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V';,^ J f t H i g h 43 ' .'H i f c ara n d S U m i r t II llj B M ^ e i : ; * O a U l ^ IB Month1th lo Data asa* Yaa £vary Thurs.irsdjty In The Thnas-Mo*'m Csll Todty \ Cl.. Tononow ^ 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 I CaJoary SO M-pe 4S 28 H W CL ) ■ I CranOrook 43 10 pe 4S 30 -4 i» .s a : j W 2im e Valfcllo#p.m.l< : EdmonMl 49 2S 00 43 21•1 pe vZSeuMt u M M .. M C ^ I En u n i d a < I Ktlo —__ T ravelu-ING WEATHER?? — Inspectctors ^Administrattion will stresess ; ! l E i l . Sarah Donovatj 010, seem sisatisfied eemergency vworker vaccii:inatiohs! ! Somarvllle, M u t friend Tom Sparrc f s with dalay’s work WASHINGTON (AP)P) - Questions abouitwut who should rbo shovel th e first si President Bush is expectcrted to offered th e v acdn:d n e , w hich carried of the season on A L -A M IRRIYAH, r Iraq (AP) - urge urj smallpox vaccination>ns for risk s in c lu d in glg f possible death; J Iraqi com puters, sur- 500.000 50( emergency workers Wednestlay. Desp D i g ^ g into If ■s most and whether too rt reconmend it ot^ ispite v e y m g scene;nes with detectives’ likely to be exposed to ttee virys iust .make it aVaili th e th rea t of long I'ailiblejhave dccu> ngllnis eyes, U.N. sptspecialists finally got in a bioterror attack and1 ordero pied federal healilealth offidals anrf V at airports, hl£h t ! business of weapons 50( I) gas down to the bi 500.000 military personnel titoget nowthe White HoiHotise for ^ttjftths.’ Vednesday a t the start ihe prices and ugly wwaath- iiyiptaion W et tiie shots, White House offi[fidals Smallpox was ISw wiped b u t w orlds of a demandinding, months-long job said saii W ednesday. e r In th e N ortheai wide two decaticades ago, butI th at could maklake o r b reak peace in Eventually, E the vacdne wi more Americans a tvili be experts fe a r th ee CO contam ous, oftenj tare tho Mideast, madfe available to all Americ expected to trave ricans, fatal diseaseB c could return: vel this Theinspectoiaors revisited an Iraqi though tho th e governm ent willIprbb- p through a terror , holltfay se aso n thi ting site, a nearby abi; •or attack or war.- missile testir ably not cncourage them to giget it. Routine vaccinat graphite rod1 hftictory, a n d a m otor acci n a tio n s e n d e d irv la st year. according to senior officials. the United States plan t potentialllalJy liiJced to n u d e a r B tes in 1972, mean-' Bush does not p la n to an nlounce o i ing n early h alf thethe population is activities. Theyley sounded satisfied lis his policy for a t le a st a week, atttdei de,: k, and without any proteiotection from the w ith Iraqi attitu ietails could change, said "We hope5 llth e Ira q i re sp o n se offii d the virus. Health offidffidals aren’t sure iffidals, who spoke on condidition whether those>se v a c c in a te d today represensents the future pat- ofaj)f anonymity. . tem iof cooperaiaation,” said Jacques gj decades ago havek-e rre o d u a l protec- Barring a change. Bush planans to tion. Baute, the nuiQ uclear in s p e c to rs ’ ord Mn goompaflfP vaIicj/.com. 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Mcxican t t^ H w iry . trav el U5JS. roods beyond commer- in trucks were to hove r- Bush’s decision comes;es ju s t o fter gain ed full i UsainCtrlQto d a lb o rdder o zones where they hove uU access to U.S. roads e 0 visit by Secretary of' SS ta te Coliri begiiining; in in 2000 u n d e r NAFTA, iw RooaevsK b e e n resQsstricted while iitspection1 Powell with Mexico I l^d pi)robe 3 I President signed by>y thet United States, loom site s andid new regulations were2 Vicente Fox in Mexic iace. :ico, where . Mexico andid CC anada in 1993. immigration and othiher issues Congress:ss delayed< their entry decision comes nearly a1 w ere discussed in a Cabuiet4evcl at twice omid a taWWta yearaftere r Bush said h e w anted to id concerns obout safety ) m eeting of the two couniinoies. and pressure *“••• allow MeHexican trucks on U.S. Jure from labor groups, Bush’s action Wednes*ssday modi- An arbitrati roads, in1 ocoropU antt w idi a provi- ration panel ruled in Tlw Wj rtlM Uw Por t fies a 1982 moratoririum that 2000 that tht sion o f the North American F r^ the United Stales was ! barmed Mcxican trucksts from the violating NA WASHINGTONi) - F o n n e r Sec- PM TVadeAgng re e m e n t NAFTA by refusing to United States. comply with t , , . retary of State Henlenzy Kissinger T b e truerucks and buses won’t be ith thot provision, but it ! Last year on estimotc■ted 63,000 ^ alloweded the i United States to ; a n d f o r m e r S e nnate a t M ajoi?^ was inteiterpreted by lawmakers ih fan o n U .S>. . highways until the Mexican trucks crossed . .Leader George Mi d th e U.S.- . im pose safetyfety meosures. M itchell were ^ both pajpartiw and by families of Ssifts,'7m ' D«partmenent of Transportadon named ;^edntetd^t< c a n review ytoleadah^ ,the$eptspt. 11 victims as evidence Sti ew opplications from car- profilefile gnmmUgiftT] that thle e Bush administration had l>y riers. It mustmi then gront qualify- Ung tfae intelli- come to the view, as the presi* 1 KIsconsidera- i„g canieniers provisional operating . ce and secwitj' dent saii i tbtlaid in the authoritv't :• SS* laid Wednesday, that “we □ y a fw rliis th e D OT soid in 0 6 ^ W > N O V : N O V V ^ h r t * i S mrs itfaat allowed must.itniuncover every detail and Roc ■Dave Loi ■' - M l Sept 11 terror- leam evtevery lesson of September ' I W* Longo, a Transportation 28 ; 29 30 is t a tti attacks to sue- tfaelltfa.’tfa.” . r I t b a . *------c e e d1 . ‘nieWW l hite H ouse h a d origLnal- I h m I I f P resident B u ^ dsigning g l^islo- ly opposeosed such on independent p I tloQ creating tfae l( k lO ^nem ber, 18- conmiissiission. thm sought to keep ^liojgriog g month probe, nameded 1Kissinger its its focusus away from intelligence chairman and char;larged him to matters,rs. As recently as this “follow oll the factalets, wherever :month,, aas negotiations bogged I th e y l e a d .” H o u raa aftera Bush’s -' down, th< the W hite House threat- a . race by the presiden ^ e n t l naming pf the IOxoeson and Ford- enedtbo> cre a te a w eak er commis- era diplomatic f .should go w h ere th e fiu : Iuminai7 , , -siontiyeiexecutive order. B ut Bush s and that we*re not res i ^ F R I Democratic akuresd Delicious TQ . Chocolate-of inksgiiiingI Dlnnerl! the highest I. 28th • O pen N,S o o n - S p m quality, m ade T S ® itcd Retail 0 , « . 7 fresh in our lonal TURKEY o r Xfflf II Hi D i n n e r s m i \ Greenery, Ornarmnents, Collectibles by Warren shop! Imltea regular meilenu KKimble, Debbie Muiumm, Mary Engelbrebreitffff & More! R egular or i f Specialty Boxes: WHILEETHEYLAS'jST! 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I k (»// I h f ( In i'll lllll' Critics across the couruntzy and i lyst with The ViWilderness , ,^otA III ( M / r I l f (III- ' Society’s Seattle offic in thff Padfic Northwesi w hich ffice, said be '.has nearly 25 million { V illl I !dldn*tbivit- I acres of Miijiir I m il notional forests and gri ' “Thisisaveiy seriouious and trou-. ' - Chris \fet, j (rasslahd, - have complained that rer g io n a l bling assault on manylyofthebasic G ■ AmmcanFprest foresters I often develop d brotcctions we haviave had for . - do se ties ' with local timber interests •hn/, Noi'ciiih,her 29III al K Rational forests forir 27 0 y e a r s , ” ‘ i Resouioe Council ' “Under these new regi iAnderson said. “It's golgoingtodras- —^------gulations, tically re d u c e th e lev* ■ big industiy gets to carvcve u p o ur ■ Ailillilisttji \\ I*. I ., I wll «vel of envi- and grasslssland, would eliminate national'forests i like a I romnental. analysis ai 1 h o lid ay l l onlltMv l l Ilu- ■’t.inl spo sandpubUc specificstastandards and pn^^to«s turkey," t said Randi Splvavak, exec- involvement that;. g o e s in to fo r m a in ta utive director of the Anl e r i c a n : national forest plainanning and ni)dUfepoipopulations thac jb te ^ I I fievelopment” Lands Alliance in Wash had'to cottompiy w ith,'sul^tut^ ID.C. “Industry executi\ I I The revised rules, affiaffe<^ J92 broad goal a r e »ls in their p l^ . They egoing to gobble this new policy ( liili/ I’dl.ilii I )iiinH K T C 'ln million acres of nationional forests al^ woUd ud ttun more dedsion* uup.” II . 1 V ;- ■ I' ■:: F o r ^ t _ ^ , •______/• J ContiiHMd from Al . card*v«uldlid be disregarded tions ti governing forest changes in national foiforest ^li-- Forest S^cejoffidals,Se billii^ OOpponents of the measurure I des. the propsecsed changes as simpler they tt considered it no aciiccid en t ^vironmentalists say^thepropos-; th andmore.eii.effident, said r^ew s ■•that -*11] the rule was releosei A dm issioion: One unvvrdpjH U-vnll eliminate import-ortant safe- would takeke about two years to Congress O out of town and ion th e rM rds ogainst unwis*vise policy condi lliMi LIGHTI t S E ^ Ip n 'Naimi -100 : p I W W o)R,EW/C HRIST u s f a r o u n d t tl h e c o m e r I M S;> A V I N G;s : we would1 ra] th e r -E p / l ^ ^ s eell it than mr o v e it! 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Authoritiesjg j : a t least $8.10) ■ documents in tliepepleaogredsept. ing a firesQghttf an< I federal court A; indusiii^fireto believeve (he set the blaze on pur- r MJue 50.000 .■ T h o ^ wHI ftarrat a mini- A federal grand In JunFune commit aTelony. ■ ^ pose. I empIOyad by intim' orf f ’$<$8.J0 perhowthls y ^ W e d n e s d a y q wnpanle s Vdtfacityor aCtJi * anrf liii^ ■ II saying she I'' '■ annually to$10. ' plans to change her plea to guUty. H I I f e w i Barton. 38, pleaded inno NO'TICE cent in June to r,.. Terry Barton four federal )ue lo an error, tha reguli[Ular retail price of the S charges, includ- D|n -inK arson and injunjuring a firefight- )lgim ® ax3S0S digital cam:imefa advertised on paj ' e r. toxJay's d i T argei advertisingng supplement is incorri The 137,000 aaacre-blaze staned about 40 mileses southwest of sled a t $329.99. T he conorrect regular retail Is $i Denver and destroitroycd 133 homes, Therefore, ^ € Ihe actual savit Jeff Dorschner,er. spokesman for jvings is over $M, not o : U.S. A ttorney Jorohn h Suthers, con- 0Ss staled.t W e regret anyy IrInconvenience this m£nay cause. firm ed th a t th e5 g(government had reached a pleaI a(agreement with Uarton, but woulduld not comment on thu terms. Jcssic;i Leto0 cof the public 0 TW^^GET i V V . ' : V - - ^ ^ H R S H r» fl ».j L A J —i k^ ij J aj ■ tK llH K won iM iM lc M i nlew? | H ^ I Yotflt^ll Fina AH FliflOdfllKl Makes1 anai Moaels edU iH lei A t 11: Location. $aves nme ana Original SaveTiThou$ana$. 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The Sauditudis deny any linka^. “ ’ '*■-*3 SSVo,for tbe public of what haihappened force regardi [wisHINGrONll-The Bush administra- " xding how much of the joii)in t T h e FB I w antedd ththis investigation kept'' - b e fo reeSept. 1 11, 2001, and whatiat lessons committee’ss’s reporti should be declass failed attempm p t to i u ^ secret an national r poUtics and diploplomacy. More can ^ I issi- o u t o f C ongress’ pupublic repon, fretting FU investigation i s learned to prevent anotherlerattack. fled. The Hou[ouse^enate intelligence paminel tiiat disdosure could n into possible Saudi spedflcally, s the CIA, Nadoidonal Security “Theriere has to be a balsuice,” sa luld jeopardize evidence!!,; fman.dal sw pbn•t fori terrorists - and / said Rep. hopes to filefih its classified report^in j gathering and hunn dthe chance of getting:, < Agency and other govermimment intelli- • Christoropher Shays, R-Conn^ chait anger from congressess o v er th at a ttem p t - g lairman of December anant d have a public, dedassifle^ed . a conviction. Justicstice Department offi->/ gence entities wony aboutIt compromisingo the House H Government J reflects a battle overver bow m u d i sensidve sources s and methods. Reform , version readydy in January. dais, speaking on corcondition of anonymity,''•: Com muittee’s il national securityity panel. It was again liSonQation aboutlUt t h e w a r o n t e n o r And FBI and Justice Dep (ainst this backdrop th a t ncvijws said another key reareason was fear that it )epartment offi- “Somes peoplet do n eed to know whwhnt hap- recendy surfa sluuldbemadepuhllih lk . dals.vrany c revealing too mtmuch will hurt jvmLi gj u^aced about a n ongoing FEFBI w ould underm ine: thtthe delicate U.S.-Saudi ’ : and why it happenedL” p ro b e in to^whether w] money from Suuc uhe administradadoo must take into investlgatuns ii and impair proprosecudoris. ' Howii udi relationship as thehe Uniicd States pre-"'' i m udi die public leam s deplepends in Princess Hiifam a al-Faisal, w ife of th e Sauc adcounttheimp^dt bf diadocure on inter- , ^ of this is frustrati^lg ito Congress, large m udi p a re s for p otentialJ mimilitary action against;; ' measure on ongoing negotsedations ambassadorir tot the United States, ind:idi- Iraq. mtor* ^ t l -i a n i k s i g i v i in g s a l e j A NLY^ U NJ T I L. 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He rejected oUegotioions he both occasions,s, saidi Aril, a British* "Aziz sald'thar w hen heB gains holdh 1 ^ inPakidstan g PliSHAWAR, PaP a k is ta n (A P ; - A liardlinc Islam:iimic candidate w on a k e y d e c tioon n 'W ednesday in il s j r a t c g i c P a k The religious blocloc secured 68 seats in the 124-seat:eat legislature and appears (o face;e nno hurdlc-s in I'omiing a goveminetnent. Its candi- date for tbe top job)b tof chief min- ister. Akrani Durrairrani, has sup- ; porteil the Talibann a n d h a s Siiid ^ installing Islamic law Ia< would be his top priority. Ahead of the legi?■gislative vote for chief m inister Friii•'riday, D u rra n i vowed to bar U.S.). titroops from areas controlled byl)y :the provin- cial government. i n Archbishopp urges ■J1| | _ ^ uI I I J l Christian d(defense iil* I against Musiislims Juniors' 1 ABUJ a ! 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October offerer C n th e r ing aroundi\ their was theth fourth consecutive'c ^.v [Tl V'lT i‘‘- th a n k s to0 whicheverwi deity you I liibles andid withi friends monthth that state tax receipts T-- ' I ch o o se a nnd d tth a n k h im o r h e r J'' ______atid family, Ameinericans offer have: beenb in the^ black. And xvT'------— ' - v:■ I B a re n ’t■t fa n n in g . ihanks for the aha b u n d a n c e o f t h e receipts rec froni those fourfr N,ei(.'|pgK[R If you wenvere, your profit from blessings and gooi;ood fortune in month;ths have built a S21.6 mil- ^ ^ \ j today’s meni>enu ^ iheir lives. Iionca.«cash cushion, / ' y w ouldn’t covco v er th e riie biggest thirh in g s c o m e to O f course,co that amount mustst ^ i PiffW supcnnarketic e t p rice o f O tl)0r:,-a;ii in in d q u i c k l y : be used to offset•t ^ VI w u * yoxu’ tneal. hmne, family, n e x t y e a r ’s $ 1 5 0 • )r\jff0 S S Y o u r costJ s lfof rm e f r i e n d s h i p s .: IOur view; I d a h o a nIS s million expectedd Thanksgivingvingstaples- ...I bcalili. freedom i deficit. But at least acljy turkey, potatotatoes, sweet potatoes -,r-’ I h a v e p le n ty o f b lessin g : ' * and cranberr>erries ■ was steeply and faith, to ' Idaho’s receiptss ■/V?'''''* Sri iiiime a few. But t 1 o re fle c t o n a s w e areri’t still stacking , '■ discountedtcidtogetyouintDStoresi''» ue’d like to sug- . up into more red where youa bbe o i ^ t th e h i^ - m a r ‘ Iv.-.'i S = = ; ^ v - u o t g in item s: wii gest siinie more; gather• for the ink, as they are in : winerdesserts and I -j ! p ared food. '.'f:! b l e s s i n g s IO ■Rianksgiving holiday.I o th e r sta te s. 1- *—^ 1=?^ 1 look a t th e farm er's t'ouni this 1 ,1^ 37,572 - In doi- sh are. I'lianksgiving What ' do you tiiink'IK. lars, the average w tato es p ro d u cers, .'i:?!! holidav: \ W e welcome viewpointlints annual lilv L ouisiana a n d N o rth '> ' <> 3.8 ■ - The household incomc■ Study:: Teens e< m p h a ssize famiH IT Carolina, nneti e tte d a b o u t 16 c e n ts N/jc77jplo.vmenr fromI our readers on fiiithis here in Idaho. ^ per pound,U Ie: e s s th a n h a lf of rate fr»r three - Though Census w hat you paicpaid. a n d o th e r is s u e s . fW ^ h an k sg iv in g is thh et K — Magic- Valley J _____ {lata still rank < I quintcs-sential faifamily holi- W It turns outsat a7 ^ ffyod Productionio n h as b een stead y , • c o ll n I i e s Idaho in the bot* ..L day, the time whth en cousins [ > ju s t a fraction to 1.4 • D a v i d S . (.fernme, Goodinging and Twin tom quarterqu; of all states, ourr and aunts, grandparentn ts a nd i marria^aufifamU m d s from n u m b e r s - 1 grandchildren tradidononally gath- halls counties)) irin October. inflatitcion-adjusted median B r o d e r (irv/ust as viltil a ffkn k llfo r reco rd ed a1 ddecad e e ago. . _ I hat im pressive'e number, i-s househehold income grew by, e r to sh are a festive meleal, to f 7 J MI . O ne T exastas JA&M U niv ersity exchange memories ant lo w e r th a n t h e: 4.4.3 percent alwut; $4,8(K) during the 1990s. md create today's young peopleHe as i t stu d y p u t farmerfa n profit at 5243 j new tines. ihtjse counties posposted a year Idaho'sj’s growth paid off well ir about 16 percent on In lim e for this greatIt day com e „ „ was for theirp low how m any m ight D o o n e s b u r y By Garry Tru(j(deau Mallard I By BBruce Tinsley .5 | mycoaeNUDycoTOBa fCKlNS»iCe.HAfiSfWJiS.msnw. ..RBMKNOTwis&wx AicnsAL£jn-ciNT»samu-i£- CNenenKm-uwaMi.■AUO!- (T.Mef/riftSSfKM,aS.asunT I HMaeeefv:- d Riimore FieUffsof^TaxPSAf^fvrfvr tmpcs/- \eprs- vaawcTHM/niHTHsri 7719V >9 > 0 )iz fjAMily ^ zu y^.) ^ \ i/eMSAorjp l SCAU£P ^ *a Mily-. Ia g r COVB^ v e M OOP CNZIZCHfJSMI ' I A x e r / jS ^ r ^ jff, Ce> > ^ - ■viw iG D ufeTP^i TjvT z z j d i ; ’ I / I ■ttmtin,nr,)inMtoa.ailC3 .n a MNMfS.TMiMs.Uito m M i -----:------— —r ------— > bpDsrioN ’mM~Nem»p6tUrtspSgMtb see how yoilur favorite teamn Il8 doing. i Post jumpsj b a n d w vagon m tW n g (ff Sfr ^ T o a k n o w t o a e i . accept you cn.'t." Buihihwaa , Butrecanxnt reports suggest that 7 W hiCTeoingwiuw h e n l u « w « ^ 'A t Woodw ardd recounted,i not only wewere various Saudi X-W afisffooPcI P o st starts ^ 1 JAMESP. d ln h v ln g U a usu a l omimnltfienfti, Arabian df£officials subsidizing the 'T> canrln^ttptoPmidflddentB ush. . r n i e d inner WHS a bonume run, SeptllbijiiHackers > end why no^ i [ ^ I r x d a y & SaturcQ^ COnly ;[I : Over tfae pan tworaweeksthe t KKB P in k e r t o n P o w rilfe lt'’. since 15 rftn t h e 19 w ere S audis?- ;i'i P o c th u M m d u p>ahalf'dosen a l It was certainly a bonamerun butalso,evieven more explosively, • :.n irtid e>,moretfatoilS ie ^ O O O w ^ wldi Washingtonians. ThePost’sT . 'thattheFBl?BI an d O A h av e been ind tttcerptloA . Tflw rtn a d g n wl^Hsdtbenew sittingonth1 this informadon for the \ ' \ A a cb l u d s t nn ] a s i ibWbodw»K t;:;;:— Beltway B tidioA aittinaPilday pastl4monlonths. And meanwhile, •11 moctly admiring b(xdo(^thattalm ' announomeed diat be w o i^ take the> oi^dded*^usbdieFI Resolute.** - o u rfrle n dis si the Pakistanis are .;n readers behind tfaeB acf>*frft • snd, ' gainst.j^tothaUH. Ignadusnarveled at W s i f i G • Styiylish w a g l M f m i L Sueeafer WoO y [ d H O U R S : 10-5:30 7 MON.-FRI.1. 1 0 - 4 SAT. C A M PU S C(COMMONS \ UNIFORiIM 671 Filerir Ave., Twin Fallslls S T A T I O ^N 7 3 6 - 1 6i4 4 0 ^ T A R O i / S K5|P~^p5i6g|08 I? W- ■C ,"< (5- EB j EMlYfORTHi! j f k miSTSAinmmOFTHSYBUR! I F R I D A ^i Y & S A IT U R D A YY OMORRROWf I NOVEE M B E R2 : 9 - 3 0 ' i / n l ^ 1 i l ^ j M - 0 A M - 5 iP M ^ m I SZ—lj M eo t a l F u f o n ______$ 5 9 w F ainbaclc n I D aybed ______$ 4 8 ” T w i r M atal Bunkb«d_ [MU fin d ______$ 1 2 5 C l ^ lin g / Fffimn »c. C herry Sleigh gig r p ______$ 9 9 9 M iliJilllKl Twirrin A ^tal H eadboaiK j r d s ______$ 1 A / O N EE D O L L M n r r w i 'in B rass H eaciboai« i r d s ______$ 1 9 . 9 ■ A R / W n f I r H l®cf Futon C oversI______1 / 2 0 3ff » hife Pine Futon ______’ I /% excli iil'fllilHI.'fff W hi ______$ 1 5 8 ludes co I SmtOH\^ ( W A T fB EE S S f A C T OSm)2Saa THRIFTS. RESiSALEr M h m m n aD 8B. n iB M I T U i TWIn Fallsiiir-I -----B3Iir- Meridian I I Nampa 10 M ; 326 2nd Ava. S< N«« 10 Comer ol Eaqjf « Fr«nWlr>wn Oarrityavd. I 733-3312 L«M NM (0 HC wm*y-t 466-7B69 I i O pen M-F: 10 0-7 Op«r?t^flO-7 Opan M-R 9-e ■ r - * S a t 10-5 Sat: 10-6 'V I Sun; Cloted ^ Sun 11-5•5 Sun: 12-8 _J it's '•V i %------^ Fad]. Idaho Thunday. November 28.201JO®______ g l i - , t 1 if. I DETAIILS ___ M k ^ • All bidderss mustI register and receiceive a number, . f ^ • Anyone wit^'ith $1,000,000 In Millicllionaire Bucks is eligiblele for the Raffle. Pick upu p your ^ Raffle ticketet at registration, •B ring yourr M^ illionaire m oney in1 bbundles of $50,000 orr J$100,000. Croup yourlur Ibundles In million dollaIlar increments. h • To^laim yoi t w 'our winning bid prize,?, yyour Millionaire Bucksa wili be counted imme i j T II Laser Visio ioii I 1993 ft 1972 CJU ^ v a r n a TJ CE C d n h ifiv l* 1 11 for both eyeyes 'IWust^jfilifi| ; 19'Ri rj^ lia r^ P Cfuis«iserB b at ^ ! v . ■ ■' P - S I E i HEARIKRING ^ ; ( ricouNsac=LOBS« d P AUDIOU)LOGY . TOOL & SPA ING.IN( ______(MAOICVA)VAU£Y H Ijnetroe«rf' ^ ■' HOHBCOUPORrSPECMJsisSTS I ■ ' e Ul I n r Qi L ^ „ | HEAEDtGJIrOAIDS) ., • 11 S urldy a n d R u j^ M “ ----- ISEW ING CEKNTER land Avenue: n I I 1-800-734-893 Blue Libes Blvd. N. ~ l - a ; ; , A i €D f ^ H a r O w m N- 157 Main Ave.e. VV. 2S08AddisoiIison Ave. Idaho ’ ' TwIhFalls.* 734-8103 |^__J__^w inFalls^ _ L _ ^ T W i i W MM m J I I Laser Sm ile I $ 5 0 0 G!ift i f '■ Frankli I 'A c t ^ n d s h ie ld Victorian Blitiue Spinmth 1 1 T e e t h C e r t i i f i cate a Reclinc ‘Gui I'Replacementit Tapestry r I I W hitening -H'' ■ ^ Couch rsh ip i I t t i ^ Certifici||^ Pad m i * y ^ ^ I I L ?