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s M - . I Agentsts ; I W e a t o e r GeString rej^adyfor Today:: M ostly ------i - sunny andan breezy I I foil mal a j o r I , with north- lieg e-iiin colleg;e ▼ w est winvinds increasing to lS-30 m r i n g I 83. Mostly clear tonigSl'Sf' Remnedial courses;s gain attenticion B dmgri 4 9. P a g .A 2 ir Sandmann ' bibefore they plunge into cocollege- M w rtter acredit courses. These pre-e-coUe- ^ A uthorities;a r r e s t H ------gjgiate courses are not ne>^3w, b u t _^ey are gaining mwe attetendon, ____ M a g ic -Va ll1.EY i ______I ™ ?FALLS / - M ore students th S - -reputedJdni n g p i n B are headinjling tb college than ever ajas taxpayers an^polTcy-iriinalccr^ before, andmd m any, including hun- wwant more informationI i a b o u t ^ Knight RkMwNtwi ServiceSer ______f College of Southern their tl need, effectivenesi Idaho studiudents, are turning to a ctcost. SLJ WASHINGTON - A Colombian ' The State Board of EducIucation L___ growing segmentsc of higher edu- _ drug kingpin who usedued an arm ada iMMCAiroa/ntTtaM* d[rawing ra national atten- fcfor th e first tim e is asking;Idaho’.s I( of 10 commercialI freightersfrc to publicP' colleges and univei C .ll«..is.uth.,hem Idaho students Arthur Perhierham and David Olivarez Jr. spen«nt ship 68 tons of cocaircaine to South I^H are taking classes in to tc b reak out th e num ber of T h e y a r this summer bniihuihing up on their Engllih andd writingwi ikllls. Perhem Is retumiiming Florida and Europeope is under basic EngLiglish, math and writing arrest, federal dndrug agents I^H Please see COU£QE. Pf IiIvan De La SalRwn celebration:n: People] Vega, 48, by policee in Venezuela gathered « Redfish]shL ake as cutting off “thele hhead of the SaturdiO' to lea m mom ore about snake,” and said ilI w:was a “ m ajor salm on. blow” to the Colomlombian drug trade, which e x ^ nis s aan estim ated P age^i 300 toas of cocaine! eaceacli year. ]P a r t i p k a n s Over the past threihree years, De Where there's smokeB ke:lt’s La Vega’s ring bougl;lughi or leased been'a year since theth e sm oke mostly Greek frei^K^ l e r s lo tran.s> /Vilson Gulch | | a | H port drugs in hlddeiiden compart- I^H cleared from th e W il ments from H re south of Oakleyey an d now the coast of Relat(lated story - | H there’s a debate overb«r whether Colombia to rehabilitation is goinoing as it Miami, Fort i should. Lauderdale ------PageBl and such Europeai?ean por>.s ns Amsterdam, authoritieirities said. The ships would.lid hover 100 miles off the Coloinhi:nhian coast and M o n e y reccive their illegalgal cargo from )^H high-powered cigaiigarette boats |H | « si>eeding from ju ni^e ^ e manufactur- ing plants along thele shore.sh Crews of the freipreighters were paid from S30.1XH)I for the captain to S3,000 for deck harhands to smiig- gle the dnigs, accordiording to seized logs. M ost Ilf th e Clcocaine waS’ *• delivired to l-^irope,;pe, a more prof- t itablc markei whenhere the street _ price of a kilognmiII is SSO.OtK). ; lh e Going Up: 5? ' same a;nount cost:osis S1.700 in Colombia and S2S525.000 in the u p h i y p r i c ^ & United States, agents;ntss:itd. ' r PageDl f U.S. C ustom s CoiCommissioner ) I- ■ w Raymond W. Kellyliy s said tlie ring in was unique becauseuse of the "stag- F a m ii.y L if f B gering amount” of)f didrugs - worth ■ 53 billion on the streetreet - that were Season of renewal;ll: FI air dn ie I B j lieiiig .sliippcd and;l thethi “expansive is a sp e d a l tim e foro r <4-H fami- |n reach” of the organiHanization to 12 lies countries: Colombia,ibia. th e U nited PageEl S States, Albania, lieig 9 Greece, Italy, tiiele NNetherlands, Panama. Spain. Grea!reai Britain and SPOR’I'S team cawo/Tx t» w n». Venezuela. Venezueiiin auihoilhoriiies arresi- M on of ShsplM AtsoclatM, a plaplanning, urban design and landndicap« archltecturo firm In BoiBoulder, Colo., ]ots down Markrk Alexander’sA suggestions for NFL 2 0 0 0 : L eam soisomething ^ I ed De Lji Vega onin AAug. 16 along make RIvfif Canyon North Rim ProjProject. Alexander, president ofol the Magic Valioy Machi™I AsAssociation, was one of tho peoplepeo who attended a special you d id n 't know aboibout your *"eSnal with Luis Antonionio Navia, a the prelect. Colombian descril>eclilKici as a “ major favorite pro footballlall team in house on Saturday to dlscuis tha investor” wim was wanted on om- preview of the2 e 2 0 0 0 N F L prior drug traffickiiieking charges in season. the U nited States. FPages 04-5 Pk canyon’ss north riiim move: forwarc handed over to :oject for c The pair was harin Miami three U.S. auth o rities ere in they were thithe aquifer lying beneat O p i n i o n ,. . . ByBranckndon Fiala planning effort. said. . . . days later wherevspiring lo traffic I'he tourism associatioion is pay- Some peoplople who used to ride which wh supplies much of the c charged witli conspiii ^ i n g held wilh- You gotta give a llttilittle: Why ing for the consultant:Its w ith a horses on hetlie north rim now ride wawater, said Christa Stumpf,: i cocame. They areuthorities bei waited * b e c a u s e o f p e o p le ronmental roi planner for Sci« are county officials;lls struggling xwiNN FALLS - Recreationists $90,000 grant froi•om the elsewhere b out Iwnd. U.S. authipolice to raid a Applications Internatii to m ake financialI eiends m eet met withith N orth Rim Project plan- Environmental Prerotection shooting guns gi in the area, Ai for Venezuelan withpol nion- than id. Cefore annoiindng ll asks. ' SnakeIR]'lliv e r C ^ y o n east of U.S. tourism association presiisident. ation uses toto minimize conflict, ispects, including today’s editorial ask protect th e aquifer, she s;iid.would Another 41 suspeof Ihe freighters oy 9 3 . The association is a, nnonprofit said Ann Moss,Mn lead landscape P'"' Park planners will retur crew members ofinized t: crim e fig- PageA14 ;8,000-Bcre park site, locnt- organization and isn’t; aaffiliated designer orfor Shapins Associates October with prelimiiurn in a„j Greek organiziirrested in sc'venil; ;tween the canyon and wilh the Cross Roads R:Ranch pro- of Colorado,lo, w hich is doing the designs. A final plan will lin hi a ry ures have l)cen arre>ities s;iiii. S ectio n BY' SECTIONs I n te r sstate ta 84, would organize ject. King said. landscape• design.d A shooiing Planners held an opcpen house range mightilt beI built, along wiiii ‘s*ished by the end of tiie hej fin- countries, auiliiii.•ar itie: investij;aiion;- ng recreation uses, said Mosssjiid. : year. Over a two-yearmns i of i-maine, Preister, anthropologist for Saturday to hear idea»as on the trails, canyon^on overiooks and pic- Section A SeiSection C Planners have yet to de m ore th a n 2-J ton>1 billion, were. park from the communit;lity. nic sites, sliele said. j , j Weather . . . . 2 Spoijpofts ... .1-8 Jamess Kent Associates of who will m anage the park decideor worth about Sl,'e b siiips iii-adcd: ; that they "This villwil definitely be a Coloradoido. “The main thing is t or who seized from fiveiropean s purts by i Nation ...3 -1 1 rim to look wildernessss park.” Moss said. will p.iy for its constructioni ister is one of several con- didn’t want the north rir Hi King for U.S. and Europug Enforcement eistersaid. “Facilitydevelopment de will be Siiid. World . . .12-12 S e tits hired by tho South like the soulh rim,” Prei "One part of the plan a Customs. Drugoast I Guard task dsting land minimal. It: will wi still b e a desert." Opinion ..14-15 MonJoney , , . .1-5 c e n tra•al l Idaho Tourism and People also wanted exis process is fig u rin g out hovinning Agency, and Coasiing llie deliver- were con- Besides organizingon rccreation Clas'lasslfied .6-24 ;R«crcat;ation ' Development uses to continue and \s ow it’s force moniloring d trash, he uses, the, pariark would help protect Please see PARK. Pa Section B Assodatiiation which is heading the cemed about guns nnd Page A2 ies. L o c a l...... 1 4 SeiSection E _ features. . .1-6 l " v . - | ^nother “ Obituaries . . .2 Feai Idaho blaze;iS prompt an Movies . . . .3,6 DeaDear A b b y ...2 J T jlotshot! . LS sho\^; their;stu ff ’ Idaho/West M Croi:rossw ord. . .2 closure for si ters • Con:ommu„lt,..4 state’s hunte iey can’t stop The Associated Presa______ 677-4Ct042 is bum- counlry by rag in g '
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Sunny on |H[laho a w eather 1 ast for rwon,Sunday. Aug. 27.2 7 . Crangeville m m m m La ^ Y ^ Mon•tonday writh highs in the „ agerm an m....55 ArAriz. Low, 33> at ^ ‘ TnWnidSOi. - 8«"und«y.Aus.27 I ae* 40* to* eoa TO* ioa laho Falb 83 52 _Truckm Calif. Z *ceu< dWeoa. N{y Kl Monday. Highs In the iJ im V alley m ....m 3.1 MOM. (ktchileria,allenu(p.drf i: 70^’0». ' Auinu&AlkTsyoE kbho. i ■>:c rhe Nation Cu 6 ------f = ------M n------ft -----^Eastern fctaho- Ubuquerque 90 “ “e's------•: , HJgji 83 Low: 48 V> \nchoraBc 57 42 ...Z MlanU . 90 67 :< p>rti>j»tiy do u d y and windy, , 7 5o»ton 79 62 : witlivith a slight chancc of Dticago 81 65 .04. iho\ihowcrs and afternoon Dallas 102 79 hundcrslorms. Mostly , c PWOOTB: ^ OffJenvtr 89 63 .O)- 5cs Molnw 90 69 ....r, uinr;unny cn Monday. 65 OaOOe*ceuW«W»»«r.lnc.______Muw STAnonMr Oeidelroll 81 ...... ' Ho-lonolulu 98 71 ^ Noithem ldahch o < rioutton 98 71 0 0 E H ] G3 C E3 EEI ES li MUmI Beach 89 73 .17 J Mos'ttostly sunny on Monday. ^ 65 .28 !fvlcc .4 or 162.55 Mi 12. The vlllwaukcc 75 Tunc to the National Weather Scivk radio band at VHF-FM 162.4 oi Mlniteapollt 82 64 .33 IInternet address for Idaho Transport:Kxtatkm Department n»d nuports rs: Nc'Jew Orle.nm 96 77 ------' hthttpy/wMw.staie.id.us/itd^ia-fojd'iniinda.html '<d mildr conditions In ^5'St. Louit 88 75 > minutes P r m c Extreme Storms producedcd hail nearfy 2 inches In dlamc-no- East SalSail Lake Clly 85 70 tsconsin and carricd w inds up) to Utah, Nevada and Wyoryaning reported rain, and SatSan Francitco 70 56 ______(er in western Wise 59 .Of im- Ilash flood watches were/cre posted for western Seaiilc 60 : NorihemNevaK K S a g 90 m ph in the Min^nneapolls area. The gusts dam- Spokane 75 55 — aged planes andid buildings at an airport andind Colorado. Conditions were/ere ^ in the rest of the ^Washingion 85 65 A H?s» 82 low; 51 Sumn te e today? 8 2} p.m. dow ned frees and1 ppow er lines. West, with temperaruress inii tbe 90s through tbe y«t'uma 106 85 ^ A ^ — MosMutfy tunny and windy, Sunrin i x tomorrow: b:S6a.m. The thunderstororms weakened Saturday after-ler- Desert Southwest s In the lower 48 stales pCanadian Cities • wwith itl a slight chancc of Lumn a r p h a tn Naw. Aug. 29: first quarte noon as they movcczed eastward. Midday temperatures In Calgary 03 • shoihowcrs. W/armcr on Sopt.spt. 5. full. S e p t 13; last quarter, Sopt.Sot 21. ^ storm syslemm also extended from northernern Saturday rangra from a1 hihigh of 100 desrees in Montreal 81 u ‘i Wxtday. Alabama a n a Missi;isissippi and inlo Missouri, Illinoiswis Cage, Okla., to a low of 37137 degrees in Stanley. Toiroronlo 80 59 cdy’ ; Vancouver 72 60 cdy. I Unitedd Airlines5 reaches U.S. tea]im leads investigaii Ition into Gulf Airr (crash MANAMA, Bahrainin (AP) - perished, AAirbus 320, flying from Cairo,C with scraps. Mobitobile phones j^d Aviation experts begann ani inves- The Uniteited States is leading crasheda Wednesday in neat:ar-per- clothing bobbedbed in the water, j settlennnent with1 pilots tigation Saturday intoI thtl e crash th e team ofif mn ore th a n 20 inspec- feet fe conditions just off BahiLhrain’s a l t h o u g m ost st ofo the personal of Gulf Air Flight 072,0oynmining to rs from BalBahrain, F rance, Egypt c a o a st effects had beeileen retrieved'Iby s team divers from Bahnahrain a n d th e D.S. : CHICAGO (AP)P) - United United'ed’s labor problem s began the plane's tail that stillill juts out and Oman.I. Their1 job will be to An eight-man advance i jgraph- Navy’s Slh Fleet,eet, which is head- : Airlines and its pilotilots reached a this spriiring when the contract of the sea like a graves«stone for piece togetlether clues from the beganhi iturday by photogi ittered quartered in Bahrlahrain. , *. tentative agreementmt Saturday in with itss 10,0001' pilots came up for the 143-passengers andI ccrew who wreckageto to determine why the ing ir an expanse of sea litt a contract dispute tb£that forced the , renev^0 . ■ > world’s largest airlirrline to cancel Pilotsts began refusing to fly Z or delay thousands5 of flights. overtimeme, which they are enti* College I The two sides metoet around-the- tied to do,dc a n d ^ t caused chaos Z clock over the pastlast two days, with United'* Ur already-tight CwUnuea fromAl the resultsIts to recommend uates ua could be minimuma Ihigh mic performancance, to enroll, ^ guided by the Nation]ional Mediation schedule,lie. The pQots say the air- courses taken by adults retimiingn whether studeidents should tak e th e school sd graduation requirem•ments Nationwide, onn average,a> 50 per- nts for cent of communiunity college stu- > Board. The key issuesues remaining line haslas long failed to hire to college - and by studentsst pre startart immediately with college. co College entrance: en the least one remedia:dial class, and the. - pay. packed1 schedule.s< year after high schoolII gradua-i coUege coursarses, but if they dp, dards da are higher than even school percentage hasis ninot changed sig A spokesman for the pilots, Unitede d h as canceled thousands tion. The state also wwants to they are askeciced to sign a waiver. newly ne adoptM state h i^ sc I up to nificantly overner the past two 1 Herb Hunter wouldlid not provide of flightsIts this sum m er and h a d an know how many studerents com- “The key’ is is to start them out at graduation gr standards. It’s u «searchers John E. ; any details of thele iagreement, abysmalal on-time record. United plete the courses andI advances a level wherere we predict they can students sti to prepare thems(iselves decades, said resei > more Roueche and Suarluanne D. Roueciie > which he said is reiretroactive to apolo^ized in newspaper ads and successfully to coUege-le\evei dass- be successfulful," said Lynn Irons, for fo; collcge by taking the r lort, titled, “High 2 April 12. w ith a televisiontel commerdal director of CSI's Academic advanced ad h i^ school couoursos in a 1999 report, es. h Performance, T h e C o lle g e o f SoSouthern Developmenent Center that pro- th th a t exceed m inim um ^ d uluation i Stakes, High ! Making Remediledial Education Idaho's first look at thes inumb^ vides a varieriety of student assis- requirements. re found the following: tance serviciices, including basic Eventually, the gap bei>‘iween Work.” 5S. leavingl a h l^ school and staitarting ' Offering pre->re-college level jPark _ • I d all, 1,486 studenents first- skills da^ . c o U ^ e will need to b e addrcIress^ courses at collegeleges is controver- time CSI students tooklk p re col- , E m o m n gg studentss in college- co ^ ContlnuMi from Al as g raduation stan d ard s ev'svolve, sial nationwide.e. S^m e states are neededi ffrom the Perrine Bridge lege level classes duringg ithe 1997 level dasses«s without adequate as • going to b e financed%d and how it’s to Shosl;3shone Falls because of 4,800 tuU- p re p a ra u o n is i costly, and it dis- D D< o ^ n said. questioning whetJhether the classes, academ ic year. N early 4, )t have particularly clasclasses for recent ' going to be manainaged,” King trash. and part-time studeni lem from sticking with The State Board does not imount high school gradu-aduates, belong in I - said. O v err the t last decade, Irwin enrolled at CSI in 1997. I Jerry Beck, CSTs vice a astatewide tally for the am if instruction. of of money Idaho spends set«rving colleges at all. 2 “It’s pretty appar^parent th a t tb e said h es hashi removed tons of trash • Of these. 