn 10 George Anccincei a n d P e a rl th e Air Forcece and in 1953, iheir son . Clyde Bott . ' t^ây B am e. Miiion aitendeo’school aite John was born.Inboi Texas, So began . i P A U L - a yi d e e B ott, 76, of Paul ^ FARNSWOKRTH MORTUARY in Utah a n d joined the ttie Navy when the Pace} family's f journey to ■ died Friday, Manarch 23,2001. JBAl 1343 South Lincolni!n • jCTomo • (208) 324-7777 tie w as 17-years-fom-har-lfoIfonl-window-anc^she------: T— ------Mortuaiy-Burleyey-Ghapelr32lTEr— - '' Koiih’CNanciiuTBai tg mTiy-iwitrrTnrsirings------M aiiiS f; B urley.' V egas. Nev.. Karl {ShirlShirley) Bam e ol a iia c h e d ,'M•Mi c a s a s u o a sa " s h e i HI bu Wf offer *ervii'r/i mi îm- J ' Bame ol West ValleyIley City, U ta h . S h e w as1 preceded p in death by i ■ — H o sIPITAL— p ■ Mli'ni(ks. Wr are from Idaho. iiiiJ Charloiie (Sill) Bla Biackhurst of both her parents:pa her brother. r.v » kiiitfuui' lhal li'l- run serve ydiir / Centerville, Uiah,, anclar Michael Varcel Wineinder and her sister, I ^ S J MAGIC VALLELEY REGIONAL (Vaione) Same ol Burleurley. Idaho. H e • Thora. I MEDICALVL CENTER H ’iimi'/y U'ilh Ihe Jij(iiily aiul m ...... _■ was-very proud.ol.hisns 2 iL g ra n d c h ib ___: Jh e .fa m ilyily.she.leaves j behind.are r ______Some nam es a ra re om itted_atjhe .. H | | | rrespeel—lhal~-we—wouhl-^^— fi dren and two greai-gratgrandchildren, .-her lovingng ' daughter. Patti m patient’s request!St 1 ^ 3 ,ffer our owu., Services v/iN be fielfield at 2. p .m A n d erso n ,, P;Patti's husband Dean a f Admim itte d Mikr. Olhoiik-4 Hiuhrth PaiVc Monday, March 26,5, 2001, 2 at Ihe and their'daijaughiers Lannette and jv Barbara Hennnning of Jerome — Caroy LDS Chapel.ol. The family Tawny of MiM ission Viejo. Calif,; f and Lucille Pankcik o o f Burley------, . • iiiviius you fo visit.Int.lrom .l2-l:30 Wilma's granc3ndson..Sandy.McGinley ...... -Dismm iissed ...... - ! - “ - r m ’siATJicitraillNERArHOJo M E r r ^ ;■} rn al me cliurch.I. MilionM will b e a n d S andy's/ s wife Ingrid and iheir Ethel Johnsoison of Hazelton, oijriod in Iho C arr6y6 y C e m e te r y so n D aniel ol 2551 Kimberly J?oailad. Twin Falls • 735-001D d n I of Bothell. Wash.: her Cathern VanO'tOverschelde of irntncr’iiatoiy followingig IfIhe services, daughter. ParPam Rayborn (who took Ik Buhl. Marv Winnnn of Terome and rallt Only Uvallyy C h OjWru/fJ Funeral Ihme Arriiiitjements are} ununder the'care special careire of her moiher) and le in o fB u h l . ol Woo'J Rivet Chapeapel of Hailey. Pam's husbarband Steve of Bellevue: Frances Wetzsteii .tdano W ilm a 's lovioving granddaughter A ngie Miczul:zuiski and Angie's hus- u i;\- band Joe arand W ilma's favoriie nflPIarold Arthur GoodricIC h g r a n d s o n s3 J,Jake and Zachary of . HarHarold Arihur Goodrich. 75,5, of I ------Bellevue; heher special son. John Twin/in Falls and formerly of ll yfeet our caaring, professsional Staff, Pace and JolJo h n 's c a rin g wife Vatdi M uricjriaugh' area passed aw< . of Hailey arand Wilma's special Fridaiday, March 23. 2001, at h granddaughghter Brooke Pace of homem e in ih e p resen ce of his loviri ^ r JLin your seiearch for Peaiice... Lee, NH: herier b ro th e rs Fritz Winder familynily. of Tacoma,i. WV a sh , J a y W inder of HH e e w a s born on Feb. 10. 1926,6 , in ■ 1 Surprise, Ariz,»riz,; a sister-in-law Gem Royallyal Center. Ind.. to Ivan arand W inder of lomlona. Idaho, plus numer- Thelmelma White Goodrich. Afier scr:crv- ous nephew'JWS and nieces on the ingJ ir in the Navy during WWIII he I Tê te. Walker side.3. marrieirried Joyce Sholander on Jan,n, 9, Friends andand family gaihered for a 1947.47. in T opeka, Kan. memorial seservice on Saturday. TogTogeiher they had seven ch ô u know us. Wheihen you suffer the loloss ofa loved one,’/■ . -.j : . M arch 24, 20(2001. ai the Wood River dren.sn. y C hapel In HaiHailey. Id ah o There will HHarold ar loved to tish. travel and ar • / you can rely onm our help and guiddance to help you be a cefebraiiration ot W ilm a's life at 3 c ammp. p , but was mosi at home wor-ork- p.m., Thursda)day. March 29, 2001. at ingI onon small projecis m shop Ihe Blaine MaiWanor in Haitey. Somo of HarHarold leaves behind his wilefe - ...... cross that difficucult path from sorrov w to peace. W ilma's asheshes witl b o sc attered on Jo yyce c e of Twin Falls, sons - Mil/like Baldy. her lavifavorite mountain, in July (Jeanjan) Goodrich ol Santa Clar.ara. 2 0 0 1 . a n d ththe rest placed m ihe Calif,llif.. Sam (Cindy) Goodrich^ io ' I— ------1 K etchum Ccmemeiery. Moreijreno Valley, Calif, and Be Services; aiare under tho caro ol (Beck30ky) Goodrich of Lomiia, Cali LEW IS LENKER, F R E D C O GIGBURN t Wood Riverer Chapel of Hailey, daugfughters - Jan (Brent) Rovai < IWiJfeMortuorf'-i/' Reynolds FtFuneral Chapel K f ^ Idaho B olise. is e Sue (Coy) Baker i Lewis recdv^ hUBA'from . Fred was botntn In Idaho and raised in ons of sympathy may be Hazell,zeiton. Pat (Gary) Dugan of Tw N orthi^ Naaidie U nh^t m a d e 10 the Shannon Falls;lls; daug^hier-in-law - Ros Nampat) tdaho'lh.l9;3:'8nd Ir . Tv.UiFalU.HeIe has been with Rindlisbacherier Furid at the Mountain Granaanado of Riverside, Calif; broil tjto f. -' , Hiynbldi.ehiilapel since early 1981. . < West Branchch Bank. 206 N Main, er - I-Howard Goodrich of Roy. oved to - • ■ And forihe papast 3 iiârs he h as' . , Hailey, ID 633)3333, Cenuinter. Ind.; sisier - Marjori G ood-byee Mom, We'fi m iss You. O sbiborn o i of Gulf Port, Miss., alor s € ^ as Officflee Administrator fo r- J H U . w ilhlh 2; 2 g r a n d c h ild r e n a n d liv r/\-:i989'he'b^? ^ * b e e^ ' ' boihRgrnoIdsds Chapel and W hlte'M ott^,': }at-grandchildren. JCXJDING o-eah ['•'< mana».slhrt.V fiS'^cluate of TVrtii;Filb HighJ, SclSchool He will be missod by all wh I; Lewis Is'an'actiwtive raerate.b! the TWlh F ^ s O 3w a n d loved him. j^ tia te of Nonhw«t;fihristlanian ' Carol J,T■Tate, ne, a pu t A r d e n t of .iVrin fflta ."Tunûneral services will be hel li^;p^deni and cuîjyici , CaiolJ.Talirate. 69. a Gooding resi- Tuesdesday. March 27,2001. at 2 p,r jrjea^'Jgi dent died S{Saturday. March 24. ai',h£the valley Assembly ol Go- I Lloas Qtib'and a f,TVvin. 2001. at Ihehe Gooding Rehab. & C h ulurch rc in Hazelton, Friends mj NatlOfttlFunetf Dliectbis/;i^j;' FailsChiiithpI of ^ e Nararcnc; ■ ■ • Living Centerer iin Gooding. callII ^ M onday from 5*7 p.m, ; member'of Ihe.lWIn Falls Rotac Carol w ass born N ov. 16, 1931. in p a rk e grai lember of Jhe l>v!n FalliChambmber of ^ • ' ' rke's Magic Valley Funer; . Fred and hbw W eiser, Idahlaho, the daughter ol Home■me. 2551 Kimberly .Road, Tw wife, Vlcki; have 2 grown childriUdnw, L ee (Dutch) (Di and Blanch T, palls,lls. Burial will'lollow at the lh ^/twUandhlswl:wlfi?iJn;a tociier Inlhe Jetomrome . ; /t>anahdB«thahariy.-.,',, . , . •.O;.-.:,. _ Miller H arness3SS. S h e g ra d u a te d from H a zizellon e l Cemoiery, The laminily W/;;.SchOOlDlmlCt/lt/ hasre enloyirf raising thdr thnthiee- Wilma Winder’ P a c e , G oodm g Highigh School in 1948 and woulduld like to olfer a special thaniinks f.A‘ Chlldt^;Kortjj;': and Kcraam TwinInFÎs.':";; F /, Witrna V/inder Paco,CO. 79, p a s s e d a tte n d e d cotlilotlege at ISU for three (o allall itho stalf at iho St; Aiphonsitsus .• •' away al Hailey's Blainiaino Manor on years. Shee iTiarriedli Norman H. ueohip h ro lo g y C an ier in Twin Fal M^jrcli 2 1 . 2 0 0 1 . wtienhere she lived (Monk) Talo3 C D ec. 27, 1953. in Ely. a n dd E Burley and also the staff i lof Ihe past 2 1/2 yuars3fs Nev. They livelived in Pocatello where Mag'icig'ic Valley Regional Medic;ical t . ■ !v ‘^ i Sh.‘ was born in IdaIdaho Fails o n . Carol workeded as a bank teller.- Iri centeinter Home Hoaiin and Hospice:e

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J F e d e r all ] buildiringjtog^ s e i s m ii c s k e l e: t t o n —S ^ c h o o l. LUNGH-I— . SALT LAKE CTTY (AP P) ) - 1 h e rior will “ shaded e th e harm ful light B enne beans clKJcolaicjjuddinK- Self;lf »cf>e»e Iw r m e tt, R'Ucah, whose facherr isI Kennedy administratration, it was BlBlaine County...... Cheptc rychin W allace F. Bennett Federal Fe and harvest otlother light” to con- che bu building’s namesake, know simply as’ the! federalfe build- School C|> District Thunuluy: C hicken nuKRvttRctn, string * Building will take on a newewskele- serveenergy. “rv Pv< e always liked the outddiide ing when it openedd iin 1964 at a aiuu™ , cticvv; and cnickerv oven hrnwrrowned lots,’*' ; -rtil exterior next year thatths will Crews for Bi{Big D Construction of the menUiry mufdn, I)anai)u hulf. Self' «cr«crve bar: the building," Bennett saillid cost of $10.5 m illion.: menu. make it more resistant to major Corp. will remo SiiUd iMr move the building’s Fridayday. “ But Pve been a little dislis* Congress nam ed it afteraf Wallace . BdJcvueLie E Elementiiry hut no serv e earthquakes. concrete pandsds to anchor seismic appoii Friday: Comlm pirM . peanut■anui butler • , pointed of the institutionalal F.'Bennett, U.S. seis e n a t o r f ro m bar. and'jtlly vindwich. u r r o i stickyickspineap-' ; The General SetServices bradn& a new!w kind of biiilding lookk ofol the inside.” U tah from 1951 to 19;1975. Mondayiayi Bcc( nnd bc«n burrito. plu tidbits siift brc.id pretzel. : ' ‘Administration has authcthoriMd technology pionentered in Japan. Thelie building will remain occucu* T he b u ild in g hou:ouses several P^i« butteutter and jelly andw ch, w rroi ead «ick.i. pe.ichn. Self serve . I the $20^ million renovatiiation for The GSA corconsidered options piedd duringd the 14-month renono- , federal agendes, inijnciadins .he ^ - licliiKil lunch' ricniii ure printedprim at a ,, ’ ; , the eight-story, 36-year-oId}Id build- for che o fficee Ibuilding in 1997 vation 1 later wilh chili ■ pulilic iifriti-. To huiv the lunchinch fNcnu . ion. The work involves replacac* - o ffices o f S e n s . BeBennett and Tuesday:a y : Chcvt^hurfier. DiinimjiU - that rangedI ftfrom razing it to ing ou tbmiklast menu if tiaired} printprinted wilh out-of-code deccrical wiriniing Orrin Hatch andid R e p . Jim ■ yogun. ihoelioe«trine frirt, upple quartcn. the meriiit in .Su/tJup‘< /w/xt.vr. ffend the : ■**^^e’re using light shadiriding and opening it to thethe homeless. In the andd oo v e rh a u lin g h e a tin g an-e bar Make u riuvit tn: Vu- Tirriis-.Xttis, I'.O.'.O. tinox S4B. reflecting d e v i^ ” said arca r c h ite c t. end, th e agencyicy d e d d e d to m ake cooling>ling systems. The in terio r wilvill . Department of Veterterans Affairs; MmJwieh ' Tii'in Fallt. II) KJJOJ. or fax it• toti> 7J4-5S3H,7. ; Michael Stransky of GGillies repairs andI s safety improve* see some so: updates, mainly in th see if there was any Thelie hotel was hard-hit in th<[he don’t even want anjinybody even hotel in the historic PiiPioneer way to restore etl the hotel, said Feb.). 228 earthquake, with piles:of o going into the buildinging.” Square neighborhood saysa> they historic-preseiservation officer brick:cks left on the sidewalkIks The CadUlac Hoteltel, which was • ^ fo llo w the advice of strvxnictural Karen Gordon, 1. ‘ arounyear-old)ld hotel, cant structtiress u unless endan- niglitcihtclub, the Fenix Underer* and Tun O’Brian. even though it isn't fcvmallylUy listed ger th e p u b licc i At that point, the grouncund. The hotel’s brickc structuresi fits asalandraark. dedsion goes to J im Diers, direc- T'he h e -Pinnacle Realc;Icy in with other post-fii co n stru c------“T his is Pioneer S quare,ire,” said-^-.tor of the city’ity’s Department of— Managnagem ent C o, which m anageg e s -- don, they say.------D avid Bruimer, a m e m berofthe e r' ' Neighborhoods.Is. - ...... — ■ th et b building, and' Goodmailan' ■ Some daim the ovi would ^ local community L “ W hen D iers h a snI’t ’t s a id w h e th e r he ' Financandal Services, which ownsi iiit, choose dem olitionI over o' renova- you come down bere, you)u ieitlier would save thee h h o te lo r n o t say thithey would like to preservi!v e - tion because it is moreire convem'ent ' preserve, restore or fit iit”” “I h e m ain thithing is to get more the: bibuilding but fear workers rs “This is die secondnd eanhquake The outcry from localsi prompt-pr information,” hi' he said. “We have wouldlid be endangered. in Pioneer Square,” said Daniel ed the dty tostepialndepespendrat the perspe^veve of che structural “IfIf it were a matter of cost, we’ u ild in g , ingit.” comipanies. pa “But the contractorors made one.”

C a r e r a s h i n j u r ee s d r i v e rr . , o f f i c e r- Reservatii SALT LAKE CITY (A?A?) - A “I was toldat at the hospital that The: officero: could have *bccren police fell11— .'H f Salt Lake County Sheheriff’s if my son wouldlid have b ^ a lot killied,:id, and so could have my son.” deputy crashed his patrol[ cacar into smaller, he.likely lik would have Att aboutTl:15al p.m. Thuisday, s a pickup while chasing a cdrunk died in that wreck,”wn said Terry Salt: LLa ak e County sherifrs deput} under senr u t i n y " ^ ^ ^ driver late Ihursday ni^^t,lit, injur- Reid, radioetioed for backup to h d p stop z ’ ° FORT HALL (AP)P) - A human JB H B H m g the truck’s driver andmd him- The elder ReidRe also warns to suspecpected drunken driver, whc "P rights organization workingw, with H B K ^3 know why officeicers did not call a officercers said had run two stop ^ Shoshone-Bannock< tribal t mem- Deputy Ihad Phillips, 28,28, had a h e lic o p te r out ou for help in signsIS aaj n d a red light.' befs says ith a s sparki ! broken arm and leg andi vnisvt at Thursday night’ht’s- pursuit, rather Seveeveral blodcs away, Deputy rk ed an inves. Chip Rossmismelsl from Seattle lies on his backb: as he files a kite cn'Saturiliturilay- ^ tigation of reservat'ation police, - , LDS Hospital Friday. Mat•latthew than radioing; otheroi deputies on Thadd PhillipsP activated his lighu le 1 7 th annual Boise Kite Festlvaval. although federal offotficials have -_I^eid, 30, was laken to the the ground. CountyCi officials and sirensir and sped east, driving ''S not heard of thei Center( for > University of Utah MeiMedical ' recently deddedled to.cut SI million througllUgharedli^t. ■ Human Rights an’d IncIndian Law. ' Center and was being chechecked from tlie sheriff•ifPs .budget, which ■ Matt[atth ew Reid was tu rn in g in I Thirty memberss ggathered in i for possible internal injuriesies. caused the offiiffice to ground its that: interseaionini when the patrol secrecy Friday inI a P o catello )mpany r©jcalls appl May by 4th Dist•istrict Judge Darla If thethi report recommends thatlat- al agencies. . • The orgiirganisin c:m cause seri- . rec all.. John R. Hennessey, 30,), o n e o f WiUiam»n. . H eiuie;messey needs to be incarcerat-at. The office took an interest in ous or fat;fatal infectious in chil- The recalled product,-ijct.,swill : seven men arrested in ann uunder- He is'the firstirst of the seven to ed to0 receiver treatment, prosecu-:u. the complaints, wh,vhich allege dren, sickck or elderly people, li bave a "besl if used bv"'" d.date of : cover operation, pleaded guiguilty to enter a guilty pleapl in connection ' tors aarc re recommehding that h e be beatings and abuse;e iof Sho-Ban . ;ilso can1 cncause miscarriages and March 21 thrnujjb AprilI lll’print- l ■~attempHrig:lewd'conduct:t w ith a'- w ith.the case,\ ssaid'Deputy Ada sen teni[enced'io lO’years in prison;>n;------m em bers - young-an■andold - by— stillbirth?t h s - a m o n g —p r c g h a n i ------— ed nil ihtr haR opcaruin lalabt b e lrlh c ------minor. County Prostosecutor Shelly , with1 threeth years faed and sevenen police officers, she saiisaid. women, company said.' H e could facc prison. Armstrong . y e a r s indetemiinate.if “h makes me wantant 10 vomit.” Olhersrs may get fevers, The recalled apple>, an a r e in 2 she said. "It's a viciouious attack on he a dachehes, stiffness, nausea. lUiTice. I> o u n c e . 6 .7 5 o u r n c e . 1______[ “ humanity." niHcloinfiial"iiai pain ancfcinirrliea. poiimi .iml .s.poiiiuiliaKs.;s. asa well t __ ' Red Elk said she ai ; and the Sho- T h e proiroblem was discovered as the .iOjioiuul ba^s ]rii shippingshi ' TCerisusTZ Bans were iioi necesressarily look- during ronroutine analy<;is. atul no ; CotrtifluedfroniBl — 1 ingtosue or prosecuti:ute the [wlice - illn e s s eis s 1have been, reported, T he c o n ip a n y s a iil it isIS wiworking u l D r u g ^tije dty might have beenn uunder- SOUtluth-central Idaho city popiopulation growth department. They’ wantw lo end I're.sh Prodrodiicissaid! with the i-'ood and ^countcd. The dly figuress tl th a t is City 2000 1990 Qrowth ( P et change the 35 years of abuse.x . T he procToduct was disiribiited i<> Adminisiratiiin. • . what happened in 1990, beibecause ' Aceflulo . . 144 106- 38 35.8 it estimated its populatior:ion h ad 'Atblon ^ 262 305 •43 -14.1 . been larger than the CeC e n s u s Bellevue 1.876 1,275 , I601 47.1 , AddressS '.^ ______. . re p o n e d . Bliss 275 185 90 48.6 Continued from Bl itinri. But The Idaho Departmein e n t o f Butil 3,985 3,516 469 13,3 has Minicinidoka Coutiiy ctiorcli- to verily the ciinvi-r'.atini V ir.iin e d Commerce says the CeC e n s u s Bufley 9.316 8.702 I 614 7.1 selves part of Kuperi.rl. nates. AnAtul no one knows tIu' lu- said dii'|)atclier> aiv ir III ask w lle tlK T '.l S llsp i'l't.I’l't sel of ' count is important-to0 c ities Carey 513 427 8 6 20.1 “ I haven't h een in Declo (in) dividingg lI in e b e tw e e n hon^c■^ ciiiirdiiuiti’N is based in .MMm inidoka because population helps)S det(Jr-< ■ Castleford 277 179 98 54.7 probably 15 ycahs orjr imore.” said with Rupupert-area telepiioiu' ■ ill I'assi.i i-ouniy, mine distribution of federae ra l and Decto 338 279 59 21.1 Jackson area residiidem Ceriia numbers■s iand Declo-arua num- •' If .1 (iisi’atiiier ni.ulele a;i m is- state funds to munidpalitie:ties. Dietrich 150 127 23 18.1 Hansen. hers. M ke. Hitmens sa id h o umiiiM iM w a n t . Minidoka, the region’s's sms all- Eden 411 ■ 314 . 97 • 30.9 - Although Han.senri wouldv keep Most Rupert-areaRu plume calls ne to Ciissi.i Comiiy are lo know a lm u : it. in o iiklet.to -i.t cor- est incorporated city, sitsts nr on h - Fairfield 395 371 24 6,5 her Ruperi post offic'fice box. Olh- that com e e Jackson area. Itm ii.cn reCi it east of Rupert where• p a v e d Filer 1.620 1.511 109 7.2 ers don't want-the :i

: e n c y ' south cenlral Idaho towns/ns. T he Hailey 6.200 3.575 2.i2.625 73.4 • years of tradition anund relation- . Hansen icll-'vliLi-ilevdud-iu-im I < 11 ' lo'.Ullh-oi'iini'i.in, Diber:!ier limes, figures sui^riscd Mayor M:M axine Hansen 970 848 122 14.4 ship with Rupert," H e p w o rth -----denuvvhcn ;>lie Siiicl slie’diNiiiu'ily l e - h l . ’Mls sn n ]> l> d o nn 't k n o w Homer. Minidoka’s populju la tio n Hatellon 687 . 394 293 74.4 said. lance. Slu Iso says resi- remember:)ers lelling the diNii.itch- tli. ii i.int.liiuiie.s. nearly doubled from 67 in 1990 Heyburn 2.899 2.714 185 6.8 Bui Hepworih alsc dents are concerned:d wilh siifeiy er she liveiived in tlu'Jiu'kMi.. .iro.t, ' '■ Iheie .1' a CDtU'nsiols io n OUI to 129 in 2000. The fo:fo r m e r Hollister 237 144 93 64.6 e couniy offi- hut th e ana m b u la n c e >till m 'lU l>< tliiiV."Sv.iilr s.lid, sounded a bit low, andm d th e jcfomc 7.780 6.529 . 1.:1.251 19.2 just as much as the c cials arc. th e w n ma g ;a d d re s s mayor was surprised thatt th e lat- Keichum 3.003 2.523 • 480 19 “It’s a misnomerier to think Once llieilit problem wa- ili-inv ' ' r.'ritcr Ruthth ^tiW.'î hr ter was'that nigh. But sheshe-said Kimberly 2.614 2.367 247 10j4 we’re noi interesteded in safely, ered, thebe ambulance .iirivrd .\:i> i v .It- ih c .Mini-lmi-Cii.<.n ll.iti'eu s.mi. It:,-v.m Ul i-.vi,•I, JJ(I9. or past year and is upgradir<^>"8 Its Minidoka 129 67 62 92.5 saved.” H epw orth saic;aid. Searle: s;i sa id h e coiilil not fin d .i ' • 1 I’wii' ii: r.:u v tc r(‘’rn>n’Uitiiicfitl-. w ater system. Mountain Homele 11.143 7,913 • 3.:3.230 40.8 Hepworth said theriiere won’t he record ofif IlansoirNI call in nniiT •“The thing that we’ve nno o Q ce d Murtaugh 139 134 5 . 3.7 a perfect answerer. Hut he lately is young families movingmi oamey 6 6 8 635 33 5.2 b e lie v e s o th e r s m a k e m ore in: They’re buying tbe hho o u s e s , Paul 998 901 ' 97 10.8 sense, such as roulitlling Rupert- fixing them up, and it look:« )ks lik e p ,„ „ 5ia 29 7.6 412 383 area calls back througlugh Ru|K'rt. they’re staying. We’re r< 190 3.5 Rupert , 5.645 . 5,455 Only w ith in th e; lilast couple h ap p y about that," sh e said. 'l4 9 11.9 v " ■“I- Shoshone 1,398 1,249 years has Cassia Couounty fielded 1.427 938 Sun Valley 489 52.1 Jack so n a re a 911 c;calis. Until Timcs-Ncws staff writer Ja 34.469 27.634 6.835 6.1 24,7 Sandmann can be rcachcd ai thai time, there wasnisn’t the lech- S f 2.338 1.963375 19.1 nologj' to route thosiose calls into 0931, Exr. 241, or by c-nu■mml at 1.293.953 1,006.743 2B7,;67,210 28.5 jsandmann<îagidvaUcy.concom ’ ______Burley, said Cassissia Coimty ^ Sheriff Jirn Higens. iw |‘) llihuulr A ^ I t's a m a tte r o f■ litaking less 6 7 77 - -5 4 5 1 H i i i Il' x. I O S.^.>IS s.^ : lim e 10 dispatch eme:nergency ser- Beauty.__ vices, Searie sll'cr.\iftili Hityi•jiycfjrt’. happening,” he said. “Ani/^nd it’s are low, h e said,id. p u t up u [ because of safety con The county’s 9111 s;system tells ' tion to fu ll liiiif. i>ri>h^\h'iuil affic lights are also cerhs.IS. ■ re ^ y created a new spiritirit here Two new' traff dispatchers which1 ambulancea :4 iH our Stanioj: • Slatilte .Approved Liccnsc;c ’. ' in R u p e n .” in th e works, ■. units to send out., BBut for the ** Two local improvementent dis- One is almoin o st c o m p le te a t . Timeifncs-/Vcu's urritcr Aamn Brocl. Jackson area, it's undn d e a r, Searle LComc see whai oin lu>mc li has to olTcr! be rcachcd ai the MtVii-Cassft tric ts, one in the area o f Noj'Joptune . ■ Cameron’s Cornjrner, at the inter- can be iiid . ■ Support Group Mcc.•cliniis .AvailabiL'! Park and another tarpeiinRHR First sectiori of Oneidcida and 100 West. fiirmiijcan at 677-i042, ext. 110, oi To m ake in a iie r•s s 'w orse, not 7c rw cen------G4HiWT-«Gt4<)n4m. i ' , . TbM»^«wt,Twk)Ffin Fab, Idaho 8undiy,iWirch25.29.2001 ; M agic \Va lley . ' B u t d o n ' t t h iink n you can afford one... ^ I ■ D - — f F o r t h eERECORI T h e n C o m E B u ild W i m il M . . ______Thfl Tim es-News ' ■ —Sehtsncm c in g s------.jt!l..l78 Jtu-.^___ llaadioK-drlvingring>dtbouLprivileget;.S500— — Mntefuipen- (ino, 5400 tuiMt Wercy Housing Idah(iho is now accepting appllcatUcations' ” w R m r Adkins 63,304 E. Avo. K, tlon; driving wlihout privUeectm dltmitied S3S probalion fee; Goodlitg CountyIty r. criminal J iretpatt; $200 (ine. iu»> gp^tor.M aj(UinteJuJ«eIgeThomatll. probation; 180IdaytinjoU, da mtmpended; . for th e Magic Valle;Iley Self-Help Housing Progra)gram. (JOOlilNC - Rcecnient iuciivJiy ilf Hiflh pcndcd.i. $63,S0S couri COIU, S3S public 180.doy driver'ler't licente tuipandon; 7 ; liitirici Cm in in <;<)<>dinRding Om niy included sr fee; tix mcmlhl' wuupervitedpio- jQhnWimatoUmb.29.210lOElgbihAve. M agltiniojudtfJtfThomatil.BorTC«)n. ■ ‘There Is NO down paymei\ent and closing costs can1 be finaAcid. iKcfnlJowinff ;: 30 dityt in Jtl). tuipended;*■ E . No. 1. JerDine; driving undeidertbelnflu- ' UavidToniiioitIoSolananfrCarda. 24.5850 aic JudReTtiomat II, Bormen. ence; $750 fine, tuipended. S78.SOSl court Binh Creek Roadoaii Huniingion, 0rc,j viola Homes are 3 o r 4 bedrobQbms, 2 baths and doublejcargara^r*/! cai “Ser ’Mike Krickibn, 44. 315 S. Fir. COWI, $40 tmbUe defender fee;«:24.monthi' tlon of retirictedted licente; $77 fine; apeed- - Arraignments ; driving under Iho innucncc; $750I - • ., lupervited proballon; 180 daytiytinl«II.90 liw $53 fine; MaglttnieMaj Judge Tboma* H. Low m onthly paymerlents arc adjusted to ypur income,inc y ^nd appearances5 , 00 >uipcntlal,S78.SOcoun coMt; 12 •utpendad. 90 crediicd, 60 dit.Utcreilonary; Bormen. ' tupervited probalion; IM dayt in It&day ddver’t licent« tutpemlntion. Driving D aniel Shaneane Wartlud, 24, CIs ' e . Edwin John Ik'ckcrr III. l«J. I&73 S .1 G 2 5 1 ivuspendetl; w lIKMay driver’t liccnto wiihoul pririlcKe*; pottcttionflnlAntent lo uto Avenue n. Jerotrrome; robbery amended lo F^m ore 'ln formation pieclease call toll fm 1-866’33S3 3 S - 2 0 8 k - . K ., (Io oJ ifik: tirivinxiwiihuui wii: privilcfio; ’ impcn'fianlion; MaRltiraie JudRe Tbom at )1. line, tutpended $78.50 coun ' c o u n triiii A p ril t ‘>. Miipslruie jp tii JudKc Kvvin ISarrcKn. IOT N fiStinic Judge Tbocnai1 IL A = - lie defender (ce, $30 proba- I’.O n tic J y . n'jiicnb Jamet Oillcy, 18. 197 W. Roger Leon Rhode*. 40. 850ISO E 200 S.. lion fee; 12 mont Funded by USDA |T ] lirfnd.iC<.x.2-.JI7 22n Jerome; dec or ailcmpi to elude Jerome; baiiery amended 10 ditilitiurbing Ihe lion; SO daytt li In Jail, f T t u t p e ^ o d ; Rural Dcvelopmcnl ^ .(^ôtlinis; viiilalion of)f proieciivcpt order; poii« officifficcr Bmendnl lo failure 10 notify peace; $200 fine, tutpended, $63.50$< coun Magltiraie Judge'IgeTliomaiii.BorTCicn. innricvni; 17 munlh»’»u|iupcrvi|H-ndcd, t u i 4B diKrclinnai^; reck- '• Botreieti. ' Marilyn Burkerke Blitt v>.' Victor Kodger W ^ ■ tiiK(»)liccf)Jficcn'plc4iIi-Jided innncem; prelrial drivinfirinfs SISO fine, SIOO luipcndcd; 90 ' Miiiy Jo Singtaion, 20, 43535 Third Sl., Blito. : c iin f c r c n c c M a r c h 2*);h jujjuw lrMl-Apriiy; d.v.in Jail,ja: 8K tuipcndcd; MaRiflralo MuRiMriicJyjRcKCTinl'.Jnl*..t««ldy..- JodwThiinhiimaitl. IVirrcicn. llfcnil.i C.iy l.indu),y.2>. 21 J17 22nd Ave. Chruti.pl ------wrrc«wjiirrnmI vlolinOTrir ptnK-v s,„ |,uh|; Ul • >i(in ‘or coniriillcdcd n u h t t u n e c - 4 • f in e , $ 600 0 0 tutpcnded.1 S78.S0 courl cotlt, ■ pirncNtion/inlciit lii uw «inj $<0 r r a m r , c druK p jR ip I ic tiiia i* p u blie lic defender I (cc: 12 montht' tuper- rpjjBLiTCAirm . jdm iu viuluiinn: JcmeintenciriK A pril 20; ★ . MufdMnilc Judpi Ktnnnl-.C>vvidy. T. I la M BOISE-IDAHO Ccciruc Kivikirk. 20.220. 2003 K. 30S0 S.. M ■ ■ p W endell; rcck1i'«> drivInKvinw failure lo pur- — B l . ch.iv. invulid drivcr't h(vn'lltenw; pk'iidctl inno- B M M I + 1 0 . ccnticoururial Miirch 2<);MJpitr4lcJudRe2!U L ★ IDAHO POWER - QWEifECT COMMUNICATIONS • CITIErnEs&couiÊS ★ I BdMnvo^BoMk||unm iiuaiK w |l^^ K ev in 1’. C a v 'iily . i f SURPLUS OPERARATIONS - CONSTRUCnON EQI•QUIPMENT ^ ■ Jo tc Aninnici Silotiit,lit, r.4.(i 2J4 Svvenih H ROUGH ■ A PRIL 11 Avv. \\\ CiOCKlinK: di>K nui«nuiun«r» (Ii.irkiiiK); SU NDA ' ★ • pli-adcil innnci-ni; courlu n ilri.1l M a r c h 2'J; S U N D>Ay. A MARCH 25 • 10:00AM N).iKi% V jlcnnci«. c iu . lb. 70b Eifîb , ★ SATURDAY, M«ARCH3iV 2001 • 10:00 A M i 1 1 Avc. \V., (iiNxJinK: drivinfi.ins under the influ- ■m Machinery-Shop'Misc.-’ i( American AS)swiciated Auctioneers S£ t n c c ( u n d e r 2 J); /jilu r cMu lu purchase.f Invalid . Castlafotd Sale Yard ^ I f driver'^ liceiiw ; M.'nlcncinîclDK .M arch 2 2 ; fu il' ______u t e t» f o r (Hilico.of/KcLffKcr; di»mi»vfdj.y______Âdveniiemenl - Match 23 __ _ _ ★ 2250 Southth Raymond & Targhee! StreetsS * I ” -★ j-— — :J-84 Exits ...... pru>ccutor;>M .iKi»rjli;lie JudceJ Kevin 1'. MASTEiFERS AUCTION SERVICE ls:50Band;52VBbTse71d;Idaho ------'wûhigl^W^^ H w w irw.maatafaauctloh.eom w .i ★ A utom obiles • P IdIdoips' 4X4’8 • Vans - Tmdu(*»-.TiallOT * , * Bucket & Uft Tnickss - Badcftoes - Tnen c iiefB --DlggerOgnlda D * I T Sentenc{hgs >AY, MARCH 2 6 - 11:00AM T o n H K ^ L MONDA'I ★ U ght & H eavy C onstrucuction Eipjipniefit - CompresiKsoij-BeM rator* ■ J K t n n e lh I.. IU)y»l. .115.i Clear Ukes Issak ^ ^ I n g a n d ' tiinv. Ilulil: driviiiK underiider the Influence; sak&OaidOY - Valley Auciion i f &ts-Electrical-Undideranwnd & O vertiead^jnstEqulpmeilt- ★ | th mpTnidcs, Over 200 Units Sl.OOO fine. SJ5II MivpcnJetnM. S7H..™ min P»l»'oiato Equipmenl • Tractors ★ c o n t ; IHO ------CondueM OQStft fSSVillfjfo * I STEEL&RECmjUWG tliôtltoohnoiiSaliriiiy' | ■ M iincc; Sl.O f*) fin e . û»pcIldlxrnded. $*3,50 fimn MONDAVIAY. MARCH 2 6 - 1 1 :0 0 am By: • AMIRICAM AS] Pl>or«|206)362-I428 * ci»iv S im piilihc defendi-rider fe«i 3fi5 -auctioneers.com^ Scoit Holmes & Neighbor _ _ __ _jail.Mi>iH'ndeil,24 incmihSth-s p| ro K ilin n s u [ > c r -______—*-2250 S.-Rsymond-| | 11 uctlonoars:______- 7 ___ v iw il .11 liiu ilitftelKin (ilnl prprobatiorj officcr, . Machinoiylory ■ Shop ■ Iriigeiion • Gooding ID FIVECOAT w - . |MKx-\\iiiiînienl In iim; drU|i J Boiso. ID. 33709 • ^ \ \ HAD LOWRY . Z d iv n ii\H .tl Iiv pn>M.-ciiior.f Niit E S S S Ad,ftdvortisomeni-March 24 kRYLRHEAD * K e v in 1-, C iw id y . . ERS AUCTION SERVICE ChnMophtT C. Ijn tn . 1 if-k-kit'kifk'k ^ I-;.. fliH id in n ; ilriv in R u nnder d e r ilic influeiiie. WWW.rw.mastaraauetion.com jl.lMH) Im c . SHOO »i»f>enilo•nded. 57h .^0 c .m rt ------ciM s;IKO(Liy>injiili. I7H.II7H .U s susiK’niii’d, TUESD A 12 m o n lh V M i|)er\’iH.'d ill th e ilise re liiin o f DAY. M A RC H 2 7 - 5 :0 0 ’pm lircili.iliiiii iifficcr; 'lO djvIjv driver'si! liccnse Housousohold-Tools-Aniiquos MiHl>enMi>n. (JO d .iw .ih«ilii -MiiKi'lralcJudKe Kevin l' t. C o a slignmoms lg n Wolcomo-Joramo M ipiel A. Lin.i, .H, ini.'ini.-; s . l-'ir. S n . fil K L A A .leriime; tlrivinn wiihoul ptivprlVlleKe^; p lc .id e d EVAS AUCTION BARN natioonwlde long nuilly: S7(I.SI1 r.ne. Sf.J.SiF.].!;n couri coMs; 208-324-5521 : i M.iKiMruK' J i i il w K evin I'. C iw id y . WEDNES Jerom e County ESDAY. MARCH 28-6:00 pm 3 ’niture • Tools • Collectibles distance imicluded •. .li;H()M K-K«enl.aiuihiivilvin.’tlhDisiricl • d i - ’ Court in .letnnie Cnunlyy imincluded the fo|. limitiK: usehold. Misc. • Twin Fa'lis TaWraking Consignments Daily Arraignments with 300 minulutes a month for oionly $27.95 a month1 th. i and appearances H U N Tr BROTHERS G AUCTION one-year serviivice agreement reqiquired. S-mnv J. A ndervm .’■(,;‘li U(11J l-iR lilii A v e. ______208-734-2S48: ______< 1-.. N», .15; Je to m e C iltn in R u cure; pretri.il confeten >OAY. MARCH 29 • 11KX)am M.iU'lra.e.|iidw’n«-mg»H.,.n.ll..n™T.. _____MarkErk Bulcher • Farm Eauipmew — T ' '■.■SiCTtrAnnnrnicrrir^ n quos-Collectibles • KimbDrly------Jerom e; liurRl.iry (IkucIi.i^ I S p r S i " — -Ami','.. ■ 1^ country-’ lile.i'M .-nieiicinK .Nt.ircli I'l.'I.M.ipMraicJudKc M.i AdviWvoniscnii!nt-Maich27 niiim a\ tl. IkfrcNeri. UrieiC. Ay.d.i. IW.-KMS,. Jerome; MASTCR^R S AUCTION SERVICE povNex*ioiinfc,.nlrollcilM'd sulisiunce i nilh WWW.fi intenl Ki m;inu(.icliitvfdel.'(deliver; chiinKe ______w.mastarsauctlon.com' . lile.i'Hnlendnu.M.itcIi I'l.,M.i ■^Hlm.l^ II. iioneM T i ...... MDAY,AY. MARCH 30 • 11.-OOAM C hlliK i IL im .irJ. 47.(i'K1S.flS.ir.(X)K..Kden; 1 lewd ciindiiri-wiitrchilild uun n d e r K> ( t h r e e ._Tcd,g.Cin!lyBQdily_._. - ______ch.itKi'^l; prvlriiil ciinferiiferencc April (.; Farm farr Equipmem-fiurlov ' M.iW 'lr.ilc JudKennim .i»sli. II. IlorTcstii,I flHu, D.ivid ChriMeiivin. noaK'i.aKeavail.iblc.1*. yvBnisemom-Maich28 ’ . I) Ibn .ill. Miin.niKti; failureihirc I.^jililam sjv;____ . M A S TERS E R AUCTION SERVICE J ______B lT ------nTirptm ntrrniiire'-Rraiiik-,ilieir .inre.irTnK; wWW.n - • M.ipMfale.Imlm-ni'miiHll.lsll.IWirrocn.' -- ______v.masteruuctlon.com J a m e s I l ti .i n I 'r j i e v,-i . .Kl. .Ki !;75 N. l-ir. K Jetnm e; driiiliK Millmul pnvil[muleces; ni> pr.«il SATURDRDAY. MARCH 3 M 1 :0 0 am •fil 2; M ati'irjit J . . II. Il7 ( llf m i . I p. Jerom e. diMiirhini;IK ih Ih c p e .ic e ; se n ' 208-734-2548 tented March I'l. M aw'trjii'.•Jlr Jiiiljie Ilionijs ------II ile I). CoiiM kv. 24.J. tl)tlllOS. IJiicohi. idvertisemont • • March 29 l' > ^ .\{>t. < I. Jerom e, divirikilyvc.,.iduct;st-nlenc- cun MASTER:ERS AUCTION SERVICE ci ini: M.irch 2I>. M .ihiinut mmjiit im lo pto|H.'rty; lM iier% .'-eilieiieniK fo r liiMiitlMiiihiiiK Ilie i>e.icc • w w wv.mastorsauctlon.com .rr .M .irih 2<‘>. 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SdddM’, 19, lOU Fifth 61, Rtpat; >.S«ISOcDatt' ■ ■ ij Vil^ J U imttwlCeÛ.;yU,2i,366E.S00 8H eMceuncftIt failun to app«ar (er mbdeeewf wÛoBaeaptnMi. iraflkdtaiialatkw. dlantlwad; ooe OMinl falluw to K '|i D*naU Uwk JtmM. 41, Wayne Tnu, 22.389 & 100 iS«£sJ2f’ sa'W^^s=r-esi5Si Ituitewlre drivlnf. pltMUd guiltyK f e . , SOSOcwtcaa. m a )GNI SSX lta. II. 437 R 50 W, Mo. IS. TIOI 3»SH| n a s Ymte Rka. 21.200 S. 71E. Rup jr&llaOixnqr. • Borimdririerfri(« trilliM p t h i l ^ found dtWk tk w . pleeded Bdty. SfiS^ ■ j m m ■ fK si-jssj^triS cnn coati, two dly^ u Tm dayt HB pileyCiUknnv. mÛcoMi , 24.313 Uodea St., MhlOiai* « lloItawtyr°^**” ’ xme Julct UkhMl R. Crsbtm. Jehn Crsnlllo; 45. PA t a 343. n s !;s» £ s ; - UkjsOiiTM. «jc unknown. 819 Burton H III theft, found (uUry. S136.S0 flae,'- n,S6.1220E.lS(hSi.,. » & m c S S lS a e are pleased to hD^ ' • f J«riteU.UMch.24.1M6I> cwtnt>tIaa90d«ytdri«'iUame :S164.43 iMitutka due to vktbu, tte Mine ocdited. two day«'UaU:taia ' . J lijsisisxsffi D(raoi Maglttrete Jud(« Roy C. Sb’akky A, sS T "' CMull upea ccnaia pmnwl, amen ■ m m , i«ty. ple«ied guilty. S8GJ0 fine.,S61S0 K court i g s c & t e ESS^rSSSre t Ljc«en,3a;UOO&ll72W.O*kkr. 'con. 30 dqra'jail. 30 dqn napcnded. Um atdi<«4; M ulunie Jl tpottttiiooofcnntreUedMibit'tnce. ' led.Uenuh*Ikdlowwy. ——2 -;.ud4i.%. Ric. ask m vto.VfaMG^VMahnntile,--- ShfaSilld )r„-S7r7BI8— ------J O S e p - Z OhwSw ctMM r«Uur« UcBride Pin . Burkr. vehide t ^ we A s h l e y J r ' J e s s i c a 1rvgulMkn violation. pk«ted guilty, ■ ' T a ta o l W a r d B M A l l r e d ner dtMac iBder the Inftuenca. fou>^ SeiSOcootcsan. 00 fine, r%JO court cmi*. four deys' Joaa Scrvio Rkar4> Amtrii. 4t. 41 HASctncrf SuMnDo«r avwAtfw, • ra suMrr Qo>^ ari4 hu imn 5 R.Cnbcre«. 7 / . » dayt tutpcnded. 90 day*' drlrer'i Âw Rupor; vetikle abe. weight, qpi mCa^Scoiiwidanecwnolm* ki^m upetutoM l^crcdil^ M*«ltlrate lJo*«iri puna on bMn171 vo cstncoM. t>MnoVeug* am m»3f n &rwv« intttui* a Sm»» Jrrj?m ts wy* 1:-.^1:-.^ i >■/■-- * lne.K3i0a»lcM(a.- 9 R«y Admi, a. 219 & 4S0 E. Burim Jose L. Monroy. 63,1002 Second S fHic^ graphcxMT. t J«h»Ai>HUf«n.'eaSS6 l rielcnca butoy. eaended to baiiery. 'vcMcIc *ia. weij^ $pied reculatienlien violation. S-'Siiss ■ s S auibT. IIOO fine. S&330 court oxli, 60 pkaded 1 guiby. S100 fbw, $SUO outi c .• 310 ChenySt, Baker S8 dm aucpcnded. one yotf pnbaiion. Beniamin Nanirete Jr, 18.414 bBSSTrupoi: dlled: Magliirate Judge Roy C, t S63.S0aun IWto4w'*"" ed.Umonh* pnbetioniMaciimeJudjKRoyCllollloOony. John D. UcXatiic, 28.483 W. 100OS.Paul;ope S . r sentenclngs !count inattentive drMnc pleaded guibuiby.SSOrine. c Chalet Young. 20. 1550 Pretcoit.' iS63A ciHoi cD>c <» CoImfo^ plMded S6 a*J£Sd. Ore; four count* (oqpay of nnanclil trailed t tubuuKC. pleaded guilty. Si: nxird.'tbre« count* dlanluetl.''on« -v-*48iSO —1 court cBBi. 90 dayi-Jail.« daj — 35f5^ra«nhour.SD,Btii H S - -:^SoanVi - B a r r y ------Kfcd guilty; Diflrict Judjto Monto a -----~‘ (d. tM) yean protialkKi; Uai^ttrale JujudgcRoyc E l d e r e lloUoway. ' r e n H S & f l J e n k s Sum ner •jO. Bn 324. Pauk w Mandl KiKay Bingham. 20. 811 W. 400 S.. Danny Paul Davi*. 18. 368 AihI AA>e, Kuna; u VnMiodtituri)i>«thcO. I lleybuTOTOone awnl miidetneenor poaietiion of inlerfefenec i wiih penon tcitlng dofidof pleaded Sa«i • a rv«et«oiwia>man i«oi H*rwtp«tcvaM (WiwiwnrtaiifSal fUr,[ :ra%» t 'SSbSd'^.JlOOfine.Jinc. KUO COUR CMU. druspanpher!>hemaUa wilh intent to u«e,diaUucd. guilry.1 S6150court coa*. 10 day.' jail.iLIOdaytw*. I nSMMCcu^.îc^.^t.FFA.ardYOiieiOiaxi • a oS*. SôCiu ik '.t.rr- r4i r^*r< n wti *r?v- «Û dqi* Jiil, to diQi anpendR9d«d.iUo>antiapr» Uattnniejut!:Jud(eHidudRCnbtrae;anecouM (pended. U month* ptr>baiian: MienisarateJudBe Seati pui» 10 »s«n3aanJeKepaarapmueacvwrx Cctr-nrarMurrqOnr- O j r , A r w j r * « •jtrii "nijo iJii S^tMioo tin* credited: MictomJameJudeoMJdUd fetoiy pouettiwuion of a antroUed wbatance with IRoyCKoOoway. • •ducaacn tM'crv3>tia»»MHVv * R-CnlXTes. inicnl to deliv ple«l«d pOlrr. Dinria Judge Alan Knopp. 19.204 A l.mne UrUne. Rupen; t . AlbeneA. RcTCiin, iS.(IS. 6S9 Milter Av«.. ManirS.C«l) one count rexiating offKcn. divniued. S BwlenoMcouiu failure 10*1 powctaicn of'alcoholic bcvcnwxbynii . S aeu»ciiaka.disaiwd:ciMloasamtmnilddri- lllVflnnAlie sentenclngs ;ad guilty, S86.50 fine, S63.S0 court * m 'l Uctfue; found culily,)«S6JJ0 nne. S61S0 JUVBmie Bcnht’probaicn. tix momhidrinr'tlM _ . 2 court eattt: Maciilrite' JudgeJuc Micbael R. MelttaRm>Ri>Kn.lG.Ut80rieMa]A««.Bur1ey; t Z Oibmb >e«lng of atchool bus pt(«kid guilty.. Ûont'c > JiKte Mkhad R. Crab^ 4 Sonny Ncvam Ochoa.i.2i.aiiw 21. . 400S-. % S6XS0 court aMi; M«clmie Judge Ray AUm Tt«cy. 36. ^le r. P(^Fi'i: ill EUE lbjbum;(M)cx»n»driTHW>' .Cnbtrcc. cd e guilty. S3&S0 fine. SOJO ou t COM • r OMcmuu round cuiliy. (WOf Jail. 30 dayt tutpcnded. 12 monthlu„^tk.v | Dante :: aM.20da)i'iâneynriiri MiSisraie Judcc Mich*el R. Crabtrea A n d r e w * pauisn, tinw ecditcd; one“.^K ow SSS: Minldoki)ka County * Mima J. BauiitlA, 20. 109 S. SSO»!;»«> i Mllloi ^ E o One. r ts o court coMvJ«vMd«y»-i.il.ooo BUI’ERT.IJ^Recent activity In Slh Diurict econicaipl of court, pieadcd guilty, Sl!SlSlSOrme; ^ )wdriT^llee(wnBpcnuan. Ctiurtm Minid Magisuaicjucto Nathan W. tUgcr. aneunmcUacismeJijdfiaRa DwMlntttalKlaMd as SluiMnl Oo)r Pre*>d>nt Iw Artf,rkfCriierir»:.iot«i»v»>Mcwvw' »<•«» AtbenM.Lopci.aj.9MHi: aiutlMWA XOO-JOOt.JinotO«CUuS«nalOf. imMOOand irwfrc'W*' ot I'W Kjlo«l Huttoc Soo'fi 4»J lww«u MIsdemimeanor dismissals IDninkeiHlriving senteietK ln g S FrttnmanOauPreiPmxkrt.tMMffM H«r\aa cw>«i«)HUneo Wccflrjs 1-C Jc-' •:» mt *101« I Srr.-j-. -j>. > thr«« couni* Iniufflcieni tun wnoatraanitFmrananyMi ariM wy\tTQ co a m t iM ed fuilry, one emtnl S61SKUOcBairoili.30 nI. i'Lewiv 27, ISIl Malta Avc, Burk>; Jorge Aguirre. 42.454 & 100 w. RiR upot;^ .b.-.tnlh.Hcno,n •-CO-» »i.' .-1 2 darfJaU.ZSdijiwpendcd.li ilhout privilese*; Maîtrale Judge demeanor, " pleaded Euiliy, S200 lint'inc. $288.50 t;- S-c.iy-v * CDum SlOO Hne. SfiXSOoMRSrrt.fAa'S a Uoway, court o CDSV JUdayt- fail. 28 day* aito ^ litue ciediletl; one lartinei Vargai. 37. 410 ISih St.. . motuhi ■> probation. 90 day* driver’*rSf*J^ & -- 1 liture 10 present Idcniiflrtiion for . - peaiion. P two day*' MinUUuU work>rkprogr^ 5 count SIOO nne. S61S0 courtS»3L®S a KSTiSCimaie Judge MkhaelR-Cnbttw. ■ UagiaraieJudviRoyCltoDoway.* mi., line crediicd: Kioanala RR. Nevaret. 37. 335 S. 450 W... , J r.Azr^.'Ts.': conimpt of.couni.Ma*J»ir*l«.Judte___J-JelonyLdiamissals— S^nrursr-Jife'S;•Cnbtrw.______^______------Rodney taleme. 60.'J020 L»itk.“*.“Apl.'268. , . Z Ri.pcn:prob.iion«ioblioKpl« pleaded 1UU7 . 71 JeffoyD.>D.VTe(t,2S.309i‘uhennslUy.Ap(. Bolie; . one count aitctnpt to elude a ided. line ertdlled; 12. Rupert;rt; IWO1 counit contempt oC court; |, canotticen C H r lss t] r D a n t e l II MarcM~^ LCratxree. MaeisinlejudJudge NathtaW.Hi«er. Dtftrkt “ JudM J. Williais lUn. IS. 718 Oriental Aw, Shaun M, S ' Ray BagV. 52. ISO S. 9S0 i:, Dcdictio: iniujfj. B o w mn a a n H M H E d w a r d s r M o n r o e 2 Roboio A. Eaalante. 4S. 71 M. Slaley. 22. 461 14ih St.. Apt. 2. cicnl . fund* check fraud; MagiiitaIt.le Judge g f ^ conlem'pt of court; S700 mtiluiion Michael R. Crabtree. Climt: Uagittrate JudRe Roy C. Cw«r>ahMcwt>icnocMerw'auootM'tan'n)' Ora<OOj II fw C*-« !inr tu -..If . m 'f licenie luipenilon. i .0 Naranjo Jr.. 26. 2031 llolttein. . 0 DbnktJuSeJ.WUIiatnHan. • nlQaU»Senool8>t9'»" <»« B 7) B OS' b p mivf' r« E^ctva Txra*' Sni" ^ I*" UI J-.1 BI«, tr.^'i. 1..j2jd Miller Avc------ntolllcen. pieadcd IJk£m^'IailJXdrire^-M«^^ -----1 - .. ' Butler, imcounlirciluintocticn toun e« l\30 MichaelbelR.Crtibllee. JJuvenll^seritenclngs : StliSsSfîS „M ari.AA. .» Kowamato. 52. 412 Righlh St., Adam Uipei. 1& 59 E. Baieline.. Kup^;Ki dri. « t6U0aMRC«».90dtyi')aU.iiail.« dayi auvend- ring without prinlege*. amerHled mulnnliddri- It ime aediled. concur- RoyC ItoUowi ' ver-* VI lictnK: pleaded guilty. SCftJ fu * cd. one ytar’i protwtian. 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H H B ■ r iSSS m a g g j 2 j g 2 i « 6 g g Q Wm ■'i' , 1 ^ ,1i . . _ J 5 ^ f ■ 3 ^ 4 ^ 10 I 1 2 ~ 7 r \ ® 1 / , N. i wWin a Gift C ertrtificate From I ■ ■■■ ; Name ______i Crow ley’ss • Grocery Outlet • Pti>iatt Electric • L ittle ReiRed Hen Mail COr)mpleted entry to:>: C A lbertson's • M ■ M cClanalian’s • Im agiigination Station • Papapa Murphy. Hoppinin’, Boppin’ Bunny_ Addres s __ ■ ~Rules; c/o'0 Times News - Citv .stateSl i Find the manatching eggs scattettered throughout thehe Times- . n J____B News keginlinninaJVIonday, Manirch_26_through_Wedi adnesday, r.P.O. Box 548 ■ April 4 and (paste them to the m — — A g e ------— f-Phonef >— i matching eggs shownwn above. - Twin1 1Falls, ID 83303 ;H Some days's 'there may be mon)re than one egg andnd others ' i . ; H there may be none. Must b e recei:eivedbyApril11,:, 2 0 0 1 l i B TjkmvTi ifeTmT H a p p;j y E a ste r! r \ Fax, C opyy & Lamination Service f r o m ,y o u r lo c a l . ^ M \ Hallmark CanJards & Full Line of Gifts iROCERY [ m - Office Supplie)lies •’Teacher Supplies k.7Si Shop LDS Books &I SuppliesSl • G eneral Booli . I ( Ibeitsons § Downtoitown oyitEXn Locatcd on the fo r a UnJnique ^ south silk' of'thi Experiei'ence! » : 1221 A.Misiin • IH.SIH.SI I’.ildim-lUl . hvin I II , litipcrl Sqinirc ! : - 1.{Ill I'oinnmiiKTvIk- • Itiirlvy See you o( £osc«-l \ 4 3 6 - 5 6 6 1 timUN AVE. SOUTH • 733-10'1041 231 8 Addidlson Ave. E. > MO«OA». raOAT 7 JO AM . 5:» m i ’ WWAir . lOAM.fciOfM * Mi l Twin Falls,Is. Idaho ■■ ' - m ^ l J jO R I z p N H I Toy .THOP« I s 1 ■ ! ! IES • SCIENCE • HOBBIES ^ B ’cn llu- SH Specialtyly •& Learning Toys ^ . ftoiriOigjfiic farms Using limler llunny NOAiniOlOIlCS. drinks Ilorizim NQ HQOM'^-iCSandtJOPeSTlCIIiTiCIDES Organic Milk - He. I H a p poy } ^ 4 . kmwMlial's wlial , 2 589 E. 5 0 0 S. Paul, I keeps him liiippitif;! E a ste i Happy Easter! 208-438-84500 An iMster haskcl m iy M all'^H •ryone in the Magic \ $ B 9 Magic Valley to ever] c Valley!. full Ilf i^twd heahh!h! l i ------'• 734-7888 Hwy 30 • Burley, ID * 67 «a>«.o : gourlS^tSU^ÛSF ■ I t i o n e d h M Now openened at our new locatio, w w w .ppersonnel.com e mM 151 Sth Av«kve. W. 7*XA^tK0*\ 1965 Bluee L ak es Blvd. N. 1 111 Filer Ave.,..TwinFalls. T\ ID •733-7300 • TwInFallsJIdaho 735 Overland,nd, Biifley, ID » 6 7 8 '4 0 4 0 ------b?^ Twin-galls MttlrBorterie^-370 0709------H W Y 24M • Rupert, ID • 436 j ^ r ■i , ■ ; ■ t J^ . ■BT AVAILUUEGOPir Sw«iT.IT. Hmti 28.21)01 ,TtowHm.TWi,TMnFali,MMa B-7 W p F l iSrNews spbrlspsp a g i^ to t e m chers feâr losinjigstrgarinside aaccess Lsee liow yodrl’ favorite team Issd ij o liig . AP>-WhiteBird The-' e-' U .S .. E n v iro n m e n ta l1 Ue. ■ ihg bperadodons and their large n ;i^^h er -EniieiRii.Roblnson says Prot^ edon Asency^ current ruless ’’TheyYedian^ngboaixitsinmid- quanotiesofiof m an u reare properly arstos inin rugged Idaho areaimimed mainly a t lai%er,ani>,I*, stream.” he said of thehe depart- maintained, si aie^ôiily a 1. said Karen Metchis of ly areas stockmen mal-feeceeding operadbns. The ^-• ' raent,“WereaIlyfdon‘tkrknow what the agency’:ry’s Office of W ater __ csn waiBisftiicirfliii Bnimal%-and rap- ,P 9 $edd .cb < a n g e s w o u l d 'i n c l u ds e ... ..dieregsare.gCHngtobe.t^” —Management,n t. . — pos^/ed£iil oivinviioranM tal'n^ ~ feedlots6 ts, cow-calf and purebred1 Ranchert have beenn p acking OMild:cfaaiiâlIthathat • ■ . ' operatioItions m u d t sm aller in size. • public meetings nationonwide to '• ng to affea all of . ' ' H ies proposed p rules update the2 talk about the rules, sueuch as o n e it’s going to cost 1976 CleanCk Water Act to expand'1' this Ih u rsd a y in Boise. raOQCQTaortal notslOtMsurethaties . thedefilefihition of cattle-feedingI “It’s been standingroooom'only,” 'V\T i iS^Tlim nee.leeds to be more operatkItions' to ta k e ih n e a r ly allI said Lloyd K n ig h i of th e Id a h o ' \ I m B fem qg done befoiifore we believe .places:s where\ animal discharge; Cattle AssodaUon. “It’sV going to V / IbatW ar« hurtingng ithe water.'’ .couldaffea afi waier sources. have an im paa on cow-For’« f^.tao rtlorths of U » year, , ■ . I hi e aa| g e n ^ estim t^tes a s m anyt as well aS fe e d e r guys acrossa« the:-'. ■ The grass maytbe greener on ouiDur R o U n ^ 's ^ ,2 0 0I fet.wSlPC 5lors Since 1871 IDAHO FALLSS (.(AP) - Death Thompstpson and left his body at row inm ate Shawniwn Eric Smith 17»Mileiie’Cave, west of Idaho 2L - will spend the restres of his life Falls, P r e p a r a t ] behind bars, as enendless death Authohorities claim Smith _ ;____ aentence_appeaJsais.would.not___ p lan n eded-to.disfigure-thc-body rf • Individual!) •'“ P ihr bring closurc to his'mhis urder vic> a n d bunurn it, but fled when he tim’s family, 7thI DiDistrict Judge spottedd a a car n ear th e scene, 2 • O irpontions * Ochc RichardSt. CJairruJnd ed Friday. Sm ith th threatened to kill th e « • ilusincNNCs • LLC’s S t. C la ir h a d hai handed Smith three menme he had coerced into ’ S S l r . ‘tSThkjSr.br. 1 25) the death penaltyy irin 1998 in th e helpingg him li if they told anyone, SuUtlOlO Sid^niO ' 7MCX4 Kut shooting of David SWKMMT2b. ;id Thompson, Bonnevil:ville County Prosecutor ‘ 2SIIUA>*.\. . but th e se n te n c e wawas vacated in Kipp Mai>Ianwaring said. • tetanr 1999 when anothericr judge ruled Manwitwaring contends the ;M Xb ■ the man’s.fonnerr aattorneys did judge shouldsh ha've again sen- n ot d o en o u g h to} defenddi Smith tencedI Smith S to death, arguing at th e first sentencinicing. ^the slayirlying.M-as heinous a n d th a t Smith has no popossibility of Thompsipson was kidnapped parole. ______b e fo re; hhe was killed. He said aml i GraMmU: E — S S /S .,- - - a lil d ------C M b w f------Hn “ "IfTihstituJetheihe death penal- th a t Srniimith, a convicted burglar, IHT.SJU} 3 WJI laMlanJ IJZ ty, this case will rc;result in m ore boughtt the ll gun for the murder .7M-9I06 7M-9m IHr.SuarJ _nmkLort But ______i?MI74 . 678 appeals,” S t. C lairr Siiid.s;i and solicilicited a m an to h id e it. IJffAt*wiAr. Smith, 31, killedtd Thompson1 in January 1998 ovorrthe tl affections , I ^ 6^131 of a lS:year*old gigirl. The girl broke off an-engiingiigement to Smith and lied to him,1 saying ‘ d e was pregnantt wwith 16-year- (Hd T hom pson’s childfiild. Smith shot Like mostSt hospital;s w e invesSt a great: deal in teSC hnology. Fortrtunately, vw e i n v e s t e v e n m o r•e e in h um arnity. f I s •'•V .'- '- i ‘ ' i '• ■ > , i - - '^ '1 HI I j«IB W m K iI i i iH h A All th e tcd m o lo gîcilly ic adrjnced medical equipmenttc in tlie worid1 emphasis of healinging on the individual. Fmm Q n ’t brinji com fortort to someone who's Siclc.•Ic.'iliat requia'S a humann . treatments to an enhancedeni mammogniphy u I ■ touch. Somciimc.s;s it’sit a fricnclly smile, Othciier tinie.s. it's a reassuringg Medical Center wank-ants to make a difference., . hug. No o n e undcTSlerstands that b e tte r tlian C(!assia Regional Medical1 pan of Intemiountantain Health Care, they'll m: Center. For m ore th:than -io years, they've Ikci.•en providing women treatment you need.ed. no m atter w hat it takes, throughout Mini;Ca;;Ca.ssia with top quality he;iealthcare by placing the: lechnology is u.selesiless...without people wHo IA R e g i o n a l H i f H IC A L C e n t e r IH C l.f/ni.r.f/i'f /nirrm iM infijm lU.ilih Catf M fn perinatal and neonatal unit. Cassia Regional :‘..\nd becau.se tliey're a mak/; sure you gel the .•s..\ftcrall.they know 0 care, I . 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ByioeSunnefl 2 0 0 0EWorld Vi bull , Tlme»New» wrttere t______^ ridinga%dutmjnon lie compeiitdcu o n ^ H | y •nVIN I-ALI5S - Cody Hancock, calls the threc-incliinch reminder thai ______.ru n s a lo n g tli e; .un.u n d e rsid e ol' l u s —------^------* B>Kl KareflBouiek...... chin a "sliaving scar.”scai T rivia Tlnwme»Wewt cowMpondwit Aside from a brokenbi ankle, a b ro k e n n o s e a ridrid v.iriiais' humps Qiins-noN; HAILEYH/ t. Fourteen^ckey sticks he has set on S ou th ern Id;ihiieuicic'Ti.n*»-pound, 5-fooi-6 youngster “the“ tli next Great One, the n volleyball toumimament “HeH e possesses an'unbridled drivIrive and determination that cliampion. W e’re reaeai l pniudofhini."| ly time he laces up his skates,”is,” Sifcak said. "And he h as i i JEROME - Th.T he .'J e r o m e s a Hancock was also happy io-Ih' 1 A m erican Legion bKisebaU a « team is ic 'that is unmatched and notot ceven conceived of by inosiost )______back a f th e schix.l>1 lie iii calk-Bengal footballII Ibegins spring woikoutsts Monday T ) ^ ■, POCATELLO-The•he Idaho State f footbal] team beginsis sspring work- A - / Xr u in so;)ftb a ll r1 o lls a l D uke c: > O M I N A^ ^ T E S outs on Monday asIS tlthe Bengals lo n g 11 . a n d third-year coach:h LI any L ^ s rr-, . , ta k e to the field for• ththe first of 15 1 W lf1 l Falls i stays | practices, culminatlating in the , ^ annual spring gamea oion Saturday, UnClCICfeated with I A pril 21 at 1 p.m. at: DavisDs Field. - KJrleBBMl * Spring practices,iS, w hich a re p a i r Oif i lpitching gems o p en to the public,, stistart daily at ‘ I 3:45 p.m. The Bengalsals retu m just ByioeSunnoivwn I .four full-time startei iw» writer______I rters on both nme»Naw» Duke's Jason .sides of the football.all. The team . ralso has 37 IcKermcninback. b ...... TW INI FFALLS - High school 1 Williams shoots past softball teams tei aren’t supposed to hu Southem California's Kimberly Youthll /Assoc. lo. 2 pitcher this good. U Sam Clancy during 'win Falls High softball s ,:3 the second hall ol team contintinued its early season ? signs up ball leaeagues NCAA East Regional he Kimberly ilominaiic,nee with a pair of wins ■ I ^ . KIMBERLY - The Anal Saturday In Y outh Association wil!vill be holding Re&on in rival Pocatello softball, baseball a n,d d T.ball ' sign- /, J 13-1 and 10-0, to remain Philadelphia. Duke ups on Saturday andnd April 7 at ^defeatedled at 7-0 this season and won 79-69. Pearson’s in KimberllerlyfromlO 3«mthete region. The Indians fell a.m . to 2 p.m. ' to 1-5 oveiverall and 0-2 in region F o r more informatio:Ition, call 423- P*ay- ^ 6173or423-more Cathryn Walker threw h e;r r second : no-hitter of the Game 2, while junior ^ Pair tie for lead.d a t lllen pitched her second M<«ir.otniMovi i»r)M.H.n * Canyon Springs'$ i consecudvcive one-hitter in the first PPocatello Indian Melonle Hoirr'Imes runs back to third base aafi fte r Twin Falls' • I 4 m TW IN FALLS - Bo AAshlea Pfeffede mitses tho ball.ba ^ B oise’s Tom ruins have allowed only .. Smith and Canadi the Bruins Have given up id.en Ryan ave hits thisthi season while outscor- ip h a v e played in onlyy- o<> n e âinL' iluit lias t Bcnedictson both sho been unearned. The team's c nent.s 844. The four runs “ s earned '.rounds 70 for a sliare o run average is zero. Tlir iie y ’v e Pieaso soe!2e SOFTBALL. Page C2 I •round lead of the Canyiinyon Springs A m ateur on Saiurday.y- S m ith won tlie touri)urnam ent in 1999. Bcnedictson is a mJKi : a student at U ta h Valley State Colleallege. E a g les^ c o m e u p sh o5 f t U , Three Boisc golferfe rs a r e t\vo ^liic Devils pro\)ve too good forhr VSC back at 72 including; firetfir Rupert. O C T , mance they . . Athletic Conferference. Salt Lake • _ , le Associated Press* - Marc Rhoades and an( Shane ; *s p lits mneeded and.still r>V improved to 13-13-10 a n d .S-4. - \ _ .iKainsi .1 ileam c a i iliai w.is Ncwcomb. ^ dldropped a game. Fresiiman Aninnings inI GC a m e 1. strik iiin I c „ „ , -73 w ith UVSC freshniihman Brady )iiihern California ran oiii: >oi OIU' h.iski'i in i Ik - I.l.isiisi JO niinuu-s d o u bb le h e a d e r o f s e a s o n i t ’s v U p MIJl^r • out six, (0 oiulul the. Eagles’ .wo ; Stanger and Sun Vallialley golfers isw e rs a g a i n s t ______.imi I'orcetl .lasori WiWilliams iiti» been for the ^ 3 # game losing stretreak and luiicli Jus • y D ave Cropper and JameimesMorley. D u k e le a m ~ ^ ” . slioiiiiiig -1-for l in the seconii 1 Eagle.s. tiStfK E second win ia t would IIOI TournamentIts hah,. CompHad fromn»taffreport$ «l S a lt L a k e CSI split its - ^ , ‘'f J ' " ’. • 'i'»> Sopliiinmre PiUi’iuil Boyd took the J ; denied in the. . r A c Anil (hi-.v lo-;i ““ -(v'!, ByJoeSiUMWfIWI d(dotjbleheoder with SaltI Lake lossin tlieseconia n d g a m e. • m c ..\ T r i v i a Ans\m;r; . C.-\A Rasi "^^'3 "Wo played oneic ofi llic.he-.l- Tlm»»Newtwt »port» wrtter ' C', svell" CSI • . Rej-i.L‘gional cham- ’ I lmiiis »ve p la y e d a ll11 y yc e a r loiiifilii." The first round ofif lilast year’s ------. tataking the first game 2-0 bbefore assisiani coach';h Boomer Walker I pionso nsh ip S a tu rd a y itiîhl. coiich Henr>’ Bibhyy said.sa "1 don’i NCAA tournament.It. K n ig h t’s SA L T LAKE L CITY - The fafalling in th e second 3-2. l lh u e split said. “He's nott ren a lly 1(K) i>ercem J The Thi Trojans thought llu-y haKui know It' ihen-'s anylviyhody ihal c.in Hoosiers were thrairashed by CoUege of:jf Southem Idaho base- m oved CSI’s record to 13-1515 over- riglil now and heht was still able to • takenk e n D uke’s Iw st shot in tlii.- fir'irsi heal Puke. I thoughtfit Wt’ w ere ill il •^^p p erd in e, 77-57. ball teamI gigot th e pitching perfor- all and 5-7 in the Scenicc W est If. trailing hy jast five iniiiiis'a . Pleasja se SCO CSI. Page C2 * ' Please soo;o DUKE.Dl C2 c-2 TlfflwK«wi,TwhrwhFtB>.iiUw Sunday, Mvch 29,» , 2001 S portsS ______^ . 1 , linseaimswcccp off P o e aItelJo-J- B o n n ej v i l l e b e• e a t s ! By Kevin Hall I Times-News sports18 ineiJ to p ilch a Burley came to b a t in the sevciventh. , the-Bees easily handledhani the Buriey ■ two-hitter. “We had som e chances toistayin st pitchingstaffSatunIturday. The wins markedked a successful this one, but we’ve got to0 starti ' Bonneville h ddild a comfortable 7- home debut for the Bruins, who being more aggressive at th e 1 lead after aI five-runfit second ’ im p ro v ed to 3-2 o\overall, 2 -0 in plate," Bobcats head coachh Matti Irming. It wouldId p:prove to be the Region III. Pocatelltello dropped to Harr said. only runs the Beesses wouldV need. r-' 2-4 o v e ra ll, 0-3 in the confer- . It was the first conferencece loss “T hat was by’ far the best game encc. for Burley (4-5 overall, 3-1),1), who we’ve played both)dj cdefensively and-' ••We’ll ta k e that, said first- are now ded w ith th e Bees for:or first offensively,” Copelapelandsaid. year Twin Falls coachi Matt place in D istria IV , V, VI comJmpeti- T h e Bees addedcd ttwo m ore in th e Qoition. Rasmiissen. •‘Thathat’s great for fifth an d dien expleixploded w ith a 10- • “I didn’t expect this at i ns. Anytime you ccan get that ta ll," ru n outburst in the sixth to all b u r ------first one. it’s hig.^’ Bonneville co ach K irk Cope!pcland e n d t h e g ^ e said, “rm just happy .to get out01 of — ■—“T hey jumped1 off th e b at sw ing--- ^ - Pitching, defensense and manu- > here with a w ia” ing th e tu t and wewc cdidn’t come out . facturing runs pav paved the way Defensively, t h y e was litdede die . and compete,” BuBurley assistant • for tlie Bruins, uhoho scored tbeir' H | H | BoiBobcats could do to -i•stop coach Shaun Walkeriker said. , first six ru n s in Garrjam e 1 w ithout p H H Bonneville. H arr used threetree arms In the a hit. The Bees got it going early,ly, tak- fr a m e to tryy '• • and stanch W hen th e h it diidid co m e - Jing a 2-0 lead in th e top of thete first B onneville’s offensi'ense first pulling. high chopper in thetho fourth that H m B B inning on RBI siry jle s by ShShane Peterson in favortr of Kam R e d d w ., Carl Blackwood beabeat to the bag SmiUt and John PaiDey. . But after eight motmore batters and - •- It seem ed to re-e:e-energize the Burley had opportunldes t10 o stay : only one out, Harrirr gaveg th e nod to ‘ Bruins, who chas(ased Indians : - t j inin tJthe gome, how ever. In bothdl the A ndrew McMurray.ay. s ta r te r C lay to n HiilHubbard after ‘ first and thii^ innings, the obcats M cM urray gaveive up two more, his fourth base on>n bI a lls in th e 13iad the bases lo ad ed with onlyiyone doubles beforere ending the' - ■ " . r r r ’- Vv'-i-i out-DUL > onslaught. 1-. ■ The Bruins addeided two more . : -BurBonnevillepltcherGeoeorge ------“Ourkidsareswiswin^gthe bat— ; - qi^hapa ^ ' worked him self out off bodit re a lly w ell right[ nonow,” Copeland runs when Nathann HHolman took ^ ^ iams, only beaning Jaicson JoncJ1CS to - saicL home on a Ben MnMueller steal ' i scor«ore Joe Peterson in the first^ farnnkttaiiittMyi and a Colt Jones sactsacrifice fly for _lhc.Jobcats left seven r th e 8-5 lead. V-'' v-■•'ryg 'OMO )7 9 sevc« ven runners on base in the i rav^nitUrmOM Rasmussen saidJ hjpI. drew th e bucking5 bullbu of th e year sp eed .” • — • ,r , l^ J lege:ge rodeo and now rim back havlavinc ‘he first go-roundund of the finals W'iih Rambo kei tfitmt >^-on.