^^R , Sivij CH^Muae I B l "p"'s r 26,10 TWIN FALLS I I Twin falls* 733-131 Buriey, ID TwinFalls l % t 8 8 I Pole Uneine Road y I m Pbleline Rd. 1 9 Phone 736-1, 147 ; a • m i' " ■ i i ' j g ? I Cactctus Petes Sneal Sw enm i^rt' , . - 0 r w e i c I Overnight StaySt with 2'Meal.j/s $60 Shoe ■ $2509 Gift e s ta te I O v ertan d I i ■>i>' P .6 7 8 - 9 0 T 6 J 83 Tesori ‘ - 3 1 ^ I P a p a Jl ' W window Welder ^ ■ d ^ ^ l d e rr % j $60 Giftift Certificate 1 1 ' - WindshiWe/tf Repfacemerent Wirifk,^hJSlfd A ep/acemneat c •W inning bid ,. ; " ! iif ' id d e rs o f U ie a u c tfo n w i and Raffle iic f>aker\y6rld 16 Gift Ceriificatit. I John's Pizza ; -ri II Pizza^^^ - 'Getting Hoe OuanywarasoS ,tO [n s i d e b i g - . . ; , ' ■■; ’ispanditiinini ^ Obituariesries .•...... 82 '.•operation. Morningg bbr r e a k ...... B4-5 » b 7 y m \ G 1 ( ^ A L I S e rv ic}S e s...... 87 LEY( City Ejfttor: Chad Balehan,^ti.733-0931.Ext.234 ■Tfie Times-NiNews . - , . 'fhurarsday, November 2t2 8 , 2 0 0 2 ■ Scccion B A r o uU N D P’ool l out]tlook b] T H E V AV I L L E Y >rig^tei:ns, Y]V^CAdiirectorr says irfcHilitt* In o rdjer e i to stay in line with : ■ - Tlys s ta n d a rd pool waterwi tem- pitched in1 to buy1 $30,000 worth of >W*»WTtt>r ^ safety regtegulations for a pool the' Stores put Ce:entennlal — - p eratu re - 84 degrees FiFohrenbdt inflatable waterwai toys for tiie pool, he dty’s, tiie YMCA haa - is too cold for water ththerapyand whichhasals< IN FALLS - The Twin Falls (cep at least six to eight also hdpeii, he said, niiB rchandise ( swimming lessons and tootc h ot for “If it’s nlot o t funf being there, peo- 9 on sale city swiiwimming pool bas been get- lifeguardsis on1 duty while tiie pool lore frequent and varied use vigorous water aerobit3ics or lap ple aren’t goinggoir to show up.” TWIN FALLS --M ^ erchandise ; is in use.i. Since5 taking over the swimming. So, YMCA ha th[at proqiotes tha the YMCA took it over in - pool.tiieY [las kept its E ven so,I, the th YMCA might not :he upcoming * ! YMCA h as been respon- old pool at 82 degrees forfc serious have tiie mon Twin Falls Centeimia smber, the organization’s• sible for t Tioney to keep the pool mial in 2004 is r all payroll costs and exercise and keeps thee dty pool open year-ri dW on sale ac theeM h .8lcV.lIey lirector said. xpenses related to the ir-round. The YMCA it’s still an expensive opera- ^ «wl2fbrcfilkktn.F«T^ at 87 degrees for easieiier use, he hopes to evenventually team up with ItfSU. pool, h e salsaid. Lifeguards ore each said. md keeping a weather-proof ; paid $7 to the Collegege cof Southern Idaho, >M all manager Bre to $9 per hour, Eschen- Through special yoiouth pro- the city and W tU nteerina m all ,sei e over the pool might not bei b u rgsaid. ind other agencies to grams - such as organisti?ed school build a neww multi-pooln swimming city-sponsored projroject by con- >Ie in the long run, Twin O nly opeipe or two lifeguards are YMCA General ManagerJ. months, be said. swims or water safety lelessons for . fadlity, hei sasaid. It is hoped that tii^utlng the display n e e d e d at a t the YMCA’s original children - the YMCA h Sschenburg said, T h e r e ’s a lso th ei matter i of pool-In th has been might happenpen w itiiin five years or , teving mall employi J keeping the pool ad the organization’s build- able to signiflcantiy boosost thc use so, he said, ({VHilable m e rc h a n d ^ t's p artly b ecause th e p ^ ’s idequately i„g e:lizabethUi Boulevard, he t group of potential usd? - -staffed, said Eschenkn ^ r g . w h o siQd. of the dty pool, Eschenbiburg said. If tiiat docsoes happen, the bubble «?wtoiner service ce ( spoke Wednesday at a ' There are also severalI r new pro- could be takeniken off th e current city SS.I-age childi^ - can’t use it a Twm Falls But haviiiving two pools has had ' ( ^ t e r of th e m all. f Rotaiy Qub lundieon. grams for adults and ffamilies. pool, and it ct ! most of the day in colder its benefits,its, Eschenburg said. it could be dosed dur- -T-shirts, polo-stj■style .hirts. ^ And during the transfer,:r, the dty ing the colder3er months,i h e said. sweatshirts and cap:aps are. being displayed in q cylindindrical kiosk, Each item for sale bearsbe the offi- dal Twin'Falls cententennial logo. Sweatshirts and capsIps will not be IPathvVAYT(OTHE; futu av ailable fo r sale imci]n til D ec. 18. JRE The merchandiidise sales between now and the centeifaial ^IC y,/, coranussion celebration are desigrdgned to raise local awareness of the city-s gCt 31 100th birthday, raiseise money for ambitious centennial events ar linlque local souvenirs^ " ‘io‘’?„°erd! p l a nIS s for canyon and family. Merchaihandise will , eventually be expxpanded to ITall'Cexpansion Indude coffee and othother insulat- ed mugs, but those are not likely ByJuOePcPanes to b e availab le for ChriChristmas. TIme«-New For more informtmation call B o n n ie L e z a m iz , T^ Twin Falls TWINFJ FALLS - Someday there Centennial Commissi■ssion execu- wiUbeas. a scenic trail th at e n d rd e s •t tive d i i ^ o r a t 736-080)800. the dtyofTwinFalls. of . It willI m ean d er along nearly aH ' » holiday o fth e S nn a ak l e R iver Canyon rim on Nuisery offers ho th e no rthth side pf town, through wreath workshopo p th e CoU 1 0 0 324-] C h UMH HNKVni TlnMMw ar flasa omamonts 'HwTi IsyaaratHallay's tor Natalia Tumarfliv . ° } •a Is ona of 31 trass ™ ' Itams, homamada m 11:30 •.m. to 5 ' ^ olo.ln,rtJp.m. ““S'' a re 7 ; 1 fra TkM»4t«w»,TwlnP1nPato.Malio Itanday, Nov«aA«ite 28. 2002 M a g i c VValley/IdahHO 1, ;-kr. • . ; .i..' ,iOaS r I-,~ ' — O b i tU l A R IE S — - T>EkrH •For oMtuwy n tM andHid Information, caU 73^«S31.11. E xt 278, batwMR 2 p.m. andd 6 p jn . Monday through Saturdaday. OMdOna ia 4 :3 0 lu n . tor n»t-daypcifaUcstloaTte*-no l__ !5erj r y i m . , , . Imall »(ldf»fofobftut>ttuari— 1> ot>H»»ma<»c~vttl>oy.cflr.cont. Death nottcaa a n a frM Mfvtc# r and can bo ptacod untPI S p.m. tv a ty day. ------NOTICE • t- ■'. a,,.:,- '.h\U be held Tuesday. Oe<)ecembor 3, Arranaemements aro lyr Summefs A U c a H a a U i a n H a g e rRMAN\ P o c a t e l l o r e o n 2002. al 2 p,m. at IHIho Parke's Funeral Hon’lomes, Boise Chapel, B U H L - A lice H e a th . 80. o f ■ Magic Valley Funeral HHome. 2551 , Joan was wa born in Boise on Buhl died Wednesday, 1 I Kim berly R o a d , Twin FiFalls. Idaho. January 27.27. 1928, S h e g rew u p pri- 2 002. I g e B 7 J I Intormont will bo held fcfollowing Iho marily InI Boise,B graduated (rom A memorial service I services at the Sunseliel Momoriat Boise High gh School and then (rom held a t 2 pjD, S aturday,r, ]Nov. 30. ■ Park C em etery in TwinI FFalls. Idaho tho Unlversitirsity o( Id ah o in 1950 with 2002, a t the C astleford Ml I P u b lic v is ila lio n willHI b a h o ld a B a c h elor lor of Science degree In , Methodist tOpday. ( , I Tuosday, Dec. 3. 2002.2. from noon Business; andai Economics, Part of C hui^ Fanner Funeralal Chapel •'V’ ■ uniil 2 p.m. at Parko's MMagic Valloy hor youlh1 wasw spent In Nebraska is in ciiarge of arrangeig>mi/»nfB I Funeral Home. whore herif ((alher. George Carter. I In lieu of flowers,, tthe family was Chiefq( EngineerI al KIngsfey I ' requcsls lhal donaiionss t b e m a d o (n H ydraulic RII Rl Dam in Keith County. ^ V fv i R his. momory to Iho0 Shrinors Nebraska.. AtA th e U of I sho was an Conversatioi) n A d d s Qualityity To Life!; i H Children's Hospital,, Fairfax S active men"ember of Delta Gamma Virginia, Sail Lako Ciiy,, UUiah 84158 sorority whothore sho met hor beloved Have Excellentat Hearing fo r Thelie Holidays! " These may be mailedJ cor led with husband. Bob,Bo tho (uneral homo siaK. S h e mlarried a n Robert Jerome O'Connof on August 27. 1950, al St. Mary's Cathcitholic C h u rch in B oise. As F iler n e w ly w e d]s s they livod in Moscow a n d th e n mimovod to Schenociedy, NV w h ere3 Bob started his career wllh Genor£oral Electric, Joan also l ^ f l l P r o ^ssional Hearing AiAid Service^ I Jamese s Arnold Stocldng w orked (orr GE. G Becaus^} the couple l&ml6ihS(.‘0;u}cy.f0. ' I JamIOS os Arnold Slocking. 75. o( loved Idaho:10 so much and wanted tb FHuKippalUi r3£»00'"’'° 678-7(i0(> I RPocaicllc2llo, died Tuesday. November be near theihoir families. Bob joined 26, 2001)02 <11 the Porincut Medical ^ f l f . ; ' Idaho Powerrer Company in July. 1952 Centerr V\Wesi in PcJcaloiio and ultimateatoly becam o President Ho wawas born December l, 5926, and'CEO,I, IUpon thoir return to 1- in Burloyloy, Idaho. Ihe son of Jam es Boise, Ihey/ s ta n e d their family. J e a n LoRoy/ and Lucy Ann Egan ^ ■ ^ ^ fl began an acliveac volunteer career Slockinq 3 — I hg upon the birtrlirth of her children. S h e 3 ArnolclOld grow up in Carey, Idaho, b e c a m o0 involved in the PTA, wticfO he lu leceivod his education. d Cub Scout and Girl I He also10 iivt.'di in Buhl. Burley, and B j^^^fl Scoul^lroopops. assisted in Fund J® : i Twin Fall•alls, Idaho, Tremonion and Drives for' United U Way and other Cloarfieiield. UT . and Deoriodge. cherilles andmd was a weekly volun* I We're hap]ip p y to ' Montanana te e r St. Alphonsus Auxiliary.'* He serserved his country during She was activ:tive for many years in ■wish you/ouour loyal ■ ' World WaWar II Della Gamrimma Alumni Association Ho wasvas a iTiertibor o( The Church and workodd onc poiiiical campaigns customers,, a warm ' ol Jesujs s CChrist ol Laiier-day Saints ini*tii‘' serving as1 a Republican precinct Arnoldlid worked lor an oil company Clinton L. OougliGi _ c o m m itte eI woman. w Other groups . m Buhl11 ano a a restaurant m Twin ■^linton L. D ougherty. 887. of Filer ifiai have ben>ena(ited from her phifan- a n d w o niderful d i ‘ ' I □on Fred Keanene F alls. H6He was a Lilo Insuranco . p ^scd away Tuosday. NNovembor ihropic efforforis are PEO. vandal D'iii Ftea Keane,, 79,7! ol Hager- salesmanlan and worked on a sheop 26. 2002. at Sr. Alphonsusus Regional Boosiers. ZocZoological Society. Birds T h an k sgpv iv in g . ;; riinti iincl (ofmerly o()( PPocatello and ranch wiirviih tus moiher and (alher. M edical Cenier in Boise. of Prey, Ihoe EBoise Food Bank, and I Will f-nils p a sse d away av inio the Hoenjonjoyetl compuiers Clinton w a s born April IS19. 1 9 1 ^ in S t. M ary's Caltjollc Ce Church. Upon . iifnis ol iiis Maker 103 bebf grootocJ by Ho isi survivedst by Iv^o sons. Jerry Fatn/iow SD, Ihe e ld est scson of Roy Bob’s doaih,.h, Joan was instrumenlal I tn s kvilu Boily Rao* oron Saiurday, Churchh {Linda) Slocking and and Amy Doughorly. ClinUnion grew jn the creatiation o( a technology I iends A t ... \ November ?3, 200?' HoH w as Home Hyrum EnEnsign Slocking both of Sail up.in eastern South Da))ak o ia a n d c la ss ro o m in his honor in the new Milr.C4lhnine& Eliubelh P.irfcc .11 Hie litiiL- l^ako Cll':ny. UT . Iwo daughiofs, ■graduated from GaryHigligh School. Engineeringg E Building at Ihe U of I, Doi) w.iS bom m Poc^ocatello, Idatio Gaydena'ia (Larry) Smith ot Blacklooi. Gary. South Dakota. Beireing doier- Hor most beli3eloved volunteer effort |] otl May 9, 19?3. 10 lo Fred and Yolandaa (Gam)(( Kunder of Sail Lake m ined e ssential lo tho (amllTilly farm he was on behalhall of her mothor. Eva PABKE’S T MAGIC VAI From Your Frier Ph(jct)L‘ Keatie Ctly, UTIT , Iwo brothers, W allace w as exem p te d from miliiariary service. Carter; Jean in was co-founder and 255121 Kimberly Road, Twirkt Don niel .met marnuc.nod Ins coiiQflo G ayle (N(Neida) Slocking of Twm At a young a g e h e b e c aamo n known President olo( the Grand Oaks s\vf)(.Miienr| Betty Hae=»ao Craven m Falls aniand Boyd LoRoy (Lois) (or his abilities with Auxiliary, SheShe spent hundreds o( TJrm " fallf'Only Lvnlly Omfd 6r 0;» It ;vas ai this time lur ho joined Stockingg col Caroy, ID . Iwrj s'siers, workhorse teams and} rmoved to hours at Grantand Oaks with her moth- iUEY FUNERAL HOM Itll.' Army Air C orpss HoI proudly Marlene!“ ((Leo) Peterson ol Carey, Iowa for a Bhorl period lo w(work on his or and other ier residents and Iheir Q /in Falls • 735-0011 -v ^ ii.'fv d Jus couniry (rom (for I D-I? uriiil ID . andJ L'Loi ;; (Tom) Jobe of Burloy, i;ncle'n larrn At tho agoe ol 24 ho families, Don was slalKa lio n e d in St ID . Iv/clvi.live grandchildren and Ihir- movod lo Idaho to homeTiostead a Bob and JeJean joined the desert I Oi M a g ic}VAfc,LiEY/[DA^ A H O ;---'-' ^ ■ / ' \:':W Kimb fp r^ectl1 6 ^ "hrist:tm as . brigJiig ;icS3aS8 l i M eemovessahead foi►r ski reseort • N in te n d o 6 4 i ASHTbN (AP)P)-The Forest with1 tthe environmental projec-ec- - But is months ago,o, U.S. D istrict Service hai iuue>lued an envirdn- tion of the trade’s impact, Ju d g e B, Lynn Winmimill halted th e C e n ta l a iia ly sisIs ofc a proposed ' Ass sset up in 2000, the landnd trade until the govenuTuncnt exam- I p n t e n d f ^ • Sega Dre;ea m C a st land swap withith a western - tradele (does not permit tiiat muchLch ined th e im pact of noilot m aking th e ^ W yom ing lid resosort r that environ- lai^erer an expansion of the resortort deal. Winmill mustst review the ^ ' ^ • Sony Playlystation 1 iDOUalists say wQltrill fbster overde- th a n1 tithe d e\^ p ers have indicat*at- environmental repsport, and it velopment of Idaho’sId Teton ed tbehey would undertake if thehe could be further contestedcc in I • New gamm es a t VaUey. • tra de e fallsI throug But the swapa p court. ! Hie.publicwillhiil have u n til early w ouldId give the resort ownershiplip Grand Targhee hash been an I next year to comomment on the of thehe land and therefore thehe economic player in thetl valley for ^ n t u 8 e t f ? M n d e r j fisaesam m t of tfaele proposed( swap optionon of selling it as'lots or devel-el- decades but its impacact has dimin- o f 220 acres o f'pmblic u h land in die opinglg :it for condominiums andnd ished as th e valley hlas a grown, the We also0 haveI Csribou-Tatgheei NNational Forest secondn d hom es. report foimd. for 400 acres of{habitat hi east of ^ Ashton. used video> systemsis; Acquisidon of' theth public land a t th e base of tliee G rand T a r^ ie e ‘ ^ Resort in Alta wourtiuld permit the ‘ " " i S l i i d ev elo p m en t o f shtshops and lodg- ing units at the resore: rt’s b ase. It ^ ■ q b s v b would also preseeserve land in f f f ( Id a h o ’s S q u irre l1 MMeadows area ICYCLE , SHOP REPi■PO AND ATV AmJ C n O N i M Uiat is prime habitibitat for imper- Saturday^ Decembnber 7, 2002—11 a.m.c A Ued grizzly bearss andai trumpeter ______Hefinabum, Idaho swans. i H T he tra d e has beebeen opposed by ‘ 2001 ? Polartj Spoftsnun SOO HO Rjur=our Wheda r53BS15^™ the Greater YellovJowstone Coali- 1994 j Y am jJuV jnlor .^50 Four Whetrtjedw, 2002 Honda XR 70R Mocortjlkc. HondaJ 4 W 1 hnler. @ ^ 6 ^ 3 3 2 tion, Citizens-for>r 1Teton Valley O c nex 3 Whcckf, New B ito U»edtJBU».BJkc Bl - and the Communitynity Association put*. I Accrsiortcs Ct T « ^ Offkc EquipmentEqu 7 -d a y mloney-back oi for Responsible Planning.Pit They claim it's rigged NOTC Witch the -nmo-NcM on Dcc.1 S ^ gu,jarantee on e\everything ;ed in Grand lot fuU wJvotlJtment or visit Ihele WWeb site T o rg h e e ’s fa v o r aiand will turn Bfcv XBoxox syslom s includo two gomeim e s - T eton V alley into' ananother overde- ’ ' _ _ _ colofcd^^tcrtmaS?mo^ln^na>rnutlon in th e ststore! (except>t system s) Segaa GT( 2002 S Jol Sol Hndlo0 FFuluro y^oped. expensiveive play^ound CB . n - While in stock like Jackson Holetin in Wyoming. S ^ ~ g “They have trieded to shove this [» Mlagic Vallele y M all exchange down1 tthe public’s , f f i l N throat and have faifailed at every ,M turn," Greater• Yellowstone\ 2 S p j (i^oftmare?Etc. 208-734-72(209 Coalition spokesmai[nan Marv Hoyt I 3 s ^ d . n this Friday a t 6 a .m . ; T h e F o re s t Servi rhe perfeect Gifts &i Classeies :an befoi?und at... i y i . l u j i ; '"\ \ Ridj's is proiii to aiiiioiiiice tfie addition of at Cfirisliiias Gift Redisterij.Pleiiseci' come in and select the giftss ijoIJOU Irani Is receire jl iM niih’e irilf fieip tfiett list in a special file for I p i Holilidw Co(l o k i n ^ J I ■ W All'I classts(I fifli’f a lO-pmoii1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and Ej». (irelie liiiM to tk first 25 peoplijpfepaidinfiilL [ Q p l j ^ e hi f ^ u l e i f Hfc'Also,so, no reliiiids mil k gimimi ivitfiin 48 I twunurs of tfie class. In the iiiilifieiiMij emit tfiat . ^ B v ‘lossISS imiiimi is ncl wet, the'.tie dass wilf fie C W in th e \a\]lents ofijouiur M I m p Kelfed or rescHedM midd aa. full refund frie n d s & '! he men. ' ■ bl neighborsrs. / \ 'Bbtr 8rJ ■ lliiM flini HI «Ilh iH |li|rI M n ; Vclcian Dutchh Oven0 chef Dave Laviiey Viill takeke \\ou Ihrough a 'ground P erfo rm inn , g this se<3soon! \\W G V iloor'inl‘ inlroduciion irto the fun and flsvorfivoHul art oi cooking in the J H H ron pois. Participants will be briefedled on( the basics ol dutch SATURDAY. nOVPJ»«FlWR 7 3 njESiaiLMma l l v . oven COIcooking including purchasing, seasomasoning and bieaking-in OFPBVOfMMG^BARIS DBTRJCTCH•ch™ j ' : ! ' Y\ lUfbavewii^ will then take you through (he prepaieparation from start to lin- W lH W-^shofatf a three cou5e camp meal. Thele menum includes SAimnAY. rw CTw i; cr Sfwt, Ofiicnj & Pcfflldw Au Cwlin•jtinand Ff«ft Appir Cifcf 3 / \ /Jl MmdRumSflUff^ ToiliorelM OFPSFORMMO/OAHTS v/Oirm i K 7 i ) » 12PM-SAIVAnONARMYBlYBAND llAM-UBSIYCHRl«RJSIIAN / L 1PM-RRST BAPnsr CHUHIRCH OFJOOME RkLlOLk-. Oriilinti At Cffr Saiilli 'liH \|frr\ Ann k a J I l lL i.I M f ' f k o iiiJ I «hen \ Chioiie' [iiej\old 2PM-COa£GCCFSOOnUTHON 2PM-STRIN6SAUVUJVE he myster> out ci makiri Cri-d* PufijPuflj Lljif/and other < CMHOCHOR 3PM-J5»MEMGf-flGH SCHOOL NT-^illbetec teaching us how lo prepare itemsIS fromfrc her book the takes the WNCETEAMEAM k C o o k k ^ Items on the menuJ iniinclude Oljfu Birijnrtj. French p;paifies l^carn ho'.> to malo ChiM-I.iii'.fljl. Vj/iiIIj •» P WOTPAV. DBCFM Bra Q |V ■jiwilh'CenifcrMi Oreuing & Crjry,ry, (CriinJt'fn; Porf Sducr. Cr«« FilW Fil Cfi'/im Pufl< .Cl' I P.ili' C'li'ui Siiins STIIartjr. SAimnAY. nrfFft L. 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I : 0lEHIMO fI (DOSTCC? d ^ I l i f e f P P E NI S9 :3 0 -9 :0 0 MON.-<- S A r g :| ;: _ CLCLOSED SUNDAY!Y S S ; ' • .' ... ',' >w*vww.hancopki9brlc».<■■com k . i I :1 ■ ■ '. i \ ______■>. I. - \ j TlRM»Kntt,TirinnrlfiF^hW te Tlnndiy.Novw*MM«r28,2002 \ I ElUMt I P m 7i p s 1 i E s isi* I m " dainr s J is Ii ONI lO V II MAY N O W STT n F O R J UIUST HERE! 2 0 0 3 T H R E I I N C R E DH I B L E _ ffWEN D A Y' S S , ^ £± 4 BEAUTIFUL OA)AK v n c ? I l l Y O U C i HOWARD RUDOIF IMILUR M l* lill ■ H illlH H E D grandfather c l D e l u xxe e Extra Q u iet Built-I H H A V E Yr 4 o u R SAVE $ 2 ( F r i g id a i r e j ■ P U R N I Tr I U R E D i s h w asher ...... Great Seleclioio n o f - X ■ I N T E R EEST other styles & fmmisbes 1 -eatured Large C apti p a c i t y I d a i r e t ■ F R E E h e r ...... ’^286 I i I b daire Self-C leaningg I R a n g i I * 1 ■r B B e v D)oolittle, o Thom as H o 3 Capacity ^ F u l l F e 9TT5T1 Kinaicade, plus m any otl ^336 I F r i g i d i H o o v e r ^ Beautifulul O ak 8 Gun jA W a s hiu. i Ft. Super-Feature F W s t - M a g ic V a lx l e y AV e s t R a f t R iv e r i g h c e l i P i #Ip iiic iii R H ^ . E B R A T E S CHLAMPIONSHIPIP ^ e x jpaiiidtqiuarry RaftRaf River High School cheerteadenche Alyse ur ' u M to prepare the stone ledge;e. Andresson,And Chsntell ' fo r Ulasdng l l in those cases wfaen BallBaker and Summer i : ' £ »l -. ;; ^ ^ l e ded#B i bas Inadequate n atu rala Hwsen celebrated the - ; C!k>mments o i are. fracnmas:^ accwjUng.» tbe school’a state champl- Ittinafloukbt on'a-Va-woposal to ' .^ d ooeonenfc'V a onihlp In the lA U-man §^ihi?M ieyiey 6^tone quarry / ;iHeaVaVy «4 uipnlent including'g ' m rthe& av^thVai(National Forest, /trackhoiioes and dump trucks are footfootball league by par aiA Jth — yB'ar’s.‘ei/e n t, a ttro c tincing i nearly three years, butHI I)before iliai ilu- cveni was a moval li,OOO.^plein.whatwawas consid- ' Jvable feast, umul; a v a rie ty «if emipty p ty siorefroius, ,i flnred a d o w n blecause e e of iW MnM i^Sundv»V e iy * TMb liiil' . ,.'^Oec.Dec. 6-7 et the rocmer Weils f^igo w eather. ,d 8° church recreaiiiminn hall and oilter itolM oarillllaM - ^ Bank bundli« in Jerome, beginningng with stru c iu re s. ;^^The gala is m tical,*al^** B ax ter kgala from &9 p.m: on Ihuruiay.I'- ‘il’s going 10 he difficult foi us ^ id . “That's wtiere0 w« e r a is e forvtewing the hotkisy decoi . . V ' ' i f e rtabohekfWednednead0ythmujr)Oec. 8 • ' Hou . lo e x p a n d m u c:li li vw ith o u i a i'dii- tmout 90 percent of theth e m o n ey KIWH m . ^ . 'atth e F ^ o RoodH)d8yi> o B » ^ CBrtar. . tkxaJoMara 1 0 ^ to 7 p.m. on Dec“ ■6 vonlioi, cente, in ;^^taH(fe Un frpo ^esl'e s tiv a l o f r in Twill I-alls." .'.-■-Tt^^'rTha^hschedie B J ■ V ? m KS l|^:,:3;;v|i-/y,V 1 vm m m i m r n $ ■ ■ ■ . • ;•■ r- 5 « < 5 ^ MM m I ■ / .r ' ’ ' • I ' ' ; ' M • ■ .J •• J A f i THEE O N EE S A i,l■E Y O IU D O IiifTW IIMNT TOM ■isip- n a W w i a » I I ■ & n o • A f l y iMENTr X .m m »T UN 2 0 0 41 O l o w w ifilfri O H S BHECTMOD l OELS, OAC.:: m sei£^ tr MODELLS, O A C mMHOSrHBtllHw R m eulSinm eii W)l\) - i > ' r A w p k T r A ■. ( T !T T ^ . SM • ] d d m S e e ir= r?tT I f f j f < CU aMM \ N T EE i D C im o iv r ^ ip p m OIMJ EU,f E R \WONLg C l ETS 'MIU I M J I I l e i E i ii r * / : II f i Mi l m n !■■ .: ■ ■.. 1 .. I m T-1 Ing Frtday Inside I , Scoressa ar n d s t a t s ...... 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C6 : S p> 6 k TS SpoitsEduc/i/pr KfvittHall, 735-3Z19119 (Hours:2-/Ip.m:) The.Times-IScv j e \ ^ s Thursi“sday, November 28! 8 . 2 0 0 2 S c c t i o n C M o r n i ntGIIMB g k)lden Eagles1 1 fight Iback t(to take third Iplace In bio^ PaW qr College of ;4i6ialkonfttference to SWwBWTtor ______^ ■ 3 Southem Idaho sophomore n i t a b b e d w e sST t PLAINS, M o .