874 studeilen u w ere odson, chief academic under-prepared ur students inir col- But Robert McMcCabe, a senior Z land will becomete 1BLM land,” from thehe canyon. recen t high s ^ o o l gradu{luates.n«! lege. fellow with the thi League for P re iste r said. But th| eople a re th at irresponsi- English, which directly : bly be awhile befoiefore construc- ble, the S i CSI ^ 9 292 percent of students estim es ates of about Sl bi'billion McCabe, formiirmer presidentlSf hen a fence won’t stop first-year college class - tion begins, Preister hou^t the placement aimually, ar or less than 1 peijercent Miami-Dade ComCommunity CoUejl^ tersaid. them,”,” Alexander said, remaining students toe Z **I d o n ’t th in k bi ■ately assessed their of oi higher education expependi- also says thehe kindergart|Sh : building will Restricticting car access to the remedial classes. Z h a p p e n next year,” Ihe said. “But canyon ri I p lacem ent test devel- tures. tii Some educators argugue it’s through 12th-grad a rim might work, he ^ d . Of th e students who to plan will allow Alexai C r Inc., known for its . well wi worth the cost, considiidering enormous mounts^tain to dimb. ^ : having a master pla xander, president df the mediate algebra or deve : us to shop for dolllollars and get Magic: Valley\ Trail Machine trance exams, that all that th the alternative is unslisldlled said a littie morelOre than 1 miUitm tal English, half o: post-secondary schools- w orkers. students eve^-y y ear nationw ide A ssodatiiation, s^d the park could advanced to first-year■>'V“ ste s m g to use. “You’ve got to be educatiated to need remedialal owm»au.iu . n u m m » 5 « KUil uib«erip(kMi muuItu bet paid In advance |egi| noticac a will be publlihcd. LOTTERY WEATHER f OR LOCAL LOTTERY S and tre •villible onlylly where« delivery it Poiim>aitcr, aii please tend change of SPORT Auoufl».2(ao ^ . oot nuOnUined. Mail ralea:me All idaho nUMi addreu formorm io: P.O. Box MB. IV in Fallt. 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(AP) - An C4UarMlM.MMi*K m )f Coors Brewing Co. wrong sviritdi and sent w|«|Ktari.«f«rclaaM, Ions of beer into a infMmimktfmmmkahSifraaiMrWi. L^ l ’ ng thousands of fish ing health warnings, Get a BACK-TO-SCHIHOOL Back PackI HB r, which was in fer- iks, washed through a 0on% .95»ftt Mrrf-ScbflNk'^ortm ^ •r treatment plant ing up in Qear Creek , said Coors spokes- • UiM .N i t a B M ^ • tntMtt■twftti— Itw Um * nec St. Clair. Tlie fish BmmtMi • ta^■■illrtu • tLOm • m * jbJm m • TMMlififlieMaala*^ cated from th e alcohol • M M r t • DaMi Di • \mmMtaMCMtlMlcM her things - produced • n v * UiUMkBMMtn s. • M i a • iiiiiipiiiliiiiitT Ml Oar’^MoclFala'’An e idy made a mistake,” • tmm • nliwo Co«v^/tfrtlHnlrMcsdM • ■ggaOiwHwi • ||n rttlf PfMlI We're trying to trock t S S S X p y v f I860 Kimberiy•HyTCT ipen again.” —MRVE orado Department of , Idaho Uth advised residents p ee 734-95(560 WhK« Knoll fooUwII pIi)players W lRiton H am im nd, nutnlJtnber 67, and T.R. Ka£maler, nutniwrnur 31. bow their heads wit sntact with the creek I/I/S - FAX 733-54C•5402 tMmmatM m thc (nvocivocatlon It given s t Batetl>urH•S-Leesvllle Panther Football Stadli:adlum, In B stetburgleetville, S B brew ery because of a •rial risk. ^V m srMTwr . “Tfw ContTnlmcrr Itll IMcfIm”I Friday. G O LD EN , employee of ( flipped the wri School)ls defy UJ.S. Supreeme CouI 77,500 galloi creek, kiUing a nd prompting B 9 New T h e b e e r, by hol(Iding foot)tball fieldd prayers m enting tanks ■ H TecHmix)GY wastewater O(TERS BATESBURG-LI•L E E S V IL L E , H ig h School Sc football game, two families, one Cath' before ending S.C. (AP) - Undauiaunted by the r- Severalal people from other one Mormon, who chall o n F rid a y , sj Hope possibility of ta lawsuit, churchesies, who formed a protest school policy of letting w om an Aime< Batesburg'Leesvitvitle High ^upcalcalled “W e Still Pray," par elect someone to lead tl likely suffocat School’s student bo(body president tidpated,ed. diction. - am ong othei / / finuf problrma took thc Riicrophonc3ne in the stadi- “I wanan ted to com e and support The court, which rulec in th e tanks. um press box a n d saiisaid a prayer as prayer,”r,” Schultz said. “I’m con- trict’s policy of allowing “ Som ebody arcratuing footbal] fans stoodi siisilently. cemedj forf. all the young people dent-led prayers violoted she said. “W« chronic headacht s Other ^ools aaciCTOSS the coun- here.” stitutionally required sc ___ d o w n h o w i n try - mainly in lhehe Bible Belt - In Sea>earcy. Ark., members of of government, wrote; ‘ doesn't happe other 7 3 2 - 00 7 0 0 faced the same dilelilemma Friday the scho:hooI board voted to let a in the Constitution ... [ The Colors Toll Freo 1-877-J77-MD-SINUS t any puHic school studi you purchase a as the first high sdsdiool football nonprofiofit interdenominational Public Healtl iymploms, you'U games of thc seaieason began: group holdho prayers around a sta- voluntarily praying atvith • other to avoid cont whether to continuen u e a trad itio n diiim fla(flag pole before h i^ school before, during or after, tlS.C., on south of th cWool b Jacket be relii>vcd to knc The Sinuss to speak before libertiesies Union’s South Carolina Leesville, the key word "Idaho's First■st D, e d ic a te d 1 ’•■^ckoff. branchh tto express conccm about ing prayers was “volis *■ N a s a l & S inInus u Clinic” ' problems. Make .* '• “rm glad the tradradition will be th e “vok■oluntary” p ray er before theI School board members ; cholic and Parllcipalinglg PlProvider or 1 •‘•ible to continue,”I,” said student Batesbuburg-Leesville game, said1 believe students steppi yoiir n/)/)^inf(npn Medicare. MedlcaUcald. Blue CrtiuM, v''body president Kimilmi Boozer. LaVememe Neal, executive director pray on th eir own - everillenged a IDLETON Blue Shield.td.TH Care g students •pv xgrry Schultz,:, a member of ofthegngroup. school’s public address fcyMH -Mn Falli734-9665. •R efo rm a tio n PiPresbyterian The5 SupremeS Court’s ruling; won’t ru n afoul of th e c jnty fairs store HoHours: !YE EXAMSf Fair wc Mondfly-Fr/dflvtv 11:00-5:00I /e-in . f i ■n Closea Saturdaylay & Sunday AVAILABLE our Twin SAME DAY ^ 1 4 4 0 Blue Lal,akes Blvd. N. \ h o j y S BLUE-LAKES BLVD. N .; W l l C / 734-6- 6 6 6 0 734-3937 A l l l c Across fromn AAmeriTel & ^>W IN FALLS j M ..J , .of Twin Fa] Gary’s Westiaslland Motors 7 ^ I ' Thill Niwi,TWh MlF*,IMn My,Ai««t27,Waooo ------—J , ■.— i ' W e s t Li^tnirigsisparfcsfifctti w ll w i 1 LwJ m to acCtion ' * TOQUER'VnXE, Utah [A(A P )- Interstate 15 y light- Toquerrilleaaar th«;A^i>p- ' m crew's dose call on A fire apparently caused by 1 P O C A T E L L O (AP) - joined1 firefightersf from the Land Management. A Sho-Ban I wflda- UtAline. onahine F ire caused a ning burned a portion of a vri ' Shoshone>Bannockc firefii crew s are B ureauI ofol I n d i ^ A ffairs and th e “I think it refle c u o n thetl crews Idaho’s Moon Itional Firefightersiv^hlUngi^ . ai the tribal firefight- ness within the Dixie Nad ; b ack in action, foUo'lUowing paper* Salish,, Kootenai, ] and Pend a great, deal,” said Danford C rift between ------th e are a o n ^ t u n " Donn, Sho-Ban wildlandrtd"coordl-— err'affd'thehe-BureaxroM;and ------\ %vork gUtches that: keptke them off Oreille tribes.tri Forest offidals said Satuturday copter and an airair i attadoM nator. :nt. Then, lost records . ‘ the interagenc^r dispaspatch list. Richarlard Janssen, spokesman th e fir® covered 10 to 20 ateres o of th e flam es firomnabove. al -• ■I'-■ “Because of the slisituation forced mostt oo f th e crew bosses to T he F o rt HaU Reservation ese sent for thosejse northern tribes, said oak and manzanita brush,t abouta The fire wasisbeH bl e^tohiJ^ dealing with the safetety issue be pulled frofrom the dispatch Ust Sho-Ban wildlandsIs fifire crews to anotherT Sho-BanS crew headed to four miles northwesc ofof the startedFHd^. blazes on Montana'na's Flathead the Rocockland area to fight we’re kind of lookeied down for retralnlnjling. Idling a% ui 200 1 Indian Reservadon.on. There they regionalal firesI w ith th e B ureau of upon." firefighters.u ■ . - , - '.A HotshoO t s ______ContlnutdframAl blown out of contro exploding from 80 acres to 2,00(,000 acres. There is some d a n ^ thatat ithe fire could Nm m O CMr Nm> Lmm . "ill ' ■ ' march up the Galliallatin Canyon through the resort towntov of Big Sky, H o m e o w n ^'s w ith m oney wornesv , , v Ireds of houses consuming hundrei fo r low -interesi ______along the way. ___ may qualify i est loans crtfw uru hw*! lU - i;ocanender l j loosens l u requtntremcnts rfcciciwlltrSeJf-empkmptoyed? Late bo o k ------! stop it. ftjAif homeowners wbo need1 moneyi payments? f’inancisli:i^ problems? Medij; I They arrive on a T uesday night, m caf bilU? IRS liens?:ns? Bankmptcy? /T I driving th e 175 milesiles from H d en a Have you been turned dowiwn for Q doesn't m atter! in three Chevrolett SuburbansSi and loan? Do you need more thantSIO.OOO S Ifyou a rea homecimeowner wilh tuffi-' a fire supply truck,ck. They set up for any reason? Are you poyin,ing more cieni eciuity. there's:'s an excellent chancc cam p in a ten t d tyy thatth has sprung than 10% inierest on any othcher loans you will qualify for a loan— usucllf up alon^ide U.S.. 21267 to manage or credit cards? wilhin 4 8 hours. and on- You can flnd out>ut overo the phono-i- the firefighting effon If you arc o homeowner a swered 'yes' lo any of ihcsc cjucluestions. and free of charge-rge—if you ciualify. Among th e 200I pcpeople dedicat- thcv can lell you over the phohone and Stone Castlc Home:ne ILoans is license^ .ey are the crew ed to the fire, they w iihoul obligalion if you qualililify. by the Idaho Departnartment of nnoncef^ w idi th e m ost trainirining and experi* High crcdiicanl debt? Les5-ththan-pcr- l.«K M 79-4858,cxte x t 171______A ence. Early the nextext moming they go to work diggingigfireUneinan i effon to contain thhe e iblaze. They cut trees, dtd e a r brush and scrape off topsoil in a strip, tiying I to deprive the bla«laze of fuel as it advances throughigh the forest. E v entually, th e fir«fire will be siu-* . ' rounded by an unbuiburnable ring. Every crew digsgs fire1 line. I t is the most basic tacticrtic wildland fire- fighters have. Butt th e H otshots do it faster, b e tte r a nid d under » tougher. IBBBB conditions than othei[her crews. “They go intoI anar area where u,!,-, u Io a HoUhoU firafighter Andrew CheChester looka at a pu>ln{ hellcticoptar deep In the Qallstin Ns fow l you're convinced diere’stht no way a \ „ . It,V said Linda We*IYdyellowBtoM, M t, Friday. th line can be built,! Ol ; W illiam s, an infomormation officer on another Montartana fire, about • n touch him. distinct line ve to watch ing green fo her Hotshot crews,ws. •‘T hirty min- - > “The 20 of you have th utes later they’vee cdeared every- i •: each others’ backs,”,” he said. of charred (f \ t h i ^ a nd built a wicwide line. I don’t ■5B S0! [ “That’s your insurance."J." and a few a think people realilalize that what i The dangers are moren than The Hot: they do is luckbreokeaking labor.” f physical. T he hours andid tra v d can along th e fi y The U.S. governernment has 70 ' take their toll. saws to cut t H otshot crews aroun3und the country, i jS S S 5 “My wife used to bee ;a firefight- pickax-like i Elkhornn b ased m ostly in the th' West. Most er, so she knows whchat the job hack out rc work for th e U.S.>. FForest Service, , ^ entails," said squad leaiiader Shawn scrape the I O i but a few belong to tlie Bureau of ! • ’ Pearson of Coeur d’Alerene, Idaho, a and McQou Land Management,nt, Natiorial Park m em ber o f an Idaho HoSotshot crew double-edgi I Service, Indian tribeibes and states. helicoptjpters and perfomi the riskyy wortog in Montana.. ‘“But I can row of teeth Bigwood Ordinary crewss m ay only spend backburoums that are meant to stopP really only pick aboutIt five or sbc B u t a lit a few months orr wweeks fighting an advaivandng.fire by consuming6 days since May that TvPve spent at humidity d Golf Coursei e m m fire, mostly near• hchome. Hwshois *he fueuel out ahead of it. Somee home.” tem pera tui ] w ork th e en tire fire season, from Hotshotlots are trained to use explo-> “My daughter justt turnedi 9,” start to flan May as late as Nowfovember, and go ?vestoto blast a fire line when there■® said hotshot Gleim Tingn^ey, also of ling sound i wherever they aree mneeded. isnjtencenough time to dig one. Coour d’Alene. TiVe beenbl to one rushes'upwNational Forest near ^ , The same 20 peopeople work and . Jpee jobj can sometimes be ter- ^ birthday, of hers becaususe it falls io .flames. I live together consonstantly. They n ^ glg. . In northw estem M ontanaa the summer." ; “It’s nice V weeks ago, Chester says,s. The Heleno team’ss ffire seascm - dose,” Ches I camp out cither in busy military-' '' ine in the forest separat- tic winds kept blowing the® began May 7, when a fiire set to By 2 o ’cl I style fire camps witwith mess trucks • erratic I forest from a wasteland and mobile lauhdriidries, or deep in f»re straightsti at the Hotshots, clear brush on the; Bandelier1 become t ly overrunning them threee National Monumentnt in New Hotshots•d st soil, smoldering logs th c w ild e rn e ss wiiwith nothing to nearly r crackling bonfires, J. Mexico blew out of com>ntrol, threat- packs, hike eat but MREs,, m ilitary meal otshots keep working Beinging overtaken by flam es is by*y ening nearby Los Alanamos. By the drive back packets. i fire front, using chain- It’s a tough job,b, iand crew boss ^ hc roost serious hazard con time it was controlled,d, 245 hom es line u p for ing a Hotshot. Every firefight- had been destroyed. a n d m ^iit e c trees and logs and then Larry Edwards hasha no time for fronting ce tools called Pulaslds to e r camimes a fireproof shelter that After Los Alamo[los it w as T hey’ll I whiners. : roots. After that, they >e set up like a pup ten t as the Colorado, then Idadaho, then tine for tw “Everybody that’s th; doing it ambes le line d ean with shovels signed up to do it,"I," 1he says. fla mies e s approach. But theI® Montana. Chester c a n ’t ev e n o f th eir woi pects are summed up in the B he’s f o u ^ t ' a.m . to atlouds, tools that look like On th c Une, heli c d « l ofTaTer. wc ask that you attend an cnloj Agriculture. Educiiucation. Engineering, and undergraduate] or as a I pretiuic' talet prcienutlon and « affordable housing piprogram s. You m ay cjualify (< taforroaUw f t minute * nop: Natural Resourceirces. Chech out our non-degree studcnt (non- CttM Com aititiff fnce. If maiTicd. ^ wife and betl matriculated). 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AM2T.2000 Vmtntm,T^TMiMs,IM« M N a t i o n AViVORLD 2^ Algerian o)officials ^Gllnto]5irpnstie democ€racyin~(oil^chlbutpoor)rNigeri3------resign fronom office----- tors who w illi b e both a check on, md and deprivation have made youry Ab u j a , M igerii (Al(A P )~ Caning- sions ALGIERS, Aig/Algeria (AP) - Nigeria **a pivot >oint on which and-e baiancmce to, executive reli-eligious-and ethnic divisii authority,"' C lin to n sa id . dee]ieeper,” C linton said. “But diahat is Wrestling to endnd a civil insur- Africa's futurture turns,” f one gency that has kiiledkill thousands Pffrf H<<« naHiwIrai Saturday to — polWcal-cultuItureTharwelcomes ------uniijnitedNlgeria-sllp-away.-;:r^ spirited debatsate without letting worivorld needs Nigeria to succeec«d.” Abdelaziz Bouteflik•flika faced a new set aside political1 acrimonyat so erian challenge Saturda;rday when his 8- Z ^dr ddzQos <*pt* lift thoisdves pdidcs becomeme a blood sport." The T speaker of the Niger PB ‘Ibe lawmakiakers, clad in agbada houlouse, Ghali Na’abba, saidd the month-old govemmmment resigned, - from poveny and i«daH>1nrion, ...... lindy Ibe presidentt acceptedact th e col Standing in the[he National -sQkytraditiotional robes of various parliament pari would try “genuir colors -,seemned e to take Clinton’s Uld and tenaciously” to uphold theirtl lecdve resignationion of his Cabinet Assembly cliambeiber before a after meetinglg with Prime •wood-paneled wall1 wiwith gold let- w ords as a mesnessage for Obasanjo, democracy. den who they sayay has treated them Clinton C and Obasanjo spspent Minister Atimedd BeBenbitour in th e tors reading “Unityity and Faith, . s immediately harshly sinc a b1 e tte r work* Benbitour, whoho h as been prim e Rg reladonship vrithith Obasanjo if U b approvingly or listening bitently. news nev conference afterward. 