■on die world. It's pretty amazing for a 93-point ride. Indians mum ai the s right fielder Seth IVIcrritt m akeskes a diving stab a t a Pocatello0 hhit Saturday a t Bruin Reid. TmTwin Falls swept a Hancock came to CSI in 1994H T he momentumn continuedco from Bruins went backk 111i wc.rk in ader from the Inillans 11-5 andI 7-1.7-3 Twin Faljs plays Friday andnd Saturday In Nampa. and n d :retumed in the spring of 151S97 afterfter taking a few y e a rs off. Bcfiefore ® dreamim ' - rolling. be I; a hig p lay er for us.” Twin Fallslls heads to the :e©on All-Around d d e as well iuid stolen second. cndy____“ was pretty Ilty amazing.” •werenit—hittingi-but^^== = B tix —i t—vwj e=R-a m bof Glenns5peny bn.ushes - Softball ^ ______C tISI Continued from Cl DiU’is. • Contimitlnued from C l w ith th e bases loado'aded. CSI used liisied longer ilien five inniiif:ings this B auns uiotook Jl 9-0 lead in th e throw ow out of a lot of jam s." • four piichers in thehe |game to tiy back Fililer, zoom;IS to 8-0 isejison. second as sopophomore Tayler if, t n the first gam e, freshmanan and close down the Br tough C hapin hit a two e Bruins. “Walker threw some t two-nin triple in th e . c iirrisiian is Colonel started th the score to 11-0, An tho. “It was a tough;h loss,1 really By Holly Keyt out swingintiing while ii pair of Pilots ll'.pilches." said Twin Faliss ccoiich 'he gles with an RBI single in th Nick Baumeri. “ S he was alable ,o RBI trij)le by SclSchajil in the fourth the another heartbreakelaker,” Walker TImcs-News writer •______grounded out.ou irth and sophomore Kevi get out. of .some jam s. She' ididn’t made the scorere 12-0 and D eagle vin said. “You’d think: if;if you give up I n t h e fifth. fil Woody got the ^ Iko delivered an RBI singlIgle th r e e ru n s in two gj (ii.F-NNS FKKKY - have her best sluff today butl)u she singled in Schaiilaal for the B ruins’ ,1, 0 g am es y o u ’d ■ - Uown by Wildcats backbac on iiiise wiih ii sin- the sixth to give CSI a 2-02- win b o th games. I gue ilin-u- in the boiiom of really battled iind hit h er spolxjis,” 13th run. Thee Indians1: lone run , guess that isn’t of Ihe third gle before! advancingiu to second on id. Freshman Brad Burroi•ow alw ays th e case." . inning. i Iil- G lentis FuiFerry Pilots anoverthrov When Walker does haveive her cond off an error. row. He scored on a Pilot , Tje on in r e l i e f o f M yette SL-ni clcanup baiter, sc liesi stuff watch out. T he taillriiilit. ll, “ 'I h e y took: the lli opportunities :te, Cok)neI finislied thethe cday 4-for-7 to , sopliDinore throwing ererror after.teammate “ ipite pitching on less than /iich Simons to the plaie plai iigiiinst I.uke GeiTisl hander struck out 10 and w:walked ‘hey had with niirunners on base and êspit n a lead die Eagles andd &Barnett broke rish hit ii groiimler. That I y’s rest, to close out th' iir)tic-(infi.-rt-nce foe Filer.Icr. put I'iler biic)iickinthele:idat4-;<. . four , ' in five innings againsnst th e we d id n ’t,” Pocaiicatello coach Shawn « [.he out of a five game slumpump,going 2 -for-‘ ne. The B ruins m a n a g e d jiis .Sinn»ns.saw.a pitchchlie.liked. Filer kepi hidiiins. She’s com piled 30I sisirike- I'e Jjust haven’t seen game. iiist 5. The Eagles host WebiVeber Suite In a pi th e Pilots scoreless in hits, ------c o iin e c ie d a n d b'oilloih teams the fifth, bubut couldn'i hold them "Vouis in three games this seasonse " that kind of pitclii;cliing liefore.” • --—six hit: non-conference doubl'lubleheader on - w iiiched as ih e ball clccloiired the biick in iliee sixth,si fwhile giving up ju st one hit inonlyin In tlio secondid game.( Twin Falls . “IlIl ' was a good gam e to bee a; Tuesday before. travefing tr< to bunched back-ti riKiii I'iflil fence for■ a ihree-rufi i Zach Simlh Colorado Northwesteastern for*four, litJini.- mil. scoring Scoto t IUlil, R viin w ith a sinIgle g li to cenier field, Me ■ "1 couldn’t really hil niy grgrtKii'e innings in the ihir:hird Jind fourth and leamms s played well and there wavas SW A C g a m e s on1 FridayF and Sim ons iiiul him selff f fo o r i h e ’;{-3 fin ish e d 2-foifoi-iJ with tiirce RBIs. todiiy." W iiik er sa id , “It just J'dded two moreire runs in the bot- a lo tI of good baseball.” Saturday. billl îinie. He adviincm eed lo third nn ii piich wiisn'l rejilly with me. 1 gues:ess. It’s 1 10 force the 10-run The h e Eagles wouldn’t be sosi The Pilots trdiled agiiinaj-:! in the thiit got awi:iway from the Cerrish, "i‘h a rd w hen 1 g e l b e h in d iiin my C atch er DuDelibie Dodds fin- hickycy inii Game 2. tSIJ.SlCCO CCO10I0-7110-730-0(0 . the si.vtii iind sevenihI ininnings for to score onni a grounder iiv Jeff hack and tlirow strikes." imd McBride was 2- „ n dI scsophomore Toby Barnei W,«M.8ung.|ei thu -I.f) win Siilurdiiyy iiin (llenns Herriiindez. Tlie liniin piichers also lieilenefii- „ . singletlied in runs ih the second k I* " The Bruins I 10 I-'ei’n-. But C hancinee (Jeiinelte drove liie ed from some solid offense. s host Boise on gjvei the Eagles a quick 2-0 leat.,,,1 siajcsij • Twin Fiills jum ped «)Ui too iil 7-0 rhursdiiy beforfore iraveluig lo •‘Itl CSI CWCCDtO-JI " li's liiirti to l»)se ilII Kigiitiie that ball deep tott) cenier field to Iiring the firuins battled back iito SiCC catcniioi111-391 leiid in the first inning of Giii;aiiie i Caiiitiil c.ii Fridiiy. (n.O:^ll|Ma»nM closo, tha( tigiil.^’ Wildtildciii coiich iiiound Hern;;rnandez's pindi runner ' . , ovenn llthe .score 2-2 ,In th e bottoir□m on two. iwo-nin doubles by stsenior i-'FAii if*H L-lkrJ Hfl.ow , Kent Kiiityje s;iiiit ii c essively siru Mikkel McBride and Matiandy ’ truck OUI illl three l-'iler ‘ MH., a slapip bumI up th e third-base lincno jsiimenQ>niasicvallcy.coiV.com. grounder through the Glenns biiiters. F erry sliurism p to scorelore Woody. In ihe boii'otiom half of ihe sev- "p Tucker ciime home! ninext on a ' enth, Uhl1 ^wjiJked iind Scott I J*iloi throw ing erro r.. ii‘iis Glenns Arellano hitlit ili ground iiiill lo the Duke____ Feriy found itself in iiil rriire hole lefi side of r f Ihe field lo iidviince Contlnuod from Cl irin in ie d iJiik e’s ill 2'(). Cili IO th irdd, . Kyan Simcms' sacri- r e's leiid to three did wwi ith D uhon, w h o m ad e twiWl) play defense. I did a ggood job of omiiig p'lin isat 4K-}!iimd I jliiin Mittelsiiidi reiidL-iiL’lied base • fite fly broujilUiilii Uhl home for ih e . .jj"'for il while, biil ibey keep cim liul seemed to iiiive other-•r 3s3i and finislic-d witli 13 points,HS. getting the ball. I' shotsht a lot of ill you. tnonieiiium . In anilll insiiini, thougli, Dnvf . in iIh- second iifter (Ileniii;niis F e rry ’s giinie. avid Bluthenthal, who had 1/17 shots. T h ey didn’t all11 fall.”fai Five Wiliiiiins iiiitl Chri^ ciitclicr dropped a ihirtbird sirike. hi Giinie 2. Glenns Ferr>' had ii "I . fell good at ii.ilflime, I iris Duhon hil cim- jiointsIts and 13 reb o u n d s, said thehe Bibby said the insidnside strategy tiiskei- secuiive 3-jHiinters Tile Wildciil then 'stoleole iiround much eiisierer time, defeiiting tlie • poinis i, is noiliing in college Ims :-rs iind the Trojiiiis T rojans ja r were trying to helpdp was obvious to him. I! witli- w ere back in iroiilil ih e b a se s, s c o rin g iisas Woody Wildcals 11I -1. I . 'liiill. ’•“ * Higlii or nine is notliing \ uble iiKiiin. Scalabilabrine jind Sam C lancy inside:dc “ W e kn ew they wwer eren’t a big grounded out lo secondnd biise ftiV F iler (0-.1I fiverail, o' (M in confer- ' ‘.i |H)iiii sliriis. My concern wasiis we “ I h n s e w e re iwlwo big is .” Siiid and thatthe left Duhon o p e n from tliche team and we kneww theytl didn't tiiree lirian Sciilabrine, the.U I leiid. ence) tnivels•Is l.l Kimberly April .i mrned !'[' die bail over two or ti: le, who iiad th ree 3-pointlint line. "If we w e re going m10 foul a lot,” he said. “Our“Ou plan was re noi ow n and sci In tiie'lliird, Pilol piicliitdicT Ryiin while the Pilo'ilois go on ihe roiid lo limes , . wiiitoui ii shoi. You’re scored 13 poinis. leavee anyixidy,n it was going to lie id go in s id e offensivesively against Koiiig lo win a ciiam{>ioiisiii.iiip if "'ni.it’s going 10' imliuri you, Il was a Duhon; Simrms retired ihrev Wil(■Vildcai bat- fac e .M ountiiiiiiiin Home for a double- ion'," he said. “ H e m ade big)ig those guy.s. SometimesICS youj g et the vou come down and gel ,j„ defensive iireakdoidown on my part shots.” lers in rinler. ilien ihe'lie'liosis fol- heiiderWedniJnesday ai 11 ii.m. s.” calls and .sometimes you don’t. ■’ . iille seven • '!*’ W illiam s’,3, WiWe deviated. We Willi Nnved uji with.their thr h r e e - n in ^ iiiiemiU.'We did.ihai six or se 'illia m s led D u k e w ith 28 “We felt two guys1 on on thbir team limes.” . were supposed Ui .. inning thiinks to ZachL'h Simi ons’ ‘ Iinil 1 10 do one thing - pointsIts andi Battier .scored 20 andnd c o u ld b e a t you - Bonier Bo and Tl first honfe run of the ymyoiiiiR sea- • v'~-z.r < 'c^- Tile Trojans w’ere not iniimiinidiu- ‘‘"T»r«'jii,rh>i Coll-ollege and No. 2 K entucky in C’s giime pljin iviLs relwunimnds for USC. or four baskets? Thot'sat's not much. „ Jf; IO jxmnd the iiall1 insideir on offense “O ur Hotit teams fell, sileni!ent in the , .-iVM" •revious two giimes. Bui )urgame plan overy night is You can't shut downm everybodyc turn and force Duke bniiih, JIS lwo Filer pliiyeriVLTssiruck • urnoversluirt them, :c to find other to getet the; ball inside," Clancyey on a g r^ af team, the No. 1 team In ...... HiHiirly in ilie second iiaif., UUSC ‘'i'lions on offense.'ie. 'Hie Blue Devils . said,. “Wc*'V wanted to m ake Battierer___ thc.couniry.Il.______ ______L______■ Sunday,-M«di2{29,2001 TInwNewi,T»taFadt,■adt,kitfie c-3 /• S po*ORTS Kelly helolds leads^tTPC FProdigy______PONTE 3^DRAB&^3EACH. F Ia .„ H H I M I _;CContlr^ftomCl on ______------passionvShe’sTCplaceiaced'broken ------(AP) - Je n y Kelly wasn’iisn’t fazed by PuckPu< prodigy ' the pressure of The P la y e rs Joey Sides, withI blindsfdie result of anin irimpromptu Championship or thee pperks that . Sides, it would appear, wasIS bomt indoor hockey game. She’sShi put up come with winning. On Sunday, to play hockcy.'His father pinplayed with .dripping iioses lyinglyii on her. • hockcy as did his grandfather never without a _ __ he’ll find o u t if h e cann hhandle th e ■ * crand bed as tlie/re pulled1 throughthj the flnalround paifefl with great-grandfather. ------grin as he takesI ------house and out the windifindow to th c “ ^— nth the best. icc rink in back, and she player in the world His older htxhers aimed didicirlit-. . y - on his school she’s housed tie niche of Tucson, Arii., in enure hockey teams for sl While Kelly ploddedd aalong with in to a ; . ■’ buddies Iri a ■ orsleepoveri i - r f rollroller hockcy haven when StSteve Joey’s father built the ice rink; . a few mistakes in a i pickup hockey SukSuks fashioned a hockey rink: outot of ■ ‘ - . complete with lights,s, ggoal lines, round o f 2 -under 'G o l f y an old tennis court and put hisis isons game on the Ice . blue lines, goalie crc:rcases,'2 full 7K Tiger Woodis fired insiin skeders - the forerunner of in-linein rink his father boards and faccK)ff dnrcles. rcl in the off’acollectiDn of sensa*a* ' skates. One brother went on too | p lv Sjf 'f e V backyard where othersrrs p put patios tional shots and holed i built In the fami a 60-foot fofo’ ri die Toronto Maple Leafs, ananotit- S • 6^ ; and hot tubs. When othtother fathers ly's back yard. birdie putt on No. 17 to er, for a minor league hockqr team,tc / . T ' , turn on Jay Lcno, Stevtteve Sides is the final g ro u p his thirchird louma- otPHIBB ththe c 2Saskatdiewan Swift Cummunu icing the rink. He trudge:dges through - n ^ t i n a r o w . • • Joey was stiU in diapers wlwhen the heated warming and dressing' V >Voods h a d a 6 6 toI finishfir only • hê e lbegan skadng - hockey sticitickin '------room, which is stockedked with co two strokes behind KellyKei going hanila n d From Day 1, it seemed,sd, hc ' - t*itm ■ plus pucks, skates andld sisticks, out ’ into tiie final round on a iv a su training. H e skated aroi into the 12-degree night n a Stadium ^ ijim il . som e 4,000 hockcycy players his age be linedled up to sec him. ght w here hc ' Course that is gettinging firmer, ' con^:ones first on h is in sid e ed{ pours hot water onto:o tlthe ice so idges, . from' across the world,wi Joey has • Fromom there, it’s on to the faster and more tôrpvigiving. Kelly b e n on his ofltside edges, forwnv^ • played for Teamam USA, Team . Olympi I-' th a t ii’ll freeze fromI thithe bottom md backvirard Next it was skat npic Development Camp. up without crj stallizing wasatll-under20S. «a^ Canada, the HoHockey Future TlienI hehe travels to showcase tour, )n only his right foot, then cm ■' Jo e y does most of hi: W oods, w h o h as won wo; e v e ry inure- O rganization and the , namenients in Boston and f his school, other important event on the PGA ietry Kelly «V •( K ts to m issing a blrdlT lyyon « his left. Intermountain Hockjckey Assodarioh. ‘ Vancou ^ work in the car cn routeite tto touma- “H e doesn’t practice, fie tra couver, B.C. This summer^ ments. Tiie mileposts wh Tflur, was at 207 aloialong w ith putt on the IfilIfith green during the rams. And, at the ten(e n d er a g e of 10, Joey willwi play in Europe for the i whizring by hat’s what he does,” Steve Si are no distraction - he r Masters champion Vija'ijay Singh thlrdroundoit Sides while a fourtlirth -g ra d e r a t U.S. National Nai Midget Team - the he maintains of the TPC In Ponte j^daid. “He’ll work on someth a 3.75 grade point av< (70). A nother stroke bi thmg -Hemingway Elemernentary, h c found ste ppmg p in stone to the U.S. average at b, Fit., Saturday. until Wood River High Schoc SCottHoch, who bogeyed mtil he gets it right.” out what ic was liklike to score Ihe Nationalmal Junior Team, rhool, w here By age three, Joey was bai he’s a freshman.- His fatl»ather and he fora71. tied w ith 1991998 winner Pat Hurst juS )arrel winning goal in a .championship Sidesies is th e type of player who umping in professional ice sh(shows gam e against a Rus; ^ often return to ilieirr homh( e ai 7 - At stake Sunday is a1 chchance for and Akiko FukushimFt a, w ith two- in s lussian team with can elevatecle his entire team's Kfefly lo w in fo r th e first n Sun Valley and performiroing two minutes rem;rmaining at the effecii\:iiveness, said Gres* a.m. Monday moming.i. justju- in time irst time on dme winnerT DottieI P ep p er anotiv duetluets w idt Olympic figure skat ■’ for Joey to take a shosh o w e r and the PGA T our, becomeean ai instant ershotback. caters • B rick Internationanal Toumament Rutherllerford, coach of the It- KrisCristy Yamaguchi, Narancy in Edmonton, Alber»rt^ _ Predatoi headtosch(K)l. ______millionaire from the_$ S6,m illio n _____ Teske starte atorBant^v ______------irted the day lover but - KcriCerrigan, Katarina Witti-BriBrian ------Nofonly-w^SiHe nralgehraic ------purse ahd eam a three-yte-year pass finished it at 5 idehamiedMVP ‘Tdordon’t know how good Joey « 5 under after a round Boitloitano, Scott Hamilton, PPaulj in thill game but h e ' equations, that reallyy gtget Joey’s irlto th e M asters, the oneon major that included tie was th e fourUi- could bcbc if wc had odier players (lY ied six b ird ie s and 12 . WyliVylie and N onnan Cousins. leading scorer amoinong 320 players high enoi juices flowing. championship he haslias n e v e r pars. Ic could I mough ability to play wiUi him Id have been even bet* By age six, he began to dra[rape in the tournament.[. AllA that, despite ' at hisskill skii level," Rudierford said U'hen he saw PinP itts b u rg h ter, b ut Teskeike failed to birdie any thevtie walls an d counters of his hohome playing with a sever P e n g u in icon .Mario0 I.L em ieux 'No one has ever got 1 vere ankle injury Thee newn coach of the Gem ot his first o f th e par*5sis con the Mission Hills withrith hockey hardware. Medsdals -th at required severalaÎ stitches. State’s o make a shot with th e stick r c A T our victory in The ’s only professional hockey rhe Players Country Clubjb th e present and playerr inin this region," Steelheads hurtling toward one of the five cbiirse. s s ic Joey Jo. was nam ed Most ValualJable you’ll find Sides,rs. w ho a lread y coacii JohnJof Olvcr said, ‘‘iic has elite holes that’s been cut intinto a ply. M E ,TO N,Fla.-JohhSchn>eilcr, ,n f'aylayer and won scoring titleses in holds every Idaho0 scorings record . in in skating.s pa«ing. stick lian- ■ wood l)oard in front of ihe goal, A&le shoots to front)flt o f seeking his firstfir victory in six sea- ockey’s M ite division two consnsec- in goals, assists andnd points for his ' dling andand shooting. More importani- Slill. it's Sides’ mode:ridesty that' tive years. More MVPs and sc scores the most |N)inis1 wiiwith many — NaWsco ChamplonsWp,t,t_ sons on theSenior Sei PGA Tour, shot HJ"'® xor- age,, closing in onn 1100 goals this ly.Joc>'lly has tlic personal attributes -a-3-under677 to'take1< a one-su-oke igthlescame-iri-the-ûlrt-di•dn'i.— y c a rrlle would bee onlyo tlic foiinh . ‘harw:o oa all lookfor in a hockev'phTvT--— of-hifitompelitorn.- “lle’s always humble, n .RANCHO MIRAGE,E, (Calif. - lead in the imeraldEmt Coast Qassic on while he.iyas still considerlered ju n io r in th e N orthwest n i ever to cf- Lead'ladership. characier. sirorig e, not at all Mite. Hc again added MVP ’iiraggadocious.' and hele ninever has Australia’s Rachel Teskeke sshot th e Schroederr had h an 8 -under 132 ^ * T to score in triplicate, ivork ethiethic, dedication, coadiabilitv. i? name with more scoring titl a need lo show off." saitsaid Sutler lowest round of th e toumaindent, a total on Thele Moors1 course. Jim , ,t, titles He recently baggigged nine goals unscifis:Ifishness. leam work and. 6-under 66, to tak e the diir [ the'Pee Wee ranks, playiiying and eight assists in a state junior above; all.all else, a real love for the Stremmel. a hockey plavplayer from third-round Ahem was «sea o n d after a 64. Andy a j,,;. Reno. Nev. lead in the Nabisco Champi ;ainst boys 6-to-8 inches tallaller hockey toumamenen t in Boise to gJune. ’ mpionship. , N orth and MiktCke McCoUough were g "He's a man playing Sweden’s Annika Sore id 80 pounds heavier. b rin g his goal, courm nt to 94. Now ing among, orenstam, three strokesces back a t 135, and • boys who lets the scoreb chasing her th ird s tr a i^ t v he"s on his way to regionals in- HOCnCy[ e y h o m e trchoard do tit win, was L a rry NelsoIson, Jose Maria Mnu Ills talking," Stremmel sai lo v in g o n u p D enver where youu can c bet scouts sides’ i 1 s a id .'‘/Vjid just a shot behind afterir shootingsi Canizares andidBrureFleisherwere 1 „ s ’ m other. Barbara Spallino, he’s a true gentleman on jjf from as far away as Calgar>- will j,as leam I on and off h er second stra ig h t 70.). SShe w as another shotI behind. be Rated in the top 13 perccnt am ed to live with her son's the ice." Scores; AND STA\TS ElS CMpK 11. 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Stanford All-Americann CaseyC Jacobsen said. “I think it was Marjklaiyland’s offense . ' ■ Final Fc'ourberth I that did us in. Wc coulduld not stop them ' from scoring.” ANAHEIM. Calif.>lif. (AP) - There arc no I Reserve Tohj Holdenn addedac 14 points AJl-Americans on1 ththis Maryland team. It ff a n d T eren ce Morris had:d 1311 points a n d lO (loesn^t need any. . rebounds for Maryland,’nd,’ w hose substi- Six w eeks a fterr theirtli season seem ed to 5 BT tutes outscored their StaiStanford counter- be coming apart,•t, theI Terrapins used k p a rts 2 2 -8 ...... their speed and dcpdepth-to upset top-sccd- | Ryan Mendc'z led StarStanford with 18 ed Stanford 87-73!73 S a tu rd a y an d reach | points. Jacobsen addeded 14; points and the Final Four forr theih first time. . B nine rebounds; MichacIcl McDonaldK had •‘\Ve’re just reallyilly proud of ourselves,” B 12 points and seven assisissists, and Jason s said Lonny Baxter,- H Collins scored 12 for the Cardinal.iHis who led Maryland Q brother, Jarron, added1 ninenir points, and W est with ; 24 points in the ■ t h e tw in s c o m b in ed1 fo:for just seven Regional final W est Regional final. rebounds. “I was really desper- ^ “It seem ed like the guysuys -w ere ju s t a lit------; Jate to make it to the H tie bit too relaxed,” Mendeindez said. “ W hen FinalI Four, get H you look in their eyes, therethei should be a - coach th ere for the firstfi tim e.” ------H look, 'There’s no way we’we’re going lose Coach Gary Williilliams made it in his B th is g am e.’ I just thoughthr thattl som etim es - . ;-T-23rd y e a r as a ^majoiajor collegc'coach; The H th a t lo o k wasn’t thercr^— last 12 w ith Marylancand; ■ S ta n fo rd coach Mike MMoi ontgomery said Hc d id n 't allow hinhim self to celebrate on H he believes Maryland has a legitimate the sideline until1 DDrew Nicholas drib- H ch a n c e to win the nationallal title.( bled out th e final scc(scconds before heaving H “I’m sure Gary is relieijlieved, excited, the ball higli into thehe air. H ecstatic,” Montgomeryry said.s “He's a ‘‘I knew we’d comc)me o ut and play well. H g re a t coach; I’m sure It’ss a g| reat load off Whether that wouldId beI enough against a H his back. In a bittersweetJt sosort of way, it’s team like Stanford□rd, I didn't know,” B nice to s e e Gary do that.” Williams said. "ThiThe big thing is, we H T h e s e llo u t crow dI ofol 18,008 at m ade o ur shots." Anaheim Arena clearly favoredfaw the Pac The Terrapitrs hitit o'over 58 percent from u .. . tf M 10 ch am p io n Cardinal overker ith e T errapins . the field, including 9 Maryland's Lonny Baxter Is congraligratulated by fans-after Marylam of the Atlantic Coast Conf ;g 9 oM 3 from 3-point and beat Stanford 87-73 In thie ei NCAA West Regional final Sat)Saturday In Anaheim^ Calif. \ lonference, play- • range. -L ei irlg 3,000 m ilw from hpine^le,______Len Bias.-John Lucas.-Steve:-Francis,-Joe Fr ...... face-EastR-Regional-champion'Duke 1 B axter, a 6 -foot--8 , 260-pound junior, Sm :e for; OvertimeTBy thc'tinI'time it e n d ^ , 1 h e 'T c r ^ In t h e e n d , it did n ’t nv Smith and Buck W illiams. Non.'Jone of them the founh1 t;time this season in the NC> t m ajter as the had his way insideie ;against the taller too ICAA w ere 15-9 and anythiythingJ)ut a su re bet for . (Cardinal, ranked sccond took the team this far. tournamentnt sernifinals next Saturday, md in'the final C ardinal p layers and anc went ll-of-18 to 1 y. th e NCAA toumamcament. >Associated Press poll, fai These Terrapins lack suchh a star, but - Top-rankikcd Duke dumped Southe , failed in their 5vin the region’s MVPVP aw ard. Juan Dixon ihey’re the still playing. ihern “The big thingg is, we stu ck together,” atternpt a for a sccond Finallal FI our berth in Californias 79-69: for the East Regiorional said S tev e Blake, w: added 17 points on 7-of-lO shooting, T T he third-seeded Terps, lO-l U who had 13 points and ffour years. 0 1 sincc los- ' title in Philailadelphia on Saturday, sev en assists, including 2-of-3 fromm 33-point range. ing ing at home to lowly‘Floridaida State on Maryland' M aryland, ranked 11th,th, reached the O ver th e years, thi id’s slump began Jan. 27 whwhen Maryland made;dtj 32 o f 55 sh o ts while t the Terps have had Feb. Fel 14 for their fifth loss inn sixs games, it' blew a 10 third round for the fifthth timeti in eight lO point lead over' Duke inn thet: Stanford, which hit 57 percent from the y their All-Americans,ns, like Len Elmore, ire are headed to M inneapolis, whewhere they’ll final 54 seen years b e fo re advancing to0 itsit: first region- iconds of regulation and lost>st in field in.its threee pprevious tournament al a final sin ce 1975. D u k (: e a d v ai j n c e s t o) B t h IF i n a l FF o u r cClhaneycaijoles Tenrmple PfnLADELPHlA (AP)(Al - Duke's been down this road be; Blue Devils had:id an answer. tc Three times S :o eusp of'Final Foi Jason Williams scorciored 28 points s Southern Cal was Dur within seven points.poi The la st tvvo ax and Shane Battler adde ATLANTA (AP) - He snipe and 10 reb o u n d s as ID uke beat tim es Williamss s(scored to p ut D uke ti„ , back up by at lea c smirked. He cajolecl. ' I:h I; South RegionN a l final S o u t h e r n least nine. • aitagonized. n ,.. California 79-69 i;he final killeiller for the Trojans ^ r.n« Michigan StateIte C(27-4) vs. . cam e from Duke John C haney w as perfcnly ca Saturday night I ike freshman Chris SatuiIturday in the role of grumjn p y Tempte (24-12) ______LQ_a.dvance_:o_potf|, -£intshed-with- 13-=. ==^n( iglonal final p o i n t . s . ------•andfathet^figtJre - -rcvchntr^ its 13th Final brics'about the good ol’ da’, u Four and the ------', who led Soiithern andid servings notice to his Temp’ ^^^B California with iple *------^------ninth under coacoach th 19 point.s, h it a niaviayers they’ll never be goo tum arcm nd with ood Chaney to win agagain. He is Krz>7cwsW. th 5:47 left to m ak e loiigh tu it 67-59. B attier i unquestionably the:he ;sentimental The opponent next w jr missed a shot on beat•at a big, ------. ------th e next possessic favorite in the dwincwindling NCAA M inneapolis will iw vei ssion but'Dukc kept hadid teamti lik e SOUtn very ' th e ball u h cn a fo field, a rumpled, 69.year-old69.j cur ______- the Blue Devils i 1 foul was callcd. 'M i c After.taking.th■ the.inbounds pass,-- State; •g l__ m u d g w n hopjng toio rcreach .the pin-, Marj’land for the fotinlim h tim e this Regional fina Duhon hit a 3-pointcr3-f from in “tj, nacle in the twiliglitJit oof his carccr. season. The Atlant “That team ------S ^ ^ B front of the Dukfield goal for gamJ^, B is trying to i nes by double figures, thehe reach the Final Four f( The Trojans (24-10) w 5:10. nr for th e third ) w ere look- ' Duke's Shanele BattlerE blocks a shot by Southern rage margin a staggering 17.47A y e a r in a row. having p ing for their third Fir lem California's Brian Scaiebrliie5 dur*d A lay u p by DuiDuhon ended the nohv-f ng plugged th e H n a l F o u r IngtheNCAAEA East Regional final Saturday In Phi nts. gaps left by departparting' stars berth and first since 1954 I Philadelphia. drought and madladc it 40-30, but Qf ( Scalabrine hit cor If c o u rs c , t h e to p :seed cdcd Matcen Cleaves and an Morris Duke’s two All-Ameri(ericans, the Battier hac :onsecutive 3s for Spartairtans (27-4) haven't beaten had at least 20 points B B; attier and Williams combiibined the Trojans to mai en P eterson but still feelin«ling like a bit senior forward Battierier and the and .10 reboi nake it 40-36 w ith Templeuple since th e carly 194(^ los- Ijounds in each of the :or for all but 10 o f D uke’s 43> first-fi 1:08 left. Duke goi >s- of an outsider, sophomore guard Willianiams, ended four games, got the lead back jng twice,,yj in the lasrfour years IS, while Williams' 28 lalf half points a s th e Blue Devilsstook t to 43-36, but Des rs “We’re kind of just floating,” tht)se dream s with t\vo mi )esmon Farmer’s againstinst C haney’s m addening 1-3-1 ) more great points iigainsinst Southern Cal was ’ 1 a five-point fiv lead. drive with 23 secor l-l Ino said. “We’re notlot C( inderella, perform ances in the NC,NCAA itour- onc off his av conds left brought zonedec defense. average over the first Then Tl each time the Trojojans Southern Califorrornia within five but we’re not Dukee otor Stanford, nament. three games. seen xcept for th o se wearing green,n. I’m ju s t hoping we floatfloi into the *:emed ready to m ake a nin,n, tile points at halftime. ' just ab( about every o n e if pulling foror F in al Four and do someome damage.” Kentucky Wesleyaan earns - f i A r i z o n a eighth, DDivision III title a w i n d ss u p wh t e r e i t e < x p e c ft t e d SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Ariziizona I r _ , , . HAKIiRSFIELD, Calif ihysical phiy a n d everyone is :tlif. (A P) - ~ “ legan l)eg: the season with so mttniich M idWu m ( c t 1 I’*‘>’^ is co ach Roy Williamss in 37 gam es Citn> B artolone scored 1 expectii.“cting m ore of the same with:h o v e r 12 NCAA toumam'lam ents. n c a a d)iv.™ II tournam ent f'?'"lepth an d ta le n t th a t playi l.'i poitus as K entucky V, ______hint inted tliat thu national 'mTeti Regional'al final- ot in th e F in a l Four on thele Illinois didn’t shootX)t v ery well, (iominated the first halfalf of a 72. ' wasr.asn't a higli enougli goal. Cen this time. b u t d id n ’t h av e toQ becrause be of ,• G3 v ic to ry S a tu r dday a j over Washburnn committedi six fouls Lore e n te r Who: Arizona {26-7)7)vs. v iiiinois(27-7) “Iwwouldn’t o siiy vve’ll approachh excellent defense and ,c)ren W oods sa id the Wildetlc a ts . ^fhon: 3 p.m, today and reboui)d- Washburn, that gavsa v e th e in the finalm mi inute in a desperate ' migi ay it asi a ;street fight, but there’s’s ing and aggressive2 insidein play lial'l-Bo down as the great.a te s t tV:CBS Panthers’tiieir eightliIth NCAA attempt lo' regri ain possession - te:irni:irn ever. goingB to be a lot o f banging," saidd that wore out the depth-chal-de [ ______J Illinois’ Division II basketballII ,c.champi- but succeedsded only in allowing Then, Th before the first tipr ais’ F ran k W illiam s, who .setJt lenged Jayhawks. ' onship. . the Panthersrs toi add six points on Woo.'oods was suspended. Thriiree happened in1 tlthe past. Thai’s career'eer-best w t h 27 points in thec; Although a similarar ggame plan game again.st th e Wildcatsi^ Bartolone made five: of eight 3- eight free throtirovv tries, weel■eeks after he returned,, tht e why,” forward worked for the IliiniIlini against pointers in the game at;t CalC State It was ihee fourthf consecutive coacijach's wife died. A week lat R ichard Jeffersonnsaid. s topped tliat with 3Q againstit Arizona in Chicaiicago, the Bakersfield. Lorico Duntuncan and seasfjn of 30) victoriesvi or m ore for Arizerizona was in n tailspin andid in never madeide excuses that , ns in ' th e regional .semifinalss Wildcats are readyly foTf< it th is ly night. .Marshall Sanders ad(a d d e d 13 K eniucky Wesleyan, We and tliird j«*>Pjopardy of dissolving into„ jjjj this is why or thisis isi what’s going rime, they seem read)jady for any- points each, and Duncan:an h ad 11. straight yearar in the Division II I’errated flop. on. W e knew wc jujust had to pJay id J e ffe rs o n : “ I t’s East vs.:. thing after winningng 18 o f 2 0 . It’s not friendly. If anyone rebounds for th e Panthersiers(31-3). final game. TheTh Panthers won in Now No the W ildcats are thrI,ree • '>«tter.Onc&wcgot5ot into a groove, » e sin c e end u rin g a 5-55 DDecember- the sccond game, it was a Randolph Williamsis hadI .19 1998-99. andid lost: a year ago to ins from the national cham j. w e k n ew things. y w r o go in g r„ a J a n u a r y funk. poinis for Washburn of K1 ansas, M etro of Denv.nver. . onshiiship. And while their rebir,[-*, 1, tu m around for us." e. There were quite a fewV “ I d o n ’t see any wc;weaknesses Fles. W e’r e g o in g into this • which trailed 48-32 at halflalftime. "They’vp! beenb here before, setsits up a heartwartning ta Second-seededi fiArizona (26,7) s with their team,” Illintllinois coach ! expecting th e sam e tiling.’ The Ichabods (29-5) regrouped reg • .tht'y did a very ver good job in the )out a group of young men cocom. top-seeded mIllinois (27-7) in' BiU Self said. “Whenm tlthey were nois, on its longest touma^ ■ ' in (he second half, scori:oring the- ' ifirsrhalf.” Wa g together in tough times ai the- M idwest Regioyon final today. Ulmoi the preseason pick< to win the iVashburn Coach Bob ,''’8 ^' run since 1989, is peaking first seven poirits and closrlosing th e C hapm an saiclaid of the winners: -us'pg:ing adversity as a springboai It’U be the third tintime this season J national championshifship, I d o n ’t e right time. After beating g a p to three with 4;44 rem■emaining. “ Then our guj ayerssay it’sno big deal. ' the teams have playlayed. n I think many people dispilisputed that, guys cam e back like P'fy*; ' round fo e s by 42 and 18 But Washburn didn’t scon "It’s really hard to put a fingnogr '*'*"= SmSames-« 79-76 i The way they're playilaying right core again w e knew theyiy would.t Wc had two " ts. the m ini beat the until Melvin Ware macnadc a 3- or three shots i I why this is special to us, bu,,,,, I A rizona win in Mairlaui on Nov. 22 I now, they woiild defircfinitely be ts there to tie it, that 7 awks by 16. It was the pointer in the final second,nds. didn’tgo." won’t:>n’t say it’s b ecau se of thin ‘ and an 81-73 Illirilini victory in ! considered one of the premier ^ ^ ClUcago on Dec. 16 - w erc'heavy *^‘88est!St Iblowout loss for Kansas5 teams in the country.” ______'-Stmdi!dn.MmH28.2001 Tkne*^.iwf. Twin Filii. liWw C4 R o a d t cd t h e F d[n a l F olUR iW ■ i iRilleyle‘adsÎir i s h o)Y e r J [U t a h ■ DENVER (A(AI P )- A ll»Am erica c e n te r R u th RilRiley scored 18 of '. h e r 2 4 po in ts! inIn the second half, - • • Jeading top-sec(ieeded N otre D am e ■' • over fifth'Scedceded Utah 69-54 , •' ' -Saturday nighight and into the '*' NCAA Midwest, . Re&onal final. ; RDqâlsohadad M l d w ^ ,14 re b o u n d s and a x assists. Regiona! Notre Dame-ae- . w hich mamatched the school record for victoictorles in a season, got 15 points> fromfr point guard ■ Niele Ivey andnd 11 from A lic ia • Ratay. Tennessee's Sarah Edwards(i (31) walks off the court at the e Erin Gibbonsms led Utah (28-4) fcSIhe end of a 8 0^5 ’ defeat at the hands of Xavier ■ with 14 points.!. KristinaKi A ndersen erin the NCAA Women's Mideasteast Regional at the ' h ad n in e, all inth'Ithe first half, Blrmlngham-iefferson Civic CiCenter )n Blrnilngham, Ala., on>n SiSaturday. T h e F ightingg IrIrish, who b attled . ■ for the nation’sI’s No.h 1 ratiking a ll ‘ • season before finishingfin second to Xavier StiunsTenne lessee; ’ ' C o n n e c tic u t, overcameovc an early four*point deficiiricit, built a seveh- __ point halftime i^ a d v a n ta g e and_j__ Purdue ei;nds TexasIS TecJi: ■“ gradually pushedled tlieir lead to 19 late in the game. BIRMINGHAM. Ala., 1(AP) - = = U ta h e n te re:d d thet g am e as th e Xavier pulled off a stunnini 3st regional n a tio n ’s b e s t: dcdefensive team , knocking-Tennessee out' K ' ^ h e MWeast holding opponemients to an av erag e NCAA tournament, sendi of 50 points, butut ^Nou-e D am e w as Lady Vols to their earliest niel.,wid.Xavieri\ier as Purdue (29-6) st c.xitm tries to duplicati too talented. ThThe Irish shot 47 seven years. icate its title run of percent compare>ared to U ta h ’s 36 The .Musketeers overcan.... . twti years ago0 afa fte r losing in the . percent and outi)utrebounded the seeded Tennessee's hciglulit a d rm of th e NC/Vf\ loiuTia- * on. Utes 41-28. tage and athleticism withIll s a "p ■ T he 6-foot-5 ^Ril ey scored 1 2 o f shooting and outstandingnn nfd newsL'ws for Purdue was an Erika Valek, a her team’s firstst 131 points in th e p lay 10 earn an 80-65 vvicw r™ second half. Saiurday in die Mideast R»Hfi>i.in-ll native of Luhboeibock. Texas, tore a ------Ivey’s-3-pointcr)ter-m ade-it-50-40-^^^| — semifinals.-^------—------. ligamenLiii.her_ifcr_rigliL.kriee_uith — w ith 9*30 le ft inn tlthe game. Three X avier built a lO pointt Il.-irl m -1“^* r tniminutes left'after m inutes later,, Ri Riley’s tw o fre e the first half, foughd ; o ff "'•■‘’'■'"8 p '”lints. " ' She goi hugs- throwi expandedJed Notre Dame’s -T ennessee’s repeated com.melnick BtowTi team after the • lead to 6044, andm d tH'o m ore free attempts and. remarkabh throws by Rileyey made it 67-48 going away. '■•""rt-vegi.ethle through a hn this w ith 2 :2 0 rem aininJiing. Tennessee’s unmatched ever easy," s;iid cen- N o tre D am e hadhai little success lion, which includcs six lni l i » n i i iooper. who had 17 early in the gameim e trying to ja m - championships, and all o< Pa l«”f"'"n» has l)een eliminated from di Andersen helped>ed keep Utah in B nament since a loss to Lou= -s -S tsas also for Tiffany contention, andid Erin1 Gibbons’ Tech in the 1994 regional '■ ular Purdue player long 3-pointer gaveiave the U tes a 17- S H I ^naLs. Instead it will Iw fejurtl; = d by a dninkeii dri- nths a fte r the 199y 13 lead w ith 10:05105 left in th e half. ed Xavier, which never has-K rfim •' '" ‘>nthS seasonded with an 11- iliis far in the tournament. a(•iflv- n r championship sea: irby liillslxiro. Ala.. - 2 run w hich startedled on Riley’s put- . ihg to Monday riighi's re^ back of a missed f aiid much of-herher family was on sed 3-pointer by ' final againsi the* Purdue-'t itx a s hand Saiurdav. A lic ia R a ta y . McMoments later, Tech \>inner. Te.\:usTech freslireslimaii-Jia Perkins Ratay madea'3-poi-pointer on a kick- ■ V ., scored 18 of her — ~ o u t-p a s 9-from-Rile !2er_c:!.reer.-higlL2 [J___ iWejrRaraynheir— 'Purdue-74;-TexarTectr’r * * jxiuits in llieseioiK hit a'puUup jumpcnper, Riley made ------iT7TT-=^" I'ond luilf to niilytlie BIRMINGHAM. Ala. -Once- I-idy Iîidurs (1>71>7) from a lO-ixiim two fre e throw s and Ericka H an ey ■ again,a Purdue's triumph iss hitler-I deficii. The LadLady -R aiders iKuj a driving layup' foifor a 24-19 lead „ . „ sweet.s •• m ade the regionalJiial finals ih two nf w ith 5:42 rem ainingling in the half. Notre DameDa center Ruth Riley dowdown a rebound over teammatee >Kelley Siemon (50) and Utah's ih's Kristina Andersen K atie Douglas liit a .sJiont runnern die last ihroe seasoi•asas>. I ; ' S a tu rd a y . T heL- two iv longtinu' of the players. Connecticut:ut, who beat North layup la\ and finished off ihe illilireJ. ''“'.e leni-nur NCAA tiih v The volatile coacllach n as forced Carolina SState 72-58 on p po o in t play In- m aking ihi-• ifrot- between ihem. vevet have nevt: into a sLx-month hiatuiatiis from coadi- 20 Saturday throwthr to iiicivasf ie c irs leai•adii) *'* ••\A iinirna'iiu'r.: . . ing a fter Ind ian a fmHin}d him last fall is T he Huski(ikies (31-2) can reach 69-GO G9- w ith remaniinf:. g.ime. . for breaking a no-toletolerance behav- ■ their-fifth wiwomen's Final Pour " W lia f d id ili.it n if.in ?, .1 Connecticut amanti N.C. Si.iii ’ ior policy when hee gigrabbed a stu- I since 1991 on or Monday by heat- the tht ballganie." Barmon's;,'aid. met hefi.V dent by the arm for referring to 5 I ing Louisiariana Tech. The two “ “T T h a t ivaN .1 >;reat .slicnJ liUSKies weree freiiueiili. him by his last name."e. . 0 xllllllllllllllll l longtime ptpowers have four m ma ad e, th e I'all.iway. It wasis lhe rem in d ed all wI'eek. eel N.C. Siai. Tccli players saidd KniglitK did not . tgcs-GO■G6 'TO-?! 75-70 '60-8I81 85-66 90-Pl 96.% JOOO .*s between them, vot play.of pla tlif u.une." u p se i heavily favifavored I Con, ,, in the !!)98 E discuss any of his1 turbulenttu: past • Anny /I iMfUma ' have never-•r met in an NC.\a By I then. .MiNsniiii t2J-10) 1 >8 East Region,.1 wicii them , insteadI focusingfo( on the ------• tdurnament• ggame. lo los st 6 -fooi-I- Kv.in I'nrau.and ; ch.impionship.). ■ a Imvs futurejind makinglg sures his hew iOuncES:S InOium1 UiirvoiSJly. Tinjs Teen Urwon^yonir^:NCAA flP Brooke Lis:.assiter had 25 points. leading loa s o u v r Am.uul.i I.as>ii'iter. Conneci icui cocoacli Gen.. team is aw are o f liis e> including fivi‘ive in a quick flurry who wh scored I*' puinis. to I'nu'ls i'm citunis.iU s.as (Mle HI llie Isexiwctations. j, sure helps.”hel Ellis w ould like to phi; “He told us three .lung.,: Play lay ill the w ith ju s t ununder two minutes and ;in< fi-2 .M.irk-n.i WilhaiiiN « w-iii >i Ilf his f.in-er. Red R aid ers fini.shed 9-19 NBA after lus final .season hard, play smart and HI at Tedi remaining: aftera: Missouri - a - jilayiiig pla w ilh tuiii t'oiik. Tins time, llieI' WWolft>ack . ’2- ;eam’s last se;ison under 10- next year. H e sa>s having Tedi guard Jamal BroBrow-n said. “ H e v,.-ir igacwch lOth-.seededed te a m p la y in g in Missouri, N iryini; m I’eftutieleihf "eren'i aboutiut lo sti'eak up adi James Dickey. He was like Knight can only inipi come in like a ny coad iprovo his n c a A wometlien’s round of l(i for first fir^ Big IJ leaui ii> riMohll lh: e . '!"■ Illi'k ie ,.s. E v e n th o u g h . klarch 9, after the school diniices. cam e in w ith chargc.:Q I .Irse.tl,crlus complelod lhe first timeme since 1982 - had wonien's wo: u.itioiuil si-imiin.naK , hveilana .Minisinjoinjova and'Shea iray or the highway.’’ ted its fourih losing season "It's going to he urtaiII I for any- closed withinin 1 four jJoints, did ,ri by lâlpli - .-Ml-Amermerican selec: w didn’i gel nil' ki a fjooil st.iri M arais Shropshire,ire, a freshman one who wants to contiitim ie on “ I’ll.to ll yoyou one thing, this m ma: aking only ime oi' il^ I'iisi i() rim is I.ISI >easonn r are injured er Andy Ellis said it was after college." he siiid. guard, says the teammlmsalOiieh "toucan bunch has a Ilot of heart," said shots. sho .111(1 out- fur Ihf' se a s o n , niut a or a change, but he still see in th e last w eek hov road êad , but said i ow m uch B arrnore. oneme of the most sue- ' Bui B i1ie T iijers sii-U siavave.d nervous Swin Cashash, play in g in ud eveoone on doesn’tI like li the way Tcch went exposure Tcch has goitfii, the squad should be at -■11. lie's a cessful coachiches-ever. w ith 521 dose d(>: with th«slu'l|i of tl first- fii rroiii.of .i Imnieuleiown crowd, cable to handle ^b o u t initiating in; contaci with legendary coach you , it. I always victories. "WeIVe’ve got no .seniors, lialf hai Tech turnovers, desp • had a suhpar game.gar UConn • four days before firing w atchcd on TV and wish “ H e ’s v e r y demanding," de Diêv* shed you ;„id look whehere we came from. ;o goi in g 0 -tor-ll on .5-pitinun e ts *i|’ened a I ’-O leadead in the firsi could one d ay play for, ai Shropshire said. "Ba"Basically you and now We’ve gottenan everything out of :>efore bef halttinu;. They finishsin.jj .^.5 m inuies and led by as.many in't like th e way tliey did it, he's here. Il feels kindôf wt have a choice. Either j weird." ,|,is m am wtwe eould possibly ' l-of-21, 4-oi wilh .•\iiianda Lassi■siiei a s 2Upoini'»betiirelire halftiriie. lerxoudowhat buutwasias dieir call and we have to As h e left Satiu-day's tciu he asks or you don’t !imimt.“et- f-et.” hittlilting IWO in a row to stanI the1 *-'''en th ee ppresence of 1 nf do what he live withth it,” he said. "I think ing, Kniglit declined to siw; asks. If you don’t doo w ^ h e a s k s , iwakwith ' TheTcchstesters arc in a region- iecond sec( h alf as .Mi>s(>uri hrii'ii'flv S teelers coach lUllUll Ci o w h er and ing is'feoing to tum out for reporters. H e seem ed Imthi you pay the consequen thered by ;i| final for ththe fourth consecu- ook tool the leatl. • his’wife, Kaye, a ffo rm e r N.C. :. H anjig a Icgendai>* coadi a small media presence i The tough approat outside tive seasonnn, even though State player, coulould rally lhe ■oach is som e- f k e ^ o aach d Knight can't do any- the arena as he headed int thing Brown likes. into the 7 B a rm o re reeiired li for 17 davs ' Pn. Wolfpack. who triedirii motivai- iut h elp . H e told m e th e a.m. meeting. Jonnectlcut 72, VThat’s what this;.ea.„.ds,". te S d ^ - before beinglg coa.^cd back last ing themselvess b y w -M ring ly tliat if I li.sten to Itim and "Would it l)e pos-sible for;or you to year and Tech hc said. “W e need^discipline, < dOKlMllt :ch lost six key play- NOflorth Carolina State 58o practice jerseyêys bearing Discipline do esn ’t win he wants, it’s going to pay leave m e alone," he told a |ilu)tog-| e rs and two] aassistants coaches pj ™ games, but great dilidvidends.” IMTTSBURG.H - 1)1,1ian.i , Connecticut’s tradradeniaik "C” rapher as he entered the huliuilding. from a regionainal final team . 'aunisi j jm gave defending ch.uuiiupj, tiesign. ...... - ■ I 0 6 Tlm#^N«».T«rtnF*n»r«b, Idahe Sunday, liteith 28,2001>01 S po r ts : M £a l o n e ss t t s _ f r e ei t h r o w o n a r k . i n w i n t n n SALT LAKAKE CITY (AP)-Karl ■ Malone beca!came the NBA career H leader for fnfree throws made and ■ __:Jacque__Vau£lu^n.scored.a.career;___■ high 18 poinsints as the.Utah Jazz beait th e W j ! ■ n W .ajhfngtonsnssss Wiz a rd s 119-93 ,jp.' - ' ■ " ‘ Saturday nigllight. NBA ■ J* ? ' Malone bebecame the, J; NBA careeiser'leader for free « throws madede when he converted H ^ r ^ f — it .11 ™ «| a p a ir o f foifoul shots with 10:48 remaining in the third quarter. ■ t ■ . M alone, wliw ho has m ade 8,534 o f j; i 1,576 free: throwstl in his 16-year . 1 , career, passissed Moses M alone,' ■ £T' . . ’ r : ' , •• who m ade 8,58,531 of 11,090. - H ------D onyeli-A41ar-shalUcored-16— l - LJ ^ ^ points, Mai(alone addeti 15 and Scon Padgettstt 13 for the Jazz. ' j ; ■ Richard HHamilton scored 25 I “ '■ points for WaiVashington, which h as n ?X lost five of>f iits last six games. ■i -r ii'" I „ « . Jahidi Whitilite a d d e d 18 as th e ;;; ; W izards clolosed s their road trip with a 1-4 reccccord. The Jazz,:. ccoming off a disap* f c i l JJi : pointing IOM)1*99 loss to Portland on Thursday,ay, charged to a 28-8 : lead in th e: fifirst eight minutes. Utah scorede d 2 0 of its first 28 ______------poinis_on_a-a~com bination-of. layups, dunk;nks and free throws, I percent in the first shooting 82 p . w . qtiarter. ■ - I ! The Wizardirds shot 26 percent and trailed 41«41*13 at the end of the first quarter. U tah set season-highs sei in first* quarter and1 first-halfHi points. The H-: Jazz led 7(M10 0; at the break. M a v s l0 3 ,h, Hornets 100 H DALLAS - MichaelJ Finley had ' ------31.points.and.ndUO-reboundSr-and— pL _^ «* Dirk Nowitzkiki added 27 poinis a s « * th e D a lla s MiMavericks ended a - : 'W ' K'l-'- tw o-gam e losiosing streak with a ^ -ll 103-100 vie'ictory over the a"'.'.'--'"’"''"'' Charlotte Horlo'rnets on Saturday "J tfiMM ^ S te v e N ashish also scored 2 2 ah's Karl Malone shoots and mah r-o-iif points for th eB ^Mavericks. ® akes a free throw to break Mos WWlurds, Saturday In S alt Lake'ike City. m : Campbell eachich had 25 points for Satur Iturday night’s defeat. games for the firstrst time in two Chris C Charlotte, whi.•hich lost its second is Gading scored 20 points, months. , • straight. L a m omd n d Murray 16 and M att - Seven p layers scoi The Hornetlets had been the OSVSavs 117, Nuggets 105 cored in double Harpringing 13 for th e C avaliers, m ^ llgj. figures for Cleveland "!>■' league’s hottestest team , w nning 13 CLEVELAND CLI - Andre Mille md, which went Antoniionio McDyess had 32 points J gj 4-23 since earning I of 15 before F Fi riday niglit’s over- • h aid d 24 2 points an d 13 a ssists { lg back-to-back a n d 133 rebounds r and Nick Van -- 1. w in s a g a in s t Poi tim e lo ss at ai Chicago and Clevieveland won back*to*bac Portland, and Exel sconcored 26 points for Denver. Chicago in January.y. s f t . A v ss , B o u r■ ( q u e s k a t e p a si s t B r u ii i n s 4 - 2 ______rmrTm\r / at iv iv vrLi? W ^ f l a 3"Botirque> . F ------s n a p ped e d ' the num canes' season- i!!*'/. return to’Bostoiston got off to a rous* h ig h foui'our-game winning streak, , “ S i n i ing start a nd a \Mctorious finish. e n d inlg g itheir bid to win five In b e tw e:en, e t he and his straightht Ifor the first tim e since ■ Colorado Avalaalanche k Februaryary 1996. te a m m a te s stru si g - ■■■-' S^ti" gled to stay• aal h e a d NHL ■ H k M aple0 LeafsL S , R y e rs 3 . ■ I 5 B ! ______before beatint»ng th e ___ _ ' j f l Bniins 4-2 Satiiaturday |W F~ “"“ TOROIlONTO - Yanic Perreault " m ~ - for their fifth straightsti ^vin. . h a d a goalgot and ah assist to lead The .two-miminute, pregame T oronto:o overo Philadelphia. ------:------video-tribute-ce-to-B ourque-had------s-Sundin,I^r-Korolev,A3d— - B e rg -a m ■ I.;;I A '- . : V ' -b a re ly e n d eJd d when Colorado and Darcy Tucker-also E- t sco red forfoi die Maple Leafs, who :,;V:c;;;j;c:i:r".';-:.:M‘:r-‘ scored as Joee SSakic tied a team ' record for fast*stest goal to start a p la y e d1 t)the Flyers for the first I.’. >•.. game by conncinecting.at nine sec- tim e sincenee a possible d eal fo r Eric ssri,-z . K r LindrosIS fefell through. ^ Bourque assissisted on goals by i • M a rkk RRecchi scored two third- a Dan H inote an>and Chris Drury to 4 p e rio d gogoalf for the Flyers, who ■pZi boost the lead3d to 3-0 at 4:01 as ■ ovMcame a 4-1 d e fid t. t S i S Colorado, whichich leads the NHL in 1 ^ T uckerter scored an empty-netter .■frp.;'. . points, show ed.'id.why Bourque has \ ' w ith onene second left. Toronto’s ■■SL. a solid chance2 ofo winning his first D a n n y’ MMarkov had two assists - Stanley Cup inn 222 NHL seasons, a f t e r mmissing i: the previous 22 V ' '-J The improballability of that hap- gam es witwith back problems. . . pcning in Bostoston was the reason . Jo h nI LeClairLc and S im on G agne It" he'asked the BruinsBr to trade him P- c ach hadad ani assist in th e ir re tu rn s Spurs have a l in his 2 1 st seaieasoh with them. J? to Flyers’ lineujs. Gagne They sent himim to Colorado on m issed 12 games with a dislocat- E ”. ; a r March 7,2000,I, aand the Avalanche . ' e d left shishoulder, and LeCIair 46 all togethei- ' I are 61-15-10-4 sirsince. ick problems. -By Mark.HdsIer . ^ Colotad>rado Avalanche defenseman Rayay Bourque (77) Is checkiad byby 1 Thrasher Los Angeles' Times______Biues 5, Blaci3 C K h a w k s l wlngioiI Joo Thornton during the first peiperiod In Boston Saturday. tors 3, Canadiens 2~ ------ST. LOUIS- -Al Maclnnis and cr M O N4TREAL TI - Steve Guolla ve Duchesne had two assist!sts Angeles. K Team Pierre Turgeonon each had a goal 7 .f scored thetht go-ahead goal in the Lisicii |,y: RiinkinK the Red Wings, who took 4/ ists. while Roman 47 . T verdovsky extendinded his con- third peiperiod and added two m - : RfcortI (ihn.ufjh FrFriilavi ‘*” ‘1 two assist; l.s. • Turek m ade 22>2 sjives; for his lir.st secutive games playcayed streak to assists as AUanta rallied from a isgood, who earned his firsi I. San Ant.Miio, 49-20, Irnaniiie Itii nearly a rst 284 despite a concussiission suffered iwo-goalII dideficit to b eat M o n tre a l.. tout this seast>n, w asn’t heavi.viin Wednesday nig : lh a t; a W esJcrn e lite team leii nn U»uis defeated C light’s game Hnat D(Domenichelli also had a ested en route to his 23rd vieic- againsi D allas. His st whicli everyone likes evei•vervone victor>’ wasw; jti.si the Blues’ > 5 streak is the goal andid twot assists fo r A tlan ta, else. sectind in th eirr lilast 12 game-s, blit second-longcst in the NHL which bea«at Montreal for the first ------was enough t(» behind Chicago’s TonjonyAmonte. time inn ceight meetings. Jeff • berth for St. U)u B lu18 eJ Jackets 6, Rames 4 Pascal Trepanierr anda German Odgerss aalso scored for the NBA Topop 4-U ■ win for St. UmisLiis at Savvis Center COLOLUMBUS, Ohio - Espenjjp Titov scored fo r Anahlaheim during Thrashers,ers, who won for the first Man'anemeiil -=------since it beat Sanlan Jose 7-2 on Feb. 1 K nutseusen sot a team record withjIj a 3:02 span o f the' secsecond period. time in1 393 games this season 35 Captain Paul Kariya f I isn-i hackiiiK Jast.n \Villi'illiams: 25-the last timemeTurekivon. . five* pointsp - all assists - as ’a failed to get when trailrailing after two periods a point for the fourth ' Tliey’d jiisi as s(xih startrt LUdbby T urek all(»weived ju st a goal to Columliimbusheat Calgary, th consecutive (1-32-S-l).1). I game, his longest dro Jackson. Jean-Yves Leroiroux at 2:02 of the Three hre other Blue Jackets tied irought of the Martinin IRucinsky and Richard 3. Utah. -IG^l Sloatfs 13 I3ll,h sea. JocelynI TThibault gave up -or setet careeri highs for the NHLJL .season. Z e d n ikc scored si for M ontreal, Ziggy Palffy score i r I M)M with them. One otiierer coaclii g o a ls o n1 2 0 shots before expansansitm team. Jamie Heward >red tw ice on w hich is51-5-2-1 1*! in its iast nine. power plays and Jaro . (Tomjiinovicluisoversix. lieing replacedd >at the 5:50 mark scoreded two goals, David Vybomy aroslav Modry also scored fo r th e Kin Portlaiul, -J.V24 Now fortor diinid' ' 1'^-* second l>y:)y Steve Passmore. ad dcd ed ai goal and two assists, and ^ngs. C apitalslls 3, U ghtning 2 htik a d d ed a go.iI- Deron < est r.Uly ymi ever s;iw?Afterl.lTl- 6 fall. K eith Tktichu on Quint finished w ith a goal TAMPAPA, Fla. - Steve for the Blues. Scou • a n d tw e r •I niil Uhizers win at Dallas, UtUtali..1 a.ssist for two assists to set a career Sabres 3, Hurricandnesi Konowalcalirhuk scored the go- Fhihideiphia, 48-211 PPuiled Mellanby and D aniel Corso also hig hI in in points for a season withth BUFFALO, N.Y. - Slu: Barnes ahead goaljotJ on a power play witli rabbits out of hats all yearrbutntit bi scored for St.. ILouis, and Cory 21. and Erik Rasmussen;en scored on 4:19 leftft ii in th e th ird p e rio d as wo assists. Colu Iverson. Stillman had fvvo olumbiis, which had scored2d consecutive third-pe•period .shots Washingtoigton snapped a five-game . ' f). M ilwaukee, 43-2!5 Couldluld heat on ly' two'power-play tw goals in itsits and led B uffalo overr CCarolina. losing streaireak. or lose to anyone: Bucks? arare 7-.1 Rangers 6, Rele d Wings 0 pruviou,’itms 27 chances, tie d a fran-n- M iro sla v S a t a n’s iempty-net Konowaiwalchuk scored on a against NBA’.s top six teams.IS. NEW Y ORKK - Chris Ossood ;e record with four. Thele goal w ith 10 secondss leftlc sealed it reboundd (during a goal-mouth nes entered the game having 7: lîs Angeles Uikers, 46-2346-: So made 24 saves forfo his 30th career {.-i* n lg for Buffalo (41-27-5-1),1), fifth in the s c r a m b•le le after goalie Kevin irûch for late-season rally. I! ;d 10 consecutive penalties. y. Belter shuttiut and six( RRed Wings scored o Eastern Conferencece standings, Weekess st sto p p ed U lf D a h le n ’s' •S.. start prayinR for pliiyoff miraiuracle. ;,s Detroit beatt tlthe Rangers, offi- . :>nald Petrovicky a n d Jaromie e which m oved five poinoints ahead of back-handender. Peter Bondra had a la had a goal and an assist «. Dallas, 43-25 Nelson;on now cially knt)ckinR15 New^ Yt)rk out of ’ st idle sixth-place Pittsbuiburgh. goal andnd an assist for the startiriK Hradley, preparinRR ftfor bit-_ th e p la y o ffs T I for Calgary, winless in itsts D oug G ilm o u r, whow set up Southeastast Division-leading s ' : ™seven roati games! play»»ff foes. - ' straight season, Rasmussen’s eventualiial game-win- Ca^jitals,i, w\vho overcanie an early , a New'York. 41-27 0(ips:G ner, recorded h is 1,33 s: On 7-1 N icklas L iilslJstrom, Brendan •• im ,*. ,339th career two-goal 1 dedeficit. r - ■ St, man-- Shanahan, M artiirtin Lapointe and wllsnljIhty Ducks 3, K ln ^ 3 point, moving him, ininto 16th on Goals 5 b by Ben Clymer and aficti to Itjse' to Nets at home. Tomas Holmstriitrom each h ad a LOSDS ANGELES - Oleg the NHL’s list, onene ahead of FredrikMoModin, coming on T am pa 10. Miami, 41-27 East leamiani-sare gou] ;m d an assiissist, Vyacheslav Tverdoidovsky scored with 7:09 left Denis Savard. B ay ’s firstirst three shots against scared Mourninf-’s coniinRng back Kt)zlov and M athithieu Dandcnault ' - in thele thirdtl period to help lift the C aro lin a’s D av e Karpa Ka foiled Washingtogton backup goaltender this sijring rather than next:t fufall. ad d ed g o als, and an defenseman Anaheiheim to a tie with Los D o m in ik H a s e k ’s .shutout sh bid Craig BillUllington, made it 2 -0 with 4:01 remainingng. The loss ihree-minuiinutesin. n • 1 Sunday. Marefi:il 23,2001 T1meêwt.T»lnF*ll«.’*0«.ldiho C-7. ■ --ir" ' ' S poiO R T S V - | | - S p o rRTS IN BRR IE F=pI I n j u r i e :: s l e a v e^ T M n y Shorthanded Minilinlco loses a t Idaho Fal=alis ■ s t a r s c3 o u B t f i :MDAHO FA LLS-WWith iti a couple of starters out forfoi personal reasons, BUlTie AMOCtetad P r m ______W - — ;tbe Minico S partansi drdropped an 11-6 nonconferen ___ salary_overjhe.nexLthLthree.sea.- rence game a t Idaho------— sons^ Nopiar (iardaparra is doublibtful L_ _ _ r I V ^ led th e Sparpartans (2-2 overall, W ^ oitm n m ) with two hits, or <•opening day. D erek J e ter andj H ^ ûdingadouUe. KeviCevin Brown m ight miss Out, tc ■ ■ D’b a c k s (ss) 1 0 , Giants Gif 6 .:' • D e ^ te th e loss, MinicInico coach Russ Wright said thtdie season is early. GiGarciaparra’s injured rii At Tucson-, Arii.,iz., Randy ^ 1,” he sakL “Hard hit ball for harfia rd h itb a ll,.w e w ^ >vris’m st is still causing him troulluble, V Johnson struck out eigleight in his ! we just didn't execute the defea■ensireplays.” andnd Boston’s star shortstop> \will I ^ final time facing majoiajor league : I. Minico returns hnneJne Monday for a noon doublehe:head^ with Borah. Hyttly to Virginia on M onday to sse e e a ■ hitters this spring. ThtThe NL Cy ; lditoFilill,KMco 6 hancland spedalist. Y6 uhg winner also doulloubled and ; b * : ' fVini .. “5“R i ^ t now, w e w ant to givi singled. - • moruquette said Saturday at F o rt » ■ >ps Gatti In fifth round At Phoepix, ilarrarry' Zito ; ____ : LA SV EG A S-O scarl lyers, Fla. “To h ave Nom ar w idi m son-openingdayirproballably— ^------— _ _ a llo w e d -10.tuni-on-1 03.hiis-in-two—.hii ■t)nTxocuig ih stead l>tr3 Singing, i pounded out a stead innings for Oakland, Be oubtful foru s." Before the 'Gatti’s head an d body.r. game, Anaheim pitchitcher Tim Duquette said no decisionI hasI ‘ ' De La Hcya markeded his1 renim from a nine-montondi layoff Saturday Belcher announced hi5 een made about surgery, whtfhich ■ — his retire- night with a fifthfoundidvictfMy. V m ent. : It was a slugfest fromDm start to finish, b ut D e La HiH c ^ had too m uch opld sideline Garciaparra'ia for sveral mondis. Kansas City Royals’’ c ower for Gatti, knoddiddng him down in the first roundroi and stopping home run and Kennyny R o g e rs e University women’s basketbatball assistant coach Quad . no way to know for: in id a Bader Binford has “I can’t tell you he’ll be rea or sure until the right-ha•hander Chuck Smith pitched 7 2-3 effective fias resigned to pursue a WNB/fBA career widi diti ' “I ' . tendon has been resi ive innings .Cleveland Rockers, the sc rested and treat- in ju re}d d his throwing shoulder and hit an RBI single for e school announced Friday, foir r tithe season,” manager J' e d for Texas. ; Bader Binford, a Bronironco alumnus, served t^ra sea 3rre said before the Yanke w hen hhe e accidentally tumbled seasoas under head Torrt “The question h coach Trisha S tevens. SheSh plaj-ed professionally inin iAustralia for two playeayed the Philadelphia Phillilues ggj, pjjj.I is. of course, across; hohom e p late. H e was taken D'Rays (ss) 3, Bluele JJays 2 ______teasons (1997.98), befon 2«în a real ___ w a h pKpital s p for tests.