- I h e CollegIlege o f S outhern football teani I B I Kel^ Palva fires volleyball team worked toooo Ihard to reach cSU TWIN FALLS - ItI t was ' a clean fS f?002 ^ National Junior ColU a shot thnHigh. svreep o f m a jo r aw a allege Athletic ^m m w ation Division I Cham pion^;ihips tournament .JcisM tbe bkKk of 9tate> ch am p io n Higi « it on a down note, Nsslkanda ' {mJI team , os ju n ioI r cq S u o rteS rto c k “or j j , , t was not a problem Wednesdlesday aften«>on. iM SSiisSmBirilmii- Wanders, left, Cole Nielson was nanamed oMen. Tho Eag!agles (33-S) bounced backsck from o gut- H andSrartdl . sive playei- of thee yyear, senior wrenchirhing semifinal loss to eventiintuol champion i,Vr';'.r : BQ W m B m W ^ P ; Logan Harding w a s n a m e d Mlami-Da-Dade Community College thetlu night b^ore 'AtteiSS^ESS^?'^• tr ■ H | Brlsnshan dur- defensive p la y e r o.f f tlth e y e a r a h d to ^ pp No.I 2 se e d L ee C ollege 30-210-20,30*16,30-20 ^ {ng Game 3 of Rams coach Gino) M a ria n i w as to tak9 e thirdtl place at the toumamejment held ot the the thlrdflace named coach of’ thetl year as CivicCer> nter in West Plains, Mo. match held District Four-Five-Sie-Six released TheSh I Sharics won their secocd-strc i ^ p r Wednesday at ; its all-conference teaneam recently. enth ovaverall national title widi a 30 FWM ibbing of host Southwest Mi - y tho 2002 OMW* 13 dnibt Missouri State- ^ ■ Wti FW*« «. bM FMUtUMvr.T*.r * I W est Plaila in s. 1 National Junior FMIMBMva T hat; wasW not the only impressiveve run. to contm- i College Athletic K. r« F* I kS ^ S E o I, « t i R o a itth QMnstfn^SMl&WP.M Ufl * ^ • ue. I t wa;ivas th e 10th s t r a i t y e a r thattha CS! left the , ■ 9 V I M Association MM»n«»ia toumamem en t w ith a victory, in d u d ining'seven g nation* .Umici>lctior^«M^.35d«i . Division I S5SC SiTr,'r*h ' al titles,a, Ififth place last year and twtwo third-place u w OM NMm. Me Flk U J B Volleyball »WM CM CW(M «. Ln s. a dominant performance waswa a big tum- LaLMtdef. f M PMDM 31-29.30-20.:I8.30.24.rtinhpi#ea ‘ ^ '' Championship otaKMr a aToundccIcoiisldering how the team lookedloo (oUowing *2^w WMtttridK. W » ^ dtXd(V2S. 14-30,30-20,». ' k « I w M f H H Toumament In EK ST.'SStte::Ka.iMaFM, dielossttsntthioSharics. H H West Plains. IBMiM ■ Jipia a . Tm Me Bl . , . „ BwttnC Courts , 3M 4..17-30,22-3d- .■ ttk M S w t* . »)W ttw t ftight we were sad and crieT ie d too m uch,” ■. 15,13,affiRjMie*' OIM>i Ml ■ CIW EMM «. ophomore Kelly Paiva, whevho recorded a CSioof.'sf.'U*'aMD; 30.16.3 0 « M tM ptest lM ' (|fl H ! Mo. Bd UlamU>UlwtediC 3009.19.30-13. erumpMrvMo P | | Please see NATHATWNALS. Page C3 j______>t ■ttCMUcCteta. 9|*« ffmHmr.«. tm r* S p u rT r ie r TV< «0' cat Em«. ar. TM> r*. STiSS.;:SS.,». n,«*OMr. •>. HvM tanPnn.a.TwFM: Pm NSPDRED PLA^ p r o mlis i e s w in IMI.ICC.M*. B. r« S po r t s --- . .1. C r a s h _ • - - 'j ‘ ContkMMd fron Cl ' the m otional sem wUintake ' ‘‘S e^bmxm 'sre tti|l waldng as thc bus slid off th : the road, rip- longer.I- up at night; thin^g.ofth: him,” p in g o u t w in d o w s ai 5 and sending “M y son is still angry anand feel- R ubon said.L**Oneb07can*rn9y **C ■ players and cheerlerleaders tum- Ingll 'gidlty that he wasn'tt oi ne of.' .in b e d becauseisehewasWiised I to bling about like rag dc 5 dolls. ' them hurt,” Musa^nsld saidid. seeing Lory ever The bus skidded ( sverynight*^ rd o n its sid e , E ^ t hundred peoplft1 timt ie d . S t i u , . th e s e then tipped over, cr uie are kids who , crushing the u ' >> . Seftoolfef out 0 for Kuschmider^ nnerieral ser^ a lre a d y k n o w vwtiat it is like to*. roof and tossing soir wme students y. tiMOMf Vvices. The season’s finalal game overcome hurtHenUes. ' -Z o ut into a w et ravine.le. footbiBplay- was « canceled, andd the' Sooie400mili Cold, scared and miles aa o ss Kansa^.'C nd confused, J a c k r a b b its d id n ’t p la yf iin the the mocxl ik bri som e began to panic. •raTytof J brighter in Sharon> i conference playoffs out oi of Springs, >^iei«re on0 a' recent moro-' * A passing motori:orist saw the ThompMn. f; respect for their late coach.h. ing a worker st c ra s h , a n d w ith inI minutes tn the f strung Christmas In th e school’s cafeteria,ia, th re e lig h ts aatM S M ai only lawman in Walkallace County, Main Street and diilv Cinek „tables a r e filled w ith cards,ds, flow* d re n ployed nciisnoisily X I ^r.Niiiwtiir«,aqoa TIaM oa:<» S p o r t s t SBS=^^S^SS=SS^S_ S c o r e s A H D S T m'S Oilers grF^e Blue,B Jackets) •B a sk e tb a lj COLUMBUS, Ohio (AIAP)-Ryan Wednesdaynily night. :■* IN THE BLE,PACKERS 8 y Stevi teve Moore ' VWHAT’S O) N T . V . Smyth jscsred two goels119 1 seconds Fredrickc MtModin, set up by M artin -. :• M i n l n im apart in the fim peric‘iod as the St. Loui^ sconcored th e tying goal 4 37 : < Edmonton Oilers b ' V . i I' I ' , • . . i ■ .1.. C4 ThmNw.T»lTwin Fait. Mifio Ttaniey.N emM «te2l,200a ‘V-' j S p o r t s ! ; iMorrn h in i^veg likeeiy willI face f(fewierili ^ th i& ^we«!k| ByDavoOokflIdterg ^ Broncos are'7-0 ini n d a ^ i ^ ' ' • Carolina a ro (plus>^(7.5) 'ift A PFootbH WWrttef______Pro plcta ■ BRONCOS, 20*1919-...... - .C lev e la nm d d - , ■•'•.I ■ r ------• St. Louis (n[minus 1) at At leasteast the P«ndien set m th e N evBW England-Detroit )f that. ) This is tbeir Wg gangame. Riiladelphia face thei« sutionarV/Tlm’Couchs ; . . , j gome Thursdsday goes into pver- Jmrhis-is their show, their Su[Super Is A.J. Feeley thtiie next Mark ' insteadI ofof' Vick. : ^ ^ lime, Martyty M orn h in w eg h a s BovSov^^^in ^ year out”” B ulger? D e la jM ret • end Christian H p reaction to the BROWNWNS,l^'i : ■:< one major buiwrden off his bade -T lossofMd^abb. • H!ouston oiia ,(iMU8 H i id •: Faurla catch- T h e g am e is indoors, so the Er, E th e s p n ^ ' RAMS.20-1S IndlanflDol ^ es a touch- -M ich won’t have to PAHUOTS, P 26-17 • Termessee (plutlus 3) a t N ew Tooy Du known for lii^ down pass w dedde whethithcr to take th e wiod York Giants seasonstre TThe picks froni Tom Two teams comiming off bad, COLTS,:rS,34-10 '5 en o uIgh g about Detroit’s • • Washington (minus 1)1 ) at badlosses. • P i tttsburgh t s b (minus d) «S Brady M loss last weel}ek to the Bear*, In ’ Dal)allas (Thursday) TTTANS, 16.14 . Jacksonviljwille ■ T ■ against the ^ B | which Mom!nhinweg took a 17 D espite its overall travailsIs theti • M iam i (m inus 2J2 5 ) at Buffalo TTie SSteelers t« hove been'fliil Vihlngs M r mph wind in overtime, giving past>ost few seasons, D allas hassw Wl on I l i k e a lot of youn;ingteamsthat . ingwithortiorouUe.Haeicis. '.5 Sunday In ^ ^ ^ ■ 1 Chicago the! Iboll. The Bears, of niiuline in thU series.' sta rt fast, th e BiUs 01ore fading. : JAGUAIJARS.20-17 : coursc, drove-e dovm and won th e COWBOYS, Ci 1 3^ DOLPHINS,24-20 Foxboro, 20 ' • S e aattle ttl (plus' d) at Sap game on Paulul Edinger’s 40-yard . • •Tampa Bay (minus 1) at »ChicagD(phiS9J)5)atGreenBtQr FrandscoCO I- Mass. The ■ H field goal intoto the wind. Newlew Orleans Mike Sherman wwill take the ' Terrellsll (Owens Sharpled tbft : Patriots wll’ Il p ro b a b lyy won’t ' come to th at • ^>^The T 1 Saints need it more ttuttian ball, not th e wind, S e ^ w kks s tth e fiite tim e. A n d nb be solid H 3 V H B fl Thunday. le Bucs, who m ay b e e x ^ uusted s tt PACKERS, 20-177 (overtime)( thore Jose Jos Cortez to '-kici: New Englanand has won three of after fte their batties (physical ar favorites 1 and • Baltimore (mminus 3) at (around).D- - ^ four gom es aUld n Ls favored by 5 5 ' verbcrbal) with Green Bay. Cincinnati 49 en 221-16 1 -: : against the H H / ' points agoinsr7 aI Detroit t e ^ that SAINTS.SJ 20-17 A classic exampletie of why th e • AriionaKina (plus 93) at Kansi& Lions this j Z | has lost threee straight and could • •New York Jets (plus 6) iat Bengals lose. 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This ye; I in th e q u a rte r would havtv fl^ l your name! anda address when yoyou. T his is d e a rly th e b est5t ded - iigers of seven radioo stationss in “Havinfin g one less .selling week i v e b ^ S you check out5ut anym ore. A fter 81 sicsion th a t you’v e e v e r macle.' Idaho iind four in - cents a share but for th he -IfSSSpi n southern betweenen Thanksgiving nnd n L a l i p r y*®” Of.OSkinking for. th a t ttiforma- soisaid. U ta h . lawsuit settlement and a v a l i e r C hristmnas a; this year presents a charge related to good wil or a purchase such as -com piled from lallenge; however, our a pair of ba compiled from staff,T, wwire reports chal "Our second-quarter ir batteries, the Fort m id w ir e re] I im prove- I«p0lts . ' ' Jto b Ju M llS» K * tf V|ff > Ox >k ■ . T h i ^ . l KW iiliilirai.a00g T W Iwn,W ,1\ F^M n c-7 ■ " " S * S | ' - KM o n ey G r e y h p ui i n i t ------— I b r k e y _ Ow ^ i i n S iiC T • 'v btuiness.'' 1 1 lion pasaengm last year,ur* T h a t’s y e a r , th a t n>en>ending is expected to . competition extends, i pasfeo^r levels care•rofvtfly and ' J " ° “r slig h tly lo w e r th a n th e mlumber u in & ll^anotheii e r $ 2 b illio n . L e is u re CoaUmMdftomCe tie s B re tr y in g to rp r e v e n t. , Ither fbnns of tranquna' 2 •oouring the m siket for 2000 but is stui betttf tfathan pas- travel, howevenrer, w a s u p 3 p e rc e m industry has also taken1 iover But MexicoI is striking back. ' ariand n id . 'W e’re com- t toinrecuttom en... senger levels in the latete 1990s. in 2001 andI 22 percent this year, huge chunks of the Mex!xican The couniry recentlyreci blocked - rith the TV and remote. 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AtoeA; . LMnin 1U< *3Z I-^-Ap OominlSoclfr «lii»n»C*pO S. : ’■ ■ r ^ ■ ■■ ■ ,. >■ W m i f f i s > a n d G iLi A S S IF IE I p f, J ill, -ilfeiU n fe, i%Jh" J ■- n i e ^ T i m c s - N c v iys ^ s if: . ______■ Thuradayty« N ovem ber 28/2C2 0 0 2 T ^ ' ' ' ^ r e l i i : o a ( ■ B id e t disaister pay starts toogo ■ ■ Jwrongformininers > M ^ L » BROOKWOOD, Ala. • ' lg{t]e a rth talks. U sually it h is t m u n n u rs,s,but t wfaen . a few million (ons o f roro< c k iUive oveiiiead, it m ak es!S a ra c k e t . Oh the.evening of SepLpL 23.2001. : M u n m ost o f th e co u n try w assdU caugbt up in the aftermat]iathof9/ll, ' Tony K ey stood in th e miim iddle of a IZO'foot'Wide tunnel bu 'ihroU ^ the heart of AAli la b a m a ’s Blue Creek cool seam. hLhis helmet light tradng an arc throfirough the blackness. THe earth was talking to h im , ' a n d b e d d n ’t Jik e w h att i t say- ififr • r ’ ' It m aned and rumblebled like a restless beast as rock above the jnioe’s Fourir {Section, more than ^ 0 stories beb elo w th e hirfece - nearly twice as deep as the VTorld Trade Centert e r < ow ers ^ereh^gh, ; '■ A foot above his head, crack s big enough to poke a fistist throtigh iinaked across the ceilinging. Water dripped from steel rods)ds tato me roof to secure it. il Please see MINE, Page D3 p H ^ 'ft* r il(ibrighun±:'MOtri»fi^SM’i m • tM t tellvihtf tta yo f ha t n o t ^ a o d v4iy. Itistis ^ ito ry ' Hitmfnlr« (yofwwJt- • gSs^, ' Toml^ttsM walks down a mint shaft Aprilprit 12,2000, roor* than 2,000M fM t below the aurfac* In Jim W itter R esourcn No. 5 minmint near Brookwood, Ata. An a ; • Septemtor'aootool. 'lery Sc m yffljl 1 \M 1 231lO O -M . antic Saavings I I < V - 6 0 0 A n y tim e A(UnulInutes PLUS 1 5 0 0 Evening oi /eekend Minutes ■ ■ p mn •- 7 am Daily) W wMd Vira liLike To Usise ^ YeurCi^11 Phenee In Jackf; p o t ? ^ ^ J d c e k p o m I ^ W ^ iCOV4e r a gg e n m I < V O U N T A I N \ S T A T E S «\WIRELESSs ..Ki iSB l i AUTHOi ^ >RIZED DEALCRI tlmu : PMLIS CAR CHAIARGER iviMaitxi: gCwiRELESS* UAtHER CASE flbi, & Hands Fraa HmkK id Set^(vdQ.oiiW';' EnHm P ackag V4i/iblued at S l00.00 ’ )isplay Selcctio fiitw 12/31/02 • II Sets mid *Upon 12 monthIth service.qctiyiiliqi o n . O O C '.-Stnre Fiuanci H INSTAT^i|g|^ ‘ “ " " “ " “ flTmiwo! A c m s fn m Jod$ M i l i i n L N . r S s S i i wii: Fall'. • rj3 -l rppcipQckog. oRef F v W S itk P ldIdn. n So ' T"' ' i . 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RPti. •Shana Jackson, c m • «, Csfflbuticfcscn 'Prvud to bejenime s onl}'tiy/amUy oimeti & openiled funeralm ichafxl anti avmatory. ~ • RenaeShnppshlTB, Tech ., 9 •Angela Karr, Pham D • THsrtW ^ffnadc/ •CamlRjtner. Tbch • MktieOeHuntach CPhI •aBTMbJanftns *'•Lu^OBOBr . ' RNSWORTH M[ e O R T U A R Y . 343 South Lincoln • 324-7777 3Z49-DRUG (3784)I . 133 w. m B. *., DowniowB Jetlaroia i ^ , I INTRODU' - B p i f A xos ALr d T stB ejnedicts r Founindatioh Festiviival o f Wreath:IS S ch^tiie oc f Events 1 J Where: 104k West Main, Jeromele (former WdbFaiso) Admission; / Aoiiiab-$5; SenioivM,.Studei ' i W h e n : Thunurs. Gala p cc 5 IVom 6-9/*f M. | Dec. 4 from 10-7, SS«tDtt.7Aomj^ I . I Friday Friday continutd1 Saturday i i j 10:00 Valley MuMiddle School Choir A 2 :3 0 TFCA W oocKvirWind Ensemble 10:00 JeiOfTic HtAjQioraiy a lie rs 10:30 T h e C a ip e n ll^ F a mTTiily il 10:30 Libeftv'Chnstiari G- Elementary Choir ^ 3:30 MV Christian1 M iddle School Choir 11:00 U bert/CH Ai^StuStudents & Factjity . 1 11 0 0 Je ro m es HHigh School Varsity Chorusus 4:00 MV Christian1 HiHigh School Choir ,11:30 JBBCyogtH'Ehscmtm b ie I 11.30 Cenirol1 EitElementary Choir • 4 :3 0 M V Christian1 HonorsH( Choir 12:30 Sheron:W vf^ StuS tu d io 12 00 H orizon-1>n -J-Sth Choir 5:00 Liberty Christiaritian String Q uintet i:00Biucfle«rt>?.' 1:30 Bluc-HEart- 12.30 Jerome> MMiddle School Treble Choir)ir 5:30 Stfinss Alive S:00 B|ue H eart. ^ 1 ;00 J e ro m e:• HHigh School Stage Band . f i 6 :0 0 L ish th o u se Chri:hristian Fellc^vship S:30SanJcfiuAAartialA[ts 2.00 MadhaitciiltCfS t J 6:30 Praise Band 3:00 Common-Tateis Q u 1 8 .- 0 0 -S ^ J a n ta A uVd^H^n^s ^ rrtu i available tfthroughout cE \ v e n t . PI 2 0 0 would like to ^ Deck YoiDur Halls this Holidayay Season — wltlith Armstrong laminanate &-Annn Harvey carpet, plusJS vinyl. Thot'*right,., ri on Decemberer 24th, SheltonB rothers E will be giviiving away f nt eflooring i for the hoUd It Include labor or extra mavaterials. , m w m L *aiMART f " 'J t Does not, ' • . .. I n » ' < - - Tha■>%.WwwMia<.M01 1kM»lw 1lw.TWeNM*he M IF e a t u r e s 9 5 ,0 0D 0 0Other coal miners across3SS M5HA records for>r No. 5 show meant lugginglugs heavy tim b ^ • A m e ricrica, . connect directly to some oddities. H e annd d It h m o th e rs w aited u>r - y o u rs mevery time you tum on1 a The mine had thele third most a manbus,7US, a motorized rail cah, m m ^ t o r)T i re d u u g e y our c d l phone.ne. vioiadons in the courtmtry in 2000 to take tthe h ^ on the half-hour'ride Today,’, mn o re t u n a cen tu iy a fterter . but ranked only 62ndnd for serious to the section.sec By the time the T l^ Mft*spok«n cen husband and .; coal fue]ueled an industrial revolu-lu- ' and su b stan tial violadidons. men gotot tot Four Section and rntfaer,buflttill«n 1 and h n m d IQce a morem than half of theh e O f 520 violationsdted d: in 2000, started buildingbui the cribs, it was 4 :pb(mlltt8 pitt,lu(12a120year»af«^ • nation’st’s •electridty Is still generat-at- all but 16 were recordedre os pjn. - ' r tience undergroiKound, m ost of " i ^ ^ M e d b y bbum u ing die black rock minin- affectin g only o ne miner,m i dimin- They hadhai been at it for abotit •ithem her*, «tIt Jim Walter ' e rs h a uui li out ^ the ton. ishing this f i n a facedd by th e com- an h o ur andan< 15 m in u tes w hen the r:;Re J l S' 733-093I I jde sfly s we’ are ouerstotockcdl 677-4042 OVER200iUSED VEH/m iE S n t i WWW.«Hk,rilli ^ ■ P w W I■ f l i h rrk y P < rry^ AM OVER iSOOMIEA ASE, M OFFICE HOURS: X w f / M m m s, RE•W R N S IN^ STOCK! l Monday - FsioAr ■ Gli^'Olet ■• C CadJLIac - Buick.?■ IPontiac • Qldsmobo b ile - MC ^ 8:00 AM TO 5:30 ra ■ «PKC»y 111 PiMHrM M Ca OHksBSBH'" ■ 9m 114 VMcjfoHM HO TrCaifiin m eoaltetsxm ImzawnSacm W ijtm 117 Ccntanitanin Itl HI Furffnd M4 CrpMlM III U±i.Hr|iHr« III tertPMMVarl »« gFurttAU7«i MS G nlR ta Mcrew Kt WjttlMi i n UnreLMn <11 Cax^mg M7 Unttrami w LMiFortIrt i n UnfHrM UO Rm(Bm Aden M SmMKMt PaLiiiaM lfcM g m. 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Gc^SilN lOMbtt s e a o t e ^ MMM Ilt , IM c m ii « a >o e Unf(lii,Hai^iiE.)teDiaEai ... . 6l*tiw t a Ra W lU niew ti nfitaBi III FmArtfMtlM IIO BS CMMUMn k | ^RiiUrtM lOOiUatrSM Bnl^Ktm III toMgMrtUa IM MT Cttni WM xoofpam a^rmandAm Sedan n rt tM hmPiipMr •» F»n«FcffiiFcfRn M cairmofen Ml AJV raMnvnccMs'i LOCKS. TIT • otMl. M *rw ca^^H | iw ■ IH CgTn»a •; ^ ^ r l e n d h : froth ydij,t E The Timei ^m inder UrJnends at :es-JVeivs... W I «*! ^^^^PKataxtltloandM J3 d o a w fd o : foo. OA^i I ^ h « ^ i B t i g ^^^•UJ^AM SiOU tUN^OAD^W lJ^All^^M733j3033^^^^^ Im m h m Sm im SS m w S f - ' i ' ^ D4 Timu-Naiv*, TwinTw Falls, Idaho Thursday,•y, Novstnbsr 28,2002 < g K a r o e■ a r o e be forever barred. Claimsna flrat publicalion of thlaia namfd decedent AU per- * 1.1 Suited to comfortrt . IN THE DISTRJCT COURTJR7 musi be proaented to 66. . notico or satd daim* wMbaM eona having oiainwaoeiMt■t F'eSSeiRv'SwSSveS -■ O P THE FIFTHJUOfCMLIAL Annette f^elty. c/o BeiwlL>IL foraver barred. O llimte t twdaoedwt or M am tele- lhe ebbve-named dace* ^ or to easier D4STRICT O F THE STATEIVTE A le u n d er. Hanwood, Highgh must be praaanMd to th*>• ara.re(|ulred.ti>.pr*eentIt deni. AJI peraona having 1 tained by contactMatiher. OF IDAHO. IN ANO FOROR & Bullor, LLP., Porsoneflaf firm of Cotoman, RBchit & I) c la in u sg a ln a t th e dece* performance. . THE COUMTY OF Repreaenlallve oftheie Robertaon. Altom«M atA • dani or hla aatata am ra- A f etl4«Peilaotlon ma TWINFALLS oatate at 120 SocondId Law, PO Box 528. Twinin flraipublloadoneiihiaa flulfad to preaent thalr |■irvSas^'M.ihePtaintlff. . If | you w l ^ legal m is < : Cos® No. SP -02-1144 . Avenue North. PO Sox)X Falla. Idaho S39034)52S.B.. tw t o w w i d c ^ ^ wm be« .btalma wiihin four («) Inme ■> DM IetCourtlnand tance, you shouJdlrlfinea^. ' : 366. Twin Falls. Idaho)o and filed with trw 0 9 UrL ; for JW N PALLS County, gte 2.2 . Handy. NOTICE OF HEARING 'months atlerthedattaltfit f< atev retain an ajtoniey to ; - • fn the Uattor ol the PetitionItion 63303-0366. and filed withWl OATEO this 1301 day dto l Claime m urt b e p reeent-(- fira t p u b iio a llo n e tth t o j i d a h o ^ a e e N u m b e r advbeyoummie adv matter. : ol:UIKEC«VINOTONON Iho Coun. ■ Nervember. 2002. ed |o. the undewlgned at'It notice or said daimewUibi C DATED mie to m day of, '■ a n d DANA COVINGTON,>N. DATED this H lh doy of /sAtorilyn E. Daniels the addreae litdlcatad aodd forever barred. Claima ^Tha rwtun of ihe daim October, od 200e. 3. Classified's hutband and wife, andUld November. 2002. 129 6th Street filed with ttie Oerk of thee m uetbapraientedto f : Clerk of « e District C ouit ' DANIELLE MARIE /S/B. Annette Potty Filer. ID 83328 C ourt Coleman, RltohieA ^ consistent, easy COVrNQTON, 1 ^ ) 3 2 ^ 7 6 5 ^ STEPHAN, KVANVIQ,1. Robertaon.i Atlomeye at ,2 ;. Potlttonors, STONE &TRAINOR Law, 1 PO Box 626. Twin w* t of, iM .B um tnone, the availability for to chango tho nomo of: PUBLISH: Novombor 14,4, / J q o I w M.*fiennan /amusseD Q. Kvanvts Failf, I Idaho 03303-0526,. 9 PUBLISH: November 28.' ; > DANIELLE MARIE . 21. 28 and Oecembor 6,6 , 2 2 2 4B E 3700N Atlorneya for Peraonalll andi fttadw tn th e C o u rt * Docombor 6, 12 and 10,, both advertisers McCASLIN. 2002 Rler. ID 83328 DATED Ihle le tti day of : notfoe, n WtfiM prior to that 200^002 .7 A Minor. = (M8) 326-5269 p S I a S e a iNovember, 2002. ^ lim II s ytflfhave filed a ^ and readers IN THE DISTRICT COUOT^ PotBonal RepreMotativ* ' Twtn FaOa, fD 63303-0063 t .wrfttaar.aaponae in the ‘‘ i ,'j ' ■ ■ '■ T innd^, Hovambi FA-147067»6 O n th e 8th d a y of U areh , 2009,200 a t the h o u ra f 10:00 . Al . m m flllllllM AJ lloealtlmo).kilhaOTfteaef *t* rnmimm l c a m i nni'AmaitemTiSaConw^^ny, 260 3rd A vanua flertfi, '~ ^ ''' obrttandt^pMiimfi^ FiMw/Dadiinbwe, aoo JJ ^THEZMTOOBdUP. Plaaaa addraaa'all legal Ti Twin Falls. S late of Idaho, : ss PUBUC NOnCE advartlalngio: 2 Fli Raquaala vaoatlon Pf a Acttona planned and taken * Flnt American Title Cornpanyly of Idatio, Inc.. a n Idaho - * lO 0H0€n.:i50Tl'CB,'ANANO LeOALMlVERTISWO Corporation, C( aa aucceaaor irusiea,irual will aall at public -r- SUMMON ran HEAiw SSS! - ThaTfmaaNewa a au u ^ . to the hlghaat bklder, for caah< or caaWera check '■ 'I . Jn tht InwMt of; land Avanua 6aat, Twi afid Canyon Park lane POBeiMa . (caah (a aciufvatem), ki lewful mone)loney of the Unltad Statea. *T HOUYnUieER : faUa, Idaho. Tha Qoodki TTtay a m p a n of your dght TWIn * fW la, ID 63303-0646 all 2 2 ” rfghta-of-way looatad at! BsSSsilS'. i tokrwwandtobaktformed » all p M b le a t iha tima of aale to acompilanca wtth Sectton - d ab .0a-2»06 ‘ rDghwaiy O M rtd propOM ~ ,1791 FHmere Straat In that 321 Second Avtnut Eaat,' ] Deadilna for legal ada: 3 454 5 - 1 ^ ( 9 ) Idaho C ode, IheI followingfoil d eecrib ed reol KATHeRMPUMytRdm to ratify the propoat I 736-7287. J daya prior to publication, pnproperty, altuatad in the Co«inty < Ittia PUSUM: Novamiiar 21. nty of Twm Fella, State of d.0.t>. 0 6 > 2 ^ ' w ritttn a g ra a m a n i a t li [Ji EM ttaaSifivW onln^ I Ptraona needing apedal * s c r j s s i ! znoon on Wedneaday for IdiIdaho, a n d deacrtbed aa loitowa,« , Kto-wit: D A v n p u jiM c n (for 22.83.2&20and30,2002 charg*a all elttzana lo be ^ m atting tohfdultd Ic “ Clt^TwlnFale. aicoommodatlona at a ■ Sunday, noon on Thuraday ILota 9 In Btock 3 of STONEYBROCaO O K SUBDIVISION NO. ' * d o .b . 