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Buah“hi sued News that Bush su Enterprise Rent-A-Car here-e ov er one w as h u rt anm d th e pcdicejErm l o c t K o rms ] oveir healthucareZlJL fender bender_invoIvinin g _ |iis__ not_called t^jhiJhe scene of the ____ . , Bush L daughter, according to legagalfU- Sept. 8,1998, acdtic d d ra L ™ Gore, ______da ings obtained by the NewV 'Y ork B u sh a ls o tried tri< to suegthe fll (A P)-Presi- desperatete asI it is fabricated," Gore Q H H H H ini DES MOINES, lown (. D ^ N e w s . wom an drivingi thtb e re n ta l a ^ b u t deodol rivals Al Gorere andi George spokesmaman Chris Lehane said to serve her with y of the RNC health care Lawyers familiar with TTexas was unable to s Biuh are locking hornsms over health Saturday c Ilings indicated. ey spend more on televi- iminsurance law said such a s u it papers, court filing ------core. wlth-Gore soeldngdug to build on ad. “They xssa ry------Bush campaigraign spokeswonum ------polls and the sion adv^rerti^g than prescriptkuis "wotildnonnally bcunnecei _ m om entum in th e pol would Mindy TUcker' relrefused to e x m ^ ' Bush camp launchingg itits first nega- drvgcover because Bush’s coverage vi 's^^am an Dan Bartlett have handled his costs, mim]mis th e th e ta s e Friday,y, sjsaying only: ^^The dve sd of the fall campeQpeign. Bush sp i Mrs. Bush ha^e a the polls sincc counteredred that the RNC Spot is dedeductible. “It’s more typic>ical to g o vernor a n d Mi Gore, gaining in the tm com- longstanding pollpolicy that th ^ do his mid'August nomiiminating con- merely aa responsei to Democratic just slip it to your insurance >d plans for a assaultsduduring the summer, ^ y , ” said Dallas lawyer.Hirhomas not comment on m atters inyoiv* .. v en tio n , an n o u n ced | hters.” weeiclong focus opp hhealth care “I woulluld note that the Dem- W o o in an . ing their daughtei where aides contendid Bush] is vul- ocrats hav«ave run something like $30 nerable because of “a fundamen- millionin in attack ads on Governor S ' ^ tal differcncc” betweeifeen thc two. Bush," Bartlett Ba said. “It's highly Seeking to counterter that. Bush hypocriticItical of them to call any- has begun airing a campaigncon com- thing we’ne’re doing negative." mercial touting hisis ance « ,C a/MW^Ian Step Dance • RockykyTopClosgerf;^ 1 ______rcfonn.‘’.says.the_RNCNC ad. which is T he BushBu health care ad uses \ b ; _ ...... , ------set to nir in nine statesites. “He’s push- cxccrptsTrfi=oia~KlrGOP convention------I, with the Republican ‘ ing a big-govemmentnt planf that lets ■ speech, Republican PretldantUI eamm dldate Texaa Ooir. OMMfa W.V. Boshi gaatnraa during RtgiJtratlon 4-7tw' •»OicWi«3rtSq«, n , 7 3 ^ iicrats interfere promisiniiing, “We will strengthen ^ 5 ^ 1 Washington burcaucn a joint newi confererice wWtth Mexican PretldM t-elM t Vlrtimncante Fox at walk-ln itgbtntton, {wfonnancc c with what your doctorlor Iprescribes.'’ Social SecuritySe« and Medicare for laa, Friday in Richardson, Texas.» s. While Bush aidesdes noted the the greatlatest generation and for Unlvertlty of Texas at Dallai • attack spot isn’t nmm byt them. «he generatioitions to come." b a ttle g ro u n d sta te s: Arkansas. Ai On Mwiday,iay, the Democrai plans Bush campaign has:as veto power The idadi is being introduced in nine Delaware, Louisiana. M ichigan. to launch a campaigncat trail offc^ve : Valley J ■ over RNC ads - whicrhich thc Texas of 21 stattates where the Bush cam- MikeBuhle:e r J o in s M ag icV Missouri, Ohio, Pennsnsylvania. on health care,ire, focuring LaborLi Day and the oa- ; tioned Gore's veracity.aty. miIUon.Tl, The Bush health care ad and in 17 states through WednInnday. dido^kickoflcoff of th e fall campaign. “This ad is as negiicgativc as it is critical[ RNCR spot overlap in nine V ice P resisident/Loan Offiffic e r ii I ^ ‘T m glad to be ab let?toputmy banking aqxriencetLtoworkjbr ^ lie in ey<^eofbehlolder i ; Benel^fits of ta3x plans 1 thc people of the Moi[agic Valley tl, j bove $92,500 a year - advantagtage of tax-free retirement incom e tax credit im der!T Gore but incomes abo' and also to be ablele to offer ll I • By Curt Andofson hey. pay the greatesi S accounts G ore is pushing, w ould rem ain on tax roll:ills. b e c a u se th e them th a t much foforgotten > The A noclated P rwM i sa v in g a all income taxes in i a x cut: $3,025. Except for the proposed p sharer of all ------Tolal tax item: Customer Servivice. Stop in increase in the standarord deduc- America, < - Rcpubllcnn The bottomb< line in this situa* igicl^jHey i WASHINGTON - tion for married coupleles. Gore's ‘TU fightIt Ifor middle proiwpi sal depend upon tax- payerss titaidng certain actions or more money from thet iprojected who most needne the anention and : right? . L C a C N M X E t : rters of the fed- dealinglg withv particular needs, budget surplus is avalaUable for the priorityIty placed on them,” MA< ; As usual in martei in a campaign speech it depends. It .In ancmother example, a single such prioi;}ties as educaiation, pay- Gore said in t . eral tax code, it i ing down public d eb t an'md shoring last week. much taxpayers workinging mother wiih two kids \ depends on how mu up Sodal Security and M ey have a house eamiijg!>g $30,000 a year would get Medicare. Ultimate]tely, the difference J com, whether they I But targeting the tt S or children and1 whatw they're • a $1,31(}10 tax ciit under Bush’s wn to political philoso- ■il A i m Dropping the 15 percent almost exclusively al pel ^ p l e m -a ^ ai le You Can Bank I doing in life. p la n .D l 1 and the Republicans People erence betw een ' incomele ttax ra te to 10 percent andi certain incom e group all favor a mo.nore straightforward ; The basic differei to claim th a t G ore's pliplar, would • th e two: anyone whovho pays incom e d o u bling lin the p'er-child credit surplus tax revenue to B 4iMain Stkc<' i essentially remove her only benefit a portion1 of( all tra- ijie people vv 222 Shoshone Street E. R taxes now would get money back would e : who pay it, regardless TVin Falls. Idaho 8330101 G o o d ming. g . Idaho 83330 .3 trillio n p lan , from inoincome tax rolls, pay ers - a n d only if ihthey make „(*eirincoicome level or life situa- » under Bush's $1.3 i r the right choices. I while Gore’s $500) billionbil proposal Gore'se’s plan could be similarly tion. T h at; hashi the added attrac- ) M 934-4-5555 lc in for, people generou•ous, but again only under "Thc sooU ed ’targeieited’ m c u of holdi,Iding dow n governm ent 736-2400 ; would only kick it argetedout in activities and certainn circumstances.c The single• means lhat some are tM ; engaged in cenain i , of tax relief,” Bush saidlid durirw a f below specified inconcomc levels. inolhcri2r could get a $1358 tax cut, 5 cam paign swing last weeeek. ( For exam ple, thhe e twoi proposals but ihatlat assum es she is attending ; Gore, on the other hailand, is able p Z would both cut taxeaxes for a couple commurluniiy college to claim the 1 to argue that ©ving an across-the-i I 5 earning $60,000 aa year> wilh two higherir education< tax credit and 1 P E i N r l _ ! 1 board reduction in laxax rates, as • children, but in muchmi different has herer kids in day care to daim t Bush would do, meanins that 60 • ways and dependinfling on a family’s the expxpanded child care crcdit 3 perccnt of the overallill Bush tax J choices, accordinglg to t calculations Gore isis proposing.i She would olso i cut would g s W taxpapayers with H • produced by the; GoreG' and Bush benefitfit from a higher earned r campaigns. ; U n d e r B u sh 's5 proposal, pi this . LOANS ; couple would eesee their income ■ tax rate fall from1 15 p crcent to 10 9 ^ ^ ■ ■ percent. The currtirrent $500 per- ti*----- ^ t child tax creditt wouldw rise to Log on to... www 5 $1,000 for each child.chi Assuming LOOANS M Oa>-«500 ; they itemize their;cir deductions- n MM. • most homeowners2rs do to deduct | • mongage interestSl - that amoimts • to a tax cut of $2,05(,050. Click:k on... 77 3 5 -0 8192 I Gore's plan worlforks differently. re would signifi- S u tto nI & S o n s* Phorone Applications WiWelcome • Fixed Incomelr Applicants ^ » cantly raise - instetstead of itemizing ______EEasy Monthly Payiy m e n ts I deductions. Theyy hhave one older Au to C( e n te r ; child in collcge,!e, so they claim H W H r l j p ; G o re’s p ro p o sed:d i tax credii for , " srgt J tu itio n a n d ex p entenses. And they |rotating bannerir Qridyisit onlihirie.... T • could get $2,000lO inii government I XT C J>1R E i s r ! I > matching fundsds if they take - 1 I i n F Y o u r n i ! 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'-'i~-along'on campaign. sviswings-with- — Vice President« sA1 Gore's running «orge W. Bush is likening-^ _ P o M •'■' Republican vice pre mate. Sen. Joeje Lieberman, aver- ampaign to thal of Mexici InlxM ’ "nominee Dick Cheneyiey must pay age about 10 ml resident-elect Vicente Fox, si id the American taore than doublei whatvi they said, “is becausause we're proud of esting a similarity of tactics a one way to rem ind tl people that thereB arare honorable would pay to cover Gov.Gc G eorge o u r agenda. 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Iowava (AP)( - Presi- desperatete ost it is fabricated,'* Gore Ings obtained by the Newr York Bush also triedtrie to sueathe dential rivals Al Goreire iand George spokesmaman Chris Lehane said DaUyNews. w om an drivingt thtiu e re n ta l caifbut Bush a ie locking homsm s over heallh Saturdayy ofc the RNC health carc Lawyers fam iliar with TexasT< was unable to;o si s e r v e h e r -with core, with Gore seekingdng to build on ad. “Theyey s^nd more on televi- insurance law said such a suit papers, court filiniUings in d icated _____^ ..m o m en iu m .in .th e.p.poUa.ond.the o : .....suuiodven’Crtising than pf^‘7Vn glad tp be able tot o p u t m y ; Beneffits of ta:IX plans lieli in eyeeo fb eblolder banking experience too ui > o r k fo r the people of the Magi • By Curt Anderson advantageIge of tax-free retirement iincome tax credit u nder GGore but incomes above3ve $92,500 a year - and also to be ablei ttl o o ffe r ------savings accountsac Gore is pushing. > would rem ain on tax rolls.s. b e c a u se they e y pay the greatest ; The AMOdatm PrwaIt them that much /brjjr g o t te n ------Total tax c IX cut: $3,025. Except for the prcroposed share of allII :income taxes in item: Customer Seruiaice. Stop in \ WASHINGTON-1- Republican The bottombol line in this situa- iincrease in the standardd deduc- America, E presidential nomineelee George W. tion is thatthi Bush’s plan is much ttion for married couples,ts, Gore’s -t U fight forfo middle-doss tax and see me at Magici c V a lle y p Bush and Dcmocratitatic candidate simplerr anda: doesn't require the ttax credits are phased outat for tax- q h j th at go to •you and your fami- BanA ri Gooding Brandtch a n d see • Al Gore are fiercel;cely debating taxpayerer to do anything except ]payers with incomess above Ues, that go) totl the people who w h a t old ^ 2shionjn e d • which tax cut proposeK)sal is best for earn mon«oney, w hile th e benefits of i$100,000 a year. This holdlids down have th e harderdest time paying the customer service is allt i i a b o u t r 9 I H H H • the average Ameriierican . W ho’s Gore’s pro[»salprc depend upon tax- ithe cost of the plan andI ensures« taxes, who mostmo need the help, : right? payers taltaking certain actions or imorc money from the pnprojected y^ho most needicd the attention and X As usual in mattenters of the fed- dealing: withwi particular needs. 1budget surplus Is availalable for the priorityy placedp on them," MAG3IC V A L L E Y E eral tax code, itt depends.d It 'In anotlother example, a sin^e :such priorities as educaticdon, *ay- Gore said in1 a campaign speech I ' depends on how mucilUCh taxpayers workinglg mi o th e r w ith tw o k id s iing dovm public debt anddgoring i lastweek. J cam, whether they/ havehi a house eamiijg; $^0,000$; a y ear would get t up Social Security and Met Ultimately,ly. the difference » or children and u'halu'h they're a $1,31010 ta x ciit u n d e r B u sh ’s But targeting the taxix reiiei comes downI totc political philoso- p lan. 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You havee three mi]inutes BBush hopeSS to emuhilate • 1 ByTdddQiRmin Weiss, however«r, said later that *\ . -f'^nwMtaMofflingNflwi«W»______th ere’s n o “cooV»ide cutter" inter- J_V ri.iv. view time; VIexican keader’s vieictory Cabrera saidid interviews with .« _ •' Joumalisti w ho^w a n t t ag ___ AUSTIN, Texas - TexasjStGov. ___ — — Vice President-/t-Al G ore’sruim ing- ■^"'along on caiSpai^1 sviswihgs with - eorge W. Buih is likening 1 mate. Sen. Joe« Lieberman,] aver- J;’" . “ » P d j t l c l n l •' '••Hepublican vice prepresidential ampaign to that of Mexici TrTbrief . age about 10 ifili ’ ‘ nominee Dick Cheneyley must pay [filnutes; ‘T h a t," h e S resident-elect Vicente Fox, si said, “is becau» Aiore than doublee whatvt they use we're proud of -.esting5^ a similarity of tactics a one way to remindid thetl American our agenda. WeWe WMit people to ■' Would p ay to cover GcGov. George oals. people that theree arear honorable • "W .B ush. osk detailed quiquesDons, focus on ° um“Mr. Fox did a good job^ men who (dace dutyity Ibefore prind- policy, elevatei tlthe discourse.” . u... A threfrday, five^itjdty crip with roadening the reach of 1jjjg pies in the face of}f aoverwhebning » Pieney this week willwil set back Weiss chaUerlenged the attack, arty,” Bush told reporters afteter a Opposition,” readsds 1the invite to r aews organizations $1$1 2 ,1 1 0 p e r saying the camimpaign is eager leeting with the Mexican leadarf-r the $ 100-a-personn didinner. Roney fierson. Or they cann oopt for the expose Chenejley both to voters «U|.He challenged the status quo,„_j a said that Starr “did‘did n ’t seek th c IpSOpadcagtwiUiBui B u j^ ...... and the news mcm edia. ^ resented a positive agenda. job" of independentUlt (counsel -Y'.rOne big p ^ with.tlh this option: “Secretary CheneyCh is the most Bush said that, if dected, ht ' Qhlike his running} mmate. 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It takes as little as S$500.00 to take advarvantage of rexplcosion viictim s aat servk this limimited*time offer. CA RLSBA D , N.:N.M. (AP) - band,TeTerry, 23; his 3-year-old son, Anaya’s mother, M a ria / / , ,rs/ . ■ /edara!. . .L.1j /k’iv Iha (ni'iistom er Lminas lirs! > Friends and family/ vnwept openly as Dustin;i; her1 parents, Don Sumler M arquez Anaya, said theh e a c d d e n t they filed past seiseven caskets and Glerlenda Sumler, 47, of Loving;; has touched everyone in the com- adorned w ith flowvers er and graced and Kir:lirsten Sumler, 5, AmandaI munity. PY is effective immediailiaidy for all customers■s who ch(x>sc our 10-m>monih CD by pictures of th e 11 people killed Smith’s’s daughter.c Also killed were• “It has definitely optpened pi». This APY . in one of the natiortion’s deadliest Roy Lee^ Heady, 20, and his wife* pie’s eyes. The comnimunity is , pipeline explosions..s.. Amy, 18,IJ of Artesia, and their: more aware of the dad an g e rs of About 400 moumiimers gathered three didaughters, 22-month-oldI pipelines,” Marquez Ar\nuya said. M for a memorial at the Walter Kelsey;y and 6-month-oId twins1 “There should be morore inspec- I Gerrells Civic Cententer auditorium TimbervandTamber. s tions, especially in an ararea where I , th ere’s so m uch gas." I f i r1ST: -' Saturday for the meimembers of two Bobby>by Sm ith, 43, of C arlsbad. extendi families whwho were camp* Terry’s/’s father, died two days ing a week ago whe/hen the nearby after thethe b last . pipeline exploded. A mly y Heady] was laid In a cas- These deaths “sheshook the coun- ket withith her twins, and her hus- I FED?ERAi l H *tiy,” said th e Rev.. D. M ichael Lee ban d ,, Roy,R was in the same cas- Amti ttulkVr orththr rl Montli Awwd of Victory Baptistst < C hurch. " I t’s k e t wit>rith their daughter. Kelsey. ■ ^ iwuir.iii»Ci«iiiivUcjlUcJlllllHI ■ sad that it takes a tratragedy like this T erry SrSm ith was laid w ith his sonm y (iuliilon jihJ UrnI l\-dK-tfcril 1-. imiikl i L»K-ationsin s in lXvin l-alts Bluhl uh Hurky Ruf n. ^xA<;irt.ii.,i. to bring the communilunity together.” Dustin, SILVER AUCTUl U N b Main OfficcIcc 73.