___ foreJoining_the_WNBA.’s.Uta]ftah.Stai2z.and.the______in_Cl'■Clearwater, Jl a .- 'U h e r ^ ’s-j Sanie,"-Jobesaid.— -At-Str-P.etersburgrFl Rockers. plan.an. We’ll see how h e ^ ls . rFla—Beo Grieve hit a two-run doubledou and : At BSU, she w as the team’ste starting point g u ard v 'der not to lose hm for : 1, where she h d p ed ordei Incl Mets 9,9 , Cardinals 0 Bobby Smith homereded to lead the team to two Big Sky-run hom er for pair of runs for Arizonztina. T h e • ALBUQUERQUE, NAtm - Jo rfrn Adams scored J5j)UieUZj>Dints_-15 ___ rain. He. will miss his la; ______C hicago-■n. tjirry Wnllfor — gamejvas-played-befure fil halt, iwMedro*rdefense A again ^vasissolidastheLobos s ITeduled spring sta: Cubs 7, Mariners,re fifor thee secondSI straight'dayfor—— oufccowd of 7,126 at Des*DeserfSun-^- advanced to the champioipionship game o f the WNTTr widiv a 6843 ^vin Wedn;dnesday. C o lo radado, t hitting a solo shot Stadium, the Padres's' spring-s . Saturday night over Hawaiiwaii. , “‘It's It'; stiff,” sa id Brow n, wlivho At Mesa, Ariz.,, SammyS Sosa within hoursht after announcing training home for 24 vears : • New Mexico (22-12) wUwill play the winner of today’sly’s semifinal gam e walkeIked with a pronounced limimp hit his eighth homeme run of the he woulduld defer S18 million in before they moved in 1994. 199- between James Madison»n anti Ohio State. The Loboibo women will be tnaking their Rrst appearaiarance in a national diampionsl The title game will bei pliplayed lieiij Wednesday night. ¥inston (Gup. (driveêr Kenseeth wins Buschrac] ice ~ Kwan wins fourth'ih worlds figure skatin ling BR,iRISTOL, Tenn. (AP) - Mailatt — ■ = = = = = Johnson,in. Kenny Wallace and . 4.810 seconds at 313.2212 mn ph to VANCOUVER, Britishsh CColumhia -S h e laid it outihethere on the ice, all Kensensetli, struggling tliis season ! ------:-sheiiad_MichelleJCwan till Iill_____ :___ Auto-raclr HL______!______^_____^take-the-No-l.pusition-foi; i-foc-iinai _____ 1 dien sat Inckstage and waited: ------TT":------n a n■^Vfnston v i Cup car, touna sw.uc- ______That might have beenn nmore tiifficult than tiie four r sitter Xevin Harvick was dim inatiuns today. ir minutes of tn p le s c.Saturday in die Busdi Serie jumps, exquisite spins andmd superb artisu^- in her free sk Kenseth and Fede\dcwa were Ills «™"diotiI and had a sirong car - he .Mike Dunn. Mikc EdvE d w ard s, b y wwinning i' the crash*marre I And when Kwan ieamiim ed tliat archrival Irina Slut only two cars in conteiitemionforlhe “ a tota□tal of 86 lap s - but lost Amron Brown anti Bohh P.P anella ilutskaya cam e up Cheez-L*ez-It250. short Saturday night in tintlie World Figiu-e Skiiting Cha::iiampion.sliips, slie win over the finalII 10'laps.1 But sround1 wlien he was black- were the leading tjualifiilifiers in Censeth.led die final 48 laps a wwiedlikeababy. * Fedewa got stuck in lap traffic, '■“ S S "J ' for'■ jumping a restart their divisions. stbl Motor Speedway arid eas ’ “It’s, been such a rougliIgli year, starting t)ff I had aI !uwfe doubls," said f allowing Kenseth to:ohuildaa,m- I af!;i-.icau;aution. • Dunn, whose first-rmintim il t{iiali- Teat Tim Fedewa to the finisi Kwan, who lost t^vice to3 Slutskaj-aS! in significant compinpolitionslWs.sea. fonable rwo car-iengtligtlikMd. , T onj-RRaines i was eighth, Tim fying pass of .LU.61 m ni| p h on line ft ?on. e for his 12th career.Gram Fedewa was still1 pleasedp: - liis tauter nilninth and-Winston Cup F rid av w as th e fasiv-*!s( iin tlu ‘ ■ Kwan couldn’t w atdiI Slutskaja’sSh performance, wliicliiciiam edirw cdy Nnlion[ional victory. previous best finishsh this .season regular MMu ichael W altrip lOth. . NHR.-VS 50-ycar history.y. k-dU t h e . after the five-time U.S. dirdiam'pion finislied her progranram, wordi 50 per- “It’s ^ nice to run well and have; was 18th - and he was fined Top Fuel caiegorj- «viihI a runi t)i Cent of the total score, last la-itead, she w atdied her coadiid i, Frank Can-oll, sooilid ccar anjiim e,” said Kensetli 55,000 earlier this wciivcek ft>r bang- WOrshamam to p 4.534 at mph. who took in Slutskaya’s freeskai(.*onamt)nitor.fret who0 is 27th in the Winston Cu|:!*!’ ing Ryan Newman Edwards led in E‘n> Studitock witii “Four times, that’s awt.*: an after last PuiHiy Ca iwt.'some. No' words can descrilcribe what I felt,” pointsnts standings and hasn't fin week’s race., Car qualifier a ‘|'»ass of 6..S4.1 ai 200,68,)K, BrownI said Kwan, 20, who now! aainies i a huge edge into next j n year’s Olympics. ishedid hhiglier than 17th tliis seasonon. "To get this car tn a second, it BA YTOrOWN, Te.i.is - Del leti the fasieSt Pro0 i S to c k The wm cn’s gold medalist Uist at the giunes won worlds; precedingpr die last . Kenlenseth then got into hiins • gives us some momiimentiim and 'Vorshamim held th e top spot ftir four Olympics. .Molt)icyclc field in N H IUL\ lihistoi-x W instinstoh Cup car for the fina confidcnce and weU'e n e e d e d it t le firstt tim ti e in 10 years in the wilh a pass of 7,167 aiII 18(i.41I! : ako titKl th e U.S.,8 . recortir for world medals \rid;ridi her sixth - .slie practicetice before today’s I'ood Cit: Car division after final also has silvers. •*t}‘ bad ” Fedew a said. “Il"I feels good hunny Ca; Panella set both eiitkIs ofo th i' . SOO andani his struggles continuedtl “■ to run so well.” q u a lify'ing in i Saturday at the NIIRA Pro Slock Tmck: nanational he hadliad the 42nd slowest car of 4i*^3 Randy Lajole finiinished third NHR/\’*!0*! O'Reilly Nationals, record with ;i run of 7,47.420 at - Demons down Marlaniax in San FranciscSCO on thhe e :tmck. and was followedd Iby Jimmie Worshanlam ran a quartcr-inile in 182.11, ------r-SANFRANaSCOÎiKVlikin’aiflawskTDrrew for 21515 yards3 aiid 'tliiw x j toudidowns as the SanI FrFrancisco Demons broke a1 V,t^vo-game losing IN OX . 1 Kuerten Streak witli a 21-6 victoryy SsSaturday niglit over die Memrmplus Maniax. ■ Pawlawski completedd 26of-442i for 215 yards as thetlu Demons (4-t) Stait]uggics at Iiricsson moved into a tie for secondond place in the W estem Dinsinsion of the X FL Jimmy Cunhingham caugliuglit nine tif Pawkiwski’s p:is,stis,ses for 74 yards, KEY;EY b is c a y n e , Fla. (AP) ■ induding a 3-y.u-d touchdovdown witli 3:15 rem aining ginnjling tlie Demoas a Hardendcouns aren’t easy for Gustavt 21-6 H i lead Kuenei;nen,as he sliowed Saturday.' w Mempliis (3-5) scored a touchtlomit with 1:15 left ontm a 12-yiu'd pass ’Ilioho 1lanky Brazilian, seeded ant from Jim Druckenm illerr ttitt) Beiui Morgan. 'Ilie loss all hut ended th e ranketiked No. I, struggled to beai i i t s . ■ playoff hopes for tlie N tmJiiax. ia Hichanliam Anizi 6-1,6-7 (3), 6 4 in hi; Tonya Backus iudy Holland RaiRancc Simon Suzanmne & Paul & Marsh After the Maniax tipeneened the scoring tin a 12-yardird TD pass from openinniiig match in the Ei-icssor irsiia Druckenmiller to Daryl Hol)l)sHo initlway tlirougli the fiifirst tiiiarter, th e Open.in 9iJensen Demeulele ', ■. C en tu ry 2 1 , Cliff Jc Demons scored 15 stniiglnht|xiintsiiuh(; \: secomi.’ Claylay is K uerten’s best surfacece. 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J TWII/RALLSLLS*/' .- i ; ^ ■ ■•P^SOf^N.E BURLEIRLEY per billion for arsenic.lie. Protectioiion Agency decided to ALEXANDER DENTALAL GROUP. TWIN FALLS J j aWALT SINCL^R.4WIN FALL But as many as 50 systems in revert bac )ack 10 the original stan- ALL ABOUT SPRINKIIKLERS, TWIN FALLS.. J.D.-iOlANfÂ J VAN EPS. TWINMN FALLS / r .pj:^,£LIfCTBIpsfeLVtyilWLS fl the state would bee affecteda by • dard set ir S t in 1942 while it renews AMERIPRIDE. INC.,.TWINFALLS..' T /JîGGEO EDQE;TWI.N'FAtLS'-- the 10 parts perhilliorlion standard. the m atterter. RALUiAHO HOMS&'PROf^RTIER T IE S . • : ANALYTICAL LAB, BCBOISE. V., ,:JAMES-QRYV»AlI.-TWIN FALLSa s '4 ^ SrWNF;^LsLLS ______ANGELA BEAUHEGAflARO.TWINFALLS;;' O’JAMES HffrcHlNSON. TWIN^ FA L L S ’ROOFERS.TW INttto'- ; A .A . I— E-xpeft-sisays-inairket rt-keeps— ÂlgTWIffTACUr r " -^*^ ~AT&T BROADBAND.).TW’lNFALrs"” 1 '{ ? |^ p JEFF'&JESSICAPOHLMAN.TW J' :\ ,TWINFALL^f'V,'''B£tiTERCECENTte.TWINF4LSi--/' J.v \ BARCLAY MECHANICIICAL. PAUL : JENSEN Jl JEW ELEfl'S MANAGEMjEMENT. r. ■, ' RrtONOjfeLIiLO0N£Y.TWINF4LS:, \ % western artai collectors b id s lo w BARTON'S CLUB 93.3. JACKPOT ’ W, ■ •^ 'v V'TWIM ftU i : R)(il]wi!yiS.ÎN FALLS ^ f, BEACON BURGER & BI R E W . T W I N W L L 8 - J I L L FR Y , TWIN i v w R o J i / a ALAlBKSCHUnE. iWjN FAi:tS;> GREAT FALI^. MoMont. (AP) - its value)) nextn y ear.” BILLIE HENRY. TWININFALLS •' 'JIM 'j i & TERESA HyOE;NAUPA^. ;• ^ R'O&I^^Nl T h e C .M . R ussell Ai I iNI^SON.TWINFAllS V . { Auction of Auctionon spokeswoman Lisa BILLS AUTOMOTIVE.'E& MUFFLER. TWIN fALLS'l JlJOAN MCNABB'rTWIW FALLS'. ■ _____ JuiâONClARhRI^CTWIN fALLS.h'^^Z-l ------Orifiinar Western-Art”Tt"drew bills ' Pierce saidlid'atlerrdlui'ce'was near- BL'ACKERS'FURNITOrORE.TWiN FALLS ' J-SJ. CQNSTRUCTION. TWIN FALFALLS' ;:■>/' 'WSAIHNDD,CdX,j I of S410,750 Fridayy nr ig h t, tlte ly 1,500, JEROME BLICK SEED & TRUCIICKING. CASTLEFORD .-dUD.Y•..dl REYNOLDS. TWIN FALLS.LS . ^r.ROTlilROO' third liighest total everver. The auctiiciion, in its33rdyear, is . lOTEROFTWINFm.' v i/ ' BRAD SEIGELTWINNFALLS . ■ • ..JU..-Jl LIE GONZALES. TWINFALLS " ______lU iU ) f f i<;i al s.sai d -X 4 ,p ie c e a . .. a-fundrrai.stii.ser.put-onJ5y-il>e.Creat— -LS ' RYAN POHIHUMAN,T^pWLW./ \ ------BRICOOFIDAHOriNCNC.'tWINFALLS------^ j i didn’t meet their minminimum J)id , Falls AdvcIvcriising Federation to '■JUOE:JACKSO'N.7W IN FALL'S'’:S'- T ' SAM YOSiVrn^TWIN'FALLS \ r p} ' ~ 7 ^ •BROSE-CHEMICALCtCOMPANY.TWIN FAILS Jl % price as buyers apparearcntly were benefit thehe city's lan d m ark C.M. JULIFROBERTS,ONTARIO. CA; SCHABOTErpEAGLE & CO^-TWlfiFALt^> unw illing tl) spend freereely. Russell iluseumMu . BURK'S TRACTOR, T\T W I N F A L L S KATE-LOPEZf Ki JW IN FALLS' L;ist je a r's firsi-nigbight total was Tlie even'ont is one of th e world’s CANDY REINKE, FILEI-E R KATHY Ki CHANDLER. JttbM Ei- ; SCHUWre/S AUTOSUPPli.TW I*lSELS i 5413,350. The auctionion’s b iggest m ajor Wesi'estern arl auctions and COMPUTER CONNEC!•C T IO N . T W IN FA LL S v ' KAY [O THOM ASON. TWIN FALLSLS SCOTT& CHANIECl SID W ELt;,TW lNM t^ first niglit was S431.00C 000 in 1998. ' attracts buyersbu from across the CON-TECCENTRIFUGJGE. SAN LEANDRO. CA. KEEGAN'S. Kl W C.iTW IN FALLSS ': : '■ . C- SEHWROIOOFMAG(C;i/AU£Y,TWINIW;CJ Ginger Renner, tl i . the. grand nation, D.L EVANS BANK. TVTWIN FALLS KELLY Kl & JOYCE KLElNKOPF.lTiV,TW)N FALLS i • SHANE HOFOFFMAN,'TWINBIi.LS / iV*-' dame of the aiictiotio n a n d il T h e top p price p paid w as Sl.^,500 DAN BARGA. TWINF/FALLS •>. KEN, Ki KARI S JEREMY ELOfiEDGEDGE,’, SHfRRY ROROMANS.jTWINF^LS^^:^ / W estern' art e.xpert,rt, said an for the liloil painling “Ponipey's DAVE MCALINDIN, TVTWINFALLS • ' TWIN TV FALLS ' 8IDWELL C( investors were reacticting some- Feailier"" byI People’s Choice COMMUMlCATIOffiyKIMBERDr DAVIDSON SALES &J IENGINEERING. • KEVIN Kl S DARLA PETERSEN. twinTW FALLS ISMITHROO wliut to the sour finamancial devel- Award winvinner Karen Noles of 30Ffllte.^lNTAtLS-----''-^.t WESTW VALLEY CITY. UT. ' K( i)|)ments. I’olson. \A Howard Roger's oil KEY AQDlSTRfBilTORS. TWIN'IN Ff a l l s . spEciALiy-iYjpAINTiNG INC.. TWIN FALLS DEAN'S SEALCOATIN( “ 1 d o n ’t th in k ilie:h e r e ’s a n y also sold forfoi 515.000. ING. TWIN FALLS 'KlKIT^S'GLORIA JOHN. SHOSHONiONE- 5TAC£Y'BRIIRIDGES, TWIN FALLS y ' T doubt .about it," Renntnn er said o f The Rus*ussell Auciion was ihe DEBBIE LENNOX. TWIWIN FALLS • KOPPELS K( BROWZEVILLE.TWIN/VINFALLS ______.STANBai,,L/;RE.R.'IDAHO FALLS'-'^ the tanked stock inarktirket holding . firsi big: W\\ estern art Jiuction DEPOT GRILL TWINNFALLS I , KREN6ELS Kf TtfUEVALUE HAi^DVROWAR'E.'-; i-. STANUtASASSOCIATES, TWIN FALLS the first night back. ThThe auction held since;e tliei market dropped. . DIANE EROMANH, TWrwiN FALLS ' TW)NF/^LLSn •■iU 'ST E V E 'i.aSANDY Stt/OPE.TW INFALtSu.. has never had 14 piecieces fail lo said vetera.•ran dealer Van Kirke DIRK & MARY LOU MARTIN.M TWIN FALLS' WIfi .CASUAMEXICAN RESTAURAURANT.: • . "STEVIE FISHSNFR.T^#INfdLLS m eet th eir minimum, sl ., she said. Nelson off K K alispell. OR.ERICHEIDENREIC■ICH. TWIN FALLS ■ - • .IW-TWIN FAILS-' - STUART-MOW RRISONTIiiE.TW IN FALLS*' Auction chairmainan Jerry ilowever,er. Nelson remaineci DR. JAMES LUCKOCK:k. tw in FALLS • LAMAfl\J ORTON. TWIN FALLS> ...SUBURBAN Curoski, former curatoiItor of art at opiimisiicc anda said. “I think lhat W P flO # . TWIN FALLS OR. JOEL NEWTON DlDDS. TWIN FALLS' Lfl m s : ” : ' • suPEnioRc — — ~ihe-Kusseil-Museum;imrsaid lie ' the people LAM B-W ESfdNlNCiiTW lfTftU VOOOR'COMPANY. TWIN FALLS.LS lie who come here are DFi. KEVIN BOESEL., TWINT FALLS LE wasn't convinced of a cLEE. TWIN FALL!-LS LOOSLI LO EXCAVATING. TWIN FALIFALLS TERRY'S HE-iEATING& A,C,. TWIN FALLS Bruce Brock of LeMaVlars. Iowa, lhai (|ualityiiy art is :i stable, rela- EVERTON MAHRESSiS FACTORY. TWIN FALLS LORRAINE LO BOLISH. FILER THEAIRPOR3RT GRILL TWINFALLS went strai^hi a( the: ststock mar- tively pred•edictable alternative • FLOYD LILLY PUMP ClCOMPANY. TWIN FALLS LYNN LY BEAUREGARD. TWIN FALLALLS THE MUSICC IEXCHANGE. TWIN FALLS ket issue. place to spe.pend money, FREEDOM ELECTRIC,'TWIN FALLS MAGIC M/ VALLEY AUTO PARTS,i, TWINTV FALLS THE NAIL JEJEANNIE. TWINFALLS’ . "Everybody lookinglg for alter* Saturdaj lay night’s, auction GEM STATE WELDERSRS SUPPLY. TWIN FALLS MAGICW VALLEY BANK. TWIN FALLSFAL TOMiALArAN W OOD. HOLLISTER naiive places, safee places.” includesa a Russell waiercolor GERTIE’S BRICK 0V£ÊN COOKERY TWIN FALLS' MAGICW VALLEY INTERNATIONALW L TWIN FALLS ' TOM BILLINI Brock lold the audiencjiice., ‘'T h is lhat official;ials believe may sell for INGTON FAMILY. TWIN FALLS GLENDA THOMPSON.'J. TWIN FALLS ' • MARIANNEW BARKER. BUHL is it. It wtiii'i blow (iO1 percentp t (of more tlianS115150,000. TONY PRATEiTER. TWINFALLS GOBLE-SAMPSON. SA5ALT LAKE CITY • MARK M/ & JULIE SCHMAHL TWINWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS.S EYE CENTER. TWIN FALLS' GO-FER EXPRESS. TW■WIN FALLS . . MARKm &.PAM SCHAAL TWINFAI FALLS TWIN FALLS.S TRUCK & EQUIPMENT, GOLF USA. TWIN FALL LLS MARKW & PRICILLA PLAFCAN..BOISE BO TWIN FALLSLS ' I Judge SLispt:>ends naked attacker’sa GORDON PAVING COWDMPANY. TWIN FALLS . MARNI M/ PARRY. TWIN FALLS VALLEY E NJGINE/KIDO G PERFORMANCE, GREAT WESTERN CHEHEMICAL, NAMPA MCCALL MC INDUSTRIAL. BOISE T W I N F A L LLS S I sentence, orarders mentalll treatment HEATHER KLUNDT, TWFWIN FALLS MIKE Mil & ANN COLLINS. TWINFAIFALLS VAN WATERSRS & ROGERS. POCATELLO HELEN CUNNINGHAM,M, FILER MILLER Mil CONCRETE. TWIN FALLS.LLS WAITE ELECl:CTRIG COMPANY. TWIN FALLS. S SALI' LAKE CITYY ((AP) - A must live w: with his p.irenls, wear • HELEN POHLMAN, TWWIN FALLS. MISCO,mi; INC.. BOISE W A T ER F O RID D COMPANY SALT LAKE CITYy m an who took off allI his hi clothes an ankle moniior,m< take medica- HENNINGSEN COLD SlSTORAGE, TWIN FALLS NA and Slabbed several pe NALCO CHEMICAL COMPANY.; SPSPOKANE. WA. WENDY'S. TT\ W I N F A L L S people has tion ior hisIlis m e n ta l illn e s s and HILL BROTHERS CHEfgEMICAL COMPANY.. fJEi received a suspended.•d sentence: s.iay away:iy fro m a lc o h o l and NEIL SABSOOK. TWIN FALLS WESTERN PIPE'INSULATION..BDISEPI ' and heen ordered lo geget mental drugs. SALT LAKE CITY OBENCHAIN OB INSURANCE. TWIN'INFALLS f WILLS INC..'T W I N FA LL S help. Cam pbellell pleiided guilty last HOLLI STRAUBHAAR,'I TWIN FALLS ‘OK OK AUTO SYSTEMS. TWINFALLSiLL S Diivid Campbell, 33.53. was sen- fall and adridmiiied lhat while he HOLTZEN FARMS, INC.IC.. JEROME P.M.F, P.W INC.; TW IN FALLS tenced I'riday to up to) If15 years in was a friendnd's house in Keams on A' prison for each of twoIU i counts of April 10, he he suddenly disrobed, attempted murder.-. But1 3 rd ran outsideleand i! smashed his head ■ . , Dislrict Judge Timothythy Hanson ihiough theth windshield nf a i suspended his sentenceice and p ut parked ciir.r. Campbell on probationion for five When hele iriedt to gel back into years. th e house,e, h e fo u n d ih e dooi* The*judi;e ordere'dt C;Campbell, .locked. He Hi forced it open, who has been in jiiil or il psychi- grabbed aa knife1 and attacked, iitric hospital since hislis arrest; in several peojL'ople, I’ro.secutors said _ ^ ^ T h a n k s Ajjril, to go along with:h \w hatever Campbell also al held ihe knife to p . , . , . . > for yoi/r outpatient ireaiment plaplan is pre- the throatll oft a 3-year-oId girl, M b H I ^ ■2* aupporti ^ — ------pared for him by ValievIley .Mental whom he intendedint to .".sacrifice" Pfosonlfliion oft ChocksC lo Magic Valloy Sluifbboi(boardof's Assodolton nnd Campnp Rainbowf Gold' ^ H e a lth . Me also saidi Campbell C logettoliea\eaven. ai Iho MqqIIcc Valloy Jaycoos ponofal momboiiborship mooilng. Tuesday, Morchrch 20. 2001.______ ■ J I , I ' , Familxat: I ■ ' Time mm out forrdfliry di I n s i d)E e produccra. VouiBuilness...... 0 2 ,3 ■ Pat’ageDB Business filings ...... D5 , ■ 3 NI ; ^ _1_____ Business Editor, V i m m S . H im U ia 7 J .U W I The Timcs-Ncve w s M Sundalay, M arch 25, 2001I : ’ SScction a D ' \ ' BizFacts OnlineactM Ues PmnelUiidja,no$trtntr, PUMO riM KMM » n M g I Tlirieêwti wWriter ■ -______. lMlor«])dUlrtomMgn|^H| All about Idaho's S5 2 9 'pO'tfolios are rebaiajaianced regularly a s accountlunt earnings are deferred. T he. lhe beneficiary near • Aiiyons of any ago can beb e aa beneff-' . tofMUMwNtcn^^B ears college age. ' eventualItual laxes; on earnings and tne - B ) TWlNFA college savings pro{ ciary - including the personon vitiow opens rALLS - Idaho’s new C O g ra m ~ Returns will fluctuatuate and are not guar-' tax-deduleductible portion of coniribulicns. M . ' Y college savii anteed. •. , Jhe accounl. G« tWDl rfemwn H m ivings proâm, rolled 'are paidjald - upon distribution - a l the ' ______6jT0«H«d»M in,, (( out W ed nlesday, es is likely to be ’ .Or the Investor mayay (choose a combine- siuderjr;erjl's iricome-tax rale. The slu- • AccamuWlont not usedd by the >cause of Idaho’s gener* About Investing: ■ , two of the three inwinvestment options. . dem’s’s ralen is generally lower than that accounl beneficiaiy can be»e transferredira 0n»»*iiatpu» , __--— ^ ous tax breareak on contributions, The ali-siocks optionion was popular eight of thee accountac owner, and possibly without tax or penalty 10 anolljnolfier family ornine monms ago. 7 ,\ ^ said an officificial of the company ’ |ttal(et]utt$26toopenan go. said Stephen jcro. member to pay his or her,posi.postsec- • U— . that runs theh e program for Idaho. » ■ ^ 8 - spokesmano n for program marv . contrll ondary education expenses.es. account, or $15 through payrollJlldeduc- ogerTlAACREF.whi( ntrUxrtlons made to an Education “It’s one! ofol the best tax deduc* iii .hich manages 11 J, 'The definition of family is quitequit broad, Ifon. states' tuition savini 'or any bencficiary for whom a con- tions In thele icountry,” said John »ings plans. -Rlgm bul Ifs the federal code thathat definest ‘ ContilbutJort* per bencficiaiyjr canc be row it's not so popu lion lo a college savings program D. M id d leb!brook, r TIAA-CREF’s » Dpular. lot obvious w a s n w all those particular members.'-ers." said made until the total balance foror all reasons.’ made In’the same year are subject lanager for Idaho. to a fede Judy Comstock, investment'm accounts for that bencftclaiy rea federal eicise tax of up to 6 per- nt manager Briefl . " S eI r “IDeal,” the state- .. eaches • Tlwre’i no enrollm•llment fee. Total . cem unli LY $235,000. . until the money is withdrawn. for the Idaho treasurer's olficcalfice, who ___ sponsoredi ssavings option lets . ] annual expense chaiiharge Is .86 percent • chaired the committee tnatat lastyearla- • No Income llmttatlon* preventnt folks to .94 perceni. or 8( ^■fpVT' Idaho familililies earn an annual r 86 to 94 cenls for A b oUt u t using i th e m oney: selected TIAA-CREF to managenagc Idaho's ' i n M o n sta te -ta x dei>er>e((cia:y's IJfV the invest!stments grow' tax- “Ifie fdahd incometax break mighghi not" by automaircUeBiloil-ofcReci?ingoTsav witcd colleges and universities In ' — CSI offers injur laiion, as well as vocational, teen- ■ death, disability or receiptloiascfidar-' of a ^ deferred. benefitbe them. Ings accounts, by leltelcpnoneorbypa,. Ship. and graduate schools. Some asses 'T hat ta xX deduction means • TJ»1 !b r» InvMtmont opiionss are'i ‘^'^^ctlon. prevention cias schools:ols aoroad are eligible. Other cligi- , ,, , Idaho’s 529) planp - sd named for . 100 1C percent equity, investing in I BURLEY - The Col-ollegeof thesecdonot ^ g g . 'ble Instillistiiuiions include proprietary and About getting started; of federa! tax law th a t domestic do and international stock About the taxei ted: ' : Southern Idaho’s Mini.ini-Cassia authorized sui ssional schools and theological such programs - offers returns rei lhat fluctuate; a guarantcneed Center is offerinig a bbring-a- savers an im seminaritnarics that ate eligible to parijci- immediate financial reium. rei such as from a money ma • For a program disclosureBbookic:, bo{ sack-lunch Injury Pre'revention benefit even Tiarkei • Contributions are« eeligible for an patctnfcen federal financial aid programs, sn if there’s not m uch fund: fur and managed allocation. Idaho Income-tax dea call toll'free 1-866-IOEAlED,D, ' • ■ . Series from noon to 1 p .m . time to save b deduction of up to • Covercflered expenses include tuition, e before the benefida-. The latter - and most popular - optionoi $4,000 per accounl i • Or visit the program’s v.ebsilebsiie'a; W ed n e s^ y s in A pril. ry heads to ci nt owner - $8,000 • certainin roomro and board cosls, books ) coUege, HAA-CREF combines coi a changing proportionnof 1 lorjoint filers. This ye WWW,idsaves.org. The Injury Preventin tio n se s- spokesman Sti 5 year only, applica- andomerliner coiiegereiaied costs, Stephen Ludwig said. eqiequity, bond and money markett funds.fi tions receivcO by Apri sions aree s p e ^ . All b ut one Wrii 16 (3h be .No„<,„aiqualified wiihdrawals incur a 10 . ne or tv\’o other states depending dei on the beneficiary's age.a( applied to the 200 0 1 Sources: S tate Treasureisurer Ron C. ized traitun{ling devel- ><>“ >»=='■ perccntnt penaltyp on investment earnings Under the managed allocation opoption, . F»d,fai and state ti » Crane: program vendort TIAA-CREF._TIA . o p e d b y t h e ...... -Pl-Please seeTAX. Page D3— ^ ejoics.onjhe ______and tax3x inimplications.- A m e ric ain n R e d " Cross to mime e t th e needs of• eiemploy I /' ees, employersSHA regu- and OSH | ^ lations. u j Each one-hour dass; is tau g h t OVE - by an American Red CCr ross-certified instructor. The four*course: s e r i e s \ in c lu d e s B ack ' Injury I Z\ f c j ■ ,Prevention;Ergonomicst a ; S l i p s , Trips and Falls; and WorV orkplace ^B E Violence Awareness. Cos:o st is $35 for the series, or sinclele classes a re SIO. CaU 678-1400. ; V Red Cross to offer I GKLE aid training courser • -TWINFALLS-The SawtoothSa' E xecudvives w onder w hy. Branch of the America Cross in April will offer < t h e b l o o3m r is off th e rose j M n n n n in “Workplace Tra: Standard'First A id/’ wh f b r A m eirica’s r favorite fuell e l adult cardiopuFmonary/ resusci*r< • ta tio n and first aid. The A»>oclatedid IPretg ______- Participants will leam i ____ I'N.. ognize and care for bres ------WASHINGTC;to n - Fonraecade*naiurai and cardiac emergenc: S as h a s b e e n1 tthe fuel to love. It’s clean, plentiful anti f adults, ages 9 and abov 1 found close to home. Most jp«nant.it«-a — Red Cross said.------^vas cheap. • No longer. - A single-session classiss is set As natural g?gas prices have soared.to as for 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. AprilAp 14, much as fivee timi e s w hat th e y w e re 18 and the two-session cours urse will months ago. coiconsnmers - from the elderlyrly be held from 6 to 9:30:30 p.m. trying to heatIt their; homes to executives April 23 and 24 at the ^ M [he Red who are shuttitting down chemical plantsIts ‘ ^ ^^ ------Cross office, 718 Shoshoihone St. because of highgh gas prices - a re w onderingng E. what happened:Jd: l'«wi Pipe fitters Joe Lee, left,ft. and Randy Morphes go over | For more informationon or to * Are productucers profiteering? Maybe. At er plans of the Installation of gas pipes to supply the CalplneI 5545 megawatt gas-fired power>er plantp under construction nearir Yuba Clly, Call!.. In this Feb.: register, call 733-6464 or (888) the ver^-least,t, they’ret raking in billions of b . 2001 file photo. For decadesas naturalr gas has provided a cleilean, plentiful source of fuel untiljntll recent- 367-6321. . dollars. ' ly when prices have soarared as much as five times whalhat they were a year ago. • \Vill tiie higligh costs, which have eased in recent weeks,s, rrebound this summer and lowed the industrj- fcfor 30 years, Despite The Center for NewW into next fall?* SSupplies remain tight. If the greater risks of occa:rasional price spikes, Facts about natuatural gas expectedSd to grow 10 29 inilion cubic lee;le tay a e ar hot oAe. prices could again: KlacAvoy argues, g freefr market provides by 20100 iand 31.5,tfillion cuOic fee; by.2015- 202 Directions holds clai:lass lower prices and adeq uquiite supplies in the * Accounts for 24 perccnt ofIf all energy used in ’ Include electricity gcneraiion, resiaeniia. resic longnin. TW IN F A L L S - T h e C.Center ’ Can futurere production meet growing the United S tales with 62 miiiio mmcrcial heating, feedsioci' (or• cnemicacne President Bush’s en lillion commcclal, for New Directions ata t t h e demand? M ostt eexperts say there’s plenty of merjjy plan, expected industrial and residential custonstomers. anolertilitihior industries, ana transportationation. College of Southern Ida!daho is gas; developinglg iti will depend on price andjj to be unveiled nextIt m o n th , will s tre s s )nmentally the cleanest of fossilill fuels,(u! expanding natural g * About 58 million homes. 6151 percentp of the offering a career-planlanning building new pippipelines. gas production and. lyrned. is 50 perceni cioaner manlan oil0 arc; .g ■ building new pipelines, total, use natural gas for neaim]aling. workshop. • Should the govemb m ent reim pose price ss, but experts agree it lent cleaner man coai in tc ir s oiairoo:!-ol ai ' - • * Current ovarsgo wholesalei pmdice is 55.50 per . If, will be years before: thoset efforts signifi- iitting le ss nittogen o»ioe. suilur Oic :It will benefit people whwho are «ntr°!^?A few£w advocates say yes; th e Bush 1,000 cubic feel. The wholesale jr 0 io>ioc a n d most economists, no. cantly influence the t gas market, s u e price accounts ; sool.n.or.orocaroons and neaMfaDDi'ig ’gfoe•green- beginning an education,1. tryt in g admmisu-aoon1 ai for 60 perceni of total retail pric ievôn GovernmentIt regulations produced “a ■, Meanwhile demand forb r the fuel will contin- pnce: the tost is (or nouse-'gagases. . , to-identify interests or dev transportalfon. distribution andind (Olher servicos couple of real disasters”di - gas shortages inj„ ue to rise, especially.• forI generating elec* ing new skills, the center ^ trid ty . that normally do not change Significantly.sigr A professional career coun f the 1970s and a gas “bubble” of too much Sources; Amoilciloilcan Gas supply in the jl It may be some tirrime, perhaps never, , * U.S. total reservas are 1.779'’79 iMiiion cuDic feet, will help students identify lie early ’80s, says' Paul Astoclotlon, Energy Infonnformation ■fyjh-r MacAvoy.aYal * Demand Is 22 trillion cubic: feelfee annually ano Admlimlnlitratlon. Notional Petroleum Ci . interests, discover their v fa le economist who h as foi-ll- PllPlease see GAS. Page D4 m Council. place talents, explore careereers in ■ . demand and investigatete thi e ir options. iiKIpvpfcii I d a hho ( could seee gas prices;s The two*session work: rk s h o p - lH*r*'#how«f*wew eomp«nl«t with Magic Vallay localocations, or oth»r local tiaa, farKl• d In tti* aloch markai during th* will be held from 5 to 7 ■ April 2 and S at .the Centen te ? f w Pravloua Friday Weakly chartanga S2-wMk high-low Anr7 Z L climt , , , . . . 2 7 , 5 7 . , , , , , , , , 0 733 39,25 • 26.06...... 2.69 lb again conme summeier New Directions. Call 733-J13-9554, j ASCAiAMERISTISTAR...... 6 3 / 4 ...... 8 3 /8 ...... 3/0 ...... 8 3 /4 - 3 ...... N A TheTtoieft^*ews ______Dave I Carison. "OPFC’s rcct-n Ext. 2680, or (80Q) 680-00-0274, 3RA...... 1 9 .0 3 ...... -..,,..19.27...... -0.24 ,4 26.19- 15,25...... 4.73% ------•Ceill lii-ci- Ext. 2680. Admission is 1 f r e e ; \ ...... 371/0...... -1/18.8...... 601/2-25 15^6 ...:. sions to cimail productionI iia iiiilliiui1 ...... 44,40...... 1,277 ,...... NA ' b o i s e - h c a re e r tests are included. : BHNZ . H J HEIN: ■ Idaho’s pump prices are barrei.s t a day could have the thv ':;ime INZ...... 38.00 ...... 40.53...... -2.53i ,...... 48.00-30.88...... 4.13% nowhere isas volatileV as thev w ere a s HDI...HARLEY-I;y-davidson .... 3 7 ,5 8 ...... 37,49 ...... 0,09i . 50,62 - 33,19...... sort Of impacts diis year, but.)Ut iit's 1(H) HO ...HOMEDED E PO T...... 39.87 ...... 42.20...... -2.59i ...... 70.00 - 34.69...... 0 4 0 % y e a r a so , but but OPEC’s recent doci- soon s to say how nnich.” RP...... 34.84 ...... 35.44 ...... 0,60) ,...... 51.01 -31 00 ...... 5 34 % Sion to cutI oiloil production a million ' • . Nationwide, prices havee e;i'L-tle; G The Tlmesêws chan,anges , :n n e y ...... 1 5 .4 5 ...... 18.40...... -0.95. 5 18,02.8.82 ...... 3,24% barrels a day(in could push prices cents c in the pasi inoiiih. but ^LTY...... 1 8 .0 0 ...... 18,66...... 0,14‘ ,...... 19,10-15.38...... 1 hui prii-e-. submissions deadlinele - S ?RP ...... 2 4 .8 1 ...... 25.53...... 0.92I ...... 20.25-17.00...... ■’ 4 7 9 % higlier in inietinu for the busy sunim er ill ii the \\'est are tieneially lli^:lK■I-lnlii^;l K M ... KMART...... 8.68...... TWIN FALLS - The Til ...... 8 .7 3 ...... -0.055 ...... 10,19-4,81...... NA travel seasonson. an auto association California, C for e.\aniplL‘, jiricilirices are Times- , KR ...KROOERsR ...... 23.55 ...... 23.52 ...... 0.03I ...... 27.04.16.08 . : ____ NA said. Ne\vs this week ond next•t v w eek • LABOR R{READY ...... 2 ,9 7 ...... 2 .8 6 ...... •. ... 0.11. uup 11 cents in the past montli moi to I ...... 11.81 -2,50 ...... ' B asedon on AAA’s D aily F u e l 51.72. S will change its deadline fofor r sub- 'IEW FIBRE...... 1 2 .5 0 ...... 12.79...... -0.29I ...... 14,00-t0 .5 0...... 'JAl.D'S...... , 2 5 ,0 ...... 26.60...... -1.50 1 . , . - .39,94.24,76...... I o!04 % Gauge Repos:port, the average price The diveiginn price pa mission of news items toO p rin t I M U ... MICRON>4 TECHT ...... 48.83 ...... p'aiu-ni ...... 40.05 ...... 8.78 ) ...... 97.B0.28.06 ...... NA for .1 gallonin of0 sclf-ser\ e unleaded apjHjars a to |>e caii.sod by thehe suitclis in the Sunday Money secti.rtin n ’s .. OFFICEM>•MAX...... 3,14.,,.::...... 3.03.-...... o . n1 ...... 6,62- 1,50 ...... iCtlOns , ..:pHARMA- with . deadline will return to theêcus- ire;;WASH.GFGROUP...... 1,73...... 1 .52...... 0,21 , ...... 12.30-1;07...... a i i ^ A record-high1 pricespr from a year ago, • tlthe approach of .summer aiii tom ary noon on Thursday. FAROO...... 45.43 ...... 47.89...... 2.40 ...... 50J 0 . 37.38...... : ' and the ' 2ION..2lONSBAf3ANC0RP,...... 49 1/4...... 51 7/16...... 2 3/1818 ...... 6 4-385/16...... • 1 6 2 % b u t th e supiupply anxieties that iniroduction ir of lower-voiatolatility, Complied from staff repreports [ Supptlad by Edward Jon**>*7U-4925 ' caused thoseose spikes are still in clean-biirning el gasoline, whiwliich is play,” said AAAAJ Idaho spoke.sman costlier cc to produce. ,\AA .siud.ud. D-2 Tlmet^twt, TwlnF«ll*.idtf>oTwir Sumtay, March 28,200128, . )UR]Bi2SINIESS n v iN FALLS> - First Federal Blonkinksma, both of Mountain1 Finandal Services Ad' National1 Small Fc"arm Savings Bank pnp ro m o te d L o ri Home,ie. d ie Y ear for Idaho, B uhl A rtsts Council’s program H iatt to rctaiJ open;xiradons supervi- The ie IHA also elected officerss The award, sponsoreired by the director, _wasWi appointed by the _ ( ...... sor at the Blue Lakeakes Branch. - for 20C2001 a t its an n u al m eering;~ SBA*s Division of Advjvocacyris^ Idaho Comirnmissioii dn the Arts’, Hiatt began Blanksiksma is p resident and Olson1 . given to recogniu sped Gonfereinee set fo 1^ efforts ■ Chairworairoan Marilyp Beck to brjuly I wV o rk in g fo r issecrecretary-treasurer. to assist deserving smalllUbusiness- serveasanon at*large memb<^ for I F I irst F e d e ra l ‘ Memem bershlps in die Idaho Hayf • es by a member of the . understandinglg oifo th e characteris le financial the Idaho cocommission. , ini August Associjciation for 2001 arc still1 services industiy. tics and risk ma , . , It is a one-ne*year term, which can 11984 as a beinglg ai c c e p te d , a n d m em bers5 T hom as E. B ^doU Jr MEMPHIS, Tenn. - UUSDA’s . of this farminging sector and agri Jr,*tnct bereneweilred annually for up to tellert nt the uill bebe in d u d ed in th e 2001-2002I director of the SBA Risk Management A gency'’ cultural commuimunity, USDA said, 1! fourycani. Bl u e L a k e s Hay Directory.Dii For more informa- D istrict Office, dted I announced the Nationalal Small - U.S. Agrlculicultural Secretary arge member attends ■ ] office0 as one tion,. callca Brad Hoaglun at 868- "can do” attitude in - Farm s Conference, Su:iurvival Ann M. Venemfleman is expeaed tc 0 o f fiv e 0988. to g e th e r finandal assist early ICA meedngs and Strategies < for Small and LLimited be the keynoteote speaker. Other e e m p l o y e e s ; today’s ^ a l l businessei es in th e review of com- R ] esource Farm ers and Ra!(wchers nadonally knownown speakers and TThe office BUR iectives. . •■ ] JRLgy 1 CharlesI skill in counseling client Nao'onal Conference, to bbe held presenters wilw ill focus on five .n o w h a s 10 Gummc lA has been extremdy m erson of Burley completedI to co m p lete conlponcnimts of the • ICA July 23-25 In Memphis... types of.risk - 1production', mar* LoriHlatt e m p l o y e e s . the foui supportive ol bur-week course for a Qass proposal package. i of die programs at die The threcKlay conferencnee will keting, financancial, legal.and . ■ ‘ . hH iatt’s r e ^ n - A comnmmerdal drives licenw at B ^ d o l l will present: ddie award Buhl Artss (Council,” the local provide j a fonim for netwi sibilitics includo working human resourcurces. The confer- de supervising the ProProfessional Truck Driving to Parrish at a luncheoeon, spon- council saisaid in a statement. ‘ - between\ public and privat tellers jind liDndlj a te agri* ence w ill a ls>0 o address a barriers id lin g sa v in g s , Schoolol ofo Twin Falls, sored by the Twin Fal‘alls Area They have]rc provided funding for cultural c professionals. Th cliecking, certificati rhe con- faced by smalnail and limited- cates of d eposit He alsoal: added hazardous mate- C ham ber of Commerce,£, at noon numerouss performing arts ference’s f goal is to allow v ‘ at Key!:eyBank’s T w in . honored'gd em ployees w ere Steve , March 2 in Las Vegas. years. c a re and gross marginsis - nonalcoholic Falls nfficeun Mainn AAvenue, then Peterson,on, gam ing key supervisor; Finisiiing Touch generiiriU m an- . O benchainlin also said Cricket I m a n i- wines m ade ftximom spring water, a went hack in Boise’s:’s indirectil loan Trent DolDotson, beverage bar back; ager Loren Haugee aiteitended a Leonard joiroined its agency as H and multiflavor lineine of beverages office, working upI to .supervisor ‘ind Nidaidjara Tiilek, guest service sem inanar on manager ofif itsi life and health B H nails, designed to satis^tisfy the desire for of ihe audit and Imokooking depan- represenientative. Each received a d e c oirative r insurance deplepartment. H •pedi- a wine or champan p ag n e taste with- ment. She then returr:umed to Twin plaque: andar a cash award, has four years’ expe- H c o n cC rete Leonard ha d wax- out alcohol orir preservatives,p F a lls a n d ivorkcdli aai the Blue .Plaleaieau Players Club execu- stain ss and .rience in lifeife and health insur- B Lakes Key Center;er a s ‘a n e w tive host) S t Mike Siebert received J a ls o Also, th e co m ppany an said it plans overlayays, and ance with thethe Twin Falls office H zes in to introduce a lin'line of Hydrators atxounts rcprt*sentati\ative and part- the 200000 Executive Committee a semlin il a r o n of Blue Shieldeld of Idaho.' She has |S time teller and endedJed her career Award,, presentedp to a nonman- ing on for children. e s timnoting i worked in dedepth with varFous ^ Those productslets are slated for ai'thai hrancli in Fehi-ehruao-2000 agementnt employee who demon* and mananage- group and Hflife insurance prod- ^ as a vault teller.. ' strates leileadeiîp skills and the store staged NorthI A American and m ent p r in c i- ucts. styling, n: She j«)ined Firstirst Federal abilityto«to supervise others, a >full intemadonal introItroduction during pies fo:for c o n - She is activeiv e in local organiza- c u rin g Savings Bank as a te rations analyst Phillip salon the latter half of ifiscal 2001 and I teller at the , C rete contrac- cc tions indudiniling 4-H, Beta Sigma pri .Main Ilninch and recej rch'wa^ presented witn a c rv lic nprod- throughout 2002.12. L-cendy m oved tors. Phi and D eltaIta E psilon and is the u c to the Falls West Branc■andl. th e 200000 President’s Award, f a c ia ls , ;‘ fhair • Although onlyly a small portion 1> 0 r e r 5 Twin Falls Co g iv e n to10 a management staff M .« Bachman „ L a l> c County chairwoman exi cures and of the com pany’s>r’s revenuei is cur- Brack- forMarchofDf D im es. « jr. Cactus Petes General ing. She1 . . to 7 rendy d erived fror TWIN FALLS-0- On Friday, member, man and Andrew Braeic k m a n from Intem et sub- Idaho Housing andmd Finance Manager2T Dave A lbrecht present- specializen be scripdons and samam ple-pack sales, attended a demonstratioron dass TWIN FAL4LLS - Corrle Orr Association’s JimI WoxenW will in on behalf of Ameristar ■ airbrushin eers at itsi ann u al j Delores WiltVilliums. P crew, the color technique: niiviini’.March2-3in Boi ■ • Seminars and vTOriisJiops. Boise. pany spe Moulton has • Awarfls and acJiiMmcnts. Tlutvc-rc-elecied to il 0 th e bo ard TWIN FFA .U lS - T h e U.S. Small over 13 years’’ • • Cnaritabie business octlvines. » i I B of (lireciors.include MikVlike L arson Businesss Administration rive, crei • Other business news. M' Huhl, experience announceded Ray Parrish, senior ^ ^ I concrete, a n d brings to Current hoard n members ^ loan officfleer of Region IV Bill Hanchey 111 'ic u la rly Utopia Salon -Youreuslims deatUIrw; NoonTu indm ie Clark Kaiiffniar iian of Filer i Developmiiment Corp. Inc., was r e s i d e n .her education Y and David Olson a 1 and Jim > named 2001201 Small Business i properties. , from Gene I------Juarez Salons " jm >he specializes in air designing and li ml m w H . Sid will selell your hoirTie w ithin ^ I? f you n eedd us. ]:120 d a y s or., u always get: HE WILlLL BUY IT fronim you l ■ I I find all your ded uictions cti g with paid tax prepaparation . ; AGAIN! I "'"'A That's w hyized returns' kt Jackson Hewitt you I : , Personalized service TT”' • ^ *P« n c E x e X i t ' Tax experts who williONHra Batwavn Buri*/ * nup«rt • Mon*Fri I re in retum. p i T l Cal ‘c-ja/iosee ifyo-jau ^ *Ta J Qualify (cr tne Eluy Out Proôm i s i FREE electronic filingVAtLEY LOCATIOIONS PA»N£NIS ■ Accurate,- computerizi5TOHE-JER0ME-324-5801Wl.- ■ 1 1 1 7 3 4 -■ 7 0 0 7 g 2 - . J V • A( FRED MEYER-TWIN FALLSL L ^7 3 7 -0 5 M C y c tvn*dMdepenrt«d 436-4771 * Hwy 24 • b. i 1INIEHESI PJAGKSI m ia .! ii! ' G et m o n ______- r v . iTHREE MAGIC V WALMAFrr SUPER ST -Fri 9-6 • S « . 9.2 , LMART-BUHLEY-676W15 ______loaiayowt m m m Sundv.ly. March 29,2001 Tknes^m.I. TwinTwf F*n«, Idaho D-3 ■ IH o u s e h o)ld j finance:es: V o l j r B i u m J NotsogoDod-thesesdays- NEW YORK (A P)lThefifinan- cial report card of Ameri ------M o n e EY WELL SPEe n t _—, households i is not good as t H Idaho Po)ve:urer. Co. has______Idahoho Power’s weatherization - deal with th^fir«_substantial . increased this year’tar’s funding to prograin ■ —nomic d° slbw'down in nearl am began In spring 1989 to l\liRR()R ' ' the Low, Income WeWeatherizadon insulat Federal govemmen $212,534. This year cies.- including South nent debt fell 9.6 : total WiU be $ 3 1 2 ^ just 87 percent in 1990, ' percent thanks toto budgetbi surpluv Central Community Action The situation poses Jjroblit)lems es. The rise of' debtde without a '• "Given the unusua Agency In TwinFalls - who '' ’ ounstances we find for fa m ilie s a n d th e econio:lioiny, sp u n in economnic ic activity, said . ilso receive federal fund- eesp s p ^ a lly if jobs a re lost. Exis /• selves in this yearj'ar^we' ^ asting'. ' e c o n o m ist J a nle e D E ’A ris ta , th e hg and will administer the ' strainsstn also may be worseneled if report’s author, “sut . thought it appro “suMests borrow- jrcpriate to moneyy ini their jurisdicdons to the value of c o ,l l a t ^ assets,, such’s ers used some of thetl additional ' increase our fundingi:g to help low- help qu{jualifying residential ois- asa s ihomes and stocks, suffer in die debt to consolidatedate and service income families weateatheiize their tomerss inii the company’s service slowdown.sic situation still exists,exi and that - ...... thethe expansionialtered, debts gigrew ----- overJy-deep-intertterest-iate-cuts— iin n dthe domestic economy. might reignite dem;lemand and lead IrIn all, as th e economy sloweced to to price increases,fies. M eanw hile, 31.1 percent annual groutht rater three haJf-percenrag,jfage ptiiiif in te r Oregon Gove'emor’s Confers r e n c e w i l l f„’in the fourth quarter, househijhold t!St r a te c u ts in less les; tiiaii three . . . debiebt rose 8.2 percent, busiminess months have lessemsened the strain focus on parttnership oppolortunities )bligations by 8.4 percent aand on many householdlid budgets.b ONTARIO, Ore- - Tribibal per- For the fourlurth year, outstand- H spectives of Le\vis & Clarl(irk’s jour- ing w orkers fromfro every state, the ManagIged allocation ney, current consumer at a ttitu d e s D istrict of ColiColumbia and P u erto | IDeal’e m anacetW tocatkM optfcilfon invests more aggressively tor y.younger t>.'ne about iravel and three n regional Rico will beI honored in' 1 ^nciaries and grows more consenematrfe a s me student nears coiiegollege age Trns mobile workshops will 1 1 be fea- Washington,n, D.C., and their Is tfie overwtwlming choice wiihiiIhin the programs we manage.*' saidsaic Jonn D, tured. at this year’s CO r^ o n _ ___ l^ n ie SMtes. . Middlebfook. TIAACREFs progran-am manager for Idaho, —Governor’s—Conferencn e e o n ' Idaho is sblicjliciting nominations' I ^Hcre'ls a sampling of IDeal’s aii6c at 15 percent for federal ano 7.7 percent . and his brothers d e dided d e to make The com said. The three-day event tor state.) the donation aftersr learning Josh Eggle morer than 300 attendees WHti S1.000 contributed annually a Nominations»ns m ust in c lu d e a Southwick was on thee jojc b without vest yet. Bi ' around the state. IS yeorsirs 12 years Idaho I’rirfno'-rauve.re of the older work- s 6 years the protection of a vest.ist. has applie( r This year, western : Before tax 535,33737 S18.342 t contribution to the Afie, 2 57,389 Southwck said he hah a d used all offset th e cc .tourism professionals wertird invil “ ® Mier tax . ss i.4 002 2 S16.9022 57,073 available money for vevests for his • Eggleston f: —t dC to join th e Oregon conf<,t r e n " e eluding longevity, deputies, but therere was riot ary period. because1 of O ntario’s proxirLimitytn “ Per'snce,, s k ill le v e l, w o rk - withWith $2,500 contrfbuted annually thet Boise area. Idaho's totourism sabilities the nomi- IS ye anin 12 years» 6 yoars of 4 Brot Daily's co-own- director. F Carl Wilgus, wil,ill help nee has to overI’ercome to perform BefoBefore tax 588,343•13 • S45.8544 < with a bulletproof vest. -lead-the-mobilenvorksh ^ sh o p -ro — b,-anda-de.scripuon------Aftei»fier-tax ■_ - - — *:r::S 78;50dOdr— — — ■. i - ; 22 55~3— - j i T X s r : : ~ ^ A p ril deac Jordan Valley, and the statlaie’sad his or her comniunitycoi involve rdlin^setfo)funding to buy and wear agency- president. Bill DrakIke, ivill "'™ '- . . WithVith S5.000 contributed annually mself. participate n in a panel disciicu-ssion N o m in a tio>n n fo rm s m ay be ISyoos9 12)oors 6yoars governor’s■’s award noncreme Armor vest is pro- on H creative m arketing. requested fromom Green Thumb, lefore tax S176.6836.9-!3 r American Body Armor. Other conference work■kslions ShoslioneleSt. E., Suite2, Aftefifter ta» 5157,001)08 584.511 535,3Cr B O IS E -A p riU is the deadline INEEL it is less than a quarter- will ? provide up-to-date infnforma'- T '" " Fai)*. ™J 83301,« or by tele- I------______for nominations forir the.2001____Opera tiohs:k, J Southwick said he’s tion on marketing .ymi r wc.Vf piione o r fax atit <734-3305.______r n GpvernorTiake Prideide in Idaho • supplier aw;wear the vest comfort- "He^loplng a communicncations tntries maylay be mailed or F I a x Awards. bon cutting plan,o; sustainable tourism atand the la.xed to the alabove address or teleplionu numl Tlle a;\-nrds recognizeize efforts to doors to the)unty’s newest deputy, .small-meetings^ market. mber. Deadline for Continmtlnued from B l 'if a family can11 .U'UUe.11 tli.it II preserve Idaho’ss natural '' will faaturejleston, doesn’t have a Local cultures will beL* show: - n o m inations is May 31. A com- [,3ive^.^, similar plans - some of whiclich P '“ •* Mli' Isi- pprobablv tlu Award merce tech ported througl conferencee regis- city's landmark;rk.s. m eetings w ith ‘ dedueduction of up to Sfi.OOO pcper oidine rcscui ivvon-.12‘t i» pi.tiis Dr 2001 ^ ,[,jj The ;9 rankings and di-t.iilta ils on y .n \. P rescn ’ation Award minations ™ rclationslups information is available oion the . ■ awards liariquel;et and cerumonv at "'asIS addeda to the law in 19%. Al 'l.il'-'jplan. •. Outstanding Cultural < ment for en and DOE-Idaho commission’s 'y* websitee at Union Station. . thei.' startSt. of this year. New York'ri^’s I-ederai lax L'M'niptiinptiiin. nut n.-> • Tourism Award oppommitiejis.Office speakers and a ____www.traveloregon.com5'* or bjby call- Idaho's 2000) (noutstanding older in 'ivas the biggest, with iiiws,.0 . ik-t'erral. is [xissibk-.-IOI im :.J-ip L -^ The awards \>till be p ;^.,v TlAACRl-Fsaid. 2 presented ness informaivv-ards ceremony. A rib- ing the commission a t (503113) 98G- worker was 686 8 -vear-old Ruth ;ms totaling SfiGs inillion. during the Governor’s ,„j I'or sever.il \e.iis.ils. K e iitiu r’s Awards the INEEL’sing will then open the 0000. P* Smitli. a dietietarv baker for impshire had S-160 million, ani Luncheon on May 4. 1 Scn..\liicli McCuniifll.lell .iml F lo :I.' J. T o m ake appreciationthe supplier fair, which Franklin Countyuy Medical Center line had S400 million, nominations, fill out i„j. Sen. »()l' (Irali.ini luivi'i.ive stnii:)ii r.i' lUt a form business corire 75 booths from the Green Thumb Inc. searchei e s in Presn)n. Sortsome experts adviso openiiii online at www.visitititid.org or pressrelease exi'inptidii on c.irninrnip.cs fol : smoll-business supplier ca r America’s oldest ‘“•'"J;ounts in several states. request one by mailil fromf the The Suppl lor Outstanding Oktef Wotl)tk e r . A search for,' (jiialified staU' iuiiii>ntion pl oC! ---- ty, exhibiting the latest rt- worker also iss iiunder way. Last ‘I have accounts in 20 states fo ; Idaho Department of■ ParksPi and open to the TWIN FALLS - Green Tl ' two kids.” said Joseph p. F TIAA-CRKI- s.lid.d. foiic:i--- services and technolo- • winner, R(Robbie Eiseiiberg, -Recreation, P.O. Boxlox 83720, booth space i Inc.Ai is searching for Idaho’s irk'V. the be.st-knywn e.xplaine ap])n)ved the mcasuiisure in T " ' 103, m anages a zipper-manufac- ; ,,f c-jn i l.l tlu- s.i;. : Boise, ID 83720-0065.. ForF infor- filled on a.y’s fii sch ed u le also pro- Outstanding Older Worker 529 phuis. “I do it l>ecau.se thi)jj^ hut it was attached in " , ,1 ""■'"6 operatialion for Zabin 1^ voucher i)n>posal that tlial I’li-siili • mation, call 3344199. basis as pay^;e individual workshops will Cr be rewarded with ar ny job. Most people should Ix liidiislries in Loso s .Angeles, Calif. Clinton vetoed. simil.ii sim ..n il-' For detailttendees tlie opponunity expense-paid se trip to Wasliin ipy with one or two states." “ fi ” " ' A pplicants mu,nust work 20 hours U„Y| or- events played mittin in oup to visit httpi/Zwup on the latest e-com- D.C., Cc to attend the Prime■ 'Time JJ g lurley operates \vww.savingfor Idaho engineering graui :, and the one w ith collegi yf Hi)Wever. Tl.\.\ (. l s.,;,;, ichnology, marketing Awards. P« lege.com and is th e author 0 : host conference, busimiinessfair ■’nn^mcoi the earliest Ibirth date is ‘‘The 'or bipanis;ui supiKni rem.•em.iiiis si:u:,„ proposal writing tips. • trjThis year. National Pi he Best Way lo Save foi I13AH0 FALLS - Th Prime declared the wirivinner. N om inate ! CtilleB' ,,g ------Credit Profeent’s objectives are to Time exi Awards activities i liege, a Com plete Guide to 521 National Engineerin s take jn,(.j.netiet at www.green- Plans,'ns," I'.i!-.: id strengthen business place tiu in mid-September, w: Environmental Laborato V aieyplM S .l;-l..-8 o rar at the address Inn diheory you could put hugeuy r/rx'nitr S. //nf Jn'ry ajuwill l\- ips, provide an environ- series . ini of events in the nat: nomic development anc amouiounts of money into collegcg e ‘it ;.?i-09i;. E x r . 2-J and supply TWIN enhanced F networking capital co capped by a gala aw chain management orgai J""!'* -compiledI trfrom stuff reports saving■ings a c c o u n ts , b u t H urlevey Kidder Scn-ia-■ ..vntnbu!,-'.: ■' ganizations Professionalsdes, offer valuable busi- banquet and ceremony Sep are hosting a Small B adiise;ises against it'. I Business present a sennation and dem onstrate at in{ hisioric U nion S tation. Opportunity Conferer rence and tity theft, L’scol commitment to and 00(Green Thumb, which c Supplier Fair, co-hbstected by the . ing and frauc on of its valuable small- itself A m erica's le a d e r in sc U.S. Department of'E E n e r g y ’s 74, the First S community, an IN EEL employments Qfl launched th e Idaho Operations Offictfice, Idaho Evergeen Bui ise Sitid. ' National ^ Prime Time Aw; Innovation Center an U T M O V i 1 M E N 'S I Colors g •MARCH SPECIAL: 7, with any COLOF U . T O, ISfc3rillM0RtSI.N..v)ii. « (S h K MON..fRI. 4W AJM.-6 P.V D4 Tlmei4<6wi.T«fnFaat.liOt,ldaho Sunday,M tfth25,200101 ______' M oney ■ Gas _ _ Continued from 01 n ingol; of 2000, an o th e r s ^ n n v wis ____m u n ic ipally o w n esdûtilityjn d i ____ ------liefore-prices-again-willl ■■ ■■ ...... brewinjiving.‘T he dem ahd for naturalal Florence, A lL w ^ c:h h iiin January as they w ere over a 15-ye S-year period I k i 4 W A N atural g as priccices h av e will encourageage expansion gas,esiI espedally bv the electridtyly ' faced a natural gas bill>aiof$5.4mil* c covering the laie 1980s ; Os and aU of | ^ y C l 9 soared four to fivefi\ times of gas produc istiy, was quietly increasing,g .. lion, four dmes whatt it Ipaid in the the 1990s energy econorrlomistssay. atural ga luctioninan j??™ w h at they were^ production, stiU hamstrung iy samemondiayeareariliflriler. During that stretchil tl:the whole- 5 a y e a r • attempt to mcm eet th e rs of low prices, did not react ago> Presideni E HUliani irdcked to0 WWashington __ __ - sale price of gas hovereicred around Bush's . increasing demandde that Therhere had been a ‘'sense of)f ' recently to urge Congrc!gress to inv^ ' . S2 per 1,000 cubic fetfeet. After ca . tsu p en erg y plan, exp placency” during much of the “ WeVe were staying afloat, butt to go back to the $2-plusUms price of a tors. prlcei:es In dollars per ^ Jr \ had to b e prudent, work hardd fewyearsaso,either. .As the surge In gas pricprices drove k •• Ihoususar)d cubic tOBt r * V * you.hadyou had to tread water to stay 1.7 1 . V y He’s seen the boom’ I,” recalls Robert Bayless, aa months and he has seenen theI busts. CL-nt o rm o rc in many are larch 19,— ' even,” I areas, busi* K nd;generation operator of aa “This is a very capital'ital intensive second;! • nesses and industrial pliplants saiv II, family-owned Rockyy business whether you’rei’re drilling a 2 -small, cner{^' costs cut Into prufirofit.s. Some ntain gas producer. shallow well for $150,000,000 o r you’re ' Mountai ,diem ical plants using naturalnat gas ------W ashington, the Clinton1 drilling a deep well1 forfo $2 mil- ^ Tiroe .1 1OT9 ______In Wi ^.ds a foedstock have seeneen foreign ‘ I 2000 [nistration continued to toutt lion,” he explains fromm hish: Denver 12oot adminis "coinpL'iitors grab b h u sin ess IS the environmentally soundi office. “For a com panyJW like1 ours, gas as tl because of th e high U.S.J.S. energy ______of the future, promotmg it toJ the big part of the challengecha is CDSIS. ofrate I electricity ahd-powerr (getting) capital To expaixpand ...you In c . o f Paying£ moren for natural gas g enerat R e d ia n d Brick Ii » Who Is u!using natural gas ' native-fuel motor vehicles, have to be making monej>ney.” _ ■ W illiam sport. Md., has ,s alternat IS seen th e . ' Raios varyry ffrom sta te :t0 :staie ,an d arp.seiiclbypublic b . _...Sixty*iwomillnillion commercial, Induslrial an< there was little talk fromI Bayless recalls the5 not-so-goodno ...... cost offlrm g iip its kilnstins at four uiiiilios andnd laxes. Top five producing slale:lales are cusiomers u£uso natural gas, accounling andfor residential But irthe the W hite House or,the} days diat were far too> mma any in the plants soar. An expectedted Onergy- • labeled, ■porceni ot all energy used in Ihe Uniledfor St nearly 2 4 e ith etblican r t Congress on boosting; late 1990s when thee wholesalew bill (if 54 million Is twice ice whai it I Stales. Republitroducdon. price of natural gas fell111 wwell below ?J ; - ' ------Wyomingmg U.S. energy i gas prod was in 1999. says Jamties es V inke, ly consum ption the 1990s, th e num ber of gasi $2perl,000cubic7eet.t. the company's president. 'I n t h e • Olher 0 .1 % - lg rigs in operadon plummet- That’s when Baylessless bought In recent weeks, ivhole;olesiile gas drilling r Hydroeleclricric 3.6% ■■ I 1 early 2000 world oil pricesi some.federal gas leaseses inir th e San . prices have Iwgun to fall back to ' ed. Inoff, ea but gas producers were Nuclear 6.3% I Juan Basin of northeth e m New f Mcxico\s older fields - waters is not expected to rm ake up • ‘M atthew SimnKms. a HoHouston- decades awayy fromfr witle u.se. “I “I don’td think you can inanipi by a' handful of Gulf of \ ipu- giants such as Enroi took another jump, . for the reductions, sayslys Richard1 i)asetl investnieni hanktnker and Natural gass alsoa is plentiful. An latele thisil market. There jusi at iroii, D u k e an d prices too are Dynegy, also havo r n came an unusually cold Sharpies, president off AtAnadarko fiierj^v anal\'St »vho frequenuenilvhas estimated 2.449449 trillion cubic feet too0 manyn players,” says'Pai e reaped hefty Then c a III rc^vards as the comm er and November and pre- Energy Services, a leadeading gas. w anied ii[ an impendinglg ii natural «f reserves'niin th i e U n ite d S ta te s Wilkii (imodity often is October i ilkiiisoh, a Wee presideni of tl;the traded .several time :is Ilf a co ld er than normal . I p t^ u c e r .______-cd:craira------and-Canada-isi-is enough-to-tneei— +Amerinerican- G as Association, whic mes as it flows • dictions i • —gas'crisisrSimmonvhcipcd;' lidi from producer to end r. That and California’s While energy companpanies arc National Petroleum C<>uncil C< today’s demandnd for KM) yeai's. And repres[iresents local utilities that ar ndconsumer. ' vvinier. I are Enron, basod ii problems were enougli to flush with cash, SharpIirples says report al the end of 1999.D9. It pre- fi>ere is no worry wo about cutoffs liaviniving to dcal with both hlghi in 'Houston, power pn her reported a 160 perc latural gas prices into the aging rigs, a shonage oof f' workers dieted that over the nextI IS15 vears from unfriendhidly nations halfway wholelolesale costs and the Ire < jrcent jump In send nati ; o f p ro fits, or S1.6 billi phere, past MO on the spot an d restriction.s on accesscess to fed-' natural gas demand willUnerase. ini ncrossilii-BlolH.-•l>e. their;ir retail ti cu.stomers.’ . - Illion total, in stnitospht ■ - commodity .sales and I natitmwide by Christmas e ra ! lands will continueu e ito harn* liy -H) jKTtent to .H.ii iriliinnli.ai cubic . Nfvonhflosst!ss. th e p r ic e ex p io - still, Still th e ru n -u p ,in oil and ga nd services last market n: gas year with natural ga; 10 2001. *. . per domestic gas producticicdon. Jvet aniuially. U’iih power st year'has prompted prices gas th e largest imd into 2i iVLT p l.in l «'«■ “ ( 'I"-' N ces produced a.s'tounding prorof* a n d most profitable L-re’s been a breakdown in The industry has launclunched an • ■ .'ciittstruciion at a fast naceassu hai niiiro ili.inafc-"'ew energy experts to__ _ its lalast s t year,:______)le portion. Its “There’ ------gas transactions jum titive markets; they're not • intense lobbying- effort' eff In“------■•lem and itow ctm ld come inill five1 (.r 'v o n ilc T . c .nUy iF lia lf jo k in g ly . \ccording Acc to the Energ um ped 82 per*— comiHititi' rfiy cent. “It’s basically t ng,” insists Charles ' Washington to open newlew federal SIX y e ars, siiys Sinmions. whether the O01’ I’HC oil cartel had Depanpanm ent, th e 37 leading itidt ide- su p p ly and demand,y econom ics ... w orking,ley Jr., a longtime energy areas for developmentnt tboth bn While the council, an adadvisor.' captured ihe naturalnat gas market. pendendent oil and gas companie 11^ Holtberg, an analystnd.” says Paul Wheatley. “As a result the (market) land and jn offshore watei'aters, most p an el It) th e governm entent, said Industry repepresentative.s and sawpr V profits In 2000 soar nearly 40400 Technolo^ Instituteyst at the Gas lawjer.'s ‘V can p u t p ric e s to cun* o f w hich have been offf limiislit for enough gas exists to metneet the ' regulaioaiors scoff at sugges- percerrcent to S3.2 billitm, most of I f i' organization fundedJte, a research playerss thatc are way above any years becausc of environironm ental (lemaiul. it warned thatI produc- pt lions of pricee mn anipulation and from r ni natural gus. Earnings froi;‘“n IndtLSto".led by the gas sumerslable tl cost.” concerns. lion Will have lo increase•dramati- d r ct.llusion. altluithough the red-hot, US.5. oil oi and gas production amon resi>ectal)l ine That view Is shan alley represents a ( ^ u p of. The Bush administratlration has cally. indu- Commission to damp , notion that we can rely' so heavily ship there. Cali:alifornia regulators. BanIarrett Resources Corp., i ' ket Is rife witJi maniptintend th e mar* Regulatoi:s on natural gas and cap its on natural gas, maintainain rcstric* • Iidnicaily. the ri-port assuniL-J ass c.vaniili-. argueari that pipeline Denvc nver-based gas producer ipularion. controlsI S2.74oi per 1,000 cubic feet, tions on explorationI andar still tii.ii »'ven with higher ilcraaiKl.der pnnpanii-s liav.ave hoarded gas to earnet•ned S68.1 mllllon.last year « price at S2 3 r , . How did w-c get to tl one has justified how high enjoy low prices is a dan g ero u s I)nc< s wttuUI stay under•$:r.S3 |iiT »«sl iiritci ;lainisclai the com panies morere than t th r e e tim es its 199! *99 As tlie Y2K scare0 this?o “Nw onevent this winter,” says Jack assumption,” says E n e rg y 1.0(10 ciihic feet, '-aying thattha was liave heatedly■ denied.dl inconuome. In receni days its finan ■'n- attention of manye at occupied the Pnces wend, general manager of a Seaetary Spencer Abrahaiaham. of an incentive to sp u r ^______;______' at the begin- Hilliard, | tiewldptiiL'iit. Ot' all fossil fuels, natiiriii i. naiural; . I m It is by f a r th e d e a r ... , (■'jiTipareil to coal and tiil,I, naturaln; THE LIGHT TOU by Craig Smith 1 V t" urciiulf l/i< hr,\'htiiiiix. ■ I / ( »i ll iiiiir (liilil llu’ \ahic, 11 iliilliir (,ivf him II iiiuirlc • J /ii r w ii III! vi'M/i/(( (/ up IIII ^ liiiii'.cU iiuikcs n /ircr/i \iu. 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Drir«, No, 8, Itaehum, ID 8334a ry, ID 81346, ninlns. . |UjHanien Chevntlet Inc, 16S4 Blue Laki n.iD8334a • Aaraw Auioraotlrc, BOI Juumi . Curio CaWnet.Barbt« Brady. N, ake* BlnL Sun Valley Oceann Aqiûffli.A Ruu Pagni. N-. Twin Falla, ID 83301, retallMholeileialeter- P.O.Boi 424^ ilailey, Avo.W,T>rinT«Il».a)8330I.r«m Jriv»Flkr,ID8332a.retailtra«te. viccL vi^ ey, m 83333, retail trade. Advinced Frtltht Sytiemt I ma Inc.. MIckay RobenaOdd LLC Robena Oclii, ll ^*rtam.:sasuiin*hwiy2fiiy2fi. Goodlnt, ID Wand«n,ID8335: I191.ewli Sun Valley Studerdent Sarvicet. Michael SSSua” Cr««’iPhoio, Sl, Ketchum, ID 8334a loio. Cret Brawn, 725 Rimview ']Roland*! Automotive Inc, Lynda O 43l2,HaUey.ID8U33.>er. Adwiiufw Wild LLCj Matti:latihew M. L uu.' TVln Fall*.FaU ID 83301. nnaU trade. Mr- 184 O paiiitff dli i e p o o r ta tfierWV a a rld :H 184N.50W.Rupen,ID833Sa Sunriw .Smery ll Ll I • 33SO F l ^ WttU. J UUn. ID>83333. 833 • Rotary Qub of Twin Falla Foundatii k Lmbcape. Kirii Pickctl. . A»Minl«i.MJehMjLYohe. ation Int, 120 t Idaho Highway■^lûrley.lD8J31B. ^ H. Richard Cook, 599 Lynwood Illvdvd.,Twln . wholetale tervlce*.afffc EXPEfflENCI:EilALVATVOURC . $t,J«raraa.n>833]8. tetesi'Sis; FaQi. d ID 83301. {ownB i. AlBtdarCmtnKiioalae^'AU S 8< J Uveuock. Janie Ward. 9li E. ip. Job*hare Online Inc.. ; 2 r WUdbruih Clfde, TVln Ftib, I '.ID 83333. lervlcei. . ■ f t n U-B^CEJHEIHAGLOBUSJEOU Dietrich, ID 83324, agriculiure. Betijafflln Peret, CtntarB.NaUA Thunday-vDindClC I n t. 702.ThirdSl.W, • 1 ^ Aihours.rs Include hoieli. m o« /neofi. pnmi.nitilr Jdluxt' H P.O. S 4 N LLC, Slephen A. Wa.ilew,:wtkl. 105 TwinF*llt.Il)H3301,retiretail, wholei^ H motorccrcoofh.monii admiislon cfiorgts ond },cinMrualon. , Hometownn FreihF R eadyoB ake PUta Artowlcaf Am Road, Sun Valley, ID 83353. 1 anJ more. U •artda D. Ilafen, Jerome. Brian RHeW*.I 242 S. View Road, « I- • Tifney Siewari LALAC. LLC. Douglai J. Hc«r.ss,»£r4. J*rt»e. ID 83338, SandHEniefpflie*,fiandr»F.Benn.nnett.223 Aane»lad,l20aAw-.Ki,Ketchum.ID8334a n ■ k m i K . K,HMKv:K«cm\TK^ S iin 1 llh Ave. E, Jerome. ID 83338, retail Toki Ona Inc, Leo B. ^ H I W O « h Jcff&nith,im ^JkwCooiuI^ i ^ R o b e r t IIoud«h. Sakn Gamine. Richard S. Calcagno J 0 Batlerrechea, 413 Main m Blue Lake* Blvd.Ivd. N, Twin Falli, ID 8330l| ^ Box o Jr.. I'.O. St.. Gooding. n> 83330. I LinlrmMn ... . . 119 Bo i 1359, Ketchum. ID 8334a *ervice*. m l ^ Topnoich TlllaKv Inc * VM7tl«’l S tm n Clacobbi. Scar! Artliiry Inc.. Cindy R. Bond Inc.. Billie C. Vandever. - rt' |i.it. im likhiu: ,1 Uitih n.iiii ,,n i iu>x.' 2J3 Tad Dri«. IWky. a ’ja.CSmallE .nd, 3401 4l3S12S0W,IU->him.im.ID83336. '4389H.J , Barbara J.nian. MD. P,C„C.. IDr. Barbara PaBo»33S,Jero Canyon Ridae W, Twin FaUs ID 83301.*' - TownePUiaUX', RwRonald D-Ihoaipm, 204 J>«oindHandFr»n,FrandneTubb»,».J04 1/2 MainAv«.Nlimhlni MeadowMei Ridge Circle, Twin FalK ID 83301. Triple D Farm*. Wi 117!! I 1. Janet A. Rotenqultt, P.O. Baa agriculture. a«ri< , ’■ William E. Davit, 1036 M .W M 'i t - Skyline Drive, Twm F,illvF-l ID 83301, agricul- ey, ID 83353, retail trade. . SSibling Pannen LLC DaWd ,M Nonimon, 361 ^ lure. tTM.) \T Temp Sen,DecDeclo. ID 83323. lervtco. Robln»on. I8S3 S, <00 Oalclcj Skippj'.D't. Carl II. Rln«bar«er. P.tP.O. Rni Twin Trim Manulnufacturing, Kenaldl ikley, ID 83346, Fence,. SeSolid Space* Inc.. 576 Golf 3227. 3227 Ilailey. ID H3JJ3, rrtail^.holcU- atrfculrure. Coune Road, Jerome.Jeii ID 83338. retail trade. facturing, lactu - ilcnunu- Coflitniction fne, 4633 rtrt'oodfand Own. Twin SiSS. siQ7l Bnmdi Conuructlon, Brandondon Batci, P.O. , FallvID83301.manuractfacturing. SnakeRiver Plumbing. Scwi Walker.-T.412W- LICL LLC Gerald Ma Box 5 t » J ^ u m , ID 833W.CM1VIonvnjction. J " * •* ^"P• Inc, IJoyd a Raratey, 334 W. 275 2755 b , Jerome. II) 8)338, tervicc*. Manenv U l N. Collcae. asT' fiuiiclOaTwinFaUt.IDJ0)83301. Andenen.l40S «SOS,H„bum,a:1.0)83336. Soulh S< Park Propertiet, Dave Klink, nk. ISJO Urie Heating and AiiAir Condiilonlng. John Ita. ID 83342. , JUurle’* Cleal**.!lli»..5erviee, Lorrlde M. C Cona o ^ t Ave, Buriey.D) 83318, agricullur. ocijjfon.com'ifr-ii/»r.t, S0«8KTlllCnfl«iimT CAllffllliironodtas M m iJw hojJ^*traS. **' Johanwi, 933 S. 10001 E, Eden. ID 83325, ter- Tl urc. Uric. 4270 N. 2500 E , FileFiler. 0)8332H.wfMce*. The Split Fjtd. Im u Cirlltle. P.O. BoHo« 292. Vega-1 Uwn and Spi ;. ... I J,,d*, Elay Gyurdihlaynii. 637— ----- CedaruReKum.CarlK.Aumn.1Iln, P.O. Bo* 93. Madiion areie.TwnTwin FaU^ ID83J0I. tervicci. OaUcy.U>(133<6.a«ricuIiuce. Lynn'i Web Soluliont,Sol Lynn Dickcnon, 17 C3icn> Olow Foqte& FibrtaillonillonInt,Marfc C e n ^ L a n a.C>, Carey, a ID 83320, icrncn. Sheehan. 1710 Nonhridge Drive. esmenlfc .Mark D, .Maier, 375 S, a>‘K , i ; 7 SID’ 83318, linance. Inturance. "” ~ i S r Clatiic Co4chworl«i, Kcnnuhih A. Undiay. rraiotate. i V a W i m m . 3G27 N'. 2SM H„ Twin Faiiv n) 83301HOl.KTvicc*. Magic Cell CoiCommunicalioni LI.C. Julie M WJV B MM on. 4865 N. 700 J ^ * . 527 WoodU3dland Drive. Twin Fallt, ID Commerce One Really LLC.;X. Steven R. „ ^4»‘'^C ut.ut. Renaldi Contiructi^n Inc.. Kcim. 218 W. I3lh St, Burley. ID 83383318. PO. Do* 2289. rwinTwii Falli. ID 8330L manufac. Conant Care »ome. Bact Beam*. Dei 1941 ConMCA«„ Buriey, ID(U318. lerrioirricM. Magic. ValleyjyCvmnawic* < Inc, John C. HOMEEMAKERR SCHOOOLS CC Cowbtqf Tom'i. Charlotte Anrnm OMING.j “ WW* 925 E. Sho '! ShoJ«neSl..V,TwinFaIU.ID 100 N„ Declo, ID 833U rtlail\.hole«oleaale trade: Croaiiro Quaiiiy Builder I.LC..LC. Steve A. ^W c Valleyf SymphonySy OrchcMra Inc.. H. - WMW WW B t ^ m . 1840 Elmwood Road.■ toteiDOo IW L)-nwood Blvd. Twin FaUi. D.K. Conjlruclion. Darwin ko.imen.682Xoti B< t o Bo, < 1 ^ . So. B. Twin Fall^ ID 83301, 1 Bar. an Idaho U £, Soelle I. Dawninft Star LLP, Barry Webb.Wc 1623 Jtodjc.610Nonhttalutar Lane. lUUey. ID 83333. Addi»on Ave. E,Twin FalU. ID 833011301, Ûneat Int. MkKlichael Vohe. 834 Fall. Ave, Bl I W i Oiltt and M«». DiiuriccccU L England. TwuiFaUi,ID83301,1301. 'ringingYou a A1i^Dri»c.,Twin Fall*, i: >e Painting. Matt 0- Boyle. PO ium, ID 83340. Krvico^con- ONDA\Y Deer Run Townhomei LLCi J ^ « r d . 118 R iw lUnch Rnad,,^K«ch*ur^*m K« - Marit K. McKaln, 253 Manin. TwlnFall».ID83301,301. Aeien Breoe. J lm Sintlei on. 21nfiK r> t lOOO.N.. „ Mediealmind*. A, Rupert m 813S4 whdcJe t ^!.a*rteuiiu»», an S.Uaccln.No.3XJc ” TT~DO 83350. Lana.TwinFalli.IDI •o v im - * n . i u 8 ^ Middle Kaulf Honda.llo Thel«cn Molor* Ipc-. Some • UorIcr lifi. lUrdincr Youn*. P.O.i*0.nn»5812, i;.. Twin Fallt. ID H.U01. Kelchum. [D 83340, KTvico. crviccvfinancc. Double D Enlcrpriiet. Dcnni**11, 11. Dimond.- Middle KauIIf Uncoln-Mercury.U Thei»«n 1424 Idaho Highway 2J. Jerome.ie.lDfl333«. I .'tol««lnt.701MMain * AvB. E , Twin Fall*. ID retail trade. Krvica. 83301. retaiVwhoIeaalleaaloaerrice*. finance. Douhto Diamond Ranch, Catl F.F. AuuinAl I’ 0 Murphy Cun ShoShow Inc.. Bernard Murphy, Bo* 93, Oakley, ID 83346, awHculluro. ' eiOTwIn View Road.uad. Jerome. ID 83338. ” . - Dr. Drywall,-JiUon P*rirrd(K7347l■3470 E'4000 “ Stil R-Thoraa. F« N, Klmheriy, ID 83341, cmuructioaoa •. 22j S. ISO £. Buriey. - - DHM Dluribuiin*. DouRlat R. ManManln.ll6N. „ Nichol*Majqnry. 812 W, l*aul, ID 83347, twail wholcial. flo»32l5.1lalIey.IDj 6:30 PIVW DRR LLC, U , P. RJiuu. IMI W.\v Fint Si Nonh Wcm Bio M buife2t(i.Ketchusn,IDnj1IO • F.inos-i««w.lDi hjdlev 22 F -Orr Floor<«r«.•re.“a?s&'-asr“, Je lf Orr. P.O. Box 22. J ) o o i o ln ^ tra d e . IUnw».in83334.*r.lervteci. ors open a t15:30 PM •efiricev Oiteo AdhoiveeUAJohnKBlaitman IJ MI). Edveniure Servicei UnUmiinl IXCEdwardIJX 10SBLati(o,Keichur:hum,ID83M0. m i m ^ 7*0 Red A»h Dri«. No. IU . and Galci. Juitin Jamct, 07 r. ID 83338. retail trade, agri' PacifiCD IJC.Lorcna Ruii. 16 W. Pleasee note: ALL TICKE]USWILLBESOi XD IN ADVANC^CE Suiles B and C, I UUey, ID 8J333. jU»h. Lcunjnl K Owtni, KO- ellon. 210 S, ID 83352. conuructkm.' Mal^ 1 lailcy. ID 8333. rnail Mrvicci.„ Park Ranch Quiei>uiet Rock, Quiet Rock LLC, - (nno ticket sales atc door) Hilo Addition. IJ£. \Urk W. WrijWridht DDS. 2674 Addiam Ave.aUTwinFalM K:, I) 83301. w . 412 Shoup Ave.W.. Suile A. Twin 1 Thisievent . 83301. eal Etiate Inc., Paul Keony, - Fint Choicc lioipice Auixance In ive. Hailcy. U)KJ3I3 L Caiea Moxelion. 147 Main Ave. I reaiurev Randy B«n Jone*. J o h n R o p e r A w Fallvn>8330l. 537 .Monree St.. TwiTwin Fallt, 11) RJ30I, retail i d i t o r i u m ■ FljinnV. Rifle Ranch. Chadcittllo«,2«M IV N. 2700 E.,Twin FalKmiU301. retail.loil «cr\’ic«. ^ Perfect. DarDavid D. Muiil, 74J F„ 19th. will se?ll ou t Fo.« Technolonv U £. an IiUhoLliXdU lin JrnÎDR^^ntervicc*. T w ir biliiy company, Donald,C. HoJJRC.rc, I'M W. ,, Letlic Peter Dahcui, 2827 in Falls Higllh S c h o o l Rl» cn Su Ketchum, UyU340, llcmKe Drive. Burley.ley.ID8I}lH. Foftnxr Amber. Amber Bonnev 6276rSc»rnlh Pfcci.ion HeatiftjitlAgand Air CoflditloninK ( Avt. W. (kwdins. II) 833J0. rvtail iRKleP,.f- IJX. Alphnntc Ramiamache, 1851 SprinK Lunc, - Pleiase ^ ' TwinFallsina330l.}|. $6.50/ti(* i c k e t Please adodd 50c for each tick;ket that is mailed F ebruary StU(u d e n t purcihase I (total $ 7 .0 0 e,each) o f t hl e e M o n t h io tv s yo u rttickets Call (20!08) 735-3201 fcfor mail order CoftS?r / / earrly! P u r c h aise s i tickets a t Thete Tim es-N ew s[ “ . . 132i2 3rd St. W ., Tv''w in Falls o r T h e Times-News i n M iniu-Cassia Bureau3 U 3 2 S\ 1/2 E. Sth N orrth, Burley i* n | | Tammy' receivedr L T l the highehest m onthlyy scores J l I in all aret'eas. Hsitainppainsmenis availal as Isle is 4.30prn daily i _ IM^tvx&vttiwnseaituaen Sunny Rerishaw,Re DiDenise Turner, Home EciEconomist Times-News '■ amind Fogd Editor, IlliaEljl WaTheTiiimes-ISewss Demonsinstrator Emcee |_5mvnwoodM alljJwTwin Falls • 733-7777 • 800-B34-7720l _ _ - ..d ‘. ■ I I I ■ , ■ ra t.\M n tundiy.Mucha5.300:2001 M o ney T im esism n nlin g ou ttfor daiilyprodiucers I TWIN FALLS-ThiThree monlhs I as he studied the possibilililities of farmers theyf couldc submit bids EB ------—-moy-seem;Uke-a-lor-long-timeto ------A j —flnother-yeer-of-below-pi•produc*— in-exchange-fB-for-not-pumping— I — ^ h e a i prepare for a test,st, but some tion r e t u r n s fro m h is vvia rio u s w ater, Bell Ra;Rapids fanners ini*' m h ait dairy producers in IdahoI m ay farms, BeU Rapids landloilord and tially were notn enthusiastic H j find out that a quaneiirter isn’t long farm m anager John O'C'C onnor about the offer,er, O’C onnor s a id H L KeRS enough to save theirleir milk per* IFarmbeat »was about as nervous asshe 1 has Bell Rapidsids soil produces ______mits,------1------—ever b e e n .-^ ------IBM rhnps th is sum m er, CCiunty extension educator,ed is ■ “Ses'hat^ Still, when the utilitjity told ' -compliedid fromI staff reports hlunt when he tellss didairy farm- “ mmer, TheTl Hells C anyon com* . ------or-TthiriSTiorsomethlnthing rhat-Can— P ' ^ - f f 'vides-approximately*-75- , ' ' ------h e put off until Junele 28.2 H e has of the hydroelectricity H |iui in an average ofitw 4( hours on Eeneraledbd by Idaho Pow er. - the plans he's wri INCCONCERKT I ^ [ I C ® ■ ilairifs. BellRapItt)lds farmers opt "This is an exiraordiirdinarily dif- tO Skip FOVrow crop'farming \ ficult process.” he told old nearly 20 HAGER^RMAN - In' February, d a iry p r o d u c e rs d u r i n g a University of Idaho10 vw orkshop. Over 300 individualsIs haveh been D a v i d A,J Blackm cr, D.P.M. trained in the last twctwo y ears to R a n d a l L..W .l raaU lad. D.P.M. write plans, but onlyniy 23 have met the requirementsIts ON ♦ Hammenoes/Ai\rthrltic Feet now is for a dairy producer pro to FROM ♦ C orns / Cailu.sc.s:s begin gathering the infinfurmation need ed to put a planI to(together NASHVILL L E ,T E N NTESSEE 1 ♦'N erve Tum ors/I' B urning Feel Co rcduce th e amountunt of tim e a O ne o f G ospel M liusic’s m ost renow n so:songw riters; ♦ Planiar W arts / SlSkin Problem s prtiducer must pay a plumperpl to w riter o f “The Ligh^thouse”, “W hen He[e w a s o n t h e write a plan. ♦ Sports Injuries / (O rthotics Cross”, “H igher tharan I’ve ever been”, “O‘O a s i s ’% “ T w o - ____ ♦-Fractures/.Spraiil i n . s ------Proposalfd allow w:water A vinning-hands’V“H “ e pilots'm y ship”’and'm a orer" ------♦ Hospital & Officiice Surgery Available bidding stirs questioitiohs I j n i T O SU N D A Y , APRIL/ 1 - 6:G0 0 PM - A M ERICAN FALLSLS > A proposal to allow biddingfig forf water . MQQQl FIRSTASS • in W ater D istrict No.0. 1I's rental SEMBLTOFFGOD Twin Falls B u rleyy . pool has introduced a newn wave 189 N orth Lo(ocust, Twin Falls,Sf I d a h o 678-15155 in an already turbtileiiilent Admission Free - A\ Freewill Offering wilvili b e taken 191 A ddison Ave l50lHilund«ld « E - y e a r., At the Water District’net's annual m eeting in early March,rch, lawyers — fi . drafted, an addition to tthe price ru le that wouid'allow bu ^ H u m 1 A l l ^ sellers to negotiate a p| rice. A ' 1 ; slio rtag e of w a te r in■\ the th water H ||H B bank led to the propo;iposaL.said Ron Carlson, waterma'master for I the District. Carlson has alreadyiy received-r ■ re e n c e . But water usersi anare facing [ the driest year onn record, i V ; C.irlson s a id . No o nle e is i quite r . . ^ 1 - sure what to do. Andi nonr one is i S i l i i quite sure what thet newni ru le said, : Group applauds decIscislon ‘ '-:Vt to reject tribe requesilecf lyat 12:30-3:00 . Twill BOISE - A decision to ireject a request. 10 study the impacts imf of breaching the Hellss CCanyon iiftiyiKi com plex of dam s has thuthe state’s • largest water useri;r g ro u p C R O UJCHING C T igeh. i applaucling. ,. H iddD e E N D r a g o n : The Idaho Water-e r - - u s e r s -• - 3i" • - srjssir.*^ ; Asstjciiilion had filedid ja brief OiiiiD-lij 7:00 - y:20' I willi tlie Federal 1;lin e rg y 1 ^2:00-JiJQ . 7:00 * ‘J:20 ; i p l l S Keguliiuiry Commission.K>n.lo reject - the demands by Indiiin>•<» Tribes M W B ' ' and f iu ’ironm ental grou;roups lh at . ^ Idalu) I’ow er Company■ he forced - to stutiy how to remove it th ree ^ H k SSq Subscribe to ..th e Times-Newi)ws. Call 733-0931 O ur all new digitalI mnetw ork is up and runningg In lr Twin Falls. Sign up at EdgJge W ireless now ihroug3ugh M arch 31 st and you'llI getge a Nokia 5165 digllol phonDne for only SI9.99, wai'valved octivalion and 500 anytimeany minutes. Lozenges-ncnot , 1 1 Included. 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ContTKtsSMyigagvm n 810 SiortgaWarahoi)how»e Rental 821 SJ8fO0r tt o * 0^ 30$ F i n a n c e S e n r t a s sd«^ 1055 AtnoSer^ r v c c * 4 R e p a irs ,-v I ■ 811 FumsPorRantwt 822 Toott&Maciiii[>!<>■ R e n t I n st a t e G u n n i n t e x . - A d il- icipiLir l> .UA mm A - ,iiirr,oiiiiiih /// il'l/.l;, Imf ^ IX rjfc. fj jiU jnt! if tlie item ili*c* c inut scIU-jII L-i/l.'// «'// l-r ir-iii/nl ur v«//.i/////W-f EsrI jn d w e'll nin ilic ud fur jn udditioiitionjl/davv hur pin.,uprp,nt\ unh. l-.siliiilr.s pfh millhLt 502 I ( 5oT"^ I 4 502 I f ~" 502“ ~| I HOMES 502 I i 502 I I 502 I 4 "I 0 2 I g ^ 5 0 : HOMES I HOM ES I HOM ES ■ I H O M ES I loi! HOM ES I IH O M ES I HIHOMES I HOMIOMES F O R S A U I F O R S A L E I ^FORSAL^^ I FOR SALE I I I FO R SALE I ^ ^F( O R S A L ^ ^ ORSALE^ I FORSIR SALE Tilly R m s. Call Betsy or J . F ran cis F lo rtn c* t 734-74687 ^ sianer or rental, fleckfc lu e K ukal 324-8736 8 7 .5 0 0 - Tw ia F a l ls - H L S W 5 7 3 7 ■ P i csmqueUI t o w * $59.900-JerwDe-li-M LS»9668S-Price Reilnced .’ StKmioClfdi ?ted!Jediooms & 25 Baths. Appiox. 2243 Sq.iq. FtFt. The Selling Charming Cottage. Ap ^ o n O f f t V f 4 Û Utsan, I Apo 1138 sg It. 2 bdim. i ba. gas heat.u t . igttotiNMloaftli) You-vell've Been looking For! Call Betsy Of J,, fraifrancis floience fenced batWaid. Tyscyson 324-371301 Paul 324-9377 \Suniirt2Mpmu200pmn 7 3 4-74♦ •7486 ' $88.500-Jenm e-H M IS W 42-H ost Denise McO •M LSI9835-CrtalStirter McOusky 736-8770 *189,01 9 .0 0 0 - Twin F i l l s - M lS l 9 8 2 4 7 • Y o Bn 'n 'D Dreami ll - It's App, 1040 sg fL 3 bdntdim. 1 ba. 65 X 125 fenced lot. City Svs. B r i g h ts S u n n y H o m t 3 vs. TI), 1,7 5 b a . sp in n oor plan, letted H e rtI!rel! G ieal A rea. Call P a uul U 3 2 4 -9 3 7 7 o r Tyson 32-1-3713 tub. vauBBdnEflirlafgi covered ^ deck. Goioeoigeo'us Stone Fiieplace. Giamte. Tile. Oak Throughout $89,900-Coodittg-1-M lS»96909-Pritefletfu«d t12l.m -TM F»lb-1W D«iDatirt View Approx)io x , 1 8 2 3 S g ft. 3 Bdim. 2 Ba, B etsy o r JI. , FraFrancis ftoence App 1056 sg ft. 3 bdmlim . 2 b l. 50x112.5 lot dose to shopping ISintiyZXpiniiKWpm 734 -7 4 elc. T/Son 3 2 4 -3 7 1 35 or01 Paul 324-937?, M IS/57137-Denise MeClusWJSkv 7 3 6 -8 7 7 0 $ 1 8 9 9 » . 9 0 0 - B shl - K L S I9723S - In c re d ib letViewl VIei $71.000-Jenme-M-M lSigSIIO -K icely Updated le C ijfl B o o m Of S tudy floom. B n gght h t, & Open Home. 2 Bdrm. 2,5 Bth. BeautifulUtitul V iews ol Uie App. 1056 sq t l. 3 bdmd rm . 1 b a, 6 5 X 134 lully lenced tot. new er gCoverdOeck. GoIICIt Co o u rse & S nake River Canyon. Call D eniseise McCluskyM 7 36- loot & w ater heater. CaCan Paul 324-9377 ot Tyson 324-3713I W lESTER^ R A - , 8 7 7ro 0 $7].900-Jerune-H- M lS t9 S S 4 7 - C em p leltly R em o d eledd > 7.500 - T itle F a lll - M IS I9 7 9 5 4 -■ foeredlbl ______itm im sa.ra. IrtaiMjir-n i'X E} iox a i3 i bq K 3 Sdrni. 2 Sa. tiled entry,y. deluxedel gouimet « , nuge yard. Paul 32 t18,N 0-K I^V |iLSI9e}1lM 910 • H in d y m a n S p e d a l krtchen:hen w/turopean style cabinets Call Jefl BkkBliCk 280-2800 $ 7 9 .9 0 0 - J e n m e --S M s«H 67’^^Mi2stt 1 M rm , 1 BID. 2 5 X 127.5 llot. o t .ccity seivK es. great startei 01 $1919.000 9 .0 i • Twin Falls • M lSf 97135 > GreatitfimilyHome Fan Apptoi 1488Sq Ft.2£2 B dim . 2 8 a . G as Heat, Fairnly tm t// fu e- 376 FALLS AVIVENUE • TW IN FALL-LS • 2 0 8 -7 3 3 .7 6 5 3 i o ita J,P » u l 3 2 4 -9 3 7 7 Of T ysonori324-3713 32 4 Bedroedrooms. 2.S Baih Appio> 2493 Sg Ft. MasterlasteiSuite.Oike place, lenceo/aidw/c(/C O'rtreO patio 0iil o r Melm da 324- 7653S3 1102 SOUTHH I LINCOLN ■ JEROME «.200-TF-W .5f9842S-m-HanntactsredHamt s Coveloveied Deck Exceptional Home' Call Betsyisy FlorenceFi 734- J92,500-Jerom e-M-M lS»9S614-Hew Coflstruction IE • 208-324.2236 AppfOx1M4Sqa3Bdmi.2Bj.> Ba. C entral Air. Call Clay flan n n . 7 4 816 6 ooi r Beckie Kukal 324-8736 A pp1 4 8 0 s q tl .3 0 d imim. , 2 o a, g a s heat, vm /i sidmg. Can S e ckie- k ie , See These liailnB*1 4 M ote Al www.realtor.com /twlnilt;w «iiirraiealeitategrp lor Details 733-7653. $2100 .00( 0 0 - T w in F ills - M lS t9 6 2 8 1 - E ic ellenillent t Loealionl 324-8736 J28.S0a-M ceiieni area ol lown gieat aiea*a fo tOi youi new hom e P au l ’$ 1 5 5 ,0 0 9I -Twin - 1 Fills - MIS*96079 - Commertiali l l loLo t idiooms&358alhs.Appiox 341 IS q fl.uieI. G ieat lo i Family m gs Call O em se McCluClusky 736-8770 324-9377 01 Tyson 324- 3713 StaJley lor O etils 733-7653. S E ntennleitaminq Call Betsy oi J Francis Floience 2 EasiianufioaRoadFior.iage CanftickG'csi-i 73i-2aaEJE nee 734-7486 $210,000 - JeromIe- - MLSI928C2- MLSr92802-AlIemiflnon $25,0 0 0 - Je ro m e - M L S I9 4 8 2 9 - Ct $M .900-TwioFilli-IILS»97JS973S9-BeiutltulCdiidomlnlDffl $795.005 .0 0 0 - Twin F a lls - lilL S #92780 • R iv e r Sell - Great iDCition $168,000-1- Twin Falls - MLS»97D63 - 28 Acres w.W 'WWiile i r S ellin g ! fn v e sto n App 216 acie buiiding siie. nice aie, Private Courtyard, 2 Bdrm. 21 Ba. T o n s o f S torage. Call Jeff M agminificent ln Home Appio« 7950 Total Sq Ft. 5 Bd ; aiea covenanis apply Can ’/eiy Correiireiitive Pnce foi injustrtji Zon; Can S Sris r!S , , • . 5Bdims&4Ba 3 Duplexes. 6 umistoai}tal. 2 b d tm . 1 ba pei unit excellent lemal131 Beckie 324- 8736 Blidi lo r D etails 2 8 0 -2 8 M . 2 5 0' 'o of f JS n a k e Rivei Frontage Call S te v e Di Lucca 1 ' Francis fioieioience 73a-7486 icca 733-7653. J hisiory. Beckie 324-8731736 $2S,000-Jenime-MLS«98301 -P r »7.SOO-BBiil-lv Waier Can $75,000 -Jenim e-.M LSl92951■1 - PheisintI Bun Country Space 3 Bdrm w / l o i s Of C lass S. S tyyJe. le .:2 C ar G arag e, fenced Deck A pp. 221^ l 4 5 s q It.: 3 b d m , 2 5 baih. f/0 S a m Scoiralsonl--, & coi Tem 324- 2671 A creage APP'O I 2 85 OW0( S3 Fl ol Lana M ui-Lise S ite G 'e .i : . ^ : Gas ^ e a l.W C . O enise M cClusltyky731-8770. 73 actess CallC. Clay Manmm 733-7653 ' $84,900-Jerome-M l MLSI97684-Motivated Seller ' 5-Acie Parcel Piessumeo imgalionon SystemS 125 Mr'e fJonn Kimaeii, fiojôaa Can S l ^ e D l Lucca 733-7553 $97.900-Kimberly-^MlSI9763a17630-Urpe Batt ran! $159.00> .0 0 0 - Twin F i ll t -M L S I9 2 9 0 3 - F a im KKouse/39Acres out App 1040 SQlt, 3 bdrm. 'm. 2 ba. split fiooi plan, i -. - acie bnno'9 ol Jerome Coimiiy DuD Can Sievee DiDl ILucca 733-7653 $219.000-T- Twin F ills - M LSI94182 - R e s t iu r a n t 8 B (hiiteArea.3BdimL26th.NewetSwei B eitK f C arp els Laige Im n g Two Sioiy Sio Home. 4 Bdim, 1 Sm Machine Shed>hed 4 Cai-Pon o«ei 8iHoii.'elmda32-324-7 6 5 3 )l 8 Bar RmArea. Call Jetf Blick 2SO-2800800 Water Sl $8S.000-Jeioine-M LS«97909-40-40AcrePircel jsnoNsiieaBa B usiness wilh Gieat H.sicr-, im n Key •-O^'.i-rV. O i.i • >r Shares incld. Call Sieve Di Lucca 733-7653.7653. $95,000-Jeiome-MLM LSI98509-Couniry living Full >vaiei s h a ie s. so m e n n g aiiion iio n eouipmem included. -Tiam Caiu I $102,900-H inlton-U lSt964S:16483 • Custom E»efylMiij Jl99,90t1 ,900- M u rtio g b • M IS I98703- Custom W lille I J fiancisfioience73a-7a;c hiH B r itt Home 2920 S q f t . 3 B edroomams.l SBaths,newerlooi wmao'vs.sid-3- Possioie leinjs available Beckie 324-8:24-8736 $260.000-Tl- Twin Fallt - MLSI97766 - Multi Use Propi A p p r o t 1 3 8 0 S q F t . 3 B d f m..2Ba, . 2 8. Haidwood floofs. Man/ App 4495 44S sq ft. 5 .drms, 3 baitis, 2 (p, 2.29) aacrt cres Call flick mg i m o ie. a p cm x 1 29 P roperty 29acies loisolhomeionneSSSsBiil>11 $120.000 -Jeiome-M LSi974CMI - -Ci Couniry Club Extiies laige Paiceicel 21 Acres w Artip;- Outside _y. Sir, .E x lra s. Tyson 3 2 4 - 3 7 t 3 Of Paulml 35324- 9377 Gtesier?lei 731-2448 01 l.lelinda 324- 7653I 4 Lols loi ine.Pnce' Pnvaie GolfiCouise Coi Park Aiea Snake .Separaie Struitruciuies Can S iê loi Dtia-is 733-765? )tDS,000-T«lnFiI1t-HLSl9ti;198135-Great Family Home $219.00i1.000 ’- H a n se n • K L S I9884S • In c re d ib leleVlews Vie $99.900-Jeiome-MLM LSt97800-like New flivei Access £>ceiientViev. Can SteviSteve Dl Lucca 733-7653 01 . $ 3 1 0 ,0 0 0 -1-I^LSi97006-M ^ olelwfCillShop ApDfoi 2400 sg R. 4 bdrm. 2 ^ba, J fgI lamily s«ek,lcfien. I/, App 220. 0 .'- acies. 4 bdim. 3 bath, all wood iioois,DIS, wraparoundv Acpiox. 1517 sq II. 3 BOBdim. 2 Bih, Lots ol Haidwood. Appio< m aster su ite. Call J a c k s m ie y 733-733-7653 coicti C, « n.ckGiesiei73i-2-iie 19 um i-m ateiotei -3 5dim: 1 oa t,.n; :aadei5 to r o,'.:i-.- ll Call Cla/Nanninlfoi details 733-7653 1 . - A cie. Ad[lilion.ilI AAcreage Available T/son 324-3713 orIf $180,000-Jeiome-ElsingSubdivisilivijion neewa,, $109.900-Kimberly-KlSlStOSI»056-Beaulilul Home . $269,9011.900 - Twin F ills - M L S I98S 48 - Increditili a, access Can T.spn 3:a- j?l3 Of Paul° 32a. 3 2 ^ '? ;■ idibleHome Paul 324-9377 Canyon iie;,s. 9 lois available Can;aii Jj Fiancis Florence tC’ $370.000-Ti /^Pf0xl544 sqll.3bdrm ,2ba,.ba, gas heal, cenlral A t, W / 2100I sq sq It 2 sioiy home. 4 Bdim. 3 Oa. 5 Acres - Twin fills ■ MISI943SS - St, Jam es PPla:^ lara i^fes CailRick $100,D00-Jeiome-MlM LSI90947-Vintage Channer delaiis 734-7486 Muiti-ienant ( lenced. g ard en a rea. Call Paul 324-1324-9377 Of Tyson 32^3713 Giesto£i 731-24487 01 Jell BliCk 2 8 0 -2 8 0 0 fo i details It Oltice Building G ocJ Casn Fiov. H isio-. etails. APP.1500. sq It 33 Bdmis. Gas Heal. 249 Acies w'" $1 8 5 ,0 0 0 - Jero m e - lrilS l9 8 2 0 4I- - NoNodh Ridge Subdivision Mainlenancece CanSteê DiLurca ^33-7653 ' $11D.OOO-TirlnFilli-M lSI9tt:198631-B eautiySrlck Home $319,0011.000- Hansen • MLSI98843 ■ Country Chinr:himter Oertlopmeni PoienwiII ( Call-Ten 3 2 4 -2 6 7 1 Phase II. Appioi 25 9 A cies PLittedted Call( Sir.e Di lucca toi $398.000-Ii>' I m n F alli - M LSiBlulks • Autom otive Repair Approx 18S0sqtl,3M rm s, 2.52,5 ba.b large Family Rm. Huge App 1 19. 9 ./- a c ie s . 4 slall ho ise b a tn . 4 o d rm . 2 bath, vinyl lena- $110,000-Jenime-M lep aiiB ld g - M lSi97645 - New Coiutntctlon Details 733-7653 • • E'ceiieniLocaocation on Blue lales CurieniiyOccurirJ i- M aster S uite w /W a lk In Cist. C:ail ailJ; Jack Stalley 733-76S3 ino. •asyeasy access to loothiils Call Clay Nanmm1 733-733-7653 App 1631 sgti, 3 Odimlim . 2 03 2 caigjiage l.;-acre, great $110.500-T»la Fillt-M lSl980! " $225,000 - Wendell - MLS«98181-181- 100.000 P o iiio S ack P u ic n ase Avaiivaiiapie Can Sieve Di Lucca 733-7653 198057. C ham lng Brick Home ■.■--I J 'M Call B eetle 3 2 4 - 88 7 7 3 6 S to reg e Appiox 1456 sq fl, 3 bdrm, 2 tba. Oak Kitchen Cabineis, $450.000-T<- Twin F lits - M LSI9411S - W ii e h o u s e SSpa p a c e $114,000-Jerome-M-M LSl97887-Allordable Acreage Call J e tt Blick foi Details 2 8 0 -2 8 0 01 ■■ On Easii.inj13 S ol Kimbeify Ra Various See Ott.: Hardwood Trim. Oujlity Thtouohoughout. Call Jack Stalley 733- $21,900')0b-Klm berly-lillSI95771-PleasanlVillt O tf.:--?- VilleyRanches Appfo>l323 Sq Feot.1.3 3 Bcdiooms 175 Dains 2 cat jaiage,!- $ 2 4 0 .0 0 0 - Je r a m e - M L S I98203 -- NoiNonh Ridge Subdivision A.a ia:ie Con;onioeiitive Lease lemis Can Stw e Di Lucca ■-.• •7 6 5 3 ! 10 Soulh Hills Eqmt/ Golf Course Membersnbeisiiip CaiiJ Appio«262acies CaiKIII Bill 01 W elinil,j32-l- 7653 $112.500-T>lnFilli-M lSI975 P nase IH. Appioi 3 6 5 A c i e $ P ia i ieea a iCaiiSie-.eDiLucc.itcr ,'65,' 97513-Move Right In! FiancisFl:is Floience 734-7-166 - $t19.900-Jerome-MMLSi96918-Top l ollhe line! Oeiails 733-7653 Cuslom Oak Kitcben wilh Duilllilt in B ar S to o ls. Laige Qm\ $ 2 4 ,9 0 0 - $475,000- TwiTwin F alls-O ld Towne Building F o r S i tte e IOO - T w in F ills - lillS l8 2 9 ^ 1 - E a g le C:iitl iitl Eslalet App 1242 sq It 2 bdim■tl :2 fia. 2 car i).v.ig.‘ , SHOP ?.,-,icies■ $300.000-Haielloii-M LSi973a2-12 - Two-Bay Potato Cellar Cat; J Backyard w /G a rd e n A rea. Call JJtlf e ll BlickI 280-2800. . Fealunngnng a View ol the Snake River Canyon Like :is ‘ iaience foi Details 73-J-7J06 I Like No o w er Call Sill c i l.lelmtla 324-'4- 7653 Combined Sloiage of 200 000 Sacks DDooisal3oinfi),)s AC $48t.000 -T«- Twin Falls - M LSI9S935 - C o m m e r tia l Poli $114.900-TirinFllls-M LSI3«n9 8 7 7 0 - G r e a t H o u se lor Kidt! . P eaceful!ful Suiroundings. Can J francis floience iiPolenliji ce V.734-7468 01 $120.000-Jeiom e-MM l lSI97009-Hoises/4H S io iag e v,iih R efngeiahon A p p io i.. 1.&1.84 Acres Can J;i! ii;.:k Presi'nii, Sir.:c"fB R-4 Highway from.ioe Cali J LotsolLlvinBA(e3.5fldrms,2ba2 ba. Close to Schools. CSl S Sieve IOi Ol I L u cca 3 24-6773 ■ J '-.r • ' App 1916 sq fl 4 Dflim'rm 2 75 ba. 125 acies u v.aier Mjnv 280-2800 ’iC'f'Cr I jJ-iJ- - ; J 8 6 , Sfiopplng. B etsy o r J . Francis Ftore.Floience 734-7486 $29,900-100 - K lm berfy - MLSf 9 8 1 3 4 - P e ile c I ULocallon u updates DU Seckie 324-2 4 -8 7 3 6 01 Betsy 734-:Je5 $129.900-T»riaFalli-lIlSI982C'98208-Something Olllertnl? Coineflo W endetl-M LSI 95833-New Wendellndell Subdivision $645,000 - Twin Fills - MLSI97998 - TwoI AiiachedAm !(lot on golf ’couise Appio< t .54 acre. Call JJack Stalley 1 2 2 ,9 0 0 - J e i o m e - MMLSI98067-Hewer L ! Home 4 0 Lots aniiaWe. convenient locaitocaiion. unoeigri.'u r': j ; 1- Buildings New 1950's Style Bungalow. ChoChoose Your Own Finishing loi detail:itails 733-7653. Appioi 1320 sq 11.3 bdbdim. 2 ba. I • - acie loatmg sried &• lies covenanis apply Call Bill o i Melinfla’3 eim a 2 4 -:6 5 3 ' A n rro . 10 OO000 - -5 8.000 S3 tl c.eine,5a (lo o is> oiri.otri.'--,-. Touches. Traditional Archrtecturevyiire vyrth M o d em Convem ences $ 5 9 ,9100 0 0 - • Buhl - MLSI91184 - Clear Lakes RinclRinch, - suits, gieat jiea close“ tct o lo w n ^ a l l Bill or M iim aa 32J-7 6 5 3 CaD Rick G iesier 731-2448. i J e ro m e - M LSI96009 - H oith R idge g e SubdivisionS ;-Mr:oms :.'i:.'th Blags can be teasec Can Sie.e DiiiL Luc. uc;., A pprox)x .5 Acies wilh One ol ihe Gest Vle^v lots]ls inm Ihe Eniiie $129.000-Jeiom e-MMLSI96611 l -View Piopeny Phase One Now Open 1-Acie Paiceis.cels. Undeigro^nj to.-.-; ,7?;jiis 733-io: *129.900-Tiria Falll-W SI983898384 - Hew Coftitiucllon Valley' C -7653 'I Call Jell Bick 280-2800 App 1805 sqll. 3 Odim.ni. 2 ba. app .38 acies close lo Jeiome‘ iciephone. & cable Paved Roads GiaviijiavilyliirgationS.^l-v'^;,' • S750.00D-Tw Versatile floor p lan, A p p fo «1600»5qft.500sqltunfin.6snini.sq $59,900-lOO - Twin Falls - MLSI98241 - G reil Area ■TwinFalls-MLSIS7403- Laigeloi' ' -rei CO . possible lease oplioIlion CallBilioil.leiini]j]2a-?6S3 .fachiot loaieaaiGoiiCouiseRdi&l i 5 0 0 S i n J e r o i i > ' • rrni,-i >’ [Deait’Khio R ijg h as .W --. ‘ô o ’ti v.iinl l i 'f f i l l . 3 bdrm. 2.5 bain, Short cul-de-sac-sac Ilocation. Call RickGiesler 5 A Ac c iflS . N E Twin falls. Uo Coven.inl5.IS. CallC Oemse $ 129,900 - J e r o m e - MM l lS f 9 7 0 9 7 - C o u n t r y Living fordeiails73l-2448. S ia n ir ig a i$ 2 l 000 Call S iev e Oi Lu u c a 733-7653 J o M .'n ’:: SV v u;;i D ';.'T riiu .W iilp u p ,tt.’,i u i 1 S l i . - D . McCltiSkyjsky 736-8770101 Details Aj)pl68 0 5Qil.2oflimV .22ba lolally lemofleiti) a.?p i d.kii's Jetom e-Siwlooth Acres • j3 - :u 5 J $130.000-Twln Fllll-H lSI9813'98l32-SlngleFamif,Home. $63,000-0 0 - Twin F a lls - M IS I9 6 5 2 8 - E x clusive Bu ve Building lol gicai location Call f.telmiImoa 32^7653 01 Steve ;33-7653 Pick voul own lot. area ot new homies, es.' t./-ac'pi:ts- .Mumr'. t#in Falls-InrInciedibieRalel!! . App2«0$qll.4bam .3ba,li(eplireplace. MoiningsiOe school Canyonin View-Acpiox.Vi 1-Acie w/ City Sewei Seiviceiivice. Concieie $134,500 - Jetome - - MIS*972I8 - Secluded AnimalI but close 10 town Call Beckie 3 2 4 - 88 7 7 3 3 6 6 o i Mc ih j,i . - . ' ^ ' m 3 .’.r’tte r ainifliniping :5 W <0 r; ip css'S i. 3 , . i i m jHr i r i<" ' " , " . dist Call Jack Stalley for Details5 733733-7653 Drivewayvay A Powei lo lol Call Demse McCiusky 73 ky?36-a7?fl Pioperty j e reciTlitvi .ce.i W 9.900-T% lnJilli-HlSl9778-mH-Saw1flothS«hoolOi»t. $149,500 IM /fwia kit:iien,Uigf r 5 0 0 - T w in F i ll t - >4LSi98133 - In c re d ibIbleViewl le 1 App il20 5qlt.4 bdim.n. japp 3 6 acies. oulbuild-ngs Cali Paul ComnwrelftlU“ ■•"•fl* gtejiiocaiicn Approx. 2019 Sq Fl. 4 Bdrms. 2.75 Bths. Lols ol Upgiades. Approx i :n.Mth,i’. .e,iiie.is- furr. ic.viCi.i. J: iX. 1 37 acie oveilooking P ito Falls Call Jack:Jack Stalley Foi 324- 9377 oi Tyson 324-2 4 - 3713 $ 4 2 ,0 0 0 - Twin F ills - M L S » U 2 3 2I - PrimePi H-2 Giound '33-7653' ReanorOwned. Call Denise 731-8771•8770. d etails: 7 73: 3 3 -7 6 5 3 $135,000-Jeiom e-MM L L S I 9 8 t0 8 - C o u n ttY Living AppionuialeV 133 to 1 7a acie lotsts GoodG Visibii.^ CaiiJ Twin Fills-H- M LSr9ll222 - Piime Commeitial Gioundound $139.gOO-T\irInFlIll-M lSl97e977897-Finiltyl $159,000000 -Kimberly-liIlSI97984-Hidden Lakes.akes Appiox 2240 so It, 3 bdibdim. 2 oa. laige bam w snap ?!) • - A n an em atrv t lo Itie 'c o o k ie cu tter* h Fiancis Floience 734-7466' SpDlO<13AciiIcies U’CJi'.i m in- M ijjie oi me t.i'-iebUiro tei*home 4bdfm,2M ,ci3li$-- Speciacui.jculai View lot Oireilookmg Hidden Lkss ApApp(o«237 acres Call Paul 324-9377i77of lyson 32^-3713 $44,900 - Tain Fatli • Medical Oflice I manstyUrg w/masonry accents.s. CalCall J e ff Blick 280-2800. A cies Ca l ice Building Pad S ile i ResidL’niMrAreAreas Canj ^'ar.-'s fnnencr f . Call J Fw cis Floience loi Deiails 734-74867486 $160,000-Jeiome-ML:HLSt98827- SpiclousBn'ttHome 4 Lols AviiMbie C jii .M aik J o n e s -7> 3 a - J 5 9 ? or Cem se Di Lucca 3 ’■a.fi::3 a f i $139,900 - Twin Fallt- MLSlSU198853 - Classic Rinch w/ 314,900- 0 0 - K im berly - M L SI94404 - 8 0 A cre F=iim iim Acp(o« 2800. 5(1 led, 5 Cbcdiooms 3baifis 2c.iraaiaoo ids M cClusky 73 6 8 ; ; o Ioi Details Twin F a tlt -- MMLSi96764 - Commeitial Pioperty Poulbl* Prolralonal Uti 5 D cdioonloom & 2 Datns includes GalcJ Pipe. OutPmii itbuiidmgs Can ctucdatcs l.-acie doslo se 10 J e io m e A I w n fan s f e n S lu k 's $50,000 - Jeiome- MLSI98591 - Comi:ommetcial Ojportunity Vanoub Si;es!S - A.,1 i;j : v S c t 'w i l ‘ ri'iiM ce o n (’o ld m r.K Loaled on FaUs Ave. Approx 244[2440 S q Ft. 3. Bed. 2 Da. 2 D em saM c liIir.K ,',i.! ! McClusky 736-8770 324-2G71 9 5 A cie in inJuM iiji Paik C i^ SVCS: sA A; ;,iii Oi-.'1'.'r Will C aiiv E nitrc 80, A An rrf- ('urcn.iseo GoRd.Lon^ 1 Fireplaces. Cedar Shake Enetiorioi, Call( Betsy oi J. Fiancis $320,000 :r OOO - Kimberly - MLSI96388 - SO Acre FimFimi $168,500-Jeiome-MlM LSi98752-Countiy Quaint .V SOVDonn BiitoiMeiin[la324-<6S:( 6 5 3 i/i'.fsr;iien | I'.ii'.v:Srv--.-;':litCCa(or‘’iiCeiiSt 733-76;i'fifi- F kiience 734-7468 es w / wheel lines S 8- waiei shaiiis. small hir 111 hm SHOD. Appioi 1920 sq R 3 Odi3diiii. 1 oa. lock house jnj o.iin puih $75,000 ; - Jeiume - Investois Oppoitunoitunily Twm Falls-M - $174,900-1^111 F ills-W lS I9789197898- Renildl Conttniclion fe‘im s“ a'i -M^Si96709 -Prolesiionil Ollice Sites!S available l0{ appioved buyei Call Sill oiI MelindjMel 324- on hisloncat legistiy CoiC oiial on__10.'- a c ie s B -iioi Meimfla 8 | BuildingLcis'MamSued Locationn CoCortnanisAcoiy ZoneiJ Located on Ca>;i.ina[j; n Fioniage Conipetiiue Pn:r ir Smarthomew/lilgri-speedcabUng&ing & a la im s y s te m . 3 bd/m. 2 76S 3 - 324-7653 S a . beaulilul w o o d feel throughout. J Commercial. D ll Beckie 324-8736 Q liict-S iies ■' Tv.in F,iiis.Caii Sic-.e Qi Lucca ' JUt.JelfBkk 280-2800 rV'"-:*- r 7 " - - 7 ! . v : i $1 6 9 ,9 0 0 - J e ra m e - ML;ii1LSl97939 - Oeslnble locilioni $ ' 8 5 ,0 0 0 - Twin F i lt i - h lC S I9 6 7 2 S -.lumkeyButiness- .I u ., Details. . $ 1 7 9 .5 0 0 -T «ln F i ll s - M L S n7 n 7 U 8 - 1 - It You H e e d Uia S p ice, 'i z i m m & M m i Appioi t838 SQ 11.4 hdiijdim. 2 Da. 3 a i gaiage. 1 Acie. vinyl iNatiO Ml Fianchise Good B u sin e ss5 ?(i!fiisioiy Piict Incluiles T b it H om e H u Itl -$ 5 5 ,0 0K) 0 - - J e io m e - M IS I9 8 7 9 9 - G re a t S t i r l i i II fencing. Beiiei lhan new'•w'Oeckic 324-8736 or Melinda 324- -f•fianchise memory S Fi.iures’CallI Ste,Steve Ol Lucca 733 7653 Approx. 3000 Sq FI.5Bdim s.3aitis.aitis. Foimal livinj, Oinmg. & 2 Bedioonlooms, I bam, Gas Heat, laige lOO x 12512S lot. Good 7653 . ll D8 Tlmes i 50 “ SO ------^ [ b3UHL u i 3 bedroom, 2 full I B U H L ■ ■ LEGAL 11 I m I m ...... r bo th s. 1 250 8 0 . It. * BRINiRMO YOUR HORSE a R e d E«tBle 440 sq. it. In bamt. cour»unlry4bdm).2bath. K M 1*1. Suited to0 c o m f o r t 1 “I M i S a k . GUAFtANTEED L o o k s s m a ll b u t Is lavlava rocfc hom e with or to easieis l e r ------W THE OISTfllCT COURT ct submitted by tho closo ol tf spacious. Voultod coll- anilqu)ilque interior on an ecfo H M JRT expense, you m ust c o n la c r . a d OF THE HFTH JUDICIAL iS business, Friday. April 6, Ii 501 I . ings. rem odeled kitch- sumBunDundod by m ature- . • performanilance. . • ’ lAL Ihe courl at the address I OPENHOUSES . OISTRICTOFTHESTATE '0 2001. Tho Unltod'Stalos i enw/oak cabinets, new 1troos, $82,500 ATE given abovo, a t least hwo OF^ IDAHO, IN AND FOR 9, Department ol Agriculture . — * ■ — ! ' BBuy l Ihe G uaranteed carcarpot. Apple, ind. Rn- q 2 . -Handy.' OR days prior lo th e hearing, • THE COUNTY OF . it (USDA) prohibits discrimi- 1“ 6 ackaae an d The <«/Ishod 2 car garago DB iA R K E R K lor tha court lo consider I ■ • . TWINFALLS ly. naiion in all its program s ^Please chock your ed for Times News guar- *'!w/pollel stovo. Vinyl 1REALTORS appoinlmoni o la n attorney, windows & siding. Pri- • 3. Classlfied'sd 's ■ • Caso No: SP 00-267 e and activities bn m e basis correclnoss on m o first • antees lo sell mer- S43-4371 for Ihe child and inquire day thal It runs, e s Tho vacyfonce.NICE sTTnr; consistent,n t, e a s y NOTICEOF REVIEW ). ol race, color, nalional ! chandise or n e HL Must soo to appro- HEARING EW whelher tho parent(s). Tlmos-News Is not re NEIGHBORHOOD!! ' availabilityity fo r n origin, gender, roiigion. automotive items SS95.500.9! O w ner reloc. ate this charming 3 In m e Manor o '’ guardian, or custodian sponsible for orrors al- Irm., 2 bam homo with I both adverv e rtis e rs roquiro Iho soparatee age. disability, political lor Ihol timo. in 7 days an d real ' .oH'nting. Call 543-2963 fMIAHWAGENMAN. beliefs, soxual orienlatlon, ndow seat in largo din- I and readerrlers • . 'd.o.b, 12-11-00 appointmoni o la n attorney. : estale in 15 days SS}/1ivi))g room aroa: Spa- ' Daied this 7lh day ol>1 andi maiilal or family status. . , Child under m o a g o ol or we will rerun simrJhl ------HIS klichen, utility room, . • , eioriloan. } of March. 2001. ■r (Not all prohibited b o sis 502 . I .1the ad an addition- ■ c!COUNTRY HOMES n. ûnattached garage. CLERK OF THE DISTRICT apply I Io all programs). . HOMES I . r Ploas? take'nollcfl mat al7 days. There . 2.313 Acros ctoso lo lown iderground sprinkler m at COURT ____EOR.SALE ■ _____ stQm..!unyJoncod.back. — is-a4 3 extra------wimflih-3-bdrnrhomorpas^ ~ v l^ c • set fof hearing in mo Mag-een-B y^s/’gdovcOeputy Clerk—^PUBLISH: j March 12, 13, rd.Ouloi neighborhood, m es-N ew s * rt 14, ts . 16. 17. 10. 19. 20. _ charge for the ture,jre, Shop. $72,900 ® icod to sell quickly al istralo Court at th e Twin guaranteed - Si A Acres, t 3 bdrm, 2 balh. $55,OC Falls County C ourthouso,wm PUBLISH; M arch 25 and ^21. 22, 23. 24. 25 and 26. PUBUC SERVICE------' 5,000. CallS43-6569.« ISO, Apnl 1.2001 •,2001 MESSAGE package. Ads singiInglowido. Shod, foncod 425 Stioshono Sirool, Twin - ______Sel osluro, wator shoros. :L0 4 bdmi. 2 balh on Falls. Idaho on the 12lh Selling prw irty? Don’t poy may I b e cancelled icro. Central air, cedar ony fees until ifs sold. For « 59.000. day ol March. 20012lh at INVITATION.TO BID / - LEGAL NOTICE . " early for custom er xl.Ca«20^6&<-70l1Ji 7 3 3 . Q1 9 9 3 3 1 o t The Farm Sonnco Agoncy Iroo inlormatlon about convenience but ; Acres, 3 bdrm homo, 1:30 p.m. The nature ol tho g Soulh Locust Mini Storage, a\ Himlly z room , d ock, fruit FILERER 2 manulacturod J 6 7 7 - 41 0 0 4 4 2 tho (FSA) is now accopting ‘ avoiding tlmosharo and hearing is Review Hearing. s 197 S. LocusI, Twin Falls, roroal estate scam s, writo - the charge will ' Soes. bam, corrals. Creok homesmes„ 3 bdrm. 2 balh. • You are lurther noiifiod” 9- bids for individual counlios 9 ’ ID will sell a l public auction, lo10 the Fodoral Trade 'remain the sam e, run:u n s t h r o u g h . N IC E likonoiI new on dly lots, roady www.magicvalvalley.com * thal Iho child and theiod for aerial com pliance i I by Klass Fumituro Auction. CiCommission. W ashing ACR!CREAGEIS125.000 mo'movo Into. Con help . paren!(s). guardian, or cus-lie photography wilhin the I ^ 2737 Soulh Lincoln R oad, 'oton, O.C,. 20580, or call •0 .7 4 h linancing w ith a p - E-MAILyL your classified ad HEYBURNRN By owner. 3! us- southwest area ol Idaho. II '.74 A cres. 3 bdrm s. 2 lodian have the right to t}o 1 < Jerome. iD'on 04/10/01 at the ‘f” National Fraud Inlor- balhsiihs. ranch homo, molal S Sved 'S - aodii. S 5 7 ^ a lo us a t bdrm. 21 balh.ball garage. Big; _ , represonled by an attornoybe you are interestod in . 5:00 pm all sellable &• m a t.l 0 n C e n I e r . '—“ ' , sldirIding. covorod dock. rJW o ffers. 734-5510. twinadadOmlcror).net panlally for! fencod yard. All. ’Oy submitting a.bid for Adams. S 57,900. R eady to of y o u r c h o o s in g , o r if , stored items of: • _1:| 1-BOO-076-7060. ~ ______■ Cronrent acreago. secluded G O O I >UN oniyU2.soo lO D IN G i.4 3 6 ^ 8 5 6 « linancially unable lo pay.r if -Ada. Washmglon. Payolte,. s Angelica Melendez, Unit —- oreaea west ol Filer, good IW 3 bdmi.. 2 balh. ay. Gemj/alloy. Boise, Ow- f H -fo rliv lEACeRoomy2 bdrm. ------havo'the nght to'have'arr r44ri73 MauficeStrN::------f «>[• S135.000------hoTOno ^ wim ovor 1.500 sq S c a rârage rc wilh operior. HUD-V,»- VA Hom es"...... attornoy ol your choosing,'an~yhe‘o. Ca'ny'ohT'^more. ^ Owned Homos ) Twin Falls, ID 03301. nd large m astor bdmi, ^5'’?'ngo4DW.AC. BankOwn or if financially unableng. to Gooding, Camas. Blaine 1 T Mike Brown, Unll 22. UotinRoWnsM3«39 S S menanco oxtorfor. TheHesaTisaTeem.Com to and Lincoln Countios. and *■ x24’shop/garago. pay. havB /ho nght to havo I 196!^ Van Buren Siroet, BUYIT.'SEELL IT! ROB3BERT JONES c«vi»ty patto.Huny! S9t.900i i coilings, oak trfm. JEROMEIE $70,500$i 1093 an atlornoy appointed IVOby have a valid commorcfal . 1 Twin Falls, ID 03301. rIghi for qukdt sale. fJashuoCua Castlowood. R E A L T Y R a the court to fopreseni iheby pilois license, ploase con- t T Lost dale pymt in lull will be M02. 539-6402.H (26'xS 2')2 ) 13521 Sq. Ft.. ' ho tael Harold Boggs at tho 1^' A Times-News Clalassified Ad J J A R K E R ^ ' child or the parent(s}, I accepled is 03/30/01 by 733KM04 “ VREALTORS HAGERM)MAN 3 bdrm. 2 dation, tot* >4 ' • >). Gooding/Camas Couniy a . guardian, or cusiodian at ’ 5:00 PM Will Fill Everyy Need _ I543-4371. balh. H acro lol In now 0 drivo & patio, 2 county expense. If you wisha t FSA Office. 219 Universiiy 5: ™m#fHowyousponoyour - ' subdivisi'ision, S 9 9 .5 0 0 or ! sh e d s, fruit trees., ■ys. clas«Jfi«d tils your Youii bo 1 lohaveanattornoysh Avenue. Gooding. Idaho . PUBLISH; March 25 and bo ptoawniry »ufpri»ocl "trado. Cal irior, central a ir-2 - •sy Ktioduio. Put ciatsl- ai howlow easy1 11 Is to piaco a . 3 bdrm .. 2 bam, appointed ai countyJy 03330. or call 934-8472. PAphl 1.2001 ly lax 934-4327. Bids must bo A; SELL IT!BI)UY IT! J Kfs tima-uving oireclory. isilisd ad. Tho cosl is HAGERMIMAN N ow hom o mastortr bombo - 2 sinks, ooods antf sorvicos 10 low...th« rosuns are t»lgh. On veryI pipnvaio ^ ocro lot, garden1 tub.tub 501 W est aritfwyoulixtay. Thar»clrsdassinod. 733-0931. O v o rsiziized garage w/ Ave. Q.Cal.Call 324-1288« wotksho(lop aroa & lois ol }. Oak trim & firo- JEROMEE (rural)( a Built In _ Y o u — ------p lacerv■vaultod*coilingr i ' ‘96r3bdrrbdrmsr2 bath: ------“ U s r ~ w A . range & IDAV. S119,500. rustic mapi ^ K n o w ~ I eK n ^^ w “ R e a n ~ E s Call 637-<7-6402/539-6402 Vaulted1 coilings,coi hard------w o o d floMoors/Gerbor o < JEROME 1650 eq ft. 2 car ; Perfect 1strsltomoorlnvBSl- mont pro od garago,5 • iroporly on nonh [4 ,5“ a c re s in p u - \ sido ol lovlovm w/2 bdrm s, 1 |„ „ ? V bam. Gas water sharos, • :as hoat. S32.000. i165.000. 64 S. : Call Daviiivid W atson 543- 6345. «97 Call 735-3275 or324-6t13 1 KIMBERLY ira p p t.» Booutiful 4 bdm., 2 » bath Ifl 2-f acres. Ovor 8Q.lt.. sunroom. EROME-Qrt• G roat neightxv- oom w/llroplaco. hood andd sottings( mako room, AC & gas this 3 bdrmdrm charmor a 5325.000. Coll mustseoatS>atS64.900. I aackus 734-3136, JEROM: E-S • Sprawling 3. bdrm. 2 bathbat homo on • ) i m C a n i n e LLS comer lol.it. FobulousFj oak | . Rc.illor' I I 3 bdrm , 2 bam hardwoodd lloors, lie double' iue Loosli M ike EHckson >n'2.172 acres, garage & underground!ur % . f i RcMllOf 4 2 0 - 1 3 1 5 o s o a k k ilc h o n sprinklers.i. CallCa Gina. RcMhi)r 2.900 sqs. bro ak lasi bar. JEROME - S5i iK,iiion Speci.iltist ^ , 0^ ■ S55.000.Clean' ', — , Rl'Uk ,1 Ri'loc.ilion Spi-ci.iliisi living rooi dock w/tiot tub. 2 bdrm. t t bath ba with pos- U o l) L a \ family roi . a w r a s o n 7 : lOO. Call Sherri sible 3rd bdrmbdr In bsm 't.) A ssoc. IJf. Cathie Blevins h e a t. S396-3968. *98754 S t o r a g ea ehode f with a IJnik'r. CKI ______—KcMltor:______- 539.-7 Tonya ly-fflolnt*lned-e- -loncod-tocJr^ 9-7 4 8 8 ----- — — ‘ •...... ■Reloc;iIi(»n S|>c'tialIisl' R98511 balh homo, lor- UNDMARKA ^ R E A L T Y " " ...... 7 3 1 -2 9 0 0 TWIN FALLng room, family (208)3241324-7518 Beautiful'/gas 3 firoplaco. jcROMEgbfl hom o on' 2 bdmi.. houso lul bock yard. I, loncod yd.. 6 F e a tu re00. s Call Tonya mo pS’n u" cabinets. ml until closo. ?34-3t36. #97566 Ill 208-324-3072; ■ ■ rodwood c 2 b.lh..oiisnoal dotails.H nc S163,00Cbummg Iiroplaco, — - ____ . _ n s Pullin 736-m. newor vinyl RUPERT BrickBrlc 3 + bod-1- - vsandsiding. room.2! babath w /lulll j j lis t" ■ ------' bdrm. 2 '^10. Call Stovo basomont.n t. S e t s o n 5< m al livingDP 734-1991 or ocros wllhlh horsoh barn.' p p v ^ ^ i room w/fl!ullin-7J6-J908_ -PMt.uro^sJipeJlPPj-flordOQ,.:_____ i B o a u tilu _ _Call for apptippl. 208-532- . • S149.90C) schools and 4977or'406-S06-892-1153.B Backus 73^rig. 3 b d r m s . 2 SHOSHONE FFor salo by 3 bdrm s. 2 1 Mrm., 1 hbalh. -| -I- wood bui l o » ”- S S K , AT sprinklers. I C ohntopp 7 3 4 - oxira smallII homhoi o for rent- B o n n i e Li Sherri Pullin 736- al on proporty Ki-.illorL . e z a m i z John Cummins }orty, firoplaco, ■ ir.C K I ■ KcMlInr- 0024 relrig o ratoto r, r, W /D . 2 H 734-91 } vin tag e hom o. lots. 316 BlrcTBirch.' Coll 733- -9 0 7 5 I 735-8626 ms. tî boths, 20ttor866-7!}6-7514.B ■ r syslom . 1 c ar partially loncod. ' THE TIMESMES NEW S I; Pruc 0. Call Sherri Classified1 DepartmeniDe < ie n t S-3988. *96903. o p e n s ete te 6:00 am : irter or invest- Mon ththn ru Fri. xlrm, 1 both cot- Take Care'< — . ------Sunroom , are 'o f your >d slovo, approx. classifiededbuslrtess b M w in d o wIt. s w /shod. Ju st Iw foreyouyou heed to S S S .900. Can David Wai- your b u s Kohntopp 3345. K977S7 1-206-733-09:M)d31 ex t 2 ______ShOftLPul3.2 bdrm, 1 bath or our Burle:urley Office C l o s e to:n a ovorsizod lot , 1-208-677-677-4042 ------sh o p p inono. g 2 cor do- balh, dbllarago. Ci H andy- TWIN FALLSLL S O w nor sam at $48,000. rolocaling. To hoat & AC. l.Townhouso : S to v o Koitâ Backus 734- for salo.. 3 bdrmt s. 2 • David Watson baths on 2r ns t99torShi n 2 n d flo ftr. . Julie Hil Swing room.sm. kilchon & - (Jt'rici- M.in,if;■ lill Sandy Hackir^ 3900.(1980 pm.2bothneorCSl’ H R i I Associale* Brotok(,T GRI, CRS, Kit is plum bed for 3rd bath 1 6 1 5 _ ABR, Rolocnlntion D irector jOver2100sq II. R 3 5 Addison AAve. E. ra 3i&fiiepSoce U s ibockyoidvtnmdeck T w in FFalls, l^ h oo 8 3 3 0 1 “ i s u a l t o 3rgebt 1 ^ ^ ôge . lf'ourRMnor§ « 5 AclJonts dlo$109,500l JiMAuodM S t magic valley really _ . ■ ^ \ 734-1991 T w i n F i O F F I C E H O UU R S T o)ll l Free l-8( 1286 Ad0I«on Ave. E .^ ~ ■ . Fails JOO-734-553 tVf'ii, C.ot Thr Maiflfl 1615 Addiso Mon-Fri 8:30-5-5:30 . • , ;on Ave.. E. or 7333-5336 Y O U R I.I-NDI-R- , 2 0 8 -7 3 33-5336 - - Sat 9 :0 0 -1 :0i' 0 0 A ^w .PrudentiallcIdahoH om es.co.gerald 5 1 4 B DC E N DANT M o r t i i a a e cau toiiI Free:Fr ! Bll •4bedroon ^ ^ 1-877-227-37-3 1 9 1 J J : •.Boscrrêfit •Feotureso •G osheoli ‘ fencedtx . ■ . J i m •Siisoniorg .• 2cc»g0f0( ______•RoducedI *36 c o m c Sunday, M arch 2 5, ,2 2 0 0 1 , Tlm es-N ew B , t w i n Falls,Fall Idaho M ' eIAL t ^ . JEROME updated 3 bdrni. R Eg Noed A Homo? Ready to Son Your Homo? TAT: ;i baih, new palnl, now•w Twin Falla Aroa- , TbeHeeeTeam.com deck, 615 12lh Avo. IE. : Boise Area? ' 502 I f ~ 502* I H ______:$70.000. Catl 324^5770^:■ __ TheHoeeTeam.com _ .TWIN FALU8 3 bdrm. 2 I—.HOMES ___ ■ _ - bath, built In 1093. Good I ' — - H O M E S ------■ ■ ‘ÎN F A L L S Bum 1996. cond. Vinyl skjing. 2 c ar L^^FOnSAl^^ , I . FO R SA L E H 5 5 5 3 - •byC.S.t..3bdrm.,2l)ath.i, rTwfNFAUS3bdrm. 1 . - warool roonl', Ureplac'e;r: balh.ieoOsq.ttNew oaraflo. Mollvate lo sell. m S m ■ "• windows, palnl, vinyl. $95,900. CaH734-2097a. 'foncod, sprlnklors, ^ . mainteoancolroeextortor, = $113,900. 735-8560a ' TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm. Rod r — OPEN HOUSEE sottllbyOwnerMm H836^ quiei nolgrtbomood.’ brick home, 2 u r garago. ■ !® $85,500. Call 734-8727.« iUMDAY, MARCH 25,2i, 2D D 1 ' AC. $93.000,733-71S2.S ■ o m i o m I ^ 0 . w!^bd^*s!foo8 TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm. 2: =TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm., 1 ■ heat, new central air, autoto bath. 2 c ar ganioo. nicoly’ bath, AC, automatic sprin- n sprlnUors. Iq. dotacftod 2 landscapod, rodwoodI klors, cul-do-sac, brick But “ don'fthink you cai:an afford one... d dock, sprinkler systom, -;car g arage. Immaculato. '1500-» s q . II. r e d u c e d n /2 Home on 3+ acrcs on i j$87.900.CaII734^)390«;b ' S79.900. Call 734-87?7.flI S75.900. Call 734-2752* JThen Come B vile,D W ith Us! m outskins n f '' tw K m TWIN FALLS 3 Mmi.. 1.5 w in Falls. Full, partially finfini.shcd base- ^ H— | > T n i i • • T n i i n ! ) Sktcy Houilng Idaho Is now accKctplingippllcalloni t«lh.llvinflrm.,ramllyrm., lent, iandscapcd yard. fcnc-’need pasture'. H(JiH«B 5>i5SgiJ^.gs;5S C a t g j ^ i ^ \ ' 2 cor garago. ATsprin- for the Magic Valley Self-HelpIp IHousing Program. _ _waicr..siock_pcm-alJ. -kloiSr$92,600.-73&«204a — iilLfor.------:------2S38C;CrETrSeOO N tW IH FAttS-; L ^ - ^ P M ------TTinr Is NO down' ptpoymtnt i n REDUCEDED $20.0001 Lovely 4 oOtm. A 1/2 D; ■ $ 1 0 9 ; 5 0 0 /2 D3ih eieculive ’ I T M S ti lE s w ■ anJehslt^coUs'eanbtbe financed. style bom(rromUer«ttt|f.o>ni funded by USDA fT1 - t f V.P. & l«ANAGER kVashmgton .?.5 acres wllh ttaier. L J , RunI Developmeni £ Federal . U)cucdlnaquklarw,ll Open and llîl Hrxir •WIAT.MAKESA (208) 734-8200 ? has I5W heal, garafic. pIaii.. ',• ' B0.NN1B B. 324-7504. $ll4.K00.CAFw\ ek-dkilchi-n.ltm tiiainie- #97176 (Gfl)a) LETE 886- naflce metal siding & -i isM a’s 2186. «97i«i brick nicrior. »in»l uin- • EXCEumLoa-. di)«>. Den could k 'tih v;C-^ •nONI Nice qulfl loa. • EMOV «|uiti cminir> hcdrrami. $92,500. hC’ V lion on a dcail cnd club li>1nRin ihLsninfr. CAU A.MY 734-5848. r' l o m e s strM 2 Jots, fi-nci'd )?rd s & P r W87'tK p o p e r ti e s ui-ll huili luime. i bdrm. with sprinklers. Hn)l sid 2 buJli home »/drck & ing. 3 bdrm. I haih. Rreanleu. $159,900. • IIIM ING. FISHI.SC, only $7$,000, in loun BARR\' BRACKETT WA1tRSKHNC.BAR. ofUaênnan. Ounrr 536-67&I OR .f2-i- BECITJ...NCW lhal I .-; • H mothaied. Formofp 3354. inXMCi ba'e }oiir aiicniiiin. m»u - detaiUCUXKEmr MINT .SFK Ihis uffnrdahk' . A U lt a M UER.HAN 324-4206 Jhedroom honip In _ . . | • REMARKABli; NK«FJ(- i j : '• ' "O R 324^3354r»<)15^r bi'auiifiil ItiRi'nnan, 5* 80R.M, 1 \n ba:h $55,000. CALL KAREN home .SV orjcnxne on • w ow ii pJew con- 539-9930. m-b> IK 2..< acn-N. This htinie Ims SmUCTIONlnnice ll all, Jk-autiful firqilace, • subdhlxion near Jerome • SHARP, ui’llmainiuinnl : lliRh.Schor>. air condiiioniiig, ' $82,000. Tills huinr fniliirit>.(wn)i'nura& : feaiurcs bdnnv. i 2dccks. .^carpirjRf i MiirjRf »hnLs. Ihiuhle 0 il ^ I p haihs. piraRc. rxs lii-ji & and uuHi .sprinklm, uiili -praRf»iihsh«ipari'4& ' k ^ [e A/C>k1ih no malnimance one latidsci|>inK. oiK-ner .\iiiosprinkIeft. jJilinR. SA.NDRA CAPPS $ 159,900. S A.> DR.\ $79.5(HI. a u WA.NDA If*'' 324-«752 0R324- CAPPS 324-8752 OR 543-«715.»'Kh% ^ 3354.197651 324-3354. »'W7«0 • GET OOtt^V TO EARTH T- • SHOPPING FOR • BUIE RIBBON IIO.MR- «iibiliis-ij.5ucn-fami SHOPS? Tills ftn-41 inside and niii. Kn^hif}! vmib of flliT, Cum'nih I ® J \ M'y acn.'aRe in tla(!t;nnan lias cu-sioin nuple I'ahimis >irlilln« hay. b«-ansK 2 iiu-tal slxips. a ihri>ti[!bt)iii Ihis hdnii. h.irii-\. .\ml fiirihf. ham und .shill, as udi us 2 IuiIkui 1.5>1jii<1- rjiiclKTm\oii. lilum'> jl 17 f f m like n w .^ b d n it.i hath M'a|Knl acrevi)iii Idt FIXER-1 PPKHfiir jour ^ unimals.$169.500;' liiinn; uiid/iir husjti(,-,\' p* ntial • PARK UKE .Sm iM ! KrmORBJ.324-. . y l DON’T CRAMPC I S ” What Can We HHelp w m i u m OF 335-1. flHKI*) cial /(Itu-. 1‘rii'iil fcir rt'tiial |H)^îhllill^ iir a mM y o u r s5TYLE!!! i B , You With Todaday? .MATURE TRF.ES r Kmii. Ck-jn and' ucn'> uiih lg. I iHlriii, I luth. pLs hi'ui». hill ' B lg. family.room, deck | | ^ B ^ uell can’d for. bulb li(Mni-\viihulunar • liastitiriit. SiDulkr hixtie E and iprinklcr lyitcm addad< to (he actraction i Q I ^ A M I l . V jii5.ooo.Krm- aiiaclu-d guruRe, - . Is a 1 lH^lrl>l)|tl. H ame.ff 1 0 0 2 4 7 ^ _S69,900^ >hik-v ririHim.ZluthlinnK'iii . nioin hiitiK'. It- I'"liilH'rl1H' uith Country L All The Extras! ' ___ Kupert, Cimipk'lelv Kra'iiliiniM’ ,, Icnu-dyard, '• >'"1^ "have this call l>iKkyard«rai ~ 1 r , FOR REtENT m ' hwhn* ■, in( fo r our tcalting ■ karJKi'.tjqxirt, Miki.'kf Atchli'V al tdciiji.ys.itirun trsu m ' “ T RJ e n t a ls^ IL»Jori.2S,3bedrooiroom Aporfmenis . »l(Xl.lfi2 . 4,•l,n-4H5fi nKTliiihby.tiy.tllKM SI ^ S o u t hi v w o o d ! U S s ee Us ilt ■ re a lto r,c o 'v . t 122 i i Buflcy/' lor :.lm i-Cassi.i1.1 I<0lil0‘.t' ■ SAWTOOTH 1 AC-RES ^ I , ’a A p a r t r r [l , i,-a . -,.^,^ 4rt» , : m e n t s • Only M inuics I'nmi Twinvin Rills & Jcnimc . 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FOR RENT I ^ FOR RENTi l ^m.' fii; 2 W e’ll Sell YourH lloinc F t a * 2 4 Fee! ®/i*£s ; SSJSn , ■ —1 ■— 9 5 Flat F« I ------Agent Non A!I Available In The Jassiajj Hagerman Areal Mini-C [ome Shlopping ItiX faiJirim boMnrt JWIhSI ...... 3 2 7 W a W WrfuRi) iv i t e hm SEARCH BY S261,M 0:...... 832 Rka bW b • View beautiful b oirm . tilid. ancmd renlalt ...... • ChooM '’any'*'arxl cel hunarcdiNk of Ma^’c.Valley littinfp .....l886roiIjA»».L “ luiow more aboul Ihem e office for more infomullon ■rfo^M kPr. - S y f f i 589,900....;...... 2348 KbstNt« P " . . -j f a (rtdci: icnnUTWn |o^n Povlsen M9,900 . . . „ ...... 14 b Otii ' 3 wt nw twt odJifa -413131b Ave. ICB U ' C olciw cll BI anker w?b^bn»rt^nm g updow nlujng nn wnwemwMOtfKnK.fwrn tv I S C u rtis ReaIcally S137.450.,...... 317070 N H. 2800 L ;aki»fctoWM91V Ocnnis Curtis WJ iw lad. 4 I VHi7»lnew.fwed S389.W ...2906 S A i;1),K, CiirlisCo. pos>i(^3aygvBge.C0//Il }6S.1175J^^Htig«n*» 5 Bruce Nelson . r».A,J«fom* j (ârTdti^ eek w S tai Kim Robertlerls RE/MAX Dedibviriluira m>i n m M, nev um i Gndy PovIs«r f a U >oie(la^«m(d7tOl) ColdwellI 0B anker :______Keystone Realtyf CroupC i Povlsen Stcvtf BcUcm l l ^ l ...... 3732 N. 2500L ' J S36.000 ...... 13166 b lo a ^ B « U C om pany U.K. Cnrlis C«). H pnperrr. 7 U imib, I 43Jkon4|^2k^b)e .. M ^ tend hut; orrt^^hp, ■ ■si-'Ss. s jO s ir ^ RcaUors h t t p ://wwvv.magicvaHey.cc / / '. c o m j “ “ d^click on Homcsellcrr g e - a ® O ralcc SUiic Robin 'SSS CotdwellII IB anker C entury 21 f a ™ i Riverside C u rtis Re^teally p r r h e ' m jis5iv“^ Call Ti: ^ L _ J — - G.0'V;,U^— — — — SrllrfNltraUv' H L $ 7 7 ,0 0 0 ....,,...' 