1(K»-08 ' Thuraday. Dtoambar•ra. t ,'""?TRHVifcoF / public maatini; ara aakad Infooned, thla newapeper Sfor Mond». noon on Fri- 1, Tha City Council may urgea avary cWzan to raad L, 1. P.U.D., Twin Falla Couniy.I. IdjIdaho, according to tho cHANceMiimieR 2002 al tha hour ef 6:0B:00, r . WMJOHKARMa • . vota to auapand Ow mlaa; to contact O wClw of TVrln day for Tueaday and. offofndal plat thereof recorded In Bookl5o(Ptaia,Pagel4,Boo ' * do4».07-3l50 • - P.M. at tha offiea el th and atudy theae notlcea. ^ ^ and aet upon th« related I FaUa at 735-7287 at laaat {We advlaa theae citizens SW ednesday, noon on Mon- recrecorda of Twin Falla County, Idaho.Idah Chiltfnn Undtr ElgfitMilaan Qood^g Hlohway DiaM E^^r ...... i . .. , , , . yV ¥ . I M T lm » lto irars. a . Twin Fall*, Idaho TtitiradrKlay, NovamtMr 28,2002 ^ . m t m m j m m a i i B H r-yv;.v":':rr.. NOTKln c E OF T R U s r e r s s a l e On Tuosday. Iho 11th day ol Man::h. 2003, atIt thotr hour of 11 30 a.m. of salsaid day. In the lobby of Rrvt AmericanAn j, Tlllo Company, 260KO Third Avonue North. Twin Folh-alts. Twtn I Foils County. S tateIte (of Idaho. HOLOER UHL s s suesucceeeor ‘ Trusloo. will Mil aat t ipublic ouction. lo the highest» t bidder, b i t e r ‘ tor cash, In lowfulil mmonoy ot the tjnlted States, aDtOpayable p at Iho tlcno of salo.lo. thoI following doscrlDed realI property,pr situalod In tho Count3univ ol Twin FW s. S late of Idaho,iho. lo-wri; , A p a r c a l o f la nnd d located in the 8E1/48WIW 1 /4 o r S * c tlo n 10.To**m*Jm ahip 11 S outh. R an g e 20 Eaat,M tB o to * Meridian, Twinin Fallaf County, idelto, andn d m o r e ^ particularly datcrltiCflbed a* followa: COMMENCINQi atal the 8outt>weat cornerr o f a a id Section 10, fromn whichw the South orte quarterter (81/4) ■ b o a ra N orth 90'0C)-00'00* Eaat. 2828.44 feet;: Tl T h e n c e - m V l i t Soulh eo’00'00'' EjEaat along the South boundtndary ot ' ClQsmiipeAds lhesw t/4 orsectloction lOfor a diatance of 1628.48 .4 4 fM : r T hence North 00*5O’Sl'OO- W eM fo r a d te tsn c *I of 30JM . V\ (ee l to a point oin n thetl Nortti rtoht-of-way Iwundjn d a ry o f ■ Highway U.S. 30JO ia n d b e in g TRUB POi»OINT OF ' BEQINNINO: Thothence continuing North OO’fl Weal for a dlatan N is s a n H vr iU N b A I iHRS h QH ext to the Khm V T B u iidi IVP,N,:rH<1| | | i>M(Mn!4«n.n1 f772w orths• 6A1^ APR wilh 1 ox enh or (rode ■ 1 A/tlbrigu«trii«enonly.(^(^tostacitonhand.-8ub(ed " t ^ ‘^9 0 0 IIMI^IIIIWI Mil *' < Thtira0ay,Nov«irtMrM- ^ 2 0 0 2 , ThnM-ftowa. TVrinTmi Palte.lditf>o 07 ^ m rta cat. wWla DUMPTRUCKA expttoahceo EXJ Day Care cixLERKAL DRIVE ; l HEMEMBER REiMEMBER ' BACKHOe , BCRVICeS A VVERB A pre^chooL OayaAsves. Ta»aking applicaiions for jA « 8s' Trucking, trto. Drtv- I Kn£S TMbkMa^Wyou(«Md .1That bMiday you places Oravet&dM tor aala Xioeosad-ICCP.aaf^* ^ .|w ^ ef Falla 'and E u lia n ^ ^ som e time ago In TM . >arf-tTme p a y ro ll clork, oran n n e o d ed Immediataly. ni 7S4«36of:420-Z791/ ' : aotneUmaagokiTTieTlna*-« 280-3828’ ■ = :0E. Hagerman School ?«. .n nyitoiw ?^ Is the — 2 yr. over die road oxp, • Atoiief NaiyJifl>eOi7i*.to . — BTOTHERT*— t >istrk:i, ^ 4 N. 2nd. Avo. m needed. North west PAYROU. SERVICES ^ lage;man. S37-4777' states. glau CMITSI-fMer ■ : F ^ ^ W W 5? ^sg a z ^ t;;I ■ I ' PERSONNEL PLUS ■ .:; ; M : o w : r t ^ . t e : ; S M B i J3N8TRUCT10N 55^^ 733-7900 Twin Faas — tIVERS wagaiwiiwwgur 67B-4040Bui1fy . PUBUC 8 £RVK:E Exp - 6:.30om porwooK Grool pari-limo S40i(0.000* eOO-453-2227* g j y )ob Of SKond job. Closo 5RIDGEVIEW f m '010 CSI campus. For moro ORf\UVERS I r\ lnfo.Call736-2853II!IIII!' Id.iIa h o Milk T ra n sp o rt OFFERS: ^ Inc. has openings lor * -j- BOGiOOKKEEPER Two UVok P.>iil P a i clfiss A COL drivers ^ Part timo, Compuior ^ Viic.ilion hloililorolo. Sond rosum o to ’'™*Ith tarkor ondorsomonts im usPBivv S&G s& Produce. Altn; 10 run 11 wostomor ❖SickSick.ii«l Holiil.iv Pay 18 stales ond Conada. . p , i 3 3 S e l * # l M DorDonna. 198 Locust Sl. S. ‘1® Paid Comp D.iv-s (or TwinFoUs, 10 63301* i't2 yrs: oxpononco roq. ^ | m 2 H U b k M . Food Fo grodo p«o o r S I B S ' ^ W Q ^ ItUaoJUMWItKICnouDoWM, usH i»nuo(.Ptusnji&(& ninis 212000 CHEVROLET MVIETRO .. MI463A.mO.MifmDOORLOOS . 7 & J > 6 , 9 9 5 *4,988 11992 FORD EXPLORIHER XLT 5C „ J m . m ...... - r n m KULRbCE...... •26J96 WW S B B B B B B S ^ [i ; M3S68...... > 7 , 9 9 5 ’ f l aQiDGQn(rM--'i77i J OBIDBaWfr.. ■■'2153x^ 'CXSIDSCDUirr...... ’2 « 2 x 5.988 y t3 m ...... 'IMOl l a c ! ...... ->sooCtf^ 11999 DAEWOO NUBI3IRA SEDAN » W ^ i ^ o . j1 e 3 5 8 ^ ^ 3 3 4 3 .C !>3 « 6 9 ^ ’ I jjt !«w;iMD4C«WIW«>£MSi:OOG ! 7&J >7,995 5.988 K-^sKrtss a iaaS^tSa ' -|j . 11997 TOYOTA CELICl 9 2002 PaMaac Mi&l...... ^,988; \WMtk i»J«IXUK!| 20D2 0 m 1l p r r ”*$1 >n495£!)199R.O. M3495jEai g£S=5-~=^"^‘S£] ll lg ES& arSSxsBSSB;sgs Is3gfiaa?5«s s s a ? ^ m 1998T0Y0HiCMIRVLEu _____ mraraM 2 0 0 0 FORD FIS O XIM B4X4X 4 X II 2001 ^ 1 3 . 5 8 1t s o R ® n s|C £ |M O ' * • ##Kk; 303M ...... WASS12.995 ^ /1512-0 WASSI8.995 ^ 1 < s ^ , 9 9 5 « u o i M ...... wwusit^l 2,995 /I 16 ,9 9 5 -.^ )2M0 4.} lU^SAN HYUNN D A i N fiXict i t o th e !KM\I V T B u ild m S’ : . ^|i.v733 ■’ , ■m V -f riU 08TimM-N«ws,TI, Twin Falt«, Idaho TTiuradaday.Nov«mb*r28.2002 . DRIVERS MEDICAL ' Long ham truck drh - Tina.1 ■ CNA« or NAa noodod.ded. wantod. Pay scalo C AUsMfta. FuII» p 2 t S i. I - j ♦ * ♦ * * . # , Roofer, va m . walk CM212O1160r734-iee■leea- Read The floors. Alsotookinc roliol drtvom. MEDICAL Y o i t i i C al l 7a*-9062 LPN noodod for family ^ : W 4 » p w a » 7 « r i { physlclan-s oHlco. Classifieds * Machino Operator: ■ AD'' 'VIIIDiNdtiACHINlk.' I tora 734-5633 or 420-eeerin ' C U R R E N T ,1 anaokaaods'.new' .1 DRTv ERS Milk hauh a u lo ro * Concreto Fir>ishon] . TIU^S CLA|lilPIBD :''?naW ,'«i^p' ■ ? rwodod. 401k. insuaauronco. * Construction OPERATOR ^ E v e r y D a y^ ! 1 M O T O R R O U T E S * ebmblnatlon. 420>llBa' | Cafotorta 12S Plan. A aslsU int Mill O parato ^ ’ AVAILABLE OEFANtMBNT “ Tsfiesssas*1 - S1®p8.* > •• ;. r ' .:,. ' ,| in. corpontry/lramors Apply ol Rich Thomiompsor> * Fish Procoasors, ■ ' Ablo lo work long hrth rs.. I______■ frw df, T r u c k in g 23 WM 10 O O S . * MochanlcAVoWor should hove mechanic BELLEVUE/HAILEY . 20S-7S4-BBM ' RSSlSffiSt ,.p l^ cheek: Joromo. e.O.E,' r^ h optltudA Must bo dopoo S t' JOBSECURTTYISOONl" V KETCHUM * HVAC Sorvlco Tec r ia h i R nondol socurity Is ava dablo. Will train rlgl BothCarriarftSubetttutaalas • HOUTEAia , youradthe.flrisC DRIVERS PERSONNEII c L p o r s o n . M on-F rl. wllw'jih ablal Freo booklet. Fm aiw^r7-^s43 School bus driver: pome Sal. W ago OOE.)P training. Home • base,3 5 . /om pw isf A'St d « r m n s . An«* Joromo School DIstftiS f o l PLUS ^ Call 736-e95S.* buslrwss- LY (aURLgV) J 200^W astC.St . that Umo T h e: '02-'03 school yoor,lar CDL ■ NoappllcanHoo. ------www.bound4succoss.cor TWM PALLSMMSERLY rain lor www.p*raonnellnc.ec.com PROFESSIONAL " f " Route 633 roq u iro d . WIII Irair 1-380-202-6099.* R O U T E 4 1 a .' COL. m u s i h a v o g g o o d 111 F‘f«r Avo. 733-73•7300 Work w/dlaoblod. Req.q. B BA ______QOOOMQ(B) l( you In thosa areas driving ro c o rd . an< W 40_ o r BS in Social Scionco^ 3 PUBUC SERVICE livo ^00-600ApfXe S IN . nblo lo Obtain DOT>T"r^® n GENERAL Spocial Ed. otc. Bonol,nolii MESSAGE ond would Ilka to bo fa 4c3|e)^ 4e4c% soo-7ooWmst: CE pkg. Sonb roaumo10 Ito Fodorai employmonsnt carrier * I cnl card. This poaltlc DO. Plaaaa contact tha I • pan timo. Apply al: Y Attn: WDB. I n t P.O.Bo5.B0X Inform ation Is (roo TTMT1mM>Nows Is I 1892.Twln Falls ID 83301)30f Ramombor, no ono cacan D 4 ^ W A S I * 1 3l . . e S 4 c ^ 1I ! B S ' t t A B * a A nWTTY RATHMQ m JSssaR B ss> «'v;' M n % w a m - i t ISS I B 4 M 3 .SiB I B -aas.>5s r . T he Tim eses-N ew s N w a iT a M i isa c c c p tin ^ applpplications for Walking R.R outes in Tw in Falls: i'hesc posihonsaisare7-diw, early-mominging deliveiy positions ond can be a sotsource additional inccicome while you get W A S s a i*1.8*14. , ro o w - '___ p a id fo r y o u r mmorning o walk- I . 9 B B o fPS IOMnuaniatiMm* Stop bv The 'Ume;nes-N cw s at 132 3rd VVWest in Twin Falls or Qxmnm c a n M H S TMM I call 73^0931, exxl t: 302. I In Burloy, g o lo' ThThe nmes-Now.'; o e ltc at 1263 O verland, or calUi77-4042. BR WAS •'I4 .0 M Orivars wonted: 20Q3AERI0IISEDAN •AirCl?ndtioning*CO»F►RwerWiraJows ’» 1 S . 3 S E8 H i i m o m s • Cruse • Fto«rerLod© ®S-Ar B A raT Y RATUM1IM Q •7Vfea-100.C]00WtetJHisrsferatte werrstBe o R « i g a ° jnntMMMRM* ws WHM w s isaa m t— W A S • 1 SI.SSS. .4 NOW ' .B B S Off a ; 1 • 1 B . I V •0%APflaomorflhs,i.9%APflU>R 72 montne OAC, 7.0% (or 04 man SSyiisM ??!* ; tk«'Mt«»ylnMMivw- T H f m m . ICKD CARS5 , , ID A H O 3 3 - 0 f i 4 i • T p l l Ir«fr^7.y,-i35-oo0 0 4 5 I ; .V.S,. '? T!Mrsday,Ndv«nb«M ra«.aooa.Ti|nf»Nawa.T^i,TMnFMIa,UafwB9 i.;i.;. ------• aSSSSSSTRSwltak^ JM 0M IW /da2bdrm. 1‘nH\ IM FA U S TW^'nuiJ$2badrD oriv' ir**hhMhHtW ******** fW M F A U a AVAN. NOW tSnS^^a^BaM dl ■SSS^SStUt • •■aaJWi w ^ Wa w ^ ’SSS a c u ra 2 t>drm.' l bath-. ' on Inooffl*. ClaanI a D S « M ^ S a x t 106*' $410 par mo.«$200 deft . eomforttbl*. doaa to i fwRK -r ta ~ — 1, 2 batfiwbaraoe,tS^-f Sotna 8ot uHa. M . No peta. . 1 ^ B d rm s. S 3 4 » 4 W i Locaiatf naar dow nto^ ' h M ^ 4 S M S ;k )e l.o & « L SonkDWAWiDhodiupa. dap. „ Naw 4 bdr^ 2 balh Loc r r Plu8iat«IM32S4729r' K /2 c a r a a ra e a A fenced CreiCredR check laQulred. ’ OaiTUaa.>Mi>4’m l ;^sissa?§isr < ®. epac^anddaaa ^ Ca0 20e-73»-22l8. No pata. 7346600*, -2yard $ 8 0 ^ d a p 630-7420* .Cafl " ^ 3 S g f e s S * a iS t e i r n ^agggssg^ TWM FALU = = TWMFAUS I ^ 1«3bdnn Apartmanta Very Q uM Bving a g aaW M 'w^rabon., SFAnaJNQCLEAN Appliance*. A/C,W/p Luxury 1,'2 A 3 bdrm .'StutSoAibadroom IHMtfiaiMrtmants.1120 hookups, extra storage. Apartments JERCEROME HoNday Motel woo fnonlhV|!400*9%!i! ' $39»andup . Waaher^Oryer Inckided. Urxlar Ur>d now managomont. :^'S55±!2SJSiaf t Plaaaa ««7S3400.” .: .-fcniB r^igW T ■. swkntning pool, fitness Ntaa. Nksi d e an , comfortabto o Ca«L«oy9344t40 ' Vp^r.|M .OOO:423^- amoking, t695*«e60 dap. »a»5?7«iSS?rant $376-$650 4-dep *' o H a a w w v ^ i o . g Bcgm:u i KoeNitej 2 bdrnia. «9oo 833 Shoahona N. center, bustiesa canter, rooms. ro 401 W. Main, <30Q^-2927/7»40m* m tssr-r-T^.•. • with fla/age. *l78Ano.-*.f mo.|^dep.»topau. . 7)$447S7S44SM • free vWeo lUxa/y, 324-2361* • : ."SKSr» v:. 'SOTpK'Mafc. MOO dap. No strwklrtg/ OTwKTbeoffoonwlH •••—aaaaeaaaa* WIN FALLS H S a T " 5“ country subdivision.on. pettiAlae trallar. house. 2 TWIN FALLS 1^2 bdrm.. , i ' bath. AB apple. S460. CeU 2bathdi^x. leose&rels. nircfowavo & rofrlgorator ■Cottonwood Haights*ta* ' b d rm . O B O a n d 1 3 0 05 324-2744 or420-1o il. VTWM FALLS #147 $576/- 661Sar«to0aDr. * ' south of KfmbeHy. 3.6 . $ 42 5 - f d o p ^ 324-4332* person $120 wookly . ;. ' „• ,B« fla k y . a 2 f r 6 t i v i.s dep. C a l 639-0633.“ : mo Naw 2 bdrm. Range, __ . FILER Lama 1 bdrm. m 4- t CeprI Motel. 733-84Sr' T—; M l* ta 9.0 act* kita. Ab-^ tCfaEWIAHCohaQe on • »‘H«arthequletI !refrlg. microwavo, dish- TW TM m FALLS 1/2 ofT R rst ~ ' '^tnO M K '04 Quardon ao(uiaty baauUtut views ^ '■ plex $366, Indudea wa- .' tlngtrwld*. S Mnn.. 2 rf rlvar.2b<}rm..W /D w ssh a r. W/D. O a s flCe- M H onth. Only $525 ♦ dep. YOU'VE 8 ^ I tVIN FALLS $105Avook ]‘ f ■ wAvatar, pow er InataBed. > ter, g a r b M . lawn cara & ■ with lease. O ea n 2 bdnn. )75 mo. Q u ie t mkTowavo. . ■■,' b ttn , n»w oarpet/^alnt. ™ hookup. No s m o l ^ . Sm- . c a rp o rt E x tra.n ice wlih L vnl Park Apartmanta Iplaoe, AC. Water^unlaBon w THE REST NOW ” 75r - : ;4pp». IndudK t « 4»34e r ^ p«tok.S650.«97-4444* i78Maurtoe8ire« Ipaid. Near school & park. 2 2 bath, oil appis. > W/D. SEE THE BEST ^trfilg, Autis. jn d 736-1968. ^ s!»'s^=sss‘; new paint & carpet. No - TWInFals No smoking or pets. • ELW OOO* EVANS • ••• ••■ ••• WIN FALLS Fomlly has tm 104144 HRVBUftH, 3 bdrm. l H; peta. rate.. cal.320-«68r 7»M ia6 * 734-1401* ColCoi 734W 8 or 42M678.* '■* on 1 «cr»; i2s6M ..n.'. -balh, 13acraa. 731-4805 ; Fe w nbrook A p t roomoom for roni for collogo ‘ QOODINO Low Income j TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm du- Convenlentty ^ kxuiied etudtrtudortt $200. 733-0660* -- ftjdy niTKkJalad Interior, (X 324-4805 leave mao.’ -■ aubaldzad. 1 bdrm. apta. 1W M PALLS ^IWIH FAUS $150 Off 1st TV, - : nrwtil roof ft •Uing, rtes m o n t h s r o n i l l N o w S plex, pl nice neighborhood, next lo dining, shoppirtg. 3 B « ^ e a bAm. 1 bathI , al waat 8Ua Court For theater area t wWIN i i FALLS M otel r.'d*dt*87.50a 731^913* ''Ei^0ctlob»ki^3f9es9a bdrm. t 2 balh, gas heal 2 no « pets, no smoking, refs. I ^GEM. .-a*nlor'A/or.dlaablad. b o .irm M i.C M lo °«!}'3ally ond wookly rates a a 8TA T F REALTY. INC.?■ NawldtehenaSffiSwbin. Clean nk» naighbothood, lO O O sqn ‘car garage, $785 months Minlmum1yTlease.$725 M ^ 2152 Kimborly Rd. dep. Ceil 308-1439.* mo. m 2630 Eastgate. Call rleoae your luxury Style SJI: . ' 734^)400 Appllanoaa Ind. lOOOAno.■ . :wtfklngdkt8floatoRk0ey: , ^^ 2 bdrm. . J 1. 2. or 3 Bedroom/(pt. 733-8620 5- Cal3244083* 734-7688 or 4 ^ 7 5 5 6 lor ’ • SHOiHONfi 2 acr« lota. A K lnn: 3 apta. avalliWeJ ' TWm PALLS $650 and up appointment « ^ TODAYI -fvwFrWlN FALLS MOTEL 3 ' ■ S S S L S S h m ^ m lncl.weil.aep(lcApow»r. 3gW Me3barm.^bath Call5hlr(oyO34-40B6 w«hdlacount.Laatmonth _ ^THBtWWMEWS ••* * •* •••• UncJoJndor now manogomonl ^ »26,000#achorracrerra mobHe homa. rfo peta. waekdaya befora noon, ftaa. 3 bdmi, 2 bath, ga- t TWWTn f a l l s 3 bdrm. 2 734-1600 ^taMHtod DHM M flt 8m. pata and amoking 735-009S734-<339* r Nice clean room a ^ tota w lust pow er $12,000.N). 9800 U n g tarm laaae. rage, open model 376 . . bath,bt gaa hoat; fenced yd. 8647Faw nbrook Avo. r -«-% y .. . \ .■'‘V'''* .■■'.■>' '•■-•"'’ '•' V''"'-'V D40 T^wHewMw*T O i r n M d J n T im ttn,m m • ■ • ^'., ■' '■. '• V's ■5. ' " ' ' ' / ■’- •■. ( ; . •' .'. ••■ ’' - 3CB3my|sS?i3|%K; I f lill 'r- y ' > . ■. m l ! ( ' '^ ; I“f l e n ''6 ff^ kA ith A n y I ^ S t ’^ ^ S S Y o u I A i f f i r t i f i c a I ' ^ VISA CAR! 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D O D G E • D O D G E C•JEEP 0 2nd Ave. S. • daho • 733-57; Toll Frc-c- 1 - 8 6 6 - 2 ' laHianiniotors.con . - • I— -;—— I . I.' ' ^ . '■ mbf aa.aoo2.Tim—wwa,WI, t U i m iK Maho o i l ■ ft ^HOaMONItbdnm.J r a C A T S S young f a t billy■Ily Q EM tRATOR I^Ofcw 7 8 0 WATER RK»fr»«HARE8I h HAY 2002 pramlum hon* B ' bprnrrtS-.Mlohonuai :V goat*,$4(/fkMh, hra. Cummlna, naadi• r Dalry-farm-commarclal, hay,Straw, oat A grass | ■ TV /o«6 l* ,.ato r* 0s* ! P l a a t * o r t 888-41 S3.* work. $2000Wfer , , DuyorSen.431-68ir mix, rto ram. C an deliver. j — • :b«dM rmarii,n*^e •g - a m i ‘ •------ri&RBE 18 hand APHA3a ca i e c ^ I’ 9% 3 6 'ma^, I- ^ 3 9 M O N T H LEASE! I " 3 . i ^ 2 6 3 i ^ o BS ••39MOWHtfASfOAtIiaiTHi«)UOHOUGH ?MCCEWWHIflL51AX. i e ^li^SOlARA ISIPiaMOff.'87i200(S’^ IMIHlEfSOUEONOElMfry. i n ; M C O l MifilHHRA l smWA i ‘i : : >o ' ' 6 r $ 5 0 i h s . a Custiv t o m e r C ^ h 'W r n ^ ^ I : O n ^•j^ru, l T^chimi RfflkSSSSSvQ < _ r i q % n d r a 2002 RAV4 i 2 0 0 3 MATIUXt lX 4 W D ^•UI*CD>aUM•OWtf I $ 1 0 0W £ o n Sienna 4 AWD ^ n y ,,9 9 8 0 | : H | n 1 1 ^ 1 ^ “ I 3 0 0 3 «M M ! M OM * XmACAB1i 4 X 4 l 2 0 0 3I 1TACOMA DOUBLE t 0 0 3 TX5YOTA CO SO i ■W TOYOn TUNDi%iAa tO U A L£ *■“ a is w /w m a4ACOSSaiS*M*WD«40( . u •oust • m t MOOWS, lOOQ, MOttORSsS'ffiw/i-snMOts • c i • £ CAB 4 X 4 2C & i etit o t Se^utHMc Pt& ed tl> |W ^pi«tltO «S) WIO*« 0 ^ * 1 5 , 9 830 < 4 S7A doe In . PitM mri CMTi M l ««M at tftwiwaaii. ccmi«icaa.teni wCffil3.anwyMa25gii.Cf. tr* S> tagt«7.07.0aca>«a2s,M»t»«7;83,mv«<67ai!S7aiS.Fttmtoa«ixcn(tfpaseB(M/ Sooca I(^flornj«u(SBMC»5 Herl&iioi^ S wangoDOn>i>oi a aj ii,X(C ^1 3 2 3 E iMCtt Apn nrwtrg on Ncnwl om mfojgn lo) BEL WM 1 ^ I997JECPCHiR( 1(5 2001 MERCURY Si ITSUBISHI ECLIPSE CSX )U4DR 1 9 9 3 CHEVY C V -6-AIJO^fi^O^. j- wo *SE£ AMD DRIVE THIS ONH •CRUISE SILVIRADO • OHIYY7fOOI) 7 f I MILES •MUSI SEE' ; 2 0 0 1 CHEVY MAUBli » 9 , 8 8 0 10 , 8 8 0 v-6* AUTO •PW11WIHOOWS*(O ^ 1 1U , 9 8 0 1 1* >8P5e<" * 1 0 , 8 9 ( I 2001 FORD MlMujrANG^"^ 1998 01 f . u » k m » m mINDOWS m •AUOYS M iy 5 A B 4 X 4 2 0 0 2 CHRYSLERLER PT^ISER LTD Df 53,000 0* THS BUUnnil CUI c s! :R» LOW HUES lEATHIRAIIDlAliD I!l[ WORKS' 1 9 9 8 CHEVY COO XCAI h 1 , 9 8 0 » i 3 , z a8 0 h^ i 6 , 8 8 ^ SIIVERADO • AUOrS • TONtAU COVER0 • M 6 ,9 8 C ■SPW —I i i i i 1 ^ iwnHttSM Hmm)NnERKC4X4 199 1999 GMC YUKON I >YOTA AVALON XL 2 r • wxEfONUfyooMm IER SR5 2001 CADIUDlllAC DEVIUE M11S«USNEWI UAIKG THIS DENAU HAS IT AUI LEAT«n i*TRM£NDOUSVAlUEI 5S»C0 BEAUnnil WHITE PEARL,RLPA1HI» P/1 WAY BIIOW BOOKI 2 0 0 0 TOYOTA 4RUNNE I ^ 8 , 9 1» 8 0 2 0 , 9 8 0 * 2 2 , 8 8 1t o * 2 2 , 9 8 0 V-6 •AUIO •SUNROOF‘ KEYLESS ? ______1 , 9 8 0 ' m m n r n n . aESBMi* B f.isw aw """ * 2 3 ,8 8 C Grea^ S e le ^Hon o f * ■ * ,8 8 0» * S$ j , y 8 o .l{£ ‘ D12TIfnM4towa.TI. tw in Foilt. ktaho TTiuradmday, NovwntMT 29.2002 POOL TABLB Coiwi^y ; Thursdrsday, Nov. 28.2002 ^fllB 1 yaar-olit; mate pi B0(afdatabia.ax4‘praba. Btav M . mowTa euil 1» $3600/0(tar. 734*1978/ kMXiraMwllhoch«aiV ■ ~ »>1AH6 V arnaka hiU ^iza hrdaandkkta. Nw daa. . RaadyR Dao. i m Paranta ^ ~ eXCERISE BIKS Schwinn floocthoma. 731-03fl2* ~ • o l ~ WrHEACESONN BRIDGE^ B E o b b y W o lff ^ alactrte. wRn atafid, p•^ • o n ^ .y 734-3040* »';r Rocumbrance. 2 mo. old,iS, -m atbi(thdivK tyouplao«] fact tiondMpn, |2 0 0 . CaB .i $350. Call 677-1122 no■ . Shally at 423<44Q4 or ,o aoniatlm*a«lft77w answ er caH 677*1131* m a tu ra fS n a ia * -p. nma*-Ai^?NMlatha• taavasmaMaga.* .. -iW.roMsea.*- • fA " W is ioidn< 7He d ro p t m a n n a , a; r n . iijB A "an d NOBTH PARABODY Ilka new, -3 tknaiooomapidcupjfQur ' 4 ^ ^ g % - ^ 6 0 9 ‘ '•' CO HidJ nma/ce the worse appear.rth t e * Q JJ 110 9 station weight lystom,3 picbiraa. Stopbyi' l>etterr reason.n ’’ V A QQ J 4 2 S750/ofror. 423<4444.* n. ClaaamadOapt todayl*- 8H0MZU Darling. Raady , ^flW. aSSoTS ^doaa lo c M a t^ . 4 boya - M affl(0Ti t ♦ A QQ WANTED Saara Tread- SADDLE Oakoia brand Plaaaa ciJ 731-0073* • 1gilLCaa83S-27S3* 1 . ^ A 10 3 m ill', A O Pw olght3’ pleasura or barral racinaJl concfl for madhiin to Ig. - mochino, call 83 7 -6 4 0 r11 navar-uaad. bhatitlfulJ businaaa, Mmotta-Dl s S r fFREE to aalactad homa. jp WEST 1E A S T 'SSOOiMar. S39-71 B2(c«l)*L w/rmiahar, atapler. thraa ..81. Barnard/M aamr m T hlanksgiving a r normally col WEIQHT SET Olympic hole punct). atandw/prtnt- croaa. 3)i yr. okl apayad ■ lOin- ♦ K 8 5 3 2 4k A 7 6 4 Iroo. SOOIbs. p«>cher bor.c 'SSAKTAFORimM' c’i d e ss V,with the final day of tl ti ar conirollar. Usad only (amala.lrtsldadoo,naada @ ■ ■ 1 : f th e V 8-6 «V K 10 7 5 3 log oxionsion/cuft. dumb- A v a l ^ D ^ a ^ v a n l n g t l ' aU moa.; was $6000 fancMjyanLBaalaaonry SF lo u g hle e s t p a irs e v e n t in th e A mneri- e ♦ 9 8 5 3 ♦ K bolls. $250/offor. wm tojTiBN;!uton, • aaa (pr S6300. 423-4396 pal PlaaM cal 324-4274* ^horlxb^^tat^(artical, naW ,., 'i-JUl Kchschedule, the Edgar Kaplip lan * 7 5 d•1^ Q 8 4 Cag306-QP7S* *32d-«288-Laav»'llag«* g or731-7a46.* ,______fFREE lo apaclal homa. olm" lM . tTDO; CaM tabla. ' H h if RR ilibbon P airs. O ne o f th e sit - SEWINQHACHiNE ■H Chaaapaaka 3 yr. old $l20.Call432-6928.* IllMlcfilSfits of failing to quaUfy forrih tl e ■ I SIngor Traadla. 1921- . nautarad mala. Npta ^ la s t (lavlay of this event is that y( I 1S23Sa^laJ 09331461 VhuTtar.Houaadoalwwad. k 9 I SlOOO/otfflr. Toy Farm '! g o l lo s. 1 yard raqulrad.'Lbvaa A u sample the delights of tl ♦ J 1 00 7 7 6 4 2 AIRCOWPRESSOR Z Sat (Qardan Mark CuaI BCAQLES AKC. 1st ahc(B. human I atuntlon. Bast aa ■ C o n soolalion h i Pairs. When that hahap- AAKJ: J 0 6 2 Upright 6 hp. 220 voKs. 170 tom) 0851 Modal 7S4 I phyblcaJ, wormad. daw- only • dog. Can 324-4274* — j p e n s ,. yiyou gel a horde of “welvell- psi, liko now $350ba9t 0 $100, Cofl543<891* ; Ciawad,$300.(2) Cocfc*- .s BMHOAPfUGIFT call 308-4653* FR EE vary friendly, tnala, * PACKS w i s h eLTs" r s coming up and askir SINGER 30 autch function tMawA:m.accasaoriaa. N ir with cao a, ban. On •125',Plaaaacall Ordor onBa U PS ahipplrw s o lic itotously u if you a r e in th e w rotm n f Vulnerable: North-Soi:South CLEANINQ Supplies buck-. now In box paid $450• ______, Can 733-0827* wwi :- S350/o((erE^-e023* . 436-0339 or 670-1116* J wwwJU>PLESTOOOXOM : ro o m , U ie”*} Dealer: North 019 w/rlngors. dry & wet 1-686-440-2775.* , Unpt!rturl)ed by that, one mops, handles $^S/offoK QERMAN SHEPHERD ___ th e p r o - ‘ SNOWBOARD Vlalon’ iBX«i5iirtAB)<-en».pw>- “pupa 1 fomala blacMan, r*~ ro-i'vcnl favorites, world e 732-5407 Of 734-9470* 144cm, liquid blndlnga, ‘ piaa, 7 wka. old, Fraa to a . p e r i TTony oi I'orrester, concoetcl:t?d The bidding; oxcalleni condition. $160. goodhonia.212-t711* ■1 J tam aia Dvar, AKC rag.. DISH NETWORK Can 736-2634.* $160. CaO 733-6263.* H t h e fo)llowing lio gem. winner of the-th South West Nonf o rth E a s t Froo Syslonj or Jor S29,got • BOSTONTarrlara =■ m g m g I n t e r nnational n t Bridge Press Asstsso- 1 VV P a s s up to 4 rocoivors ana 1t STEAM CLEANERH^y' ‘ purabrad. READY FOR QOLDENHETRIEVeR Q; —! CHRISTMAS. 1 famala 1 AKC* Pupa. Ial ahota. u LOC o to fio torokSarsrandi c i a t i o)n’s n ’; award for hest-ployelyed 2 ♦ Pass 2 AA P a s s month of sorvico froo. ' portable. 11 hp g a a a n pteno a n y condmon. CaD Starvlalon gina, 3000psl 0240f. Naw m ala. CaO 639^)053.* Beautiful\ pupa, raady h a n d oofthe f t year. 3 * Pass 3 NTN T P a s s Ooc. 10, or (»n hold for 7 3 M 1 0 e o r 639^2050* ♦ All p a ss 1563Flllmor« S 6 ^ , soli $32S0/ofrer. . BOXER RESCUE ADOPT * A f ler e r ,South had showed a hugluge ^ ^ Po.ss 6 ♦ Ploaso call 308-4653.* . E SontaC $275. 436-5627 or WANTED ^ SaoraTraad- Call 733-7722 .* a Boxer, Southom Idaho 431-7223* 4 ntl tw o - s uniter. it( North worked out thf Boxor'Rascue. 423-5788 — m ill.A DPw alght Iden Opening load: Spade thtth ree OOQ run 6x14 w/roof STORAQE SHED m achlno. caU 6 3 7 - 6 ^ h is tr uim m , p h o n o rs h a d to b c golde $175. (2)Crlba SSOeo. 