^i222 WW81 67K-83U2 nembers were Rev.v. Ed Kneeland of the2 pn-i^'nii Ilik-rulitic.Mimtli The family mer trs 75.W122 — Irilled when a pipeliTeline owned by Churchch of the Nazarene askedi Collector Car AuL U C tion A«Jra llic lliijAAA (ilrt'Cliililu*(il t • 75*>4«)H5 El Paso Energy Co.0. tblew up along the fanamily to take comfort in1 Labor Oay Woakand* Sapl>t 12nd 4 3rd Falls West* ikUk-jU'il iliJii) vf>h- K im berly Kd 737-d792 ^ j h e Pecos R iver soutouth of C ^ lsb ad theic faith.fai “The Lord is close to3 Elkhom Resort, Sunin Vallsy Eastland KJi >«iilli Iiii last weekend. T h e! blastbli sent a 350- th e brohroken hearted,” he said, KcaiiitiiiR; S|)imicafj, comjiiwrtlltirt, »\-h>pnu'iU.Jc foot high fireball intoint< the sky and -Manyny mourners sobbed loudlyy claulo, luxury CJt^, h low ^ n « ' ( Jill) lu* llCXTllipirkipcJ nov jiid intd the nearby duringlg a television montage off Mci-lk-iil tondllion c; ^ Visit our w e b s htc e :at: www.nnttfiLcom vP n a ^ i'n’jlln'4Cllvt1k-%(i>rl.(orllTIINxfllk' ®tiillows of flame int r U I w vjiit-y, campsite. fam ilyly phi o to s a c c o m p a n ie d byy ol Ihl- M)S h «)'s. oSr For PcfJional Scr\crvlcc Call • 736-4444 ^ The 12th victim1, , AlAmanda Smith, the sorsong “Wind Beneath Myy (>vvj2lX)Ricatcariari! iio'WoBinfl Ifiidcr f25, of Carlsbad, remem oined in criti* W ings.”s.” For moro lnl«mai«imcoO < — cal condition Saturdjrday at a hospi- . “It waswt such a tragedy,” Maraf 1-800-255-448485 ■ AnmuJ CentniJi! im OltrrripiiT'WI/iil Mimnium(J> ilc|«Ni ta l in Lubbock, Texa:was. Anaya,-a, a friend o f A m y H eady, Co-spOTBorod by Savrtootr*3in Motors, l>alifKrloui RU) l>r inipx'ril h>r rjit> miilKlnoil No IlnAm if twiol ujlc mi Killed in th e blastast w ere h er hus- said. Gkhom Rosort.ondG&GiGOossics ______ . . I , - : ' - ^ q n § ; p p ^ nrate the caiirouslfelf'* ‘l ^edS ‘ cpttbrt (iiahindy. We do3n't have pi3ig races. ju^it help me ' VHTeji iake it all pjossible. r y ■ 1th !•' < • •• fl • . 'V'O'>:••• • 1 ' r ' I .M l.tt Is 280 mlnutn i month. Oltar n«dm I MW It-aMia McvlMI mtg n ia tg l v ii It m liik lt n n ti tUftt n Itartlnsit tt $27 .BS a menUi. ARtr enaI ryiir m.fiS li 100 mlnulit i msnUi. Mi lar diUlls. OK«r tiplrn 8«»l*mb(r M.0.2000. t SH.M ll 4M b M m • iflMBi. flMoilaiiloi cbirtn. tarn, ton* Ml InelaM. OUwrKtwr mirictlon mty ipply. Sm itor* lar MoumalaViDavTvTowiM n0S.M cCalebSt..&Hwv.9«y. 93. 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Idaho Falli, 528-9127 tart l424YttlowitonaAvt..23T-l2l2 .2nd E..Rexbura 356-5183 IM oM t tieSE;E.17ltiSt..1 52MOOO South 25th. Ammon, 542-6500 P0CMl» nOSN.Yk KSJSl‘a E f f » K ThW St.. Rupaa 436^211 , ...... V. 157 South Statt, Pretton, 852-0710no H ntan 17WMtMitM ainSL.3^699 TteBnxtjkBp 408 E. Oak Stata. Aca iOffl'a SataUtatI 31385N.4thStreat.Montpato.B47-18( C J(J. l a t t i b 258 Idaho Stata. AnwUnarieaoFali. 226-1263 ilcatiOB Burlav M al 679-7255 , IW ta m 1239 PeWInkPoll Rl, 733-8000 LoatRhrarOiwI 210W.2' Qrand Avt., Arco, 527;8201if” sssaa F«i. 528-7255 CaWwUnk 75 South Main. AbardMrliaaa 397-4575 }3Q Kimbtrly Road. Twin FaOi. 733-4910 ticatioa 2300 Eait 17th^L. Idaho Fafti. Mal Quala'a I73Q 309 Main St.. Ooodina 934-4851 U l Z n a 780FaitAvanua.TWinF»in Fant, 734-7336 ______Marito-lTV 204>4 rJorth Data MUe. Idaho Feat, 523-503:a siisags Chataaa Dnn itchum. 726-569B I I v J ..J ...... - ...... - ...... — agaiiaiiiiiaiiiiiMM *:-----...... ,2000 K n o wf t h e s c o nre TSIa t i o n T i r h e s - h N e w s s plO o r ts I W o r r i amleavess e s m te tooElian’siU.S. rel2atives im d e andmd several cousi^ and Robert ] Abernathy of OklMmh/wna, e ra l mUMUlMma down there. She friendsI •- and praised the ithe main petitioner. ReleUtives WU eKcdlentIt caDigrapber< and ft ttor. But 1 don’t know T h e T u[mes-NeVWS ~ •: MIAMI - In theh e m om ents Goozaleze!aes because “treated from I Nevada, Oklahomim a, N ew hom e d e c o n to : before she put a gunin tto ber chest hlmEUsn'm widi sudi love." ]Mexico, Colorado and Terex B sare if you'd caD1 thattb a bosinesi. She ITgoo^’’ heH dd. _____ ; .tirf ».a.S7!year:Qld______a u .V*TOtEJ!ro-^vcj>ffiSLft¥eL ( n _____ >n am ed jn t b e p e t i d p n .^rhe death w u jutt very gi g p a ■ church woman inn Oklahoma• dom for■ powpt er is h d lo w a nd trag- prominent home on ; The Miami relativeives of EUan leftofiL” n Jack the fandly't pi be town*! m ain s t r e e t . G onzalez, a n d th e Amlraults Ai in In M ia m i, atiddtfficukitltsitlUItiOfi. * Abernaththy of Broadway, the r, lying In A recUner i Massachusetts, a famamily accused Manny• D£ ia z , a n R ockw all,11, Texas, Tbe motbe;r, 1 lu Jl room Just o lf th e - - - > in a stffdid child abusease case. attorney' the send- dadr is a ana] c Abernathy, , died eaily (be mom- Anne Katherinele iAbernathy sentingf ' S r ' o can’t say living roam, di □VC of Anne anything,g, Tm ingofjuly20.0. signed her will at 10:5510:1 ajn. one Gonzalez,ez, E lia n ’s rc la tiv i tf ust hours after great*un just ind jolted down th e I' her 91*year>old motllother died of the familnily would Abcmimathy.who “ S i e KKatherine a up a pen and thy was time, 6:36 ajnun. "My mother was i; natural causes in1 a grand old not disc . g e d h c r w i U imarried the kindest; personp< I ever knew !• home they shared in the town of matter" pp “ub U c t the hardest woridng. I lund their bod- bul werere checking' bcfCHbre she shot daughterir of andmydadthi i' Shawnee. Police founi II for my childhood ies the next day, Julyly21. 2 hundredsds of letters , K e n n e thh and am grateful I 11 had no friends.” is accepting appliilicadons for Independerdent Motor d o u s lady who to see iff AbernathyA h c is c lt K a trin e Aber- eventhougli Abernathy, a grado' wrote about Elian and ;• belonged to the E)auelughters of the had writteitten them. ------n a th y . Yfears e ago Then she wr Route carriers in all1 areasi of it's distributiondon system. ------TTtanerican-Rcvoluticitiortrlfrft-her------^Wheth*ther—the—Miami—or------— he-was-a justice. oatheOliOklahoma— .tfae-Gomaleae; ositions-are-T-dtty-^arly-■ ly -m o m in g ------ist into the national I ’ dog, Mai ling, IO thehe presidentI of Massachuiiuseits families will ever Supreme Court family thrust during their seven- delivery positions anciidcaneam $l^-$2^^ e v e ry 4 I- the University of)f iOklahoma, see thes moneyn - from an estate Max Shumacke, pastoitor of the spotlight dui tie over the fate of i: David Boren, and herhe notes and valued “in“ir access of $500,000” -is United Presbyterian Ch'hurch of month battle v^reeks, d e p e n d in g onthe n route. ithy lived Cuban raftertr boy.I Federal agents photographs to a co!columnist for a differeirent matter. Abernathy’s Shavmee, said Abematl: If you are interestece d , p le a s e s to p b y th e Tfimes-News im rhere she removed thee boyb from th e M iami The Wall Street Joun)urnal, Dorothy relativeses are contesting the will, for years in Houston. Th ague and relatives in aa dawn< raid in April at 132 3rd S t West, TWin1 Falls and fill outIt a contract • Rabinowitz. claim inglg she had been mentally was in the Junior Leag nirts ruled that at age •partment at : In a four-page noteDie w ritten just incap acitdialed for years. A first active in d v ic affairs andid political Two U5. cour sheet or contact Jackicde in the circulation depai as too young to dedde ! prior to her suicide,de, Abernathy hearing{is is slated for Monday. campaigns. She served on3n a w ater 6 th e boy was 7 3 3 ^ 1 , ex t. 302. F whether he wanted ; deleted from her willrill 12 individu- “This5 is a painful, sad and diffi- board. “She was very artirtistic per. for himself w 'lum. ^ I als-mostly relatives,cs, indudingi an cult siruaiuation,” said sccond cousin son, involved in fine artsts and sev* polidcal asylui j Countryy singer Ju(idd holds Magic Valley RegionalI Medical. CCenter and R e a d i n g ,W \ riting, Vilf i s i o n , Twin FallsIs Orthopedic Assocociation sjsale prior to0 moving ; garage Are pleased! tot announce the assocociation of A n dI S a v in g sS l r LEIPERS FO RK:,Tenn. , T (AP) - Tliat’sjusiust th e way she is.” ; Fans and profiteer;ers gleefully Fans> anda the curious came, Since of everytllerything your chikJ ry bargains an d sta r power. ,M.D. picked through cou:ountry music lured by t Doyle tti. Brown, Icdms depends on hhis o r her vision, )und merchandise imder a j: s ta r W ynonna J u ddd’s d ’ discarded They four you need to be conlconfident of their he prepared to tent, in1 stablesst and the sun room ; things Friday as she ability to see. AtttheEyecenter.our the ! m ove with a garages sasale. of the honiome. They learned lh e fol* comprehensive BickBac)<-to-School “ I’m ho p in g s hle e jand Ashley lowing; abouta the 36>year-old ; (Judd, Wynonna’s; acu-essac sister) singer, whoW has scored solo hits examination win1 nuim ate sure your 1 played it,” said Cine'.iitdy S m ith o f liJce “Nola Onei Else on E arth ” and- ch/ld leams at lis or her peak visual Franklin, holding a \wom box of is part; ofol The Judds duo with level [ th e gam e Y ahztee shtshe planned to mother• NaomiNi Judd. > p u r ^ a s c for $5. S hle e caim planned S h eis is a board game player, ASKABOL/rOUf^m . . ^ynonna’s hair Besidess Yahztee,^ wom boxes of ■ to buy some of Wyn • Comprehensre n siv e V ision & ; dye - tiger lilly is theJie color - for a Scaitergo:gories. Scruples and other Eye Healthh TeTesting “ friend. gam es werewe being sold. : A stendy streamn o of cars trick- She’s; bigbi on sclf-hdp an d spiri- •' Detailed Testest Stlreatmenls wks. Among the titles for ; led in and out of JuJudd’s estate tual book for Eye Diseaise ases ; south of Nashville, aand pickings sale wer/ere “The 12 Stages of were already gettiniting slim after Healing,”g,” “The Heart of Healing” • Latest Childreildren's Eyev«ar th e first few hourss olof the sale. It and “Ai k ^ Y our Angels.” F ashions 0 run through She considersco many diet and I : was scheduled to n . G uaranteeded (Contact Lens : Sunday. • e x e rc isise e options. A full-body Dr. Brown has overer 20 years of experiencece in O rth o p ed ic tage clothing, steam saunasai was for sale; a s w ere Success Progiro g ra m ; On salo was stag Surgery. He has beseen in private practicee i:in Provo, U ta h ' shoes, boots, booksJks, furniture, healthyy ren d p e books and a "Buns • EyecenterO(• Optical Lab - nem ber o f a Christmas decorationions, household of S teil” d " video tape. She’s big on and Moses LaLake, WA, and was a mei for quick servi'lenrtce aemorabilia. A Christraa:nas. N early h alf of th e tent appliances and men multi-specialty groupgt at Guthrie Clinicic iin Sayre, PA. : restored 1949 Ford'd jpickup truck was deve!voted to decorations and ' was priced at 535,000DOO. Christmmas a tree lights. We'll also help you save mononey with our children's visionm packagepa that 1>. Brown is Boaoard Certified in Orthop'opedic Surgery. Also for sale: mwas a 1992 Jim McCann,M of Springfield, includes a 20% fra m e dbeoco u n t and comprehensive, no10 chargecl warranty, maroon-and-chromome Harley- DI., hear•ard about the sale as he Call the Eyecenler nearest yw.-ou for your child’s Back-to-Schoolhool examination : Davidson H eritage1 S(Softtail motor- was pass:issing through on the way To schedule ana appointment with Dr.D Brown, with Dn Rose, Grill. Snapp, Davis0; orTappea I cyde. “ She’s sold ththe e house and is to vacatiation in Orlando, Fla. He pleasepl call 734^3455. ; building her dreamm Yhouse on 500 boughtt a a karaoke machine for $5. : acres she owns n exjtt t toi where her “Who10 NEEDS a karaoke T w in Fa'alls Orthopedic Associsciation m other and sisie r live Ii' down the machine?ne? I bought it because it’s 52(26 Shoup Avenue Westst road,” said Kerrerry Hansen, HERkararaoke machine.” © E 4 4 E C E n bIBT W y n o n n a ’s spipokeswoman. o Jennifnlfer Deibler of Franklin where yourur vision is predous beyond measueasure I “Meanwhile, slie’Uli beb living in a pickedi upu a juicer for $25. She th o p ik O c ; smaller house thaiat has1 no room said shehe would get no special GIC VALLEY m iM us B m tuKi m a m o m ; for most of this stuff.iff. thrill beeKcause it had been o w t^ K I OrtlwfHle » Fmetwi INAL MEDICAL CEKTER ,M4ShdMtSi.t. nis.lk>b lOISIMSL HLCrn “She knows a lotot of> ndghbors by a star,tar, b u t considered it a b k ’- - :4ISr«i«AMnulWMI«T< M V W t 7IM 1h » T u -m s 73M48# or 80M0«C•0Ne<3an) S2(-mS ■ mig h t w an t so mle e of c the sluff. gain. journey is easier wilt'iiK a little guidance. T h e J o u r n e y N a v'lGATOR=" i g iNVESTMEN'NT P rog ram . G u i d a n c e f o r y o uUR f LIFE’S JOURNEY. 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Thc tumhfiotl« MiU/lMf b f Sartanitrem ' w h ite su p re m a c istist'ringfeader ion w as blam ed on a leaky Seal* Co., rnc. convicted in the 19i >c. To A ll T he Golf.fers And Friendi d s T h ^ t d eath of a black m an 41 years of experlt'Ience A B igig T hank Y ou T< : drop the automaticIc aap p e a l of his C ity CouncilmanO Ken Fisher 24-hour servicike G reat Success!!i ! ! \ death sentence. w as appippalled by Zeid's letter, M ade; T his TournamT< ent A ( In an Aug. 16 leletter to Ihe could you not know that 1 . Jasper County autht, naturally. With its exclusiveve i marijuana chargcrge ■ com plex of pow ders. BEATTYVILLE,E, Ky.) - A ju ry H p.Photogenic refocuses andi A i has acquitted acactor Woody ; H arrclson of m isderd em eanor mari- reflects the light, softening J ; juana possession\ chcl a rg e s, end- ththe look of your complexion ing his four-year cco o u n b a ttle to aiand projecting a perfect ' g e t th e s ta te to> didifferentiate fj,finish, 32.50 betw een hem p a ndid marijuana.i ' Harrelson planteiIted four hemp ' ' seeds in 1996, knowow ing h e would be arrested, so he could chai- lenge a law outlaww iiing possession of any part of theth cannabis , plant. The jurorsrs deliberated about 25 minutess beforeb< finding • him innocent. • “Regardless of what thc - Supreme Court say:ays and regard- less of what the legislatorslci say, \ those people donon’t think it’s 7 ri^ l that someoneine should go to ; jail for growinging industrial • hem p,” H arrelsonn said.sj i ; H p i i i M eet Your M a tc h - Free! 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Som e 95 p erorcent in The warm f(farewell for the the 1 Voridin brief | K>ple’s a lle ^ a n c e to th e Da!)alai Lamyanba’s office% in Imphal, the mous state honors Satuaturday on ______this nation of 39 million call11 them- a p n g form er pprisoners- ri once con- peop anui, Tibet’s tenyw ral and spispiri- capital of rem ote,e, hillyh Manipur th e 118 m en who died ab ' selvescaI Catholic. sidered amonglg tth e m ost danger- Lanu h».»se5>ars ago amid a failed uprisiising Lamyanba, formcrlI'erly a moliihly nuclear submarine sar Polish-bom Pope Jo h n Paulll 1n, the tified to the spspreading thaw in year h, offidals said. jainst Chinese rule. journal, is lo be2 lalaunched as a ocddent that shockedS tl S - s K Caiholic Church is examinining its relations betwitwften South and agaii sh was believed to be new spaper next mannonth. try. past and present sins andJ weak-^ North Korea, . part of a raransom payment the ^e IIIKants blow up offlcs The tw o m en foreforced about 50 The Hero of Russia ot nesses during the jubUec yej'ear. Students decox»raied the concert Mllll ceived for an earlier people out of thele officeo a t gun* of the country’s highest hall wilh bannaners that read: “We ofI nnewspaper In India Jea.se. A bu Sayyaf reb el c ish the unification „ point before plantirnting the bomb, was awarded to the sub s . Korean students thniroW >vill accom plish NEW DELHI. India - Tt der Chalib “Robot" g g task that you lealeave behind-- , ° The explosion causiaused extensive commandcr, Capr.* G rmed militants herded empl "IS■ ( ^ Aiidang hadlad demanded that the party pf for Northem sple: P damage to the buili)uilding and two Lyachin. The Order of ilJas be freed before he es out of a newspaper office’ a cars parked outsidtside, the newe was awarded lo the oth(>thcrs, n e v j SEOUL, South Kon•rea - Report: C h inIna a expels 3t off B powerful bomb insi lease more captives, Thousands of South Koreaja n stu- ____ agendes reported, dtingmg th e pres- negotiators■ssaid. s d j a fond mOnKS, tfBSWihes objects >hele buUi di^ Saturday in Indi 'idential press scrvice. dents on Saturday bid a isurgency-ridden northeastist,a -coauilledfroii;! t m w irt reports as agreed to pay $1 mil- fg O ffidals In Chinese- Military prosecuto; farewell to 63 former tNorth BEIJING-Ofl .tors have no'^'^^r'^icach of the hostages, ave expelled monks begun a criminal inve: Korean spies who will reti‘turn to ruled Tibet havi g to members of the nd next from Tibetan. 