223 6th w w w .m a, i i : i t H _ agicvalleyicom IS , “m ______IIM ■ ■ B l I I H ■ ;S 010 Tlmes-Newa, T 8, Twin Palls, Id a h o Sunday,y. IMarch 2 5,2001 i* ’ ' 106 I 4 1 0 6 ; •: l l m o A L : f SPECUU. I I. SPECIAL > EsnMj ■ I L . NOTICES I I : ; Noncgs T W i T f a l l s 4 bdrms.n s.3 TWIN FALLS Owner cony,ry. HAGERMAN JEROM E country IMng, 7 ETW - n IN FA L L S 'T l n d e t QI h bottw .S rtop.R V slob.b. ByE Hwy 93, 3 bdrm. 2 bath,th. A p p ro x . 3 2 0 a c r e (arm acres, full water, gresi ■ - sfocJka?'Chock relum f f ownorS114.900,734-3673678 20acres, S80.000.0. dairy w/5 bdrm brick site, $36.500.324-3407.H I — 733<31S3.« onnew4plex.CollChuck O ' ' f , GMACC twin falls 6 bdrms. hom e. Obi 4 bam with 2 :SHOSHONE 2H acre kits 733-6207!a7 0 “ bam s. 2650 8p. ft Upda - pivots, approx. 175 ft welL ; ------irl^ReilEaitt - Ddal- TWIN FALLS Perrine North ol Shoshono. Call n r Z _ J “ od Ihroughoui.'tDrcomt>mor School; 3 b d n n r a balh','u- Smoll loan maybe 206-886-2500* WENDELL W (By owner) X ^ assumed. Call Judy - ownor retiring,8 unH muW- i H . lot. undorgrourid sprlnlirink- -firoplaco. AC, covepKl pa- TWIN FALLS m ling. M ust soo to'oppro.prel- tio, sprinklers. Bully Bam,^ Holland 028-5678. uso bkig, generating exc. . S M A d M i e ' “ I 'I 3 2 4 - 3 3 5 4 I 9 7 3 3 8 . ' ■ •STO N EY BROOK* a ®| caioSl29.900.735-1109(I09fl very d e a n . 734-6918.B cashflow. Col324»8430« 0 ‘ ‘ Commercial & _ HAZELTOfi ILol for sa te. Pricod losoL __ TWINFALLS Chuck 733-8207.B Investment, TWINFALLS 160 acre fam i w/110 canal 5 1 5 . I £ ^ h 2 6 t h ( I Botior than now 5 bdrmm.3 .; BEDUCEDI Brick, 3 bod-i- water sharos. main lino & iTWINFALLS ■ ------I - • JHKO.MF. MiOPl COMMERCIAL. M . : - . t i . . . D liill battl h o m o, ollico, largiurgo ro o m . 1 ^ bath home, 1, pump, manufaclurod GBuilding site s. One 3 acre I . rappEBTy : Jr ' Iniilding ill (,-iini-mil- ' famlly/play room, lotsIS ool f ir e p lQ c e . b a s o m o n t, I. homes OK. Good crop lol in M eadowridge‘ L Mim-lal/iiiii-’.|iriccil aial stcrago. Fully fencod willwilh nicoly landscapod and d rotation. S135.000. Call S u b d iv isio n . $27,900. TS; ivoly covorod potlo In groat JEHOME ^ ~ 9 S60.0(MI. Tlit> i.s J K()(hI(!()(hI Ofoa* landscoplng, lovol] It. Judy Holland 829-5679; Ono 2.5 a cre lot wesl of Inil f(ir I k iirii'c, BAMI(RRV m astor suite, lots8 of0 aioa.S99.900 •98119 TF near Curry w/waior Locatloh, S Locstion, Loca- 3 9 tioni Hwy 79/1-64 com- B f! BRATwrrr 536.67W./a . amonitlos. 3350 ♦ sq.ltq.it. GREAT aUVI 3 bodroom, shores. Only $25,000. ^ OK.Ui-33f».Ji‘)-:(i7L'J;, Priced right at S162.900.00 2 both homo, ovor 21000 magicvalley CÎJ^Sôvo Kohntopp mordol tot. I00‘x258'next X L sq.ft., lireploco, sauna. to Burger King across |S " S88.S00. ' realty from new WaNMarl'in BV I j i p i R . • 'nWilJER COI RTIN^ A L P I N E„ A PLACE TO STARTI 3 Jerome. Prime property. Sw ------vt-f;M)EUrttrnnmTsr Jiiagic.valley.-^ I ' 3 -OBdroomT^'balh'hornorr " — 734-1991— •moro tand-avallablerCar 'W R E A L T Y Ilk-Ill ii|)|Miniif)itv iViili S4S.OOO. r e a l t y Marva 0 irrtiii-riilunN c^sli (lo«„ fmf„r 7 3 4 - 3 3 7 3 SHOSHONE Oalry. new JEROME • Excellenl in- froostoll. auto takooll, come propertyl Next lo B p Midi a.Miull iiiviMnu-iii. TWIN FALLS By builder. 734-1991 “ I irjilcn on ^ N E L S O N ' auto backflush. 686-2863. - McDonaWs-Jorome. 6000 W 4133 Crook Viow Dr.. REALTY, LLC - TWIN FALLS Uvo In coun- sq.ll. sq office spaces end A |)lii> illll' aililiiion-imn- canyon viows w/ acroago. DayM on^ySaâ v i n ^ a al >|urc. All fur milk 734-3930 • | 5 1 3 I 'try sotling'ciose lo town warehouse, wo plus storage CT REDUCED S270.000. For w/o panoramic nonhom uni .SANDR-li ACREAGES ' units & mobile homo. With W details call 73S-2422.B■ TWIN FALLS Solar energy I viow! Approx. 1 ocro. NE room to expand at the A aPI*S .U-I.K752 OR 1 ^ l- O T S ] . TWIN FALLS By ownof- T5 olllclont design. 3 bdrm., I location, natural gas busiest bu inierseclion in OR bdrm.. 3 b o th . 2700 fin 2 balh. brick, LOADEDI avail. S34.900. 733-5272. Jerom J o e County. Call n ••Kvi-.wi.n Locationtll 3143 Wood- Marva. ished square foot, won ■ wW ENDELL N ice 20 acre ridgo. S212.000.734-S2I7 lEROME • Business 8. d |. dorful NE neighborhood, ' GLENNS FERBY I parcel c ol land, near lown, S,i 5 .0 0 . . • (iHKATSOmiUN. building induded plus tow K formal living rm.. largogo TWIN FALLS-For M ie J>y For S t h B Y OWNER-] Can C 53^6666 Of 539-1993 S J I ;;' ^ truck 8i all equipment, f f COIA lOCVnON forr cusiom oak kltchon.. 2 Owner. Townhouse. 1450 Home sites with acrea-l “ oflia-orn'iail uiiliourii'f ovorsizod family rms... 2 sq. ft., dbl car garage, 2 ges. Beoullful viow ofl § G roalbuslness K- 1, Cali, Fax or & m aa ; opportunity. j BL . Cklrnein, a V j / ^ K l - _iUOtLMj./i..|)]uskw..—__ ~storago.rnu..hugo laun-in- bdrm. 2 balh. Aulo sprin- Snake Rh'er.Valleyandl I INCO M E “B Throo Islond Crossing.! I UNDMARK REALTY ¥ mail. J«5.(M)(). BJ. dry/cralt rm.. new custom3m klers. courtyord/porctVgas ^ P H O p E B T T f r 'youraaWMorididay,"toch 26, by 3® ^ | B H(JSS I >0.()()6» OR: window tr'oatmonls. cor-or- f i r e p la c e . A ld o rw o o d Rlghtoutsldeofdtylim-| ^ (206)324-7516 ^ its. 1 ml. from school i l KITH' .SPFACER 53!>.n. pot. & paint. Attached1 2 floors. Ouiol. pri;ne ______TVWWIN FALLS A S , ■ &yourIT a d r u n s o n l y o n ^ 0501. •TKJI car garage, brick firee - neighborhood. Excellent. freeway. Reosonablyf FAIRRELOfa Family restau- Foror salai or laata. 27,000 x ft priced. Cell 366-23641 „ place. gos forced airIlr 5130,000, COII 734-4949fl rantlnFalrflekf.ID.com- sq. B TYies, March:127 - Thuis., M arch, 1 after 6p.m. ■ ______| p" sq.ft. warohouse with IZ | hoal/AC. prolossionally pletoly romodolod in dod»xk-high,mlfandofffce8. » • SrPER UMIAnON FOR•K landscaped yard. Includos WENDELL - WOWI This L j m MMXS! ilHMI Mj. fl. .. great home has 3 bdrms G( 1996. Excollont Incomo ColDoll Steve Kohntopp 9Q "• gardon a re a. RV parking. GOODING aland growth potential. Ed 734^34-1991. A f I t)iiil(lillj!lll(l(miilfmil r & 3 baths w/ovor 1700 R if. AnyCat^ry dog run. storage shed, Remodeled 2 bdrm,. 2 SSmith i 206-764-2026.I JERCzROME ' C H ty employment)nt) B .l(-riil1ii'. I.ol.s (if |Mi\\i|)j||. sq.ll. Oversized double bath b on approx. 3 acres —- ill- covorod patio, thousands uga price reductlani lA lio. iIiiMiK-v< \ imitiKin(in ol bloom ing poronnials.. garage for tho handyman « MTN MART 8 ' * Privavate Party Only ■ , in the family, too. Coll n Convenience siore, RV istablishod heating & AC O * I'liiilil hr inirtllii'til M'|i-|i. sprinkler sy sto m .i bos- now pole fenclng.’s95,000 ^ )usiness. Includos 5300 » f ( « 2 .00 additional line) ) iirjlolv Sys.lHIO. BJ. koioaii coun. ® Gina 539-1130. S99.900. Call934.e345« C , ^1park on South Fork on 0 Owners moilvatedi — Boise Rivor for sutwner 4 iq.fl. buitoing, 5 vohidos, g K OR K irn M i-ii'ii.,, Below oppralsol 5134.000. nvonlory & equip. Now E S : item per ad) ; ^ ;;; Coll 734-9319.B LANDMARK REALTY JEROME JE • REDUCED TO »'H) i‘r $33,500. 1.29 acres, golf F :i8O.O0O.-Call Tonya R ' 'B _ (208) 324-7516 S p S K S “£,,._4’.' ------TWIN FALLS-For sa lo 'b f 'c o u rse a re a o l 'Jorom o. ' JackuS'734-3136-or • CHEAT INCOME PROR.P- ownor. 3 b d rm . 2 bath.Z f ~ - 5 1 2 I 600I S 44 W. G reat viowl Yo,Yoar round resort, unkjuo >avid W atson 543-6345. a S KR’niiiill»>‘M control air. lencod. auto Call Morvo. lodge, lo restaurant, siore. 96300 R Fi P i T hleTim t es^Nm si n >0 I FARM/RANCHES/ \ MVR COMMERCIAL W Ihiv\XSiiiiUll sprinklers. 2 3 2 CalienioB 1 DAIRIES ‘UNDMARK REALTY Scenic ! Slanloy Basin, f 733-0931 EXT.:T.2 . 677-4042 •; \j|ln . \|i|ini\. ~M> Avo. Call 206-578-7918 (206)324-7518 I 734-1991 rV r '''- U l BE AN OITTFITTER .(>OMl«nolUagcVM*rn«^ « C Kr , ‘ , FAX 734-5538 or208-733-29B8.msg.B Outfitting business In _____ a - F M 677-4543 ■ >lici)iu/l r ilcHir. ' BUHL For salo by ovmsr 75 For extra summor ti«ip. run on Idaho's |(j£ Clearwater Forost. gaiago sal« ju« isoi a ' f _^mail-twinînadOmlcroh.net \|iii|i H/Hr (limr.il t 265 ocres. TFCC. pivot & ad a In dawifiod. ir# foil, its So O n f a l l s u k e n e w Somo equipment induded. Dara«t.’ u t remodel in & oul. 2 bdrms. 733-0404 733H’33^)931. M M '|u n > , \ tliiiiltli- uidi- * 2 more in panial linishod iiiiihik-, Kimiiii fiiriD'in- bsmt. T ERM S? 336 Slh iliitl'ilr 'iMfCN or Miip.i;:i- Ave. W. 420-3473.B llllll'. BJ. Ro.ss OR Kinr iw iN FALLS Ownor carry 2 bdrm.1 both, big shop5 9 P r o fe s s ioonal n Sales & M arketeting O f Finer Resididential Properties, i SPEvrER S.i9-050j. 476 W alnut S40.000. Agricultural & Selliective Commerciald H _ j 733-3153 H Properties. LaLarge Enough To Setervice Your Needs ■, ■ Sm all Enough To0 P1 r o v i d e Professionaud & Personal Servit■vice* B rrW aHfflW jfflW ' H _.UultMJ6fl— . IfflUDCE. ID^FurbRlCK ranch style hom^lriH "H ■ ” *Greai LocaliorT “ •Overhead Door ' bieakfajl h«: Ovirsiitrs^d lot Over 12.000 sq. (t. ol I ^ t ! sulated S heated tjuildings In M- e NE location. Featuring 4 beidmommoms (no ^ 3 •Gas Heal/Swamp Cooler i55>2Ml.in . Oflers large (enced bacJyanl m o sprinUjfnUifs.RV |t 2zone3withr3ilniadlrontagi 3 *2500 Sq. FI. m tage 8 d ocking. A lso h a s sem i e g rss e s s windows in basement). 1.75 bathsUths. den. M Cozy and Cule cottage ollei •J65.000 doutte ear Bange.Je S 21'i23' t e W sliop.3. On Falls docking for manufacturing vn I I *(98773) *’ ng w ith city w ater, se w e r 8 440 deck wilhwi hol tub. family room, newer- vinylviny win- K B CIOUS living and Exudeses IPride ol Ownership with Art. I. hl a j s nicely p ^ e d turnaround d;ivew3y SHARP SHAI & power avail. Listed at $249 $249,900 with seller financing dows5, SfarpI & clean, A must see at $114,9001 $11< B many, upgrades including:ing 2 lamily room s, attactied ONIT. { 1 W .9 0 0 , CALL.JOHN TODjT AT 733-9511m avail, on approved credit CAI S CALL SARA BATCHEIDERBI■R BULLERS 539-6889. L C A a BOB OR BETTY AT 7 31- CALLT).TAD HANEV AT734-6500 ECT. 30171 7 01 0 R 4 ^ M garage, loads ot storagee spacesp on nice corner fenced f |650Q.(969CT) yard. Close 10 doctorss aiand hospital. J u s t Llsled. \ 1 4 1 9 5i(98753) (9 .S7i1.9QQ..CallB0BBIKELLELLEY 731-2805 for scheduled awoimment, (98805)- JUST LISTEO-Nice remodinodded, home on 1.5 acres _____ iSoutliwesi.DLJetDme_3.tJ.lafge-bedfooms.-2-balhs.- vtiiyi sidmg. cenlral tieatinglingandairconditioninn, Lots IS ol Home for only S76.90C.900. CALL BOB OR BETTY TODAY AT 731-6500 (9079-0791) a FIRSTTIMEHOMEBUYHRSIook; 6EAUTIFUU MORE FOR YOUR MONEY ■ alwn. Many upgrades, tots o( bu.n-ins, islan H O W ULONQ HAVE YOU LOOKED? H room nome wilh separate Innngnng room r a n d fam ily ro o m ; jie a l localio A NE\V look IS being brougought to me "Grove Sub" by ariian counter tops, m owr gnll. foimai O/n, "''KlndinlhiObedrram.o m . 1 1/2 ball) home. Great ih': 4t . tbedrooms 2 bath immaculate condition conc W m a nice oak kitchen win lots ol ci Offl,Lffldp extw . hardwuoo llaohng Boitiwell Construction. This ol cupboards and counter tiicnen.coa King, wood slove. lamily home to I’his great looking hom e hasa wood burn in g sto v e plus fanitly rm wrtp. Ma today. Maint. free ext., private back yard ^ 3 terriiic lloorpinn wiiri aporo)prox, 1500 SQ. II. CALL GAIL 9 !■ space, appliances included, loislots oli Slorage space, hew wiihrwwo I. Master room, large patio and a nice locaiion close to shop- w/covere HRauna. tile entry, outdoor swimming pool w/d ered deck. Good slorage. close lo> schools.sch OUINN AT 733-0008 OR ^ H oas lurnace i air condilloning. m w/d«k. ping. Ail for only $79,900. IR 420-7238.(or m ore inlo., ig. maintenance free siding, suite wfuun 900. CALL BOB OR 8ETTY Show totoday at $88,000. CAU STUARTr AT 734- P I (98735) t m 'enced bsckyard. $74,900. CAU arage. auto spfinUing w/diip syslon, $i49.i CAU WILUS O R J i a AT dblcargara,1 7 3 4-6500 Ofl 4 W I 4 W .ia ft6 tS I mm. ioD»yAT73nsioon11734-2223.(98342)73 6500 OR 735-8681198444) r a 1 734-8500 OR 326-5206.1989731973) I IdHBAATT. LOVELY BUT DIFFERENT.:NT. This is just right for you ..Very large master• bebedroom and bath, living room, dining, kitctien upstai*siaifs. Bedroom, living room. laundry 'downstairs, 1555,555 square (eet for. only S99.900. CALLSHEYAT73:7M-5262. (90747) lll'M V l ! p ff! 1 twi GREAT FARM HOME IN BUliBUHLIThisfiomeL'ôfl FAMILY, f l NEAT AS A PINI This Immacul BEAUIiniLi. t W o n d erfu l,k ilclien & loim al flfnmg lo Y APPROVED ACM AOEnlelHnlfc } room has twen well taken carele of wiih gas heat, 4 bed- 199S.5b room. 2 bath home is likeke nev/, ni 1997 Oakwood An 'lioonng, Spaci.ous sunroom opens to paik 5 bedroom. 21/2 bath home wHh over:)ver300b H Mik like rooms, 11/2 baths* builtJiltinl93S.Ancwseplicin if sq.ft. on manufactured home In a niceice p Hi r , ill LotDDK AT PROPERTY FROMO M I H NEVI^ ICTION YOUR OWN HOME p,LjL. m CONSTRUCI isli the Im in Realty WebsiteI ata t' . ' H - a "www.lrwlnrBaltv.rnnnQ 1 1 ■ NEW FLOOR PLAN-tiuilt by LOVELY BDT DIFFERENT., TThi his is |u s t A NE W LOI II by James R a y C 2 * i “ ub" by Botliwell tosUuch^^^^^ great gie Conslruclion in great nelghb 1 search all of our listings to findfine g riflht lor you...yery large mestei mes bedroom and "Grove Sub’ ighboihood, 3 bedrooms, ^ o m e h a s a teriilic (loor plan wiin appro)prox. 2 baihs. 1290 sq. It., gas fi J balh. Living room, dinino.ng. kitchen upstairs. looking hom as fireplace & central air. your ri(new h o m el If you don't se eiw whi h a t H It- C A U C A IL AT 7 3 3 0 0 0 8 O R 4 2 0 --7238 7 2 ; Open lloor plan wllh lols ol01 pplanis shelves & char- vou wa ; Sedroom. living room, laundryndry downstairs. 155G 1500sq,lt.i ivant, call oiie of our 29 agentsn ts Ito S IE INFORMATION. (98735) acier. Priced at $104,900.)0. CALL I VICTORIA FOR ^ , sq. tl. lor only $99,900. CALLU S HS E Y AT 733-5282. FO R M OR E I (98747) MORE DETAILS AT 423-423-4682 OR 734-1025. • ^”5sist 1 you In finding tfie perfect!Ct H _____I 1(98733) 1 1 propeperty for your needsi 734-65fl05flO I B i H S a ___ _ J l _ 7 3 H■6500 •1-801W -6 5 8 - 3 8 6 3? I nmif. irw inr a ft a itv .c o m h B : ^ 1 CALL OhIHE OF OUR KhNOWLEDGEABLILE&PROFESi3SI0NAL AGENITS TODAYi ^ I I Carlynn Noh . . 734-7608 9 Neil H arpster ______...734-1329- Dick&C: i08 Stuart Canada .....735-8681 BobbiKKelley .731-2802806 H :lieliler Bullers . . . . 934-8889 3 Earl Williamson ...... 736-0706 SaraBalchi !89 Gayle Anderson 734-8224 Ramon;na-Crandall ...... 735-0163165 ' H Jetty Veeh ....734-2223 n Joiin Irwin ...... 733-9511 Bob & Be 23 Victoria Ray ..j..,. 423-4682 Debra Preece...... 733-047P 3476 H inn...... 733-0008 a Ray Sabala ...... : 539-3321 Gall Quinr 08 GudrunHallows ...5 .734,-1298 Lew Forort ...... : .734-297 ’979 H ' . : 3ach ...... 733-5282 9 Tad Haney ...... 733‘-2028 Donna Ba 82, Vern Doshier ...... ‘■..733-1866 SheyPa’alterson ...... 733-5283262 H . ^ Jill 8, Willis Stone ...... 326-5206 Dick Irwin"n ...... 733-680404 Dale Patterson___----- 733-0669 Twig Sclic h u tte ...... 326-4491497 g I mBmSSSmSBBSm' Q I I j ------.. i . ^ lucvtay.ManM i29,a001 Tbna»Hm, TwkinFala,ldaho Fal D-U lYKN RA8MUM0I ------J fj Attoc.8rokir/Ownef S ^ l SêsAftooate ■ J gBroket/Owner M u tt-M O o n O o la r C U ID-MiiwDolUrCW 734j040V , D E B BBIE IE DANIELSC I ■ S a lees s AsAssociate KrSuiiH 3 7 |3 9 0 ^ B W auiilirwl^^ linw'" LEXIEXI n R O T H ' ■ ROANNE IMNCARI r*! r^ K k J B I t S a les!S Associate SalHAsiocijta M-8753 LJ37^3J19_^B I V m .IO D NICllOXMlllitanuliclurad $43,000 Jtt bms home ome buyers or investoft $74,900 For Fc rent or sale. 3 bedroom $74(74,900 Nicely maintained 4 bed. l^ h o m * Includes atLkiiclianien appliances. • 1 bedroom i bath hor led- Nicest home in town for mem e m o n ey ! h h o m e o n a c o r n e r - 5 04 'oom hom e on quiet street. Hardvirood H 8hed..3nd electric heal. 2bad:2bath.2 b tq.ft.reaitjtasnewwlni yle house recentlrrem odeied r o o d ' windows, fltw carpet i «naoe style ntfji $76,000 for a 3 bedroom. U M spaca^rant oj_$170/mo inc loors. Newer gas furnace with centralI Many new H ^ ^ ^ B ‘i c l u l s s i l J y vtDyi- n a w c o u n te r totops p s & sink, gas forced Inside, Mus luM seeJO appreciate,.Seller lisÂ utom atic-sprlhkler-sysiem . ■ w ter andiewef ,'View It aiat www.lyn* aJr hVal. auto sprinkler; klirsymmSilMl iia. I- For , qore information call P«ni-enced backyard with covered patio.* " ' upgrade's, including newi caicarpet and V ^nrasm ussan.com or ccall Tha ing lor details Visit Thi t TheHessTeam.com or ______.. b39 or1 TAMI 737-3M0 HARRIS ” at 260-0622. '“/• vinyl windows. *b«ll BRENDA a l 3 2 4 - ^ 0 ^ » 9 B 3 2 - l • ijngU car garage. Caff OOROTHrr (0 ______■_ * 9 7 5 9 5 ' u< a a 7 3 7 - 3 9 0 3 . - ______3473flr420-487a. - P E Q G YYCONNALLY COI ■ ■ Sales5 AssA$so:.a:e THOMAS UOVO MillionnSPresy.T- SPi SalajAssotiau M ulb-M dionDoQatClub^B ^ : ^ ^ ^ 733j6!13-6574 H J L . ' ^ ft-..' M $79,900 ' Nice 1/2 Acrere ^♦ lot wilh 178.900 AHENTiON ^ B f ION INVESTORS! Just Completely i y updated Vmt'age home ir ^69.900 g ; Affordable family home withvith $69,900 2 homes on one lot! ______listed withJ.YNN! ^[bed_r£om_^plM e d m_S^ _Kimberly -•4 4 bedroom .on.overJ/2jji jom to-grovr-5-beOroomsr2'03ths"ths" one.-reni-out-tht-otherori B h ^ » - jfl'larg e shop. 3 bedroom. 111 bath older Twin Falls. O’lea'ry scWschool district. Both 1 ^ city v/ater and 20-2607. illM uRhUftonDolUrClub^H ■ ^ 9 B '’I W p J R i s i i 9 $91,900 .STOPI Tnis is tog M f l E 10 good to be S92.500 3 Bedroom o o m , 1 bath home - PxttPKi^Mto10.500 i5;os3 n $ 97,137,000 Atlordable new construc- $112,900 Located 11) Cui-da-sa H true. S bedrooms. 2 bathaths. family ’344 sq.lt. Featuresjres Include lamily tJ? rc(r« r<:tik f .'" t i oon. n , 3 bedroom. 2 bain hom e with,jlt, 1720sqll, split bedroom homehoi fea- ^^^B A room w/built In enten ntertainm ent center, * L ty.Ji rfi» i :i 3 :r j t j n rf« |. r i ) o v/ e e r r 1400 sq. It. Vaulted ceilings, walk3ii( tures 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, gas forced ^ ^ B i KATHI SCHI J room and double garage, ll1600 ♦ sq. gas (orced air heat, au SCHRADER t. auto sprinkler sys- rocn rjj m sI I-3v. r j j i r u w : !i?fl in ppantry. a i Conveniemtocitypark. Stilllull air heat, targe fenced backyarcard. shed. SaiesAssc. Associate ■ H It.. This is not a drive 0/. ' KATHY PARTRIOQE^H You must Hfh • RV parktng, hot tub and patio • I.M r.*fi c : « & vff,i j.«:e t i mme e to choose your colors Buy, it I, auto sprmwer system , deck anta n d fam ily Mui:>-u>ii«ntion DiDaiarCiw Assoc. Broks'/GRI details visit i9« N«uni.ii«1>:i;3J:wL4a rvctvijri:t Mfor AN room in basement. For detaiitaiis Visit 6-9219 MuA-MillionOoluCluD^^L[ M stop and see. Call o I a n N i f o r e It's gone. Call ROH FREEMAN •• ^h|tt»wfeaiw.comI or o r c a ll WALT 7 3 7 - ^SKvw/W P CaaiOMUOTO Agen ts TheHessTeam com or Call WAIVALT 7 3 7 - 324j380^^^BB B 3flieer73H42B. î‘E5?3 gent 009 Llcensid to Sell 737-3915. 3 9 3 9 o r T A M I 7 3 7 - 3 9 4 I » y j y » g 3B3»6rTAMI737-3M0. • — ______'^- ' r ..j — ■ ■ EBSSESSir g ggB^L". I K f f i ^ 9 H h ^ s ^ HOA JUST LISTEDI Super sharparp4tied2 $119,000 Countryy llvliving-on 1 acre. ,WATCH:I r r M o n r i n y ‘I 9 : 3 0 ; i m IS BARKER 10.900 Wonderful 5 bedroom, 3 bathIth $124,900 Gas biHs genm g nign?|h?'Have I H 1 X i^n ini Clean and neat 1560 tq RICK BEARD ^ Hp | H home onjiuge 120 X 10 iq. It, ranch style Tuesdsd3y ‘I 1D:30nm familymly nome with plenty of room 'm thehe allergies? Try tms home withlh 1 electric i AssOCiJti _ _ _ _ _ ------— Milllon$Clul)“ ^ « _ hom e.lull.bathinmI master a bedroom, - — G reat location lor hom e bi icsday "'nTO S'piti Sement Tenced'bacliyard. gardens'ri EasiDoaTd and ceiimg'neat Ver/ery com- V |B 3 2 4 . 4 c e business, large living room withwitr lireplace and i r s d n y -‘i 8 : 3 0 a m )a, storage. RV parking, auto sprln-n- fortafile home m wonderful nein e ig n o o r . Location on Main street lo Su :hefl garage, small ) Sun Valley I'^x^l- 2 car attached irs. central air, very well maintained.Id. hood' 5 bedrooms 3 bai ilincino-M ore call id:.ym i;05um - baths m H ^B ^H M |B Prleitf to al 1116,KO. Ca)l•.11 iniuup turh.Jhed.paiHreilin lyr.aL^/YrwJynnrasmussirtxam jr.ull.s ll . ^ w u o i i i O 'i e a r / - j c t i o o i - a i » i r ‘Ct$'.: t$ - L a r g e .alUOANNE JO ANN at 7JT'<3941il4l br KATHI'S. al — ".Satunurday 3:f30 aii'------j | , ” p a Raem ueianTiam il 737-3900.0. landscaped yard. .Call OEBBIE :D DANIELS 7 3 H 2 1 0 . ^ S u nnOay O 1:D0 )im losee this hom s,737-3907. i^H I— B j r I B i f '' i t i h u ■; 1 YTHOMAS :'ate 3-:.(r SBlllAllOCIalB f e f l Greal hotia property on 8 icn icrii. This 1121,(00 Less tnat 1 rearytar d'3( K(iin oictiim See the sunrise'rse and sunset in this co:y $143,143.900 < Beautiful 4 bed. 2.75 balhl h NEWIIIIIIIQI IIH .lO O , n3 J b i t ^7-3968 property Includei 1 3 b e d woom, o i r 3bilh torciinit. Thllloviiy^by 4 ti:icjn nji country home! m iel Exceptional views With in MMomingside o neighborhood Splitlit oiSfKsJojtnra-^Mfriffc.'î ^92?i3 hom e wilti attached 3 car gsrt ■iS ^ H j B B B B I j l garage/shop iirsi out- m master ciositifisit 2 ful' o m s 39'066S or rigr (riM s nomaownirimtniuiiii;i«ri)|irg mtn male, iwo car)ir garage. On 1,74 acres wwwi''W iynnrasmussencom or call Thala ci:ks juicia-'-iM'j ; nM il:rr;c!'!r■ ( 1 iv'-grojn onf!!(Sl rs ha*e mam ibbpjpi i,c;'j;es!: i?t 'c-i treakiist bar, range,. utiifti:5fiator, yfj TMiiCfijotrorTia',:. Dc^ratk t> I ' iv'y ''■/! tc'c ■ r : »:»' Dfjutilii '33 BK" | f l disposal tvater soiin 1 ^ 1 1229.90D Simplify your searc earcl\.wilh Just s mile or tnoI ou o u t o l 21} a c r e tU 9 .H 0 SEH lE.E i iuiM «^!^r,,tni‘( w imDOO P aviM n-;;vic:t:.^ -'jj.:.! $ 799,000 Whai n ixopertv' H l h i s outstanding ^bedroom:i RnmblerRi Kimberty larm wllh TwinTwi Falls canal ''"'J’ iliiitoftVnifluifs lir rrcr,' i-jnj ,|1 c»ii WC S3 K r : \w u i V rtC'fltS OF DEVtLOPM ENf .PO’ O T E N - A'. neslted tn the counlry on 3 W » d ll'! & ioc» mn ■It triT {3ft IX- « : ■ « 'i:. UAL flock Creek runs througli ' ^ water. sprlnktBf systemItem, 4 bedroom fiomtio ojilBoiifli i g h t h is 1 ^ 1 Appealing home boastingI a l a m i l y )WJ fiind'ftfuflCuSIC-flCKri!! acieage also Poieime front )I n t a g e JS| B l J room, game room, sauna andmd a red- homo and 30 X 50 shop. «Jinn.fcrrtljnflsHi,miioii!ilohcci;fiii>ii:t:njuf. Presently tiierp are ihree hom es giljSuioosviM i ecfiijo^'S. ;rts 3 tin w J tJ’3' jr-Tt A CARTER wood deck. SANDY THOMAIiilA S 737- 1 2 0 0 ,0000 0 0 , Pleittcall oulbuiiding Tull water shares Call enCNDACAl UUU, neiH caif jtutM.lnpUgjtjgigi lUTHI tCHNAOrn ni-W rt3U 3' :'ii«-firt’‘0'V iii' CiilHii W' KATHY PARTRIOOE 737-3920 OR}R nD N H ^^H S.mA';soc Sales Associate M 3883 ______RICK BEARD B39-B311,II. ••M-5-I ORTH'MII ■i.- OUMCIJTl s CI/7l»7»W )erm.W I. • FREEMAN 737-3B1B.______Mutll-Million Dollar Glut) -3473 U S A H A R R IS ^H O W A R D Assoc. Broker, cm „7 . M B I VA NCE WALIfALKER ■ CAROLYN CUTLER REVAJ.OUKTER ■ JOHfOlOllBER ■ OERBIEMOl JOANNE NIELSEN | ^ B . ecu!V? Multl'MllUon Ooiiar Club Sales Associ S a l e s A sso c ia ia sociate ■M ufl(.M ;SeiUrCiuOg ^ B Sales Associate Sjies Associate 1Si$l,1"l 734j4 2 0 T ^ ^ B 2es ^ Associate P ili m V I3B4 W 733-9028 lillm 328-4783 ^ ‘ } ______u ■ 1 012 Times-News,WS, Twin Falls, Idaho Sunday,ay, Marcti 25 ,2001 ' “ ■' " I FILER 4 b d rm ., 2 bl 5 1 8 ABSOLUTELY FREE Chadwick s e l up tn i DUMP TRUCKS tor hira,'• CLERICAL C MOBILE INFO! Lose up to 30 lbs.>• gravel, dirt, clean-up etc. COOK *' ' DEUVERY DE „„„„ FAX in 30 days. vmw. ; Stafflrtg Coordinator.- .■ f Need lull tlma cook for' PaParttimeplussales.S6per RIVERS HOMES reasonable rate 670-2023 | _ J Road2BatierHeaim.com I Qreat salary plus bonus- Acapulco ' RestauranU Ex* hi latbed regional. $500 sign H LAWN SERVICE hr. M ers Oek Warehouse, ^ “1 es. Progrssslvo company perienca I a plus. Please 143 1< Main Ave. E 733-5012 Jen.TCT80(W5-6233.B U l j s your “1 Wa will do ^ u r yard work.. , aasks a high energy, caHS43*24S3« 1 5^ BROADMORE '94 6i ao yo u h a v a fraa Umatl sales and customer ser* F 3 R iv in ^ 7 “ DRIVIRIVERS I ' wido. 2 bdm . 2 bai 1-M08. ------COUNSELORS ^ Ma AD Mowing, trimming, edging. vJce oriented IndNWuaJ to vi Manure and green chop. LONG LON HAUL DRIVERS bo movod, 208-430-238-25041 SHOSHONE 66X14 n t— I ' PERS%AL Youttânch Counselors 1 ( Join Ihelr team . Prior hu- 10 wheeler. 13 spd, CDL. . NEEDED ■idT7o“5 Lived In onlye ^me , “ '2 TIMEffCLASSIFIED PT/FT/on call positions ai ■ - FUEETWOOO-64 ul, 326-6564 or 420-02291' man resources knowiedoa' experience. Call 733* AccapKepting applications lor bdrm.. 2 bolh. ecor m n n ;, W rm, 1 Ig, bath, 36*e- i»tj. DEPARTMEN7 ED ■ avail, ler youth counssi* l t( ^ a ^ s . . . ongtong haul drivers. C lsss A - _I0S-HANDJ!MAN.CAH_■ _ helpful but will train Ihe , ------pofchrbBck-tlocicrs _Eneroy.Stor.pkg. Musl -ors-lor students in adolea> nS ^DLrCurrentffledfcalcard m o v d $30.000.886-2: -208-734^5538- RopaS.RoljulH. Roplaco - -nonrparsonrSuccesifur “ washor & dryor. i — — SlNCEflE-SlNGLES---- , candidate must possess cent treatment prbgrams. rJ« k clear driving record seekino kvig-lerm or Remova. Jim 32M160 Fax resume lo 208-386- ^ | o J n o u r ta a iu Enjoy f® /,' cond. Cod 676-5919}19 ■ tW IN FALLS Tripler w a s OR olfiee skills and enjoy ' aqulred. Average days ralaHonstilps. Free I. ULTIMATE CARE LAWN ^ 6 6 or call 200*366* benefits such as: home HAGERMAN^3 ------. I700sq.fi.onfoundali working with people. 7 time, good pay, vacation • )ut: i„ 7-1 0 . 05% no-touch " delflchod dbl. garage,“ S 208-677-4543 BfDdwro:t(eoO)949<)411. GARDEN Can us lor lawn 72SflaskforBenorChris. “ Mobil* Homo Compensation Is com- -1 , pay. health Insurance &. relghl. Nawer iractors r ' ocres, 7 miles south } www.HQInlroa.com r mowing, pruning. Iree ind trailers,- good equip- Loaileaat uin 01 (B U R L E Y ) mensurate with experi* paJV pi E H Y DRIVER “ multiple m M fety bonuses. “ *2, #ugarbeot foctory. S . romovalandall nent. Pakt vacatton, sk:k ______Sllgar't 1000Sprin '. S o l|______'lha Filar C iaM o f l o s f i s .once and consJsfs of base «4 ^ P A A trto P a rts is took- - - Team, Soto or Rellel. K orlngt^ S105.000. Trade oql J yard work. 677-2382 — ' save aod holklays. Other . Resort looking lor th e following salary, monihly perlor* Ing If for ksngiem i Individu- New No equip. 88&-fl0657asa for 3 bdrm. in/near• T» s ------—T-L - ■ people. If you h av e nay m ance bonuses, and ful! al 0 with good attitude and 5 5 ; lenelits-lnclude medteal 6 milos s: ot Hagoima fliVERS : Inaui Hwy. 30 Falls. Call 734-2393,>l-> • I Inlormation. ploaso call! I I benefits. II you have limit- neatappaarancallndlvW- 1 c i. laurancaand 40l(k) I CHILO CARE Jasa A COL needed, plan.lan. Apply In person at Too many upgrades'SIO lo list.. ' m - Jim n e w s a t 326-4281 or edor.no experience in the uals need no experience t ! Ptoase check your ad for I SERVICES Tankers. Local milk haul. 115 1 5 '13th Ave. Soulh In • • 2 bdrm. 1 bam. rodwidwood. 734-2307. rocruiilng/staffing field. .but.m . b ustbaatfeasdS r l ■ I correctness'on the first Can 549-6044.B Buhlluhl or mall resume lo • dock. 10’X20'stiof " day thai it runs, a s TheOf JudyGaurher wo aro willing lo train, a s yn-otage.capableofUR*^ ? ' Palrfcia Hoilon “ a q a p e Child C ara has i langen, Ine, Attn: Trans- carpo/1, swifhming5°p5ii. p< lill Tim es-News is noi re* kwg as you have tha ea- (ng 50-60 iba: Musl have EOI.DUCATION ------iivor Iront, viow o»ll Falls,Fa '’® Sally Lules openings for agos 3 years gernesa i to learn and a driving record whan IDAHO.STATE orUtlon Manager. P.O. sponsiblo for orrors af through 6(h grade. Fun, | ox 706, Buhl, 10 83316. spaco »7.637-4900900 or 4 ter lhal timo. o* Gerais Reis posltfva attitude. We want applying. oi H o u rs will b e UNIVERSITY 731-4907a(oavomi 'f- Emil Rodo safe, ago approprialo someone i that accepts 25*30 ^ hrs. per week. SCHOOL 8C O F APPUED QUAL EMPLOYMENT onisg, I LOST A FOUNDD ^ RaoVonSkoom Ftorchingor activillos with Christian . Starting pay $6.00 an hr. OPPORTUNITY , E'MAIL your classified ad challenges and raJiiesI H Si TECHNOLOGY HAGERMAN. 12X45,<45,2 — Mike Von values taughi. j aro ready lor a chal- •App!yTnperaonal:7t6 A| Cammter for New Directions . ~EMPLOYER, DRUG bdmi. 75^0 fonovaici Jfl Joyce White Dick . ICCP is acM ptod I Jing and rewarding ca- South » Uncoin, Jerom e, 10 P ocatallo; ID FREE W OR KPU CE. 2 : ' p o u nSB- d ^,ln..S:^c“,;»,.n., iiiSt ran out ol hoalll ' 181 M orHaonSL 734-3693. i rear call today for an r= POS3SmON: Career/Equity 1 S2400. Finish & dbl. y FOUND fem alo Great— M 1 0 6 I CHILO CARE 24 hr. if- ^ rmerview. Pieasa apply InDELIVERY C^ o u n a e l o r . T w e lv e * DRIVEW E R S ^ monoy or livo ihoro ANIMAL SHELTER» Pyronees aroundTwIn I SPECIAL • consod daycare. Meals [ porson-w/rasume or fax it Wanted now olfiee/ mononth. lull lim e position; LOOK L0< TO US FOR ______^032i6672.B_I ______;______E a lIs.C ra n a .(O sio rlo h incl. All a g e s w elcom e. ' C ‘ '.Othefolkswing: . housedeanerJ person. yea-ear-io-year contraci coo- Y}mplete Benefits Loving m oiher will care for test. References, Sch 3,3- Shar Poi X pups Buhl. Rowartf. 543-8012.J l 208-733-8300 A 726w4650« ‘ your children in my homo. _ Ichool of Applied Tech* • Aojto uto: Shift A v a i l s ! 324-5658. noleotogy/studentsandcom* DICKS:»(SMONTRUCKINQ ------• 4.ShophordX. pup, tansf'A LOST Female blonde ShihI ^ QUICK CASH ICCP, warm mools. spe- 17 fw m 'F A L L S 2 comotiTietery black CLERICAL . I = J muilunity members at ihe 800J00-727-5865X465- Tzu. wearing fad e d pink-- Opening Aprii 2nd! cial tim es. 10 mis. Soulh h DENTIST ■ Cer plots in Sunsoi Momormonal. 5. U b X. black, fomale pu Immediate openings for center for N ew Directions 0 / 0 600-777-9100 pup collar wilh bluo Jaash. on ol Twin Falls, 655-4153 Dontal Hygienist needed on e SIgOOca. 460.987-544:5447.B 6. Border Collio Lab X. experienced secroiar- n cam pus a n d at various X7796 Adams 5l. TF; 735-1084 THE HUGGY BEA R'D ay I for busy Twin Falls office Sououtheast Idaho outreach — 1 m ale, big pup (Porrini•nno or 734-6733. los. bookkeepers A L°f ^ 8 2 1 Scnooi) care, by CSI. ICCP, CPR. cashiers. < on on April 1 st. F o u r d a y s siteties; teach c lasses, facil- REAL ESTATEFE LOST lomalo cat around lun .environm ent. 9m o,.5 733-7300 7 or 678-4040 _E21pof week. Calf 733-2090.S itateile workshops, and coo- yoars olds. Call 420-2703. ^ WANTED C e n lral E le m e n ia r y In; ~ F A X ’ 9RIVER ^------ûct “ 0 groups aimed at ADOPTION: * • Joromo. Gray & block PERSONNEL “SJDomino’s Pizza in Burioy. Qlping clientele develop _____ 1. Border Collio X. malo.,,6 6 . Tabby, Call208-324^989, PLUS ^Nowhlrlng.P/T.ovonings, srsonal and'economic mos. Longhair, f Y O U R \ week-ends deliver driver. !Jlf-sufllciency ? '’ skills: ___ _ irve a s an equity coun- Trah 2. Aussio Shophord X. tn-In- m eranlon, no to o th j a s i EarnS8lo.Sl2perhr. TraitiliigAvaUable FAX CLERICAL ilor, wilh particular om* 87677-374*a379 malo, . soon Fri. araund noon at Must bo 18 or oldor. Ap. PUBUC SERVICE O tflco A d m ln lH ra tlv» niu lasis on formulating 3. Aussio Shophord X. cornor ol Elizabeth &: AD i ply at 2205 Overland. 2^,“ MESSAGE' A$»lttant/R*c»pilonltl a.i ejects tor rocrultfrig and m>*n«r «n« how you fp0ntf your tilack & whito molure ' Lonore. Coll 737-9742.B“ . TIMES CLASSIFIED " needed 20-25 hours per ____ YOUR adult, Don't pay to find work bo- I® _____ atalning studonia In non- days,f . 1 da»*Hied ftis your DEPARTMENT _ woek. afternoons. Needs IRIVER tmdil 4, flotl/Bordor Collie X . . LOST Seiko Mickey Mouse foro you gel tho job. For idittonai SAT programs *«»yty Khodule.* Put doui- excellent communication OTR * C lass A COL leadl r t tkn*-uv1na tfrMory pups. 1 malo. 1 fomalo.,„ Q o l d W a l c h a l H i g h; ■ 208-734-5538 free i inlormaiion aboul JdIng to Job placement “■ ■ AD School Soliball liold or1 on • avoiding , omploymont ser- and olfico organizational 48 ‘ states. Reefer, innnontraditional ooodtoooc and MnrfcM to ? 5. SchnaujorX , malo, iome woekfy. G ood milos, v o c i ■k lor you tod«y. TIMES CLASSIFIECI 't u Mature adult. gym porting lot. 733-2888-r 208-677-4543 «vico sc am s, writo to tho “skills. Exporionco In Ml- f’®™' icational-tochnical DEPARTMENT Federal Trade Commis- ST'crosolt Office, Excel. 3wn pace. Call 737-0904 occuicupations. (B U R L E Y ) ) WonJ a m ust. P ay DOE. or « 731-7359 Je ff ! MINIK ;3 Many nice c a ts A kiRensI . sion. Washingion. D.C„ IIMUMQUALIFICAr ------208-734-5538 pick up applications O 0^ Wb have mnny nice anl-n 'l C A ^ O F T R EM EM B ER 20580. * or cali Iho Nation- R iv ir------tionDNS: M a ste rs Dogroo I B oys a n d G irls club ol CDL « mal lo r adoption. I THANKS Thatblfthdayodyouplocod al ^ Fraud Information Con- Pj® DL Class A. OTR roofer,. Counseling. Psychok>- m 208-6^-4543 somo timo ogo in Tho ler, a 1-800-876-7060. Magic Valley. 999 Fron- Bxporiencod exoi w/l yeor or . »Social Work or related E '5 • V isllourw obsito.. tier Rd. Twin Falls. Clos- 100 (BURLEY) Timos-News7 Now is tho " 100,000 miles wilhin ihe Id (competition ol do- ■ ■FAX www.magiclmk.conVwob' ~ I ing dole March 30th. iq si' = = /pstsonline THE FAMILY O F limo to como pick up your p 'osl 3 yrs. Cood driving 10 by May 19. 2001 ec- \ W d = 5 2 r ------piclures. Slop by The iONSTRUCTlON ecord. W estern Statos. ptod): e x p e rie n c e Iri' r I o u R MANUFACTURED;D LOCATED Would iiko to e x p re ss our ------Z Classiflod-Qept lodayf ~ " Aggressive, dopondabio Tiainly Calilornia. Homo P ?wdingcaroorandmeo- '* A perfect job hoallh counseling sor- HOMES 139 SIxfh Ave. W ait approcialion for all the I oquipmont operators, fXS'svery wook. Call 1-800- i www.PERSONNELCOM ® e s Individuals and M 736-2299 suppon our friends and I 1 0 7 I w concrete workers and >00-5801 or 934.5686.B • '" " s 10 MAD Ig— AFTERNOONS ONLY!I ‘ noighbors have shown I or call 733-7300 ' laborers needed, . DRIVIanJSo------lups; b a c k g ro u n d In TIM E S BUHL Broadmore 1998 ABORTION plonni IES CLASSIFIED >aih Monday-Fridoy sinco Mervyn's passing, J Coll-oil J Bar S Consirucllon CDL, nning, orgonlzing ond -.co 66'xI4'. 2 bdrm.. 2 baih ALTERNATIVES j L oxperioncod. Willing imploiilomonting educational • )EPARTMENT - Coverod dock, S2S.OOO.,0 0 : CLOSED Salurdays. Our father was fortunate 208-736^74.B to wi 0 work. Local, 10 whool proongrams: demonstratod 208-' Buhl Mobile Estates. We'll'Wcl ' Sundays, & Holidays lo havo lived in a n d boon PRECNANCYCHtSiS CENTER tBMINistRATiVE s— >8-734-5538 ONSTRUCTION ,”ffJitach w/troo sp a d o . Call knowliiwledgo of equity con- maintained. 543-2020.B AnimolsoreSOLDor 0 port of such a 7: ffi££TESTING Branch olfiee trainee. Ed- or iniorview. 760-2676 or coms- ward Jonos is linancial uil 'lime ff/aw rnoedod for ^s; excollont oral; writ- OR :— DESTROYED allor 48I caring community. ^734-7472 - 800-371-7472 a IX resum e lo 760-53O3H ion. 0 FILER '90 OuGrflon. smglong'o ■ hours, so please call orr THE RIDINGER FAMILY I servicos fimi locused on “Dstablishod f* Keichum - ° . ond com puter skills; o n o 1 H v e r arid ot 18-677-4543 wido 2 bdmi:. i bath, muslnusi vsil the pound doily lo 1 0 8 I mooting « Iho n e ed s of indi- Glass Shop, experienced DRIVE 1 ability lo work with di- . movo, S32,500.326-6515, >e populations. (Bi chock If your pel is horo, PROFESSIONAL viduals Investors. ATwin 3nly. Starting w age SI t-S Deli\3olive7 drivernoeded. (BURLEY) 103 I I 12 por hr, OOE. Call Jim Mustablotocarry Mu; 100 PREFEFERRED OUALIFI. JEROME COUNTY Thla ll no t an up * to ^ ale DIETARY ^ — SERVICES • X*'Foils branch olfiee has ari I I ' 3 couniry acro lols for I1>t; mixod dogs are hard openingF( for on eniiy lovol 171*1252. Ken 733-9516. lbs,.')S„ doal dlreaiy with tho CATKnoNS: Professional ^ m m m ublic. Custom er saiisfac- ' i'ônsiisure in Idaho; expe- W g W loaso. Groat locations,m s, <0 describe. Or com o pick - b a n k r Dp t c y ------op JSTOMER SERVICE ‘’jjonlion a musl. 837-5444, honcece In vrariting in high- Ulililtos provided. S20S/mo/mo oot 0 puppy, dog or cat. Afloritabioilost.Accidonls.d Excollont organization, REPRESENTATIVE Imorviowing iwc 3^26/01. ducation. «ii 0,1 877-521-9222B They w ould love a II WE PAY VOU CASH ^divorce & criminal matters. communication skills, and mqw3w itaking opplicallons for jo t I Shifts Available _ hom e! Iho ability lo work inde- in Job starts 3/27/01 ,■ SALARkRY: C om m ensurate i Hc.iuing mo classiliod aas BACK to lose up to 30 Can Brod Rico at 734-3367 “ lull limo omploymont, ' = = = education and expo- 5v.W • S “OS This is a public service • pounds m ihe pendently aro roquirod lo . Cus }'$10.00perhour ovoiy d.-iy is a woiinAhilo " b a n k r u p t c y ------Customer son/ico skills/ Drnvl announcomont of noxt 30 days. C perform adm inistrative. nin co; comprehensive .hobii Cail 733 0931 Compotitivo ratos on ploasani phone voice ------compoiitive bonolit nment ind Ttfflponry - j —. Tho Times News. (866)904-SLIM.« j marketing A cuslomor «woriVoid procossin^'computor | ^ Chap-or 7 bankruptcies. service mi responsibilities, cvit fpttngippBcslioMlor JoH Siokor at 734-0452, We so olfor compeiilivo bon- . pfoi A«ICATION: Submil let- ’ roblem solving obilities ^ lerofaf application, resume. Coni Jll lll-l.»-LJIJ — olits and a comprohen- .nnti)otail minded'organlzation lonstniction sivo on-line training •s(i)||, andcoicontaci information ol qoc Dry Von A Fialbod 9 professionalf refer- Ll (g It s a sa program.s l' To bo consid- . Sood written ond vortal Clerical I iad, sad day inin Twin Falls. Bfod_LexJtlJs,p.QSitlQfl____ flUJi. ' oncosI sond (osume ond salary Pqu NO o*perlonco.no ^ "OavidMiM ill^D iroctorof Hu- ForicIHitdlftCertffled ^ >, _IdahcL_B :quol Oppbrtunity ' problem! ■ mi H Corporarate "Amefia •oquiromonts lo Edward Fmoimployor j :a downsizin Jonos. Atin; D. W-08398. S 15 day course • SATiiTCohtorôrôw Production S end re su m e s to : fi ng has g i201 Progress Parkway, for0nlysi20 Dir is filled. Confidonti. Aee e y m ust s™e City ol Bollovuo. Bello- vill bo respected. For Assembly 0 say goocDdbye to, their uo. Idaho Is currently oc- , I nood 10 crazy, fun. Tuoi i£frierids andJ • 1 op.iing app lica tio n s (or. indiy people to roploce N >r information about AddIvply inll person at . I neigh- i Z10 position otP tinning a . ^0110 bonng poopio who . ^ ® S o T S S I K Kinivorsity. visit u s on H bbrs in tthe N'lagic Vaâlley. It seem ; ■ 11 theoning Administrator, Full itemol at www,isu.o- mo posiiion. Sond ro- G ôSSSn^- 1357BI 7 e S W v . . N ax: 208-262-4076; W» n sm a n - = 3 208-282-4628. H O U iS g agem ent ume wilh salary roQuIro- 3rool earnings! Groat Twin Foils. 10 nt has g iv en HHomes Americ •onts Id: Tho Cily ol Wf":omponyl Groat Boss! Coll: 086-490-6343 '‘'" '’9 StateS t University Is ^ H M || a n AA/EOE ollovuo. P.O . Box 449 1500 guaranloed. Call ww.SwiftTrons.com .®, ica o n ly \ S.” rities a n d W omon B a few sh ollovuo. Idaho 03313.1 „ Mor/on, & Tuos between *°°°-'00, rrVf: min. 23 yra) | ihort days bef . . . : 8011 icouraged to apply ^ ^■ B U i :fore their doo im -1 pm to se t up an ASKING QUESTIONS >ors w ill a intonrlew, 1 close for)rever-. T h e y h nduct public opinion * have until Sat Jlls ovor Iho lolophono, 7 ^ Iturday, . BSOLUTELYNO * ’34-2883. = March 2 1 to sh o w titheir appreciat ALES! Slrlclly rosoarch, _ _ ation to ; £ '.00 lo S9.00 per hour. I you, the 3sual work onvironmont ieir customer;rs. H om es Ar OKiblo o v o s. d o y s. & America I S0 0,cali736-2853IIIIIIII!lC‘ | J | Jjljr l»OB) 7IS-a!i-aaoo not too li i"'«rOMOTIVE luolified W . 0 late to mnake one lastt deal on the bI . AUTOking for on aulo body A ^ beauti- Jrnoyman, Musl have M D ra fuJ Char porionco, Solary, D.O.E. . pplicants r , ampion homele o f your dr 111543-8600, ■ A , . . e you Inferesfed p m Jreams. JTATiON------r ® > D o n ’t w(vorry, H o m ess America has , i AVIATTRAFFIC CONTROL expanding ®*l your s made. 3 ^^îAINEES skillslls & knowledge 0 arrangem ilod num ber of open- • n i ments to assurjre you great s< slorpoiontiololrirallic ûblic Relations; C j service | 'Lt"ilrollors. Full pay and Sales, a le and Team H after theL' sale. T h is is ( leliis whilo you train, ^ i our FINALSn A T r-v ■ u moHvation? g lain b ia >. grads. Paid roiocaii- , FOODS M L E , I Qualified candidates Therhen come join ^ g N o L ies:s, N o Gimrimicks, Just «eamupioS.3000in We are Glanbia Foods;Inc. * our soles , . a team dedicated to consistesistently : R ock I nmg bonuses or tho 7 exceeding customer expec H liotto)m PPrices. Saturd U sigmioniial lor on oddiliorial profi'ofessionols ol ectations ihrough deliveringig tthe day, March 31 XOOO in ed u ca tio n al t«I« best dairy producis aiand service in tne indusiry. leperformcnce ■ . 1 IS our j S iDMs-Coll 1-800-914- '®'®P We embrace thee ffollowing core values: ' H last day inii Twin FallsIs. ; bonofile.B USA. • 8496.1 OCARE P II , . Peopitlie Matter. ^ CHILOnlea wonted, Easi rullII Time1 Hours Pride In H i N a h n i What We Do. ISI (CT. NY. NJ) Savo 7-00iD0om-3:40pm Coastwhile w atching kids, Find a EBetter Way. . H Say goodidbye to Leroyy, Dallas and JT . SS wh■salarlas. Paid oirforo. londay-Fridjy aliens 4 holidays. Uso n — * 1 Bettthe Best. ,ra H om es / Janice ! S;ir.TSN 0OO-549-2132, P a^ r t iTim© H o u r s Glanbia America wislshes to thank ibia Foods is an international foodod company based primarily inn Ire Ireland, Uk OCARE 4 :0:0 C 0 p m -]0 p m andUS/USA, wilh annual sales of over J2.f ‘k .you \ cSly i noodod lor 3 chil- • Mon 2.5 billion and 7,400 employees.s. HiHere iri the g '^J'win Fai londuy-Friday . Magic)ic VValley, Clanbia's investment in w alls for your sisupport. I N annyi>, liQhl housokooping, c. I world-class manufacluring facilitiesilities, located Saturdays : in Cood ' dron,1.-Fri. I S of Bollovuo, „ ! ooding, Richfield, Twin Falls, are an-amongst the largest and most efficitfficient in the I -Mon,-!ISO call 208-788-2676, 8o.\ ;0 0 o m fo worid. ( Id. Our ambition at Glanbia Foods11 is lo be the besl and safest pike)lk e to work * • PloosoirCSHE------5 ;p 0 p m in theie ddairy indusiry. We currently have , g CHITO7A NANNY CAREER Jve openings for u . 5 TRYng A rolioblo Individuals F lex(ible ifa avening ^ ♦ SookingI yr. commitment & 1 QNQPERATORS schedules / IOMEi s ' M W * ■ I . fori toy rolocalo to Easi At Glanbia Foods we strive loI offerol perspective candidates:' J " • ! ablost. tc Require child coro • Excellent siarting range of 1 Hi ofpay, J8,5O-,J11.50/Hr.DOE)E i, ■ Coast,4 checkable rels. Po- P | 0 ( A U oxp. & < ease call • Outstanding medical £1 didental benefits Held C ounty. CT & O r■ stop S by • Opportunities for futureI developmentdi AMEI ■A E FairlloIchostor Couniy, N'Y. • A safe and friendly woridni iR I C A cing environment. PINQ HANDS oilers TO >g support lo out-ol- 3DAYII R HELPir C ia n b la l ■ 5 strong nannlos. Local Inior- a a a Foods, Inc. 733-;2224 ■ 5 town ntw/agoncy roprosen- / i v 1373 FIHitUmore Street I K ! viow « Sunday, March 25,2001.2 i Tlmes-Newa, Twin F DRIVERS In Falls, Idaho 013 FT/FT nooded OTH. - | MEOICAL >TR. Experienced gravity IriicIriiga- p M IC A L I MISCELUNEOUS MISCELUNEOUS Ml Refer#. Western StallStaios, lor and iractor operai Now hiring CNA’s and NA’9 Expanding staffing compo- ■ Small ongino shop PROFESSIONAL c,, I TAURANT , Canada. $500 ilogn n o< n , wanted. Call 280-2266. . lor small assisted living STAURANT " f f ™ ny looking for a loam helper noodod. r , »wa»her. Part tim e.. bonu*.Fuel4#afei 5------foe, compotilivo solary player. Jo b rosponsibili- ?oSffi?B uer* J you 0 onorgotic. (riend- FAHHINO m a n a g e r " , ShothotM 886-2628. ^ , poopio oriontod porson :h hour. Cood wages. , , bonus poMlblo.Hwr ” , ond excellenl benefit tios includo: hiring and f - A ssistant Buyer need- l!;,?! J-tS w Musthavemanageroxp, 1735-0722 aftor3p.m. trequonUy.Bfl»aeS-7& Irainlng offico stall, cus- MISCELUNEOUS S ' ed 0 to purchase com- Ith . ^ tho obllily to work - I I I : , -etfono.m echankal abiiiblUl? d iickly.and.odiciontly. il RESTAUfAiiaflMT S ------with our-fui|:tlm o -tomorrelatlonsrandmoti-- -THECrrvOFTWINFALLS- -modtliesforogricullurol -n • House/benefits 788-352 0 MEDICAL I wo need you 01 U C a- H iring 0 . Gem S tate Transportat "2°; opening. The success- vallon of leom. Condi- is accepting applicaiions busi-ness. b Must havo ig ovemng delivery CNA’S, LPN'S & RN's, a Moxican’Rosfaumt as d n'O v o rs. rs S6.00 an hour, • •• fslooklno lor oood dftv ** ‘If'candidate will be» FtodiottonTochi dales Should have somo for !J on OPERATOR in the good Q computer skills & a ® ' Stroot Depanmenl, Bo- b *aitporson. plusHips tips and gas roimbu- tofundryvans, reolen ^ Medical Tech. manogomorn oxperionco. ® bo a good negotialor. . 4 Z: Ivina possess excellent imer ginning monihiy salary i& Full F lime positiSn.Bilin. avonings shifts serving rsomontnont. Apply at: • tyelklng lloors. Wo ' Call 733-7300/678-4040 Baso plus bonusos, 0 avenlng shilt hosting ADDISC 'g o o d oflulpmenl. bom -porsonal/cllntoal skills.- bonofiis'. Fax rosumo al: S2.040 * With a full benefit • 0" C ? '^ » 'sap iu s, Local □ISON PIZZA HUT or . Sr PERSONNEL PLUS >d_work.environment. ..BSlue lue U k e s Blvd.- — ------e ta b o n e fits .734-906: RequiremenU:CRTor Branch Mgr 736-3851— - - package.g Operators in the- -P^ groa ros2^" FSrriiiiicoiic" RRT liconse and/or eli Streel Dopartmenlaro ro oat customers, exc. P P lz u Hut RNrtJN ■ gible lor llconsuro in■ MEDICAL JISCELLANEOUS quirod fl lo perfortn heavy Plant Ph Manager needed n21’s. must be.,9 WAMTEO: OTR Driver Exporionce'd boners, pin ^ pi rAURANT ' Ivers Full Ume, bonefwavoitobiable. Idaho. Full lime RN or LPN lor ‘ physical labor andopor- • fcfor kjcal ogn businoss. a S 'dtatcty hmng All po- ' with.1 y r.o rj00.0003 milmiles ■ compolitlvQ wages,s. Apply at Cassia floffKjrta/,. bysy family practkie office honors 4 trimmers (or day ato «' various equipment Detailed D onented, man- IjJ in Mrson m Soum '“ J,?*" to run 48 /te wostom shiddi Buhl or Filer plant, .u ' >n» ovailable./‘Jorr/ii • tem “ • Modical Center Human, In Buriey. 1 year medical ■ u so d in tho maintonancoi ogomeni0 experience ■ Paid vacation, paid per- qi e XSt. l l839Kirribotl/ Ra' : slates, Wa otfor oxcelkcollent C«URhood«(20e)834-56C5601 Resouncs: 1501 Hiland .oflice experience roquiro- ol City siroets. Fora com- required, ■ , . — • ' .'I’Jo*; .Pay 4 equipmerment. ************** d. Compelitivo salary so n o lday.'sickpayS an-' ploto pi job doscnption and rrAURANT RESTAUIAURAMT/HOTEL. . Mrt3A^Jn8Ufanco.401K ------<20e)677-64SO. EOE bosod on quaiificailons. nual bonus'based on 0, CPA to relocate lo (daho ICUTIVECHEF. C a vjnaughs a n a Canyon quartoriy Incontivo bom hours worked, (ully paid cc liquo Chamber Dinner Springs " S S S SUP. oxcolloni beneliis. S end c o n tac t the City ol Twiii FiFalls. P05it«n is (or a n g s Hotel 15 acceoi' program. W epayalllun' - rosumo. covor letter and heallh ond dental msur- Fj oators and Rostaurant mg appii v lto r for Magic Vallom o J m ed ic a i. : ^ Falls Personnel Oflice io- ssportinggoods J r i t jpplicatjons (or parl- Ofs, oxtfD slops. Layovi 3 professional references anco lor you and your cated cr in Cily Hail, 321. nimanufocluror, oxpapding 10 a now timeilin lin< e cook. Tfiis oor, & vacaiion, For moro ini Manor, Wendell. Applyily ini Full time back offico holp dependents. Call Idaho s« person at 210 N?ldohIgtio noeded for busy m edical'P. -to FHS-Admlnistrailon. Socond Avonuo East, or ,000 sq ft million dollar s o n m must u DO flojiDie cail Rhonda ot: ” 388 Martin, Twin Falis. ID Trout Processors a i 543- of ility in.Chubbuck. ID. enough ' Stroet or.fax ros'umo0 loi offico. Must have noat & phone (208) 735-7251, Personnel Plus jgh to wotk motnm^ I.D.E.A.L Inc. 6444toan'angol6ropfO- Cl ) aro sooking and are or aftermternoon shifts Sonr- d 536-6799, •profosstonal appearance.“ 83301. Drug Froo Work C losing date Is 04/06/20- I l l Filer Ave. . ^ • 603 W Karchor Rd. I:. Place,E O E ,a ficioncy lest and todis- 01. ot Tho Clly ol Twin Foils '• . 733-7300 ing to pay for me best ’ weekonckonds required. Ap. •Nampa, iD esea? ------Exp.hoipful.butwillirain:' . cuss level Of pay,_EOE.H is I Choi 1.^ C.JI726.S36,, ■ ■ ■'' 1 MEDICAL ~ is an. Equal Opportunity . 3l m 'southern Idaho - ply m person. po 1357 Bla'' . 800,661.7181.e*t 112.112. Part time Janitor needed. Empioyor, A Drug Froo re s bo fosponsibie lor all i-akosIS Blvd Bi Norm Oru'j Licensed NurM help ' [miscellaneous I W lESTAURANT DRIVING SCHOOL------— G reat oxtra Income lor” re 8- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Workploce, 4,, d and bevorago' man- Free andand EOE n u n tirement or as 2nd job. wanted. - _ 4* * /» M rif Retlauranl agom B A TTRUCK DRIVING >b. MEOICAL I IMMEDIATE OPENINGS iment.mvontory.menu p e c T A iic CNA positions also avail. * Induslriol-Llghl/Hoavy NO MONEY? Managor Rying J Inc. d e v o AURANT/HOTEL . Gel your Class A C.O.L'NO Rexiblo hours, 20 hours Looking for onorgotic /olopmont. costing, porweek.AppryatO&a * Factory-All Shilts iNEED A CAREER? oKers unbeatable caroor traimrnmg. policies and pro- m ougns ! Cany •. n Tullion Assistance &B, NA/CNA's also RNn.PN-s-- ; Snake Rtver Rehabiliiation- Free opcopponunities (or growth codut ig s Hotel is accr-; • ^ Twin Falls. Idaho. EO E,l *CDL lures, sanitation, etc. Idaho Slate Cenlfied E ,« to loin our team. & Assisted Living in Buhl ippiicatipns (Of p.-jfi. * Construction/Forklilt Room A Board a n d oxcoltont benolits: Fax< intro 1 letter and ro- Buhl.lD.208-543-6099199 ■ LANDSCAPING Experience in long lerni Is now recruiting loran modical insuranco, 401K sumo Banquet sot up and ^ Chemical Spray Technfl,nl. care and Behavioral units * Landscape/sprinkler GUARANTEED 10 to: 208.238-8008 ■ i -t*M A iL your classified ai > evening Nurso & a nIghi * TrooTnmmors EMPLOYMENT E.'°'prolit sharing plans. Flox er person. This • • clan lor Poslicldo Man[an- opIusllHighlycompotolivoJ Nurse. m o s t DO tlCKit. .. lo us al * Fish Processor AlAFTER GRADUATION ^Benolit o r Dollars and paid RESTAt a u r a n t ^ twlnadOmlcfon.net agem ent with experioncinco ^ „ wôesl * MechanicWeldor CALL 733-2341 or vacations, gh to wotk morn, n 11!__ in weed control, and fonil»rtll* !r«;2;p0p.fn,.l0;30p.m. Wo aro also recruiting for / Server, Olshwather ernoon nr shids S o r ! M flia ------* CNA. & RNs - ^•eOQfl63-5627 Prep Cook, Flying J ° c S o n d ijation programs. Idahcaho NOCl0;00p,m.-6:30a,m. on evening CNA position. We aro aggressively ex- f„e!*oi ;ond5 reauired A, FT/PT irrioatormachtnej .oKorsunooataDieca- piy°n lineiy Pesticide Application anc Bonefils include: )PERATIONS panpanding our national net- ro o r i I peisori :357 Bi'.. /Iruck operator. Apply, P( PERSONNEL PLUS r opportunities lor. [ikn^ r'j. f. PO U cense Required. Highoiiher -* Medical* fAdministrator Rogor King & ■ For heavy oquipmonl, work won ol Travol Plara. op- 3,0^^! s. B'vO North Box 66 Buhl. ID B331U:i6 a education in horticultureuro' * Dental* Director ol Nursing Pat TOPPAY-NOFEE seeking so. flozer, scrapor, S eral »l»DnClo,c,Nomb«n. t ’ooand = n“ EOE 111 Filer Avo. erations and looking for Sins- 1 FAfliS ------o r related fields hoipful,ful * Vision* Rasmusson invite you to grader operatojs, can »: medical insurance. — 735 Ovoriand :andidatos 10 enter our aotKiK prolit shanng plans SALES ______IRRIOATOns noodod9d lnli Insurable Class a drtvors,„rs * Vacation Pay* como & be a pan Ola very ------Contact:------RnsRoslauronl Maneger-irj - g ary * Sick Pay* 733-7300 678-4040 :----- ; 1 Beno(ifDoIlars and' ASSOCIA!CIATE...... — ------numerous Idaho countios liconso roquirod. Salary special care loam. Como Jo c k so n Trucking Training T ra program. Wo oaidv; , lo ^ * Holiday Pay* Equipment hav I vacotions. Growingig ComcanyCt seo-.-tj 20 days exporfenco &tro roi ti d o e . Sond rosume lo by & soo us. Visit our sp e lavo oppoftunilies lor mdividua ,, ho Clearwater Landscaping.n c Educattonal Assistance cial facility & meet our =— I JeiJe ro m a . ID. 324-3004.B tram duals ir'Si arc syi* erence roquirod. Musi bi raining locolly m Jerome. Wo anare now interviowmg. m o tiv/a a te te o ano 0 team ablo to movo 48-3* o oy 40JK Plan great loam of caro givers, <^1tlsCELUfÊOUS SALALES------u . and are accepting ro- for ihcIho position ol food O'Oyor' (or (or sales associate ^ 4 4 ^ ' soctions of pipo po . Mj Magic Valloy Marlms Swim ■■ ■■■■■■■■ | sumlumos at this Umo (or im- serverer. cooks, pfop cook positionsjn s No e«penonce . hour. Jobs will t>oi]in3/lS 9430 or call Barb ' ■ ' K K S ' s r ' Snake River Rehab Team f needs an Assisiant D o nediate placoment. a,' 208-726-9412B Kimborly, ID 83341 )o You W ant To Earn dishwashers Come necossassary Comoioic • • 4/l,4/i5,5/2arKJortdor Rehabilitation & Assisted Swim S Coach for less ox- S q „ >d soo our new menu irammg prc - or call Connie Slono or ' Living perienced p swimmers om e S erio u s M oney? p,oa g program provwa 10/15.11/1.11/15. Will'illlr- Ir LANDSCApiSo »loaso,coniact Atoceh or acTgreat Si restauranr Bilingual a LeannJonesal423-559t. 820 Sproguo A jai a plus Excc'ier-.!- ngate crops and rhay per-por. Hiring Laborers for 2001'O’ Approx. 10 hrs.'por wk, „ ay (or an appointment at opportunitlunity lor advaiico- ************** Buhl, Idaho S t Household Flnanco the I form a variety of othoiIher landscape season In Salary depends on num. i " :o contact Aracei- (or j rnent S Sa: a so s.i,ary pius 208-543-6401 bor b of swimmers. PractK;. ,Sorporotion i®' (HFC), w ed 9 3 ( larm/rarKMtvostockworV,fork. Blaino County. 788-2676aw m e d Ic a T ------ippoiniment 01 irie L.,bonus.. ApiApply 1' serjon at Pay: 31 county aroa: 3'- 0os are botwoon 3:30 p.m. iko to welcome you to the J o r UNDSCAPINO----- ^------Noodod, medical profes- — asl track. As a rapidly (2oa ig J . S'350 Hwy 93 i ir’ s i am n t tAo- , CtoQit S.141 por pipe. 4‘-S.16, f sional with experience MEDICAL ------& ? 5:00 p.m. Call 734-7387 Z t s n & Exit 173) in Joro- locations.ins. •16. U w n sprinklor Installer or send rosumo lo: Maoic 2jrowing f ) orgatiijation, our wmn 57,75 por hr. for Surface'« o neoded, Groundkoeping,g drawing blood. Taking vi- •-LPNs needed for Private' S' 'innmg team today-wo me or>r call at 208-324-I *522AddAddison Avo. W. Flood. $6.79 per hr. for Valley Mariins. P.O, Box vork environment isn't arofo America's> largosi re- 3454 j ■tor poopio. Mise. constructionon tal signs i obtaining m ed- Duty ^ Nursing.for children’ a- ho only thing that moves t a i l ; . Jom a winnmo team ' Twin Tw Fftils _c e n ip r pivots,_Madison- -876..TwiaFallsJD83303- -.I.?. iil.petcoioum.matketer___ im q v*- on- — pflrsonnol.-324^2l98.- -ical-history lor life-insur- - o n d Hospice.- PT and p m r ifa'llghtningtquick pace- and< ------!_ .2 V E .-F ro Toion-Fremont Counties: nd growing'll w o y . ^ onco physicals. In Rupert Call < 734-0600 to apply. ’ Ml!MISCELLANEOUS -soso does your career ad- I Je ro mi« e (between(b Cesco • 3;-S.14perplpa*s,02per Opportunity Employ- I & * Subw.iy) S S" MAINTENANCE ------_ Burley area. Pieaso con- IT Mature reliable, konnol van'ancoment and carmrig Equal pipo bonus. 4’.5.17 per lact 1-80Q.727.2999B I MEDICAL J ^ ■ t 3UQl Opponunity Empio- êr^^Pre're Employmont Drug ' Drugug screc51 .1^3 fof 3 P o iltlo n s Avallatife holp needed. 2 days or polelOtontial. So i( you're an , y o r pipo.S7.50 por hr. for Nursing moro per week fi aggi or. Pro Employmoni Tostmong Required. ! backgn:kgro;iri5 oor 2 M echanics and iggrossivo sales ptoios- Orug■rug Testing Required. . conier pivots, S6.79 por "m e d ic a l r j JSunBndge lor Twin Falls somo weekends. sion I . roQuiiiQuireo EC'£ glo . 1 Shop Helper ional who isn't interested _ _ hr. guarantood. Sinoio currently has the lot- •Rocky I Mountain Cot msl worker housing for ihosooso /nc. is currently 1 sitting still, check out I— T PSYCHO-SOCtAL lowlngposiiions RResort. Call 734-7877.1 HFCIFC in TWIN FALLS! . ^ who cannol rotum lo thoirnQir accepting applications>s REHABILITATION available: - fosidonce the somo day.lay, an d /o r rosum os for two'0 SPECIALIST ^CELLANEOUS ^ Minidoka Melemorial Hosjspital uliiitios. workman's com mechanic positions andId C N A siN A t Program Director X O U N T EXECUTIVES is i c currently hiring fo pensation. work lools,15 ono shop helper, Mochan-n- Wo are looking lor onor AAll shills available, Ro- âgicVailoy-Ans Council. • 0 Solary Plus Monihiy for the following pos)Ositions: , gioves. boots & aprons,ns lc work includes but is notot gotic and oxciimg pro sponsible for basic pa- .7“antimo. ^ i2hourVwoek. „. Commissions I ol i'mitod lo plumbing, oloc- 'OU g o t.a charge out ol H | guaranioed pay lor 3^4 ol c- losslonals to provide 'Iient caro. Experience fust have good organiza- RESOI Iho work contract, Roim- trical. mochanical anda one on ono intensive wilh ' the oldoriy pro- tional skills, work woll with orking undor prossuro HUMAN •URCE ASSISTSFANT nd enioy pushing your R f bursemont (or travol costssts . oenoral mainlonanco:j: therapy to chlldroh‘suf lorred I bui not necessary. poopio, an intorost in the ! Hours a Week at 50% of contract and ' Shop holpor work ini-. foring from omoliona arts, and computer and lents. - then we may havo paid upon complollon o(ol cludos assisting mainio- and behavioral disord S500 HirftK>n Bonus desktop publishing skills, ^ position lor you. Sell our t t j . . c o n ira cifo r out-of-lho*,Q. ' nanco stalf and cloan-upp ors. Tho position ro Indicate inlerest with novative financial piod- J T30USEKEEPIN l ' V G A I D E For CNAs/RNs/LPNs :ts to current and pro- _ I • • ■ aroa worhor. Contact anymy work. Must bo capable of quires a degree in th( • Now pay (Of up to 10 loiter and rosumo to ' . ■ . stato Job Service odicoico I'lting 50 10s and be able- human services liol( years expenenco WVAC. P.O , Box 1158 lectivo clients, you will 1’wo W part-time po.sitioions available; 4,S - 5(50 for roforrai. lo climb Blairs end laddo* such as Social Work rwinFalis.ldaho8330l.B ilizo the majooty ol your — rs. Bonollls available. Ap Psychology, Counsol o, no contacting clients on n O l FA R iS~------. mg, Human Develop Outstanding n benefits are mISCELLANEOUS iS i ours every two week:k arid every olhor ply in porson at 115 13lh olforod. including: The 0 phono and making .Equip, Operator 4 Gravity'■'y Avo. S, Mam OKico in ^ mont. etc,.. Wo olio 10 Mini-Cassia Cnmmai saIlos. lo : All pro-qualilieo VVC( lrnoalor.326-4175.ovos. Iho most competiiiv( •U p to 22 days PTO and Juslustico Conior announc- toadi /eekend. This positioon also ser\es on cal Buhl, mail rosume to P ,0 Holiday pay alter 90 cs ads arc provided, so c a ll j FARM ^ 1: c o m p e n s a tio n anc L ?S tho following employ- thorooro IS limned need (or f»n Box 706. Buhl. 10 83316 <>Qys, ^ mo Exp. equipment operator 3 bonolits pkg. in Soutt ° nont opponunities: cold■Id calling.c As a success- ‘fl ‘ a rotating sciiedulele. or Attn: Human Resourcos5 East Idaho *• 'On-sito Oaycaro. Ono I : 0»d gravity Irrigaior.