10x12 With alactrical www.waloonia.toiWbr.coni* IGUANA. mWi 49*x 31 *)fi4' g la s s A w p o d c a g a o n WAl a n d j uumped i r to slam. West didid ------Childrons SMa w/Stfom* wiring. $1200/offar. Call COCKER _ SPANIEL pup- ■ 8 W ANTED *9B o r n a w a r v e r y w e i ide. BID WITH THEI E A C E S on bindings Ages 6-12 lor dataila ovonlng calla C Knotty plno sland, atl 600cc soi liquid long Iraek' kveU to s t a r t w ith a spade accaaaoriaa. $360. ahi a n d T o n ; $60Boots$20733-S272* onlyaakforJohn Sw eSI’SiaSlJSM 6 •how m obU a. 6 4 » 3 0 1 * ’ony's acc was ruffed awajvay. 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" -LiaaCdttaturd, left, TimoB-TJ '00-W 0 photoffrapher,r, vrith friondja JajttononKiO efyjJooraitfleley, M porta w r i t e rrj ; a n cL URuthStroeterr, x cuufiv m t a n t c i t y o d i t oT r F r o m TriMES-NEE W S FA M UIL IE S T O YYOURS #■■" :■: ■■ ideas for 1rhanlksgiviingf\in I “If I w asn 't'■.•working, 1 I w' e o U l d "Theren e ' s alw ays a nitew Tnovie opere n o n I roally U lte ±ct o ta ke my^ gi Thank/etsgiving, so w e g o o u ± ± oD t ‘ h e 'I dow i n to tihe SaSalvation A rmt i y o n ■ moviea.3. W h o f c t o p s aI -turkey dinnerB T O f f I Thttnkiegivingf c a n d h e l p d i t / hl O U t h e b te r■than t popcorn a n d a B o d a ? " ' Jj I I i b q d i % T ' t J i e I ii o o i n w l e 0 0 . " — S h erry Cann n , admini& tnxKi I x i t i i v e I — J a m i e G carw a ood, oBBittb c u s m &o t a n ^ p r v a a m a n aa g e r T* ■' .';, " W e a l - I Thanksgi-vi-n^ »jr w M Bt±toy mmy gnatibnavioi, a t m y p ise. B efore thee h o r o ‘C M g r o f K BB cc U t f w o H c T a l e O m i n g I, w e g o a r x r u nd ■ 1 ' ^T'fPtd p r o d f t o a a c i O t o r t l i t t J e ^f i a y I tXw ays gpend ’. t h e t a b It o f u s 'has to0 . I ;' t f c « n .», . 'a c t o u t J r > r t i parents' hous n a m e a r t h i n g w e a r ee m i n i 0 f i i unatifc i o f tiw o u n|*i('ialndunc9oiB t .'' »' tg on th e food, t h a n k f u l ■ L - ^ ■ ■ ‘- Ok fi^,pagedU aign hie and each a t lea st onexn, i M ini- J B P a h o lid > a ^ E 8 - 9 — ^ -' " P a g e E s I - ■:g - , .1. * K- o u t t l - — r ------ j S / '■ • ,-vr- -V '.-— ••■'r'nrtrv--- y ■■ ■' , ;; ■ ' m r«inFatt.Uabo Thora^.NovMBiiotor2S,300a . T h a n kKSGIVING S ufRviVAL f G u id)E e mn nmi!L^efftovers■ S!*:i ■• • . ■ -t,’ T ry soE•m e tliin g n e w w/ith i th e m th is h o)lid l a y Buttarfaall______ What to do withith that leftover txu'key? He what. TURKEY AND) RROASTED PEPPER PAWD 8 large slices c3TistyItaliaiibreaa m . ' ' • S slices cookedd titurkey b re a s t. 1 ja r (12 ounce)e) roastedr red l e a n (14.25 ouncunce) choppcdbIack«liv«' 8 ounces sliced:ed provolone or mozzare checse 1/4 cup creamly y Italian ] or ranch salad dress-drc ing Olive oil o r olivev e oil cooking spm y Top each of 4 slislices of bread with 2 sliccsCCS turkey. 2-3 pieces:es red pepper, 2 tablespot olives and 2 ounceices cheese. Spread remainilining bread with saladI dressing.dr C om plete each saisand- wich by placing a ssecond slice of bread onn ttop of cheesc, dres.sing!ng side down. H eat large skil IP- over medium heat.at. Brush out.side of sandwich w ith olive oil or spnspray w ith cooking spray. PlaPlace sandw iches in skilJi^ e t and heat until bread3d is golden, about 4 miminutes. Tum each sondwiIwich over a nd grill seconi:ond side until golden. Or plaplace . sandwich in a prehreheated countertop grill ai grill until bread is golden| and clieese has soft-so - ened, about 3 m inutnutes. ISLANDrD TURKEY1 SALAD^ 1/4 cup shredded«d O pen!N FOR BUSINESS Wheree to go fb t r last-mtiinute hcelp p slome Vissit the^ By Joan Bean and Trenrena Tegan required•ed). Dessert Room - 24 H ubb66, H ey b u rn - 224 4 hours t D | i 7 1r T i I Times-News corresponitondents______Jio u rs,, GGala Room buffet - 10 Kerbs Oil, 1715 E. M ain St.. lift Shoppat...f| fi a.m. toI 8 p.m., Frontier Kitchen - Burley - 8 a.m . to 3 p.m. ;\re you mi.ssing; aran ingredient 24 hoursrs Kerbs Oil, 544 N. 0D \v e rla n d for your fam ily’s favcavoriti! lurkey Minima!;assla Ave., Burley - 6 a.m . to 1 p.m] . BT i£ dressing? Looking n g fo r s o m i- ^ & W Stinker Station, 3 • 1 6 S, K - F p r o l u c t where to go on Th: W Restaurant, 326 S. rhankse.v.nB Highwayay 24, Heyburn - 8 a.m. to Highway 24, Heyburn - 2< S S E '” 8 a 2 ^ Day? No need to patpanic. A num- Stinker Station, 981 I M lx.T of businesses will much as they ____ niV,NMMHtar».3002 H■awiwi,Ttiiyniiai» M H T h a n k s g i \TNGSURVlVi^\ ^ A L G u i d e iffl^ b jiiii^ is th^ p l a c c e to b e fori oldi-fashio>ned hol)liday *'.'. • .•'', •.V*''i^v,. * • OiM flesD id^'vltit^iedWilBimbi^ - m nd a dinner, both open to theche jm b lic , i i ^ a re fiiyiUyorlte tourist stopa, as isI dthe before Christmas.s. N ot aH tiie h otels a nd •awttiHoriifcHMMbi T y - . - . . . A 160)^a|)D:duriDaoQ£SQ^UhistDui^ - i W aringDidcens. t governor's,'*s.mansion where Thommas lodges will be open,^en, and most roads are laHeaDlckna,^ rtf ^ y e a r is a fam ily progisgram w ith ’ Je& ersoa liviliv ed w hen h e w as governorte of clo ^ to regularir traffic.ti But there are .. FeelioA ^'^& l ^^aU tdeinM w ay? : * '• actt» who laTtha great w theme Christmas Past, rereflecting Virginia Colo^dofty. plenty of activides,ies, and guests can tool .. Howao^Cdl^AavUr^nniawburftin" great-grandado, is^becdiBlD K nag d ik o m s o f the' p a ^ dtb ire e c e n - T he d t y’ that th served os tbe 16th cen]otu* around on snowmormobiles or ride in big ■ V lrgi^a? Christnttntas at WiUiaiQsburg, fts Christmas celebnttioition. He will be turies.'s. Ih e colonial dty annuallyiy presents ry capitalo fof V irginia Colony Is th is y e there for the third conseg jrear buslike snowcoadies* e s. runnU g.from Nov.rov/30 tKi^ugh Jan. 1, iecutive year fills an old-Id-fuhioned Christmas cell*lebration celebratingg 757 years a s a res^tored liviiving A new progn)gram this winter, : win, as usual, beI ffe e s d v ^ w ith tfae e n d re December, performinglg asi a one-m an w ith specials vacation packaglages that hlstorymuseiLseum. Yellowstone for FaiFamilies, is part of the . festaredare&deckceked out with festooned show the Dickens clasnc»nc»'A Chrlstniis- de walking loilrs os well asIS iroom s o t F or informimation and reservadons, calla park’s Lodging andand Leaiiiing program, Carol, on D ec 11 and 12.1 CraeS) candiM aodad wreaths in windows. 2.Didm36,is oneofiif th e five hotels, adm issionnto t all the 800>447*867>679 or visit wwvr.colonislial- It's geared to famlilies ilie w ith ch ildren aged pedal iQiaaliuitloi]Ions and fireworks, car* said to resemble his1 ancestor.ai T h e .historicric buildings and some m eabals. williamsbutg.ilg.com . . 8 to 12 a nd featu resres iacdvides such a s oni- • Sen and fife a i ^d d r u n daily out* W illiamsburg Ins^^ttte mptt.UMcalem^ of. „V ‘-'Reststored homes of coloniali families,f Wyoming’sg ’s Y ellow stone N ational Pai’ark m al tracking. wildlif Fcsnvitities In K im beerly, H ansen\ emd Murtaugi g h ______ K h — 7 0 . K / i A / l e < i f t / , ' ST ^ B I 3 l K v > ^ Frorom our family to yours. g t r . imi^^ ■ fieartfelt appreciation forir 5 tr friendship and support, im \ r 1 & Vp - « tfirououghout tfie year. '■ : ' i ■ H a i Kent Allen, D.D.S & ave a very happy holiday ' 3 ( lannon Widmler D.D.!D.S. seas(ison\ ^ppy S Staff t i H Wishing you a heart felt K imtberty b, Family Meddical Center ‘■I jpredation for your friendshiship -c“Caring^ fo r your /am//yly’s health" S H o iLI d a y s I support throughout the.yea SSaBttik''' -'IK.’., ’ 1 Alpha Mahler, FNP Nursirse Proclitioner V # p i i upport H appy " O Jayns Ue, LPN Qlniclical Manager o u r c o mnmuiUty i ^ Pam Lowder Offiake Manager, H olidays!f P.O. Box 829 (208) 423-6199 205 North MainJn F,\X(208) 423-5714» ; / | T | L . - ^ ' 4 2 3 -5 1 5 3 70'02 C e n te r W. • K im berly •■ly ] Kimberly, ID 833« 3 4 I Blues Croa and Blut Shkld Providea ------\ 1 = 4 2 3 - 6 4 4 4 _ a ^ ______C a ' ■r f e - f wishing oll a ver2 ry # ■ t 0 0 ,_ Merry Christma^as p W Jk , and prosperousJS Ez New Year. i Locslly owned imt openliinled tor 30 years 423-5140 llTOFTOWN,CAaTOaFRE£■£ \ I 423-4080 »“" n n ^ z M o e o i l ^ ® 1 S 3 S P I: Here's hoping n fe- ‘ "ft •. the festive spirit May thc true i J l o f t ^ hoUday m eaning of ^■^S- season wraps C hristm as fill .itself around you and y your heart moM syoyou feel warm all over. this year. ///y^x ; ■ % L^' W ith hcirtfclt . T/iattks, friends, (hanlu lo all forflK K 'l^ ^ I , . y ■ M yyour m generoussupport Riving us so m m any rca.sons to \ V nI n cclcbratc ilii.s 1—— ^ QjmilOe^ se a s o n . - ^J Inlorior Design ^ r ^ v # C T i r v y ^ ^ ’()i K im berly I»ct Carc ClC lin ic > • Jerry Jackson,1, U erry M orrill «iiu « /i/ maliciite f / sutiHfj-cri/ V 4 2 3 -5839 22310 K im berly RtRd. V ■ f 731-4000 Kim berly, ID 4 2 3 - 6 8 6 0 L = r ® '■ V , i ^ >! 3 ^ - W . . . i r ■' . / V p V " ^ 1 V.- 8 5 » . . ■' Li' •' • ' :i' ,-; Eeist-t End Festivities; ; OJg A !'/« (S A ri!fm a s■ December''er 7,;iO 0^= . 5.‘3O.pm • Held at the New cityj/ IDb(on Park (off Hwy 30)3( Free chill, coffee and hothoi chocolate (i5:30 pm)i) • Lighting of the treee {6:00{ pm) • Santa arrivrrlves at 6:15 pm Christmas carols andi ■ 4 te^ fTJiff 0rn/7^y S^^nfrr December 7, 200202 ~ 9:Q0.am to 3:00 plpm • at the Communityity Center, 356 Main St.>t. • Hansen Soi^he sp ac e availslilable • Call Linda at 45423-5158 ■ s ti, n (S/trkfynn-W J - 0e^i6rnttoji . . . '*iK''-, 'b ,7 ‘.'''^Ji.vTSp6nsorcd blby KUS SKI/Snowboard.Clu! i m 1 Uoeiiibcr',7,'2(, 2002'^r- 9:00'anfto 2:0:00 pm • Kimberly Highgh School Commons BulBuilding $2.00 per p.person ~ 5 and under• freefr wtU b e entertzdnalnment, food, b ak ^ gen:oods, silent auction, raff]sffle, Santa will be therere fori the kids^^^^^H W ^ ' Majorr ffund ralsar for thc year ' i ■ • ■ 1 ,‘iv ■ ' , v ' ’ t ' c-4 wiMr2t.aooa T h a n kKSGIVING SURRVIVAL GUIDE Flrat proclamatlcrtion after PtymouUill 1 ' .takniajm in tt and ^ I r l A appni^: Governor Bradford B of colored or yan?.' Massachusetis m i made this first ■ Ib e m sle e cano rhym e or not snd Thanksgiving; ProclamationF o e e d o ot tb be e more dum'three or three years after ter the Pilgrims fourUiie^'iss, fuch aa, "Thia g reat se ttle d a t Plymouti3uth: HBlIowe'enBen. pumpkin say«, “ Inasm uch a s; thth' e g reat F a th e r •Happy TorirorkeyDay'l" We place h as gi%'cn us thislis ;y e a r a n abiul- m m one note> onoo eadi dinner plate, dant harvest of Indian corn, I with names'IMS on the outsidelf tb e < wheat, peas, beai leans, squashes, I notes are9 kpedfickp to the pemm. ‘ and garden vegets;etables, and has I and takee ttinutt reading them m ad e ih e forestss tot( aboimd with alotid wfaHedie the finishing touch- game and the seaea with fish and es are putt on the dinner, clams, and inasmumuch as He has When our family and friends protected us from l m th e rav ag es of join han/taIs aroundgj the tnditiim - chc savages, h as> spspared us from al Tfaanlu^cagivlng dinner table. ' pcscilence andd (disease, has is appointed to repeat granted us freedoidom to worship (wing family prayer, God according to tl i d l 0 the dictates of w U ^ Iw rorote tt many year* a ^ - (lur ow n consciencenee. ar pn HMVatUynly Fatfaer, we come* : Now I, y our magi; jyerrs agLstrate, do pro- !b e lo re Tfhet^ e e with thankful claim th a t all y e PPilgrims, with tot, only. for.what we your wives and ye I ye little'oncs, do Area readers! aadd their Than ftJr whM t^are, and , g a th e ra t y e meetingting house, on ye nksgiving praytyers to a descripip tio n of th e finrst . ' ' S S hill, between the hihours of 9 and 1 Thanksgiviving a n d histor . 'b e e u ri> e . l i ( ‘] 12 in th e daytim e, (ric prbclam aticions by Williamm Bradford, , le, on Thursday, >: - b in d a # to g • N o v em b er 2 9 th , ofol the year of G eorge W ashilington and Abi onr Lord one thoui braUam LincolnIn. ousand six hun- ■ — -— ■ -ivnfain'oarr^ dred and twenty/ threetl and the nation Dns to acknowledge thee Sept. 17, 1620. Wheien the pil- and maple3le sugar. ihird y e a r since yre e PilgrimsI land- provideidence of Almighty God, to Thanks for this great fd on y e Pilgrim Ri o grims landed on the New -IJ S. Departm ent of the o^ - f a love, not 1 R ock, th e re to obey His Hj will, to be grateful ior fabulous state of Idaho i lisien to yo pastor r England coast on Decec 21, 1620, . Interior Bureau' tor and render His bebenefits, and humbly to Magic Vall^. thiinksginng to y e A 0 they found an aba b a n d o n e d of Indian Affairs b u t > ou r knred ones e Almighty God implorore His protection and So evieryone, stop com for all His blessings. d W am panoag village. TlThe Indians long enough to count yoi inable to be with us fa v o r had called the villagt raur bless- today and oouT ur on-going family of -W illiamm B] radford. Y e W h e r ge Patuxet: ThlsThahanksgiving-is love. ings aUarotmd you. lereas, Both th? houses off the pilgrims remnamed it Where tl thefoture. G overnoror of< Ye Colony Congre > there is love, the h e ^ Happy Thanksgiving. ress have, by their jointt Plym outh, M ass. is l i ^ t . Tenn m — Family, friends,fri please join , co m mnittee, it requested mc 'to -JesdeD ^tzO Isi Abraham Lincoln's > The fh^t severe wininrer, more WhereI thereti is love, the day is ^ hearts andid h an d s as w e sing 1 S recomimend m to the people of the than half of the pUgrgrims died, bright, Qur praises, to. our U n ite‘d d States a day of public ' What does Thank: proclamation and the food supplyy they had Whereihih ere is love, there is a mean to you? the Doxology; "We have lieenI Iheth rccipiems ;sgfving and prayer, to be brought with them wavas rapidly song to helph< when things go God from whom all •ved by acknowledging Will yoQ have lots of < of th e choicest lx)uiiiilli,cies of henv. “bserv< dw indling. wrong. to do? ow, cn. We have l)eenen preserved, " “J' grateful hearts the many In the middle of Malarch 1621, Where thereth is love, there is a im all creatures here ignal favors of Almighty Will you d ean house f< these many years,i, irin peace and “""i “'6' an Abnaki Indiann named smile to makemi all things worth- Iy and friends? especially by affording . Samoset entered Plym prosperity. We havlave grown in <== mouth and whil^. Or will you just be glailad when m above, ye heavenly numbers, wealth andam power, as “an opportunity peaceably ■ welcomed rhe Englglishmen. Where thereth is love, there is a ablish a form of govern- itends? no o th e r n atio n hasLS eever grown. to estab Samoset introduced thehe pilgrims quiet peacace, a tranquil place Hie n^rkey is delidousIS . Prayer Fathiather. Son, and Holy urgotten God. ment for their safety and happi- But xve h a v e forg to S q u an to , th e c h ief ininterpreter where tunnim oils cease, So is tfae pumpkin pie, G host" W e have forgottenn tthe gracious a n d n e g o tia to r fo r M.Massasoit, Love chahanges darkness Into /, therefore, I do recom- Do you push y o u rs ^ ftfrom the AmeiL hand which preseiserved us in No'v, i the leader of the Warnmp^oags. light and makesm the heart take itable . -RutfaSthSulUvan, Kimberiy peace and multi]Itiplied and/^ ... - n ex t, to be devoted by Massasoit soon came to visit the wingless light.flig opie of these great States Witb a big contended sijsigh? enriched and strengjngthened us; 'ne peop pilgrims and makeJ a; p e a c e O h b lestt area those who walk in Do you tum on the TV and we have vainly ii S ^ice of that great and treaty which he kept f ^ May trustirsting assurance In y im agined, in ^9 *9® ; faithfully love, And watch tlie football11 (game? your imbroker the deceitfulness of our hearts elonouVJl i n i n g w ho is th e benefi- to his death more thanm 40 years They ilsoals w alk with God lken promises bring uthor of ail the good that A reyou tired of it alwa)®ys us undying foriforb«ii^ce through that all these blessinglings were pro- Autl later. above. Being just tbe same? duced by some superperior wisdom lat is, or that will be, that Squanto remained1 with\ the And whei ‘ aU life’s difficfflculties. May your ien man walks again, I suggest-we give thanksks to the unfailing ju sti an d v irtu e of o u r own,wn 'v e y tthen all unite in render- pilgrims to teach ththem the heiswithOtGod. ILord iistice be unidstak- Intoxicated withth unbroken jng untoto Him our sincere and Indian ways of huntiIting and For there:re shall be peace on ably manifeste»ted in 4>ur interac- 2 th an k s for H is k in d care For each blessing• ve tion with othen s u c c e ss, w e h a v eI bhi e c o m e to o hu m b le tl fishing, how to grow cornc and earth for all:dl men. rreceived hers. May prevailing self-sufficient to feelel thet nece.ssi. and prot ■ JtONntar 11,2002 vt,Twto|T^kMn M 1T hanksgivevNG S u r v iv aL l G u i d e O o H [ilingr s b o rII-t(0 a tttieatcerne;ary (“One .T o ^ Bastard”) THBHOTCHICI&Oiit1 the. eve managementis tissues who finds sue- M Bic cG rath (d eb u t) an overseas TV junket. Sam Here’s whihat’s W rATION: T h e b rain tru st of o the prom, an Bttractl:tlve but cor with aI novali therapist. behind “BeBeing John Malkovidi” mean-spirited n high i RockweU stars osas 1Barris. D irector school Director: WasW ashington ( d e b u t) OPi Clooney (debut) „ . retu rn s witl;rith this off-the-wall yam princess p (Rachel McAdadams) is . (select marketsets) DEC. 25 ’ r'AKj. t h e H O U R S:: Based on the o p en in g inXI about scricreenwriter Charlie iitransplanted into the bocody of a GANGS Ol CATCH ME IF YOU C OF NEW YORK: . ^ Jn "ovel by Michaellael Cunningham, Kaufman’sl’s imisbegotten attempts 3130-year-old man (Rob Schchneider Leonardo DiCaj Leonardo DiCaprio stars In Caprio plays a venge- “ 5 this century-spaimarming drama deli, to adapt: Susan8 Orlean’s “The frfrom “The Animal"). Dli)Irector: ful hooliganI inir this h i^y styl- ticklish "c* true story of Fr ik^d “ Idy weaves togetogether the stories I^ecem ber1 Orchid IWliief.” e Nicolas C ^ p U n r s TTom Brady (debut) ized, frequentlntly delayed drama Abagnale Jr., a gifted crook 'Kaufinan (a(asweUasUTfi^<^ forger who once posed as a~ of three w omen:n: n novelist Virginia MAID IN MANHATTANIN: A fter about Irish ganja ng w arfare in 1860s Woolf (Nicole Ki< By'Cm^Outhltr . . twin brothoher) iriille M eni Streep learning le the nuances of ] \m airline pilot and led the Kidman), a preg- f Isra e li New Y ork Q ty,ty. . D aniel Day-Lewis Am u Californii lean. Director: Spike hand-to-hand hi flghtinf tech >n a groovy cat-and-mouse cl rnia housewife chniques Cameron on Diaz also star. o') < (Julianne M oore)rc) andi a book e^- eing John Blalkovich”) in “Enough,” Jennifer Lc icross Europe and the Uni Lopez is Director: MiMartin Scorsese acn nited tor (Meiyl Streep),cp). Check out the YZl THAT: In this bt ”) StatStates in the 1960s. Tom Ha T|ie Harry Potter- “ - i e . back to h e r d o m ire self as a sin- (“Goodfellas”) ianks prosthetic honlcenicer on Kidman, “Analyse Ibis,” neurot- • ol )lays his tireless pursi appear to.be seml-pemurm an en t fix- ^ fnom hotel maid who> ffalls in NARC: Ten y3 years a fter playing p l“; ■suer. Director Stephenle n Daldry (“Billy tures under the Ho «sPaalVltti (Robert De folove with a well-connectedid poUd- ■ undercoverer narcotics offlcer Diridirector: Steven SpielbIb e rg EUiot” ) Chrbtmas tree > the c 1 out of prison and seeks ctcal heir (Ralph Fienneties) b u t c<^Se ir ! in “Rush,” Jason (“E.“E.T.”) ig^uffering shrink (Billy ke LOVE LIZA:L: B Broken by his equivalent of the hec keeps her humble backgrcTound a Patric is at Itt aagain, teaming up THE Tl LION KING: Disney'ss box-I wife's unexplained to discover th a t th e se ned suidde. a Weh always receives from d secret. Director: Waynee Wang “‘'I* “ rpsuele detective (Ray offhiffice-busting animated fayo^onte site designer (Ph o r is tb e o ne w ho n e ^ («; liottaVtohuntd (Philip Seymour Aurit Mable. And L e o n a rd o (“Sm oke?) It down cop-ldllers in retuetum s to the big screen - the Hoffman) turnsIS toti b izarre pas- DiCaprio fans - they mu Director Harold Ramis STAR TREK - NEMM E 5IS: icton Joe Carnahan verj’ery big screen - at IMAX i m ust b e get- f«CH£W«hAclic k ”)’ ' Q I and rimes like huffingng gasolinej fumes tin g 'th e ir braces off abo Captain Picard (Patrick SaStewan), < uts. Bullets and othiIther. large-format theattI t e r s . and playing with i about now- ' v M n r oIE: v . A Bronx dniglord an th remoie-control have their choice of i and crew are divertedI tot the Octane”) selectect markets) Dire)irector: Roger AUers ahdI IRob toys while ducking HOLLYWOOD - Thele I ByRoRobert W. Butler for tlie Holidays”■ C‘J(-95) is a l.i.iik sciiijon is upon us, { in TheB KansasKl City Star______comedy in whichch i il jusi-fiii-d Hollywood that m eans theth e woman (Holly Hiinteinter) gets inn. it on to roll o ut th e year’s fin slate Ah.Ah, T hanksgiving. A tim e fifor with her gay brotl-other (Kohvii of potential blockbusters O scar famil;nily togetherness, hearty eaeai. Downey Jr.), uptu p tig h t ^isI^•^ tiopefuls, family comediedies, sci-fi ing; andan relaxation. Not that you)u’d (Cynthia Stevens«)n)ion), coiunillini; ^ tliiillcrs and a flurry of irindepen- j necescessarily know th at if a ll yoyou Mom (Anne Bimcrofi:rofi) and ivacko (leat dram n^ Herc.aroro Ithe big . h a d to go on was the wavay aunt (Geraldine Cha[Chaplin), H olly questions looming overT thet sea- | | H | ^ H k J illywood has depicted thhis • A homelevs manian (Nick Nolit-j much-ich-beloved national holiday.'- enjoys Thanksgivitiving with ihe 1. Will th e holiday scas^casoh sup- iB Loi-OIS of films have used theth well-to-do familyIy oft Kicharii Thank ply un O scar front-nm nercr forI best jN H H |7V anksgiving holiday in a langei:en- Dreyfuss and Berne tte M id le r in picturc? tialI wrway. For instance: "Down and Out in1 Beverly Ik Mills- This year, the buzzz isi{ morc Efl •* WWoody Allen’s “Hannah anm d (’H6) - iiixl of coiirsuirsu expoM's all about performances thania n film.s. >g f l H er rS Sisters” (’86) opens withII il the cracks in the mliin-iiige. an ' T hai said, ihe holiday seasonse< in U ^H || T han)anksgiving celebration at a • In the I'liniiv/wy /w c ird " T h e rec e n iy e a rs has been thfie e 1launch- w hichich all the major characterers House of Yes." C97)\ '0‘. a yonni; iiig-Vad for Academ y Avfraiv ^ rd win- are intintroduced. m a n ’s h o m ecojoining in ti.r "I ners such as “A Beautiful:M ind,” ' “Dutch” (’91) is a road moviivie Thanksgiving setsioff ofl inc'eMiuius "Tiinnic” and “The Ei about)ut a blunt construction w orlirk- feelings in his Kcnnunnedv-c)l)s(.