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A lso offers hands onI InteractiveIr displays. w On ThIIE Farm Sponsored by Key Banim k X A hands on ededucational display showiwing how many of FreeS!tage Enti[ERTAINMENT ts we eal are harvested,, wherew they come Broughth t 1to you by First Federal SaSavings a nd Pepsi CoJa the products ise on a dally basis Suzy Haner, Hypnotlotlst, Dally , from and wh;hat products that we use ps and products. T h e Standards, MonSundn.AiVipM27,2000 ThM»Nm,T«taFriUF*.twa Itii ■ J. . I, 'i; , ' ' . . ' .I i W o r l d ______. ;^ s y o n t o p ^ ^^^S^=^^SBSSSSS3SS j^purlnV as^i n w i t * Desokate famm hidesjcoeaintleoperaation b w i t h t h a *M oney pagesL “ UPATA, Veneniela (A(AP) - For 20OO, r e s u lterug Enforcement m ■ u e KLOA remote eastern juniu n g le s Administrationon helped finance ^ Venezuela served as a s;sanctuory__ the raids, andI Colombia,C France, pE R E E ^ I ERJSAJ rbr'an lnt'crhaitiohal 'drug'gangdr ilyr"Creece“'nnd— ~ . smuggling C olom bianI cccocaine to :oHaborated. V Europe and the Unitedd States.S Is surrounding the ' Last week, Venezuecuelan n house show not a I '. > international anti-dru(rug agents liilions of dollars of ^ finally outwitted the caicartel^ selz* passed throug the ing a record 10 tons of months. Even the and a rrestin g a r least 16 li people trip looks like a dirt ia an operation that hasha been a / . . sourcc of pride for aI countryco at nal Guard combed S ' o0ds w ith th e U nited StatesSti over IS fo r tw o w eek s anti-narcotics flights. ivering 2.5 tons of I lesday niglit buried _r Venezuelan offidalss haveh laud- I HFRIGIDAIRE" W frigidaire ed rhe bust, the large; th e ot pits deep inside • ^ ^ ^ ^ ’ South American nation’:on’s history, rees - the latest of as proof President Hugi[ugo Chavez ------Brituin,“ Italys n etting tlie 10 tons 9 7 3 is serious about fightiihting drugs Venwueltn«n National Ouardimen open •I Utank t of cocain* at tho Jun^o ti Panama also coll 15 CU. FT. C H E S T ® 3 0 9 despite refusing to allallow U.S. ofUpata.at, about 485 mllM « ait of Caracascat, Venexuela, on Thurtday. The groundsthe National Guard rundo^vn farmle I: v e r found the lat- ______ahti-driig planes to I e iw Vflnaniolg fpp f|f»a|-- th N ^ e z u c la n territory - a trace of th e millrDrud-in*272TJ0tmd— ------— 21CU. FT. uL p r i g h t 4 3 S ______ably to receive cocaine 198"® t^at has hurt U.S. antiRli-narcorics lytwoyeani.u^. a l cocaine lh at pa:if not for th e confes- Colombia. ' j E S O N S A L E ! activities in th e C aribbetibean. “The mosilost difficult part of this premises for freshlym nabbed sus- -Venezuela ia a majorijor traffick- investigatiiI tio n is still to come,” It to o k an eight-m onth in milc-iong airstri]^ers. V B irig route for Colombiai3ian cocaine Col. Jose AA ntonio Paez, second- tictional investigation, using s road. nal Guard captured [P J b ^ d for Europe. in-com mland an of the National ticticated telephone bug^g The Nationalpects on a remote WgM '.Authorities are stilltill hunting Guard’s antiai drug unit, told m>m en t a n d a netw ork of info: (he premisesabout 22 miles from the bosses of the Los,os Mellizos reporters onon th e desolate farm . toto find the Doble Uno rand before discove1 th at island - in the d^g gang and tryingng to deter- We s^ill don’t know who was mmiles from the nearest cocaine Wednesle Orinoco River - I mine who owned thee b businesses behind all1 of o this,” Paez said, ges- ' P»P u e n o Ordaz. in iwo six-footfirst discovered S . and ranches that sheltlettered the turing towaifVard th e 5,000-acrc farm The operatiQn, dubbed 0 thickets of treene last Friday. I B th ree seizures n t town of cocaine. Paez said the would have ne\ prtoum :- '■'O"’ paper b a g .! - itl sions of two frc interna- pected smuggle: 5 sophis- The National R equip- the two suspe fonners, river island ab( ich, nine the ranch. On tl st city, middle of the authorities fii Orinoco tons of cocaine ^ ^ B r " 't EB C J t B Iddaho Missing Persirsons N A T I O N A L C:iearinghouse li Hott LLine C E N T E R F O r s n i II Free 1-888-777-:7-3922 1 . B e fo re 1 gn anywhere,c, 1I always check firsi wilh i ighiened. uncoml'oriable or t MISSII I N G & > ;tr c iin ru se d . T h en parents or the person in charglarge. I tell them w here I am ,ro\vn-up 1 inisl what happeni le n cd . ' EXPUi O I T E D Igoing, how I will gel there, w ho w ill be going w ith mo n o t m y fniill if som eone toi Times-News thanks the» to following : touches me in a Jhg J .CHIL-DREN a, O K . I tion’i have 10 keep seci wnsors for their supportrt o f this and w hen I’ll be back. sccreis ahi'ui 2.2 I check firnt for pcrmissiission from my parents heloi ;siitg Children page. If you>ou would getting into a car o r leavinglg vwith anyone - even someo r«Mrliii^H and lalk to grown-iij M/ss. 1-iips ahdiil ...'ike to be induded next mom onth. know. 1 check first before changingchi plans, accopling ,re too big for me to hanille■ oi eon my own. A call 733-0931 ext. 210.'10. money, gifts, or drugs wiihouhoul my parents’ knowledge ire aboul me and will listen ai n ami believe me. ______3 . I t in nafe f o r n iv to be: wilhwi other people when goi to o lat<* lo ask i'or help. 1 cai places o r playing outside. I alalways use ihc "buddy can keep asking e lp I need. system ." ■iui iMTMOii unil I tlrtx T v r t C . 0 i i A f ! 4 . I Hay N O if som eone trie;:ries 10 touch mc in ways iha , «• to f«*«‘l Mllfc. B C ll m y m ake mc feel I'rigl m 1 go and lell a gro’ I L e a h J c n n y G)raas j ^ E r i c BBaland A m ie A shcrti r a f t ne. 5 . I know it in n< h F re e m a n way lhal is noi Oh lore ihose touches, eone 1 6. I truwt luy f«M! problems ihai are ie. lol o f people cure oing 1 am nol alone, 7 . il in iu*v«T toi o until I gel lhe hel[ Endangered Runavla w a y Endangi@ Endangered Run:unaway E n d a n g e rei d R u n a w a y ^ lial « • ' “ "I” ''''" ngered Runaway Date of Birth: Dec. 25.1i \ \ Dale ol Bi Date ol Birth: MayI 10,1 0 . 1984 i: A ugust 19. 1^ S T I Birth: Oct. 2 9 .1 9 8 4 Date ol Birth: Ai M issing from Orem UT5 .15/i 9 8 2 .. Missing from Missinijirom Sandpoiiit.lllit, ID 8/18/99 Missing from SecSedonaAZ 1/31/00 rom CoQuille OR 6/28/00 Auburn hair and Hazelr 5/28/00 e “JA e n o l e r i n r Blonde hai Blonde hair & greene en eyes ir and greyeyes. hair and Green eyes. B row n hair ai Current age: 17.leyes, “ “J Cun C urrentage:^25 15______Currentent age: 16 :jurrent age: 15 HOMES U E U ' s HORN ^ A M E RUCA I ln v t« o p ELEai Agricultural • PowerTRIC Qi j V Program • Variable Speei' Quality k ^ 679W 400S-Hcybuleed Drives ^ ^ 0 AwumnwAiMAU.OCCAS)0*0 6 7 8 -5 8 0b 2 u m , ID I 347LOCULocuit SI. S. Serving Mlni-Cas12 Endangered Missing 1 1 ^ :assla ImnF3ate ol Birth: Dec. 25.1985 ,sino Irom Tiemonlon, UT 2/17/00 Tashcana Bo:lostick 3londe hair and green eyes. Shas ; Annalycy c i a C r u z TV isha Shoui Current age: 14 years I L W Kimberly Ril. #11 iFallUDSCTI-(208)7.15-012 Endang mgered Runaway Family Abductiiuction Date ol B Endangered Runav )l Birth: Feb. 2 0 .1 9 8 4 Dale ol Girth: Apiilil23. 23 1991 I g Missing Iro Fam ily/y Abduction law ay p. Missino Irom Lakewood,Dd.CO C 10/17/98 Dateol Birth; Jan. 17.1 I Irom Boise ID 10/31/99 Date of Binh:Ilh; Dec. 19.1993 M ikelle Biggs Blonde h Brown Hair and Btowi;town Eyns M issing from Superior MT je hair and blue eyes. : M issing from ChiChlloquin, OR 7/9/94 ______Cui ______Cuireni age:l e j8______Blonde hair and Hazel? e Current age: 16______: Ligtit Brownn HairH & Blue Eyes 7 .1 9 8 2 Mi ______Currentage: 17 ©i ^ a. i U b y - Curren•rent age: 5______MT 9 /2 3 /9 9 B ^ t a t m c o u s Itodiltun ol Cotu>o'e..... l e y es. ? R L ^ T - I 0 ; ^PAMA.u A m t i e s \ ''02, |0 uo|i>poij V...... OuiJU^ ------” 1 l y ^'^^208.43B-845ll N.^ilArl a < 294 W ashington 1 iIhtkI.i''S & AciyliclylicX.xils ; i ^ ^ r x ' / ]\ FtomOigimc T; i T w in FallsXfljoo JO . NOHORMOlie rjims Using NO ANTIBIOTICS. RMONESandNO PESTICIDES I N y o n S t ^ Endangered Missing B 9E .500S . Paul. ID Date ol Birth: May 31.1987 25B9E g g g ^ Missing from MesaAZ 1/2/99 Brown hair and hazel eyes. ■ Current age: 12______I (O p iINK3 N .------; ------Opinion'E/h'^rm arnBrv^T^ )0 T h e Timemes-News ______^ a g & A - X 4 . ______Sunda’ay, August 27, 2000 ♦nj'l r excvjsT. E d t t o r i/[AL ______STOO. 1( ISNOTJ Stateijhoiilci shtrarewealt Ith^ with haiard-pressver a increased m ediaiical insur* Spartan 2000*01 budlu d g e t Otie'uieam)t ance costs. Don’t>n’t b e sur- ______proposal. “TTiat infurit[inates , . . ______poised if som(>me g o o d f * j ) ------m e.” cxplonn^jT^tlT/7 ^county empmploytTe'S — You can’t blame cot ve - a see** c o u n ty statewide aimm i m / i / officials for feelinglg like1 . , ... nano that coulluld drain j they’re living on BBa a ltic costs fund, liker k e t^ valuable expec p e r i e n c e :house. Avenue these days.. MN o st state's capitairW counho' IVvin Rdls County dep Temporary stas ta te h e lp H T l i f S i d - m urrlerfum could come fromo m p a rt of ments are staring at 1 r ‘ n.EjA»nE>«e iut it’s one* ^ get cuts - except for;or t h e established /A'/Ae the surplus. But sheriff’s departm«m e n t , . . . time money,, a n d i t ’s i U«LVWhC‘4»UM< cotli TO »MOVtL where cuts are impnp ra c ti- Legislatt4ft : least not in pubUc' So the counties canan’t just run to the veryry problem? His crusadede against He admitsits th e Kyoto treaty would obli>bli- tion from aU th e ThirdThi Worid countries has escaped his U ps-at lea g-haul truckers ' Statehouse and gett S4some free money, unfu[funded m andates drewIV rnational gate the Uninited States to oil iis energyy uset that refuse to signJl tlthe treaty. Good dling, lest die long-ha lldn’t think il’s get- attetention and changed the thi way a 25 percent; bbelow currendy projected le\lev- T h e Midwest alsoilso depends more heavily . string him up.” But the state shquldi Gore tells audiences thattimt “just over die sto)dgy d i federal bureaucracy trctreats local ds by 2012.:I Some analysts say a 40 per- on high-sulfur coalial ffor its power plants tin g a freeb ie. horizon is a future wherere y«you can power ivem m ents. cent cut wouould b e required. Commodityity th an other U.S. regi■egions. Goro recendy said The counties’ jailil spendings doesn’t gove: your own home wilh solar«lar energy, and ' ike a gover* analysts sudich as the WEFA Group say/such st he stands behindi “every“€ word” of his just happen. It reflectects t h e s ta te ’s jusri- Does Do this senator sound like then make money by selUhdlihg some of the ^ i reductions; inii energy would require a ne;near- newly reissued bool)ook, “Earth in the fied - but not cheap3p - tough-on-crime noriryou j know? enei gy you generate backick tot die local utiU- Jail costs are an unfundedJd imandate doub^gof.if energy prices from the lastst Balance." stance. That adds upjp ito more prisoners Jai e claims continued bum* ty.” Gore recommends doudoubUngthetax, ' , issed from the state to thele counties.i In the book, hc d lergy sources. in state lockups, andnd more inmates in pasa 112, the Kyoto treaty would foiforce ing fossil fuels is; moremt dangerous than any credit for renewable energ DV. Dirk Kem pthorne, whcvho rightly /Department’s Dan county jails. Gov. y use to be cut even more rad■adi- future w ar - andI highhi| f u d taxes are lhe However, the Energy De Riecher testified last yearjar tthat die admin- ’ T h e tro u b le c o m ees s when\ you have to fougught unfunded federal m c a U y f Sing gasoUne prices perhaps tolo $ 5 best way to lim it\ thltheir consumption. istration hoped to see a1 ““tr tripling o f non- p a y u p . T h e c o u n tiees s c a n in c re a se th e ir duriiiring his Senate days, shoul o u l d b e o n ’ a ^ llo n - and taking the pric'rices Unfortunately,U tlthe United Slates would hydrodeclric U.S. renewalwable (power gen-. e counties’ side now. r fuek to similarly agonizinggi« It2 v- be alm ost th e onlyily (country required to budgets by only 3J percentp per year, thee of all Other f iwatts^2010.” W hether you live on Boanlardwalk or els,perman98 w hen it “n e a ^ i fool God. ic a l assessm ent w ithin a a re e ssentially sayinging all of us a re lying, ;h cookie-cutter candidatess wwho ough non-politica kiUed the CHIP progranr a m by th re a te n in g T he im pressive staleof-the-:he.artn,eea \ tim e; six m onths should T h ere a re several rea:reasons w hy your m d do anything for a vote,,iiis it short period of til to w ithhold s ta te fundiniding.” CAFO faciUty a nd its huge■profitsmake p r „ rhe resu lts could be priori* statem en t is false. ; to know th e Ukes of peopleleUke 1 be adequate. The I t is difficult fo r m e to u n derstand, : no im pression on those who si W e Uve in a day w hen our popoliti- tized, a nd rem edied ial step s could b e quick- th a n 60m c h ild reit> • P eo p le in this aare rea h av e b een co- w hen w e have m ore thai it. Lei’s live by the Golden Rt : not leaders. T heir do-wliat-I-it-I- ly im plem ented,:d, in o t nam e years without probler)Iems o r com plaints. unto you! nation’s contidenceco in our govemmerlent. between intUviduiduals and our state gov- ing for FY2001,that thtiie e L egislature • ' W hy com plain now?t? (O bviously th e PlIUONG B. SMITH They tailoilor their stand according to5 titim e em m e n t to addred ress a n d fix th e prob- gnized th e im p o r-• impressive state^)f-thf-the-art system would n ot have recogniz FUer and place,e, audience and ideologicalll lem s. ta n c e of this p ro g rama fo r Idaho’s chil* - doesn’t worki Today,ay, five w eeks from s we have seen tim e and timem e I app eal to Therhe Times-News staff, our d re n from w orking famamilies i who could;-; installation, the “ozoiizonater" doesn’l Hansen should be applaudauded lose w ho truly don’t stand for radio and televisivision stations, o ur gover- n ot afford a d e q u a te heahealtii care.Ihopfr.-: work. I found your Sunday front-piit-page story somethingngwUlfaU for anything, nor, o ur progressessive legislators, our dty th o se legislators w ho) ahnosta h killed thi^.^ • T h ere a re alwaysoys a few liars living on LDS politicians to be off• baseba at best. Hopefulully, the choice of Joe and county govervemments and, last but program a re now emibarrassed b ar by th e ir '; in th e m idst of th e: popopulation, b u t to You y" seem ed toscold Rep. Ran^andy Hansen Liebermailan to run for vice presidentitw v iU n ot least, th e ddtizens ti; of our great state relu ctan ce to fu n d thle e pprogram . It also •ople can collaborate . say hundreds of peop for his personal decision not)t totc run for re- broaden rrm inds th at poU tidans withh d eep to su p p o rt thiss piprogram . T here is tim e makes roe wonder howow jmany of these i - • to Ue about th e stenm chc you assert election . becausc h e w antedi to accept a reUgious; convictionsc can stiU be good)od for tax cuts w henrien w e secure o ur environ- childreri w ho d id n o t receiverec prompt ;rs It” is bogus. ^ "doesn’t e v en exist” i calling from his church. Then;en you used poUtidansns and som etim es th e best: pcpoUti- m ent. m edical care m ay h avive e idied o r wiU h ave: I * W e h av e lives toto live, important this th as a transition to criticizeize (other d an s. I bejeUeve H ansen to b e such an ‘ JIM DEKLEI^SINIIANS Ufelong healtii problemlem s a s a resu lt o fL j: things to do an d projirojects to complete; Mormonsm who e n ter poUticss forfo believing example.5. B uhl thc Legislature’s inacticiction. 1”, we d o n 't h av e time totc m ak e up some- w wl hat they do. In fairness, I corcompUmem THANEJE STALLINGS An upset former legisegislalor a n d gove^" thing in o rd er to gripfip e . the th rep o rter for his researchII inii contact* tw in FaFalls Fantastic Indiadian festival foigotten nor of Idaho, JO H N V . EVANS SR. I lived m y childhoohood in a te rrib le civil ing in several Mormon poUticianians and dt- . Shame, shamem e o n southw estern Idaho w ar, so I h a te conflict[lict. T h e only th in g I ing in M ormon U terature. But do ju s t r e tu m e d from th e B uriey F u n is should go to environmeilent journalism. I jus w ant is to live peace!icefully in m y hom e • m m ent from H ouse Speaker N e ihone Indian festival, ent Times-News editorial pouminted Baimock-Shosho nerCov. Evans ■>; an d enjoy th e simpie ple things in Ufe such that th Randy Hansen was “onene iOf th e best A recen m d v isited R andy L. T eton. (Editor's note: F o n n er tight o r does out th e ggrowing r “surplus” in state rerev- w h ere I m e t a n d enclosed with his letterer aan article repoTt- ■, • as opening the windcndow for fresh air, Tve T' ever seen" c a n y no weigh } what She is one of Idaho’sIda own native his being Mormon ove^adovdow all Other enues, bui)ut I strongly disagree as to w ins Idaho will toseise nneariy S4.1 mil-1-.'