>r. . orpjTiniito: ____ no part-time (weekond) ariv(ivon i!ldlyidu_aLwith. 1____ - - We havo both pari-iim( • 3ook,SlariD aLo: 'groatoat interpersonal shills • - TFJbuso lum. 734>9374.BI ckoopplinOrongen.com and full-time position; - "ifpr — Equal Emptoyment Oppor- mmodiate eridd com c pulor proficiency. ‘ nlCfiicrc.sied applicjnrs muy comm a d H u m a n Rc.Miurcc.s a l ^ FARiS------, availablo In iho TwIj • Ploaso opply in . Twovo Detention Olficor you'll Fails and Burtoy aroa personal po- u'll quickly soo the re- j^ A .i Farming^ronching. Gonoral losilions. Start Dato; wardsirds of a job woll done, ?6-0481 or apply in person responsibilites-loncing. ir- Dmg Froo Workplaco Call Vanessa at 735 84i640 Filer Ave, W,, Twin imn ■nmediaio, F loc x x i, b i c s c h o o u le IS M - F 9;(X) am - 4;(X) p m . rlgating. oquipment-opor--iri. M A N AG ER^ 1487 or mail fosumo! Falls. F ID 63301 or call Aooliplicaiions are mado requir ’ lo: 112Shoshon< H(208)734-8645, EOE ava : ation. caltio working.g, .Assisted Manager needed vailable ai 1415 Albion ju a t Opportiiiiity Employer-T-l)run In e WarkpUice^î Housing availablo. Payly FT for now apl, complex Strool East. Suite 6 1 = ■vonuo in Burley, or by It really Twin Falls. ID 83301 ME[iT d ic a l ^------:------^'',1; ally pays oil to wotk at ^ ; DOE, Yoar round posi-;i. In Hailoy. Idaho, Ollico a ailing 208-878-1000.. HFC'iC In addition to a base n — ------tions. Sond rosume. no _ Jpîv>ce8l0ouest.noi.i ... .-Rohol.dishwashor.------solo. 10 .— basic computer skills; — • • ’.H ■loction pro co sse s wiir .“ sa ialaty'plus'commlssio'ri' ti ” ; phone calls please. Pica-a. W ages DOE, Fax resumo Hours vary. Fiill time.- • h or I E ogin 3 April. 2001. A (ourliirloplOAE'seamon bo Ranch. P,0, Box 3811. to; 578-2357.B ; Brldgevlow Estates 'nttcn “ 1 test will bc admm- avora MEDICAL , r 182BBrldgevlewBlvd. 18: so srago bonus, ol S13K Bollovuo. Idaho e3313.B» ■, MANUFACTURING--^ j ;loied at 8:00 a.m. m tne perr m m onth), you'll receive TF A Futuro In tho MEDICARE TwinFalls. "^^l Idaho 83301 clas f a r Ki Spitars Mjinufaewnrff iassroom ol tho Cassia an maustry-Ieadmgme 40tK MARKET Awaits You! - MECMEDICAL ~ . Gonoral farm worker, iruck;l( Company is accepting ap- / Coiounty Shorills Depart- .planwn with company match, A looding health manago- SHOSHONE SH REHAB & mcrlont locatcd at 129 East medic . • driving oxp, a must. You,u plications for tho following monl company is expand dical'dcnial benotits, may call boiwoon 9-44 full-timo positions: Quality UVING CENTER' 1414th Stroot in Burley, tuitioition reimbursement, TWIN FALLS C:LINIC l & HOSPIT/I ing In Twin Falls and 511,>11EAST4THSTyB0XB Idal TAL I , Mon. • Fri, 208-423-4100.H■ Control. Packaging. laho. Applicants that emptoployeo stock purchase "When' the Pti IhroughoulID. Salos SHOSHONE. Sh ID 83352 suc(jccessluiiy pass me writ- plan, i fr)»icv /irs/.", W arohouso. Machinist. agont positions are now • n. and a leadmgiedgo WRV R S IS 6 ■fiNANCIAi. (208}886-222e in ton exam will continue to Hammnmg program. Please Plostic Fabrication, 4 Pro- available, A catoor oppor- COi . JUGGLING WITH CA COME JOIN OUR TEAM Iho10 next stop by partici- send/f,Id/to* your resume to: UN nm litl'in lit ; tur i'\iim ij:.iiulvl tii>;hi1 shills \lu 'i K \i,i N V, rtirji- REER DECISIONS? WE_■ duction Matenal Handler, lunity IS hero for a positive t , Ll liiJrl = Bonollls: Company bono-' 1, LPN-Neodod FT ovos, pol"3tmg m physical agihty H FC. C . Attn: Recruit- ,,v HAVE THE RIGHT OP- toam player. 2 . C K N tim laliul.tni't«fiu\ i;.Him. \i Ills, omployoo health, 2, CNA-Noodod lor ovo. r oview0 ' sandoral ing/Tf/TF. 3000 Executive \i'i-S i’ictaivil IMi..;,: xlmt PORTUNITY FOR YOUI „ - Shift. shif ■ ' inter dental, lifo insurance, va- • tOMiows. Parkwkway. Suite 514. San it" One of the nation’s fastnsf • Compoiitivo salary plus 3, COOK-Exp.Ci preloried or Starlnrung wages range ho- Ramoi l.I'.V tlw ln l lut vxi liitij; siiitl ' • cation, poid holidays, and commission „,|| Tion. CA 94583. Fox: growing consumer loan will.tram, noedod lor days t voonSl9.800tow i 925-2î-244-1289. Or apply l A R i companies is soeking 401(k) plan. Applications • Wo provide leads, ollico. a & PMP Shilt. . S21. iBO RATO RY available at; ’1,600.00 plus bonolits on-(mo'ino: www.houschoiacom quoliliod individuals with and advoriising support 4 Dl Spears Manufacturing • I. OiSHWASHER-NoGded con;insisting of insurance EOE.S. M/F/D/Vf luihiii-tinu' \lv.liv,il Kvhiinl,-i:ivt. Mu'luvl tv \M : ,.I ,.jiin.ll,l;l ■ 0 provon rocord ol • A family ol Medicaio lo r! P lant’Socurlty Offico lor 5 pm to 8 pm shitt. andId retirement1 bonolits. ■ ■ ■ succoss in a fast paced insuranco products to ■*■■■*■ iD IO LOG Y 2152 S oulh Lincoln soil wioicAL MEt I f^“ Challenging onvlronmont. Jeromo, Idaho • Immediate opportunities • Complolo twnolit packago SIGN-ON Sl BONUS St. Benedict luK-ticm- M,iintiiiint.i|'ln K.ulml.i^vkV l.%il \t. iul.n.l:i,I.,v availablo In the Twin Falls (206) 324-8101 incl. 40t(k). Slock pur EXCELLENT cts > SpcMnlttnSquil aroa for’ chaso plan, incdicat cov- BENEFITS Family Medical[C ( enter M R M A C l ' ■ Opportunity Employtrrn orago, pdiv.ication and LoLooking (or a skitlod. ■ Managers D irecto r I’alicnl O r e ‘ ! ull-tiiiii- lii'%|ui.il'tct,iil Nt.itt l’h,iriii.Ki Mnnagors in training. *MECHANIC ' holiday fncifnondly a compassiofvite r*.. o S c m c c s i’i>'iti,'n uili r/i'i iJi' ,iiimin;.|r.ui\ ■; viin\ II you havo small loans, FFull timo mechanic noodod. Full-limo RN Caso RESOURCES coiioctions. outstanding Gonoral mochanical II 'v you wouid like a reward- Manager Ms lor our Home ''''iiT iiiirMn);.^- I'lliir .Iii’i.mI ,ihm. rn hci'j'i“ x S ' communication skills, a knowlodgo & welding ox- ing [ and exciting chai- Hoalth Hi Division. Your 11 mrml'i'r ol .■^'ni.'r ni,i;i,ii;>:iiiit iv.mi i' l iiil-tiiiii’ llum,iii iU-uiiitu- .\l,in.ii;i'tl't llml.\l iMJli i.'l V -I,-. , I, :, ■■ dedication to customer perionco naoded. Diosol, -longo. picaso In* orscnd' hours would bo ’ di\i«i,'ii. ii'iiii'nilii'f -U'llnil! l'(i>k'SMiiii.il iliiiu.iii Ki'vnitu' < i son/ico. and salos oloclncoi. air brake, hy- your'> rosumo lor a conli- Mon.-Fn. Mo 8-5, Minimum n'):tli; ».irivu, ooivth A:vli.illvfia' K»\|tiiti’illti’iiii iii-, ii>\ mill dential interview to; Ster- t yi .■.\|vtii’na-i>idcit«l ilvu'lluit tl[VIK1ll,.Il .iIUllvikhIv|M>k.,^. oriented, wo havo Iho draulic, & servicing oxpo- ' l.yr. clinical oxpononco. iV,U',U' iii,!r,!i;v[iii'iii I’xpviMia-. M.i-ti’fv.•f^ IX'Ctlx-1 rtt :. rri\i right opponuniiy lor you! nonce holplui. Must havo 1:ling Life Insurance Co,. Coll I Idaho Homo C.'mpiiiiiU'U.i(:,NA,-K'iu‘i1'iii‘lil' 'iriulrTMiiwt.u llH.M>Sli,i\lH-w M l liit(i/.iW> I / . / . i / i i i ...... own hand tools. We ollor 6003 , Overland Rd, Sto. Hoalth I- & Hospico WE OFFER; lull hoalth. dontal & vision 301. ^ Boiso, ID 83709. Toll 734-4061 EOE, • A n ’i' ■>'>' IW•lk^l^•M.,|nll^ .\tf, Prolcssional Toom insuranco lor you & your Froo: ^ 877-433-2057. Fax: ri’*i \ l.mg-iii. Irii.im., H) IOI family, fully funded com- 2 ^ 0 8 - 6 5 8 - 0 0 5 1 “ISCELLANEOUS 'SCI 1— Competitive Salary * pany I foliromoni plan, va- www/ohmsystoms,com'i Fen-tan-timo dielorv airin/dl- Paid Training ‘ -n GENERAL------. ••• — lclont bonofiis: Send ro- opening lor summer '' n lu'.iilh ..It,- ori;,itii/,it.,.i; pr,. MECHANIC SIsum o, covor loiter ond 3 elp Irom May-August. ■ 5Clinical Resource N unirse - p.'tK'nK'Hl livii>,i',| i.iri' VVo .inii'.'k.1111; in ll'r .,irin^ pr.'k'vi,':i.il-is lv low woods & rood grad- It.S' r<'<|iiiii'>l I t'f iii«I:i.i W E N E E D Wanlod 5 immodiatoly, tho prolossional pi rolorences nr kn ,vi'rk ii>r ,1 l.'|>»]ti.,|ih h.Mith v'.ii-'.iro p r.n u I.t • knowlodgo is ncodod. ■ Sjpeeth »j Thernplst - H E L P , besl m ost oxporioncod 10 to FHS-Admrnistration. rm Iix overything mochsnic 388 3| Martin, Twin Falls, ID . DL „to oporalo trucks. r n - i i T i _ money can buy. Top 63301. e: EOE.. or m ore inlo. Call Lyle ■ Physical Pi Therapist - I n K:N N -• M onu-liiM lili ID l ’ii.uniA cist'( I I'l i'K \ S T A R T N O W ! w ages, tractors, trucks, iwT) 544-2445, Iv m ssg. <'K I’i III lii-.'ii-.- rr<|iiiii'il tU.n.-Miiu..u.. in No oxporionco nocossary, - > O Compony iraining otjuip,. diosol g ns.' ^ Occu|>atlonal TherapistIst - . ■ I i.'-i’i:-|-lvN' vohicio lurnishod, ! B Mli-dic.il i-d IWhniilnîsl program. Must 1)0 leiioblo, to p wogoB.privolo shop. neai appoaranco. Nuclear Med > | r. Nl Ct.-M.ii'lv Promotions in 90 days.' spud farm load m echanics ploaso apply. Call Monday of Tuesday ;iM edical Social W orker ll.-MWIi;v\',r..-:»...... i;;'.','!' Pro omploymoni OnDn ckII iiMiriMl.ut B k n ’- (rom 9 am 10 1 pm, .S '• A cute C'.irc drug to si.T o p wages. O I7iri'i-|(ir i’.itionl C at.- > c r\ c 734-2883. | [ J > M edical Records Codei- e r - . . I ...n.m|..,'.w r,„|,iitol.|.| I ^ _ a 2 d i u s a _ J ^ n \ iofomaCheovy i" Compon, ►Tl ...... mn-.) l’U.\. Blom ed Tech - KTi Klri'lroiiit' r\|>,'r'iriu'r t'l'ijiio'i'i ^ ...A Gr5real 1 ^ 103338 "-'I •••'.I a \luu;iuT}>i'ncv Uimiii Tfch Ph. 208.324.£24.8806 ■ C< C ertified Surgical Techch - IMIMl .'-,l\.\...r„|,.,,ii„n(n. Franidiq CsCareer Move. Fo*. 208,324.J24.8892 ■>!Kt IC <'rliliy:iticiii riHjiiiti il WE/E OFFER COMPETITIVE SALAILARIES & AN I ^ — FmnWin Uuil(lin(» Stijnily b,y.iifn(»king ,1 full limt* .iaountin(’ Fa.si p paccd company h:is v:iri:arioii'i openings EXCELLENT BENEFITS PACIICKAGE A cliTUiii-ixionisl. Qu.)lirwl inclivitli livkiuiiswiil kivvc'xiXTk.'rxo in '* thoir warchmisc ;mcl proditjditclioi) (lepati- FC-OR ANY POSITION 20* HOUI>URSAl/EEK CompellHvc Wages,•s/E\ccllenl Bonefits in/VK,/VI’ (liLi tfllr)', .ind cutforiKorner KTvicx*; cxtdk-nl lom- . nicnts.*>' Succcssl'iil cjiiulidaics lies nnisi possess. 1«glc Vjilley Regional M edic •llr.'upllw lil, [Vnt.il IKJltT ikiik ImitrtNK'i onlcf), Indivk; lleal.Center •Slim Piii.'i.'iiii,,] i;..in'i>i'> ;Iivkluii musi ix.'iX'TMxviIjlc a good work clitic. Iw solf-nit-niotivaled iind Hum^n Rejourees willl ,in u|)lxsv .iliiiwV-. n • •:i'iit u.vk iw iiis u.,,1^\,ltl ‘ ' W)k?slnxigv\t)iklvJ)il\ icaiii lc oriented. Y*mr rew ardd f'lfor hard woii. RO.>. 1Box 4 0 9 . TWIr» Fad*. ID 83303-0409 83 .1^ •Kctiri'iiU'nt -Jil.1!t,itul <>r mulli Lttkwl .irel tltnil tKHnIwI,i, rr,inklinFr,- Building Supply and •» dedicaiion includes: a conipclitive.coi 08) 737-2173 or FAX (2081S) 737-2741 • hiilti'n iu'inii'uivi-iiii'ttl offurs com|H-liIivc w.igw .indI s>jl,ir>'wl .15 w u ll. « Ix'ni'fil',, w age willl il grcitl lienellt pacpackage inchid- Employment Une: (208) 773 3 7 - 2 7 7 5 H »»pit,il SpiuiM'r.'il •Sivrl l.-rni ni>,il'ilit\ • i :a i ’ . •101K .md cwployw ((counts.15^______^______in in g 4 0 1 K, prt)l1i sh a rin g jiiuIld l medical, 1 St;irt - Wendy, Re),ssi,.,|„..|„|„..( in ihe Magic Vullcy [ | . Sl H.^lU^lklsl.^nl||^ It.'i Tl>iN linu.ln l.„w l|'^v,-,-- 't t. . ' l ' ■ '■!. ' D14 TImeS'Nows,B, 1Twfn Falts, Idaho Sunday,ly, Mi arch 2 5 .2 0 0 1 \ '______; SALES TRADE e ig bucks, inskJe sales. ■ RUPERT AT4T.MCI PAYPHONE 4 ^ Slool Rule Dio Makifakor. JEROME (5) TWIN FALLS Com plete TWIWINFALLS Nowor2 TWINI . train. GuoronloodI Miory, u l . vVondoll or* RTS. Est;iocatk)n9. Local I nN FALLS Cozy 4 qui- - Call 20a-733-2$26.a ■ Proven SS.eOO-aoOmeOW 4 W/D hookups. — ______R e q u lr » d ____ . Wo w ant to buy, 1 6 0 4 S S|m ^ and d e a n ______eneryy efficient apt. e m p l o y m e n t ■ — 600-52S-6309 oxt 2 0 4 - _ , High School Diploma I IT------IF you live In ifte— ' — Prompt 4 c a sfio ffe rs r I No pets. 734-6600 S525/mo.-Elev8tor,— = - orGEO ’ " I OPPORTUNITIESE S 900 Wasl Avo. H RUPERT area & a n ■ 1U t f PAID DAILY Moking Wi cure underground park ' sorious monoy hos novor Wo oro local ftcompelltlvo. I ?iN"FALtS ■- 2 bdrm., 1 f _ Cloan d/iving rocordort) * . 200 Wosi Ave. J Inlerested In being a Call 208-733-3621. L ing, newor buiWing. boen.this bosy. Now CO ath. Stove, raWg. D W 4 •. - ’ 734-2S56.. . .. Newspaper Carrier, R.ToddBlass.Presldent I 577 'UNFURNISHED • ^ //O. No pets. 732-0895J f m M T Prelerred PUBLIC SERVICEI ROUTE ss s Rom helping to creoto ■ please contact the -hugo lortunes. Coll now' Richard 0.,Sltvors. . APTSmUPLEXES TW»3 IN FALLS SpuO oin, 3 '■ . Collogo dogroo> MESSAGE . 100-500 East Avo. G WceProsldont. “— — J batÔN FALLS 1 & 2 bdrm. b drm., m 2 ' bath, cheap heot, Burley TlmeS’Ne¥/s . forfrooCD.077-221-7020 2 years ouisido oxpononnonco Federal omployment mlonior- 100-800 East Avo. H T.W. StiverB. BUHL g Briek duplex, W/C 00.734-954ft733-t3S9. maiion is troe. Romotr otfico at 677-4042 or ■ « MUST S E L L * ^ _ • Secrotary/Treasuror _bdrm. w/kitchen appls. 4 N FALLS. 3 b d m v S Ttiis posilton comos Wllhwiir a *’0 ono con promismiso II you llvo In Ihla aroa A atop.by the Burley of- .• Local Vending Route. F IN FALLS 1 bdrm, W/D bath ci FREE GRANT MONEY Ih, doubte c ar garage lull bonolil p a ckagog o in I * you a lederal job. For freffoe oro Interoalod In boing\ « flceat:32SHE.SthN. high wookly income. » k u p , stove/rofrig, full w/oooi {Next to Wal-mart.) . For Dovm Paym ont • g"] openera. automallc . eluding company vohicJhiclo. information obout foderjleral newspaper earrlor... Only S6260 invest. • ’ I iml.,8pprax.1000sq.ft., sorinkrinklers, 1224 sq. fi„ iito, hoalih, vision, deniol don f®bs; rgJi Caroor Amorit)rico Pleato call District Man- FREE iNFO Porloct lo Poor Credit _£I1BURLEY2bdrm, bsml.apt TWN tsl 4 2nd Mongagos. BUf > WIS. S380.423-4532J J Cso l cto CSI. S650 mo. + . ond40lK,SlaninQ solarysala Connoctwn, 9l2-757-300i5000 agor. 733-0931 oxt. 346. 1-800-655-8443/24 hrs. private drive. S320 * dop. hool ” n FALLS 1 bdrm. 1 S550d<50 dep. Call 734-5093. • .s S25.500 DOE wilh 125% Equity L oans;- 678-O712or678-2108 i , bsmi HA1.LMARK Stylo greotlng ^Rofinonco Mfg. Homos • r >th, a p p ls. In cl. W /D. 3 = ■quanorly bonos poioniii HOAfE ASSEMBLY EASY WORKI EXCELLEN: r TWINFALLS (7) card rto. Hi-proflt loo's. BURLEY S.W. Cloan one iwly painted, nice car- I ” 605 I Sond rosumo wiih sola ~ icAAAAiAA • Debt Consolidation , W/l “ 'i2 L PAY! Assemhio Prnrt„ri. Proven SS, 800-277-9424. |__ AosreSSIv*; Flnanc« $3bdrm duploxs. Quiel TWINIt. d e sirab le location. ■ _____ R O O M S - . I ------ttTSloryto-PrOraox’S — ^732-5551679-2653------■ noighborhood, Slove. bothl857mo. C re a il c h ec k I F Twtn Falls, ID 03301 All Coll Toll Froo 1 ^ F O R ^ i N T l ” I A lia B00-J67-5S66. oxt. 3145MS twin FALLS (6) ' Rocossion proof industry H W/D. refrigeraior provided- newlq. Please call 734-6619. Cold Drink M anager i FILE Unlimited incomo ■ $325. month.. S150 dop. pol. .ipply in porson ai 2.38'8 3fO3i 4 ------^ ------. THETIMES-NEWS , ------"-6 5 4 :2379 ------S385AN FALLS 113, S700, - 7= ™ St. Soulh, Twin Foils.) As Ask ■ 2 1 8 n i r k k k k ^ ^ poleniial.ClientAcquisilion: B bdrm. 2 bath, appls. J ™noM E Holiday Moiei !or Don or Lono. Clos:iose I. TIMES NEWS , CURRENTLY HAS Program, Investmoni Irom ■K lSBdiJcaU ^ U6R Newor: 2 bdrm. 2 -2 U largo yard. DO 4 up wkJy. 401 W. S2.43S. Financing ~ GOCboth. Gorago. $610/mo. TWIHELWOOD & EVANS tain. Call 324-2361 ' tiaio lor accopling appiippii- ^Â R R IE R ^_| THE TIMES-NEWS THE FO LLO W IN G janon? 3-30-Ol,EOE. available. Island Auiomat- ^ Pleoso coll 208-260-1332. **bc 734-1401 TWINN FtFALLS MOTEL 3 CURRENTLY HAS INDEPENDENT ' od Modicol Sorvico. fne. I 6 0 2 ------1 i^ “r tOODING 1 bdrm opt, b, i 0Avk.4$360/month: SALES NEWSPAPER (£(800)322-2239 Oopl. 1216 I UNFURNISHEO con N FALLS 114, SSOO. 2 — THE FOLLOWING ovoil ei Wost Sido Court. Irm. Ib am . large yard, 248 2n>ndAveW. d / 733-5630 Easy lolophono work, n , ROUTES O N T H E v.www.bosinoss-stanup.com L H O U S E S Ask sollirjg or o«p, roquifGC r INDEPENDENT Senior, age 62 or ovor. in------and appliances. TWINFN F A L L S r o o m s . EAST SIDE OF com o deto rm in o s ront. TWINi Generaio loaso. FT or;rPT. Pl AMERICAN FALLSI e NEWSPAPER ------— -----1______BUIbUhl -:------a :LWOOD4EVANS S80/weI/week, microwave, S7.7£hr.1.0OO-e31.67l7l TWIN FA L L S MOBILE FOOD > M( Ask lor Shirley 934-4966«. M '*' 734-1401 relrlg.lg. U Utilities pd. Cable Delivery Driver ROUTES ON THE CONCESSION > no,Modem 2 bdrm w/gorage • SALES noor schools. SSOO/mo. HAILEY CMN FA L L S2+1 duplex. nopets.1201 Kimber- • n e e d e d . WEST SIDE OF BUSINESS »N i d. or call 735^)232.a Franklin Building Suppi' ' Noor Buhl City Hall. 2 BALMORAL APTS. an, fenced, ready nowl Do you commuie to,0 . TWINFALLS • ~ ^ O r ^ -2 lrailors,(1) 16 f t .( l ) 2 8 ft, bdi In Bellevue is sooking i Boih m exc, cond. ► bdrmC< lor S400/mo, 50 + dep,733-53M ,B TW lNFAi FALLS Wllh kitch'- . - caroor ofiflniodpofson lo —Bufley-once-a-week?------Evergreen Dr.------gg ;^ o y home lor loaso. _____ Affordoblo tw inNFALLS2bdnn.-1V- I ..S110/woek-S270------Eocrrhasûppiy truck a'air “ S21 Luxury cloari, inside salos Cabmolcxlex- Would you like to get support eeuipmonl. Ro h.S475 with S400 dep. 0 m o. All u tlla . pd. lel S k y ^ ^ S p a r k Rols 4 crodii chock req. •_____ * * N O W I* * S450 «0 call 208-733-8841. pononco a plus, 401K)i K. p a id fo r y o u r Will soil togolhor or spill Bsrt oase coll 737-3916 or » oxcOlcni Bonolits, salarj iarker Realtora 543-4371 HAZE------1r2.-3bdrm;------TWINI 737«-)mo on 3 acres, boauti- pels. I I-, range, d isp o sa l. TWINFALLALLS Office Spaco. I views, 2 c a r goroge, 4BERLY c Cloan stud.0 , TW INto F util. rm . w/W /D Just-A-Mor Bring rosumo lo:MagicS; noU TE 547 400_B!k. Rose St. N. >275. Incls. oppls. No TIONA •More Inn. S600.00; Cell. 222 Blue Lakos Blvd R O U T g m M Ml n,.ri«a|ld.lll.i» JJVus Ig, work sp oco with tw im c •up. AC. 2 spaco S550.00.00, CellCindy rd 100-900 9th Ave. N O le a r y Way Jtional hoal, 324-4424 lls.^ IHA. Cali 423-9659 rolrig., N.. TF 734-67-i.iB. ROUTE 881 ig. No pels o r sm ok- 0733-533i•5336 or 734-6104. Asponwood ,j,„ 2oa.a9;.8e54. or43l-9950.B private SECRETARY ~ H you live In Buhl S a n noo-1200 Monaco fwiFTFALLALLS Office spac- FT. exp logal secretaryy Inlerestod In being a 100-200 Ridgeway ÔME Country homo. 2 — nN — FALLS Sludio. S295 SniSinn"•At-I-S OS startingning ot $300 mo„ Hcaiin insuranco. iilo in- RDUTE 7B0 EKSMiSlSSta- S “Irm, 'j™ t b a th . Ig. la w n . • ‘Hlop. e i Ulils. pd, 761 Main I looking 4 Ouletl 734*7309.'i09.731-2964», . Carnage Way t25/mo,+S200 dop. No pots. Call 326-4477. su/ancG, roiiromeni. Sendid • carrier... BHUJE88? ____ edroom , 2 B a th tw im p ALLS'aT 7 Prime Biue r ^ P lc o M x ontact-Olstrtcl— ------Whispen'ng.Ri'ao_____ —^ )fs. roq. Call 324-J094.B LaunjI I ------' -KIMBE iearthequietl -stracs-fBrroflan,- — • s-BannrGa(cia'PO“BorIX ilfariiiger ------— iwomoo-suBbii^ ------p leib li e r l y I bdnn.-Com------2 Bed sq. II,. S1950 por 487 TF, ID. 83303B 733-0931. ext. 347 ROUTE 786 B C ololy rom odoled, It loase. 733-3742, S375/1 re^JltfilM am eots. WfD.:d r M m , ^ S f m ROUTE 888 li1500-2100 Bik. Falls W m 75/mo. 6SS-4153M ______SOCIAL WORKER I go. Slove. Relrig. **TWINWINFALLS** ” I IOO-1200 Northern Pine Chase S Capri KiMBi TwinFalls S S O O r Looking loi a Skilled. 'k k k -k-k'k'k ' 2 baihb e r l y Newer 4 bdrm, TWIN F owove, dish, W /0 RETAIL.AIL 4 OFRCE , II you Uve in Buhl & aro 1100-1200 Twin Parks laih. Garage. S9lO/mo. 734-4195 2B edn•••••••••• - 5 \ 733-0931.0X1.347 500-600 SOi Bik Jackson Tra^ JOsqll S300-650 ------' !DISTRICTS aimng and linancing TWIN f : 300-'00-400 Meadows Lane nvaiiaiiable, cloanN FALLS Closo in, • LuxunSARATOGA i K o ; WAREHOUSES WELDER^ tMOTOR-ROUTE 638 700 Bik Newport »*• bdrman s country homo, 3 . PonI ' rhead doora W anted, tne'oes! «vire ■ms,, 2 b a th s . 2 c o r . a p t s inufacturing Companyl covoro M sqlt S575-11S0 leod weioci labricaiof lAcAAAAA-k ered carport, storago vyeign-.856' I FAX iz}xt348 P'®'"' lls. AC, sprinklers. Tm' 3 ln 5 - 1 6 0 0 / efllciont. fully — vehicle a must sortoniiy - oxcollont 1 mowing, w ater a n d • " l ' l Qd kitchens, tons f ^ ms 10 nghi party! samiati “lo i 1 WELDERS ilaiion lurnishod. No S a r a to g a D r momsfoa MMERCIAL Y O U R id = I. no smoking. S600 • • • • • • o.penoncod MIG 'IF you live in this area S iHSiTiininfirffw mo. ♦ I i/in Falls, ID I HEN-lENTALS •■.'.■i'l'f.. M'jsfnave 6- arc miorcslcd in being ♦ dop. Applicotlons "10 V, MiG rteijing Cfiar- ; W SnflfliflW nl ‘aken, C ------1 ______Ol Storage il Newspaper earner, AD R n.Call732-838a.B • TWINFAI MAN mochonic •I'OC "r.r.lyro OlfeiS COITI- • I T W IN F h»5Ibm aS TIMES CLASSIFIED I t ' 'J FALLS 1,2.43 âth« r ro n t. 4 b o y s , p;iy 40 nr work ! r pleaso coniact lhe ' ------I bdrm .1 * S S S^’OP '0 ' fO : Twir) Falls Tlmos-News DEPARTIWENT I E ! 3 0 2 starlingn. homos lor ront. FALLS 3 bedroom privacy. 1 • Ô'sl. compomprossor. lg. wh f. ,1'jroai benolit ' mg at S350 plus so- ? 5 0 0 dc I olflce 01733-0931. ; MONEY TO curity d( Ith dupio*. all appls- 2 b o ih s.3 iroo. Main sirool D.-ickcVj.; ,vni-nincl 40tk. 208-734-5538 __ y dep, Cali 734-6694. ’ C,ilc'< i ,1 Plan PaiQ Va- . • exi. 346. or sto p b y _ ir/trash pd. S650 affordablys N r ls D rr.A i. • location. S700S70( mo, + dop, 301 I l o a n t w in Fi >or S39-6402.a c.ilir.'- Moaitn Insurance ! 132 3rd St. W. O R I I I f-ALLS 2 b d rm . 1 1 d o ' p . w/ ro t. C a ll restrictions . BU SIN ESS b a t h h •Ttr-r r-if..D;lIiOnnry period Twin Falls. i ; h h o m o l o r r e n t . Nonuiioriiioil 733-6955 eve, or details. starling73 a t S499. O N F A L L.LS S • Apf)i> ,-ii .:52 Scuin Park , 208-677-4543 |_0OPPORTUNITIES AaJAA QUICK CASH ^ 6 0l/mo,*S400 0 /^ dep. Will oaya. i421B cis ’ CURRENour website; 'ô'‘>il spocosices available (pr Ave V; Tv,in Falls No \ ^ (BURLEY) _____ ■ * oJpening p ‘ Apnl 2nd' w/you on dop. Oul- t>usy ------8«.i ------Seleci^t'diicct/lawibrook loaso- 2272?272 sq. It ond j ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ j yday a Tillo Loans, polsOK, 735-8773.B '*«« 3 :orlwjwi«H, ''"n spend your ■ 2 b o lh isUiQl Housing 2022 sq..11, ll, iat 870 Bluo Phone Calls Ploaso | AKC Classiliod Ills your Son on ) Bluo Lakes Blvd. N. T W IN F orluniiyand • t;OkosBlvdN.rd N.II iniorosiod 732-5626 tj'drm,,rFAUSoloana 8M.otlulo. " Pui einssi- www roni Mt 10 you earn $200,000’ —= — n,, 733 Locust St, ' :op Accessible Plo^^so coniac)nlact Connio or ------S3S0.*i limo.MvinQ Uiioelory Eounl Leroy A Yoticoultli ■ C n n . ♦ dep. 734-7233a ous ■ lino sofvicos lo O iV rt oy Atwood 50 t a l sues, snttnentaJ Loans tw in Ft •269-6348,B S100-S500 ^SoloJFALLS Cloan re- O P I i a N n i T . , ^ Fteo samples, Ph ' 3tod studio, a ppls.4 LS 1.000 sq, ft,, hono applicaiions. walorlur overhead door.,doo roslroom. \ t-880.645-80t6.B ° wolcomo ------Todoy - 735-0892. TWIN FAL lice. Highland i a tte n tio n CqiiT«— _ homsSsMigM'r o, c KacyPENING SOirtoC ntS Ave'l,S4ialU 23-5411.a ' I TheTTimes-Neews , 50O.TO SSOOO/MONTH 4 ------9. quite n e ig h b o r- ^ L PT/FT. 3 0 4 I hood, no LLS.Approx, /FT. Seiioiis woik from ■ Iq"® P0>5- S400. Call l.dfiiiai .'■Off Pair .St. ^ 3 0 0 t sq^n!"! ) Homeomo oppcriumiy, Groal B NVESTnilENTS | :y Meadows Apart ft. Downtown, lorrmoms. mo 1-8C6-563-Rich ~ — H' 1 Ihihl nowly romoam o d e le d . ,127 Main Avo E, 5 603 ilala 0/1 Katy Mcailovvs I.nin;-l E. $300 month. “ candyC/ route ■ICIENr. Call (208) 393393-2051 ; ^^m M a g e '^^ I fÛRNIWISHED APTS/ Hi'liiiut riti- IU) (Jroccry In li •olits vsually moan -LS Consiruc- S300000 fpel monlh (roSIisiic) ôm'^ris! D U PLEX ES 7, ,20 loc isk Bolore you do Brand fi/ew - Bnehgy Effic equipmont stor- 3 local vending silos busino'loss Wllh a company. TWIN FAL ' ago aroo oll511 KimborlyKi Rd. • compoiiiion/e hrs./mo, chock S97£ k it oul with the Bel- M SOuInc 1, 2 &3BedroomApartmi Monihly rates.;tes. 734-9922.B >9785 cash loquirod tor Bususiness Bureau. For l.both,ilncy?2 $.! bedrooms t-800-2iK).268.6601(24hrs.)B |m'o in '.S425,. deposit. ■ Indi' lie s TWIN FALLSLS CGroot com-< informalion about metical locoiiccolloni 2 lorgo - - avoididing invoslmont 668Monrc xiciou.s I'ioor Plans S = T hroe • 2 bodrooms ■ C oir ' shops andi 0 4 bodroom - s. wrilo loiho Fodor- 2baih, S4 Iicati«ns for VV.ilkiii^ Koi4 /Flealty 734-5858 ■ntral . Ijum lry Easiland Or.r. l.ills. llicM 'fontr.ictct Evenings rtcd portions .in- 7-J.iv, eoforly-m orninj' figs 4 wookonds. ■ C.C Ht 390 sq. ft. •. 534053 aq .fl., •»iiv.Vr;'M’/>i,ih/iN- P “''0 ik'liviTV posiliciis iindm om lu’ <) soiircf o B i - r k.shw . n iishfr/D isposa! olfice,w'o are r o h o u s o . of im'>s i n t e r A ir Kimboily Roodood iiUDMH- u'hilt' vtiu g;i't i'l p.tid for your m orning iv tilk . S o m e • Troiilr,iinin>; A Supjidri , ollico. ware- cndly On-Sito Staff More , . ‘Sr.’bMrandor, ! rouic" .il-soiiii.iIiCs’ for tt hi^n-oit biiiui.s of upp ilt)S'i(UJ(), * '.l'ck,if;inf;/r()si.i|/(.-„py,nj;/l{i,^ ■ R E MM ! E M B E R . h i r n u m ralloncalj' , ollico. shop. It vou ,ia- inloa'sU'tlt<’d, pliMSf slop hytlu'T in ------:------Thai biniidjy rim i's-.N Jfvvs a t ‘ f'Hwi/'oilu’ii' iii'W Aiiiiliililr ill I . \\',i-linliiii\;lon /.V ;,/,r/j(i somolimoniK!jy nd you placod Amenities And \l! Thck* M 1420 tq . ft!, olfice.'LocusI olfic • n : .Ircl St,. Wl-M, 11livtn or c.ill till' onoo in TlioVmes- 111.' c irc iilc itio n Ciiiil.iil \liki- for inli>rni.il ow IS iiH> limo to I’oripro iiifoniiation and applica■[)D# Street Soutn,ri, JojM rtitu'iii ,n W D i -x t, m k upj«ur pictures. / M r t u For more Info,0, oron Ihoso 4 1-800-456-1525 SloptiyilwC 20«-54;i-2740 .-g...... —1. I 1 Sunday, M arch 2525.2601, T I ^ f N e w s . TwinIn Falls,Fi Idaho 0 1 s B r o u g lh i t t o yO o U b y r “ T T i e -IT i m e s - N^ e w s / ■ - W W ' / U H ' '• I f ------V ■ n ; I Females J SWEET ORC/US tr. ' HBUlSUlM lUQlJwlj I Setklng Males 3u- LETS CO OUT 0^ wrwAKmmta fust SV/M 29. S i r CHjwcem Umque. Meffigent SWF. 18, SOMEDAVrLLFWOU . aut)uin narf. enjoys Hwgrou* SW F.Jt^SV good coîrsifloose loog SHOOKED ™ movies, ptparaoes. ' couniy Mdworkmg SWM, 34. S'tO". SWM. 23. 6T , 210IBS'. 'au» Pooi.a)ol. Oaiis. seeking SF , r of two. HobbiAt IndutM^ torpossiUaLTn.Adf.i23l drives, sports, outdoors, Wbs,. .home owner, gcnof. ' Uortde h ■ lor ' liientfsh.p • ■ movies, wfhmg and b « ^ . M s (8 SMrlng «nd th* ' rodw<1|»- - fVTUREAH ' ■ L o r t^ lo meet a SM. i8-2< felssaxst; a ------irt.-r-‘»4fter*dshlp.-Ad».5195------' res. l^tmg new~tfniys.imd . "• 0 MONesi-GlflL------— ** OOLOEHVEARS issiu* romance. Adi.1240 T1MEW1LLTEU ' Easygoing OW-fashion SWCF. 49. e r ^ NOTHING COMPiWES 2 ' h ^ ' a t noMAmicATKEAffrT » hMrhom7sw&. <$6$ LETS MEET SOON ■ng oowimg t.»h.r.g iWF 0 ^ compaMonship and T1RED0FQAUE84UES u the Mona bsa. Niagara ' smile tii ick iKJin^^sockj lur OytMng, romuik SWF. Fun-loving, pretty SW mom. Ho 20. y , raddM brown hair, Honesi. Wendly DWF. 34,53* Maks p«ns, r movies, books ^ SF 21.J8.* tor LTf< 25. 59-. brown hair, hazel WoWorrt, green eyes, with vaned convofsat^n ISO SF “ 47 'is ^ tnd more, A3i.l208'’^ «yes, hopes to get aequelnted nieresis. looking ter a virtu- ___ Seeking Fonalcs Ad. 1265 ISO CIR ;witn a smcere, warm-hearted oos SM. 24-50. w«h a zest lor ------^ I honesi t) GIRL FOR LTR SM. FRlENOFORUnl life Adi.l 172 NC wtBig,ti»hing,caflWBw ISO ‘•OOi>0K AT THE FUTURE Outgoing. 1 ISO honest, trtentfy. easygo-, MAKE A CONNECTION . ®SWM. 21-35, who is ective. ' ''*« NO HEAD GAMES PLEASE tor poMlbl* L m Adi.1343 •nergetie and Involved In klo, Itlendiy. open ^ 30-40. Good-kK■lookmg SWM. 34 5’11* SV/M. ;s 56. 6 . >« tJ9 SWM. 48-57.'caH J» 9!50^''0 SWF. 22, mothor. * MS.BUflBl£S lumorous SWM. 42. 5 T . i jie.1320 i vl Wu*-*yoir»d blond. w « i^ ..in eeyes onjoyscamp ' CASUALDATWO ' A di.tiM U„ SWF. 49. 5-4*. nwsum buUd,4 5'7 . grewi eyes, wants a LTR * Unique SWF. 44. dark tna75ibs . brown hair, bkas boat- SWEETTHWGS *1who eniovs lishina '"3 ''^'"'’9,nmg motoicyciing SHF. 20. 5-4*. iSOIbf..15, whoa hoTMSt. esiygolng.0; with a SWM, 2200. v*ho#e LETSTALK hair/eyes. enjoys candtoWdtfi- -’g, 2 ;, water skiing, camping, g. kjng walks, carnivals |vvF*4aattiactive « * ' ouioomn rtfe down-lo-earth, likes dinlnb,g InteresU indude onytlilr>g oot- m ^ m ^ walks and good sygoing SWM. 22. 6-2*, >■56 AO. 5252 . brown haJr/oy»f.iik#imu»lc. Upbesl. anroctive SWPF. 47. cor ’Olofcycies and spedal Bmes E as5il».. w mod-um.buat, • Wue- conversation • ISO an ' ■ movMt. dancing and quM nth kids ISO sporrianeous 1?5KJR> s blond, enjoys W»wt.ng. Oing SF, 24-42. with a «V50« RELATIONSHIPREI ’ * • v w ^ at honw. S««ksT la iilua.flgured. mulbple Ifflerests, a c jn-loving SWF, 28-45, kkjs senio of humor swM . 20 hopes to share quality itme Um 20 58' 170IDS ' 20-29, who wanu 10 CUTE4BUBBLV SWEET DflEAUS- ^ umes.Ad».ii61 SIOg SWFF wrwho can eipross OANCEWtmUE fishing, playing cards and dent, sincere SWM, 35-55, ti« ■n her mmO Ipr LTR kj blonde hair. Uuo eyes, enjoys - m Ai .. ii s 7 _ :______^ 5rired ; ol bead games? This LErSGETTOCETHER ‘ ICT-SCOOUT! ------VrtvwCF.-58riso tnonayiay— Iravel.-Seek* « SWM.-80-7tr-t:— iTMHng,-dancing: rodeo'and— >Ho^t«nded-oflrmomr3S.— SVVN SM. N ^. 47-«S. wno would s. tho outdoors, tryim 10 meet a WM.-ie,-5’5-,ttttt-halr.^-pJH~ ^ C l 2 0 5 “ OOWGMYWAY? 1^3'i r . blonde hair, green eyes, ‘■•‘w» « working on molorcyclos, 5-1^ ' rock cJ.ms,ng. hunting ISONI» NICE GIRL SVm. 25-45. Who shares the M s. She enjoys • wide variety ouid< }. Inonflly SWM 38 X?AS5./gr ^ . LTR. j o>1 li mierests and is looking to ISO*-ildoors, riew opportunities, hair/eyi S ’lro'sir,',.?? . TREATUERKWT s r . 130lbs.. brown hair. me.neet an honesi SM. 24-50, fbr and>0 SF 18-26, lot Iriendsfiip hunting libs. brown nair ; A a AROUND GOOD ouyly Fun, energetic. taJkabve SHF simiijr . mtofost; enjoys lisnjilishing. camping eyes, enjoys horseback riding. Irieirtendsh.p first. Ad».1158 Ad».(d»S239 SF. 19-. • SWF. 42. 57*. l3Slb»..JS.. ’8. 5 -4 -r ISOIbs.. b ^ri COUHTRTGAL mimusk:, dancing, works along ISOCUSSIC " r • romantic w,ilwalks snoppmg intj h a i r ^ s . enjoys sporis.1. SWF. 52. 5'6*. Uonde hair, ththe ocean, woukf like lo gei GET TO KNOW UE LETS HAVE FUN londly tunny SWF LETS PAL AROUND 47 yoa ^ lOf ^ l/iondsnip . “'fy 'SO3 Wu* eyes. Interosls Includo ocacquointed with a romantic kffeetiooaio SWF 32. 5 T . Romt yet Outgoing at t^nes A0/ I 254 Mc«faSWM.3Wa.wt»i p music, movies and romance. S\SWM. 40-45, lor a LTR. 5'S omantic. considerate SWM, »runK everyday, JA -.sr'motor bull ' iKs'si.e.iSOios.winbiown ? r lSOagood.naiuredSWM.49- AcAdMl53 • I, S'5*. 120ibs. long brwm U ''*"'''speed & eicitemeni. mien- who , enjoys pla,mg LlGHTUIHTUPMYIIFE ■ !'' LOOKINQFORLTfl 65,who*n^slilo,Ad«.S117 Ur. Hobbies moude camp. danc>ng anO patt.es 111 holO Wche toitorcn' Ml'. OWU. s - ' , s r - S j twng. eneigetie lunny 50 scox^ng 1 ENSROEDC I am a friendly, lunny, easyoo- AREWECOUPATaLE OONT HESITATE B .lisf^,bttards ano darts '•ng Iriono-.hip anO WF. 25, 5 T . likai hiWno,ng, ■ Ing SWF. 27, 5‘2*. with brown Meet Ihis spunky redhead with WHYWAin a aXikaoSF, f u 44-55. wtw Ukes c w f" ? "f?; ,'S?. * **'’** ômong. A VF 25-4C *-»l.kos • fwlmmtng and cuddling. - hair/eyos. searching for a Ti lamscng.T. Kijnmg > compatibl* SWM. 40-49. wtw MOtbs.. who enjoys njdeos. ^nd warm-iMariod Sw Z 35- MOVtEBUFF OMNEWOMANMAN- Wanu to »(x>U a l o ^ . car*s Mvr.sWrys;. likes • dining out. movies. working wrth horses, hikmg 5, then this charming, SWEET GUT SWM.M. 25, ; 55-, Nona hair. jme SWM, 40. 61- lr>g, ConiJaoral»WM,i5-38.J8. who ean excepl both me andi rodeos and horsebad< fkana. ond most outdoor acbviiios. elighrtui SW mom, 38. 56^, OutgcJigorng. lun-lov>ng SWM. blueI eyes,ey< enioys country uv- " O ib s. enpjysei golfing, sncrw- CALL CA .whoTI bo NmwB and traai•at tnysoo.Ad»,5266 OSlbs . with Shorl Wood hair, ■ 18, 5 molotcyeies ana comp. sKiing.coping, lishing. an- SWPM 51 se ------m* righl. Ad»,1327------Ad».5128 ^ Sh I, 56‘. t45lps., ir>-shape. 'ng.' rno ------U T 8 HAVEFUN~ - I m . ■ho-er'joye-goHing.-rodeos, iikerrerhuntsng.-fisning.eioctrein. ing"Se.-Seeking-a-SWfTZO-SS' '"O'ooti-is,-ISO attractive, physi- ' 'tionsnio «itn a CUnVYBLOND REAOyTOSETTLEDOWN J r lovies, and ail outdoor .crepi 1 likes na«ng agood time . 55'''',g'/. spontaneoui SF. 35- 40-55 N SAa.$24-S A= WWWF. 65. soe 14. erôys' SWF. 49, 5’8-. dark hair/eyes. ^ sorts, wonts to heat Itom SFrepair li and fun LMiungkjf a wnolike bTF, football, concerts, slghisM- desires a tall., humorous ^ JU. Adt.1150______A d•. il l8-2t, tor fun ano LTB ’3' i . ' l S ” ’" IXPECTTME :e. Ing, canjs. open lo sugges- I* 1346 .WILD* . , CRAZY' dancing. horMbodi tiding.,g. boos. ISO a SM. 6^ t o SWM. 43-51, whose pastimes I «»™ e™ ,« deo ' Includ* drtv«s. tho mountains. 9 Lee us help you I SWM.'W. 19.1 5 'If, brown hair ^ iieiirgem St',"'.' 3': IS, have tun wHh.Ad».5257 cookouls and moiorcyclina. S najoVgiiJl’gieen eyes, i.kes snow- HumorousluS SWM 24. 5 tov wrvj likes rom.romance 3.n:m-i f S ’X , K , " . " - , S Ei f ■ JSOASPEOALCUY rding. horseback rioma i~ ''b s .. blue-eyedi blonde, hiking, campmimpi^, toaeos .-irv; M, 10-30. who's confldont. Ad*,5l09 | i moro. ISO a committed musiacne,he, enjoys hunting fistimg ISO LT M noi Motltiical. Mutt lovo^ SWF. 22. 5-5-. 140lbs.. longI FEELYOVRETHEONE? 4 test Face Foi ~ s SWF. 18-27 and campng ISO SP SWF. 28-3939 A< Ad. 5243'^ ChinoM loodi Ad«.132fl blonde hair, blue eyes. WS a r w a r d ! E H H0 . enjoys reading, wntlm. SVifF. 22, 5'5*. 137tos.. I ! onal ad and becomi IG TOGETHER UJUSTIUOKTDTKEt . brown hair. Uue eyes, dream, ir'-i* Tie eligible to HONEST 4 caring' Aa?'l*2£2î2 ” Outgoing SW ing ol meetlt>g a SWM. 22-32. SWM, 22. 6 2- That puU thai certain tpoiit usasx'isj: ■ Honosiest SWCM, 30, blown hauioyes ' bock In tho «yt% ol tt^t ovt-rt- 22-32,Ti«, N/DÂdl.5261 jwfto shares her imerests In IN TIMES AHEAD onjOys hiking.>ing. Wking swim, hooMt, toya). «Jend«r camping, lishing. bicycling « F n e n j:;^. talkative SHM. 28 mmg ano mos ?; ISOUYUATCH !and sports. Ad«.5l04 VM most sports ISO SWCPF. 22. who kkes nth- _ _ - simiiaiar cpersonality, tot LTR 5'6’, t45lertdshlp.Adf.525« . meet ' a WS SWM, 25-30. M A complete 240I8S.,IS., I rod hair likes bowl- .L-nGUREDGUY SWM 20 6.6. 1 180ibs Diown E»p*rtaoco oHvourfWMtost - whose Interests Include camp- square dancing, hunting. Humoiousus SWM.'38 s e* hair, crystalli Wu< Wue eyes enjoys dfoamf ol lonfromanc* wtih*1 COMPLETE MYWORLD ing,I spans, movies and chil- >g. rodeos and mote blue oyes.S. likesI dogs, runtmg bowlmg OidOIifuOOimg going oul..; V .DWtall.»lwid«tWF.36.wno0 Acliw SW mom. 28. 5'6-, dren. t Ad*.S099 ■ mg loving, tiiondly lishmg. COme«^ coi movies ana campmg moio J lik«» Iho outdoor!, lour- R C H MAKE ygo-iucky 6w f 40M] romantic: evenings e ISO SF ano iong walksfMkTis6‘!viri:t'i!!lo ; ' y SWM. 25-40* ' (r.cnoshpp I ISO a humorou*. outgoing.J. ■. ing. rodeos, horseback ikJing, Pelile. f outgoing SWF. 30! S'S’. ■ 'ull»1 h o u r m assage • Ma iiion posnwy moc# *'!• 523C ;. hunting and fishing, Adi.5240 lOOibs,. > brown hsir/eyes. ■ianlcure thTHWKtNGOFYOU i 'A a7?5^'® searching lor 0 loyal, lun-lov- P ed icu res '• Facial • New do (Hat an tne lun wo ean t«ve ° ' ' ■ CHECKrECK rr OUT I > BOUAHTICiSJNCtnE mgt SnrM. 30-39. who likes ■ lalrcut o r Style) her! Modium-buitt, eon- SUM SL SHADY Oulooing Goal-«rler»ied SAF. 20, seeks v Health cjub members #ioWM.35.i.kessoftDaii, l m not. but bw sombona o( hinn SWM 3V 56'56- ; ' fiESPeCTFUL wafks. horsebock riding and ' : r s h i p sideraiov camping. Adt ,5103 ^ ...... drag racraces. spQ/is ISO an caliber A; r hji.,1 e,o-, ISO SWF. 19. 5'9*. 170lt>».. 22-30. wtio can tiMke a diner- ‘ g5r^ûii.rgu,odWF25. . X " ; r . 14 lo' UR Gnicyl f. MAKE THE CONNECTION rt.Y2sa,"zs:.i5SS. oulanoimnfrwtsinn 'O.lQinQ — C B E A n w ry .------'try nifi* Inmgi T ------■numo«iS~*r5^,™ ke^* ' LETS TALK SOON 5 l^^nODUCEll YOURSELF ^ L o m o o S r a ...... t moiofcycling, concorts. desires an upbeat SHM. 18- Goo TREAT UE RIGHT SWM.- 5252. 6-. t96»bs.. edu- S ^ ,rA S ?^ '■ Do you like dancing, picnics, i Good-humoied SW mom. 2J, Hurry■ry and call ihiS'outgoing Easygo soil-employed, likes •porta, bowlino. cooking, 19. whoa* pasilmet include . j-4- :time4 he? lamily timM. ISO on hon«»i. (odeos and yard sales? Coll k 54*. fulMigured, auburn hair, SWF.'F. 21. 5'5*. 155I&S.. with 140ibs , no. ail sports ISO . CENUIllUINENICECOY HAVETIME I SWM.ai<35.NfS.c»dfug#. m old-tsshfoned SWF. 75. I Biuo eyes, loves • movies, longI 1 blond hair, blue eyes, fflS lA S il?.”P 45-50, tor LTR FnenOiy. kinkina tet,tea SM 62 SWM.'M. .IS 5 11 ! lov«t Udi and I r ^ life to■ s r . brown hair, green eyes, muste. most outdoor octwiies, who>d d love 10 hoor Irom a sm. 301 s r . 178lt8105, enioys li(o '^Sios Dtownjwn nm.r mtim.M. [ seeking a SWM. 70-60. tor COMPETE ME hope imping and mo oul- ^ i" moetmgngnnaci.>«S;vr nn Iha lullootl Ad«.1302 rwposta hear from an honest, coto.c*. caring SWM, 21-32. who 2;?; SF; 18-35, lot LTR. MUSTlUSTB HUMOROUS companionship. Ads,5129 Beautiful B W F . 18. 5'4'. “Mfing, 'If' oosygoing SM, 22-30. share! lOking tot a tiionoiy ^2-30 wno0 likeslil (-jhinj , tSOENERQETiCUAN res her intetosis in movies. 112lbs.. Uond hair, blue eyes. P'OliJtolerably a cowboy-type music,uc. lively Chets, and oul- SEAI Outgoing. 60 ^ho , 01, aionj Ptaity, hlgh-splrll«d SWF. ONEOFAKtHO lEARCHINQFORFUNT- 5‘/-. •_S H F . 21. 6-i:.1258>s.. enloys—Ukos ^ Ihe simple things In life Ad«. _ Ooorarnctiwilos.AflU-Wa______SWM_ 3ineisanoenH»,smo ------47,sV.»l«ndwwllhcufv«:— 4_19_8'_1651bs..-blu*— lO-Ot-hoOOies-l-OO------ACLTNEEtJvEEtnrvcu:— ^ ' N/S. enloys outdoors, hors*-: f t ^ . camping. ISO cheer- "hand'"** £ 'sM*{e'^7^ to ------iniMORUE ...... t VfflEREAREYOUT * lul. honest, culo SW/BM, IS- . l Compais'onaii!naiii k.na-hiMii- back rkJing. ATVS. camping, Sible monogamous' LTfl J!l'»rhis very outjo«g SWF 51, Kind.h cooking. huntiiKi. quiet,1 3 0 M .H M . . Ji J-hoatted SWF 16, 5’4-, 18-30! Ii lOvies. seeks humorous. WiLLiLLINGTOTRY 00 SWW 27 6 2' rscili-. Ad».5096 5'5-,> 5 , l2Slbs.,'Monde hair, I20ibslbs, blown nail, hopes 10 rnwn,0. loiLTR.Adi.5177 ^ o T oe '"* outgoing SF 18-55 SWM. 45, 5 . Wuf ..'.e-, ISO limes, cuddling, l ^ a Und. ALLINOOOOTIUE ^ )toon eyes, likes campmg. moot < Mncim. hon,.^- MAKE MT DAY______°ook >L0 S W M .J t^ . shfl,„ <^WBiWBOY MEETS COWGIRL AOu.iSm easygoing.. ; SWF. 50, seeks a responsiUe — , :ooking,-'norsobock-tl8ing:— h o r~interests in tfanemg, HAT R U LOOKING 4 " '’t'- 1 tsr 'I'.'nasmi twiTtSr-'jirass SWM.55^»,Shoto^d«w. . Upbeat ^ SWF. 20. enjoys tish- nard< g w.iiks mu-.'c . Intefetit, lot possible rela- j lardoning end goil, ISO a -movie:nesônd rock ctimpmg. ■ Ing, horses, outdoors, good ing,r hunting and quality hme hum!lumorous SWM, 46^58 witti a Ad> 1, ooking cu:l.Tin-; Honsnp.Adt.i2M . Omos , at home, bowling snd Looking ij tor a warm-hearted. aToai X f & i . ’ss . ; S H : ■0 outaoors .in ; honest SM. 21-27. withsimiiar ®IToat personalty. Ad».1ii)0 rtSMS^So5!S;g'!;r2“ un. humorous SWF " ^ ®'- LETSOOOWNEH ‘Shared i times, Adt.5232 ^ LETS MEET SOON 36. tor L o^begihiâ lait.ng 5.,^ imerests. lor Irlendship and 0 SO MUCH FUN pioa„ or LTR Ad»,1237 movCs • SHF. 25, 5-r, wth blown FUN Taytes AWAIT PC isant, nnroclivo SWF, 34, s. long diives. lairs tnenoship A possiblo LTfl. Ad*.5089 This'his sociable SWF, 20. S', 5’9', t AIL OF ME Iriends.' I halr/eyes, honest, enloys SHF. • 20. 5 T . Who’S lun. oner- , t45ibs. wiin brown hair, Honosi 1 events, seeks SF 34- FUN-LCI-LOVINC TIMES • 'PlNTERESTI’ESTED. CALL . lamily. the outdoors end SOMEONEUKEYOU 30ibs , brown hair, tooking to gioenin eyes, en|oys working S'5*. t SV/ N4M t,1 f, 5 Pi'fSOn.iOle Cu neot a sweet, kind and out lilt ’• 't K '^ p 'I u r e 'y ^ i - '■ ' ” 3 OisaWod S\ Pr® e»f,« Brown-holred. B. ha:el-eyod lilting woightj. hiking and onfoys I LETSENJOYUFE 157I0S, witr .IS: SWF. 19, 5-11-, I60lbs..l(^»8 omantie SM. 21-26. who spons'IS Hopes 10 share quality outdoori (or dinnws and good limes. - horsebackhJ ndmg, (istilng, jves drawing, painting and iimo I v with nn indepenBoni. who enj< 51. 5 tov 165IBS. • p"loy»«'"'n 0 i'or .. Ad#.1209 z i ' s s : f camping, hiking, drawing. ISO iuslc.Aaf,it84 conWflIdem, earing SWM. 28-40 s'; UVBWIREWANTED spontaneous SWM, 19-23. 1136 Ad».133 trjnm.^ C.n:C.n!; : TRVHUOS NOT DRUGS . DREAUIHCOFYOU ' ” 'h r J:. 28-50. i eating honest' ‘■'''f’ *'>* 52 SWF. 30. 5'5'. .easygoing, Aittaclh«,fun-lov(ng.seN'Sul- { Ae a 5 w F 2 8 g r “ S H H fldonl SWF. 47. fuB-llgurod. ■ NOW,iowtoifte aiea this lomantic. COUUONBOND ' _ |2 IS COMPANY active tottotLTHAa. I 1296 • AREYOYOU THE ONE? .i&oui .ir«v Ouroonurooni'’ncii. enjoys the outdoors, horse- , CANYOUREUTET comK back riding and animals, n omksal and ettiactivo SWF, Honestesi. intoiligoni SWF. 23,- 1. 551,5'9-. I65lbs, N'S, LETLETS HAVE FUN Easygoing} r nonojt SWM 5? . 43- S2.''0 [sVa'liwI? SVVM. S^S'lw SVSWF. 41, 4'10*, taoibs.. dork 35,5, 5'4',£ blonde han. green S T. bl BS wun,brown n.i,- RESCUE Looking for an honest, sin- >; Nor^de hair, dreaming ol meet- eyes. blondo hau. blue eyes. 0 41,5eMG$i0s,Mn0- 5^' '50'os 3CUEME cere SWM. 25-30, who's rienashlp,.enjoys ! everything Nc yes. enioys relaxing si home, likes mmu»«, tho outdoors and is'q SWI Shy at (Itsi. eaiing. " " f “ ue eyieyes e-i,crys amr,; 5;,^^ 55 j5 .5? lunny r,i,^ . J iromscamping i'o Chtism,as. Ing a coring, kind-hoailod ine 01 S “;»; drug-frea.Adi.i2e7 le outdoors, good convetsa- mov.esies. looking tor 0 kind- mtotosis humotous Shine m -tt.’- ' SWM. 41-55, whose hobbies tionsians and waler spoils, looking nonrtiK »R*'ATv'r'*So''sF^31*: eil)ning'5'’soS > ., ;;"swf“S' LETS HAVE FUN tod. sincere SWM. 23-30. uoatodISIS, W who likes being naSCAR -in; '0. -1 1 RG044AIRED MOMMA 111'include camping, convetsa- tor 01 ooo'-o'iented who Iik.likes cniidren. with simii.1t Id iiko , a lady Ad. 1331 40 cu ,"’ ' siniii,,- . 3 5 '3 s aa;a a .tr . r ? SWF. 19, 5'9*. 170lbs., witn , , lions and mototcycdng sWMWM. 34.47. 10 show her interest X S?tW :,273 Ad.5^^3 ‘ long brown hair, easVgoing, ' SUpboal. energetic SW mom ' Ad«,5078 An n,our%'ound..Adt.iiai osts Ad».iOOO ^ MESSAGE ME pottionalo. )U READY’ 24.5’8-.145i5s.. auburn hslri Jing SHM, 23. ST . OUTOUTOOORSMEN >-O0KI3KINGF0R.. c , . INTRODUCE YOURSELF CALLNOWI I2‘5?b°s"' "lit. SWV .■ ■ hajol oyos, ISO aiitactivo. SHOWHELOVE - Moonn, s . black hsit, O'own swM. 44»4 e 6.160I0» slender That sonu^jn•orii. 5WCi,V SWM 5 •••“ 'i'-nm .'' 5 lun-ioving SWM. 20-30, for ArrAre you a poiMnaUo SM, 20- gWF : ih-s personnWo SWF. -12, oyos hki rown nair .tne groon 63, 5 10'■ 200IOS qooo r,,„ 1,1,0 num.'1 for a SWM. 2?f.37, whos WF. 46.56-, 1281bs, iookmg who’s»ISO 15 n spiniuai, romantic ushmg likes camping, ti.king, „,|t, btowr honest, (oving, caring and a 25. who enjoys mugic ar>d 1-, nioysineoutooorsand neatin enjcy- » Itiquiel times? Contaci this out- r an optimiitic. patieni ond SWM,1. . 21-40, over 6'2‘ and Seatchm. looking (01 an oulgomo 'nO travol .inc must like kids for on advon- ^ jmicei SWM. 47-57, who ovor 2 îng foi n SF la-S? ?M*'5"kJo[i' OPEN HEART ?olgoing, fun-loving SWF. 19. 5’, 220ibs Hor miaiosis - open, (or tiionajnip , s w F 40-480-48 iikos to un»- SWF 60.655 w. ,in ,i? ,::;‘ ,^ u-Suk' Adf,l285 . ,,F. I40I0S,. brown he.r, tor a pos- tatos ner lovo ol ino oul- includede long walks, arts & Adt.f33C330 ol nnd moono ouiooois Ad* 1 ?^ ests. tor Inenojhic ti tirsi -o(r(>r,nin(j 'SW SWi f" J. ' ..F/iondly. SHF, 48, .-ST.- •sible relationship. Ad».5077 ' JOis.-lout-wnMlmg.-hunting emits1 Oiond pioasant convene- . ~ HOL lOMANTICHAN 'A0« 1202 Aoi.52it- TRUCK ORIVINa LAOr I70ib8 ’ , blown hair/eyes, ISO oviosônd candlelit dinners tion Adiftdf.5066 Thnt conÔL■EINMVHEAnT nOM Easygoing SWF. 53, 5'3‘. honest, ^ outgoing SM. 30-38, NO ONE SAID ITS EASY AW ? :on only t>e Mied tjy you SWM 34 e ( 230IUS. enjoys T1“ETOSHkRE E^ A GIFT TO THE FUTURE brown hair, ilkos reeOing, lor „ Irlendship. Enjoys dancing, SWSWIF. 24, 5'6'. 220ibs., brown •, ONE-ON-ONE . inq. inlelliQoni. imcoto movios dnnsmg dar muSiC. long Oulgoma. unt Wt,l 33 f movies, meeling peopto and holi icekmj n SWF 21-10. core SVVM 3! bowling, cooking, counuy "! hair, searehing loro SWM, 21. • ^ ^ LEAVE A MESSAGE Atlonliv,livo. boaulilul SWF. 32. neous tF II , 18-30 i'm iponi.i- wiiiks seek s r s s i music, movies, walks, ISO other ° oclivities, Ad».52l2 • 35. who shares hor imerosis in SWF,«F, 27. 53'. Wood, lovos 5'6‘ 13. .. funny WM, JJ, S t r «i,o iikos ' 135IDS . WonO hoit, Wuo 2t0ibs, 3inj7 tnmgi flo. 1277 mg. cnmpmjling • moisicycios vi!j *" eonunn SWM, 4 5-^, with similar INTO «y ARMS *p«spending iimo with Iriends, boiogMog aiouno people Enjoys eyes. likesiik. Iho outdoors, danc- oul. fisnI , like moviei, Cmmg e'lioy doinn ifll0t08l8,Ad»,128t \f, concorls and sports . hiking.'ing, waier »knng and Om, mg nndnd gtent convoisations Ad« t329^ . n g and campm„ , iniSTIAN VALUES MS ISO SF jo-45 aojiies to me,'*., Ad«.5078 ingJ Lc Looking lor SWM. 28-40 . Hopmg ctiilo-t-n ,ina ti.Ki- swoi'l lo' pOi.m'> sec WHAT HAPPENS , S' ig 10 meot an oiti.tctive. n c.i-.-g SWM 30. »,milflf inioros■osts AO. S?6S ■ m.-|.fi,ioo’ AaiAaiV.,-' gtving SWM, 49-59, for l?leiw- FINO OUTTOOAY' imorous. good poison.Hiiy honorn&nWe SWM, 29-39. with c, _^nLlTHEVOIO voiQW i,ioporiion,ito ■ -..onsf Ot humoi LOOKIW ship, enloys horses, dogs, swSWF 18. Wonde hair,.cryslal • >0 loves ® k«s Adf 11.15 (nmiiyvj■ values Adt 5065 WM l l i INGFORYOU AN ALL AMERIC«RICANCU‘ srararua ksntng, •• camplri, hunting and wur I' lovikmcj (O' II SlVF EnsyS^mg hair and greon ovos, seeks a Uuo eyes, has a wide vaiieiy HOME RUN JXrSHOOKUP ^ hikirig, i'l“ tiifc 6'3^2Mim''!*c^^s biking, skiing, soeliing -21-40 ,vho >v«o 1', nbn«5i c.inng , emolionnily St$tai5rS'VM'’29 o'ôiijriiM -Vc!’ SWM. 45-50.10 shaie good T, ol Interests, looking tonward to intiovelovetied, luii-lisutod SWF. Cnbu.1l ; 000.1 MTsoothumoi dad 6 . 200't limes with. Ad»,1269 ...... s,!:meeting a SM.18».Ads.50ao 27. s' <1 SWF. 21. brown hait, txled. secuie F. 44.54. nno rwis 000 WDi b.Own tl,|r( W,1lkf, kulr, ,|tnr?,l . 5'3‘, blonde hau. biuo gtcon oyos, 0 IS intotosiod m ndshiplirsi Ad. 1328 Ao. t27dy enioys cookiiJking umcng oul hMnn.i .rî.-n-.v.j OOOOWOUAN AS ONE IN OUR HEARTS LETS CONNECT eyes.os, likes camping. Diking mootingng .I’SWM. 21'2S «sno COD :ig Miow Jk.inrt s r ni -o a;h v . MiKhievous, lunny SWR 3«. 100 COMES FIRST HE C< SWF. 51. 5'0‘. 130lbs.. Happy-go-lucky SWF, 44. d «sofiboii Hoping to meet on.ovsi no'sebeck r ndmg and SWCM. . .. blonde hair, areon eyes, 5'4‘. medium buiid. enjoys 1. 22, 5'6‘, leoibs. SWM.30.«ir":;",:??’O_»ittio.jrvon.ri jiutf nnOs ' ”" mowios“ i: so . S S S , :CT MATCH ] pomiing, camping, Itshina, 5'10', I23lbs.. dotk nair. thatIt specialsp SWM. 26-40, with motor bckosb.i Ad. 5062 ewoys roc enloys Iho ouldoors. oni- brown oyos, eager to moei an' fo'>"Vnily 'values. Ad. 1174 tock climbing, hunting, eyos nno , mals, water skiing, horse- !P outgoing, clossy SWM, 35-60, •OOORSMANWANTEOI d ^ g ^ ' “ ■ S A I S J W S baek riding and dancing. "" whoso .ntorosts Includo lish- TAKE NOTICE ' This courountry girl is waiting tor A0« 1325■fi3‘”KRn,.'S-. s r s s ': >25 live III SWFS W S W 5 W : IS0SWM,45-55,Adf.1266 in^, l;aveiing and camping. , ^ -ique, 0 - luiMiguied SW, 40. you' Sh(;no is a SWF 52. se '. , qve I I AdmÔi IT COULIULOOEVOU .W^SrO.: ' TRY MEI biono hoir, giorn oyes. iSQibs». .'wtih Wonde hnit. ISO f w „ VEIS ALL WE HEED »n'P‘«stAoSmVE ENERGY’ l.-^;0'bnek SV, ALL I REALLV WANT IS aiiiôalis and the out- n odvonn IS',,.:;. seev. h«.•OEVELOPSoe, i GIVE ME A CHANCE jnlurpus.hiindsomonnd ninded WM. 34. 6 r P0Sm\. . ff.. , . . i50ibs. blow JIS. seeking a tait. active coting ; , loves cnmping. hum- Intoiiigom M °rX"i5!"£ H. tllractivo SWF. 24, 5’6‘. SWM,: I SWU. 45’55 wno mg, fisliini i . a ”"W “$ hanging out Ail'i W'-' ■>' brown hair/eyos. likes lish- sr' ara.n ;.:'. «« /M, M-45. with an nppieei- onjoysi d.incmg,d. ino outdoors, outdoors.hing. looeos. atrytt^ng IBSiOS. wilt turning l,in,„i, (i-.ri..ii: ■ hair/oyos, hko camping. b(»t- ?10ibs , blown hair. Interests anonjn, tor1 Ihe counuy nto hoisos. IS. ISO WF 2000 • Blown oyoS i™' ■ ” ?;■ rno outdoors 1 V B-Vi'Oi'-.hiii . • .1 M ing. walks, camping and nclude sporis, lomily octivt- A d»il movies. ISO lilendly, outgo- ies, bicycling and walks. ISO ^ '^ 5 Adn 5061Mt Kids okaysoking tot LTR. as 1 am nno nowi noir N ? r . s r : ; I on cats i s o s t , Ing SWM. 42-52, with slmilat 7S.rK"M o' C s ;ay Ad*.I324 SF 25'29. I VOU & I, • . Inierosts. lor IrlondtNp. pos- '?! i lun,loving SWM, 20-35, with good corwei iip"'infl "I'ljsi'iu ' siWoLTn.Adf.t247 .SVl”wT’rsS:"'»>,tS!5S 15Umilar intotesis. Adi.5073 ‘ ' • Blo lelationsr lUst, Ad»,5207 s, rttOni'!. C.lil’l'-',! AHEARTAnACK '* SERIOUS REPLIES ONLY JHY AT TIMES' 00^,TTBEb FAKE' nik.ny ■ .,11 si'.'-i-, COMMON BONO FrierViendty, roioxed SW mom, 25, i m bro«® £e more ads £ nonejt SHM 3: ~ , , Wiii.noi hoppen when wu d n iin e vlovng soy .19 T,Cr-'''iv lind love with the tight per- ■ Honest,Ho romanlic, amusing S'9*,i'9“, blown-hail,. ha2oi eyes, . ■ ' • ~ ' • • • ■ i- r wilh » son. Sensuous SHF, IsO SWF, 58; 5'6‘. N/S. biown l«*iMking torward 10 meeting a ; movies. irnvD ^keCiL'j,vi?inn ■’ long,hairod SM, 32-49, intei- hair, bluo eyes, enjoy rodeos, SM,!M, 21-35. who Shares her . , 1 il . II I I W W W/.magicvalley.com .I n > * r ■ Seokir pcet.y; ISO .m ’• ilgeni. who loves Iho out- computers, «or animals, spodi ilerosts m camping, movtes. uncoufngmo. 16-2-1. wno IS Out- SHARE MYIY WORLDWQ : doors and sports. Wailing lo movies, *"0 music, seeking SWM, musinusicandchiid>en.Adi.5000 ILSJI!!-! ■ • r " • wilh Ao» 12; uoinu IS pri»! hear Irom you. Ad»,1217 . 46'82. 48' oltoctlonate. kind, to - BEAUTIFUL m BLUE EVES, I —” IED OF GAMES (in.ViOA Ao> f-C shero good timos. Ad*,5200 ^ ^ ' TIRED I a s r , , ’:’..;-,; ^CATCHOFTOEDAV •ery posittvo nnd upbeat SW I r .•or O f customer servic(ce, call 1-71§::634-';I V fiy tn o x t. SWM. 50 rURE AWAITS • moini-.. i-v.-v ...... PflMlonale SWF. 40, 5 'f. ^ BALANCEDWOHAN mom10m. 26. 5'6*. avetaBe'buiil, » - / 0 ‘» y 1075 ''>'''”5 coo** "'VS...... J . luii-tigured, easygoing, Oulot. Oul conlident. humotoui withIlth blonde hair nnd blue jj u , iinnt dmnocs sF " “?^‘'4i. r,;r“ socuro. kives movies, diniin SWF SW 44, 5’6-. 220ibs.. brown eyei,yoi. She enjoys ATV's. camp- ? Maie ' A Asian C Cnnitinstian p Piotcsjcnai ISO S ; ? sat(.. y and tomantic, i50 An,inîg appearing gi htin J Heart mull 0 iiai-t^ I'n' ; di.5060 ■ ages» PaiPatlwimj n Hmii 2 M«fl m^si W 1 B vmileaiioroiott HsanJ jtun 4,'iitnaed to in sj'^r.’.'!io"s? ■ IFOL HEART Psr‘gliI^ô!fkj°g'’{vng \\r 3b S,‘ 1 Genuine SWF. 23, 5*6* ' Adv 10nOMOutltIMkngP«r. ,,B.27 ^ 1. 12S9J ; Levng SHM 4 brtnvn hair/eyes, loves oul' a *Pl" i s s w a * '■D0N7 HESITATE ' »l- mor«gimcvl rWlonjhcj In* puBi.jn*/r rs tn« iigm lo «i» 01 r»|«cl ji» and v< CDn^Tn.VrCJfi ^ doors, animals and good irig ■''O' WF. 38.5'4".onj5J« camp. Shy, 1 «t meet in* iiinij.iroj ol »«»c:»nc« ot irirj> nvnnpapetn* T>ui putAcalivi tiium«i no>lv0<*lnt700uctwntw um SIMSTOUI S S s K , ,iilwiijt ' ! iuni,H GETTOGETHERREi tiy, sweet SW mom, 28. 5'2‘. rooivfo ol lt s penonti iftww.nw nMSen ana anro»Ki SWW. 24. . C. C'. 145lbl wonae ir>g SHF 30-3838 I'O kiuj N B OoUiDir.j (un j.v 35, casual at First, lor adven- drawing, dra« painting. ISO an hon- share onong t# SOI »nd •nsrij.ng m*«l»cticnlHlonir».tn»nin^ph{in»t»ii Toucmoiwon* pnon* ctltrs wil t« e^»n miHuclions?09p»ifr.(W* |Pkrt99c . n.T’ Who eyo no iliug< np Wuri-.-.C’O ixonoi' luie. laughs and mote. osl. esi. caring, consUetale WM. timesnes with a kind, caring a kxci'ic•CI'IC ao. Cirwis mM ot l*msl* {.Mtings s'Vl ons on hew to inccvxj la tun. loves I chi childrer. ,enmp.ng swenrmg r>o0 ( gnn5193 I'V) u>* 0«t»mitcn Fo> bni i»;«>t m D18Tlm»«.N#wt,TwtV iln F > Ili, I d a h o S u n d a y . MarchMi 25, 2001 .. ( H l t ’ s B E l a l n l u J i a i 3 LINE / ^ ______E S $ 1 ------, l a D•AYS i I 1 3 : For item ^ J SaiTieTsTunes^SinvB C aIII l 733-0931 E>Ext.2 or 677-4■4042! f i ’ H HORSE Palom ino g^dlng BEET BE PLANTER 6 njw Mil- PASTURE QATE WAN'ANTED 4 10* alum- HA(AV RETRIEVINQ R E F R1IQERAT0R IQ I used Stmduy, M arch 25.20. 2001 • t^yrs.old. 1 $700. Call lon. ic 2 Oandy boxes. HYD TB’galvanized. 7 S25. gate<]sled pipa. 30- king with T.S.C3.C. Hay Retnavlno. e id aby b y side, s I9cu,ft. exc. 732-8274 ftmarkara. $1200. Cell C < atl324-6113 OVOS.B 30*io* kayhoieI or rectangu- CallillCon«t420^)133 cond.I. AlmondAll S495. Cail — HbftagfiALit— A<36-9966 ______PI5iIdkiitT Beat Manager, larar openings.01 Good cond. or280-0839.B 0 654.22112210aflar6p.m. April 14, 2 0 0 1 .H o r i e i :ail643-SM1B TH E ACE:e s o n b r i d gGE* BobbyWoltr ' “ ✓ B E W S h A H E S ^ 12 row. 1999 model Uke Caiii shown (rom Sale CO sh a re s fer rent nainaw, S9500/best offor. wATER a te SHARES 804 I beginsI a l,1 p.m.Elmort 733-0404 or 733-7612 539-2064 or 037-9146,H shares,Twln 5 Falls Canal. ^ I r BUILDING I CountyFaIr I Qrounda n bSET SHARES sharos 5aDADDLES Colorado Sad- ' Maki,(akaofl«r20&-362-3501B m Q M ATgRIAL D e a r M r. Wolff: “ A N SW ERDR: : Yes, it is dangerous to Qlana F trr y . ID.for Inlo lor rent: Cell 423-4705 dierv. diei 15*. H orfullrloged. wheCHEEL UNES (4) cenler At duplicate, oppone3nents vulnera- bid threele diamonds. But I would Juti 20B-366-2S50 — a n r — 1 or 423-5017. raw hide tra a . blanK ela. movinove w heel lines. 6* & 6’ ■ » ble. LHO opensi a weak two . bid it anyinyway. A cautious pass HORSE TRAINER CTCASE 1290 • David Brown S500. Ozark leather. 16', maJneIn lines. Call 678-0369 ■ ANTIQUES» I o H aVBI v e I Pit run gray- spades (0:10 HCP).P). followed by would )utput too much pressure on . New 10 M agic Valley lor parts. S750. Call lull rigged, rawhide tree. COLLECTIBLES I el/iopaopaoll, economy Justin Stark H orse Training a- blankets, $600. Uke new VHEEL U N ES Thunder ^ prtoaa.a. RupertP area. Cail lid I reopen or partner ififi two spades is passed to 677-4099 two pusses. Should 208-539-7490,1 -i batwing c h aps, tall man, blrda. Also 6* & 8* main ■ 5852 s h o u ld I d e fe n d wilwith A K-5-2, him. Besi(isides. irthc play belongs ^ ' 0UTZFeL413Engfna 1%SIOO. Call 206-539-6166. line. Cail 678-2917. ANTIQIQUE barber chair. HORSES 2 oetdinga. kid i SER uaed.Make ______V A-J-IO-8. ♦ A-K-4-2-4-2. * 8 - 5 ? ...... — to your-sii-sidc.:it.'s.just.us danger- ^ ' w/Comell pump, new . 5 = 5 43l-2917or431-4624 Luateitarwara, Belleek. LUMBEF genilo. Coil 324-5270 ...... ■ overtiaul on bom.1500-■ PRA. Coupa'-9l, Foam ._ f l ; LUdrtdro. 8. misc. 326-5267 offer., Caii Cai 734.3747Ji - — NoClubiiuppotppod. 0 ||| » ; T m » o u s to pa as; s s a s it is to bid. t marker.Computor rate gpm 60psl. Heath Planter 706 BOISE-IE'S BEST ANTIQUE SH O P• US US ste e l building, -HOBS.S ' "Ib o x a a a n d parts mako controller. Exc. cond. ■ _ 208-B62-3276.B I FARM ^ SEED & SHOW oreh.I. 22C 0 x 4 0 . w /p ia n s ,. ANSW ER; A pass■ is entirely to o D ear Air.'T. ’ WolfT: *Magic Vallay B rM dara oloffer orJbojh, 645-251 ?■ _f£5 Falrgrounde $42955 oro< consider trade . Assoc. 1st annual tiorse ^ FERTILIZER _ f cuntious. and the \iislwist majority of Partner ofopens one diamond, and ^ •EED WAGON Klft)y,Vety RACfbR Cose MX 110. ThIsFrFriday ■ 5 PM -9 PM for ATV.TV. CatlS43-5S63.Hl expo and salo. Gooding „ IWD. 95 hp. low hours. _____ players would eitherer ddouble or bid RHO over/ercalls one heart. I bid good cond. New floor f” ' 3alurday11AM-5PM sTEELBtL BUILDINO New. County Fairgrounds. ^chains. 423-4010H u ll m a n u l a c t u r e r s ALFA^LFASEED. Pasluro two no-trump. Iff partnerpn Bids one spadede with A A-K-J-lO-9-8-6, mixes. O a i s s Grand Sunday 11 AM • 5 PM 40x32'w2-WASS7990.NOW Marcn3l9t. starts — warranty. Exc. condition, ml) .dmission with retum cliibsaftcradoubIe.ite . i t m a y n o t b e ■ V 10-7-3!s: •♦ -0. ♦ S--1. A fter LHO 9am-0pm. Sala 2pm.B. ~EEDWAQONRMH310 S>52.000. Call 536-S393.H Vailey Vai com seed. Ceil 0.1-800-292-0111. NH-310 B aler. Bob Hamltion Seed as bad as you fear.r. YYour hand is ' pa.sses. paipartner rebids two clubs. h(HORSES 1 m are and 1 RACTOR 1B9S C a ss IH, L BUILDINGS, new Call ee6-2646a 734-3587 or 733-1477. 7 ^ I - much too strong to0 allowa: the dp- \Vhat is niyni’ best rebid after RHO gslding.seoo fl each. 1969 2689 hrs. 100 hp. Please aelli 30x40x12 was GATED PIPE 6000 ft.. ! 200nowS6990. jjonents to steal thithe contract, passes? 4 horse gooso nock « call 2O6-670-7972.a ALFAIFALFA SEED For sale. Bolaa E trailer. SIOOO. 