-\M-ti Patient.” New films tha b e a r e r (Ec(Ed O’Neill) who drives hhi is sister (I’arker l’os<.-y).-•y). watching for best picturtu re R irlfriIfrie n d ’s snooty* son (E thlan ai • In /\n g 1-ee’s "'riu''I'he Ice Stoi iii" year: the lethal-ladies m E mibry) b r 10 Chicago from a . (’97). it Thanksgivinging vveekeiiii is “Chicago”; Martin Scor Georgi'jrgia boarding school. th e occasion for iilcolIcoholic exce.ss, 19th ceniiu7 cpic I'G angsss c Ncw • “Scent "S of a Woman" (’91)) iis wife swai)ping and)d teent inisix-- York’’: Steven Spielberg’j retro set during dui a Thanksgiving weekek. havior in subnrhanin Coiuifriii'iii.C clinse .saga “Catch Mee ifi Y ou endI in which a bUnd form er mililili- (T he film fe a tu re'S s a a good earlv C an”; th e effects-driven fi laryr mman (Al Pacino in his "hoo(x>. perfonnante hy TobtjiheyiMagiiiM'.; Han, Potter wortrorked box-offlce m atic agsln, tali sequel “The Lord of the : taking In $28.86 million on Itsts opening day, Nov. 15. Here,e, IDaniel Radcllff ah” OsOscar-winning performancece) • “The Myth of1 Fingeriiriiiis"Fi'i The Two Towers”; the stylizedst (Hair»|walchMlM the late RIchant KarrlB, who> plty«dpli Professor Oumblatforo,0, feed Fawkes the Phoonlx. goess on01 a New York spree witlith C971 finds Ncial. 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' i» — 7 — _____ : ' ' - ... ■■■>_,/ ' ; y ■ f- ' i H TIiwWw » m iPiaiit«fcaOM ...... •f e \-NKSGIV1NGSSurvive Gu][A d e ';";.: Coowbojy s’ nij ;sa g a i h u m t r k 5 ® ® 3 fait worth SfM»T^H«nim - - ' I OT^iMjBed . : c m viNG, TeT ex as-H ie road duty I lnstilt'«rtien he not ao on foforever for Eimnltt I Smith and ththe Dallas Cowboys, I ■ : : 1 but the partyty doesi not necessarily I end after thisdsseasoa 8 ■ ■ ' > i Both Smittnith and Cowboys \ • It doesn’t m eim I can’t'< pUyp jrtMB hedesotobedas*te7)idiing '* owner/genenleral manager Jerry I jyrnore," Smith nid. n ffet e e l r . ’ name ra d caiVn!t even make aa _ £(U»«)»ao - " ^ -.Vl ' Jm es said last week they (fid not I SPill have an oppof tunltr.tR r imbrlck defined M view Smith’sl’s diminished( role, as h •aguywbol^ ™ , they evaluauate backup Troy I ajlw oo t I can sdn m foot! Hambrick, as a{ sign that Smith tt I heresr«. It’s a xnattar <» i ^ t h f SSbSla«ifctf , ; . done in Dallas.los. T h ^ said he could I ■ ^ vrvfxiQt to ac t m it or bo t Uiat^H-i thf caU it quln.'TIii eoinltie.* quefdoniflieWBsfEEE ' easily be backack num ing the foot- H n s S mS . (t^ (OC) waia^ " ball for the O The bcrttom U neis Ais bottMtom oocm'tloiowwhon ^ ! Cowboys again next ■ season. l i Sle. ’Smith is going to be 34i na m “It shouldd notr be a foregone iaoo aad is set to tnake $7ij eaH- taiQw When to ^ conclusion that th Emmitt Smith o. It is ao t going to h n«i.A, ^ tohiiiM ldbdtetoscnrp^^ I MOp wtm’t be withih thet Dallas Cowboys Cow]iwboys source said .fimitli lth ’« *ddtag the CciHfcoiwyt* front office . .»• next year. Thathat idea is unfounded salaiaiy3 would have to be in-the*“ *1 ne^lonalwdiihstdedsion. ' ^ and wronft”’ JonesJo said. “It's been millKllion ra » e for diem to bringbri CimoalfcdHiJmtdckinhra f '> my expenence,k%, just as sure as you h imn !back; W bat seem ed UkeIlea aat.Qmi 6 tpIk«l . (R)(COWW$ -, start thinking,in^, ’No way,’ o r got . wildtd scenaUoI when 2 0 0 2 beglemn tHMl-Wtat^iMbr ^ logic figuredd Iti( will go a certain doesaesn’t s e m quite as KMetch way, it doesn’tin’t. Emmitt Smith is now. • a s i E s sjciartJiutM S '• still very produ-)ductive, and we need f tbe C^boys dedde fo u itliediMaaq.llls iMoi him to win gam{ames and we’ll make their:jr first-nxmd draft iild( toIZ 8 hax^lj^ ' < M r a dedsloD iien the season ends. someoe quanerback insurancece In ■' , i-y-. M to ,C tK m ^ 8778400 -n. • But, no. I don’to*t know you can say ^ (A ^ t f a e y could get by wid]vidta Sayi^wtebedidid,abdut^tim :00pjn. (ZBDOe«900l Oams. Badk NM. Rom ' this is the beginginning of the eruL” ming b id e by co m m u te n yheCwbcS? ffl ~ The Cowboyi•oys’ long-term plans oinit^.«|Ould inclndrfia^ efl^iwDqwi ijopj •• for Smith becatcame an iim ne^te S a t ChehwFWRoundfframoq , issue after thele Nov.f 17 20-3 loss to to be iS S $ dOCT^Mt . ^Bur> Oly, Soum Mem. (Sotw-. A '■ Indianapolis,, in which Smith got ^ ^ j g j y d UKe t ^ ^ one more canarry an d 20 few er .. yards than Hanlambrick. Smith was • not pleased by how things were tH W OAY handled and saic OpjikfODNMLHMtor s a He ana Jones NM>Y«kRM0M«tAa«M ' .. talked Monday,ly, allowing Smith to 'u a tioon. n Her«-)ur'is. ThfMhf* . HJw> (CC) 0149374, i I, voice his frustristration about not nlB^bi M M CEaSD NHL HocMy . being told thatat ani increased role )allM CowtMjrs nmnlni bMfc Emn SfflWi b ro to ttM N a a lH ^^Yort(Ranew■•iAavrti „ for Hambrick memeant splitting tim« r*Cfl Thrwhw (H) (CC) ‘ » »corddvlngtbf fourth quartorofroftiM Oot27c«M a h a n k i v . 1^ 1, T ^ v i n g S u r v i v/AL a G u i d e " H iM cord K i ID jV:^. ■\rv'r,-’\;[ |H neu ' ^ 'W s r c a s e , th is 196 «>n>|apanies Or V^TTie CBS Than VFttsde-.Hlililigl series that’s'too long i sisssffi m nonnal ^hedules. Hei ^ruationwide. BooioomerBsiaion stats as the African nil 'AndJtOia-ClieB^ uler.ffns- haul •tM llililout tn^cbbrlrom . TORY) “Beethoven” maratbc ThankM i^^ltay ■' quite as long, and de& the l i f t e r side - all foibur of the theihits comedies about thie periiriboflife ByTbnptlwnn >T ^W aatn^-Tl: with S t Bernards. Bonn rFtei ^ e Hunt j|„ KeiesaI CttyCH Star______is among tbe uj^gedd hum ans — : ift tfae jnitiiserie«> in the first two. (USA) < |p d dino(Mun1iV< ••> ,. It’s all aboutsbt the holidays, . ,<;ilnDdny. Tbe new “AJ4 Artificial InteUslUgence” Record labelibels have released a BwoMlihduda - Haley Joel Osment st; ■I'Erik von D etunen and Shiloh. stars as a sIewof“bestcsst o r or “ultim ate” or robotic boy of the fututure who “essential"'coUecdons. col ' SCTong a s tto n brothers b l Karl v ^ H | wants, to be “real.” Th • land David Scott (7pjn.A(7 B C ) rhis 2001 Here’s a quickqui guide: film was directed byy Steven • “Genius:!lis: The Best of Warren :-,,‘^lvli Uvei”;-->*:Thi4^cial ij Spielberg, who comp] foUowB tb e CD cbnsnqtilatlon that ' 'd pleted a Zevon" (Eleciaectra/Rhino): During /. recently putEhris longstanding project off ithe late Zevon’s bittenttersweet perfomumce ds back at tbe -'I Stanley Kubrick. (HBO) Mp ef tbe charts •) on “Ih e Uate te Showf last month, ^ ■ h “This Land !• Your Land”1 - David Lettermerman made a point of .’.'ti^ te s and ab«ta K . OIrsctorStmitsYsnSptaltw^^ Another in a long 1 V ;t b 9 No. 1 aongs on line of emphasizinging how piany great ' H : AitndillatafltsOgMca'airs «ft HBO musical celebrations ththat PBS tunes this diverse,div< tmique song- ' : rUe M atured lbrnaw ~n perfor- , H H H . tends to stash away ^■x^ances by' cos H^~' istoniqr. ly until writer hu written.wri; This 2 2 - t i ^ lont'emporary pledge time, this one’ reflectsr collectionI doesdc the same. It aftlsts.(9pmNBC; ' the folk renaissanci the obvious pnes W hoopi G ce that ">■ 6f.l^>pepeftllddfaig.^ I m j M Goldberg and Joan peaked' in the I960;Os Th«> ( Werewolvesvesof London,” “Poor ; ,ont of tbe,aabea"»** ~ V n iq u e, Cusack weire can’t say, b u t we are I Me”), the usual, less- thankful th Smothers.Brothers shahare the M< powerful stories be!behind some of that I^C waited until hosting duties withh er-known nugjluggets (“Carmelita," AmerKra’i mast lo ^ ^ ■ 1 ^ after Thoni loved hymns, mksgiving to show this Collins. This is just i ■ "Excitablee Boy")B and some 'along with stirringslg acfcotmts and new movie.ie. (NBC) t one o f obscurities thatthe deserve a little th r e e “ Am< spotlight (“Spk l^te^ew s filmedd att the heart **The BBrady r Bunch in the Soundtrack” shows th: Splendid Isolation”), of Grou^pd -Zeroiro a n d th e White H ououse" - Don’t ask how ,n< r^/i • • “Stevievie^ W onder: T he debut on PBS station3ns this Definitive ^ P e n ta j^ (nobd,TAPAX) th ey got there. But Mike'has month. , . CoJIection7 becom e p "Filtfa Hm: ttbeiben the lights I president and the “Interceptor Force^ (Motown/UTVfXV): Essential only ,0b Down" (8 p.nL. NBC)Nl *• whole mily remains “blissful-' ® V ” for anyone who doesn’t have any Tough business, fightingg aliens. of his many gr< “Star Wart: Epiipisodel - the Iy ignorant*Qt” of how things have ]It seems they never staj ' great songs in thdr . ay away collections or toi die-hards who Phantom Menace”" (7C pjtt. FOX) just as they were }n /for long, no matter wha jo^^Miracle on 34t!4th Street** - cheir two previouspr movies., , (lat hap- ■ gave up on.hishis '80s' material and , pened in the last movie.le. Stars m issed hits:s lik1: e “ P art-T im e Bte 1947 version wiiwith 'Miureen Cole and ShShelley Long r e t ^ as ' Oliver < Gruner, whose kii O’Hara and John l*at kickbox- Lover.*’ Foror the most part, Payne. (2 p m (he elder BBr r a t ^ (Fox) iing .prowess comes in haj NBC) iandy in “Definitive”" focusesfo heavily on FsKbtpliiTmS!vSS3ISSuatsalllrt.. these situations. Precededed by his Evolutionn fromfr Little Stevie SaturdayI' Ithe original “Intercrc e p to r W onder (“ FingFingertips (Part 2)" ^... Christmtmas Movie” - Kermit, _ . “ShakoI ZZulu” - One advan- 1Force." (SCI-H) and “Uptightght (E v ery th in g ’s V ery M ™ Christmas Eve crisis.. VVhy^ Ihe ,age „( |,„]i Alright)’*) throiKrough his last truly [erry Muppet Mirt 4ggy and the gang face a cast of “Scrubs” Is oliday weekends is a s joining > „watch marathons, or • -com piled from variouous wire essential alburbum, "Songs in the scservices Key of Life.” • Rolling StorStones, “Forty Licks” (Virgin): Don’tn’t worryi about buy a THURSDAYAFTERb n o o n a B W p^ KIDS I ing what youou already; own or __• — about the four3ur new songs. Just :30 put it on andj leilet the hits rain aii over you, likee candyca from an 800- SStaH (ft)(CC) M gaM r EXTTU jSS!^ pound pmata.I. sssr !ssr"““ "" ______W«664 64698 :■-••■ • “ Bjork::: CG reatest H its” ;tot- (Elektra); Can’t li e a . " ^ H ' ° ” ii% f e in’t really complain i«lt'»Co«rt(CC)fTVPG) 22___ about the songmg :list because she KBga impfwt. let her fans decidedet it over the itlonl Dog Sim Host John (THurlty. n (C( 53iSlPBIII«ftll8Bfe-!: > (CC) 50S23 Wlirtrtf (R) (CcT ------Internet. Give'Q tJthem credit: The ICC) (TVPG) at FlTt p C y" * ■ W 15 tracks heree accuratelyac portray . her evolutionon as ojie of the I *^11^11011^111 gSiBgR)ja?SiS" J^v ■ quirkier, moreire interestingi and ^^i®BiJS5^n5»2offolH^urfHullaio PramtufUBdoMTVPG) ScarterswandMn. I VPG) Stratp BttiClod^ ----- vital artists of tthe '90s. It also plots her steepeep evolution as a >M8lw»(n» Tht Join WiWiSlwi«*« 31456 Ffliftdtn jRnm =r-^ singer and songv>ngwriter. The early S g^m K ^ (CQ3W7^^ ______|(T^)7732 I m . r songs (“Humanian Behavior” and ■■m “Venus as a Boy")Boy are typically ^FonV Ifi^TSEBra ^ Cuny;D*yl ■■■flH« skewed, off ■/ ^ 7 t >*ilMfc,Wl«..n«l«l>,ll..ipw K bM U D M ______ I b Po* Atawra BaiM j f r o m Toil - a u H i'i< cCiMt— •, ^ ^ ^ s Happy Holidalaysl l ^ l l MtilBI ’ m ■ H EfflOSgBHUNGAWB W P M V K K ^ B a bbbel’H I C leam n V ! ' 2688 8 Shoshone Streol Eaat 4tiS.toA i»SflV v 7 3 3 - 2 2 5 8 n a S ' i M k I i■"■ i.'i • i '■‘'•'•tC ''' m t ^ e I I S F O R w fff^ CA sfojy po ^n t,^m . 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D ue to bud- rate service,irieBdahipip and fun > ' get cbnstzBtraints, Burley High a n d found i t in th e ir 0Octoberser- ( Sdudisshsfawt - C O M MU l N IT Y E VTENTS I — i^ary Time Club holdsIds SCCAAao iccepts energy “RiFiler Rodeo team holds8 the White Hous3USC, 365 Blue Lakes mental me illness, rcpresentatatives from Feb. 27II to March 2. holiday meeting on D(Dec. 3 assistancece applfcatlons he ^ FaUs. say. say NAMI W ood R iver VallilUey is Parkinson will11 giveg a keynote holiday bazaar this wee)eKend is free. inii TW IN F A L L S-T T ie Maiynme.Ml ■ TWIN FAFALLS - The South ; in its third y ear of op>eration, offer-c address, panidpatipate in a panel dis- FILER-Hie Filer High!1 School For more information,ir call ing ing suppon groups and dasse O u k wiU m e e t D e c 3 au t tlthe home . Central C t V • ,T.. • - • ; - . . . F o F « n d1 iabout the Latinino communiinity _ _ c 3 ^ l u n l i d sM': 'Manxaamo^ 735^288 ■ I’ufiL- F-2 '______T hhursday^ i i T l i e , C( o n tfROLLIINGDllA lH i .....s - lp -H'.. E .S n VT- SK -A ■ ' Latinos fface H I ■ l i i fwg^ f $ diabetes? jltbtmhMrtfrniin ffcs'ws more chalallenges I D seharaoterlzed by hyper- ______m0Spprnla OiiBhbkx)d sugar) \ . cousediBdt^defects tn insulin secre- with the; disease( H - tkm oiaK oetloA; or both. People wfth By Heather Abel i^havaa'greatemskof Tlmc»Wewa coffciiespondent______p o t h e r cornplicmions. indudlr«Ihg heart and kidney dis-' ■ TWIN FALLS-S - W hen Sim on eases,t. bblindness and loworKmb' Rodriguez foundid < o ut hc was dia- amputatiiations.- . ' ■ M ortiM betic four years ago, he was SaMMOMMMfatOlWO shocked. CSt^MllXrtev- typo l uusually s begins during chikt- * “I was in dcnicnial,” Rodriguez ' says. Then, whun I or li>tj>e earty teens, end in he started test- requireses insulin. ing his blood sugaj Igor, it bccame all txpe2d9develops In odults and chil- t<» real. end Is usually related to “T h ere’s a highc:;her prevalence of being oveoverweight, pliyslcally Inoo- ^ diabetes type 2 a family history of diabetes. certain eth- 'Thexiitfy I r nic and racial W ^ t o groups - that tocAttroldlalMtes Iwjkafit, includes the ^ d iett'^ rclse and learning ' trol stress f/ielifel'm fHispanic popu- say s sr/t'w ^'L: cG ay Bondelid. a Thlngsyi(youcando m h tf’.' registered *■ ) 11 small sen^ngs-of lowfat nursen at Magic bread, cetcereal, rfce or pasta dally. ■ VlcMte Fernandas tries a dHTirtiit toond on Ms nev abalwm. ValleyV EstBseivisiv li^ of fruits end vegeta- Regional bles overyeryday. - S i m o n wMcdical : least 8 glasses of water Center. every day.ay. Rodriguez ^ Eat lean,I, lolow-fat meals, such as Femaindez chi 0fthe30mil- langes chicken or o n lion li' Hispanic I or fish. A m e ric a n s Chootekmlow-fat or fat-free dairy prod- controlling 1998, is ubout 1.2 ucts. suchKh as skim milk and frozen million had suit in new allbum I 'is K Umftyourlur bttake of sweets and l)ecn diagnosed ™ alcoholicc beverages.b with diabetes. By th e Lot A ngeles Hme< ______th e a c h inlg g textures t of Lara's c J ia lx jtc s wi TakepwtUrt In a physical activKy every ______In futile loves,25, asi well as the ten* In addition, day. Toko<0 at walk, dance or ploy. 6 In "35 Aniversario, LoI Mejor demess off hishi graceful tribute Use vegetat)taWo orcanola oils for Hispiinic Americniicans have dia- de Lara" (Sony 1Discos),. to tru6 love,ive, “Solamente Una cooking In placoi of lard or animal Mexico’s long-reigninglg king of Vez." betes, but don’t know fat. Vegetal stable oils contain no cho- m ariachi ch an g es h is ch:harrosuit Fans will11 alsoa recognize the Diabetes is two) kto three times lostCfolSoiSourco: Georgia State more common i MATmu for a tuxedo to inter]rpret._the jaunty “Mara[ara Bonita," declicat- I Rodriguez changed his eating ha: J J, u . University,ty. iAtlanta, Ga. romantic standards of.if. th e la te e d to m e rc u i Americiins and Pip t r . o R l " „ " ' habits after he learned be hadiddlabelei, Ortni«.lnlI Infonivrtlon from rcurial actress M ara Agustn Lara, tfae urba>ane com- Felix, with v iidults ttuin in n nt o n -H isp a n ic » “Is '» more prevalent In Latinos thanhan non-Latlnos. The challengee becomesI Dlabctcscnicncspanol.com or dia- :h w h o m L a r a h a d a poser who dominated1 1Mexican tempestuous vvhites, Ikm delid sjiysays. even hanlarder during the holidays, he sayisays. boies.org.g- ous relationship, Both of Rodriguez"; pop music in the pre-rocx k era. G l a r i n g absent abs is “Moche .de ez's parents had challenenges, such as access to3 tillas instead of flour bc dinhetes. He also has because the Lara was a prodigioious song- Ronda,” Laraara’s famous song of has one brother health1 care.cz flour raises' blood sugJ g a r levels. "hen he eaeats too much sugar. “It and o ne sister \viih di; writer who left a legacycy of d a s- Ifta rtb re a kca an n d lonely n ights. 1 diabetes. “Tliele big1 tiling, too, that f wantt That has been one of 5 back 10 me," Rodriguez "It’s reiilly easy t« Ihe tmrdesl j>“ l Socs ba sic songs, many of them;m consid- Fernndez’s!z*s e le g a n t b a c k in g / to be compla- to stress-•ss in tliis, is to seek health1 things for him. says. “Do' 1I rcspect 1 m yself enough cent iitxnit diiibetes b ered shocking at th«he time. mariachi Is Is enhanced with !s l>ecaiise there care,” BondelidBc says. "Il’s not easy “As a kid, that’s whailat we grew do this?" lire almosi no oun ! “Perevertida,” includeded In this orchestralI strings,sti horns and utward symp- todothij:his alone. Learning as much1 up on,” R odriguez says.s. “I have to Rodriguesuez is grateful there arc toms," Rodriguez say^ collection, is a y earn ing iode to a lig h t percussictssion, though a time as possissible about diabetes is5 limit myself. The holijlidays are so many susugar-free products on woman he loves “alihouough peo- such as “Vera Signs do incliidtilde excessive importar ’eracruz” could use a tant.” really difficult. There a re sw eets th e m arket2t today.t ple call you perverted."" touch more tr thirst, hunger or uriiurination; sores When e tropical sway. But in making dietary change.s,. . everyw here.” “I can stillaill e njoy ice cream ," h e , Femndez tones downn his nor- that’s a minoraorquibbl»ln an otb- that won’t iieaJ andnd une.xpected look att portionp sizes and types of ' Rodriguez says byy allowing; says, mally booming voice totc evoke erwise dassysy production.p weight loss. fjKKis tha:hat you eat, and that m akes “This (type 2 diahi : him self a little p iece off somethings Rodriguezlez has lost som e weight abetes) can go a differeiirence in cjilorics, BondelidI rather than deprivinglg himself by controllirIling fiis diet and tiying undiagnosed for yearsye; because recomme mends. altogether, he feels mtmore satis- to fit in wairtralking every day. He high blood sugar■ c;can develop “It’s a < Image de 1Idaho amibiounces a daily choice of how a per fied. wants to be around to enjoy his gnidiuilly withoutlit noticeable son eats ils and tests and balances “Fast food is my otheher biggest four granddddaughters and watch symj)toms,” Bondelid;lid says. “The out the s c stress. Il’s always ongo- diallenge," Rodriguez: ssays. “It’s his son grownv up. risk factors being lookedlot at are ing,”sheilesay s. amiual sellholarship piprogram challenging to find sosomething “I try to b genetics and lifestylityle. Lifestyle Rodrif 3 be careful 99 percent riguez has been careful that’s going to meetet all my of the time Dy rauM fl marconionM) goes hand in hand witlvith ol)esity.” with his > ne," Rodriguez says. | is diei and made changes, requirements.” “The way 1 1 T1me»f«ew Witter______Also, there may be some other For instar f look at it, the life Pm tancc, h e now eats com tor- But, he g ets an awfulIheadaclie I saving is minline." BOISE - Image de Idadaho h a s - Stars of'r ‘R e a l W o r announced its annual schcholarship I •men Have (C u r v e s ’ e nnjoy film’ssi acclaim award i program. Image de Idaho is a nolonprofit By Tanya Barrientos "Real Women” greww out of a ■ ing Mammy organization serving the irinterests Knight RIddor N e w Sen>erv>ce______ny in “Gone WitK the J play by Californian JJosefina Wind.” of Latinos in employmentn t, train- Lopez, who was bom in Mexico Ontivertw i ing, education, civil ri^ PHILADELPHIA « is best known for her \ A - L u p e and lived as an undocucumented role as singe: sodal Issues. The g ^ of tb Ontiveros and 118-year-old «er Siena’s murderer resident of E ast L A . withth her par- in the 19977 filmfi starring Jennifer *arship program is to promi /Vmerica F errera are tt^vt) genera- ents for almost 13 years i S Noti s until she Lopez. But fo educational developm< icias^ tions of Latina actressc.-sses, enjoying for m ost of h e r career, ! received legal amnesty inin 1987. th e not-quitciite-5-foot native of El Idaho’s Latino students. ion deadline is M ardi the unexpected embrabrace audi- H fpPP Like Ana, Lopez worl Idaho corporations andI Mi v i d . ences and critics for •rked in a Paso, Texasas, who worked as a , dpients will be noti- or their inde- garment factory owned bybj h er sis- so cial w orke ual contributors have m ade pendent film "Real WomenW< Have ■ker fo r 18 y e a rs, h a s Z H^lbyndd-MoyIay2003. ter before going to colliUege and been relegateated to playing maids. sible * to award $500 andd $1,000: For more InlInformation or ah Curves,” winner of)f thist year’s earning a m aster’s de, scholarships, the organi Sundance Film Festiva legree in In “Real WonI'omen” she is Carmen, ® nlintion appUcatlon,, coicontact Ramon V. ’ tival audience R screenwriting from UCJCLA. In a strict but g reported. Last year, Imt aw ard f o ra dram atic:w w( ork. t good-hearted moiher I P o l ™ SUva, Scholarshi]rship chairman, Boise 1998, the day after hei sawj her struggling ti Idaho aw arded m ore than S The film deals withb a daughter’s I to deal with Ana’s f! iSl^OOO Slate Unlveraitrsity. New Student play, producer George La^.aVoo met desire to lea\Jave home in order to in scholarships. High (school Irfonaadon CenCenter, 1910 Univer- struprit; to feel comfon.onable in her ^ ^ H li w ith Lopez to discuss tu: senioi s or college studer phis-size body anti, m( turning it fuIfiUherambmbitions. . ^ 'i'*,*!!' “W Mve, BoiseOise ID 83725, (208) more impor- into a film. Togetheier, they “I loved pla rolled in a two-year o r b ad tant, to convince herIier Mexican playing her, but will It J? 426;3038 orr aat rsilva9boise retooled th e script with ththe goal of • change myf career?”c Ontiveros “degree program are pHeihif immigrant parents that she should 'creatin g a rich role for O nt pients m ust plan to e n r ^ fu go to college. ntiveros. frowns andI dismissesd the notion P “She’s on tlie same level’el as Judi with a wavee ofc the hand. “I can in a post-secondaiy institut Ana, played by Fem.