. w orking in th e garderden, a n d enjoying a hi mds should b e used for. Wee hhave A m ericans. Sh hee w as chosen over aU lily on th e deck - wilh- issues? is these tunc lion in federal moneyI on Sept. 30. The r-,: m eal w ith m y fam ily g problem s in o ur beautifulU sstate, o th e r e n tra n tss inir th e U n ited S tates to flies a n d invasion of money is the unspentt poiportion of Idaho’s [ o ut th e sw arm of flie Y ears ago, I w as with Hans< ing a smaU lax cut in personamal re p re se n t SacajtMijawea on th e gold doUar. '.Children’s Health ned animaHeeding o( 1998 grant under the Ch accom panied a group of Boy £ tax is n ot th e b est use for diethese S h e is th e o nlyly Id I ohoan who is now Under the law that • I- operations, lh e inteiitensity of th e stench 50-mile $( hike though the Sawt<— “ S . R andy is a very b e a u tifu l Insumnce Program. Und immortalized. R created the program, unslirispent money froiifj. m akes m y nostrils5 andar eyes b u m , a nd I M ^ ountains. H e took a week ol ndw ater is being direaiened>d 1by a n d intelU gentII wv om an. S he g rad u ated d c a n 't b reath e. T he i> the 1998 grant will bete redistributedrc to iP;;;; s ta rt coughing and g be w ith his son, Eric, then a s< itrate levels, we have mores tlth an from th e U niverv ersity of N ew M exico this stench contains hydrydrogen sulfide, M r. love ic for family and other perslersonal values SS'i’S s otherstates.) lom an d river segm ents desigsigrmt- la st spring, C rom er, a n d it destristroys olfactory have h aUowed him lo blaze nei Kleral standards, and what[d dc o w e I t seem s tha a t t noI o ne in Tw in F alls is n erv es (ju st like itt rotsrc sew er pipes). th tl e poUtical world as w ell Hen T s S d n o t le on whose fault it is. Is it thith e aw are of th a: t fanfai tastic festival,.w hich' P erh ap s th a t is why h y ;you can’t smell. be b condemned for leaving his I . idustry or the cattieman? Arc^ e th c ta k e s place each a d y e^. Indians from all M aybe you a re n 't: afiaffected b ecau se you Ll e ^slatu re for som ething he 5 the problem or are septic; sysys- o v e r th e w orldId comc e to tak e p a rt in th e th of th e CAFO. Y ou i, .u d ed . H e was live 2.5 m iles south c Instead he should be applaud e culprit? Is it point source2 ooi r m any events., I tIt is o ne of d ie m ost color- n e e d to le a m a b olUt u t' “w ind rose” in a a good poUtician because he i TSH n t spurce? Q uit th e arguinglg sand fu l a nd b eautifutifiil p a ra d e s of m any dif* o rd e r to u nd erstanmd d w hy it a f f e a s peo- person. p edUng about the probleml fe re n t trib e s frofrom the United States, m iles n o rth o n the a a o u n ts. p ie living several m i The article says, **By aU act legisla- M exico, S o uh th A/ m erica a nd so on. slope down from th e CAFO. C all m e, I Mormonsi, are a poUdcal forceirce” and d te s It is tinim e for our govem or and leg; step to the plate and do somemething Why wasn’tt thtl e re a ny jo u rn alists from w ill b e glad to sendnd thi a t inform ation to the tl number Of Mormon polidlUddans in tors to stt -) ^27,2000 ThawMm,1MiFil1M 1.IMW MB O pp^ I N I Q N ' ( jo r e; d id n ’tt in v e nIt U .S. prospeerity 1 - w m m hispestwe rHwttw/V ro ation many areas remainain economicaUy |jjjQR dire depressed. If AIGI Gore invented the r glwatdwdas [ ■ 1 — ^— n sprojected possOde without dii ■ andhisfeUfellow conaeciuenc^ to the ecorwoi)n y an d current prosperityrity, he would simi- H DemocratsBtsdeUvered R e a d e r Sonly three years after Americtica -lady need to dairaim the many gaps a w d k ircrchestra^ h H IH H elected its first Republican and holes in thata t invention.I vaa^ a n t to______— Ime$sag0 at their ^^HoUyt CO M M EN T -C ^ ongress in 40 years^------______In fairness, ileRepublicans r also______IConveuiao. For ifaoeewe v ^ m i s s e d Trent Clark ^ W hat credit then can Mr.. GoreC orchestrated a conventioncoi where I lit, that message wBC Irm t e A lG o re daim for balancing the budgfIget? Gov. Bush acknovrwwledgedthecur- "c r a c k |(definitely not BQl Clintiinton).vote l t e congressman nom Teniwinessee rent good econonlomy, added his ------:------{y iced view that “prosptspcrity means litllc tl ;for me, I imrented oiirrgoodecono- g< thrice voted against a Balancc the tax c O C fe imy. and high fa!farm yields helped make Budget & Amendment In theilast li if not allowed toito improve the • At first blush, theree are81 at least America moreroc prosperous*- eight ei years, of the 66 times hihis human conditionon.” The Ithree problems With lhtha ar — although,, o(oddly enou^ record - administration ai threatened to veto Republican messessagewas:Wealso iV* cover ovvryfhing, hom ; Fir^thankfully.theitie U 5 . econo- yields benelnefit everybody but the an ai appropriations bQl, 60 wrere a arc not BiU Clintcnton, and while we cominmp/e>ing a Imk'c 10 ^ 0 lo lhe i \kiliful l^ndling ol co^lpiox I ;my is beyond the tinkerkering of one farmer, becauseb the bills spent “tooa Llittle." didn’t invent pra»rosperity,wealso le/tec/ufej. teorn obou» roCTOI ’ luse (let alone Second,1, a good cconomy can be So S yes, he deserves credit --for f( won’t squanderX it,il d th er. «w [of hard-working A x nericans ^ is Qinton-Goi3ore years. But the initials and a diverse as America, it is i with HAR e&clk.' ' jprobablyabetterex^pinnnrinn fnr A.G.atthe1tie bottom of this success gerousg to speak in overly bro F1g*F#iieg ficMiftojtibic coune •recent pro^>erity. CredJredit can also story belonjong to Alan Greenspan, terms ti of “our good economy. ronv«f»'enf hcoliont !be given to the persona]mal com puter not Al Goreore. Idaho’s Il (3ov. K m p th o m e de ond enroll lodayl ____!r<^ u tio n and tl» diaiiMupde^e ItwasGrGreenspan who hawkish- strated si a d e a r understanding SveeSraigSi:------lymbiiiioreMwrthcTnoneTsnpply— ^——ihlrctmcepnvheiTBeektngTD U ;inthe cost ofHgR^owe aosTraX oiolft ^ jtechnology. and harpedled on both Republicans ceed c Republican PhU B att H k ^ ^ S I G N M ; Surely, the historicc “business“I and Dcmoclocnits to balance the fed- referred r to Idaho’s “pockets A. icyde" p l a ^ a role asaswrelLIt’s > eralbudgelget That budget is now prosperity,” p accuratdy notin nor a fArVm el mrfJotmml !even p ^ b le that thele weatherV balanced,height e years sooner than that, t] in the midst of tim ^ A u i ^ • *lio/>/?* m 1 iPolidci:ized scieence is he)3.d sciem stofusare r ------r Masking a politicodname a v id hings sdentif- M ^ . D *of sdence is a certain redpratory.Inthe Service-c- ever responsive to the Orthodontic I o s5 lo\ow o s ive retum-to-the-wild arena of the Endanger*;ered Spedes aggressive / p e r bo x self-anointed 6i^)ert5, 3 ^ usually agenda ofof environmentaUsts - O iO d re n a n d Adullulls Wdcome / oftor]har r«bol«I environmental activiscnsts, advancc a uses politiUtidzed sdence os a CompUraenlaiySci'crecnlng lixams ^ dubiotis scientific theoileoryasfaa, mantra,, d«designating as threat- primarily to promotee a politico- ened onlyily the naturally spawned ^ fVvltwin Falls: enwonraental agendaida. or wild chiChinook and coho salmon, M 31 N.Fillmon3re. Suite 100 705 Blue U kes BlvBlvd. North The socalled f ; ^y slshrimp In countinting the Puget Sound (across fr^m th e newnc post ofTicc) 7732-0435 stands out as a primele examplee of spedes ofof C hinook salmon, the Twin Fails,Is, Idaho ™ [^liilions of tlm v in3 g population p of hatchery- s S j politicized sdence. 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Thru Tues. • AAuj.27 - 29, 21 lobcfcjdlly«v dmtlKd pilce ifl cach Albert»on'» More,e. aii *pe d • ; Finding the funFunds: A InsidiDE Builcy skate paikhasalong______Obituaries ...... B2 ;;..;.er. :------' fiirid-iiiiarigKMCood ahead ofiL PageB3 ^GI€ ______EYCittEau3^/or Kevin Ruhen- 733-09\-093i.Exi.234 I T h e Tim es-Nev[ews SundaJay, August 27, 20D0)0 ______Scction'B' — ^ h e b rcroken— T hearttof 1Biolo )gist: Sainnon^Wilts5 u r v r it Murphy the couuntry kWaw coTTWponttent______rr You ask me, there ainain’t nothin' sad- REDI;D nS H LAKE - Count biol- d e r than a country*wcsivestern crooner ogist DDave Cannamela among past his or her sell-byrydate. d the opdipdmists who don’t believe And there’s a lot ofthif that goin’ the th«hrcatened salmon wiil ever around: Nashville isI flaflatter nowa- go extinitinct. days than the tires onmo’TS s Dodge But tC Cannamela, speaking at Dart. S a tu rdrday’s Sawtooth Salmon , I was readin’ the otheIther day that Celebrabration at Redfish Lake, is ------h a lf^ f aU th« C&W-rocrecord»soldJasi— relyingn e o n th e p u b lic, n o t sci» year iuid either Garth,th,Shania, ) >, to intervene with the LcAnn, Tim & Faith»or or a Dixie Chick Itened species, le event was sponsored by on the cover. 3 Rivers United. That don’t leave a lot for th e likes Iy bet,” said Cannamela, "is o f Eddie Raven, andd hhi e m u s tb c l^cause the American peo- vt'onderin’ why. wouldn’l allow the gray •e out: Stripped of Ain’t hard to figure o e, th e bald eagle, th e condor nd production its multi-tracking and ] o ther sp ed es) to go extinct, gUtz, one country songDng is musically . won’t, allow the salmon to pretty much like the n< ttincl, either." all th i^ chords andithe th truth, and ^anninnamela speaks with some there ain't too manyy waysw you can 3mj,orilority. He’s a biologist with tell it. Idaho Department of Fishh Not so rock'n* roll:1: B:BiU Haley and and GaGame and is regarded as an expert:rt among experts on salmon, .Jfc* A nd during his lecturc, namela predicted the battle D o n ’t : how to restore dwindling lon in Idaho “will get more ASK ME “i "ful and uglier." SteveCnmp on nc one side, growing public opiniolion and an assortment of>f ______enviroiironmental und sports orga- n izatiiIlions are turning up the Flavor Flav might as wellv have comc heatt i to breach four Lower\ from different planetslets. And oncc Snakeke River dams, whose con-1- e to the Redfish U ke Visitors Ce:Center south of Stanley s t Satuiturdsy’s Sawtooth Satmon Celebrilebratlon. i you're a Name, you’lli’ll jalways have structic tio n b e tw e e n 19G4 a n d A big Mimon gmreeled people at the entrance tc your fans. 197SS paralleled the rapid4. problem is (salmon) survival,”s line in the number of That’s because rock«k trafficksi in d e c lir . h e sa id . non and threatened their nostalgia - the rememlembranceof salmoi Cannamela said o: th e being young and theele conceit of being extinctnction. salmon barged around thei n the other side of the hip again. How elsec cancs you explain , O n ® only 0.5 percent (half o one !>er- the Bobby Sherm ann RReunion Tour? debatiate is a coalition of Idaho‘ cent) retum as adults to Country, though, is rmostly about tid a n s a nd business interests;• Of all unbarged sain only ; resists breaching the dams faithless women, cheaheatin’men and 'ha' ” 0.25 (one fourth of onenc percent) favor continued barging of gettin’ your double-wivwide repos- /a ” rctum . lions of salmon around the scssed. Powerful thenicmes,tobesure. Cannemela offered a n o th e r is plus other remedies over 5 ain’t nothin' . ' comparison: Salmoiion th e but let’s facc it: It's oi next few years that they say folks want to dwelllont™years on ^ ^ Yakima River of Wal/ashingtun 1 spare the salmon from^ have a retum rale of some5 from now. nction and restore it to boun- The great H ank Wil! percent, without darr to hur- 1 num bers. die. To maintain a stood that. For ev eryS h ' — ■ ut Cannamela used statis- and-hallelujah dirge,ge, heI wrote two „ _ . ‘ h eah h y salm on popul: the , events and historic trends return rate needs to) hbe songs like “Jambalayilaya.” W alk into [jJ®;t « tend to bolster the argu- . any mall, roadhouse« 0or retirement m' two percent. To inciicrease the nt that salmon are in peril, a per- home in the Americaiican heartland, salmon population, i said that in simplest terms, n ecessary , and you’ll hear some'ne version of that salmo cent return rate is n mon are dying by the mil A ny song 49 years later. “■ Cannamela explair lio nls s from ordinary stress as“ decision on bread th e See, countiy ain’tt gotgc nothin to sell th e y I y face unprecedented hur- Lower Snake Riverr idams has but heart, ’cause itsts stsoul is mort- d ie s - s - four dams between them been deferred for ammother five gaged to the companjlany store. Does and tl: I th e P a d fic O ccan by way of° years while supporttrte rs th e anybody still care to shed ! a tear over th e Cn«m it to Christmas?" electr “If We Can M ake it t« ctric dam turbines, dam spill-Up th e re tu rn ra te on salrilmon. When I was a kid,1,1 I got{ a part-time ways,ys, slack water areas by the Some of the anti-li-breachine DavoCannannamela, a biologist with the Idahdaho Department of Rsh and Gariame, presented some statisticslcs ed flre ran across containment . The WestiS t B a sin F ir e , I.-' “This old pitchererw V alk -d o ff the „g]]^ell,” Makela said. Another IK110 MVS tho BLM l< pleateiled with tho regrowth followingIng the flte. miles east off JaJi^ckpot, Nev., was field, smiled a smilenile big as Texas, ao-e!Tes of th e Cold O e e k drainagttage cessful acres, ignorinK' thet few contained Fridariday and consumed and shook his headtad real slow. w enere aerially seeded to protectect fairly well on their• own,c Makela are too steepsti and rodcy for drill thousand areas that willill tak e a 63,000 acres, “ T>amn,' he saidid Ifinally.’I threw gainst erosion. said, and are not beiicing reseeded seeding,M ^ akela said. long time to come bacack, and •ThcTrriilCtil Creek Fire, 5 miles A contractor put in erosioiiion because cheatgra:•ass is not a “1 wouli)uldn't cull it a disaster by him a good pitch.’t.’ A a c re s th a t w on’t com e> Iback at south of Allanllama, had burned "You get down: to eases, that's conljntrol on the Wilson Gulcllich threat, any stretcetch of the imagination,” ; and was 40 percent aU. 29,642 acres am about the best anybnybody can say slop^ M agic V,^ALLEY/IDAH(ao______ ^ ------— H([OSRITAL -ES— = MAGIC3IC VALLEY REGIONAL Ann Burchett*Btt-Gray and Zachary SmitlItb, both of DwicbtEbt ContBd**Coir HardingI ] Burley, service at. 11 a.m . Visitation will be held ooe hour MEDICALMl CENTER TwinFalls. ofTwinIn FaUs, service at 10 ajn.. ] Monday at the Pella LDSLl 1st before the servicerice on Monday at Mondayly at the Twin Falls 12th1 1 and 2nd Ward Chapel,1, 400 S. thechurch. ------1-— Some namet are« oomitted at patients’-zequesjest------—______LDS Chapel,-824 C asw ell-:l~160'Wi^in Burley; burialIwiUfol. V ------E U e M aritt; andas Walter Partin, both of- T B u i a n S " reburial will fbUow at 330) 1 low at 3 p.m. Mondayy a t th e Valentin Sahraihrador-Alarcon of Admitted Carlene Packhamtam of Twin Falls. p.m. Movionday at the Portages I Sunny C e ^ R est Cemeiletery in Wendell andd fonnerly of Cemeteitery in Portage, Utah.. . ^m o. Friends may call £rom£r & 8 Campeche, MexioMdco, vigil service FriendsLs imay call from 4-8 p.m.U ; p.m. today at the Payne at 7 pJn. Tuesdajiday at Demaray’s ------1 today at White Mortuary, with3 ! Mortuary in Burley, Gooding ChapeL ------O biilTUARIES;s— ^----- tbe famlinily present to greett ^ friendsi fifrom 6^ pjn., and froma Blanche Carr of BBurley, . Deanne Sue (Wagner)(Wi Purscell FcroMbwirratMliilind MonMdoa, eal TSMtKt,Sl. b t m bMwMR 2 pja. andnd 6( pjn. Meodqr ttatxtfi 8 atui« ; 2 p.m. of Pensacola, Fla.,Fla., memorial ser- • and CM ba pfaKwl URtI 8 pjn.« :45 a.m. Monday at thee memorial service at I D iiaBil>4J0pjipjB. aucMqr piMcMloiL D«DMdi BOtieM ara a fiM MfviM ai Monday at the BurleyI United1 vice at 1 p.m.1. Sept.Si 30 at the J 5 * ______Meihodist Church, AinImo and Prairie City Chrishristian Church in ria Lynn Spurgeon off East 27th streets in B urley. Prairie Oty, Iowa.iwa. Nola Traweek of Pell City,>. F u n e ral se rv ic e s will >0 bo held at Laurii • T w inJ FI a l l s ima. and Heler>e Fairbanks of>f 11 a,m. Wednesday. Augugust 30, " ' J e ro miie; e 10 grandchildren; 122 2000. at the Burley LOS Ifth10 Ward rn g re a i-gi-grandcnildren; i two great-I- ' Chapel on I6lh Sireet wilhilh B ishop I t ^i r m t o h e a c J g re a t'Q:*grandchlldren; i and by hiss Jon Searle officiating, Friorlonds a n d son-ln-l{n-law, Jim Priest and lamily.