543-8619.a 30‘ poles tanlngatS1.20lb. &up. FProm oted by • 0x12 was $16,400. cn hav e a h e a r t ion llunon, .Sallnan. Calir. -H rRACTOR Usod.modol |jf«‘ SH' Your sid e m ight even 1 Catl733-3196,H !eosocail208-733-Ol4l, Hapisppy 8, Olio Olsen 510.971.50x100x16 gam e! H(HORSES 1991 AQHA 4650 JD . GRAIN DRILL. S27.590 now S19.9- moro, oxc. brood riiare or iRAIN DRILL IH 510. 13; isod 6200 IHC. ROLLER ^ ------— ' • ■ 1-: A N SW ERR: ; Many would jump to a w ithjoodor bqx.jB' spac;___ 30x200x16was -broke-to.rido.-vofy aihlel*. -r '- MRRDW.tiS0d415IHQ> I .S porcelain.-Excel- -$ 5 6 r7760nowS42;990i 6 0 ------■ D e a r M r. Wolff: s p a d e g aime. m tempted by the long, icic. spood brod wilh Rock- ing, oxc.'cohd. S1650. Located in, in Heybum. ID. ^'HAVVORAIN— I ““‘•.'•i Cail 436-9986 ^ condilion, 50-75% olf 1-B00-40<1-406-5126. At duplicate, no vulnerability,vui ‘semisolidid spade suit. However, oot Wranglor. Scolt's Pep- Call First National at I JSTI. 324-8772 eves. ^=-,=_ ipade and LHO with no as py & Threo B ars, S2000. HA'IAY B ailor 4755 '97 mid 800-S66-6242.B RHO opened une spac assurance that you'will P 'ES ■ 3 old antiquos. 807 I Ploaso call 208-4B7-3606. sizo. sl AT oilor. good FACTORS A ttention DRN SILEAQE for saio STOVE! I - responded two clubs,lbs. RHO rebid score 100 winners.\ I.suggest a _ $36 a ton. S300e.)each.Catl644-i6lO; B ^ CL 1 £ T H I N 0 ^ H O R S E S H O E IN G v a n iJ]shapo. S26.000. Days 7,.,'ractor PutIers,(antiquos) . , two hearts and LHOHO jumped to highly invnvitational bid of three Call 536-6666 — ^ Allon Pfow. Gooding, 10. J208-788-3530. ? , j(JD-A. (2) JD-B. Run. _____ ! T A T A T A > “ BOOTS V four spades. I heldj A Q-lo-8-5-3. spades. PartnerPa .should not hung ^ rS Whiio high tops, Twin Falls & surrounding HOllONDA 110. 3'w hoetor, S15(;i500oa.orS4000foroii GOOC>00 FEEDER HAY 1 Tanrnners Antiques si50 or bostb< olfer. Ploase V 8-7. ♦ A-K-J. * K-J-2. I- Did I short if helle h as.th e " right c a rd s.” qiarea. Call 208-934-9281. looks loi and runs good, 3.CI. Caii 834-23141 tonbiin bales. S80. Crostvlow . callIII 20208-732-5272. S500. Cali 543-2026. j R ^ 38-5348 o r 430-2400 • a t a n have enough to doubleibic? , O'LIVESTOCK TRAILER JAILER Heavy duty, lor <38-5 IGAINS QALOREII BRIDALL GOWN,Qi Size 10 mtomfrtnn;inn; Sulphur. Okla. D c o r !Mr.r. \Wolff: V.WW. g o o so n o c k . 16x6’ HOIlORSEhamess..oid.5250. oquiiquip.2411..ram ps,pindlo HAY*Y & Barley Straw. Dairy EVERYTHING EV Alfred Angelo,Ang novor worn. ■ Would youQU approve of an opening twin tv a x le , s to e l. g ood CaCail 644-1610. hilctiiilch.airbrakos.423-M)10 lopIp quality.q Feeder and M I UST GO! S175.CCail al 734-4852 • h q 7 cow hay. 1-800-709- no f ANSWEK: At duplicatecate, one might one-no-tmIrump bid (15-17 HCP) J!cond, S375Q. 536-S393,* ORSE5 TRAILER '90 LO- ÂNTED tractor PTO Dy- C' 3 REASONABLE WEDDINGING DRESS Broain I lamomotor, working 3866. ______OFP excuse a double. At rubberrul bridge, with this} hhand? Cun you give an SAI30LES SA 1- 15* Barrel, gan ga 3 horse slant bumpor n a n ^ 6 8 .« FFER REFUSED taklnd.sizl',slze8.noverwom. ; ondition. 324-58S8*. h AYI • th e double is.not appeaipealing. In any answ er foifor both rubber bridge S300, |- 1- 15* Blue Ridge puoull. ru b b e r m a ts, dia- conc ,Y 1 st. & 3rd c u ttin g . 32020 Main Ava. N. $375. CattCali 734-6919. Ropor, S250. 1-16* mem ond plating, swing oul WANANTED Stool culverts, closooso to town, sell any Tuaa.•t. • Sat. 10-Sp.m. wgQTPQM event, at either gan;ame. there’s and dupliislicate? I held A Q -8 , • r ERN QUEEN , Rsnch, S400. 432-5368 saddle sa rack. S3.350. 30’c0’ or larger. 43B-B382 or amounount. Cail 733-2520.B (Next tolot^ho^lnâlleiv) I S n l,ig. Sizes c 7 thru 10. I much to bc said forar a quiet pass. - V Q-J. ♦► AA-K-Q-10-2..+ Q-10-7-4. e\ Pieaso call 208-324-3323. 436^ evos or 733-0853 days, Pit 36-2400______Y Ailatfa 40T. Prime _____ Zl tops, sequlned & • • Warning declarer of II Df Ihe im p e n d - cnKuari!lanlrd .Sun DlrK«. Callf. SHSHEEP - Ramboulliet owe IHCiC 510 grain drill. 12’ WANTED W TO BUV 3 rd’d. .;2 string. IOT, 4th. a —■ I plain. 1 nmodeling locket. ing trum p stack'is1 likelyiil< to cost lolambs. Some may be wiiwide. S1100. Call 432- IMMEDIATELY IMF 3 point S mm. . amounts 1 ok. For | 802 black SleiS lotscn 6'5/8. Caii ' you at least one trickick in the play. ANSWER:R: As much‘as I like no- prognant. P' Call 352-4246 . 66:B659 or731-9474.M PTOTO rototiller to lit traclor, leasease: corrata. Alao 150 I AFA PPL IA N C E S 532-45491549 1 loavo msg. j o l Wanied older small cowd)w dairy, 324-5082. ■ And.that trick mighight create a trump corrontracts. I would shy D14'disc.S2500. ie;Aca When youou tovenittti in ciuu- SHEEP Suttolk bottle roiroller harrow, S3000. 75 "manure spreoders. maYT FORb SALE 50 lon. FRIQIDAIRE Fl fled, irKlud huge swing. a w a y fro m opening one no-trump 9^ Wantod hom e m ade PU Kiude the pric* ol tht I lambs. Cell fi34-S 550l IN'INT. tru c k 1700 w/Rose ^ a i Md quality 1st crop $75 sell cluloaning oven. $150. item you'ri ot either• game.gt The shortness In box trailer. 324-5658 wu're selling lor tw it ITUmanuro 1 7 bod. 734-7285. .^ pr; ton.ton 654-4347 Cail Cs 825-5596. retulti.1.73S-0931 ? a ; D ear Mr. Wolff: both majoniors is a deficit, amplified Th# (daho S a le rs 77^ 0 4440 Tractor, quad, 4NTED: Older grain dnii , - L _ ------^t-d»plicate;-both-8id»r1einK»nnlr.NrNfw.Orffin*. L«.. ------ateflfa.com.-... SBW M BM IIu’/W nii ilVni tnrtnaiitg t No |u oddiTMMl. - — 5513 nri:.-2 TamotoB, iiii Pi*i=lant, rock pick,-chopr kUm|a-d rnvtlc'!*' I Dabble Bamalt issist. long axles, 50 Se- >^*1haying, m anure/dump PnPnona/fa* (200)828-3768 ?,V UCK. loader, 543-6B8d,B EnEmail: cowgrlOctcweb.net ies Slope, detachable’ ront, 1 ownaf-S20,000, 1993 JD 4086 MFWO piovsliowing & offeel diaking, v , H rractor.2 ramoles,power ' ■ .p H y D K a U i TWtN FA1-L8 inoastrlnl r TwirrFAi;i;875AcHEs'■ CATTLE' Dalrybulls; 3 on park, sp a ce s avail. Oood 1000.34 PCI. 013’ ball & . bulls. Call 32G-Sq56.B ^ VICKin'8 10lelplow .original SlOd log ro b m . 2 milos I'om locaiion. Wotgr. gorbago . WIBTIRN'8 STOni she icket w/vaivg opener & ’■'ll'Iu An'Jorson Rosorvoir hears-Se.OOO. lurnishod. Closo to CATTLE wanlod. 300 to 73a-70M NyiJ y iia Traotor Salvags P'^0‘.jg,S900. 200-431-7149, ' ' I Q Sioupg 0, S100 pof nighi,']'• shopping. 181 mo froo 8001b Holstein opon ^ ■ell|i|XAMi>U;v:; SSOODOrwh S3Q-G620.I a41*372>4C20 m SnOHTIBNpl^Mmbndera: i £ 32S-S368(asKforLar7)BI hoilors Coll S43-B373 or i 7 0 2 I “GUI}urVardhaa4mllesof 2-8" a-0 praaa and wald : - 9 1 i 49Q.IOIO.B I e T o 1 TWIN FALLS CroQKsldO . PARM/RANCH «onoad, tha Real la Farm alumirmlnumplpa, Weaccepi m t w m IXPLORIRl i i l . CATTLE young black polrs. I 6 Machinery' MaMastercard & Visa, 81 < STORAGE/ Courl on Addison Avo < SUPPLIES/EQUIP I t^#ilUs«:AutomAile:«Alikit • n il • Cnllu • A MM ^ i u r t o C b : ; I Mobilo & RV Biles ovqIIo-. Coll 7J1-2722.______" iRR’S n H T T i o o ■ COV0over the Magic Valley WAflEHOUSERENTAL 1 Powff Window*.«Powtr LoLoclu • R (u Alt k HuM r • 1 Area. Call MB.B932 * f ° _ ble. Coll about'our movo' ;C A T T L E y o u n g C0W6 row planlor w/markera. A'* acT r o u i i h T a h ^ ^ RIokorTodd. ■ bwPaclUgt • Loadid •; TWiN'FALLSvvncfo com-m in special 208-733-0041 w'caivos 01 sido. S900. '* <78-16999 I 14-83000. JD 407 Bailer 678 fnerctaiproDony.grQvolod ilNLiNBAIum.do' Coll 934rB543B.______SjjSiaoo. 510 iH Q raIn Drill RIRi w/r.nciirily lonco & 30XCOl i i 6 1 6 ■ I iCHARMAC 1985. 4 tiorse nanuro bod. Cell eltere Beetleiclione. 0*-20 joints, 8 '- sinM()(* building Locnlodod I RO O M M A TES ' SI800. R otara Mower S' ' me Moinls. 10'- 1 1 1 ]oinls. ' . V Wllh walk in lock, S3000. q , p.m. 324-3777.t 20 loi oil Kii’ihofly Rd 734-9922H I W ANTED seoo, JO Dbl R aka 83800. li^^ 644-2486I 2 horso lono 31,000 or Of best oiler. 43a-B219 O TiiH rTiH nrii; S a V e T | i o u ^ a n c besl ollor. Cnll 324-0534,■ ANT BW. C o m p lo to e o l. PIVOTOTB USED, and used I d l l e r T " 1 600/olfor. 320-4371 ■ whael hai llnaa- Sunrlae 1; FARMS TWIN FALLS Roommnto; 'CORRALS lor ront 4 dilfor- w^DtnoBS. E ngllah Plea- S60 It'fractofhaplecefflent Igalion. Cail 734-9444 FOR RENT •wonled, S2S0 monlh. uW- onl si/o. Bool Of dairy col- ||>|sure saddle. Double roin - n n 733-0574. J mos paid. Coll 733-0973. llo in Buhl I lood or you - -bridle. i Cali 324-0106 »arta. p . Twin Fells lorgesi y iventory. S eo Iho expoii- 6 0 LIC SbtlhHIDATlON . lood 543-2466 mog.g S AM ffW T H U ftK 10 Whool invB lib JP TWtN FA LLS roorTirnale' . onced parle poopio at PIPE PIP for ront or sale. FILEn”rtO .icrrs -curronlly drive. 2 1/2 Ions; S2000. or '' wontod. .fPfllo or lomolo. E-TflAILyour closBiliocJ od pg, Twin Fall* Tractor. A &IM M ;3'x40. 037-0313 in onsluro, hny and bote PsoiteSB 24 inch PTO roll- 1 5250 ulil 727.I3C5 lo u s n l ' on 1-0OO-293-935S or731-5030.B c . grotjnd Corrnis nvnii S twlnndemlcfon.net 'ormlli, • S1500. 500-3324 • m ilos SW ol Fiiof. Cnll 32G-S003O- 73'»-25‘l0.« FREE Chickon rooslofs N L U R b B I M ' nnd(joo«io Cnil 934-9505. ^NEW JACKSON.AREA dp nc: I Q j a Aitrk-uliii«ni imo or solid sel11 420-0221. lonvo msg ■ I ■ Equlfjpid Wllh... lonsonnblo pnco.430-25!5 BULLS BlocK Angus. Fnil HHORSE Oid’oTTomH roping I I .> Ilan t Laid 2 • U.U-.. . ______^____ ' I I Sunday, M archri 25,2001, : TIme«-Nows, Twinw in Falls, Idaho D17 ■ ^ ^ 1 SOFA a L0VE8EATI^Tbluo. E-MAIL your dasstfiodlod ad SOFAIikenow,$200.BAR,R CHINESE PUG mole, pur»-. IMINUTURE PINSCHERS OLD C GAS PUMPS o r OM WAI(AM IEDOa san 4 popper W ANANTED I Yamaha Big ' ' f - 8 0 9 “ 'SO.CaO .to u s a t used 2 months, $750. STOOLS,2.$25.i . bred, no paper, neuturod. .AKC, reg. tail & shots - ■ statk>nltMts.Top$ coic»noct>oris and postcards. vyhe«/heol lor pans. Runnirtg L ^ O M P U T E B S 4 3 « g 5 .______It SCROLL SAW. almosist small dog. blond wilhI dono, $275.208^55-4153 pakJ.Tony208-866-0274. | 01Ohj books. Cad 436-6791 ornolrrw t. Can 326-1792. , . SOFA dark bluo-Bfw 5 : ^ new. $90. Can 326-6455.i. black (aco, black ears,• jMINITURE SdFNAU- ^ Sm nhxPcTTI isssra FASTTOETCfOW 6.1( WANTTOBUY------S T AFrtED-’lV ^TELU TES ilngfTn.. f t./y r . $ 6 .2 5 - S I 0.71 ^ $300. Can 324.9309JI ZERS, AKC, sail & pep- • (ANTED oldor (ront end drfv*. 32x. C d RO 1.75 STEEL BUILDING 40x24 Straw 10 bak> lor 2001. loader suitatM lor back- ;e d s$300.487-2017 ” WANTED Propane cook- yo Plwcaaa)6<7& m .a Ask (or Jim. C am a ra Running or not. Your lawn to mow. B ro -^ a a . CaUfi34-5487. iaboOnonhrim.noi* _] ing rengoio good woriung. _____ < -TOOLS Compressor-l-hp.- -FREE black.Lab.4 Austra*- -C a B 9344410------~ ^ C a » 734-3004.------I PEMBROKE WELCH 55 order. Can 2 0 8 -9 3 4 -(^ . antk)ues. Lumber, sloroo,S ' lian Shepherd mix, both 2 I WANTM1991 FordAaro- ■VNTED; Camper sbol' UMTFritndfyPJyP C country blue. $15( PAX- yrs. okl. Bolh shots, nou- CORGIS. AKC, rog. 3 , . B u U d m fumiture. 733-6852A . Star van lor parts. Call lANTED Propane rango for)r ChevyCl or CMC tryck. ^ lorod & spayed. NoodI m ales, 1 tri. 2 reds. 1s t ; & rolrig. No larger Ihan 6'X6‘*.'X6*.anycok)rljul proler 123 Main SL East. Je y TOTE GOAT PU box traU- 543-8179. 4 ' good homo in lhe country, shots. Cal 208«3&2772.a - 24*. Also household grooiroon or toal or 7 Also 6year100%partsartsa ia b o f m oT a I or, 4 KW Bght plant. Call WANTED call hutches. ^ H y o u r all PIoasocall208-324-t376. ' generator. Call 734-3557. nowoowor laptop & Iton o(al- : warranty.SpocIa 677-4099. . PTT BULLS lor sale Can 543-6866 _ * 1 5 month old. _I illa hay. 2nd cutting. Can —:___ M Hi Renttum lii.wl l 'w i h i r H E A m O A - FREE black Lab'X puppios. I ----- TROMBONE B oO l.-5yi».- : ------can42o-8oe3»------WANTED------^ WAIrANTEOTOBUY^ T". - S08-733-6760— a i ’ . ------^ mo^.S899.324^l4 ^ M lAIRCONDrnONlIIM N Q ------AD ------»•- -Ploasecan208-736-0(38.’ ' 7(1. Hot Tub Cover. c n old. Great cond. $350. i QUEENSLAND Red Hoel- Up 10 4,20X6.00 5 holo WANTED: TRACTOR • TIMES CLASSIFIED 20'. 6 spd; girls blko.0. f r e e black Lab male 6 ' 2all 735-9454 kiavo msg. .WA^ .COMPUTERS LomLowest t ors, purobrod pups, ready ■ Budd Inx* rims. Also Vorsaiile9030or276, . ^-rTT7 DEPARTMENTT $35. Cau 324-7631 “ • months. Cal 208^734-5^ ' roloiiller. Ploaso call. WAI ' prices on used Perrtl'Ofrtums. SW AM P CO O LER I ■ 04/01. Working paronis lANTEO TO BUY '^CaCan 208-788-3090 . . CTwnltorB, laser prtr - FREE friendfy Hlenz 57 208-829-5554, (TCTOOLS) N ew orusod.big r rg -s n p e te r s , new. Lg. In window t 208-734-5538B . . WAHTED TO BUY ^ on site. Dockod with 1st _ : BUY Iwo trees Spmce. ' andetc.Econo(nyR•j^RjJaUs $ 2 5 0 . ^ 208-734-54-5528. « IMMEDIATELY 3 point , shol.CaII934-5121Ji . ------iVANTEO^— ------or or small. Woiking or nol! ■ Caa733-9444J , rat), pine, aspen & oth- - = = i 208-677-45433 PTOroiolillertofitlractor. • s h i h - t z i T a k c 'COLLECTDR/HISTORtAN Ac rs ig^small 788-2676. FREE kllions and cat (0 ' wiDbuyGarmvVîapmse co ‘g UPTOP vUPorttm (BURLEY) Wanted oWor small . ' 3 mos. oU. male. $200. ' oossor. Window _ manuro spreaders. good hcnw. Cal 735-1923, WWll Items, medals. *oclool boxes, ladders, larps. m 8 2 7 Can732-0157« . lights, benchos.-shelvos I . SSSa C al Slan 732-432-eS9» I GARDEN SUPPLIPUES *************** * Wanied homo mado PUJ FREE malo black Lab (or i daggers, swords, (lags. Iffl' GARAGE OIASETTCS box trailer. 324-5858 WANTED Poodle siud 678-3114 & racks. Call Mike at ■ • adoption. Lg. gonilo.■ . muKin lo brood minialufo - SALES LAPTOPS Toshiba.Iba. 100- Supplies mailed to youi 208-734-5002., • ■ 1 150 mhz Pentium.ini S3(X)- - -■ ■ - __ WOLFF TANNING BEOS5- sleeps indoors, lor person' (ofnatoPoorto. 366-271 IB ^WANTED-PALLETS* — COMPOST FOR SAIB A tc home at no cosi. W e bil ', w ho w ants com panion. . 4 0 * x 4 8 ‘ will p a y lo p WA./ANTED 10 buy Direct TV ’ '• $500..Doug. 734:66 Medicaie/second insura TAN AT HOME ■ W anted Eidoriy lady ; $15.00 a yard, dekv IJIS'- - Buy DIRECT and SAVE!, not hunting, 423-4268. ' dollar. Call 208-677-2728 Satenite System .' JERROME O I 5"02E. Ave. 0 .. MONITORS IS* DalDon • $70 . available, call (or rat nce.CeHt-600-762-7704 needmg oldor. sman. ot>e- J - Can 825-5463. - - S atur CommordaVHome unitsI Free PUPPIES Chow mix diom d ^ lor companion- WANTED 357 rovolvor. ' ■aturday 4 Sunday 7am; &-17- IBM $100Oor Ol best CaU436-1690or, „ • *************** — ______lBm-5199_____ • 6 wks old. Worm ed. 1stL l-ship.CaU734.8904 ------_[jflt}lW0ighLJX4Aviffteol:.1 MArA>HED :U M ajo.T.meu- -4K2 4wriDbler. 55 gal. . .otferrfacloryTeluieJurtjIsh; ------43r2690rDg<^t o o ~ HOT TUB SieOO/oKor. Low monthly payments'' ~ ^ ts .6 7 7 .2 3 e 2 « " I or. around S1500, Pleaso ciacial sewing machino that el:imrWTTTtTTBTfO. ^ l y / / Ukanew.CftllB2»S-55M & . large amounts.■ ; W a n t e d Sllll i S g i6r ' ord van. 6aPy clotnes. 19* Color P anasonic: TTV \ FREE Color CalakM FREE TO GOOD HOME call 775-7T9-2386. will w l hem slilch. Call puppy (or lady wtM's dog — >ys. and miscellaneous ------1 EVERGREEN TREESE S ^ S55. 733-4383 Iv.msgM.igH. 1-800-999-9999 Gorman Shepherd- Huskio 435-72Z;727 . www,np,elstan.com ' Is slowly dying, Similiar 10 WANTED VV 5-10 Kw dbl, “ eii 6 -tan. Can 436-574949 JEROMECOUNTR> X. Male. 829-5785 bearing gonoralor. Singlo wAi ?iN"FALLSi52Rama3? FURNrrURE hors, mixed Poodle and I 'ANTED Vintage Batbio Sal. s a i& Sun. liom BlO 4 PT EVERGREEN TREESBee-to CLUB momborship onc ~| FREE lo good home, 2> Pekingeso. Call 536-2936. o • r 3 phoso. Con 7336409. rin!soils and doming. 1959- Pum & CARPET « ooK cart (or salo S2000SSo". i 8 i e I Furniture, Oishes, toots 6 'tan. Call 436-5749 black Lab puppies. 6 mo. W 1 eimaraner t male, 1 WANTED w A nower Twin .191979. Inioresied in os- tynew i — ------Can520-818-3725B I MUSICAL old. 1 malo, 1 (emalo, tpowniors. clothes, sonic- lomalo. $400 each. 10 Falls I Clly Directory, lates lal and collections. Call appliances aool and tons o' ;______JONH DEERE 755, tn ------I INSTRUMENTS great with kkjs and olhor >175, full w /(ro n t bucket. 4 -”|e': a [ MISCELLANEOUS weeks. Can 735-8542,B Pioase I can 206-734-9648. 733-1322 73 or 733-9688.B miscelfanoous. , ; kTn q abn bed S17! ipayor ' Cabinet Dlsplaya, woociood ______■■ animals, housebroke. Call : . 19* col- m ow er, 55 gal. sp a - 735-9458 ' ’ WOLF & LAB mix puppios. WANTED W Amlicial Christ- r r a a b e couch $75.19k m w avo low his.. S7500.734-44-4205* cabinois. closeoul. NewMow GUITAR American Fonder 10 wks, old. Very culo. mas ' tree S ornamenis. orT.V.Sas. micra ------condilion. 736-5920M' Sirapocaslor. $650, G ood GERMAN SHEPHERD' S50oach.208-537-6566.a Also < old magazines & pa- ^ S i U s ROTOTILUNO S2S, weight bsncti, cond. Calt733-3177» AKC,7wks,,(emalo ; por goods & old Teddy / pu C lassifiedj d l f l T w/B51bt.$100,Uda n g a n d MISCELLANEOUS U w r - S200.4360435 wOLFpwin.soî.Mgh I 4B31 mower, Cratlsman. 6.5hp.Shp. PIANO 1997 Samick. 5 tl, bred. Call 862-3332. JBoars. Cau 208-736-7473. p . j bOca $20. Can 654-2 fl; GERMAN SHEPHERD ET M ------22* cui. SoK propollod. lod. baby grand, black polish. ' between 5 pm lo 9 pm .B WWANTED aulomaiic Ily S^lôto l A uto S p e c i a i r . UyiNOROOMSET)rown. ■ 8 1 6 $150. Dog Kennel. 6x6x4c6x4 finish. S4500/nogoiiablo.' ' purebred puppies. ■ reels, either Manin model a'----- Black/silverrAlso pure ___ Leather, natural bfovt. wood. I EXERCISEE . chain link. S65.734-5660660 - pio'ase call 208-735-9699. ~ B 22 I 81 j or Porino modol 50 or jn' ^ ? h . r PrlwaiB Partyly 1Only - r — Picnic tablea. w w hile: Besl friend & T O O LS ■ bolh. I Call 208-788-2935 058B I EQUIPMENTIT POOL TABLE Exc. crnid. ^ ------r r r ------1 protector, S250,366-7272 seats 2-4.423-6058 " i J S800 or bosi oHor. Ploasolaso ■ 8 2 0 MACHINERY atnoonorollor5:15p,m. i a fto ld M GREAT PYRENNES pup MlSCWhotohooseJw ______can 208-366-2015. I PE T S » WANTED W Bu',^ of furniture. Pumitun 2 females. SlOO ea. Call d I e l t a 8* dnil press. S75. 1 - pllancaa. dishos.I g a< rd e n Master, liko newl S60K o REMEMBER winchargor. in rostorablo W - 3-7160’ Thai birthday Od you placediced 352-4246 leave msg IPU loot box, $150. Lincoln condition, ) 638-5535 ¥ \ ' A ware, yard anduidshop ga Pteaw can 208-733-7 wolder,S125, All liko now, — somo limo ago in Tho’>0 BORDER COLUE PUPS,5. LABRADOR RETRIEVER tool, carpenter and Call 543-5221. WANTCO W Compulor need- F.-^ - tools,patioandlawn I Timos-Nows? Now is theIho ABCA Rogislorod.1. PUPPIES. AKC. choco- . •33-0743! I 817 ,e limo 10 come pick up your od. 200 MHz or larger lor (^ f, Ploaso can 208-733-4 ------I MISCELUNEOUS /our Rod/whilo & black/whilo.}. late, black. & yellow, 1st fFORK UFT Clark, S3000. [ picluros. Slop by Tho child, can'i allord much. I - f^P «=0. • I TORSAIE <0 S200, Call 366-3062M shots & dewclQws. 4 wks, Exc, cond, Seo at Arnold Please1 call 735-1028. SECTIONAL $15( Classified Dopi loday! old, Parenis on sue, 324- Machinery. 464 Washing- _ # ...... TVatapd.$10. CHIHWHUAS AKC ion South. Twin Falls. WANTED W Dilchor. 3-pl. ^ 15:_____ BUNK Beds with mtm at 'iho tiisi pUM 10 look lor tne 5651.work 734-1614.M CaU 735-1145. tne Dottle's Four Paw s, Ask lor Troy 733-1715.M w/Hydraulic; J Corrugaior. * S75. RE- S150. good refrig..S17S S1 . besl buy* in antiquoss is 2 males roady to go. alsoO Are .you in# jponmg son? j $ 3 9 . 01 0 0 SOFA & CHAIR S75 MORTAR MIXER on 3rpl: j; Opener PTO; 5-Row R w o r S 4 0 . c h e st freezer S150O0 c ash . d4S4rfi*d. Find your ttOM-DM- nowbom puppios roady inn Find ino oqurpmont you ' Hay Coriuguior; Flaibod r W CLINERSS30or ------— wo loday Co»-7a3^»31^ - — wheels,-lull sizo M asonry- —> 33-9673.------C a n 420-2737— 1 1^ - —Aptil,-406-273-0037«------~ — tioad in daa»tiBd ------" "Noe'dlng WoTk; Hydraulic ' ^ ^------P le ase can 206-733-! saw w/sland. 3 sels ol ^ ^ P lio to a 3 linesli I Tandem DisK, 423-4800 K 'j s c a f fo ld . Will nol sp lit .. S1400/oller.825-5306.* ôr 733-8838 Anylime! Imi 10 Days WANTED Highest prices S i I'S . —' ■ '— —I (paid lor old military insig* | ^ 823 rnia. documonis, badges. C y J2 n e t Udllliiisli s i i i u . ^ B U S I INESSISISSERVICEI ' modats. umlomis & goar. E S Paul Nulling. 733-1691. l mS & rln g yoar photiioto in io > |^ WANTED Inlormaiion. M IVARIETY FOODS ^ photo, documonis. Ms l The TImes-NeNews ^ J ^ l ^ P U E ^ J . anything pertaining 10 H i Idaho War Casualties. S^ r ad starts wlihllihln 3 D a |r a POTATOES Now Idaho Paul Nulling at 733-1691, B potalo varieties. Ida Roso. WANTED largo livo W with gieal color. la s» , Evergreen i Deciduous, gQ f i p n l l U i i 7 dais alterr yiyour ad e o il^ storage. Gem Russci. •CAL I I CLEANINGQ I FLOORING “ LAWN W ORK I Call D&B Tree Farm M■ n ^g ei miolliet 7 d a vIS s lilof 1/2 Dltttfel |A-COUS-Tl-Ci I S T U M P 1 looks, taste groat, stores 934wtS94.a , § 1 ^ SER V IC E woll. Order by phono 800- I iiilM Id cbaiBBS BicepI ¥Bclil:levbc prlM jw i^ \LL REMOVAL 620-8434.01 (ax 208-454- WANTED Lg. (00-120 gal.) H J & DRYWALI = O ld W o rld R o o r in g air compressor tank, tank 19 R o a o S c o Gnnd your Iroo slumps d 821.0 email: dihamm© I a m y S T COUNTRY CLEANEFlERS Artistry Taking Pride Priyale P a m Oi out. up 10 30*, 52,00 por I worldnoi.aii.neia ^ only, bul will consider ■■■ BOB’S BEST|_l Businossos, rosWoniijniial. Hardwood Floor Insiallo-a- In Your Appearance. inch. Abovo 30’ across I complete ninnmg units a s ^ 9 conslruciion cloann up.u: lion and Rolinishing DRYWALL I| Call 735.0735, [ lop, S3.00, Clean up I — 025 I ®well. Dave at 732-5502, B J Cusiom Toxlurosn Spodalizo In caipolpol . Oak, Chorry, Boautilul extra ■ ® TheTime W ANTED TO You'll ^ tino B vaiieiy ol intotesi- | B 731-0788 (TF)J ' , cloaning. Free osiiirolimat- Bamboo. Mdpio and Call (or ostimato. « ■^3-0931 EXT.2 677-4042 OS. Bonded & insureurod. AnUque Roors. ' LAWN C A RE 1 lrôHimno«>nm«ela&sriied Gl S | | ^ 2 3 rd S l. W. 3S 678-0991 (Burtoyl 686-7679 * columns ovoiy day Dovaiop 325''* E . Slh Insured • Froe Esilnu Jerom e 324-3290(99 Install Carpet and Vinyl Î^TW In Falls______Burley ^ _eadtiQaliwn— I------208-734-6972------= T | _ 5 f ^ ------Commercial, rosidonlial.- - FiREWOOOWiirCkJflown ^ ' = - AIR DUCT I mowing,'trimming, trees lor wood. Call 734- Con P aulos inn Jerome CLEANINC CO M PU TER FR E E G RA NT powor raking, PREPARATION ■«;7?7 nftftf in n n .im __ ; m o n e y landscaping, yard Vicos SALES/SERVIC cloan-ups. rototiliing. INCOMETAX Air Quality SorvicclOCOS • I - , - For Down Payment paining. Free estim ates PREPARATION Air Duels Fumacolimnoys Ink Cartridge Ro(ill SI ^ 1 ° Ported lo Poor Crodiii, 734-9243 or 324-9379. Light bookkeeping. Low , & n i ( a Diyer Vonts ChimnI'oval • Compulors, Noiobool Insulation Romow 1st & 2nd Mortgages, rates. Can travel. Catl y-"— * _ _ Pnntors, Fax Machinelinos. 125% Equity Loons— - — Joy ai 20a-733-6627t------. 732-6788181 • Wo Soil & Sorvico A! ------~ 800-827-9181' Rolinanco Mfg, Homos'7 rUMOUSINE I ------OFRCE ID 736-8661 Debt. Consolidation S IK in Visil our (otail sioro SERVICE I ■UFiKa located by Ollico Aggressive Finance a l l f l o o r i F I 732-5551 679-2653 T R E E _ I __ LIMO 4-U a i j a j a a lations.... l y l s S —- ^ -Houity; daily & spocial - ■. - T R I M M I N G '. . . . Repairs & InstailntioV.C.T.. ■ R packages. Jockpoi, on carpel, vinyt. V.C ^ [ h e w i n g & AIR -CocH's Tree Trimming Q Son Valley. ceramic tito. & woo P CONDITIONING Topping & (ompval. ReskfonilaVcommon ^ Call loi ratos S ; P l i ^ 539-LlMO(5466) Stump removal. >786 ’ S A W T O O T H Ownod by Larry, Koni, ■ Free Estimates * 2 0 0 1 CHKROltT C “ pictMrd 73^>576t-*■-— I Call 733-0385 CLEARLY COMPUTB and Cmdy Collins I Inlornot sol up, SHEET METAL SOB URBIBAN I 4X4 IT ' I 50“ioinabor J c U instiuciions. o-mail. AUDIO/VIDE Compulor MainlononmncB • on soivico calls •a ' ■'*' ■—^ - Was‘4lQ51 ir AA/ sot-up & Iraining. M/« IV Commorcial ana I PAINTING & I SvrtiBttMlsCulTlBie...... rosidonlial I T R E E I Troubio with your‘ A. will holp hit Iho tog- (208)733-8548 DRYWALL C 3 M i ^ ^ ^ ^ itiio iB i ssriis eisn,.SH...... system? /Troubto 735-9910 TRIMMING CtBiiolBt Ehraer loi iilti i i t i ...... j w r tpair. — n L U P H E R o | 3 b = i S stiooling and ropaii ^ I HOM E Woo I CO N C R E TE f . PAINTING, INC. K&K T ree 1 ^ ^ lOf/JiSJK.'i'.UV. $ 1 ,(1 1 ] : Precision Vide 1 CONSTRUCTIONI* Painting. Remodeling. SlltSWUS 73&0881 T rim m ing ■«iijr ew I Ctntal MeloneionftiiSiitSeMLWit, D&MCONCRET Toxtunng & Drywall HENDRY & SONSS . Freo ostimaios! & Lawn care. . N t W Poolings, loundnlions Shmbbery and busii driveways, sidowalk: Carpeniors Call Bill C (208) Sti BOOKKEEPIh “ Commercial & Rosidonliallal 324-3475 or (208) . , trimming. Dairies and rosidontia For lioo Estimaios ^ R f l 1 ______All your concrolo nood All Largo & Smallall 727-1267 cell. A bookkooping scn/n r r ' ’’- Interior SExloribr Call 735^1553 . Call 536-6705 sinm jsi 17yoarsowoi>ooco.< « 732-5618 or 731-60899 PAINTING & I 2001 GMC SIBR. 436-6127 or toll27 fr( ! - ■ 877-436 6127 REMODELING I TREE TRtMMlNG l icoggt.$3.6lll CONSTRUCTIOiorTl HOME REPAIRS, QUaO DOOR 4X4 W8S‘30.240 ...... N o rth sid e T ree B U SIN E SSE " B & B BENEFIEL’SHOME T h o m p s o n ’s SprtiQtlBB Is Cast TIbb DIscoa...... Patnimg 4 Romodclmg M aintenance•e CARE Maintenance . SER V IC E^ >. Quality Expcricncod Tree Tnmmmg » C Spdag C ist...... c All typos of romodol Romodols. diywall, lilo. & Removal, s s . w o conslnjdion. spcoahziiti7« a painting & carpontiy. Work (le r r H m ic s cisn...... TWIN FALLS Freo ostimato. . ,, in boitTOomsiConiniofc 20 yrs oxp. Freo No Job Too Small PLAN ROOM Estimaios.- Ffoo Estimaios Call 324-5604 or Jobs 10 bid (orc?iL all ■ palming, 23 yrs. oxp 324-4778. im is im c s $ FroGC$tmal03'423-«> Call Bruce 733-7543I - (208)934-5343 I conslruciion. Fro(CO) ■______month (Now co.)ios. ■ ■■ — ^ Bluopfinl copios. ^ LANDSCAPING3 R O O F I N G ! r VACUUM I ■ f t . 2001 POHTiaCf 734-PLAN(7426)251— I CONSTRUCTIO S A L E S BRHHO HM rtion TONY'S Reasonable rates' I Eureka Constructii . Froo estimates. fin.incmo LANDSCAPING AND SERVICE , m o r CARPENTRY & Excavating ' 737-0000 Specializing In concrol & Home Repairs fi 2001 CHCIIWVBOIET ' • Sprinklois, Inmming, HOMEBUILDING ELECTROLUX ETC. J Plans Available Vacuum cloancis, sh.im- lonoral IroncMng, portQblo wcwold pnining. powor raking, MALIBU spnnhlors.acloanups.3 ' F(co estimates ' poocrs- control vacs cf! « Rotirod liconsod Gone'or2S ing & hauling, .Sales, service and repair. .Conlracior w/ovor:joys- Froo ostimaios Wo do what you can't.1. 737-0000 Tony-734;3322 239 OuBois yrs, oxper, Enjws.Call Call 733-1017 or Call 733-5616 carponiry woik. Ca I , .-.,-nH ?78, ___ 7354)615 I SHARPENING I = j SERVICE ITN f I CONSTRUCTIOI'ON LAWN CARE . WEDDING & I CARPET P R O M D R E S S IG NORTHWEST Jo h n 's Sharpening CLEANING CONSTRUCTION CO. CC AA Servleo _ Complolo sharpening WEDDING SHOP f l . - 2are Landscopingondmon^ MOWING SERVICE OWL 1 £ f Ponds.boiWing rodwoc E Catbidfe i sleel saws Prom Drosses $25-98 . MVP Carpet Car Mowing And Tliaictiing) 141 Brackon S IS Dry In 1 hour,5 decks & romodoiing. Wedding Ones S50-J00 sn itu iiii 1"B- Spring Clo.inup Ddlails5 734-4050* Brtdosma»d-Rcni 0* Buy. Rrst Aroa S35oa S ie .Froo ostimoios. 15’ y™-yn Time toWaVcup Iho Yard'd 1-800-471-4050 «4St7tDulnDe< Each additional oroapor S oxporionco. No job u Voils-Slips-Snoos-BMS ^ 2 8 9fttmnl up Io200sq. 11. pc smaN! Call 638-57071° o n ______30*0 Oll On lnvil.ilion5 733-8838-210 5 M.im ui*fnasi$.mtotwn tn tn ■n SPRINKLERS I 0 kt. ftrm uiitt r CommorciajVoskioniialII MAINTENANCE ur a d .Call for Imo quoloslor-'r CET READY FOR m 800-287-)7-7000 . Ploaso check your>n thoi n e n t spring cloan up, weeklyly SPRING ■ Rosponable lawn'caie. for corroctnoss on t (7 mowing servico. small'I Ovor 18 Years Expeneoco Uowmg, trtfnmmg.cdging m s. Nood a job? tree & shmb pruning. m Ihe Magic Valloy & hedging. All clipping •npaulos.com ® 324-^3.3 9 0 0 first day that h runs, Aerations powor rako.otc. ow s is PERSONNEL PLULUS L&LSPRINKLERS oic. romovod. as Tho Timos-Nowj 040 Complolo landscape '01 733-7300 or G78-404C . Leo Basterrechea O oneen Lawn E rv ic e ORiyBFROMANYWH'HERB IN THE MAGICUC VALLEY! no t rosponsiblo (oi mainlonanco senricos. w w w . c o n , . ufvkntiMiikn.tt.aol lim e, 934-5404or539-5619 734-9965 \ y errors alter lhal limi CmiTO-0486 • I Ci JOSr A SHQRTBh V 1 D18Hme«44owt.Twlrwin F allt, Idaho Sunday. MaMarch 25.2001 I 028 I Y A M A H A , NEW 4 0 hp REMINQT6NNowle(tI KOMFORT'99K 24'. Slh ^ I MEOICAL . Outboard. Full warranly,)ly, hand, model 700 varmintI wheel, elec. S hydraulic ■ 911 n 100 6 1 0 0 9 I electric start, tillor mount,ml, syntNmc.$649.734^3923> slWoout. (ibergtass oxteri* 1 I UTILITY I SEMI & HEAVY ■ (roo gas lank. Usi Prico*co T A R U 6 s n u b n o s o 38; or. oloc. Iront jacks, roar I EQUIPMENT S4,800/Vow:«.800 special. Novor (irod. ladder ' a rack. Awninjj. ■ sa s^ ss^ s! CHEI ------Q ary'a FrMway RV HEVY 19B0PU, naw BiSCgOSfJECDS------^ Loathor hotslor, 2 boxos 'Fully loaded. Stored un- _ TR A IL ER S I ASE 721, loader. 1990 transfans, runa great. $2500, 73»67S«or1-80(^«2S«»6 l i f f l i a i Aûsiabk) bod wAribralor 06 shells, S300.326-5248. dercover.S16.000.Call ' 0/ 2600 hrs. Now Ilres, axe. C:al324-7ia a i: or 539-7165 Q . 8 3 7 -4 5 1 6 J______n Bedsldo board, homi3me - TREASURE VALLEY • - ______^ ■ , CAScond. $55.000.1991 JD CHEV both spa. o«yoon conconcon- r CARGO TRAILER Char* 510D. 2« kMdar/backhoo, 4 350 Q UN£HOW ^ mac, 6x10'. 17 dean low cor 50, S s p d AC. 95k mis: D — ------iralof^watk^fr-Um *iool wdâxtando.-eab.w/AC.- -loadodT-mJni eondr m u s t ,900.73G-5920M 51c 5e00to}(er.733.iai8a- Q —____CHtHY TBPeM asthm o oquip. Pressure ------May 19th a 20th------1$12,500. Call 324-9413.B g sxc. c ond, $38,500. HI- Westem Idaho ■ CAnGO-Trallor.-12x8.dou- -WTACHI d, ’S a . EX 200LC IEVY *90 3500 PU 454 H i l l broattilng therapy unit. pnOWUR BY Fleetwood ^ iisctniiuisnniu , Call 206-736-1632.B = :b S w Fair Grounds (Boiso) pi bio axlo, onctosod, $2500. «*c ng. Exl. cab. long box. H jciti VFor moro Informatton 1990 3 3 'Slh wheel travel — luns groal. Exc. cond. i « « t t ...... I l l ' Can Ray 536-5867 eves. TA iw:il,99S . Call Pogglo 208-939-2925 \Irailer. iitm ut. living area. PL.orM7-872Bdays.B wm539-5839.B M'i*]lust sell! $g000/oller. H «ia< E lectric Mobility, brans -S10.300/o«er.-e37.4065.« - 5 32-0582«------n i l suinniiuritiiu . now. novor used. S4400.1 SrC iW 9 0 6 I rTERN 7 8 2,Ton Van, ’ ^ 77=7; ------All paporsrorvd accosso-SSO------. RBVy INDUSTRIES 5lh ^ -=i It boxrilfloat07Now” (EVY'90 Sto Blazer. HfCIi]IHi74» ...... I l l ' H O T T U B S — whool hitch. $250. Ploaso . V iw*14,995 . • . ri09 includod. 733-2141.>1- Than. • 8 0 a .' }rakes. Runs excellent. X4.4.3V6. AT. runs H ... SPAS/POOLS /» call 208*837-6050. ood. $2500/offor. Call U Z II TRAILER goose nock, V^ 5 ! 9 2 0 « ______iiiH m iiouniaii l o T I Marcli aaad-asth 34-8049.S bl8x20' flat bod. 75001b. ETERBILT 379, 1998 . S mES » ...... J l l ATV-s IEVY'90Spor|.» T. M ‘ iw*17,995 5 ■ . ------SP A S 4 POOLS. I s;landom axlo. elocl. ^JSOCat, 18epd.. dbl. MOTORCYCLES -Q{brakes, good cond.. PET{ oadedll Olf road pkg. D l9 9 ^ NMogloVMoylWM Previously ownod I >unk. oxc. cond., tako i9iciHi9mmieu , $3000/olfor. Day 934* 550 3000/offer. 326-8627ii 734-8103 ■ Ivor leaso. 208-5994695 -5522! m a ...... j w ' ^Snako Rivor Pool & Spa ■ B934 or oves 934-9669.B bun w'19,995 HARLEY OAVIOSON 2000 • Aluminum CHPIHEVY *94 S t o Blazer Road King Classic, IIOOtoo •Fiberglass R O C K W O O D I io o i ANT T O R E N T SEM I TafKrohoo series, fully k»d* | | 19S;9 9 u i e i n i e u . jnilos. S19,500. Coll ovosVOS • Family •Fishing "^ 9 0 7 1 TRAILERS- L Spud trailer. Eleclrlc. od-'od. deep forosi groon.. i l « M MOTOR HOMES rmado (rom fiberglass a groat coodition.new M i B * ...... J l»'21,99S l ' 734-2121.B AVIATION •oard pull okay. For 1*2 .O^t _ . • SkUng .. aluminum. ' • - s r nonlhs. coniaci Jared ' c HDNOA U O . 3 whoelor.lor. Featuring!' NO sachficao( quallly. ^ . boai54-2858 or43V 2660 ,.s5'°g.'ya5i, Di99]9icnnHnni9E , looks and runs good.Dd., - I j ^ Q H T INSTRUCTION fflIJ...... ;;JI»'w'21,995 S S O O . Coll 543-2026. 1 Onco y o u ’ve se e n 5995. Call 734-6441 i S itor. 350 Irans. 4- lift, j|lfln 2 2M....: ? ...... ^ . . . . j i iS^24,995 P i 208-537-6576 ■ quires pieaso. 733-9937 cwww.lOAHORV.COM DOD ^ t'i tiros, i storoo. roof III on.lays. 423-5342 evos.a V POLARIS 'Oe Sporlsmon or aflor 6 pm 736-2634.B XZOA ‘95. exc. shoporf rack.:fc. CCall tor moro info, 1 3DGE 1966 Povrtr wag- ôw milos! 5 spd. AM/-I $3000.m rimi. 654-4328 2 500 4x4.L.konow. SPRINTER •89 27(t.. 454 ITARCRAFT " *96 24 (I. ~ « . SWS. 4x4, S950. Call MAZC w/trailcr & ramp. S5400. M cass. AC. bodllnor. cHEVY engine. 35K mis. Good bw/sildooul. = Fully loaded, ‘77-4099.______Low :VY BLAZER '94 4-dr, I 678-1333 da ys43l-1333« cond. 423-5224B ST^Sleeps 6 , Must soil. S9500 xtra nms a liros. $99951 s -110. 0 V-6, 93K. Call I >RD 1968 Muslang 390 FMr bosi ( ollor. Call . 67A.]d SUZUKI 1997. GSX600.- /'tu Liko now. 934-5149B M 036______I SUPER SAVINGS Sf' iT c o u p o , $38 0 0 . Call extra 4700 mtlos, oxc. cond. ^ / . ' O l 2000 Holiday Romblor, 35', SUPER SAVINGS 33-5453 orb IVY Silvorado. 1986 1Q0Q I S4000.CaII 208-731-6163 Class A. $79,995. (Ohbosi ^ avy duly, excellent IH ' IIfU IK IIIU ieU I 2000 Holidoy Rambler IRD *37 pickup, now ong, ^0^'ZDA PU 1974, good kid ■ SUZUKI '99 King Quad 300 2000 Hurricano 30’. Class ck or 2nd vohicio. $500. 506 ^1000. 0" Call 734-60621 | t i fORD TRUCKS ovofything now. S2800. Uooking 1 ' I 1 & EQ UIPM ENT rETON cot Sth whool, (gooso- nice,INTIAC'77 Firebird, I &/ ng ror exira v»caiK>n iq iiq 1 Call 736-1586.B Cin. •E PU c o n stru c tio n money?»y? Why not Mil thOM 9(0B0IUEEIHrEIUl I nock), 30 II. All soason, ack, 400. auto, powor. YAMAHA 2000. TTR125'. E-MAIL your classified a d T eri :k Wllh PU tools box, slIU-gMcoood it»ms youvo t>««n ffliffll' ’• C ^ P E R SHELL fits Isuzu _ S3500. C re e k sld e #43, itjeco, i $3000 R n n 736-5920 FR EE“ m i - m m i i d ...... j w ' 1 S1800. YAMAHA. 1999. Short bed PU. Nico cond. J lo u s a t 7 ? * 9c. o th e r lle m s. C all siotuKi?u»0?ClaMifiodwiil(joii. •'16,995 '■ Ploasocall206-735-1019. $550UDEBAKER 1949/Sulc- ÔCk v - TTn225..S2500.837-60500 S300.734-4814B twlnadOmlcron.net }-6172asklorU nda. Call 7733 ^ — ^ 1997 r 0 drs. You tow/rostoro. M isc. inionsisoi’B cii YAMAHA Grizzly 600, JD-B4 Trailliro 440. .Ploi |j CAMPER. 9 (I. Slldo in, seo - >5Q/olfer. Coll 733-6852. | 543-61 2000 modol. winch, hol ' Musi sell. S400/olfor...... j w ' l to approciatol $4500. 4 i'18,995 grips. KW (ilior. S5.99S. Call 934-5149 Ploaso call 208-734-S848.'{ . Ploaso call 208-837-6672. | nuB npfliiiin j CASCADE Campor. '90, I YAMAHA TImberwoK * 9 0 9 #«T2329! ) ...... J l * ' 2 ATV 1996. noods cart).,- soll-conl, 10' w/S’over- I SPORTING GOODS i'21,995 ;J shot, vory clean! 543-6891 .“ S1500.1987 Yamaha 200 HUNTING SUPPUES 2901FIFOBOHSOSOPEieUWUIlIT ATV noods biakos. S800. I . N O R T H LA N D C a m p o r ■ I 1991 Yam aha 250 ATV, 1999, Polar model soil ------GOLFCLUBS------fln2307• 7 ...... J l »^§2.9951 ' 3 noods ovorhaul, S500. contained. AC. micro- _ ' Titanium drivers Call 326-5129 oltor 6pm.«1 wave. Ouoon sizo bod. G UST Pro Forco shalt 2 B aIFOROFZSOCBHIICUPni^j H oloc): jacks, cold woathor : $150 oach. 736-2455 1 0 3 I flim is, a l pkg., usod 2 times, (its GOLF 1 Clubs w/bags. nons I BOATS & long bod PU, 512,500. r.S135. womens S40/of(or..' ACCESSORIES Call 788-4492 Iv, msfl. ^ ISHClOP CON PAULOS FIRFIRST... iH Good buy. Call 734-5263. P omr ucx nuuxin GOLF MEMBERSHIP------' BASS^^ôhef-atummum-. -f.L-SAV&ON-6HELL-S-I- w u o w i H N i m i i n K t ------Pioasani Vallo? C.C. ------tisning’b o a t. 16’-1985-" I LUI IOOK VUUU dU U T M STU t ) U 35HP. Mercury trolling; I CLEARANCE f uuunm AU nuw uo (Oil■oamuiir ■ molor. oloct. anchor &(ish I SA L E GOLF < MEMBERSHIP 1 M in TKM-IHI.. WHO Rat » Ie« MOT III (indor. S3.500.00 (208)I I I USED SHELLS JERloasant Valloy Golf 726-3250 days (206) 788- IEXCELLErrr CONDITION rCourse. $1250.423-6331 ‘ MOI 9226 ovonings.B I | ALL SIZES/MOOELS. JEROME7 Country Club N E W I N is s r C r e w C a b ^ - • -• AWJimnowmieroiu „ BOAT-15'FiborglassCoai. I SAVE SOME sTmomborship lor salo. Call 4 w . : ...... J i » . «'3,995| tilt, noods work. S200.. I I SER IpU S.M O N EY 733.4782 loavo mossago. _170HPy6,j«,ir,>"/FmAsan Frontierw jubulor Step Rails and Roc • ■*Cair423:6ia4;------I SKIS Volkl G 31. 186 cm 1 1 UTSniSHIIIIUE ------/CD, S i[ding^r^n^^ BOAT 120. aluminum. IcoaFOflAPPOWIMENT Ii _w/Saiemon.912.lJindinos.- ^ — S»...... J l l ' i • swivol soats, met. trailer. I S600. Salomon 9000 I 4 v 4 1919 ri S600. Call 934-5561 or I Equipo 2S w/Salomon flM smM s s u i j o i n ■ ■ 539-5063.------1678-01031L i bindings. S200. Call 736- G a ry ’s P i' $ Q C 8207 or 420-8002. 2 , 2 7 ^Roof Rod ^ 1994m 1 - r n n i « u ...... j i «k ‘ BOAT FIborglots 1211. ^ n c c '4,995|: 905 I SPALDING s Exoculivo Wllh irailor and 7.5 more. I O r interest as hi OlBSKDOmCliU moior, S 800.737-0096, | G U N S & &2000 goll clubs, complolo Save O ver $3i ; t ; L u n d 16 It. Bass boat, has I R IFLES _£sol of woods. Irons, pullor 'SnUQiCJ? mS»> ];y8il 3.9% APR OA I*...... J W■‘4,9951 < & bag. Good cond. S160 •m- r«x>y»ia<»'5i»i» iJ, bror 3 71. AW You could save as n «« /JfcV«t.c.1?tOAC a . REINELL 1998.20 It. Vol- COLT ^ AR-15. model 6530, I $5000 in Finance3 c /KMOWa ...... j w>'6,495H ' f V0/V8. en clo se d cuddy .223 calibor..now in box. I 1 to ISC* iAll cabin, 515.600.543-9i2a. nover J boon shot. S1400 I " I " l o w a s 1996 01 or bost offor. Pro-ban. lul- Ir r TRAILERS ly convortiblo. 543-4368 Zoonian trailer. 35hp J OAC fllOIllA Evinrudo motor, lots of CiCOLT MKIII, 357 mag. 4 '. . la |C l S -A .V a U o A ries 1990,29' trav* I ^ ! m u c h a s _o*irns 324.8721/539-2260 bluo, t no longor mado. Iiko el le irailer. (ully solf con- tBi now cond. S340,324-0220 lained. lo sloops 6. excel e c h a r g e s lU BiiunioiB uniBisu' or/cabm lype wilh EZ HIGH Hi STANDARD 22 cat.' CAlenl condition. S7500/of* sur H loader trailer, in. 9'i barrel, Mag. and reg. lor, d( C all208-655-4334.a '-m m inniiiu j w ' 1'19,9951 9 board'outboard. oxtra Loaihor I holsior & belt. CARRIAGE ot 79 31fl, lan doop aluminum V-hull, ox- S250. S Call 324-5516 »dom axle. Coll 731-4271 OigSMOOIUCDTUSSSIIBPBIIIIIIJIE Sl H iromoi/ economical 120 5; or 735-0609 ovos, ■ REMINGTON 30-06. mod- ' ®: 7 PONTIAC FIREBIRD hp. 4 cylindor Chovroloi . a i ! s « ™ ■ I’052*1 3 1 ...... J w/l.9 ’ l 9 5 | ongino. Morcruisor out- ol ® 700. bolt aclion. Lo- _2:COACHMAN 1976 sloops 'UETTA '97 f upold seopo, sling ammo. 6. C loadod. oxc. cond.. 25‘, drive, loadod Wllh eloc- i #0205 lOBOESCOBI Ironies and-doop trolling $500. Black powdor. 50 S3500. 1£ 736-0520B '9 7 N ISSA N SENTR) ?ÔLDSMOBILE INTRIGU oquipmont. canvas covor, calibor ® Hunter Hawken. ce]COLEMAN Tont trailer, W 858-0- '47-0 i ...... , . . , j w•'7,995| ' J possibles bag lull, all, 1985. S650. Call 736-9050. RA GLE - ■ m boautilul wood miorior just S ■■■■ 199S 01 compiotoiy rolinlshod. S350 * W inchester 22____ n F o a o a - 2 mag. lover action. Weav ESPRE '96 2411, 5lh wheel Wf|SSANALTI/W ouisinnamg condition. " w/slido oul & canopy. ^^GMC SIERRA EXT CABI MJ s m- i S m U , l x H ...... J w ' 1 0 pictures and spocilicalion er ® scope, S250 Marlin 22 ___ '10,995| lover action. Bushnoll Liko now. Call 326-3680 \A '9 7 ( shoot upon roquesl * altor 6 p.m .! - | , r 1991 IOIi w m n S7500-'o»or. 726-8003 or scope. ®' S200. 539-6166. 2 : # I3 U : GUE m . 726-5733 ovos.______r L KIT COMPANION 1998. 1 PONTIAC TRANSPORT ...... j w ’ 1 2 RUG”eR Black Hawk, 357 23 fl. Slh whool. (ully 79-0 '12,9951 mag. 6" barrel, custom 51, equipped, usod vary litilel CAB 4X4 ;98P EUIIUEEIOOIUO bow, 90 np Johnson, sre- ggrips, bolt & holsior. 3 New $1 cond. Ouoon bod. roo. covor, o A r^ M I #9888- WffiOM. U prt \ •UrCM«IMMt •tmiM/ntea \ .RMn sw a s u www.conpauloa.com W 8 S T L A N 1 UEHE IS.Uaceta ISMBtaeUlHBIIHBM.N. n |- EROME TWIN FALIA L L 8 N : >■287.7000 eO O -m•2954 2 9 S • Ul: B00’233-20B4 1427 BlUr UKIS BWO.N 4-3900 735-39(1 9 0 0 l | : Y3S-3G O C 733>1823*1*800<333.221 THE D SA VE O N THE BOL^ htWibtteMt;) m H I n ! -OK i.v».nuiui.TmiuoDuuiMcr((orii2t1 w 0 y l www.gafy»rairiBHd.tam ulus lam liita & Qoalor DOC loo of Si iiuauicnMiiiRiun ucDw iK uun nti ■ J U L E V A R D t m rnw M iM r ! {Sji Uliq«*Mh1In ■ j U j U J U j H pticot \ Sunday, U a ^ 2 5 .2 00101,- T im es-N ew , Tw in F alls,»Is. Idaha D it , CHEWSuboitan.TO.SB- | ^ FOR01985,«tonw/460 JlJEEP Cherokee 1984. 4 fc0«0»4iJlilllConwwston m i CH«V v e n d o , PS. loadMn R uns IVSLER Sebring, *96 F O RID D Taurus wagon. NISSANW -871 Sontra IOIK. SUBARU •87 GL Wagon, VOLKSW/ » engine. 4 spd, trans. «c y l. 4 dr;, 4*4. new tires, vVan s r 1988, good cond.. JXI c SWAGEN ;- OTMtl SÔO. 734-6262A I convertible, all op- 1087.7 . white,\ good condi- r u n s ggroat, rc new lires. asking Sl2i|3M2«gotiabto. ■ S4000/offer.734-8273« • ni|^ i w <..^ 8 great, yg302-V& $2.900.324-1288 tkns. 99, Like ne w .-: <^HEVYSu(XMtWt.LS.‘99. ) IS. $13,500.735-2422. tk ».$tOOO/o(&.CaDoe .$ t 670-18561856 after 3 :X p.m. Can 734-1C•1 0 2 ia ______L«>8dodwT '• GMC 1992 4x4, short bos. J Id Mth ALL .lowinBM.AC.4WD.kMKt- ORO Mark III, *93,302 v a ' e S m o i^ m : * 4* body lift. 5 SM custom JEEP *» dh'erlikee. 1986. 2 SiLyourdassiBedad 88.1992. tow mdos. SUBARU ULegacy L -96 an OPTWrnOHS , < r«d. «xc. cond. Tow pkQ. engine, cleani $4995. tousal HOND/IIDA *94 Accord LX. sharp!1! AC.A( now tiros. CO wtMeldr.M.wagon. 23 mpg. including toathioatherintenor.' : wtteels.nowBFOoodrk:h door. < AT. AC..4000 m iles 352-4627 days, 352-9669 twk •S^.09S.Coaa6-5383JiZ Ures, dual exhaust. PW. on < new engine, exc. con- ovo >tr>edOmlcro>vn»t J J -AC. g PS. cniise. I ISK chariger.jer. Can 736-3944.* A T .A C .cncniise. reol rack. PremntfnnSoundCD, So . ove. «sk lor Stove or JuBe 326-5699* wrth 6-d scchanger. chai Only- ._ P L STOOOmsf. 8B&-2954.. ditt^, $35<^ 734-6711.« ^ Ip 199 7 T a u n a . AC. .$5250.731-8326 dif OLOSCUICUTLASS-99 samo lor. ------tloaded.kjwpkB.-Sie.900r ", iMCSat8nv8n.-go.-8e«f- -im re. Cfulse. vory clean. HONDADA'AcconJ L X r ^ r 4 - —asC hovywvy Mabborbeautt-- SUBURU^Sil »3ia«inW ||nr alma.5l5.ffi0 ------‘ GMC-B5Slo(Ta3/4ton«xL 75askforBreil :Cal53t-5119 ' edEditkNi'se.Exc.Cand. âQr^conMoa$3.79S. $a»» 0 . Can 543-8917.1 d r. sedan, soc AC, PW , FM »ul. bluo.uo. tow mis., ladory G L.4 whei . c ab . Oood cond., tow pkg. < eo cass. PS. cruise, warranianty. musl soli. doan.S24‘ 61 afier 6pni: CH e v TT a H o e W c d :• $9000. Can S7B-2559 . J FORD101984 R a n g e r .n e ^ I to«d«l. tow pkg. $18,900. ; cond $4700.366-74M St1,90(VOTmln*.5spd. option, ollar market If TOR SALE I fO mID 1986 T-Biid, tots ol $2 4 995. ! C01L678-2426 Of _ a p p roox. _ x ,AC. PS, PW. ^ __ _U o n t j n e w n thru FrL— -VW -19 8 9 .C:abriolei-c6n. abi ------66K miles, ojcc cond. . wtiOQls. oriolnal owners. H «ryrt87$B50rCa,ir ~654-22•2210 poworr doors,d< lilt whool. t . i,> c « $ 2 2 . ^ . 678-0331 eves. | a ^ 733-5 C areofyoor vertiOto. real»al good/wKft-g ; $19,800. Can 837-6679' . 0 conlrol, AM/FM cUsiin*Red business lion. S2600/COO/otlor. C all - orS39-S259Ji (GMCWSubuiban Deluxa I |Ll a ND ROVER 19961 FOROO 1997 T a u n a U 3.0 10 c a s s . C om pact befor*tyouheadto v 644-9122or3:or 324-8760* Msme. Ktom season, iual air bags, power b o o e e 1997.1500 pWQjp.* •- Exc. condition. $20,995. I IDiscovery.. 48Kmi8.| eo* engh>)ineV6. Now bna. very great ii ir business ' s s l'FuByk>adedUMu$tsoa.| do an 86.135 mBes. good cond. 678-5100 Of 878-4341B I ^ >&clean.e86-2S80« wheels.• S 1-20l73»»-0«texL2 Im ^K na BANKR£PO:TS^bid« I $t4,80(Vbflor.32fr«667| Tin whe« Is. $20,000. Ptoaso ©r oor BurleyBu Otftoe > GMC Suburban. 1990, L 1 DA’95 Protege, 5 ^734-;34-2245. oxt. 112. ., 934-8 : CanAniye7»«089. . SLE, liT . eke. cond-w/afl fo ^677-4042 iB sSM t'W ' t-aii.iirair m — — ..PW.PL Groai car. PONTtACIAC '84 Fjoio. 75k i , = 0?DGE *98 3/4 ton.QuadI options. Must soe. 127K i; nSs. New tims. PW . ^ FORDO W Contour SVT S 6 .0000.934-5561 0 Of original r ’86 noods woriT . 326-6566 or 73M 133.M -F lal mis, Tioyl Fast! TOYOTA ’8 ‘M b. V-0. loAdod. SLT.. •PD.sunrooi;S7500. ------______fuel ininjected V-6. toather, 539.501S063______C ute!$1800, $1 423-5337 bost otter,' Can 734-1175« ACUl v w B o g 1972)72 exc.{ cood I ' :u>wmue*.lowlno4han-; J] E E P 1953 Wlllys. N ew _ CURA’90 Integra AC. groun 2DA626U(1999. * o«ningsi>gs ano weekends,* ______6'^8-5638 ^ eng»w. no ..•dling pkg., Infln*. sound J. now n ic n o rl I radials. Motor needs NiS&ANkfigca£.T9e5;S* Nt :rvise. tih. power aun- St4,S i rnew,18kmios.AT. s PONTIAC'AC-92.CrandAm 85 Supra Load- . .$3500/oner-;er-73S-l397.| I .Wcaa#et»4C0i20.7S0. work. Extra 4 cyl. m otor •8pd.4X4.8hdll;new ' s root. Super cloan, 73K ====■ ID'09 Contour 2SK' 'AC, CO .CaB324-3208a Nicolnttontto car, $3950. un- OK mis.-Alloy '■ ■ — , :Caa67B0654or43^3654 .included. SISOO/ollor. dutch;$2500.324-S392Ji c ^■nis.2doof.«500/o»fer. ^9O0.^m■^9s^m ------— ;:aU423^ji misJ “ m a SJJOA 626.1998. AC. OofÔOKWKmq, 543^934« . .f0bb0B4x419e6,AT. 352-1158 belofo 0 pm. . fC -9y6day9 732-0074« cDchJ I 1998 Avalon 1 099 ■ • I . ! $2.950.06k rnUo#. j ctangor. hands Iroo PONTIACHC 97 : Sun(.re. 86K y , lUTO J E E P '9 5 Grand Cherokoo AC,AT.runsip^165K!' £ , 0 OU white mustang phono,>no,5spd.Only33K- -m is. groo op.i«rfS,.42,ooo I . Ca!l423-S845« Jfoen. good cond.r ALERS------{------LTD. V-8. moon rod, CO, S2400to(lor.CalS36«640 J TRAMSIBSSIONS Iks abushre relation- OS, very good cond. $9000/off•_ AC Grand Am 1988. 733-4620), 24 mpg. great tiros.- U E R CC U U R Y '83 M arquis m ns gro. :$330Q/offef.934-SS9SJI $15,875. Cat 726-44S3B aun rool, fuUy loaded. groat, almost 200k f o v n T A ~aT, aracter traits: worn sia Wgn.AC.ouise.OD.Wo nus..noocHjodspamVinienor. ^valon.'95, XLS. CA Like new. S22.000. ecS t rers soal.’comlorling 5995, q J E E P -99 Grand Cherokoo >.CaH733-7669a 5500/olf(/olter. Oklcr cam p rmacuijtocaw. I f ~\4 reab, va. AT. AC, PW. 208-764-2624JI :c3nomyT«Si>lsalo« ( noeds work. $300/ , 512.90(Voff()ffor. 7^ -6 3 8 4 * Ltd. V-8, leather bilortor. — C$tl324^?e0for " S ? " CURY'92 Grand •cm iso contioi, TSKmUos. an Sherry 735-8707 TOYOTA Ci .$9500/olfer. NISSAN WhHo. 6 pack CD. 12K + ^ Mtbna(n.M quis. Must soli. Fully 5 Camry LE 96. Y l j l mis. $27.500.734-5622B | DTaums'95AC.k»d- toadod.Od. $3200. 862-3360 . good ninning con- I D .. : Pioase can 208-<234»77. ^11!______s . ! Gieoi cor top, brand now. 340 maos. ASTROa S Van, 1993, oxc. CHE' r', now tiros, shocks. i ? " ' snow. )oad( TIM ES CLASLASSlFIEff Call423-5404.a „ HEVYLumlnat997. — ishiold. 5900. Coll ^ . DODGE Raider. ’87. body _ cond. 4X4 lowing. $4500. cruis DA 1986 Civic $2195. w in d sh wmtor tiroiros. All around D E P A RRTMENT T ^ :ruise coMrol. AC, 39k HONO^■l965 Bua.comok)to 324-9129135. ’ In exc. shape. Motor jJEEP 2000 Wrangler. _?Ptoaso can 208-734-2288. niilen ilo s . 0X1. w a rr a n ty . VW 1! needs work. S1200 or disasomblQd. $250. NISSAN 2 0 8 - 7 3M 4 - 1-5538 Sahara. Hard/solt lop. FORDT987j5pasSeSg5? FO 110.300. Can 5 3 6 « J3 9 « bui di W OO Maxima SE SA A B'96 '96 900S 5 door. 7 8 8 -M 2 ^ ' best oKer. Can 734-8339. . cruiso., AC. aluminum .1 1Ton, nice shape. $2750^ .CHEV 8 Iniomational, $750. Boautifultiful poaif wtwo. floor 5 spd. cn wt)OQls, manual, tilt. CD. 1987CtwvyAsboLT.4.3 1! HEVY rni Malibu. 1999,32K J l ?J7 ? ' CRI^S robulltr “ sobilorlor. Exc. condition. LoadodI!o S u ’^ ^ o r o ^ i- ^ ' TOYOTA Co;;omry.-95.47K. 208-677-<^7-4543— 50. Can 324-2444. $21,500 :ond. Loadod! / ^ , q , c 5 spd. $2600/oller. Call 4 ‘ Iilor. low mllos. oxc. Liter$29S0.Cal73&9050. Li condmilos. PW. P L good $ ,o s o 500. Con 734-2168« 59,900-2B. 206-78^.1539^1 » l. 536:5656* (B U RfiLEY) L E 734-7 2 0 1 J______jcond.. Soiling bolow c q ond. For moro Inlotma tkxi FORD Aoroslar. 92. XLT. BANKU4K REPO: Taking Mds l^do-ln. St9.900. ^11 4X4, 4' good cond. Fully '734-5804 or 731-8333^ "o through 3-30-2001 " cab,dlesal.5 8pd.'si500 loadod. S5000.324-6283. Catl Ca Ttrri 736-2009. or SOD parts. 677^099 FORD -99 F350, crew c ab t 6 spd.. powor stroko. Call r e M eF : 423^6280 or 42(^«280.H : -Nobodys blithdIday! -No bSOFTl>ank a holidayl FORD Bronco XLT '96 : SALE-No parades! Loadod. 72K. e»c. cond. Sacrifice S12.500 low JUST EVERY DAAY LOW PRICES AlAT RANDY HANSEtEN IMPORT CENTER ' book. Call 670-48B9 or Take a look)k a t a few of the gre;reat buys from our tererrific selection! 678-4889 ovonings. : ------F08DExpod.tion,-00,-Ed------dio Bauor. rod. sun rool. ffC W M U D A ^ Im o E O i " C " 7 ^ S 5 — ' " " ^ Warranty. S29,900/olfor. L M P H VAN U SHARP' ^ -736-8207 or 420-8002. ■ SHARP< ^ . SPARP' FORO Ex{Horor 1994, soo EXTRAS ; aiSlm pior Timos Villago KELLY 840 Addison. S9.995. ' C0II733-1234.B 5 1 ^ 9 6 5 sifoko. oxt. cab.’ ^ p d . 1 Goosenock & recoivor hllch allached with 1999 LEXUS fi i i m S U B . bodlinor. Call 733-3157. > RX300 * BARUlEGACYOm/mACK aftor 7 pm ond loovo IMPORT CENTER ' -m essage lorappointmoni. ■1lO V \/N IMTORIC LOW. LOW PRICE l ^ o g c iwreS ^ 1 4 ,8 8 FORD F-350,1995.62K : milos. 460 ongino. oxtra . doom $13,000. 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D earA bby...... E2 C om m unity...... E4 -E. S e n io rs...... E. 6 . m Fjfitor. Steve Cmnp - 7.i _ The Timcs- - V- '■.■ Pag fLl . ■-■■Sl [EE - .... Sunday,M arch-25r2(-2 0 0 1 — ------^ 1 ______* t ~ ' Section I*. ^ es-Ncws______■ _ I h av e I to le Y" Teeger Is a 16- year-old that e t m y } hai survived ■ so n c IwIng run over Blii by a tmck. She ;-In.caseyou ha lion a heart ■ batch of teen*ag«drive? i - . metllcatlon, a n - — - turned loose in tb( r Inhalant and haven’t heard, a ijew g My 15*year*old ■ medication to teens who "grat■age d riv ers has b een M I . pievent ' • recent d ass o f1 drith e Magic Valley, dents. I am n otold CO sdn is one of the seltufes. ■ ■ t ^ graduatedradaated” w with that During the few ■Last w e i^ thedriver’s education stu- hours a day I convinced that any of d with honors, when she Is he parents attended a awake, she is — blgmeedngatTWin within ami's Falls High School, reach of owner w here th e kids get Cary Moore. their driving per* m its. All of the kids wanted to drive home from the school that night, of :course. I think it took us 45 minutes AND just to get out of • th e parking lot. T i m e s ' In a way it’s kind benlse Iof funny, watching straight-A students Turner 'bucking down the streets with their “My d riv e r’s ewindshield wipers drive down the cawhizzing, stalling Idds reminded her a t eveiy stop sign, _____ rl^ldon’t.believe.is cd teacher let me H. tauaMiM.n*- ■ “He’s the laid-ba! canyon," one of the. • “H e’d h a v e ier to mother. type.” re,it.!LMothctreplied____ The day afterl-back tht type, Mom.’’ I bit the bullet toam be the comatose ance company; “I ! bad news,” 1 said.' th e parents meeting, I When I said thaand called the insur* “I h a v e some really g s b ( had just received 1 ôod d. ' g s 1 the clerk laughed.'* g that my teen-age son OldIdo| I news for us,” she sa treating her. Thatat’s not lhat less oppor>ut )ortunity to interact with ido| :d his driving permit, regimen that includes deer■ep Ixxly « ,;As it turned out, More oêi^ unusual anymore, sf T eeger several he gets his actu:d. “T h at’s really good _ . veterinarian, ZsigmoilondSzanio. of nature.’re." Suthers'-McCabe told K e e p iing n ; l-'ido s said. ' IY a day and a diet supplem j months from no< Long past the tinime when old the Chicjicago-Tribune. “Some lUt, h e ’s covered until âre d ecid in g by tender loving care. advised me to enj dogs used to be putt lito sleep, own- re se a rch h intiicaies i this interac- o u n d ctual liccnse, four "I go down lo Albertson:m's and S rO U ■' months of financ ers -* and vets - arc*e engaging in tion mayy bet; a real human need, they sell me wht)Ie chicken refrain from askirnow. So the clork 3,|th e y ’re vsôrth often heiDic efforts; tito keep them And somene people may choose to m Im IS • W .lch B y ' your child is a poten TWIN FALLS - Every tw((^■0 shepherd cros.s, is doiioing just fine. a hum an 1 cchild would.” Suthers- ithere’s someihing wrong uiumil it she wrote. “Forget Thn "Since S teve haj tours^during the night. Car>:ary “She gets up ancn d down th e M cCabe s;is;iid, "With old er people __ 1becomes serious.IL-he-;.„said.- - _l_Take_caffl_ot_ot.their-.teoth.^ r— e wheel of the car, ■parent for the nex loore shakes off sleep anffhearicar- stairs, fa ste r'th a n I do,”di Simonds who live ;a! alone, they fill th e role ‘‘Animals that get regularr cchcck- ' whictih of;oticn shotss UD m itential killer." T vote for you, becai ;ens lo his hearj. says. "W e have to takakc her to the of a cumpaipanion. iups usually live longer hciic ca u se olOcr cJogs and-iomsomt!iimes leacis to • has to drive with u hoi ■ prepared,” I told i Teeger, his IG-year-old pit bulll)ull- .v et m o re o f te n , ammd it’s more ‘‘It useded to Ik: you always had ;you have a better chance lo10 head 'oo'f’ '° s s . is a ooipoicnitjiii, sonous next four months,'! Mo< night. “After all, I’ >oDerman cross, must be tendecided expensive th an owninling a younger fam ily liviliving nearhy, a cousin < t)ff serious problem s stMiner.j r / ' tiealtn Dfouiom,. YouVou c.in !ic‘an ii ofl . one. My m other woitcause you’re better kent least thit often. At 40, Mooreore,- dog, but she’s still tliriliriving.” , dow n th ele : sireei. whatever. But A tlog - regardless of siza ze - is- 'C gulai dent.ient.ii c.ve fo’ >our Id my husband last T ride my bicycle in pit boss in a Jackpot casino andanc ' Marie Suthers-Mc.IcCabe is an today, witli.'ith everj’one m oving all |geriatric at a g e () t»r 7. S;S za n iti oog- 1, I’m th e protected DoE after I got my driver part-time antique seller, hasha: expert on the emeilerging bond the time,!. p people tlon’t h av e lhat- ;added. It's lime tlien lo slarart pay------He jilready knewwouldn’t even let me aearranged t 1< his life to accommoimo- betw een o ld e r dog:Igs and thoir n sji'siem as avu-liible. I ing closer attention to his' i: her \vhen Teeger was horn, ivaiciied course, bccausc :he’: in the street until aate pi what Moore concedes arc owners. S he’s an asso I'egu- praaice his driving nstintingly. interaction at Virjirginia Tech Dogs adcidopted by humans gen- itine." he s;iid. "A nd anyiini he’s the calm one in dat< ime you |;„ |v hun g tnii wiih will her. he s.ivs. in the car anyway, -• “Pm about worn out.” h e .saidlaid. U niversity, a n d direrector of the erally gelel belter nutrition and •see a change in iheir rouii son doesn't like to Tee nine. II :,„(i she used loin pplay with I'arni h e asks me lo accom B u t T eeger has b e e n lo y al1 icto Center for Aninimal-IIumiin veterinary-ir>- care than they once tcould mean trouble.” anim als, a last resort, evening t w ith Type-A me unsi any ' R elatio n sh ip s a t ihiih e Virginia- did, hut Sin le, so I wouldn’t have it an> Simonds s;iid longevity is “Owning an old dogTetpi:piires a -j-ve even seeneen birds land on the other alternaay. I know. Because th -• “1 e r ^vay." Maryland Regionalil Collcge of more likelj ely than not the luck of tcommiimeni of more tinune anti h e said. "Ii"It iditln'i I'a/L- her around listening:om to pany him only as “ BuAbout every systemic failurelure Veterinary M eclidnee jat VTU. th e draw, usually more resoun m thougl) he knows me, "■‘•■cs." at all.'* driving a tractor at a lat cnn befall an old dog has She says there aree several rea- ‘‘If you,u get| a dog with good JSimonds s;iid. '•Bui ihe rewa.vaiiis.l Bm one lot.ki»k illloi Teegei ' Bul I really shouldrnative is driving otht ley can he around for a t appened to Teeger, and Moorelore sons for this new n>:role for pets. genes, ihe.v chink, arc more lhan wororth II, hrow n, dim m inging eyesi tells ymi about this stage toin his dad’s “I was as A spent ihousands of dollarslars One is th e increa.sed1 uurbanization longtime.", . ‘niey’re woiulerful." at age 3” stories. thaf more. mean, I’ve been'thi ad tens of ihousands of hours•urs of society, w hich givlives humans Moore hash:i ensured lhat wilh a Moore agrees, lie was t with our daughter,luldn’t fl bc so nervous hap] ■i th ere Pieasese(eseo DOGS. Page e: says a boy is differen: in my son’s life. I has I dn rem em ber •thereouj once before, and 45 minutes stylingr. A nd yet, everyone driver’s license photr e n t... W - h a t k i ] nom DDinosaur sh;how comesstoplanetiitarium our Becky spending \ ind o fn won’t happen this ti ng her hair for her \ j Becky had lots of gi Tuesesday, Friday ' 42.^4iro. E.\t..-.\i..^2{):, 80-year-old grandmhoto. That cenainly T To do for familulies s lim e around. Arid . . |oo,-becausc-Grandi d Saturday ------JACKPOT r- -1 Kniiy tle.iiiliiii' f girl^talks wilh her ing'a driver’s'liccn: 7 r e Y O U y, G x a c t h r ^"4!rW IN FA I.LS - ■'■Tlio>e .. Kach schtiol in iliele Magic is April 13forihiriheseidiul.innu- d m o th er th at year* her liccnse in Illinois Dintismsaur Clirtiiiicles." a new Valley will ctuuluci iiis own al Carl Hayden•leii Vouiif: \\ riii-r> ndma was also tak- A V “\Vliat wns your c mulliillimedia show, is now. play- . Young Authors coniesi>i before contest, spoiiso :ense test to renew Are you a conformist, a noneoncon- insured by I'.u iii- • Grandma?” I remcml in g5 . ai ■ the- Faulkner‘i-t ' A pril 14, W in n e rs i‘ol or each • Peles ResoriI Casino.. Ca- lois. rmist. a pragmatist or an innovati'vator? her. P laineiarium n t at the llerreii grade^ level at each sclu;hool will F o u rth -- . (if ir d riv er’s test like. If . _you're u mom, one of the . I'iflh- .nui s|.