■rrera, com cs Dcnch, classically trained the 2003-2004 academic yeat Impacto playsl y s t h b from a working-class f; L‘d in the- wish and prayray tttot things will be s family and • cater, a serious movie actrej•ess,” said d ifferen t, but Applicants do not halove to wMiiend In 1WI M n R d l s rides two buses to get;et from E ast that h e rm t )ut ru continue to do • m o th er will not allow h er ILaVoo, who also co-prcro d u c e d w hat I have: toto do to maintain my “include a Social Security ntnm to . TWIN FALL! Los Angeles iti high^h school in tocontinue LLS r The group lue her educaiion. ‘ “Real Women.’.’ career." nor supply information aboiWUt do- Impacto, will1 playpl starting at 9 Beverly Hills. On thee I:last day of Instead, • d, she is cxpectcd to help “But because she’s Latinana, she’s For the fresh'fqcedfre Ferrera, zenship ” or residency. A comj“imittee p.m. Saturdayly ata La Copa, 127 classes, she listens as her class- out at her er sister’s dress factory, 1:been relegated tt) aI H a ttie “ R e a l W.ome made up of coimnunity meilembers South Park Ave\ve. irt Twin Falls, m ates ra ttle off nam esfs oof tlie pres- w h ere wot nen” is a promising _ ^-orkers assemble fancy PMcDaniel type of career,”” hI e said, beg in n in g . I t’ will make the final select!ction of Admission forir ww om en is $2, fo r tigious universities theyliey’ll attend, gowns for c It’s her first feature ^ ir departm ent stores s u ^ rreferring lo th e African-Aii\merican fil^ and onlylly her second profes- scholarship winners. H ie scsdular*' men$5. then tells a concernecned teacher asBloominf in gdale’s. aactre.'a who won an O scarr forfi play. sional acting{job. jo p — F lo aOTNG t — ------The OELA (OrgOrganlcazlon de I Estudlantes Latlno-Americerlcanos) home- I A tencz io n l m coming float won tho> GrandGr Marshal A Award for tho bost float)8t at the Boise • ✓doenosdei^negoc>Ol> State University homecor ; ✓personasdile ventas The themo for home)mecomlng was : v j 9 B 'worldwide pride.' Tho stutiludinU bum a • ✓prdmotnrc!esdebailes ||H | colorful Aztec pyramid.Hid. Two Made duCoroeedo • Valley sisters, who are |graduates of Volley High School In Hazi are In : E i t o y at^uifantsem ^ rla. the BSU organization, Irene wearing a black shirt, Is the far I Uamenmehoypatamaumimtdataprct,r e tio s c n \ right hand comor, and AAngle Is on the left side, justust right of the ^ u n id a d young woman wearingIgo s bandanna. tublkadaoiaaU j m r a m e t Tb iu > -NYtfip*. m : 735-32207 o 420-050666 j I ru rkMcMMrifoiu ttipcAEnBHih,t.«. ' • f ■ f 'frti.u (/ — — * _ W 9 ^ m kr.NM a*>iiaoa:. niM irii f»«*V « ; ^ e f t h e ir i n COo i r i ^ shesakL H er familyy WIwosshocked “You?" thethey said. “Why?" T ^ b r i ^ f i •m at?" “Wha:WiatifyoufaU?” Besides herlier limited movement and limitedd useu of her'hands, ;■ Twentr*obe»yeuear>old Stacey? Gonia’s familylily wasi surprised that '\GotdaciB^'mt(t8ca]can i t th a t But : • she wanted totost study. A tS h d to n H • .tfae ’de v u ta tlD giu ^ g u tf 2 0 0 0 c a r:'; n H i^ School, “I par- i eiiitiuttlindedha ded pretty hard.har I loved school, .. but not tbe acadicademics," she said, :^#orflT e month*] r ^|ib-iatom ei!nj T he a cd d enent t changedI h e r prior- : ■ ides. • -"t-jtirM’iUch ir-'dr;;ci^ rociier' .. :M E E ally apply mysdf. Tm k n w ? " she said. ■ Few days a t OC w ere . *1 have d ie tam e p dng,” Gonia said. “I ahnom hil^ but ny 01 I-., ronsdous of the way hai chaoteddramiunadcally. My ■ ': i look at me and treat ftmsebbrf^tterdtithanitwis." ' I her clasanates asked - Tbe Shelton resid ivlous physical limita- sident is a stu*. ' I I dantatvOlympicCoCoUege diM - ' ' ' - m K t h. Eventually, Gonia ■1 . daya, c a rr^ g 1717 credits< aad 3 |P 4 tory - sprinkled with t:-maintatntng a 3.989B.grade1 point . j"-- id of hum or, ying Pm not weird or tV avonaerS^ t8tobeareha> I . 'l'l I ■ : < tiH M o n c o m ia o t n x iir^ Pm just a nor- ' d rn to m e trauma < in a body that w on't ■ : . ! hesaid. ^towicceed 1 Stao^ has been *'suchasuieo6iss said Gonin began story htfe on campinpus. She hasV w m OC under the New : ■ 'i m oay ^ted o th er itudentt,itu and {ram, which began as she*a so WcU lik eidr-taidlfora d / • ' . -1 ? workers laid off by : Enwiwrtnrd>oca«ShabooV'din^ ndustry find a ncw ^ ; tor.Bnicvyif'Bi^eal '1 ■ • ^succeeding In nplte of I uarter. Gonia took > .:;an ‘t teU y o u h ^ o i and English, along 'manytlm esl I 't^ v e heard other pep e o p le say If — 5 in building self- ang carccrs and writ- ^taceycandoit,Icania n d o l t " . “N ow I really . 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People wfth ByK«3ttwf Abel H ibSl^ haw a'grcater rtsk of ThnefrWew* cofwi>rretpon - F l olAUNG a ------—= T^e OEU\ (OrganlcazJon(0 de I Estudlantes Utlno-Ameimericanos) home- I Aten = . 1 ^ 1 1 f ’ < 'UrM^r - -- - ‘j“5 r I k 'f i & S i ^ .n m m niana hbmnm i g i f t t SB i l l FFieatures iiiiif dmtheftheir in c Goma ■ I' shesaid. Herfamilywlly was shocked “ Y o u ? ” they thi said. “Why?” ^ tu ie ' “What?” "WhaWhat if you fall?" Besides her limited movement a n d lim iteed d iuse of her hands, I Gonia’s familyoily was surprised that v ^ « i U y < n o . 3rsai‘-oldm « Stacey' < GoUa can^ outo a she w antedIto tos study. » can it that Bttt At Shelton3n I:H i^ Sdiool, *T par- die d m saA ig AA u tv ts r 2 0 0 0 car' tied pretty’ hahard. I loved school, j cm b^lnuM hi Ihsrin the hospi-; : # ■ 5 ^ . b ut n ot th e ocaiocademics,” she said ^tefivAOKaitfaatha Tai dianged.' llie acddentlent changed h er prior- ' b«rUI»~intaaewiwai^fertteX^ / E H ides. a r. "' .. r r t, ; ' *IvW«i such • c iv. ' ..V eaiiy apply myself. Fm ■ -HP knew?" she said, » I r ■ few days at OC were i ; ■ king,” Gonia said. "I "I]UTeth«,iaia«j -consdous of the way p Id look at me and treat a s s s samatically.-lly • f her classmates asked funniibrighMrdutbanitwas.” ’ ;^ K | r v^ -r- i r bvious phyacal limim- l i l e fesliedilm tiaknu- ; dent.at,01ymplc;CoUiu C iIuu ■ ( • ■ }h. Eventually, G onia i .deyih c a r ^ g 17 cied iu u d . 3 1 b stoiy - sprinkled with nd of humor, • .malnfitntng e 3^8JS gnde point : l 'g W ^ Sta want*Itl lo ba • n iu - aying Pm not weird or SUUtattBO «Qwud(* < ipaired. Pm just a nor- r c ;^ trauBM : I ac in a body that w on't ' sh e sa id ( said Gonia began ^ S S ^ M b e n r i L**sudi a sacca» ’ ’ : OC under the New s t ^ lieta on ,camiimims. She has'. : ■ i •gram, which began as modvated other'students, It and J Ip workers laid off by ! Bhe*« to *eU UkMjiK)i"'sal^on . 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'f e w * : t;^ O T 2 ' ■ M Scccion G ^2002-03 J « ___ . . . 0 2 iM r i i n r t ...... 0 3 i r l j ^fflsaaM t....„.....04,5 m I B p K t...... 0 8 r-.y ;y’r sea f 1 H 1 Powmder! Many Weatem» m resorts have , aeeflffn^ea^sarty snowfall. * ► P a g e G 4 H Pomeierelle H opens,s, looks ■ forne^ext big. B snowfifall By David Coopersr Tlme»Nevra writerIter______ A n early startr t tot< th e ski season Is better thanhan nothing at Pomerelle Resort.» n . X'' ■-• Tbe Albion momountain o[}ened up for businesss on Nov. 14 a fte r a blanket of snoMnowfall provided enough base to0 stanst. running ihe lift. But operate - ...... ■■^-- ^■•■■-■aiin e ! a v ‘ators, skiers and snowboarders: anare waiting for a sccond wave to come through now th at T hanksgksgiving h as rolled .• around. n good,” said 'tttU S t i p B o-owner Woody BB “ I t ’s b e e n BB early conditions. ■ ■ ■>. J , Pomerelle co-o>ve d o n e w ith o u t , Anderson of car wc had last week, “We could haveat up on us pretty > ■ ; " ■ the warm days we y : '; ':V" ■ got some snow That really beatd Sundayu night, bad. But wc go ■’ '■• -il.' ■' • •' ■ ' e so m e m ore. It’s I Saturday and S AcitK0( n A ir a lU 0« «n id d MfHBade aaow allowad SunSun V tf ay to open two.djys tarflili r f l t r ^ t t a 'a e l M ^ n ^ th ^ a c m d snow surrogrrogn^g ilo p ^ a fow days earlie g conditions.” W e'd su re Ukely, sc all 24 ru n s ^ e r e still^arly skiingd 80co p crcen t of th e | As of Tuesday,open. a Snow on the 1 ® i ; ! Palley opt operational a nds u8 reC d 2 0 in c h e s, m ountain w as opcm h a d 13. top base measurif you’re careful is w hile th e bottomrry h Whiting, snow reat eoiKiditions ‘T h e skiing, dif1 y< director ai great,” said ^ rryou certainly can't sports school »JI(^B o^ ■ yei. But die trails Pomerelle. "Youhape, ( crews ore !«S______‘ ‘ Youcan'a n t c o m e h e r e a n d ■ go in the trees shiftyei to keep con are in good shafod as condilion as .suN V A uky-'s'uiSun Valley Waflttofl) g o a n y w h e r e e lse . working triple shii isn't Nartfa America^ijjtegestsld J>i _*n^0ie mountain Is didons in as goodr e c a: s t s d o n ’i c a ll , retort. And It doem’t•t boastt th e , we g ln rtj^ «lri w i n t e rr recreation sece c t i o n . ►Sportts2______------Conimued Irom G1 miles an hour.” mcttT skating oval.ll. L1 eagues use O n ^ W d b Skeleton requires sisome skill, no M w a fhe .sheets in tw oJ seasons, si fall , and knowledge. Partid;d p a n ts 'r a y and winter. Before )re February, . wmfutv.u(UMt)inj)looMfJiOm - $100 for a ^ylong ^ouj)u^seihthe^' linw many peoplee vwould have event and three runs,s. HiU was ^ considered spendnding their '------;— part of a weeklong coursec( for Monday nights scoocooting along s ‘as simple as sledding, those more serious abouta the J l thc ice with a broom,om, clearing a there Iss morer to it than grabbing sport; he’s thinking of)f taking it . path for a 42-poundi grg ra n ite stone ^ Flexibl.ible Flyer and dashing off on competitively. sv up J||| bound for a ta rg e t are.area? h as many runs as possible “It is definitely wild,” he said, "Curling’s kind ofa.fa funny one. dinner. Craig Lehto, generalll manager /-i People saw it in ththc games,” , art-attack city," said of the Olympic Park,, saidj that ' . Thometz said. “WlWhat ive've o HilJ» a 30-year-old petty once cleanup from ththe games ■ W ii found is it’s a veryV socials( sport. r ^2nd class in the Navy was complete, the parkrestarted s to / iT ‘ People look at it andId iti isn't th at “ I'O hot!id jast made his first full see some immediate renjtums. I y l liartJ to do. Obviously,ay, if s h ard to iwn the track. “I ride a “I think it’s more tlthan just I ••• ycle. It’s a whole lot dif- (the OljTnpics), but that r tfc do very well, but to ju;just got stan. at’s a very I cd is simple. PeopleIo ( go o ut and sitting up 4 feet off the significant contribudnjing factor, I < . l;ave blast.” driving 80 miles an hour for sure,” Lehto said. “<“Certainly I ' ' ased to having your chin the games just added a I The oval includes1 two tv interna- j‘us°tTn5 lional sized hockeyy shoots.sl For iches off the ice at 80 dous amount to it.” th e first tim e, an all-gj11-girls league 1 is playing there. TheTh United States settled for a sil Jidajslj silver medal after a loss to Cana,nada in the championship, but ththat appar- ■ ently didn’t discour:u r a g e so m e future U.S, prospects. “Thai's i)een quite Jomm ite exciting. » nunit Female ice hockey iss rereally small A p)age s for you and Id your neighbi) o r s . V f l and there's a lot of potentialpol for wowth." Thometz said.lid. \sn M y - P a g e F1 l t o d a y . wkeH Tlie mountain resortsarts a re look- •Davidlson ing fonvard to .slci seasitason, which has already begun inI a fewI spots. l‘ark City, Deer ValValley and I, , J Friday, IN 0 V . 2 9 t H l^owbasin all hostedJ cevents last SgS. 1992 Fiestaita 19'460Ford,,Silf.&^intuined , IlFiTTiFT'a .vear and lost some dailyaily business a Satunmav. Nov. som» in the process. In returnum , th ey got ihree weeks of breat.■athtaking, juinoramic views brb r o a d c a s t 1 5 , 9 9 5 aj-ound the world, wwlh ic h a r e 1 9 9 9 X cxpecied to pay o ff thlis is season, ; Tahoe 21’"Liic" Tra And tlien there's thehe bobsled, the event in which thetht United Onn.y * 9 ,5 0 0 i h f i’*Ofiffljl States had been shut out in every Olympics since 1956. Jill Bakken Th i HARLir:ar-DAVID(OK CORNaKITONI!■ CCOLLBCTION iind Vonetta Flowers rs won the •A R S E t c h e d i n H i s t o r y in the inaugural \ 1 9 8 8 B e; a a i v e r 3 4 ’ D iesel Pi^ s h e r 1 «»YEA H 3l w o m en 's 550 Value FREE With Qui Iwbsled race, and ToddId HI ays and QuaUfylng$250 * Brian Shimer followec Purchase at Snake Harie;iriey Davkbon ; l»rom eln ih e m en’s two-r t 9 , 9 9 '5 1 9PO 3 - 2 0 0 0 3 cricbniic l lOOycttfsofgreai motorc A taste of the bobsled d o esn ’t llcctor-quolity, limiled-cdilionon 1 moiorcycic print j come cheap. In the pa Coachman “Ft“Futura" 25' «ers.‘lllmtmted in exquisite detaildeti using an intri- t Ic ctching proccss. these [^nts program at Olympic Pai S200 Islan d B ed, LibL ik e New Ints are Iweiprtssed J buys about a minute as f lo premium archival paper andidcnclos^Inakeep* cn * a ') ' {■ '(.• -.y'v. -■ ^ '••I ■ P l S r ' 1 Skiing 2CH p i i a i i ______i mmM-S-lSESsjiE \ " ' 3 # i l i REPORT------— ■ - 12 - 2 4 b a se 3 of 4 6 trails,trail 7%open.lof 13 lifts, sm Weekday: Morvftorvfrl: 8:30o-10p: Weekend/Holiday: Sa^Siil/Sun: . ^fa%pen)rBHk)ep6i p6ii«er*toon)eda;24' 8 a-10p; Special C ^ : Nov:f^ov26; 5p-10p.Nov29: ba*# 69 of 7 e trails.i.676acrea.87%opfttj,5 65 6 trails. 3 lifts ofSBfto, . Northstar ot Tahoe - 5:30:1:30a packed powder A(8pahoeea«fn.Te:00aXtopawdwaroomad 36>'.' groomed 10 • 28 base2 23 of 72 trails. 32% 36 base 30 of 66 trails, AlontfsMer ads, 358 acres. 7 ^ ‘open, : open. 4 of 15 lifts. Weekeeekday: Mon-Frt; 8:30a- 4of5ims.Weetaiay:Mp Mcn> « ;9 » 4 p; • ^ finds tome 4p; Weekend/Holiday:: SalSat/Sun: 8:30a4p iVSun:8:30*4p,s , •ofltndaon Royal Gorge - R eopen on 1 1 /2 8 A^HIghiandST'ptwi.tan te Open 12/14 UwfloptsatI Sierra a t Tahoe - R an to 0Open , TBA EMver Creek r2c09(rp^>Di»»«tergrw)rria(ia7«38* , Snow Valley - Plan to Open)pen TBA base 67 of 146 trails.s.l069ecres,66%open, 1 ' Mt. Rosa Ski . Soda Springs - 6:00a packBacked powder groomed 7 of 13 lifts,. Now 2 6 :1 Araasoutfh 8 :1235 acres, 9 lifts, 761fr . 3 6 - 4 2 base 2 of 16 trailstrails,2% open, l o f 4 Breckenfkte-SjOOapo.powder groomed 3 0 -4 0 ' WMtofReno,>. lifts. Weekday: M o^frl:1:9 9a a ^:3 0 p : ba8aS0,tifl3dtTans,7 1,730 aqres, 329(oper).7 fiM.. iXL Weekend/Holiday: Sal/Sui1/S un: of 25 llfti Weekday; MbMbc>fH;8:30a4p ' 9a4 ;3 0 p Weakanct^Holklay: SaV£ BVSun:8:30e4p Souaw Volloy U S A -6 :415a 5 o ipacked powder Buttefmiikr Plan to Openpen 12/14 groomed 18 - 30 base 3 0 1 Copper Mountain-3:03p 30 of 177 trails. 35% 03p packM powder open. 7 of 33 lifts. Weekd< iroomed33-.39baM6: ekday: Mon-Fri: 9a-4p; e 61 o fl2 9 trails. 680 Weekend/Holiday: Sat/S/S urun: . acre3.28X.open,8of2:If 23 ima, Weekday: hton- 8:30a-4p ■Holiday: SeVSun: 8:30a. . ' Sugar Bowl - 6:3 0 a packed* e d powder groomed 12 •2 4 tKJse 10 of 8 3 trails. 1 ' Crested Sutte-Plan to 0 ] lls. 12% open. 3 of 13 0 0 p * iU /2 9 lilts. Weekend/Holiday: Sai Durango-6:00a packed I :Sat: 9a-4p «d powder groomed 1 6 - Tahoe Donner - Plan to Ope , , -?2basei8of,7 5 trails,: Open 12 /1 3 lls, 20N ( ^ n , 2 of * Nevada 11 lifts. Weekday: K t o ^ 9a4p; Diamond Peak - Plan to Opc Weekend/HolklayrSaVSiVSun: 9a4p;. Nov Open 12/12 27:30trDilS.3ltfta,30XOX Las Vegas Ski - Plan to OpcOpen 12/07 Weekencf/Hoiiday: Sat/S un: 9a-3:: Mt Rose - 8:53a packedj po\powder groomed 12 • . Qdota - So car pockedt powderpo groomed 3 4 -3 4 Jft »-3:30p b a so 4 1 oof 1 72 trails, 683 acres,.61% opeopen. 9 . Wyoninc Winter Park - 9:50a povvder groome 30 base 25 of 44 trails.1.48% 48 open. 2 of basa 2 9 » ^ . 5 of 112 2 Iffta, 1 Weekday: Mon- k o m o d .4 1 -4 3 ,- ; ,, of 12 lifts,s . sm W eekday: M ooftl: 9a4 pp; ; Grand Targhee-3:< base 79 of 1 3 4 trails, 1 329 acres, - 3:00a packed powder groomedI 6 lifts. Weekday: Mo^Prl;1: 9a9 a ^ p ; Frl: 9a4p: Weekend/Hdliholiday: SaVSon: 8:30a- JJ M«.r5»o(«»i, ' weekimviVHoIldar.SavSun: ' 2 2 -4 5 base 70%0% open,< 4 of 5 lifts. W eekday:, 4p 1 6 of 23 lifts, sm Weekday: MorvFiM>fri: 9 » 4 p 'r 9 fr4 a ' ' Weekend/HolkJay: S at/S'Sun: un 9a-4p Mor>frt; 9 a 4 p ; V/eekend/HoIlday:V/e Sat/S un: 9a- Keystone - 5:00a powder i Weekenel/Hollday; Sat/S un: 8:30a3(W p ;,r* > * •4p Mr groomed 2 5 -2 9 base 28: 2{ VasQuez Ridge, Pioneer Expras 28 of 116 trails. 297 acresacn u,. « l a - 6 : 4 5 , ^ 5 4 Hogadon - Reopen•en 1 1 /2 9 PACIHC NORTH Wotf Creek - 6:3 0 a packed powdor i 5 a varlaMe groomed 3 4 - 3 4 bas 16% open. 6 of 23 lifts,i,Weekday:i4orvfrl: W 5 o t & t M t e 11 of 11 Jackson H o le -R’lan an to Open 12/0 7 . Idaho • 4 8 ba se 77 of 77 trails. 160 0 act ils.,2 2 0 0 acres. 100% opM ; 11 < 6:30a4p; WeekencVHolWtoiWay: SaVSun: 8:30a- . Snow K ing-Plann to Open 11/2 8 Lookout P n a - P t« i to OpecOpen TBA 100% open. 6 of 6 lifts. Weekday: \ Weekday: Morvfri: 9 ;15a4:30p; 4p ^ White R n a -P la nnto to Open 11/28 Pomerelle - Tue 6r00a w* 18 degrees packed jpk «ntUnod M m 1^ SIw w w l SfOrto - i ffl I : ^ W K r , Z : % 9 9 Crown•oauui 760 AlrlUfI H Hoavy Duty I ^ THorm.1 ■ M Bool SochB >l^nos & Perfumes i - J " Mmi-s I Komhirw Kon Onion ' 100% Cotton ■ acBllKw Kniro m Sport fTables ^ WMr»«U»Mt H H HMwMlnMyto • " » » 'I■ i l , .L.-'V.-', ; Wl2 ip S Overerrand A ve ^ Ihurley ID ‘ ^Q i ^ - 5 8 6 9 ■ I ; I I 0 4 TtawNMi y.wwiiim.aooa I ' ■■ ,-si “- I 'b i OSKIING r 2Q02-C jf; I ^ ^ S i f i : ' I I f i t ,C-V- : i- illhas J r V y t '’" I K f!" 'T I S L v ' | g ^ h o p e fii) ^ * 'i£ b ra ,lbanners!season 1 BjrRotertWMer f , ' ^ . - f AMoctetxIPi^WW fK f y ‘ ✓ Ve’re off to a great start VAU, Colo.-Ththe best opening ^^5lis year. W ithaO ttiefi^ diayinVaiTshistor o ty d rew a sznile fromomUflottler Nalure, ttils ' and a Gallic sh-ug ^ from Daniel Bouvler.- S63Season has ttw potential i VI c o u ld n o t slski. I was too b u sy .” B o u v ie r’s‘s gourm et Les to be one of t e best I D elices d e France, jbP ^ S F e, lik e moist Vail onfBCord.’ ’ ; businesses, feasted^ o n a crowd of nearly 11 ,0 0 0 drawiiwn b y bountiful snow. -Kippapu, longest lines 1 piesidErtotSldUHi years. I never ------V so early in th e th e poteiotential to be one of the best native of the on recirecord,” said Ski Utah .region. Pt^dend e n t K ip Pitou. U tah resorts n excepdonally say reseeserva&ions are up 25 per- “We had the lo I tb e opening of c e n t to to 64 percent from the have seen in 23 y resorts from recordd 2000*20012 ( season, saw so m uch snowIda i to Verrooat _ “Lastis t y3 e a r T hanl^givlng w as a Alps,” said the xn o v ery . bust. ItI t ww as w ann, w e h a d n o nat- Grenoble, France,y n m o rn in g , u ral sno>aiow and H C> ------J------— m s m K t e - i >i*i;ai«it«ii;'aoa> n i ^ I ‘ im a I rarttetAamtsdoliS"*® P a uI l’ ’s Sports wm — .1 1 ■1. "4 4 '■ ' ■' ■ T. i : . ■:' -!• ^ ,•; : . I ' i ; . - : :: i ... ■ ■:■: . . ’V '■ ' . ■.■ . . . I - ^ ■ ■■' ' ■'■ ■'.w '' « ' - j : : , . ' I }l— ' Skl«ertc;bolwb(Mts. I » .u , ry ea r_ _ I ^ : 'i. “ T o) gg o fr o m n o th in g 4 c 57.3 minion skier daid ay s in 2 0 0 0 - tO fi )fulh)n febm aiy T ’S TH E EVI 2001. A, sider day repi•epresents the VE before N ew Ye - ' purchase aod use of a rf a lift tickct • concihdiilonslsijniieal.’ ’ a n d a l l o v t by a sldcr or snowboanMirder. ver the place A Vail, tbe nation’s mostmc popular I parents anire srriiling, resort, opened Nov.tv, 16. Three , -aBwStoidan, . weeks earlier it had an announced it 0wner0ofVMSPeifomianceSpoitsf\ .• w i t h a g rin i r on their face. r was eliminating thehe job of its ------Jar] i president and combiiibining some way across the front side o th e r jobs to cu t costs» m i U . e face r t e Z T h e yt^’ve ’i signed up for> r -■ ' of a declining econom Qountain from Bom Free omy and the toHighlincine. U possibility of war. I d a h oo’s ’! 529 C ollege Sa .. • This stro Savings Plan, T ben t^ie snow came, trong numbers reported ot Vail antmd elsewhere could sug- ' . B b ig dum p a t th e e n d 0 s o o n1 A i pril 15 they’d1 h a v e a iilofCtaober. ge,t a rebebound in earnings for followed by a wave ofofstorautin . early November. said analyst S tacy Forbes t a x b rreak e in hand. Bill Jensen, chief c Partners of Denver. “We officer for Vail, foun< f S S vvestors ^ who are patient A state incom e t scramblingio ge^enougZ h ^ L n W Will b e .5W,sw arded.” : tax deduction e es to opOT Vaii; “W e 1 ) from nothing to full-on ■ ? e « g ; u p t o S 8 , 0 0 0 f o r ure out who was here, y conditions is unreal," . ar jo in t filers. B ra\i v o ! said. Many of the rese » v eve ‘ Sheridan, owner of . T he Sooner youiU s t a r t , t. are seasonal ^ployees. P erfo rmlance an Sports. “It was a i 1[7 ■we k n ew b y Nove5vember," agreed Gary ‘‘A fter'all th e snow wc thet m ore tim e forfc savings to groi3W . . Nov. 4 lihidtiwe werere going to °™wner of the Montauk - open a w ek early," JeiJensen saitL S^ootlGriGrill. Opening was no prob•oblem, but Tom Ap(ipollo and his mother I d a h o m aade d its college savithings plan jm ost reisohs‘debut wiw ith ju s t a e a r nlings i r on qualified \w ithdraw als ; Federal' and Idaho’j” incom e tax-free- e e ! So w hile the chihiidren are o g h » 1 snug in their bt) e d s , § m N.\-\» H c .ir\ l-.vt call toll-free orr enroll online by) y w e b . B a g g i ^ “ A n lD e a l W ay To Save F o rY o u r . C h ild i Education.” ' V ' >«enG.CnM. SaialWMiMr . ' : i S H P i i f l - ^ 4 ^ . I S ______J: > CmI M f iv ie ib ta i a littl« lit vbowlRMfRagttiff, Md tnoi«MMM owttMwlirtyMr.'