^ lamlly may call at Hansen1 MK ortuary B ren dja. a. Brian, Bridgetl and Brent)t Burley Chapel. 321 East ^ te o f plant ofW hittililtier. Calil, Herman w as pre-H Tuesday evening. Augusi 2i t » S l t l (Hr>-r the Paris Cerr>etery. Paris.. IiIdaho, e t AHSAHIHKA(AP)>A8tateeco- I f Y O UJ ARE 6X OR OLDEDER, K T H ermlan an S tam m erlo h n will b e con-1- 4 p.m . Ihe d a y of service...... nomic devevelopment team will NO REQUIREMEENT TO R^AT, AS LONG AS d u c teJd d .at 10 a,m. Thursday. Aug.J. W e will m iss you d e arest earwater County to 3 1 . 200•000. at Immanuel Lutherann unlil we meet again, we l< employment problems T O U A R EU I VIN C IN YOUR HIh o m e ! ■fTTaC TM B Churchch. with Paslor Lawrencee a n d will novor forget you. including( d the pending shutdown V e d dler e r officiating. Services and lUeetre moot of Potlatdtch’s Corp. Jaype ply- • lineofCrM Ot arranoeigemenis are under the direc*?• R u p e r t wood plantn t near Pierce, ' . CiXSB * U tlono7v\iTWhile M ortuary. Gov. Dirkirk Kempthome made the C aU C H UUCKBYLER C announcemsment Friday after dedi- a M. Kraps Harfaart cadpgthei:e Dwcrdiak SmaU Hydro- E rnl a M. K re p s H e r b e r t. 8 6 . of power Plantm t near Dwocshak Dam. 113 HakiA\eW.. 2nd Roor* W-79fr7681 Falls and formerly of Oxnard,d. ,-Tu«iftls-733-9095-l-800-7 HopePufahlihl D ungan f j About 215211 p e c ^ win be out of a srnia, died Saturday morning. Hope Newbryiry Pulahl Dungan. CaWorn work whenen the indefinite Jaype List 2 6 . 2 0 0 0 . a t A lle rraa ^ 1 s, died W ednesday. loes into effect Monday, 70. of W Falls, c «jod Uving Cenier, dosure goe Augusi 23, 2000.» . at the Twin Falls Maiw feu* ar: it is for good Potlatdi irn October 18. 1913. in Sanin ‘ 9 Ras pital following an C iin ic & H o s p iti Obispo. California. Erna lived)d I officials dtedted poor p^wood prices, s m u s s e n extended illness. of her life in California, nrwving Kempthcthome said representa- FUNI icjrn December 10. '9 Hope was boff vin Falls Iwo years ago lo be)e tives of var:rarious state departments [ER A L H O M E 1921. at Eden,1. liId a h o , to R o b e rt her family. She was a nrwmberer will travelil tto afflicted areas to con- imily Serving Families' ibson Newbry, Sho ,P®' 'A Fan r liie and Pearlie GibS' ie First Assembly of Godid sider immecrtunll9 I '• h er life. O n M ay 1( la is survived by her so n s, Arthur our funertf ktnu terrinf lie MMitnce Pufahl and. on strong poslossibility, for example, ried Paul A. P IS of Twin Falls, Roy K reps of erenrhelmlMf raponu l» ou tt", f —Ifc S e p te m b e r 17., 1£1972. married Ben Jreps ( some of tluthe out-of-work Jaype em- our fratltuJe for Ike etnflJeHC yo Grande..California, and xuld go through stepped- ■Cattia trea. We esprest iplp01 -A Senrlii# Famllie*". w as a lifetime mem- ployees cou Dungan, Hope wa ard Kreps, also ol California: 10 W Auxiliary and a ing and bc hired to help placei with hi. We are ilmpl •Barky ' ber of the VfW dchildren; and numerous great-It- up trainine Lutheran Church, 0^2^ - 2 1 0 0 'l3SOE.l6tb'Bm m em b er of Ihe Lut: jchildren'and great-great-grand-d- fight fires,es. The team also could e her sons. Wayne 678-:Om/r t f g y rMmtml Surviving are h ren. She was preceded in death develop jobiob retraining programs, ______MOU-Caulc^ On I ol Burley. Glenn ( J u d y ) P u la h l oi er husbands, one sister and a Dorothy Petersonn The Dwoworshak hydro plant will of Twin Falls, and (Gail) Pufahl of ddauQhier. D o ro th y D e s e r e t C u m m in s produce• enoughe electricity for ■ll of Hagerm an; her „ Ralph P. Pufahl o ineral services will lake place:e Nelson Peterson, 86-vJ-year-oid 2,000 hom«mes annually. The plant H MORTUARY line (Darrel) Hamlett . S daughters. Elaine alifornia. Local arrangementsIts Rupert resident; died Tl^Thursday. ja p j a wavater line used by the I Farnsworthiie 1Funeral car^ , ol Twin Falls.s. Ileen (Lester) jnder the direction of Reynoldsds August 24, 2000. at the ler. and Susie H. latcheries tb produce an PV Quality affordable(o your family. '■ Adams of Filer >ral C h a p el ot Tvvin Falls. her daughler and son-ln-li1-law in SI, e s tim a teed d 23 million-kilowatt Buck of Twin Fall!•alls; three brothers. George.lJiah, fr o m o u r fa m ilyineral to Services Thomas F. Newbiwbry ol Twin Falls, ,23. 19M. ho^aimuinually. •Trjxiitiona! Funer She was born January < [ectridty is purdiased by «d Service Robert M. Newbiwbry. also of Twin B u r ley In Brawley. Calilom la, thidauahter e 1 The dec > •Personalized! Falls, and Evereerett G, Newbry of InnIe Sadie th e B onneineville Power Admini- n Services __ ot Lowell Blaine and Minr ? . •C rem ation & Ciarkston. Washashington: two sis- ■ . ' Knight Cummins, She rece>ceived her snation thrthiTOigh Clearwater Power and Monuments ters, Mary N. KeiKeane of Longview. education In Oakley, grijraduating Co. ExcessJSS revenue will go to the • •Gravemarkers andre-Planning Wllh Us Washington, andmd Fern Johnson ol ■ ‘ from Oakley High SchoolJl a n d later Id a h o W'ater ati Resources Board for •Freeze Prices By Pre-P Twin Falls; 15 gngrandchildren; and 24-7777 attended the Twin Fallss I B u s in e s s lo a n s a n d grantsg feen noilcc Dora Friesen. Gooding LDS Stake Chaiqairperson of Love, In fcccfli day*,mes il In the area offering A celebrationjn < o l H o p e 's life will tho Sociables OrganizaticIlion. w h ere of funeral tiomcirhls niay sound Uke a nov^ la k e p l a c e ait t :3 p.m, Monday. she met Harold Avery' FPeterson. kiwer priccs. This; It simplyc reinforces thc ai Ihey were charglnR August 28. 20(2000. at Reynolds They were married on D ec em b er X approach, but It 3l, Burial will follow a t H N plain fact lhaices to bcRin with. Wc at Funeral Chapel. E 26. 1969. in Iho Idaho) FallsF LDS c Valley Funeral Home. Twin F alls C e mmetery. e ' Friends may Temple. He preceded herier in d e ath reasMire our clientele that 3m 3 p.m, until 8 p.m. ^ E S Parkc-s MaRlc Va call Sunday from on April 4. 1994. Hara ro ld a n d would like to rcassays offered thc lowest at Reynolds Fun-uneral Chapel. The Dorothy resided In Ruperlert Ihrough- CERTIFIED we have alwaysI Palls and will conilnuc 10 family suggeststs i:that memorial con- R ijUaanna Clayton Rich out their married life,. fiAn active ■U SU FINANCIAL prices tn Twin IHill] tribuiions b e givegiven to the Veterans do so. i/ather used to say. 'Take lur dearly beloved Mother,er. member of Ihe LDS Chi:hurch. she PLANNER iffer scrvice and Quality, of Foreign Wars.rs. Donations may be As my gnnd/ath ndmoiher. Greal-Grandmoiher.ier. had served as Reliefef S o c ie ty the difference and won't. e ra l c h a p e l s ta ff o r Qf®"?!! lhe time 10 offer ' given to funera I Greai-Great-Grandmoiher.er. President, Primary Presideidem. Junior t People know the < nolds Funeral Chapel. “ iyp«' / . m ailed to Reynolc anna Clayton Rich, joined herier Sunday School Coordin:ilnator. had ...D y tic fooled by tiypc. P.O, Box 1142.12. Twin F alls, Id a h o evenly Family on August 25.25. worked in Ihe Young) \ W o m e n 's ARKE’S ^ 83303-1142. 2000.lO. at 12:30 a.m. We all loved-ed organizalion. a n d h a d seiserved on a y'^‘ PABilC VALLEY her anand she loved us all back. We mission wilh her husbanemd. Harold. m aldn ssion on the iiuaiuii MAGIC le elI arand lell Ihe privilege to havew e in lh e Tahiti P a p e e te Miss: iRALHOME/ in a is la n d of R a ro to n g a inn Ih e C o o k R b e ein n tblessed by her soul. Susanna ly planning than {^^■iFUNERiibcrty Road, Twin Fafls }ks Islands. She enjoyed cocooking. pie- < p a sjsed s e away just 2 1/2 weeks UtOnhfloaltifOwoxt ore her lOOth birthday o on n m aking, g ardening, wrilinling, pooiry. ou can by just 25$llUinM b e fo ri rwin FM•rntfri On Fiin»nl Septerjlember 13, 1900, She w as bornorn music, pnolograpny. quiluiliing, trav- to disc ’aris, Idaho. Ihe daughter ot eling to various parts ot)t th1 e w orld. ingm more money, In P ar 5 - 0 0 1 1 WillianIiam Nephi Claylon and Emmama and found happiness in1 IheI simple • UxabetbParke 7 3 5 - Charleirieile Price, things ol life like naturetre and ani- wu11 J a m e s R . L o v e, tHHOabtiineSOi, Slusanna u s graduated trom BYUYU m als. S h e especially lovet/ed her lam- — CFP wilh1 a teacher's degree. She taughtghi ily. her missionary Eld•Iders. had 1. Jlscuss how we can help. m any n y children in elementary schooltool many wonderlul triere n d s , a n d a n dj wwrole a paper on how lo read,a d . enloyed sp e n d in g lim e withwi people. ( daughters, 734-4545 ►Ids w rite,le. and do arithmetic. All whovho Survivors include six c www.)amesrtove.com euer of Sl, ^ & Reynolc c a mTie e in contact wllh Susannaina Luceii (Jam es B.) Hei Mortuary loved,sd. respected and revered her;ie r; G eo rg e, U lah, Velta (Eu£!ugene) Moe b e s3t t cof all, they learned whal she ol Hayden Lake. LoahJh (Morten) Ithis taughighi Ihem. She married Simpsonson Krahn of Twin Falls. Lineinda (Garry) ive served Euzenjene Rich on June 23. 1923,i, in S tevenson ol Rupert. Loriori N elson of White ChapelJ ha P a ris,rls, Idaho, They were blesseds e d S oulh Lake T ahoe. CaliliIlilornia. a n d I 30 years, wilhh fcfour children. Sha w as in busi-usi- Susan Puckett ot Rupiiperi; Ihree V-/VFJ nbined 13( I , n e sis s \with her husband tor 17 years« r s s o n s. Allan H. (Marlaine;ie) Peterson • ^ y for a coir H e r m a n Hi . . In AsAshton. Idaho, when a fire ot Torrance. Californinia. Jay R, g Fimeral C rned ihelr-business. She wentrent (Linda) Peterson of Lo£ogan. Utah. I V more. S t a m n w r ii o o l h n K ck to teaching school in and Carl L. (Chris) PetersonPe ot least 130 n Herman Hugejgo Stammerjohn. 95, jgrryrryington and Salmon. Idaho,Iho. Gooding; a daughter-ln-In-law, Gail )mmmiityI us for at 1 of Twin Falls.s . dI ie d W e d n e s d a y . Mntlltif her reliremeni when shes h e R obinson of Idaho Falls;s; a sisler-in- . July 19. 2000.). ala t SunB ridge C a re & /m o vived e i lo Burley td be with her chil-:hil- law. Dorothy Cummineins of Arco; Rehabilitation1 C(Cenier. / dfensn and grandchildren, until herhei lorty-lour grandchildrenn and1 oighiy "T hapel (1938) great-grandchildren. Inn addition1 to \Count i on )rnolds Funeral Cha He was bornDin April 16. ISQSJiS doml!m ise, those in their Germany, thehe son of Hans Tnd Su{Susanna was an accomplisheched hor husband Harold In 1 994. s h e V iry (1924) and Reyi fl by her par- ere desire to help thi M athilda Roti-olhmann Stammer- pienimist and taughi many. MusicjsIc was preceded in death I junded with a sincei :S community johann. He caiceme to America In ^^3IS | her Ille next to her childrenren. ents; a daughter. An\nita Sadie tin lon of serving this c 1925 Ihroughgh Ellis Island from shele 'was very active in the LDS.DS Nelson; a son. Andiid rew L e n n hite Mortuartiave a proud traditit nany options Germany. He} livlived for a short lime churclurch. For years, she played the Nelson; a sisier, LucellJil C um m ins: W l ' options. Those mai in Chicago.3. then moved lo ofgaraan and piano at the lOlh aanc n d two b ro th ers, Russell CuiCummins a n d were both fou5ty of affordable o; led at White Nebraska. Onn JiJuly 4.1931. he mar- 21st'st ward in Burley, among man^lany VIrgll C um m ins; a grancindson, Terty lIK that may be used . ried Phyllis L. hHardy In Nebraska, otherie r e v e n ts wilhin th e ch u rc h . Lynn Nelson; and a gngreat-granci- . _ im e of need.;ed We funeral ha plans t Jl 1,000 affin „ and they hadd jijust celebrated their She 3^^, Is survived by two of heher daughter, Hanna LavinwmaMcw, M i It any of more than : 69th anniversiusary. In 1940 they chlldilildren. Donna Marie Rich UcciIcci, Funeral sen/ices wriilill be held at • vith a widemolds varietj Chapel or at moved to IdahSaho. where Herman -fiurleirley. Idaho, and Gerald Euzen*tene 11 a.m. Thursday, Auouemst31,2000. at( erica. w a s a n a u to3 rrmechanic. He later ricwc^f, also of Burley, Idaho;; 14 at the Rupert LOs\ 7th Ward c nclude pre-ananget!S across North Amei als may come farmed at Castlastleford. Clover Tv/in grar*arnchlldren; 40 great-grandchilchil- Chapel. 8th and G Sireel.Sl with ^ •ome. Mr. Stam m erjohn £jrej{. Id officiating, W i by. And individuals Fails and Jerom eti; and 21 great-great-grandchll:chl1- B ishop R ussell Holland t^oTtuary and Reyn<:hShge as time goes I won't change; was a memtimber of Immanuel en. She was precedecT In deatleath Burial will follow In IheII Rupert )f one thing that wo Lutheran ChU'hurch and the Farm by' hiher parents: her husband; oneoni Cemeiery. Friends mayay call al the Ited funeral homesan < always be sure of ling when the B ureau, iughter, Ruth Susarina Rid^ich Payne Mortuary. 22121 W, Main OU ling vision of helpin; r In addition>n tto his wife ol Twin Hernimming; one son. William Ciaytoilyton Sireel in Burley, from1 {6 to 8 p.m, _ Some. things do ch:jdfast to our foundii 1 Falls. Hermanan is survived by one Richch; one great-granddaughieiIter. Wednesday and at Ihe3 cchurch trom fordable service. 5 son. Jim :Stammerlohn ol Alizaiza B. Brower; and one greal■eal- 10 lo 10:45 am . prior to th e md go. But you canrarm, caring and aff( j Columbus. NetNebraska; two daugh- gramandson. William Scott Tanwaier,or. on Thursday. 3ur remaining stead; leed arises with war s ■ 9 : / R eynolds i ilT E B t “Pu M V U t l \ i C o rm m u rn i t y } TWIN FALU f 'A LU KIMBERLY 733-4900 Paul Reynolds ______A p a g e ffor t you and your nelielg h b o rs. _____ I Jgry 600 423-S350 ______T ______' ( - V/ TF tr n im .n m127.2000 2 Tl»llNl»l,T1iFa>,l w |; -:M agi;ic ValleyAyEsnrvi i iBurle^V skatec park has1 k)in g f u nid-raisiii n g r m ii d a h i ^ad ; :By Ruth Streeter b e e n1 sskateboarding l long, hc saidd “it“i was would eliminattate a lot of the problems,"” how to raise around $9($90,000 in cash a n d th eI vway to its $97,000 fund-rais:raising goal, t the organization formedd irin August ' :Tlm>»Ww« wrtter______kind of a disappointm ent” th at thethe skate she said, in-kind donations, But t ------park; hihadn’t been fiidshed by Menilemorial The intent of the ordinance, passed inn The park has alnalread y b u d g e te d 1997,)7, a year a fter d ty officialsJs fifirst men- BURLEY - So far, aI proposedpi skate Day, as planners had hoped, February 1999,9, was to decrease destruc-c- $45,000 this year, anand is budgeting done tlu: possibility of a skatekaie park in • parlThas two confirmeTdird o h o rs; th e d ty Th'eriferirai'en’fraanyplaces-to-skj 3 k a te in ----- tion of publicicand-private-properly.-f .------another $45,000 for nexilext year.-Butbefore----- T win id Falls.