\il;. “I had a little tro C enton ter for A rts an ti .'Scienceses ht; eligible iti ailciul the lh cele- gradt' studenis i em ber Ik-cky asking ;scrii«s your Iwliefs about n\oili Ills from liu' I »\;ii asked mc my age,” C lod and your a p p ro a c h to wa, on the till campus of the Ct)llege4e braiion on May Siud.idenis in F a lls . Buhl. , Kii Kimherly. l-iK'i. “I’ve lied about it fo , of Sou>o(iiheni Idaht), trouble when they rning. according to a recently p kindergarten thrmi}’ugh the Gooding. Ilanstansen. Miiri.iiii:ii. that I don’t actually • • • T'he h i show takes viewers eighth gratle siihmiiI ia short Slit)slione. WentVemlell. Miiii.lnk.i ,” Grandm a replied. j,„o{lihed study by Wake Fon am.” frt)min th1 e ice age to th e sp.ite-e sion' tif thVec iH)enis tor t'o judg- and Jerome st.iii: t for so many years y„rhiliversity professor A ngela H aiteiitery. st.iiiH'1 ilistrii'i'.ire I doubt th at wou H aiiery, jin assistant professor:sor of should stay home'le" notion, instead ‘'Se. through the various i»K. eligible, with a male either.illy know how old I lis h t :iology, inieniewed 30 motherslersi of Etc l)clicving that childild care and a nwth- ies tif liarth’s clevelDpniciu.■I- High school siudL-nints may l-'ach gratlede level ^m I! b e . Oh woll, I guess I . . Univ [ into the lives nf the near- 'ould ever happen ung |.|g diildren, a mix of full-iimene nand er’s independencee are; l>eiier for the and u: ir- enter a short siiny. poiXK-nis or ju d g e d sep.uraiely. aiel • thankful ihat my son rt-time workers and stay-hoihome whole family. Thejiey pursue a career, ihical creatures w hose fos- an essay. High sciiool'1 .entries The coniesi 'Ioil ollerMiioi.-iliai'i ing hard to become socio)thers, about liow they handlele jtjobs even when iheir hti:nishamls nuikegotid silizei/ed remains aro suiiticd’d are submitted lo a papanel t>f 51.200 in cash>h pipii/i-N to iMiiici' ss I should just bc youn; And whenever I stui d family. She groups them intoIt) fourft money. • ittday.ay. judges anti winners iVoiom each paling siiideiiivIlls. . son .seems 10 bo try- p a rt- will think of my hip legories: • Pragm atists - ilthe largest group - T he show will he screeiu'd■d grade level are givenI mone- .-Ndditioiiallv.Hv. i ihe M'luHil willl ime a good driver. moth Mary,.who flunked i • Confomtlsts Iwlieve that a momoth- figure out whai wovorks best for their , throuough Memorial Day. on'n tary awarils. High ;schtiol the greaiestI nu iiumhei I’f will' Sturt losing hope. I and f three times and encli a t home is vital for children.. TliTliey family based on earnings ea and child- Tiiesi:•sdays, Fritiays andd entries shiniltl be suhiiiiinitted by ning siiideiii amiamhors will get .i high school friend cates law. speaking severa ly home even if it m eans livinging on care options. I’ragrgmaiist moms may Saturcurdays ai 7 p.m. aiui ai - 2 iheir liigh school u-aclchers lo $:>()0 iloiiaiionniiiiislibf.iiy. m L‘d her driving test • C making' more money incomc iluii would be unacceccepi- end u p w orking fulîll-or part-time or and1 4A p.m. on Saturdays,s. D enise M u n iin . .^6200 .N’orih C o n ie si hiIi'nIlles and applic,)- > incled up practicing e r at rest of us put togethei ly low to other families. (MaMany slaying home; andid often shift from Admisnission is S4 for ad u lts. l-asi. Kimberly 8.I.-i.W \. by lion fiTitis areare av.iilal'le fr<>ni eral languages and i^tayy*home I moms would say thatIt thisil one apjiroach to anotherar as circum- for seniorsei citizens. S2 tor siu- Who knows? Mayney than all of the an in I'- April 14. pariicipaiiiiglg m schools, o r hv ikes.them nonconforrpists'Its' in stances change. d e niis is and S9 for fam ilies of next four months, ther.mj ably >t Williams is the auiliih o r of calling S41-3472.172. iay’s world, hm Ihitiery 's lalwlil>el is • Innovators acci:ccpi the tradiiiim- two adultsat and;noi more than • ly leam to parallel p n "LihrarN' Lil.” "Mv Dog)g Never \V inners willill I he aniiouncetl find a deserted strelaybe, during the >ed on conforming to the iradiiicJition- nl id e n l'w iih oneie kcy variaiion: Unnr tchildren'. Kids 4 andd Says Please" and “M notherhood ideology.) Tliey think parents M o m m y j'l. V(idi lots of em pty parmy son will actual- us should be home under:er siumld not atten tl. . Doesn’i Know My N -latteryssays fnll-timu moms arere ttoo w ith c h ild re n . Thi'hese moms place Name," _J ^______;1 park - if we can among oiher lilies. A f In the meantime, if cn left out of research on work-woi higher importance:c on faihiTs' role 1 fiirm er Ei-en: u w k •T« ToDiiiiii I r,iti'iliis sirect somewhere :omlng libr.irian in R enton, Was the street with ehherparking spaces. "fjj"nily balance. “It is not as if moimoth- in child-rearing, and ai are more cre- ash., she familv orivt I’lv /u i ill m e in the passenger who are slaying at home arere rnot alive in trying such ILKR - CliiUlren''s author has heeii w riling chiliild ren s ' ,i„iiiliiral hlu J, if you see a car on o ften ch options as-stag- l'H-1 ' hliiho. ■/•<. KCt . one much younger at are thal ihey ctnild lui employee>yed," gered shifts, workiiking from.home or Su/an:anne Williams will meet>l b(Htks for 1.^ years, iicrti li.< Magic•ic Valley Young Authorss' wriKT's workshop ftir ait he wheel.., awart r leach- Tnms-.Voc.'s P.O.\0 . Ho.yi T i n n ■ Dvtiise Turner is u> Id rearing” Contestest Dn May 5 in the Filer■r ers on May S. For fu RI.in-: shew f u r th e r Fa//.< S.W J. l\\iih\\itlliuc is iimiii on editor at Tlie TimcsNct NonconfcrmUts rcjeci th e '‘me‘mom - fûrce: OCharlotte O bscner Mitldlcdie School gymnasium. information, call Murum m ai W'cilttcAhitts. ------;— :— choos s assistant features child i ■Ncivs. • N S k . . . V------J S . . J J I E-2 Tbne»Newf, TwinF«Ui.'l(tohoTwi Suntfiy, March125,2001 2S F a m i l. yy L i f e ^1^=^====^=:= P r o p)erdent . 2nlcare ToddI l e r s d om i ’ t h a v/ i ^ e a g e ni d e r a g e: e n d a »------QrVVcVtsfllways'niiSitTdc^lnatP roles and relationships. - ^ 4 s 4 m ] i ner of toys available totoourtwinS- w ould you? And\nd even if your son ipoftant-rforpetS” Formerly, th e child playe year-olds, a boy anand a girl. yed only d ev elo p s a life-1ife-long predilection ^ n “with" things. Now, he! beginsI for dressing in v Rick and Chrisris are the proud —J Ne\-crthelcss,oursontctends lopliQ' in women’s dothini P a r e n t i n g iplaying “at” things. Oh, thiJie mira- it may interest \ ' owners of Snowbalball, a rugged and with trucks and toy soleildiers, while ^ R H j ist you to know that ------jmigh black Labn our daughter plays Vw ith dolls. - cle of it all! Please undeilerstand • most crossHfa^^ n g naales are het- ibrador retriever.' ' John Rosemond th E at a 3-yearnjId has'no in Over the last few moilonths, they ...... One m orning Snovlowball gentfy bit ‘ fl censor w here such things at . douTi on one of hi* have begun lo c r ^ jip•laying la dress- ^ w n - • The bottom1 line:lini Uiis is nothing his favorite chew ^ . cemed, no inner voice (ellirling him • to wony about, i - ■ . - toys nnd yelped o t up, wc have cncotsniraged. . uL Announcing tiiat I out in pain.,lliis .M f ^ that w hile it’s all r i ^ t to drdress up he is a girl is no • • wns.dcfimtely not The problem, if it’s t \ no more significant lOt norm al behav- illy, play of this sort as a clown, it’s not all right,rij to than our daughte , ior and they.pronromptly checked m is that they always-didJcS’SSi Typ-ou> ^ t e r A m y announc- late in the third year of dress up as the opposite genender. ing at age 3 that s • : Snowball’s mouthth ito discover ihe female dothes - both wtshewasjemiifer. ' J Now we’re thinkhig we’ iy in the fourth^Prior to ‘• Those inner voices don’tn’t stan Within a year,ar, Amy- was again' ; problem. Howevcever they, found talking for a few years, ir j nothing: •' stress-i5s-relieving mechanism. To0 go on too long. The othei child's curiosity-driven in fact, telling peoplesher her name was Amy, ns have been limiied to an d w hen they do, som e of what and within a re ! Over the nextil fdivf cloys Ihey ent broken teeth,^nake suree .appeared before us, bolS M — S ' 1 re a so n a b ly s h o rt - ,t . like girls, and our sorOl, prouiily “ atmaltWnhings and places. During ;*they say is completely uniinneces- time your sonn w ill le t go o f thfe noticed Snoivball111 pmvine n, his ' you S’” have several toys that • saiy. , announced, “We’re girii exploratory phase, the “ . “Fmagirrthujg. nio^th and only ruruliictnmly play • “Asafe- for your pet to chew, Ms." Wheri “1 I. child deveicclops a reputation for Noiy, while it’s a b it strangnge and In the trieantinndme, relax and go • his favorite earn*im e o f Krisbcc... will sadsfy a natural instinct,j , do we go from here? y A. 1 would suggest't you go 10 “Wllj^tatouo everything." ; - certainly inappiôpriate inmmost -wiihthe.«njoyablyable, predotxs.flow When he lost his.nis iippeiiu.' yesear-old of this. If you justjust can’t stop being . ■ labs never lose their thi appetite - te.or dangerous objects. (,'■ favorite spirit, and calmlmdown. ‘ns.lo Ihe effectel that the child’s man ^ to dress in w o m b ’s do:lothing, b ugged.by it, thenthei tell the kids to they knew sdmethithing was wrong ; toys and softer chews such ' there is nothing strange or iwhide arc recommended, How marvelous, actualmllylWhat I’nun develo]jlopnient profits greatly pr inap- play dress-up in tiieirt room only, and made an app'ppoiniment for propriate about a 3-year-bliold boy Then, please,-Ieav al experts also recommendJ wonderful imaginatittionslAnd f'"™ l'“vinging a good amount of leave'em alone. . Smmball to see ih«"h2rhood, at which point announced that he was a dowcl n. A ffirm a tive PareParenting, 9247 N. comc up with thele diagnosisi - a you wouldn’t w orry th a t hhe e was Meridian, Indianai re are some tips to get pup- world is more fun thara n playing ■•>- ogias 10 the man I cut off in merging traffic on ilie inicistaie the o ^ D e a r a REE*!! * 4 otics. He also referre:rred th e dog to P">P'“ate lp chews such as socks or Tm sorry. I didn’i mean ti 5 A BridgeView Estates,» , you’ll fmd a stimulating comr a vetcriiiao’ dentalal .specialist in Avoid very hard chews tto cut you Mmmunity off. I saw your mouth mo- ^ A b b y n^ ■ planned exdusivdy for hopes that they cou:oulddoaroot I'testenlirilized bones until the dog loving 100 ror jDur pleasure. Living at BridjBridgeview M miles a minute and the angeran con- can:il and save th eitiKitb. t(M isanesexperienced chewer of ^ Estates means freedom.1 Freedom1 to en jpy your gradotidous studio, ^ toning your face. I got bac the m i m s ? Just as birds fly an 'ed item s. one or two-bedroom apaiJartment - free from the burder a n d fish .swim, ' O lher lane as quickly as I co and I M falBllBI y rdenoflawn ^ ------^'-dogs chew.------• cautious if you plav tug of___ -----I-wam-you-to-know-I was!s s e a r^ -to — ^------^ , and building maiminienafice.oc.oiher.tedious choni o r e i ------A —L. According to veteeterinarv den. th dogs, as this can ihjii're death when you pulled upuj beside sheer rc^klessni«ncss are inviiauons lo tists. l>roken teethth are a com. i"as well as encourage me and siarted honking il lhe horn. tragedy. I sometimes so think it At Formore. A m enitiesies ' J s mon problem in ul >ive behavior. We were approaching a sl< ull I.ets. The slow-mov- wouldn’l , hurtt ifif reciting the Golden In cb têdiin b i as the human family v ^ b r m a d o n abi primary cause is aggressive : ■■■ , ing semi, and I was icrrifnfied you Rule were manlandaiory Iwfore being “ L-guIar dental examina- . M o n ffUhi y ^ chewing on hard objiibjecls such as S'-''* ■'‘•'B' might run me off the road. allowed lo passss thui driving test. Tliai IWyr B r id g e v ie w rocks, fencing orr hhard Ireals ind cleanings, your pet You honked for quite a while. I waypeoplewou j^xtrtmentRaRental J U .ould be driving "under S3 Estates Redremj such as cow hoove?ve.s. bones or “a )yearly veterinary visit didn’t look over because I knew it the influence"" ofol something positive. * .rims«n.ie.Diid,Dining ' wouldn’l do any good. I knc h:ird nylon toys, ’rhi;rlie most com. lomprehensive physical new I had IE Center.orta cm you off, and I’m sony/for f lhat, , d e a r ABBYBY: This may top the m on KiDth to b e fraclured fr; by 1 ’' “ '!! that will include a , • MainteuncaS ' ^ but your forcing me into a danger- !>houi :hc the couple who invited s c h e i u k a these types of toys i* d look at the teeth iind ‘ •Sodid&CulturallAcdvides Acti m s is the upper . ous path on ihe iniersiaiee was nol . ffi^-'tids lo ihcircir anniversary party fourih preinolar", ororcarnaisial HiThis is also good advice ! ^ cotT^bmetuari0ffy . •TVansportatioatoA-HouictaplngtoArea C ow ners. :.safe for either of u.s. I w;is a/afraid if I “sed the cashca; the guests pul on |B & tooth. Sometimes dogJogs Kill cheiv' turned tu look ai you, you wo tree to finance their ivouldpull m«ney in r mealttndtour,^ • B«utifuliy Lntidia iheir leeth down to:o sms all •■iiub- , Sm allerler breeds of dogs tend to a j gun on me or run me iiinto th e divorce.I wasi recentlyrc inviied lo a M •Libraiy«EwftiMRi bins" and/or wearar the teeth eriodontal disease at a ditch.\ I wanted to focus onn driving.-i shower.. TlieTl moiher wrote on I \ w jfleasecaUDet seRoonu T i • FftidUdlidet righl Ihrough the enenamel (thus ■r «age, and they should buil iasieaJ, [ had io concern;niraie nn invilation;ons, "I have purchased « f ) f a t • Emergency PuUCa e.xposing the roots).). T'1 h e broken ■'‘•’P'''gular oral exams done at ai car locking me into a lane, I y daughter would like. ^ ’ ;, honking n'y • *NoEnd«Bentfi or worn looih expose ice yearly. ial me, sivearing at mc. I wa;vas afraid please comc1C toi my house to pur- ^ n o nses Ihe deli. ^ (208) 736-393 Requit^ cate pulp and nervee endingse and veterinarian will sei up a Jyou would damage my car orormaylw c h ^ the gifts fromfrr mc.” makes life extremelyJy painful for “ mprehe;iiensive plan lo keep your followf mc home. Boih of ourur actions 's that1 forfo nerve? All of die \ 1 1 B»kI,.Vi„ Cnirf. the pel. Food and otother debris 'f^'ieth clean and shiny, the ^were dangerous to oiher peojiople,but Rifis w ere expepensive. Most of the 5 , of daily doggvdomom can gel e>'msflrmm and healthy. Jthere is a difference betwc'et.“en them mvitees felt obliibligaied to buy them ^ impacted in the frafracture and " 1 cut ynu off by accident; yoiôurreac- and did so withh great g resentment. tion was reckluss_and_inierentional _____ daughter i er is a spoiled, preten- • — _i*ttraci-l^ct_eria leadiriding lo-infcc------Fontivr 'i r Ttvitt-Falls-tvierimrian-----^'hOoxr:rlme:ynirare'lira'i a Mniiliir ' ' H»u3-hm t^-btinilt:moiher;and:dairglPr^Î .liiHinlie loss of thehe tootli.'or Marty BccIkvkur is a vcti'nharv tw i^ s ndalitile ««r got w hat ihey liii w anted. I dare • ivorse, situation,Ihopeyou’ll extend trihiKor-• .to ABC-TV’s ''Cho£/_ n mercy. It would be benefic■icial not anyone lo top thisihi; one. W * - 4 i The most commonI signssi, of den- Mor/n'n^} Amcrica"A ami is a can- bonly lo the pcrsOn in my pr -TICKEDOFF ^ (208) 736-3933»33 V lal problems are exces cessive drool- trihutitificd: editor fi)r Dofi Fancy, fie is b but to lhe rest of the people Sir f i "o' t ic kKED e i OFF; Feeling as IW 1828 Bridgeview BivtSivd., A ing in pets that don’tin’i iiorinallv lhe ca-aiul travel safely on the road. you do aboui ihel iith o rp f the best selling ** ie bride and her moth- 3 Twin Falls, Idahoho X salivate very much,:h, blood on "Chickcn1 Soup 5. for the Pet Lover’s -GIRLINTIIEBLUi.UE CAR '’'hy did youIU iattend the shower? M .their toys or beddinging, avoiding S o u r andI'ivs a re p els, the111 saving . ' Tivin Fall.s urance products underwxitlJtten by Sterling Life - goes; nid (Iors are friend: Tiic.s. Mjiriili ^7ih.’ "I wfin’i gel another ( ■ Insun;urance Company. .■while iifter Teeger's Wed: Mjirch 28ih. A ' Îoon.• Siiid. w iping aI leiir K frorn ' 4:30 & .7:30 p.m. Why r his eye. '‘rtn Just w'orn ly not call for more informalalion. Talk to one of rn OUI. and j ^ / A CSI Rodeo Arenai ex c e jn f ^ I JUICE NEWTiVTON I Undcnvcrwriltcn by Prouiily Pn'scnts U vvt' iihi Coiiart— ^ FERLING J 3 New Mama:a s & Papas Lifelrs Insurance Com panyf and Juice *' 6003 Overland0v< Road.Suiie 301,Boisese, ID 83709 :e Newton i Participaipaiing Network Hospitals I Bannock I rriilay Ni\{ht • AprilAf. 20th, 2001 i ' ick Regional Mcdical Cenier Saint Aiphonsus R îonal:al Medical.Ccntcr C S I C y nniiuisium i i ¥. Benewah'ah Community Hospital Saint Benedicts Family M(Mcdical Center 'A ' Bonner C S22 tiairnil AilrAilnil.witiii Only r Genera! Hospital Shoshone Mcdical Centercr M ' Clcarwaic/ater Valley Hospiial & Clinicscs St. Mary’s Hospital Tickets Availablele Exclusivelyi at |V liarmsI Mcmorial-HospitalM Dislrict . Syringa General HospitalI ■ • ' • MqslcCoiConior Vl Kootenaiiai Mcdical Center • ' ' • 221 MolnIn AAvo, E Twin Falls'alts, 10 . ______•Nelworlvorkrcstrrctionsapply.NeilherSlcrliirling Life Insurance Company nororitsagenls its arealHliainiiatedwiihMnlicareorthc.Statcorl)r Federal Govemmeni. Policy form'rinimmbers: n I'i i ^ J ST-ID2.jS ______IDSEU.IU.IDSHlB.IDSHI.CandlDSFI.h anam! IDSTDA. IDSTDB. I D.STDCanilamlinSTDF. JT ■ N . M SundjiKl«, Much 25.2001 T i™ « h « ,,lTurin F ill,. Wiho EJ [ p a s t i m e s *■ "fiy Atan P .oiti Sunday C r d s s w ir o r d l ' F a m4ILY i i LIFE Huntington< Beach,Bt , Ediied by Wayne Ro California Robert W illiams ACROSS ' r u n h i of onercnefS “ |T -j» I] |4 = i obsorbod êhingstarirbecome5 s m Q m i n i 6 * U Boheme* lg Star horoho . " ■ t ' " ! ! ------:------L ately VcVenus has been dominat- .1. 9 Briitohlalls» \ S - ~ T ------.1^ — - 1 in g th e earl,larly evening western sk>'. . ..,;UIn(«anctaMlc, S o niuch sos o thatTve : fielded quite a K am a__• : ■ ■ S - T T — Sky cal; a l e n d a r [ l _____ • 10 Toward opoo~ — few collss flfroth folks wondering— T(^f I------^------■ wators ^ “ - ■ 5 . whatitis(gi(guesses range fn m UFOs (through Saturday)a,) ■ ■ ■ 20 BiOfcXd fillers a M ij to the Intenlematlonal.Space Station), 1— — J H - ® •PlaiwU: 21 T hoJatson#*« sv . ^ l ~ ------T L " ^ ------No wonder.er - Venus outshines any star, and it doesn’t twinkle. Given }0n One hour beforeI sunsunrise:- ■ Mars: S. low - 23 Start of Susai • that, it's easjtasy to see why it might be One hour after suns« Ertr quote Si______m is ta k e nn ffor somethiiig in the L lunsei: • . ., 28 Evaluates atmospheresre 1or only sli^ tly beyond. ------Saturday; W. ..2 7 Lends on crediêdtt ^ " H H IP — If cveryoi7 orie owned a telescope reappear in the pre-dawrwn sky,- • ■'“PHer: W (abovee SaSaturn) ^ 28 Tofonto NHL u------P I (Hey, on asiastronomer can dream), . ' spending the rest of 20011 as j the * Moon: • team , casually■ally , ■ ■; • “ “ ■ ■ ■ ■ mom ing “sta r.” ' Close to Saiurn (2{2.degreesi di • " • 2 0 — over (study]udy) n r ------e would be able to see .30 O ne ol. the ■ ■ ■ w h a t the: eveningci star really 1$. P e rh a p s y o u ’re wondiid erin g ' WeflnescJay eveningming ana Jupiter (3 Tweedles . Sincc last: Slimmersii Venus has been, . w hether a telescope with aa.solar • degrees) Tfiursday3ay eevening. 31 Rourfsher ------changing frofrom a small, nearly full filter ‘ will bo able to spotot( p u n ’ 33 Qlveoff . IS ;______ph ase to.a.ajelativ.ely 1 sprawling, - iintended) Venus against the h e W s 2012, however. A good{ thing, too, 35 O ne of Santa's ' ra 2or*thin cri face on Thursday. Alas, no. Dt helpers | ! ! p ! m I crescent. But th e specta- ? Despite because the nextext o n e v isib le in 38 Heart ol palm “ “ 87 ------cle’sdaysarroached properly Comaneci 49 Render t02 Ve^gaVole feodor 121 Author f becomes “below themthei ." T heir per- 50 - -Ude. Russia i03 irFofbor s to r e s w erejopen. op 83 Outscore OOWN Minule aquatic 123 Presooil ceived social positio 86 Comic Booslor 51 San Italy oroc r ;L ,H " ’ha t happ 5 Panhandio i63 Colo mama becomc addini ’cted to adrenaline and • A v )fteh life itself parts A way to gain some relaxation:m IS 10 through diseases cau 6 Shoo part {64 Young hooters ri'lvijli ,l3|qr I constant actirii caused by ••hurr>' • • 99 Part 5 ol quoto'0 7 More disorderly f lp»»l3|HlyW s[ylNUhB 7TT tirity. Instead of an orga- do do tasks, like h(Hisecleaning.l*yard 3 sickness." 104 Sl. Louis pros 66 Our star » " T t 7 afl ; nized and systtysiematic approacli, now »voi » 8 Small pc. of lond (68 H. Hughes' airline n 0 5» work, cooking o r laundr>', ,\viiivith a . U fe Mill dimensir 105 Turns away. 9 Army loaders ' - * ^ s w e a rc impulsiulsive. We don’t \m te it ne» rnsion and variety 70 Lokfs daughter I S ® ' new attitude ahd coordinan ated invigorates. Mrengthi t06 Larva oia certairrtain 10 Seaweed ; I ; I I do^vn. ^Vc collall 1wên wc tiiink of it. It lire igthens. and holds 71 Gardner of film 2 i l l hreathing. O ur attitude towarcird an • some of the kevsi 10I(» longevity. We ■ 11 Composerol . 733 Al of the '50s ■ ■ an^ I t 2 p j I i U H * E ^ 7 u • doesn’t matter:ter if we're in six lanes . acti >5 • 'Carmlna Burana'. ' activity determ ines its value totous. are in the 21st'cenu:ent»r>-. W e can't I?? fe ss? "”" Indians ff M ; 2I IE I o f 70 m ph traflraffic, or if wc arc in an Become B organized enougl , •)? • 775 Object of dovolion f iH lo l Igh to • effectively reverirri 1 H) " a sim p ler 112 John Wayno s5 13 Hall the UAH 7 i intimate restaistaurant full of patrons reclaim reel at least a half dav imm 76 Prong g t| | ! ifiiedi- lim e" even if we wantedwai to unless T ruo _ • |4 Proud step 7 jM h ■ trying'to cscascape the trappings of atcly. atcl 77 Bowler ond boater tH IEi* . . we moved 10 the wi 113 Snobtwry 15 Caspian foodor 7 3 1 2 2 - to d u io lo g y for at least a meal. Just C ; woods, and lefi 116 Usolulhint 79 Villain’s I ■ 1 Claim it by dropping, comhin'wung. technology behind.nd. However, we 16 Star's part, maybe expression ^ m I I I 7 2 p u ll o u t the phphone and call. Speed. and and orgiuiizing your life into n •t17 Wordol 17 Norma • a I miist can glean from the past lessons 81 Jopanoso ' {? i p 2 !tu H * its chemicalsIs anda hormones, drives do do anda want-ttvdo lists. Tighten > comparison 18 Clo$5ilied_ -n.ihc lhat can help-■lp us nhonc calls. W rite and talk s 93 Priniors'measures ■ . E-mail: we hi ■ sue- education oiursis andmd pravnts sani- 2 have to chock it 8 or cincirincily. Do the. essentials, dropI’.lhe 1 10 tim es a day, nan; on.stnsf nianaaeilaxeniait. Readcri: lay, or more, don't we? rest,est. Shift th e tim o yoii save >'»»ii nitJi) iiTi'ft’ I • Stock quotes: ■ tu h hir im u t 2 9 3 ,S' . ics: w e’re h ig h tech )ne one larger block that vou u“ •■t-'. UV//irWfJ»i Cirt-fi’ Ea-'t I I in v c sior&.at:cr East. Tollaha.<$iX'. - J M p i d e i f e H n u G h - •.uiltlcssly. for-your**»ltT-iH»Mir J230S or. saul.sen'( c.-inaii -to - ■ ■ - i^G r-feniliL X w O s e e h o w th ei^portfolio pi is since wo— caiifraiight up ,b u t torelajratrdetijo checked an ho |J"y. isrn©/iy;x.Tstns.<.aiJii,Itn. IIc m Iso h a s a j t w O ranga C ou n tyf RegisterRe 1------^------Many people have large expt:pcns- livh .q'rc at tvn-ii-Jiv/iiT. television. In all of the cicraziness, • beepers are requiredre<; equipment. If _ _ _ PlkTstrcfS.CDtn there is some, truth about • “Get Over It" (PG-13)(P - AB it the per- we’re campingng in the woods, alone CiiiLwa. M F am ily ceptiuns of America andan anti- with nature.hoihow are people to con- Americanism. esiH-cially wherewl ihe fact us? We ci licst for: M uture teensteci to 20^me- ^ can’t leave our cell things. , m edia’s concerned. phone on nutLit 1there. The battery P flic k s ____ Tlw niit-sti-Kond: T he adult \. B rig h t Smtile i Is ------U7iui it'salK iut: W ht iltthemL^s. w o u ld ru n dou-loun and th ere might - ___ iVhenBerke(lin— I violcni murders, nudity ar FpsitT) is dumped by and oilier n o t l>e a tow crcir close enougli. 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G ilt C e itilic a tD s !' \\i''>cireaiin;:1;: .1 [vis..ti iWl»-dcioW'!r» Ovi'i ■ M l ...... ' W ays T ravel Senirvice, In c. sui®.,nbridge Cnro & Reliabihtaiion 15 R 1 IS sponsored t)v SimBfidge; HoailhcarQ Ho Cofpooporaiion. a n.iiionni leader infl 1long-lcrni carc Foi more inlorinlormation. - V , \ call 1208) 734-8645.15, or visil UAMV sunti corn ■ ^P/£al£Ô U ■■ '■ » « * . e<■ M l 1 ^ 1 I •_ 160 ll 2nd-St. W .» TWin Fai=alls, ID 63301, | ( ^ \ 'vriilt ii our W ebsltttt www.loura Saturday, March;h 31. 2001 I iimQrttravel.iom 3 S u n Brilidge ’ 8 ®mIcrofuio^^ 2-m - 5:00 p . m . ll. !//:i Turf Club H S u n B rid g e Ca:are & Rehabilitat a t i o n 734 Falls Ave. •' TwinT F a lls Hj | f i ^ H fo r Tw in Falls[s tc o n ti 6 4 0D Filer F A venue W est,it. Twin Falls, Idahoo t 8 3 3 0 1 ------I m E-4 Time»Mew«, TwIiTwlnFilEt,tiUbo Suntfty. Much125,2001 25 S e r v i n g; thd e M agic V alley; G]QM[MUJNIlIY '•tji^.PatSiartatuomo-133- ^ T S t u Bsntsgetoi e )n-the-job' experieiK< ices Re] ■ TWIN FALLSS - Minico High actual,al job shadow experience, ‘lay for ILife pidksupsteteam School studeniss gigoi an up-close Mag"agic VîlIey Regional staff - FILER - T ------— view {)f health careare careers...... ’ m ernlxibers exercised their role of - T h ere is still tim e to- ■ >f g a th e r a tc They participapated in a “job “workp•kplace hosi” were gradous, * team for the 1 0 th I anniversary . , shailowinR" att h Magic Valley friendl'idly, knowledgeable and the ry Magic Valley 2001. ■ A m erican 'Ca Rufjonal Medicalal C en ter In T>\in food service sc department gener- 'Cancer Society Relay ■ for Life set:Mayl8-f9.' M . ■ ■ FiilN in Febm ary.y- ously/ servedSl the studenis iunch, T h e ev en t • riie students5 clchoose from a MinicoCO representatives say. nt will .be held at the I Filer Elemei vnritity (if careers•s f(for job shadow- Facuc'ulcy chaperons Sandee nentary School track H field. iiiK in their fieldss of interest, such Nelson,jn. School to Careers coordi- ;as nursing, lab teclechnidans, reha- natorr forf Minico, and BrenBa 'pose of the IS-hour I ■ bilitation therapistist a< n d diasno-stic Buckle:;ley, a member of the high rent is to raise money I limaging, tonatne.Jil;afew. sdiool)I teachingt' staff, said th’e stu- ire'for cancer and raise H Some of th e tioiiion-tradiiional dentsr enjoyedei the hands^jti expo of cancer -prevention ■ carccr.ficlds indue:Iuded computer riencese working in their chosen numty, organizers say; H information systems;ms, engineering. a r e a ss. . The ’ students were also • ir, the Magic Valley H yround k eep in g:. , fifood services, exciteded about the opportunity 61' team s th a t raised H inedical records, socsocial work, mar- and sh;shared information about I organizers say. This H • kL-(in(< an d d a taa aanalysis, the their jobjo shadowing with each 1 is $150,000. ■ Iscliool reported. oth er on th e bus trip back. vent includes a H ; The students siastarted the day in o f L ife C erem o n y with an orientatioition to hospital _ , incer survivors and a .. y, CMnr •« Mq Im uta pi'Iieies and procediedures, espccial- Minico student was one of manyy Ceremony to remem- VIckI Cole,, seated, IciesI Americrican Cancer Society area directo•ector, assists team" -ly in the area of confidentiality.co who whi did a ,‘Job shallow at Magic tiho have been lost to captains In collectlnig packetsIfor ft the Magicvalley 2001 AmerImedcan Cancer, Next on their ageigenda was the Valley Val Regional Medical Center. | SocietySot Relay for Ufa s e t May lS-19lnnier.1 e information, call T h e purp1-9654, o D ebbie a t 736- 32^324-2089 or call the Amererican • of 1-800-ACS-234-2345 or visit the FFA St walking even« 733-1777 or Patti a t Ca:Cancer Sodety’s hot-line nurumber Web site at www.a'w.cancer.org, Itudents bL'lossom width floriculti to Hnd a cure' ^ Dare Jensen awareness of . ' Times-News corresponi in th e commui Last year,HS debaater goess to natioijnals R elay h a d 61 OOODISC - T h e r m ore ALLS - The Tinn Falls ent $115,000, on eno're.foumameni, team reprejresen- N athan Evans, a sen!senior, and Matt fldivirs than b e a u ty . I Dcbate/Spuech team ladves lati say. T aner will now be year’s goal is S « able Kershaw , a sophojphomore, partici- J iisi ask the studer par- :d in the National to to attendi the nationa] tournan T h e evei ament pated. ticipaiud in the Northirth S ide Magic League Qualifying to to be1 held from Ju n e 10-15 at the Tlie policy debate CelebrationIt i March 16-17 at Uni Jate leam of T an er Vaik-y I FA District I University of Oklahoma in NortJrman, and M egan Gerber, her, a junior, was ctinicst at Coodint- I honoring canc;h School in Idaho Falls Okla. Okl High Sdiool Luminaria Ce ranked as one off ihithe top 14 team s nil I'cb. 21 and later, nd one d eb ater on to This7 is the first time in se the pctidon. yea seven in the entire toumamnament. b e r those who years that a competitor fromI TwinT The remaining toi inniL-st at Rick’ss College( on •, a junior, entered into Fall B tournaments for M arch 3. cancer. Falls High School lias ciualificded for this year for Twin Foi E x tem p o ran eo u s nati 1 Falls High School ^ Bliss, Glenns Ferrj For more i nationals in any event. students are districitrict spcech, state ;rry, Gooding, . Lynn Ut 734-«ivision and won the ■ The T policy debate team I).i^>i'nnan and Sh<>shnd Lc p lace, Sidonia Meyileyer: sccond place. R enee BuIc!ilchcr ch am p io n sh ip were Rodriguez of Gooding and Mandyly MooreIV! of Shoshone check out vere: first p lace, jtlen iify -10 different pl Tournamentid Doris Finney; third andnd Mary: Tucker; ihird place, RiRuby Joye A storquia with tp ljim s." for the FFAFA district floriculture contest at G Hillcrest HighIton S and Doris Watts Grin ivith Ada Burgess I The. sludenis are givgiven a retail at Gooding High School. Irimes and Lola Remaklus5 aand and Riley Burton > ' ■ and will send, Vi Crowshow,an(l foun •ton w ith H erb 3>ntelio teachfts a marketable Gi oward Tucker; fourth place. FtFrtHi Tuesdays. Wedne s.iye, he said. Gooding FFA instructor. itlit B. Dorothy Miller and ] dnesduys and skill.** The Bliss team of Calib|® -M V E id Bobelte Plankey and flighthi B, S a tu rd a y s at thele MagicM V alley ■•Jlif fhiriculiiire concontest IS the. T he Gooc Pfefferie. East/we.st Elainlaine Bowen and R uth Skeem. coding team won the di.s- C;Cade Erkins. Vanessa Leij. Bridge C enler at 246 Fulls Avc. in contest iiiosi popular wi K bEh TWINFALLSMary Ann Siegel and Winners Wi for March 15 were: fi r with the trict compeipeiition. The team con- M urlenee Diaz look seccmd | first Twin Falls. For a partner,pan call 324- m a f m Duplicate BridgL'cond place, Norma placeace, BeliyGrant and Ruth Rallahe; 2000, iMjlfijH the winners for \ l& n B R Winners for M place, Mary Tui ------( G o m m u Young: second Ut flowers DiCostanzo and/E 1 N T S ^ Twin Falls Centennnnlal ayardsaleiIcon May 19, s8301 ; or be dropped off a place. Use Hylto raised will he used to of and flig h t B,ison V Quilters cross•ossingliam, “S occer In Actioiion,’] Thom son. Commission iioldsIs i m e e tin g office. the staff compiiier. lA-/ fiVc. Bernice Richard.si lockey In Action” by Nilîki All ag es a re invited TWIN l^MJ.S - The day, soup lunch S ited to join. lie Twin Falls Donationions may be dropped off OlsLn North/south wil alker, “Formula 1 Racing:18.” Call B obbie Schorz: Cerileniiial Commission Performances help bem - The Mount “Stoi Iiorzman at 537- iitin will meet from 1-7 p.m ; M ondays. uistii, were: nonh/somh Itock Car Racing,” “Drara g G6DI to volunteer. __ ■ I'ruinJ.-HJO.p.ni„VVcdne; ll, and . Grant and Pollylers .will m e e t from___ R acii InesJay ai the----- W cdnesdajJays and Fridays at the—student St educational fun icing,” “Indy— Racing;i s f - - ...... - rTwin 1-i.lkaiamlH.T ofC > place. place, Joye Asti:30 Tuesday at the “Vint of Commerce. - Ilansen Con'om m unity Library at 120 TWIN FAL1.S - A perforn 'im age C ar R ad n g ,” “ Off Roaoad f—' ■ Thenimiiiissiiin’se-m .-mail address \V. Maple; Ave.A „fof “Julius Caesar” by thed i s die Frantz; third placan Church, 909 Sth • Raciiicing” by A.T. McKenn: ;isivvtmalls2(HI-l(‘iyahoo,c Anglin and fliglit Dedici^j i c a t e d 00,com -For morere informalion, call Linda FaFalls Drama Department will “ F’lants la t of the Rain Forest, b Burk, and Mar>’ Lee PJ t o EE x x c c e l l e n c e Oatnianat-IIt -<23-;l85-l, efefit the educational .fun ? program will be a “ A.nimals nii of the Rain Foresf, ;ija and winners were: >meMa a n y tim e a n d " P e o Filer class searches A ndrea Lindberg, whose mi eople of the Rain Forest, J o hin n Rf oberts, ills Ubrary dii d place. Lee Woods: seco.•cessary and bring *‘The . for classm ates forir“ r e u n io n died recently. he Remarkable Rain Forest, DDS The benefit performance; I whether hand or “Protrotecting the Rain Forests l'll.i;n - Tin-H k-r chlch,s, „r i%i holds usei>ed book sale BBSS ______be held at 7:30 p.m. April 4 ork on, organizers andcl “:“Insects of the Rain Forest uill h'llda ••(..iintfin July 1 ily TUTN FA1'ALI.S - The Twin i nlis “B'Jper "Ro Auditorium, A perform by MaM ae Woods. . .\ii(ltc-.ses or piioneme numbers I’lililic I,ilirilirary will hold a used of of the schtMil drum corps willj m t y e vfl will: be provided • llif iiL-vdi'd fcir the folio;illowing class-, — Ixiok sale frrfrom 10 a.m. to 5:30 i>,m, place plj at 7 p.ni. Admission i ' prizes and show MarC ;in,iU's:.,|inlv (laiimer. jrch of Dimes er. Patricia April Candid from 10 a.m, to 5 p,in. donations doi with a S2 minimum.•" '!>= Mount Harriso Cei-.ild K cis. Hi t. i j HBn9 .y _B|; .yjKHH . l-^niil Rode. . A pril 7 at the library at 434 Donations 1 also can be maili h o ldIds s WalkAmerica I<;k ' VdtiSki-em F lerchin:hinger, Mike Second St.. F.E ,j,c e n jo y w o rk d a ’ the Andrea Lindberg Educat: y a d d s t*WIN w i FALLS - T h e S ls t annunu- m S H V.iiiiit»lj(.vc-e While HitDick. Ml booksks iwill Ih! half price from ’ Fund, Fu c/o Karen Jahnke,melit ‘1 RUPERT Inl'irni.iiiiiii should'bi Vlarch of Dimes WalkAmeric;ica l ^ | S 9 I be j:iven lo 3-.'i p.m. Apripril /• Falls I-al lligli SduKil. IG15 FileriinH _ H arrison Quilier:Reader books • jim l-ii-l(l- ;il ,{2()-»2.Si. or 73-l-2'.«)7. The liljrarrar>- is still laking dona- E.; 1 be held April 28 in Twii E.; Twin Falls, ID. 83301 o ra■*"“ l 9:30 a.m. lo 3:30 B u rle y FaUs.Is. lions of b bo o o k s, w hich can he Security Sec Bank branches. . rmance Trinity Luiheran Jded several One)ne m illion p a r tic ip a n ts it Hansen library seek!e |(S (Inipi^d (Iffffin i a bin in thu lobby.- For F more information, callc ,V'in: St.. Rupert. aderlwoks. 1,40030 Icommunities join togethei I’feI’fefferle at 737-5208. Ext, 3031 TJiis m onth’sinics” PI by Greg for W donations for yardI saleSi Blue Lakes WalkAmerica each year ies Chiropractic work day.-Com.)all In Aclion” by organi; llA \Si-:\ - llj.nscii O m other ariizers say. DENTAFAL - l.iiit.ii :s m tiued.uf don,S;™ r£ holds essasay contest Burley Bu man celebrates 9 Figure Skating In Foro i r more inform ation o r to par TW IN FALLS f ; - Dr. Criiis blr:birthday with open housi■os will *' project, lorsebackm Riding licipatipate, call Cricket Leonard âi JXPERlEhENCEi ^ 1 M an ning ia n d B lue . L akes —.n I 4-f> at ■ *0 'vorllate C alder, "Golf 734-83:-8318. - nURI.EY - Mikf Novosg lannelore Sotzek, i W e want younr news chiropractic-tic will hold an essay Bur rmance , . fm bock to writee a littleI a b o u r Burley will be celebrating hisintake 1 -Asouphinchv contest forr sisixth-graders and give ^ » theater group seeks .dentistry m the Timcs-Ncv•New? as I djd b irth d a y II ai Is hv •“ noon.-D oor pi , N e w t I • away a scholaolarship to 12ih-graders. about a year 030 I have riot been Farticipani ^ and tell will foUoviers,” “Siberian VOluntunteers for productions mis must be enrolled in M 0 ' vvTiting bccausc m/seachfoch fer continued the si\ili-gra s,” “Jack RusseU CAS ^rade or 12th-grade of liied to ^ , ASTLEFORD - Castlefordrd education has taken mosinosl of my free Jtny Twin Fall•alls County school. r ational BuHey Libraryihuahuas” \ all by Actors ors Striving To Entertainin iirnc. I believe very strongIrongly that it is \ - f l For llie si)sixth-grade essay con- “Wolf Spider,” (CASTST E ) th e a te r g ro u p a r e in invited ioi■ rS Accelerated Rc ■fl my responsibility os youtut ckdeniist to bc |L le.st,. papers•s imust be at least iwti |)^ y “Black Wiclow needJ olof volunteers for b ehind the ' 2-5 p.ir as knowledseobie as possit:ossiblc. > t v ' pages tyiK'd(I ddmible-spaccd or writ- I r t ’ „ First’ BURLEY - “Pythons,” scenesies activity such as set.s, cos When you trust your / J H j ten and no hingcrldtiticdt the UnM35iCy^ «KJn lesi, papers■i nuisin be al least four andnd has lieeii a longtime residat an Heather Levigne. 1 P.0.B0.M8 TheTl,T«i^N srholdt, “Best Haley,-*y, presideni: Breannn of the Pacific and a clinical I TjInMj.ldjho ■ 32S1/2EI 1 donlile spaced and no off i)(D edo and Burley. iiouse “Scottish Terriei nical insiructof* longer than ei ie Sun,” “ Flower F arniswonh, sw vice pre.sident;t; for the Pacific Aeslfieiic Cor S3303 ' , eighi pages, ‘nie topic Huskies,” “Pugs,” : Continuum ir> • J2?o« s and Terriers,” “Chihu n* San Francisco. 677-i6.IJ•IJ j Ilf human anainaiomy affeci onr ani- (ommunity through arts ds" all by Sharia ' surerr aand Bobbie, Schorzman, are Bob Temple, “M *• I have also been veiylybusy bL vsTitmg <::7.is«w;34.5«fl, ' Hides aboutI heallh" h and "Why is prQ| 1, “ Basketball Iri re p o ricrier.- Board members are rogram set at center. 0 call •‘Tarantula,” “E anicles, and preparing fcr» presentoiionsprc ; E ma'l: piitm$m.iglcvnllcy.licy.com I Amcrica looki 'ball In Action,” Ryanfl Blick, Jon Bobango, liking toward 'alterna-, ^RUl’lUVr - The public is invii ’■ in Boston and Las Vegas I live’ form s olof health care more („ Spiders,”, ction” by John Geiannmne Choate and Brenda I II U 's n c w i 10 )iou. we want to tic 1 the free annual Enhancing I ^ i;m looking forward tc >.„K,l,»„ovc.r;■er?" I’ariidpam s miisi i5fti “Anacondas,” rd to yoijre- ; ntMUt tt. oniimmity Through the Arts p plan IO majorir ini any healili-science Constrictors,” “C mails and your questionsons so I may I • Comirunrtymccllngs. ram. 7-9:30 p.m, April 20 at t ! • CQletiMtlons relaiejl field■Id. Till., w i.in cr will ' ! ...1, “ D ia m o n d b a c k P address your topics of inteiinterest more ■ 3 rve 'you B etter I • Social cvoftls receive SlliO) K10 lie used ai ihe col- ^ iipert West LDS Stake Center. directly in this section eachKh vweek. My 100 W, Rupert. S i S i 7 .7 s 4 * Ruunlons lege or universL-rsityy James E. Ger running if- you wish 103 learnles more . VoiifW di and their actlvltlw. It juid displays by loca! artisai »• grammar andnd .iverall content. 'f Y nJ Faced Batl.” “Va324-3354 543-588883 ILGM AC I about our office and the workwoi\ wc do Winners willII be I notified liefore rrib ’" Newman, M ini-Cassia’s pi “Spear-Nosed Bat,' ; Deadlines April .?0. All1 entries e should have ssional opera star, will share15)11 I Bat,” “Wrinkle-Fac1334 837-6022 L-J^%Ra|Eiaie J j For the Sunday page: noon Wedn/edncMlay ilie full namc e andi telephone num- usical talents along with maidcni . Famela J. Gerl .. Por ttic Ttiursday page: noon Mor irticipanis, tilherhers. Friends U nder thene I Pjlgc ai www.cnnvonsif • '1 •for U)c Tuesday page; noon Fridn Fmries shou The evening is cupped off \vi J Fot Itio Salmda)! page; noon Tu« ould lie submitted by Giri F riends,” “anyonsidcreahy.com Fri ■ Craig Manning. LU desse:sserts to enjoy while visitii * For the Wedi>esd.iy pafio: noon Pi 5 “Meel the Friends' ■ Coll Today! 1 »lueL;ikesBlv(Uvd,N„ Twin I'alis, ID 'Vth "’ friends' and neiglibors. orj Scannell Whalen. “ — nizers«ers say. , I you a free copy of Uie Rcu Aclion,” “Volleyba tcul E.stale Mafiazines. vited “Football In Acti B bIBIeb 5 the . pro- Ir.'ic To S er f , , 5 Location! ,1 till. 735-0590 3 . 934-43: lany Visit Our Home with ■ Email: c.sr@can ting Wc will m all yt I I . • ■ i : - ' Suntfiy.M« « c h 25,2001 TlmeHtow., Twlnf»lnFals,iiWie E-6 I '.— E mIGAGEMEENTS— - —M n iIVERSAR]LIES — -—W e iDDINGS- B r o a d b e nT-L t - a n e T h e S t r a u c h ^ HANSEN-O.LyniTHIT and Jackie SiCHURMAN-jACKSOi c : 3 N ~ 1 , Broadbeot of FJrth amannounce the jgBBgBKB^ TWIN PALLS - Mr. anc STEVENSVILLE. Mont. - Er —.------ênffBgement.oLtheJr.eir.daught«r,— gpWWffl _WalterD..Strauch.o£JTwinFa — Schui Erin SBBBSISSSESJ^J - W eadi Lynn Broadbe celebrate their 6Sth we *unnan-andainfJacksonwe Jbent, to Jim • v marriarried Feb. 17 at the Burnt Foi m and K a th y anniversary onAprUl. •ork 1 f e t e ”'''"' Strauch and Lillian Joh Jiool in Stevensvillc, Mont. Bwdbent is b gradiu were m arried April 1,1936. I f l ^ “ni* e bride is the daughter of Jei iduate of F irth • id Dusty ScKurman of Victo H ig h S chool and Idaho Idi State H e joined die A j ^ in Nov to r, > _iÛfLJhe_field_nrtllle iSHr ^ Montont. She graduated from Vict« ______Univershy..She.js employedem a t— ------^ — High , Southeastern Districtrict Health W atertow n, N.Y. Aflef a ye ^ School in l996.'Shc attendt I Department in Pocatâ transferred-to the Army Air, iish Kootani College and Westerle m dia -Montiantana College. I ..Lanc'is a graduoieleofKansen ( . at Mitchell Field Long Islanc his discharge in March 1936. The■ê bridegroom is the son of RaRay Erin and ClinttJa Jac ck so n • ; High School and ISISU. He is . a n d p They have lived in Hemp d Paulette Jackson.of Casilcfor. I employed at Souiheasteistem District He g r ord. Mont., Dan.Mulkey ofUma.Mont..of I * . I H ^ U i Departmeni iaSoc Long Isla n d , N.Y., Buffalo; ! graduated from Castleford Hig•eh Dale Loskie of Twin FaU .Soda Springs. . Schoqhoql in 1991. He'played footba Falls and Slont)' [ Hie w^dingis plannenned ôr April East Arcade, N.Y., and Fei ball EnckofBa^Wyo. Nev., before moving to Twin F Western Montana College fofor The couple will host I 28 at the Nazarenee ChurchC in fouryiir years. lost a reception ! Kimberjy. 1995. H e owned and operated and dance on Saturday ai WenflBrc Ait(Attendants were Erin Williams r ayaiMr.BiU’son vice station in New York, 5 of Main Sux-et in Jcmme.le. The 1 rta-ption . worked at Klcinhans, a men’s Helenlena, Mont., Jamie d a rk of Viaoitor. . will besin at G pm . with Mont., vith la th e r iixiJ inNcwYork,forl3ycart int., Angela Robinson of Mi.wuk ?':M a r s h -S h eiPHERD p i - ula. Lacepla>ingmusicat9p,: 9 p.m. They have two children.'1. G ene . UniantindWiWanerStnx^m I'^TW INtALLS-Scoti or and K arla Strauch and Carol Clark, ___ Bob and Donna Benoit — M i NTEER-: r - — ~ ~ f ------T h e B e n o i t s P a r t r i d gGE i TWIN FALLS - Mr. and Mrs. t w i n FA LLS-U ah MirMinteer and Jenoit of Twin Falls will celeb Japheih Partridge annourlounce th e ir I ^ H ^ / . / ^ heir SOth wedding anniversan engagement. Monday. rs. Mintecr is a daughter•r ofol Brenda •Benoit and Donna Hewlettcbnite v Tucker of Pocatello andmd Robert Itt' nam ed,M arch 26.1951. at St. Minteer of Bozeman, Mont. rards Cadiolic Church inTwin Fa Partridge is a son of Step 'he following b Stephen and He workc-d for the post officcwere businesses cann h elp m ake Brenda Partridge ofTwinn F;Falls. T H 11/2 years, retiring in 1990. . >t. Ed- I ’T'L. 1 The wedding is plannuld fcfor June 9 v She worked at Sears, Swift Chc your wedding Fails. g a memorablee occasion.. at the Kingdom Hall of JchovJxjvah’sW it. -1 k)mpany and retired in 1991 fi I Th. ice for I i O R I E S ______- _ n e s ^ in.Tw inJalk. A,rcccpJccpiion-will— — . — ' J „ itSoU Conservation Service.— ______LUXURY! ICAR RENTAL------follow the ccremony in Twinrin FullsI Uah Minteer a They enjoy gardening, long ride des (personalized) irandJaplMtliPaitildee Iheese Umo-4 -U Ir. Powers Orchards in Hagcra I ndlestick^ Park from I ACCESSC t tve. N. l6l5Addis(ison Ave. E. S i 'P H E R - 7 « to I B ridei 734-344-1 r^WEjEDDlNG & BEN •nnan I '''Side Cand Twin Falls1 539-LIMOl54ot)| P A V r O N iNTAL SHOP % I '7 3 6 2nd Ave NG t w i n FALLS - UUianan 1Byers o f Weddinj ^ I I Twin Falls ing Dresses on Sale:ji: J50 to $400 (many sizes) MISCELU Modesto, Calif., announ)unces the n„\„ : Resort Casino LANEOUS engagement of her ddai a u g h te r, uinceanera, Cruise, Party &I FlowerFl Girl Dresses, • Jackpot. Nevada The Book Plaza z a E lle n L. S y p h e r. to DaD avid D. M other & Prom Dresses:. I CATERIN !s: $ 2 5 to $98 6323 o r 220 W est n11 t h Payton, son of Bill antand T e r r i 0 !S) I I Cactus Petes R Bridesmaid Dresses: Rent,It, OC rd er a n d Buy ■ H 03 I Broner of Hollister. Syphei)her is also I I Catering - )i Burley 678-2505 tfie d au g h ter o f the latee VVictor N. M any S izes and Stylesfies In Stoci( I I 1-775-755-63 Boyles. I t e r i n g ShoesK S, Slippers, Gloves, Slraples I I 1-800-621-H Sypher attended O’Learj piess Bras, Veils, Slips n Tiffany Squarere (stamplngl High School. She is empltia™ - SWmD,J Dresses, Hats, BmIs, Invilations,ns. Napkins,I Goblets, CalMops 677-3853 132 Main AWe.vi N. • home in Twin Fails. I I First Class Cate 3 8 & O f f lInvHations . !! t Annoinieenii i Payton attended Robertwrt Stuart , ifflSOiS^ôantMMKUInAn I I 521,E. Main TWin Falls 736-7286 Junior High SchooL1. H e is Long 4 Roi ound T ables, Covers, Arcliw:iiv»ays, Lattice, Backdrops I I Burley employed at Auto Pridele inii Twin n 324-7238 MUSIC ,nn ed f o r S O Uuth l Main w Twin Fallslls 733w 8838.b«iln»!*” * I J El S om brero s I I 153 W. Main ______Dfejon-Etitertal day througti-Saturday ------SiflSfidc io Sundays & M o n d ^ I I lerom e " M oSre^Dls'’*r- Club UgRiine ia rk 734-O0R4 -e. N; 7J4-3444 I Candlestick Par Mr. D/ - Larry |(lo h n so n I 736 2n d Ave, ;-a n s o u n d 6 light show I T\vin Fails WEAR/SHOES/VE ■ i G ow ns tion o7 m usic 5 lQ-2335 __ _ | FORMAL We.IH E. . - . 734-8393 I JIart'sTuxand C PHOTOGIULAPHY/VIOEOGRAIA PH Y , I 130! Filer Ave » Allens Photo' I ' Twin Falls /e . S. lOi E. Main 733-4750 I Hudson's Shoes lerom e U4-24.Sn cenjoy tho pow er of the ultlmt Im ate Gift Registry: ■ regimeliyered with us: 677-4700 VV M.iriison.n. I'O lô\ 7>i|) I Walmart (Wedding *31.200« Ok-nns rerr> • You can now complete or updupdate your entire regiiiry’onlirnline from your home MilanrtCanie9(iya a v is a ”Seatt'DttvUson and can m ake • Sweetheart Manor / Iheir choices right online.K Or.Ol if Ihey prefer they csn call:all toll-free to order 31,3001 = n at 1-M 0-4M -9454 or faxtusat1.800-S62-72M us (DeSoncSomftJ^putydrQeoyelVla I LODGING/1524-23Q4 Oveil.ind f. -I2ti<■Ild St 3S.200t • Our Gift Consultants will stil'still give you ihe personal altertlention you've como to . I Epic Travel Burley (^7! ' ■ expect-ânytlme you prefer I ler to.visit o u r gift registry orr shopsf in our stores. . 7 ^ . I : ISIS s. LincolnI • I • lerome 32<)t W. '34-7805 The Whlte House I ■ Four Ways Travel Blue Lakes. f Klvd. N I loO 2nd S treet % Twin Falls 7MM-J2 S2 I 1\»in Falls lU î ■• I . I I • ■ i . E< Tlm 0»N m .T»biFrbiFilb.litoho Sundiy,M*fch25,2(5,2001 • ' ■ : Senio rs'S e tim e tt o u n d e^ r r s t a n d f f u n e r a l costs ( Q ( urpre(^ o c c u p aitioii t -Q. My husband anple .p o rtio n s w h en goiiiloingtco restau lisrcpreyntations about___—vicesy from third persons, ir th e firs t tim e in- tiie h isto : stances."! a m 'e m b airrassed h i about the"disposiosm on of human rem ains; ^ IS, t h e i r ------to ry rants,.drive5hs, etc.,>tc. Hamburger costs will be “uikharged*' i r.ê island. The Fiji islahde going back becuuse: I1 know 1 I will and 3) av(avoid unfair trade prac- b to you T aking th e: NcnStcp:N We sug. ' * d ers are tw iceaslarge aS'aswhenlwasi by the addition of what are re naturally a bil rotund; bi I Iw intimidated, but1 1 believeI the tices such|h tas conditioning th e pur* ireôften g e s t th a t youJU go back to the after b u t teen-ager. D rinkss comecc in hugi called “service fees' ;ter watching various westeitem sizes. , cost is outrageouslyy high. h Please cha« of ' sosome goods and services “ 5s” o r f u n e ra l homle e to discuss their “rebaies.” Examples o rograms, this is no longi iiasuer this as soon as possible as upon th e) pi purchase of others, e o f th e billing in Ughtloftheatave.Ifyoii of g e r Servings th at wouli'ould have fedj expenses for which the fi xeptable to the youth - thihus family in my yout I liiive been ashamled ed to discuss That saicaid, here are some th in g s h funeral feel you will beDe uiiinudated, call ^^0 g o u th a re no* home makes cash advj le eating disorders. this wilh m y children.n. that you shshould know before you Ivances o ne of your chilcIiildren to assist you------o b , ; seiy ^ to one or two.wo. ^ include cemetery or crem Obviously, obesity is dange A. .More often thanin not,r funeral decide hov imatory in dealing withilh a situation. For qu* . ger- So‘what’s to beI clone?(lo Sodis^ low to handle this situa- is 10 one’s health, but'wes iirnmfiefnents are madnade by fami- tion: services, transportation,, clergyc more details,, youy m ay w a n t to ------• est- - should, I believe,, forfoi tiie healil ■n society’s preoccupatio lies at times of grief . fees, flowers, musicians, obiibituary look at the inforformation provided ion ofouryoutii,bemo«nore tolerant ef and stress . • Excep:cpt >vhere state law j,* ith weiglit has, in ray opinioi who Jo not take thef tiitime, to com- requires il ( notices, death cerrificaies,is, pall- at http:/Avw\y.ajf.aarp.org/confacts/' • , ‘on. the ordinary sizeszes of humait il or there m il b e a view- bearers, jj, grave opening fee! d to eating disorders of a . iKire prices or thinkik ratio n ally ing of th ee bbody, embalming is not Yi His, etc. money/funerali•alihtml and http: lj_j, all beings. TV and moimovies should You are entitled to disdosi nds. about costs. Under thethese circum- required. 1 «u re of //www.ftc.gov/bcjbcp/conline/pubs/se ------p o , .• portray more reasoiasonably sizei! I. Therefore, unless you the amount you are t For years, as I taught hig __siances. famijies tendjnd io spend approve it ior the law requires it.___ gj. being rvices/funeralJiti »gn actors and actresses. -charged-over -the-actual ------schothool-in-W endell, I watche ^ more'llfiiii they can affcafford or pur- the luneralral home may nor ch arg e .. la l-th e ------•= funeral hom e cost. ung women in particulai We must graduallyally change ouf chaw unnecessary orir dduplicative . a fee for thi;this ser\’ice. Jan Collins ist a writer and editor. ^ ”5' • Although you can nc nost starve themselves so tha ’ id e a s ih ro u g h thhe e use of thd goods nnd services. To assist con- • If your J n o t b e Jan Wamer is a imatrimonial, tax j^gy , ar loved one is to b e crty required to purchase a “pac jy would fit the popular thiifiin of how a cruJtruly beauttfui sumers, the Federzeral Trade - mated, you ackage artd elder-laiu attorney.au Both are -niVj ou are not required to deal" je and although you havi lid. This continues to the pre human body shoulddlook. lo . 1 Commission has cstDbli;blished regu- purchase a casket,« and the funer- . rfr ive the teio/ in Columbicbia, S.C Please send right to pick and choose the it day. Thin should notIt beb in - neij laiions regarding thtthe funeral aJ home cannotcai require it. You vie he ser* your questions loto P.O. Box 11704; Mot vices and goods you want, fui klovie and TV stars promot« tber should obesity.ty. People] can inciusii^-ihat can helpyip you plan. have thei rightr to purchase a ho funeral Columbia, S.C. 29211.29 or c-mail to homes can charge for the serervices janufanicr(^cxtsti:tsteps.net.3 il an unhealthy image in th N a t i o nn a l P o i s < I 1 5 o n A w a rr e e n e s s & & I P r e v e ni i t i o n ■ The dc;ilh rale I'roni uniunlnleniional pi)isiinln|! amonjOlli-diildren,ai:es M and Wh When and Where Poisoningig Deaths & Injuries Occur under has reniuincil ;ipfiipproxiniaicly ihi* sume from »m l9H7to 19%. While «C:L<î[]sjo poi.son cotiirol ccnici ■ lets peak between 4 pm andd i 1 o pm;------o i l ] ] ------ti«-vliMv^-lni\x-hccn-nbsnbscnTd'duriD'Thikl^fcM!îiijni paekajimi:. pniduci « m, iper E Z Fajiti t a s — • More lhan *)() perccnl of allI ppoison exposures occur in lu rcruniuiliiiion. hciuhuhiencd piirenial awiirencness; and approprialo 1 Homes. =Ê D IE N T S: iiilcr\cnii(in,s hy pi»is<»ison control ecnicrs and li 1 health prollssionuls. Met I boncic iiicica'L's have been nm Medicine & Household Prodiduct Poisoning ' icless skinlc.ss chickcn breaeast, sliced in strips nmcd in ilie areiis o f CC) [Kii[Kii.soninj! and substancc • p; ' i:acli yeiir. 4 5 children agiIges 4 and under die from sliccdchilden in l Tsoy sauceS£ and 1 TBBQ saucc)ICC) abuse rcMiliinj; in iininilinieniiiinal poisonint;. Howe'vevcr. children continue im uninientional :.xposiire to mcdieines and houDU.scliold producLs. Sur fryry inJ I T o liv e oil li> heal '•iiiiiitk'aiuly’jireyreiiicr risk iVdm uninicntionamal poisonini; dcaih and e\pi)Mirc than ailulis bi Among children :igcs 5 and i , . A d d toto (chicken: . because iliey iirc smaller.•. IiIiave fiisicr iiiclaholic d under. 57 pcrceni ol* poisoiisonmg exposures ]/2 gn.^,, rales ami are Icn> able ti ire hy nonpharniaceuiieal ; reen pepper, sliccd in .strips e tn pliy>ically handle loxie^;!.■^.'heniieals, In additiiin. ' ^ I producis such as cosmcinclics, cleaning p.s . f I ill o n io n , .sliced in .strips Ilie ir naliiral eiiriosilj;l\;:iiul desire io pul everyilyihini- in ilieir m ouths uhsumees. phinis. foreign Iwclodies and loys. pcsiicidc.s, ai • .supplies and 4 fr^shh nmu.shrooms. sliccd ihin inereave Itieir piiisonin^;nî irisk, alaillailiol; 4.T percent are by phanarmaccuticals. d ash bluiblack pepper CliiKiren lire poisoneilI by iiiedieines. viiainins. hou: ead Poisoning lousehold producis. lead S lir f ry y cover medium high heat uuntil lender. Serve on warA'ann aiul earhiHi iiuuKixiilc: (C(CO). The e.xposure risk lo a child is associated I iscsiiinaied thai 89().()IH)chiIiiildrcn ages l io 5 h av eclevivaled a blood lead as 1with choppcd Ictluce ancnd tomaloe.s. ,'villi a iinuliiei's n*\lciicily, packajiiny. iieecssibil bilily.'iivailabiliiy a n d level:vels high enough lo alTeci inuniclligence and development, ' rprimilaiiini. nt. Children ages F o r a lasiylasi side; I lii> o ;2 are al the greaiesi risk Iro rom lead poisoning. S im mer 1/2 cup ricc in 1 C boiliiling w ater plus 1/4 cup salsa.sal: C o v er' anand c o o k iip proxim aiely 15 1 minutes, 0 Poisoning . 1 9 S i|^ H _ Recipe courtcsy Jeanrnnc Bjomn, Filer, ID :ich year. .10 children iiges 14.4 and under are fatally poi.so,isoned by Co. an Pays 100%Vo co f Medicare approved ba, lorless, colorle.ss gas. u Prepared i — ^ Plan F- rMedicare Supplemel e n t ______AGE: Non Tobacco Serving! fho is a t Risk? * Illness o r recupenperotion? ; 6Syrs.-$84. • Need help a t homeomo? :84.95mo. 75yrs. ■ $102.3 general, children Jiges 5 ancnd under are at grealc.si rist ^ ^ 70yrs. - S93.93.94 mo. 80yrs.+ - $112.82.30 ™. Seniors S'-' risk for „ o n r « l 2.82 mo. P q, . |g piiiMi'iNoning. accounling for the d N ursing H P . 1 • Do you know wth her e re to Toliacco users Add 15% lie m iijoriiy o f all poisoninling exposure.s. start? Yeare Childlildren ages 2 and under are es •Certifiedied N ursing . teAA'f tuert i>i^tTiuAtien especially vulnerable. ! answers.' (2 0 8 ) 73 : . AsHistant 733-1333 Fax (208) 734-90515 ' ■ . . iOncjLN- Twin Falls.’Idaho 63301S: evention Tips •ContracU:nctcd T bernpiea ’ Othm Gai i O O y • WeVc got some an; • .Siorilorc all medications iind hou; fWM(/niinisi lusehold products liK-kcd out o f sight and W hen There's No P — ’ — p UUI1 ol111' reach ol' children. Listit ptiison co n lro l center ant 147 M oin Ave. E. • T\vii 733-860 and emergency iatralor medic;dical service numbers near c r every telephone. Keep ipcipecae syrup on 1"” "“ ^ Place Like Home! I N L A N D E S T A T E S ''■'"‘Ind to he iiscd only.on ihe aadvice of a poison conlrolirol ccnicr o r a r vin Falla. ldaho 83301 pliysiiysieiiin. Coniact your localal poison,control ccnicr to I Io sec if they '{etirem ent aiul A ssisted ■oinnicnd thai you keep aciivaiated charcoal in the |ipme as well. kl\v;iys read labels. I'ollow dir i T h e T i UviiifS for the ElFAderh' lireciions and give medicinc;inw to children • hascil 2»S0 inland . t w i •ed on Iheir weighis and iigeses and,only u.se the dispense lhal comes. 20H-(,7S-44H llurliyy mI n X M H :kiiged wjUi children’s medical-•aiions.- i m e s N e w t UJ Aci/i tftiu a.a iatU Miict’' esi chililrcn for lead expo.surclai. and test hom es built befi 1978 for Iciid-h: J-bascd paini. Cover lead paiiaim with a sealant or hire a profe.ssionaI .—^ ubaieniicnieni coinpanj lo removec llie paint. Frequently was _____liiinds ids and laces as well.as toylys and pacifiers to rcduceice the risk of L’siing lead-contaniinaied dust,St. ■ Oiir^'iimilScieiialice& M oiioloff III Malie U i e , m t Ssiiill CO deieciors in your hon Dine in every sleeping area,.an ar d on Ihe "Making your v ing al least I.S feel Irom fuel-h l-buming appliances. Ensurere tthat space ( l A ^ akuj'skijikilbi’tkhe Hearts mill Haiiils o f'HmiiEeinp. K li!!!',"' lers. rurnaces. fireplaccs aand wood-burning storescs are vented ‘TVA . val/ey a'door o f hope. prt)perllerly and inspected annually. ^ ' h o s p i c e 1 0 . : : i TFOH1 ■ H H H ! non-3n-(lroflt organization pri ‘jsions, ^ncic a l ’I i TWIN FALLSLS CLINIC & HOSPITAL . em o tio n al & spiritual s withI -W’/irrrr Ihflh piiUnit loiiiri flrtl." a life-limiting illness providingai skilled medicai 660 SHOSHQIlt $T,E.. TWIN rAllS.i. IIID * 12061 733-3700 . 1.60Q-707-55 '•5591 »w .tlcli.ccB I support to patients wit hoshone St. E Ste ff 1 »Twin Fai and their families. M •all-s. ID 83301 *(208)735*0121 J I