• ' ■ ' ii ■5' ■• i: M ' • I M : M 7le»*m.T*l ■few 2*. 2003 ; Grmi[ipranks; resorts’I'eiivirdiiimisiitali ;l ally. N earby Vail iskiiSl Resort. ^ ia«oeiit f Idaho-Mc[ontana-Wyoii »ming region which has been ag£ggressively sl<^» jM expanding had the lowestla grade CtUfdrok* fares poor > nadonwide: ^ S o a h nefcrts U U rn : ■ orly in co^ticion’s findings* Similarly, in the Siere m Nevada, all-costs' a Northstar.at-Tahoe ha [•attihide^wiiittoUim.V ByDonThonvMfi ta lly sc liad the lovir- try to mhriiioiiidie'iheimpwfc '.- sensitive areas; increased° est scoro because i t is A M odrt«dpTe— WrtiWriter snowmt-making and its correspond- Is expanding The Cb]!!6lorado techniquessdies i I Earn1%io 5% amind be entered in thee monthlyi and annualll prize drawings wit ■ ' I ' , LONGMONT. Colo.)lo. (AP) - J uith every purchase. Steve Bradley, a formerner member •' of the U.S. national skiki tteam who later created a machinene that flat- ten ed moguls, died at 886. 6 . Bradley died of pneureumonia on Nov. 13, the openinging day at 3 . S Winter Park, where hele was\ once | dlikcB casi mana{icr. h As manager, he experperimented with ways to get rid ofif bumb ps on P resen t cj the slope. In 1952 hee camc c u p :ard to redd eem poiniits. with the Bradley Packicker. The gravity-powered machirhine - a 5- Sp en d pooints just like li cash.* foot-wide. 2,000-poundI rollingro pin - smoothed the coursarse as an intrepid skier draggedI thith e device Whatever poinis yoyou have accumulatecled can be used tppgrurchase . . downhill. ■ When he began to g ro o m 6 any product or servrvice from any partlcljIclpatlng' merchant. ' slopes in the eariy 1950s'Os thi e only r r' ■ ' • ' V method was foot-packing:ing. In che B industry, Bradley was kr : known as ' Card must be r e g i s tte e r r o d to redeem points ana3Hd Win prizes., the “father of slopec n m a in te - nance." Bradley competecte d o n y g j Dartmouth College’s skiki jumj ping M fn u rlCard at th o s e rParttclpsl a t f a g M iiarchanti M f' team and later on th e U .S. hrentura Motor Sport* T rav elers* OOasis l Travel Plata national ski team. HeIe I h e lp e d O a s is s t oo p p * N O o M anhattan Caf* start Winter Park’s handi «9 Kimberiy Road H o m e o f t hle e O a rd e n o f E d e n t ndicapped Z T v 2 6 0 M ainI SSl t r e e t C a a t i9 S 't Rail Sti«et W est skiing program, whichh ili e d to a Twfinvin F alla, 10 Taco Beil, BiBilmple Suba & Salad, TC •rt , j f,: TCBY Jerome, ID thoshone, ID national profyam. Travelers’ Oa Survivors include daulaughters Arctlctic Circle Ambest Servrvice Center Oasis StopB p*N O o StOve’eQ utek Servlca 1 Kat Bradley-Bennett antand Lynn 6fl00 BlueI Lakes Bhrd. N. 1017 Southi :«Taxacc/ . 11 1 5 0 E a s t B llm p la Slube u t and Salads SOI Main Street Bradley Leopold; stepson:>ons P e te r Tvwinrln F alla, ID E d e n , ID Laffin. Christopher Laff.affin and 1 1 3 8 W u• a LL a k e * B M N Ooedina,IO . Rob Laffin; brothers R Twfin FaUs,Is, IDI : Richard Budada A Bloom O asis Stop *NOo*N Bradley and William Bradley:Br 1220 W y«nt*a T t e a e o 20 Kimberly Road 1310 Addlsore n A ve E a a t nine grandchildren; anand two Twin / SneakMrWfo•ttertd rln F a lls, ID Twin Falla, IDIC T aco B a ll b i t i m great-grandcliildren. / «71 FOer AvA v e n u e 805 South OfVMivvoodo d ^ I < A memorial service v TVrtn F a n•»ID s , I S h o sh o n e , ID held Dec. 9 in Longmont.f Dom£mino’B Pina O a s is S lo p 71’H Oo ' 5 3 22 HN o rth W ash in g to n Taco Bell Exr xpr**> O e o rg a K*a:• Celhiliar P lu s ------T wIn in F alla, ID 6 5 9 A d d iso nn Ai ve W e a t 2 7 5 E a a t 3 rn d N o rth 2716 South Uncoln T w in F a lls, ID B u r te x lDI The E very»rybody*a Business S u ite O 1 2 7n 7 Pole Line Road East J e r e m e ,I D O a s is S to p *N-N O o M r. O ae TwinIn Falls, 10 2616 Uncolnn S o u th Hlflhway242 4 E lS e m b n r o J e r o m e , ID R u p e rt, to) - playoffI O tuilailap Law Offlcea 1S3WeatMaln 4 1 9(Addison A Avenue J e ro m e , ID O a s is S to p *NN O o , ' M r .O a a A W a sh T w inIn FI a lls, ID 1 0 2 C le a r L akilcesR o aci . SSSOvertafMa n d A ve IMeClanahan'a B u h l, ID B u r te » lD push Mr. A’sA’l D ry C leaning. 220 Weat Main v i 4 8 31 MWash in g to n N o rth J e r o m e , IP O a s is S to p *NN O o M r.O a a n F a lls, ID 2220 Addison41 Ave E ast The NFL seasaion S S O N O vw ^landA w a IB e d s 4 L M s Twin Falls, 100 ■ ttrte » ID is heading fortlt h e Mr. A'lA‘a Sportswear \W helesalo Plus a2S3W iightAva 0 Pole Line Road East O a s is S to p *NMOo home stretch, aia n d n Falla, ID Q u ik P ik T w in P a lla , ID 519W ashlngt(Iton North 3 0 1 W M ainIn teams are Twin Falls, IDD BurfeKiD M r.OOm a A W a sh . Woody's Sportabar A OriG rill jockeying fbr" 9 1 1 BlB lu a L a lie s B hrd N 2 1 3 S th A va S o u th O a s is S to p ’N40o < M r. O a s M f . T w Ion FFalla, ID 'nMrin1 F a llth ID piayoff position SOO W aatilngtcto n S o u th 2101 Overlanla n d A va Twin Falls, ID» ■ Keep up with tli la Pood A Splrfta BurteMlD LiMphousaThMtMt b 1 0 0 7rB Blue Lalies Blvd. N. O a s is S to p *Nl O< o league In iOib Ploetrea Spoip o r ta . a2 1 3 S th A v* S o u th T w in1 FF a ll^ ID 2 2 0 B read W ayly N o rth weetceml’s 2 1 6 8 0vwtanl a n d R o a d 1TwlnFallB,ID. ' B u h l, ID Burle>tlD Sports section. ■ ■ ■ ■ m - I ; .rSr.-'"” 'TIM M S g g j a a ^ t h m I. 0OUTOOORS ^ i | ^ e y s h < lologistsoconsider eelk contraaception • ' DENV fIVER (A P) - B idogists try-ry- If die ovaonent is: showsl n to b e A s tfae nu C u a d tft’fAn.lkN Ing more o^commenintingonfii^ ingtoli limit elk populations at : n u m b er of e lk surged in - 0 «tdoflw lBM ar~~ i a t effective, die peric willrillbegindie the park ai [ shooc o n S u iu b n r propdjwls, you minay^call the . Rockv Blountain& National Park k and nearby town over jenniftH ili aM'G« f rk third phase of die smsn d y to s e e d ie last 30 j 7 With, proceeds o ffic i a t ' a n d Stie e National Elk Refuge in 30 years, rancfaettes, golf I mid Gane^Wl^pdnsorr aa 3244399. A c £ m ^ in whether it can be effectiveef in courses, an nt fonn fa also . Jacksonon, Wyoj are trying birth , and suburban develop- a r« ^ e a h<»4* o4.Tu««aay; available on tfae de th reducing tfae growthh of a free- ment haveive Ibeen gobbling up the : I SS fiomftaA to at the department’s control fingiDgherd. , W eb s i t u a t WWW2 .«Mte.id.us/.I Even i low elevativadon meadows where k V allqim ik^T^^ (868168 J . fiirflgnm^, ■ n if contraception is showm n Another hurdle wi to w ork, will be the the animnicaals once wintered, fore- I rk, paric officials wiU haveire cost Dr. Richard Dunmn of Atrix ihg them ir ■ ' and guorantMW ca^.wiO^ wsEn ' to decidc n into ever-denser con- id e w h eth er th e practice is Laboratories, estimateted the cost centradons avaUabS;, .ifce^ sh^otini^, I ' P h o (0 ®iipl)erpwM 6 n t 8 an accepeptaUe management prac- □ns in protected valleys goQMP^U^>Ueep.«nd iC- of a leuprolide dose aa t b e tw e e n w ithin th e n; designed for all1 ajage groups and mouxit le n ad c^ park, ‘ny«nv:jjkoat seasons, ' W MhlR>rkslx>wi ¥ a t C 8 l , $200 and $300, and TerrellT fig- Last year f a b m S ^ Time ^o f ' ^ e fa f ttw m : A d d id lagers “can’t make ded-' ear, die Department of idt^jrf&formation onl a . tWIN FALLS-MalattLeideker, sionssoll i- ures the cost of an elkkcontracep- < Interior• releasedre a five-year pcqpam called Access Yes, o l^ on sdence. havere tive program woulc ; es, ■ a well-known Idaho-j lid exceed study thatat showedsl diat die 3,000 fSKSS aeepM to.rit^^iOdto. riverfnm w ; nm t fo r social factors, pub-b* $100,CNX) per year. I ate lands'for huntinB and Inion, even the spiritual elk that use the park have ham- id ' presentatiqh aboutw hijEt... fc.uS" U . Biologists caudoncdid that par- mered willo'illow and aspen stands, atyriaEgIU.For(or tnore infonna- fiAfag:Qg, be available' for com- gs some people have for>r ddpadon in die study doa cdl tfae gun dl m- book, “Impassablelie Caayon: tills nijice dy docs not eating creatreatures such as butter- dubat73i4639L Journey Down tfae ice and its wildlife,” Rocky-y- mean diey endorse the ^ligFlsber.atSOj» ^ S o r K « ; MddleForkii Moiitaln le u se o f d ie flie s, b e aavers v e and birds out of irke^ numbers in Unit 54 . .of the Salmon River, ain N adonal P a rk re s e a idfa i drug, siem eni a t r€04S. Por.’more- . have n >4 a-." at 7 pjn. adminisn house andd homlu e. i continued to increase in Wednesday in the tstrator Terry TeneU toldd mformation 6m 0 . the . KMVT . numbe 10 E ^ n o r The Den* bees allowing additionalal . Planetarium at'th m v e rP o st - Christmas fb r B A Jie ^Herrett Evaluaiuadng contraception effec- W ppponqj^ty for .youth.'.tn.'. ' C e n te rfo rA rts a a d S c Ifdol Johnaon at K&! iduU htmters alike. It u pro Bdatfce. tivenessss began in 1999, when -;733-1100,«tt.30a ^ The 90-minute;pr< nto haVB three back-to4)ackJc ' w ill fea tu re unwiA q f a p d v e elk a t d ie Colorado n o f W ildlife’s F « « r^^THfrff week'hunM widi four per-T- contained in Jtart.raffee research M R o a d J ^ in each.;The first huntlj a b le book about Ilie t ch station were injected rnwdficait „i,h leu,suprolide, experimental I Con i be:ftr youth only (IS ind nmurnity XX' . river that cuts throug KoM tsoowtoj Ihtbelarsest mada d e by A o ix L aboratories nSirtliril .L C; ^TMlMfclMle Tlwiiu .llBWi « l i l } I me da; enlsJA/^tionwvi^stileai yr o u DiEi■CIDE... iECHVEr" '.UI»'W7\1 H i N O a s . MOI Jf S M ^ m m8 ^ 1 ' . !*■ DBSNkl/kAN.ifibr^kmssMrroFOfffjlrf**' / NQSSI INTERE Savarbl.D .astlnInatlons'to Choose0 IFrom l. ■ / ; , f t i« ^ \r m % ANMAHIIM V! H I2mE||5l«^ | '^11 ' • Includos roqm f^(r. r 2 tt4M h & lip to1 3 childron,* MOSSm' - Spec1al;^t5CO«JH>nM to jo cal onrdctli c t l b n s .' , ' o n Selectt H IT A d WhattB e m m o flflpliaii Neww c w p i^ : B IG SCCREEM far thetiUiidaysi I • ■ i V Conute in Now dithailVecan fl Ir^aif BefbrecChnstmas. , purcfuse o f $299. No in te rest if paid In full by due date o ic ^ Come in1 aridi See! the Ne I I I . T a c tle ss»; Nyhn; Carpetsts.,: S O N Y , < I s ^ All Patacraft®, Cullistan CD WALKMAN ' 3bincraft?> styleis. ICE3S0 n H H M ItCilSDISC < # Q THEAEATER i W E 22 0 % ClCD PLAYER ' # W SYSTETEM / wondersrful 1^1 & TCrrlfliffic Durability i oHPSiIBP9070 m •^r wfProfiofrtumson ^ ______DVDJ 'aOvUHOI ______199 I 9 AIICUlIl!IllStart^Stalnmaste » C H I ■ A 0 / ®J V C 1 3 ” $ E & Anso^sHKeslstsr m ^IdODVD/i)/VCRC0HB09| TVrVIVCR COMBO ^ I jovtm.. • .TVIrTVI)l43 ■ - t - I-M l 2 0 ^ F F p | . ^ H t v C A R T E m C U R K ■ ^ ^Ih h i HUM OAK B i ' ' ■ C A B IN f E T S S |B 1 ^ ALL Hi STARTITING AT J B I m m S lS i i FREEZERS ' HOOD/COMBO^ Hl$] M fn?B9 #R I4 8 I '249 79 1 A H O T P O I N T HOTPOINT ^ d O 99 6^ 30» STANDARD I 30"StlKl£AN nnie^im cs^N c , .;. 'Thursc»day, November 28,8 , 2 0 0 2 . . Page G-9 ' j i ^ iie fo ^ 1 1i g i y u t 39. (F) Sizeize 9 slippers, large sw eater, larg^sw e sv eacsnin 40. (F) P r e:tty tty hats, : m edium but- op[X3rtuniti. t i e s ' ; ton-up f i ^ t shunshin 41. (F> L arv6 ^ sweatshirts, size 9 slippers, stu ffsI m animal U)lKlp£|re£ 4l(F)Tannai1 nail polish, hair pidc, h a irc im b s 43. (F) Larg.arge dress, picture lesideiits inin need ^ book of farm ananim i als 44. (F) Piercecreed earrings, stxiffed m vrntH M rn animal, bead necklacenec 45. (F) Silkk flowers,H( size 8 slip- .Tbrottghoat louthiIth e m idi|a,o, pers, large sweat/eater 46. (F) Picturcture book of flowers, ndoof n o plwing 81 red nail polish,h. rcred lip stick SoDM. of dkm need youyourbalp. 47. (F) Sock:>cks, peach lotion, peach perfum e •IbBliiliJlanoiaciiO^MnwIn 48. (F) Beadedided necklace, pretty tmMOmyOl hat, bracelet, photopho album at Klmbaily. . 50. (F) Hairir combs,c raspberry NtlIM ri^9 6 ^Ad(IiniscoAvfriB^in' lotion, raspberryJ iy perfum e TVrto^ThM wffliviUba^AQbfll 51. (F) Stuffeuffed animal, soda and Idaho pottto dli pop, cheese crackrackers. 52. (F) Tann ntnail polish, apple five Narivi frio miNww,TwsTKkiF*.Mifea nndn.N fw■*Mtar3t,200a •S i G i v i n gG ...... " T " '' ■ ' '-il' Giving>g ------— CcnUraMdtomOS29 booki powder, chocoUites 115 A and B - frfruit basket or nrlng a food drive tfarought^ cdlaneods itons. Hererebalist'of; after dnrwnne'; 21 to hdp needy familieslnI m needs for residents. IiItems can be Male,t, socks,k sweats (L)ftaftpr.. * Communityy Oasb0 Outreach is 21.21. M ale, m o d el toy tra in s tott juice (grape) t together, XXL westem shinflirt, 117-houseslipper« rs th e Mfini-Cassui in area. Doitationsans taken to the canter,r, 1729M nier Aave ations for the chil- ^ 118-magazines o f giftt ilitem s, food o r cash m ay bbe e Ave., Btiriey. F b r moaore Infonna' ’•Btole.ysodcs, w sm tpant^ dren of Em ilieses who^ Uve at the ocolates. nuts 22. M ale, size XXXL shirtsrts, 119 - l a i ^ printt 1book or mani- bnnight^ in b etw een 8:30 a jn . andtnd tion, can 67»9474. sette tq w pf counfty mu^(M mission and atte:ttend the church. ^ 22. . 6 p j aL Monday& tfarougb Saturday.lay.' Female, sweatpants t/aodcsb shirt and pants House needs induid u d e shavers a n d a aOCL a . sweatpants, socks, candyiciy, cure ts 120 - after shav*ive, newspaper ' There: winw also be magnets on canan Female, sweaqamtsS8;!:iJSss H eap- , , shaving cream , colcolognes, fadfll tis- wlthcfailiiildran’s names and needs., Femal^ bairspraray „ lotions^'V.- Female,: toys. Items can be , 23. Fem ale, big sparkly pinsi foifor subscription sue, food and toy 121 - s c a r f o r bandannabi for ■i-:-’ Fenale, taken to the missnission at 102 2nd ithes, chocolates, perfume 24. F em ale, la re e sw eater, bl{b ig h ead • Hhelping e Hands Christian1.^. ^ J.Fem aUlb , Iweatpanti St.. Rupert luts 1 2 2 -wntocrochchetwith Outreac . to Mal M ale, infant, size 6-9 m o i P ^ ' 132-fruit basket , Female^ fWeatiMmintsfL), hair- Male,(, s>s w e a tp a n ts (4X ), h e i ^ - . Male, age 16,.6, size 16 pants, ^ XXXLIogpng outfit , kerosane, and; coal; ttflet 28. F e m a le , m ed iu m size jofog* g 134 - LDS mateierial, upei or paper, ( i f i m - ■ phones large shirt, size lo10\ w shoes . 28- >ers books I ' ^ ^ ^ o o d Blale,pi(y picture ffame,swaatpanta^ Male, a^e 14,4, size 14 pants, lg outfit, loose socks» alippen 135-sweatO’,nob)buttons gtitwS large top, size 8 s^shoes e9.choatoes 29. Female, large size joffllnjdng ’ soap (as ^ ' lie, lodo^” pe ifi^ 'so a p , ’ Male, age 3. siz Mini-Ca t- ' ' ■ : i K ______ ■ r,'„- IIIPI ' " j v ^ . m ' ■, ■ ■ '' :.'FE/»EATURES I U i V*. X; 9 H V- ^ ' I' ' ifiiim’ ' ; .W iiw>m ifi,»,wHw*t» «fttt ettW ■ iw bifi jpf M> V fcSMtiMAifeM»bord*r,«»r. ootstde tlM town e( StM ba,t,Mixfee,Mty2«.TlM I ' " f » M terM tthlBttifM«^po«rid ig ^ be c a n M by tlw I ttolW M ttatn. ■; ■ • .1; '., -•■ ■ 7 ’ ‘ i T he 3 U N G EE S T ' • M anM ltaea«JoM ,lB,t^Ks for iMws of his faniflr after>r bbting arrMted to tnfliV to th re e days, aband L i ^ AlbeLo, vdio sufCenfered only = z = | | | ^ 9 SCTpCT a nd; bruises, was among S o n e d iiU re o h a r e a■niredat iri ■ f U b A A GI l C V A L L lEY th e d i d t a r barefoot a n diaohadiy ac REGIONALX MEDICAL CENNTER H l i ^ M blistered that the skin oathttbesoles - AH f o u n d INC. of their feet has pecleeled off, " 5 )ATION, ir P .O . b o3X: 223 1 • TW IN FAIALLS, IDAHO 6330}D 3 .2 2 3 t GtMtreroaaid “A lot come in crying, a n d oytng,** b e said. "U snafoaQytbe i n s ■ i Q * •i ^Silpp-: 5;. -: ' :• ' ft-12 TfcimNiwimn.1MaFMk,hMa 7tna«v.Nr,N«Mte2i,2002 ; ; F e a tURES i I MiM i li f p i v j j ^ ' ^ f ^ ' Features ; EVERETT, Wash.Wa (A P )-1(^1030 pjib.j,neiribQ' I Jieartr baU«cr d id of tfae secomrm/t shift at Booing- Ttrf BuCud Jewea .iotoBodniAai isn't about to ron•nmpnfir^ thnf ^'Renblibcandtonv . , ' a canvas dalum ij •paint^tilttcncff^adduptD«ft|)ound».tpjaiaaHiiir.pIo«gtfaa:te>ariM^ -^fleSfiiSSMfaew ®¥»\ tltW W ^ HavingjustdKdied his UuMpeckM covennHs,be^ piixiA-wdfi^ redswodplqg down andnndemeatfa tfaiB plqe^s : pfMottidtoo(tea^ Hlh^c- < 'Ell n ^ not about to wivax u poed^ over th e m a ^ c: ofo spi^> ras(oo.For ,aDai^itpioyl4e»idlap»tobe(».^:^sd t bi^.v S^adiBs.AftercadiMiott^^ £*•»«. bo in a coatirfBodag oh«« ,e lth tf. ativ^'pQUsb at . .^-^t^MOnaotttaeroqyAyBritw^rf aanked bpdie beat.in Ae bandar tb l^dc^rees Wasb. 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I . ’ . t w In'an attempt to fofoil cheap- . dorm or fr m ay c all 6780430 to fraternity, and it will w e’ve only lost a couple.” get the pointIt across,"ac Brun said, p m of SeService’s envi- ajraogele toI see tbe scoping docu- skates, ground^eepen:rs and hor- become as as pungent as a rotting Washington State uuses an In additionn totc the sktmk scent, ranineaipl assessm:smenr of rhe ment cicuJnuists at che net eighboring reindeer carcass.cai . obnoxious skunk mixtururc, said Idaho uses alnuhout a gallon of urine ejjpansiifl request.Jt. ]No,comple- Forestest Service workers will schools ere misting5 potential{ The point int Ls to prevent people grounds supervisor Kapp)py Enin. collected commimmercially from ca|>- don date for’the asscissessm^t has next pre;irepare an environmental Christmas trees withh the foul- from chop] }pping down fir, pine , T he .stink lasts about a mcnonth. tive coyotes.. It’s normally sold icj b'een set. Flock sa sm elly fluids. said, bur he assessmonent to analyte the effects a n d spruce::e trees on cam pus and Of course, the invisiblele protec- hunters andI tratrappers looking lo ^ R ) « ts it to l?e fin ii U n iv e rsity o f Id a h o nished by. wte of theI miningw proposal. That 10 horticul- using themm asi C hristm as trees. . ' tan i t only w orks if would-1d-bevan- mask their hui spring, depending t u r i s t D a v id R a u k th human scent, said ng in part on processs includeii a nhriew of the this, week “We useded to lose two or three, idais know it’s there. Idahiho posts C :^ Sdiroedcr,der, owner of M(»sco\v v ^ t issues are idententifled in the issues so used a hand-held sp surrounding the project iprayer to sometimes!s foj u r ev erg reen tre e s warning ' signs and WSU ocontacts Hide and Fur,ur, where Brun anti ^ M re s s . a n d tb e idwtificadon'I of s i^ i- ^ t z 161 tre e s on th e5 ccampus in a year, righ ight before Christmas th i e m edia. R a u k do somle e holidayhr shopping. r.“We value thei rireview ahd ' cant'issuisues tfaat'Will drive alter- im ut by the public,”c,” Flock said. n ad v esi a ai nd th e re st of th e assess- “^ v e n th o u g h w er hihave a good ment. Female pritison ___ _ ' S mVIOKERS’ O UT I P O S T _ _ interdisciplinaryf team of In theijleir initial review, Forest resource specialistssts analyzing Servicepi^ personnel have Identifietl this proposal;' we dordon’t have all a numberjer'of project issues which populationtl „. th e answ ers.” ' w ill b e addreuedad in the environ- 1 The ' proposed1 expansioni . mentala^sessmenc a« includes two newJW quarries, ' Thosee In li dude: is on the riiise' ^ involving 5.7 acres. An additional • Possiltsible damages to cultural BOISE (AP) - The numberm of t I e : ' = N acres «f laxid w ouldId 1be involved resourcese s in th e area. M ost of the women in Idaho pri•ris o n s is to provide 8,000 lintlinear feet of area propoposed for expansion has cx p ected to grow b y 18 percen t A nw or upgraded acaicccss road. If undergonione.a cultural survey; annually, promptin{n g s ta te t^c expansion is ap ects to threatened, endan- approved as • Effea Department of Correctction offi- requested, the totaltal operation gered andam sensitive plant and ^ 5 M 'i d a is to suggest m ore cor W uI4^^^ye-J7 acre:7es of nation- animal spsp< e d e s. T he 1998 biologi- x>mmtuiity B j h ^ D K n It f l i ’ treatment jirbgrams for'ir wonieh. -col assess]issment and evaluation is Department uolyst't^ The new sitei'woulduld bc named now beinjling revised. Flock said. ^ g SaU ' S B IB H predicts the 18 percentIt increase Vertical Cloud andnd Sunshine However,;r, the revisions won’t be for th e n ex t fo u r years. 1 dou- East. Vertical CloudJd would dis- ' completeste until late spring b le th e a v erag e in creasese tarb 2^1 acres andnd Sunshine because; somesc plants ore idmtiC- ed for the miale prison>n popula- East wotlld disturb 2.8;2.8 acres. ab le onlylyin I the spring, •The aiitent quarryrry is named • Walelter quality conterns. _ tion. -'-.v.i'': . ' ^ ^ a t c tKe Dove Creek OOperation. Water qu£ ------.Alr^ady^a^^PM b luality could be a£j|cW - orW eflons Oakley Stqne offid^ah now oper- by erosionon from the quaniis and i}6dget’ciitBadc^''i}te cor ' d^artiU eht'has laid off dozens four quarries on^f{'national for* roads. of prison workers. Depi qQ lan o i^ch were! permiltedpe in • Seepsps and springs could be o ffid a ls w arn ed s ta te leaderslei in t t ^ 1960s* th o s e q uarrie arr s a re sit- affected1 by bj th e work. October that Idaho’s j iflited oh 83 acres. Th s p ris o n s The existing • The! possibilityp of limiting would reach maximum ( ^ ratio n is located on Jhe south public accessaci to the area and | 1 capacity *^12 by the end of 2002, andd ,inmates . •' sjde of the mountainain range in increasedd vehicley and equipment would have to be placeded in out- - .. .-.j , c ^ n sage*tmd low bn brush range- tniffic. of-state prisons. lahd in'*;|h area wi with many • Somene concern has been ' Compounding the prot springs aifd seeps. Another Ai 12 raised abobout the storage of haz- ., ' th e ex p ccted increase of w om en acres on private landd ooutside the ardous mat naterials and fuel on site. prisoners j - most of whomim w ill bc fdrest boundary have ve also been ------sen ten ced fo r nonviolentnt crim es. A n«w sm okan' (tfsturbed ra m ine the stone.st S/ic& y R in ' room Is soen outside the NaN a^da Leglilatlva Building In1 (Carton City, Nev., Monday. Tho hoatcd bus-stop- I Ridenour is editor of The “Drug crimes are the i ;
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