______irk b e ^ rT ih 'lof Burley and a punk bandmd called Frenzy. town,1, 1;he said, and the best place:ices with Skateboarders' sttmts sometimes scrape•e the project can be puiput up for bid, the Taralk of a Burley skate park I . “I guess we can’t compitnplain about not rampsps and> rails and stairs have sigsigns up sidewalks, beniinches and railings, whichh committee needs to laicknow how m uch w ill 199838, w hen Linda P etersen gotgol permis- :havii^ a skate paric if wcwe’re not willing prohibiibiting skateboarding, makes propertyty owners uneasy, be donated in cash, nunaterial t and labor. sionn from the dty council to) dedevelop an to help out,” said Leiff Heiner,H a bond Manartindale and Heiner saidlid they So not surprijrisingly, many youths like;e The committee is jwjust getting staned in-liiline hockey rink and skate:ale path at m em ber a n d a 17*year-ol)•■old Burley High weres diedc last week; the dtaiiortion says the idea of haviving a site for their spon. approaching businessesises and construction E asts t P ark in Burley, i Sdiool senior. th e teen-agers te were skateboailoarding “It’s amazingng how many kids come inin companies, •nirh e skate park will in d u dle c 83006 feel an ramps, a Heiner and other teen*en-agers told the where:re a no-skateboarding sigiiign was and want to sesee the plans,” said Mayorsr City Council membe;iber Adria Masoner, of concrete,c< with transition i me inch tor city’s recreation commitmittee last Week posteded. The teen-agers are conte)ntesting Doug Manning,lg, who estimates he’s seen;n who is also on the reenecreation committee, pyraramid with a slope of one ‘ rthey were willing to dolo anythingi they the dt:dtatio n s. five and 10 teceon-agers a day in the lastst is reluctant to set a nevnew groundbreaking everery 12 inches, and a seven-fen-foot wide • could to raise moneyy forf the 8,500- Thele dtations are pending, saidid Cassiai c o u p le o f wiweeks. “They’re reallyly date, sincc.the.date.ha!has already been s e t...... pathth for in-line skating. B ic y^ c ^ w on't be L.square-foot Burley skaskate park. For Count>nty sherifrs Capt- Jim Higens.IS. pim iped.” back once, allovowed. ...S einer, that means putilutting on shows Heireiner’s mother, Christine, saisaid she The project;t missed its Memorial Dayly A plarmed Twin Fallialls skate p ark is far- — tnxtcr can k : : with his Paul-based four-ror-man pimk rock doesn’isn't approve of h er son skatingng where deadline l»cai;ause the architectural firmm ther along, but it hasas had1 more time to IiiTimeS'News u/ritcr Ruth Street I h e shohouldn’t, and told him to slaylay out of th at designed1 tthe park took longer thanUl get there, j r taichai d at the Mini-Cassia Burccurcau at 677- • . band. cr@magicval- Jacob Martindale, 17,7, alsoi signed up those« areas.e antid p ated . NcNow th e recreation commit-it- The Magic Valleyley Skateboarders 4042^2 or by e-mail at rstavtcrOi V for fund-raising. And alth'ithough he ha^’t “I1 thinktl if they built a skatee ppark it tee, which melet last week, must decidelc Association is moree thtl an tw o-thirds o f /ey.e}.com f r G o n s tni n c t i o n ttobegiiTr o r r H i g ^ n e a r thospital1 Mi lit a ppy— : ^KorenBoftsick south entrarranee to St. Luke’s The Th project will also invovolve will not be condnducted during look intoini such signs out of con- , for nearby residents who ’Tlme»Nawt cofre»pondentint W ood Riverr Medical^ Center. The realicaUgning Broadway Run onn the peak traffic hourlurs from 7 to 9 cern fo ^ honor ------hospital isi sets< to open in late othether side of the highway to0 Iline a.m . and from 4:34:30 to 6:30 p.m. mightit beb disturbed by truck dri-i- Flaggers will assi:ssist wilh traffic vers hittinghit their brakes to stop 5 KETCHUM - The Woo.rood River November -- aa few weeks earlier upip w w ilh th e intersection. throw its lhan antidpatijaied. A A spokesman for St. Lutu k e ’s flow betw een 9 a.rrI.m. and 4 p.m, for thetie signals light a t th e hospital, f _^Valley is expected to th aine County Commissioner hat into the milieu off highwayh The proje.ject will widen the saidaid the hospital could nott pro-{ Hull said he hoplopes the work is Blain ;r given aiafter ' of Septem ber. Dennisnis Wright suggested, howev- ! .construction going on across three lanescucurrendy there, add a ect ject how much the project wokvould done by th e end of meanwhile, has er, thathat the noise be monitored • •America this weekik w h e n southbound1 acceleratiohai lane for ost cost at this point bwause sev forbidding f( jake tal iss openo[ before making a ded-t 50 yearirs ■ -accommodate the neww hV o sp ital shoulders andmd replace the tempo- miniU. bill, ian lo new hospital, HILL AIR FORCRCE BASE. I The construction, avawaiting Idaho Tran'ansportation Depart- Construction Ci workers plat vork around rush-hour trai•affic. The Blaine Cotbounty P lan n in g Timesmcs-NiWS correspondent Karen■n U tah (A P)-A lm ost 56 yearss after > final approval of plansms by the ment will setsei the timing of the wor n Depart- signal, whichich will be controlled aid said Jeff Hull, construction, nman- and Zoning Commnmission had sug- Bossickick con be rcachcd in Hailey atit a daring bombing mis ;; “Idaho Transportation I t. Col. HaroUi round the by video camcimeras. agciigcr for St. Luke’s. Construcuction gested St. Luke’s’s irepresentatives 578-2112111. Germany, relired Lt. C Iji ment, will center aroi M. Hegyessy received/ed the coun- : try's second-highestest military ' _ } honor. ilyFire___ •• LrThe.Disrinftujsh'TIyTlyine C rdss ____ ^ ;cr' ^ a s given to Hegyes;yessy n^tlay'"'" \ i;^ContlntMdfro(i(Bl ■ a n d/seed^anks /^ are still charwd fromn w here th e fire b u m e d jtoo50 d u rin g a cerem o ny y aat Hill Air ■; Tyear’s drought. h(^. But Bu the primary concenyforor Force Base. A paperer workv error > ' Only a small amountnt of sedi- re h aabilitation b t is restoring/llowing the BLM’s reasoning.J. him w hen h e went to[0 a hospital to d t said, vniy to recovery, B ra n d t! “I tlthink they should be irin recuperate from hiss w10X1 year, rehabilitation wil/ill commanded a missile:ile battalion1 in I fl soil have been sterilized.ed. H 5 E B H Ht!r y a tremendous task, becauscI oof Europe before he retiredretii in 1968 Makela said quite a few new f-'W ! acreage burned across thiihe as the chief of safeafety for the • ►; cottonwood seedlings; arear emerg- iSt, Hanley said. T he supply, ofo Ogden M aterial Commimmand. ! ►; ing. H e’s optim istic th«the cotton- tive seed won’t meet th'he Recently, Worldd WWar II com woods will recover, alt mand, nor will the supply■ ofo rades realized thatbat Hegyessy I'-will take several decjecades for Nex.M and con tracted seed drillills never received the; mtmedal he w]is f them to reach full heightght. due and petitionedled Hatch f*r I Fire bumed hot enoueh to keepep shnibs, erase and trees from b eIt a t]will be needed, she said. •; What to save immediil a t e l y and In tom t hardanHilt areaa, the WlUon Gulch Hr th e ai h d p . The senator was able to ctjr- K. Some say the fire did more ha ^ what to let come backk cover tim e ion2 time, or bumed too hot for even Invasiviisive cheatgrass to cotne back.: West,Tima News writer Rulh Stnwlteter rect the oversiglit. is a m atter of money,y, thi e BLM ssia On Sept. 11, 1944,44. he was the ; to do, cai expertise.” H: n art tiv be rcachcd at the Mini-Cassi t'says. Budget constratraints are Hanley, fiefield manager for the “The decision of what t I at navigator on a B-17,7 bomb ber ov{.t where, comes down to the tttechni- Wide hillsides demircau a at 677-4042 or by e-mail t ‘‘always an issue, saidid Theresa Burley BLMM office. wh wniinnTn/T».n-.«m b LM Germ any. His 18th[h ccom bat m^s- sion was a dangeroiiTOUS raid imja om coming back for a that v, synthetic oil rtjfinery.;ry. • ' harm than good. iim Soon after theyey began the J- bombing run. thele Ilead plane, Hanley said. cumle tx n a tio n b in e in to3 la rg e s t: fire groi direct hit frojn I B ig firee s c o m b les of juniper trees Burtn exploded from a din ___ G erm an fire . It;t \w as u p jo lout half of the 5-million-acr l i HELENA, M ont. (AP;AP) - Wildfires have tered ter dry thunderstorms - withwit lightning, a townof of about 5,000 people, ier- Heoessy to get thele 335 remaining really don’t want it to pop o\ I be off limits lo h unters, fishe: Ulburned together itin s o u th w e s te r n gusty gu: w ind a nd low hum idityy - through th e “ We re bombers throughI th e clouds io w eekend as a cold front rolledcd throug,i she ridge toiop,” said fire information jQQ. the target. ""Jrlontana’s Bitterroot Vall«vVa and along the we e Montana fires was an 84,001 said. C ynthiaa Reichelt.I ise section w^s ^ Continental Divide, formingfor the nation’s sai ►upinth<: near Townsend, betwee>en Though the nose i Both the Bitterroot V a lle y a n d An evavacuation plan had been pt ■ ripped by shrapnel)nel, the borp- I largest fire group, a federalfe offidal said 1 I Bozeman, thal over the pa; Mussigbrod fires were starteded by lightning for Prosssser and nearby Mabion, wh bardier was able to I lead the firr- I Saturday. Ml meaning abouiveeks has shut down a majc on July 31. Since then,the BitB itterroot fires about 1,71,700 people. .Q_ mation's 1,000-poipound honiBs ' And elsewhere in, ththe West, potential on I over that forest wouldanti be separated ranchers froi h ad destroyed about 70 dwelUrilUngs. “W e’re're prepared for that, but we across the target,Jt, i sendinp lip : evacuation plans were•e readyr for two sm all hai )n officer men and camptherds. The Interagency Firee Center on had togego th ere yet and hopefully w l_nt plumes of smoke and,md fire. ; ■ towns threatenedi by a blaze in ' One of theof 52,000 gallons of reiardai Saturday reported 82 firess nationallyni on have to.”).” R eichch said, hut Then an anti aircrircraft shell Inl : Washington. Sa >ups of that fire on Friday, bi Satiu-day. most of them in the West. They Firefijfighters had il half contaiprepared acre blaze m ,1,5 H egycssy’s B.17, de!destroying the The Bitterroot Val/alley fire and the Sa whidi has Helena andI officerBe D an K incaid said th I the Big Hole River had ha spread across 1.5 millio;ilion acres and Saturdayay night and were hoping to J bomb bay area. ; : Mussigbrod fires in th elely contained by Sunda couple of weeuld become “ dicey” if the wir ! drainage covered ann estimated( 247,000 more m< than 13,000 firefigifighters were complet As the bom berss flifled the burii- M ark ClClemens, spokesman forve th haven’t power line amas predicted during the wee j ; acres, said E. Lynn BurllUrkett of th e N ational assigned as: lo b a td e them. ing refinery, the intiintense flak Itt Montana had 25 fires onI nearlyne 660,000 Emergcrency Operations Center, / we won’t their cattle her -uj. up only long enoughLigh for a formii- ' i Interagency Fire CenterIter in Boise.. 1 A deluge herof was going to m ake firefigh a a e s , Id a hlo o had 26 major fires co tion of German fightersfig to rrp ; “That is the biggestst ifire complex in the aa ta in e d by nipped fhire-updifficult and “all fire Unes ai Wind had already stanedd gigusting above 700,000)0 acres, including the n . through the B-17 fomfonnation. • : region. It’s a lot, and wiiw ith a fire of th at size to have it informationor of the passing weather fron 30 mph early Saturday inI s(south-central biggest1 single; fire, which had bla Ten of the Germ'irnuin fighters : and magnitude it willI taketa a significant fall 30 :oedel, a Bitterroot Nation W ashington, as NationalII (Guardsmen 180,000DO acres of'the Salmon-'day, said situation could were shot down,, bbi u t th ey took ; weather event to sto]itop it - like rain or W the state hit 35 mph ial.as joined firefighters trying to< kekeep a 110,000- N ationallal Forest near the Montar wilh them 12 moreeoftheB17s,; of - snow,” she said. joi end. lot putting any crew s in whe; acre blaze away from two smalmall tovms. line. jjg.. The anti-aircraftift ( guns opent-it But instead of rainI or snow, a “red flag” ac covering The weathertions may get them in trouble Saturday, warning At midday Saturday, a iridge stood Fire offidalsof armounced that moi ’ up again and Hegyessy Hei was I alert was posted Sa n-Challis would be closed: nft a tio n ’s ing doubly difi j Montana and surrouncunding states of scat- between be the Washington fireire and Prosser, Salmon-' wounded as moree shardssl of flak blackened bracing” fori tore through the bombomber. • n-Challis said Ed Bloet H is m aps w ereJ destroyed dc and tana state Forest offidal. ^ . Hegyessy was wounclunded. Still, tl}e “We’re n o t; )a td e W : con b la z e^ navigator was ablei)le to g uide tl^e I N a tio rn a l G u a]ird calle dd in to b tiore of th e those conditioi pilot back to Englargland by memo- i M onday, he said. rks shouted bacik iles from lo encom pass a Juardsmen were expectedd *)n ry, using landm arks; 5 PROSSER, Wash.1. ((AP) - The Mark Clei:iemens, spokesman for residents, r a nd .'ibout 9 mil( o f a to him by the bombanbardier. Prosser, a Benton Countnty com- the blaze. ite before nightfall - part o • Mule Dry fire swelledled to at least the statee EmergencyI Operations F over “War is not a glamlamorous tliingi” munity of about 5,000. A ridge “We’re usin ontingent of nearly 600 d ue oi : 110,000 acres Saturd:irday as hun- Center. r ional Hegyessy said of his combat lay between Prn- ser and1 thet fire everything awr h c weekend - and 180 additioi dreds of National[ GGuardsmen Severalral buildings and resi- 1; itate experiences. “It’s’s a deadly set?- at m id-day Saturday. backbum wherWashingtc )ersonnel from the stt joined the ranks ofif firefighterst dences werewe threatened, but no a department of Natuiural ous affair and peopho p lt die." I tions had been ordered, “W e really don’l w ant it to pop do get high wii trying to keep flame:nes from two evacuatioi s about 10 percent of Gualesources w ere due a s well. own the road Clemensssaid Si . over c that ridge top,” ReicheltR« we’ll be ready I small towns just dow; said. siteLightning started the fire f [■ ' " and, sage and Crewss werev buming potential said. s • from blazing grasslanc rion plan “We’re reall;jing dozers to clear contVednesday on the million-ai fuel and1 hopingh to keep the fire “We have an evacuatic iio n ' Time to llququidate? ; ! crop stubble. munities, the worst, iwayan ... and trying to thfakama e ' Indian Reservatii W hile t h t lightning-sig-sparked fire within thethe boundary formed by in i place” for both commi she said. “W e're prepairared for worst won’t hajicre we can so if we per:vhere it has charred abt U se The TImi>mes-Newsi ; had been restricted»d to: Y ak im a M cK inley lej Springs Road, just s lad to go The blazewinds m this afternoon Dep55.000 a a e s. A dozen structun ing to 33 mph inside thosethe two counries, said that, t but we haven't hai tp la c e I County, wind gusting we won't and 15 or 16idy m for it,” Reichelt Reservice. “ ‘ p o s s e ssiorI o n s In to despite forecasts that thc3icy would perimeters, butand hopefully the Yaklave b ^ reported. - Firefighters hadd itii half con- The spnprawling Mule Dry fire - ( remain high, Clemens saidd lot of terrain,”happen,” s she said. whtFifty homes scattered acrc ross n n c h tained by Saturdayay night and riamed forfor a c r ^ - w as about 3 i e vol- s h . Crews worked throu)ugh the a magnificent: siwas 26 miles long 35,0iie Horse H eaven Hills w ere ■ ; w m hopmg to havele iti complete- miles froirom Mabton, a Yakima n i ^ t d i g ^ g fire lines, esisstimated About 1 miles wide, Reichelt mo!intarily evacuated Thursday.f- I Iy contained by SuiSunday, said County' townt( with about 1,700 i vac tly burning on the des L-: )ut it’s covered quite a havi V - .” she said “It’s "quite F t sight at night.“ the 320 National unti 0 4 nM»Nm.TMBF*.aii,Mrtio tM dar.A ^N tar.zbotboo '-^jlD AH O/W^ E E S T . - ...... : y / = 1 81^ how yotir I V E B L ^ ______L,' ______= : i; ._DANCEJEjELV1 - H o s p it aiL l district^-files ' ------'■ Cassia Regioi’inal Medical CenterC | j ■ I n] e w b a rn k m p tc yy p h n HWelcomes (.------— i : ------C O E U R d ’A L E N E -• i A n e w ' CiiFe'FihahMiiiBliin'A’dihihistratiori;’’ ------Dr. EricicCassidyrDiO.- iil bankruptcy plan filed inI federalf That federalral agency contends Emergency:y Room Physicitcian : ■ ’ JW /MA J ■ JJi court ^ could result in quiclick pay- the hospital owowes it $267,695. Mirquli H | K ment to those owed moroney by The total debtde would also bc m t:the East Shoshone Holospital . lowered if thelhe hospital district ! LelgMon, 7^a can prove it.1 cdoes not owe the ^ A i;D istrict. o f junior tridl> The district operateted the Mognusons; $60,000 S for the DDr. Cassidy served a resic : tional dancer sSilver Valley Medical CCenter, Wallace Mediciic a l Clinic. ErEmergency Medicine alt ttl h e I fromUpwal, which closed almost twcATO years The district’sct’s trustees contend University n of Illinois, Colo lte g e l.dtncM In ago. that the buildilding was illegally of , Medicinc at Peoria an< illion in purchased witl«ihout a vote of the - Qrand Entry It rem ains $1.18 mill St. Francis Medical Cente debt. A n e a rlie r bankruptiptcyplan taxpayers, anand that only back St ceremony In failed becausc of a dispui)ute wilh rent is owed, the Uth ison fam- McCrea saisaid he would soon q ‘ A i r . ' X one creditor, the Magnust Dr. Cassidy is a member - ^ ^ ^ H f l r Celebration ily of Wallace. file a casiase against the of , The American Acaderr In s ta te court. , Spokine Falla T his tim e, th e district is asking M agnusons In s of Emergency Medicine iand f l k I Northweft th e U .S . B a n k ru p tc y Courl C( to Also, the debtdel will be reduced o' allow it to sell bonds. Th«■he bond- if the vacantmr medical center of ol the Emergency Medicicine ] ______I n d U n - H H Silverton carrb e sold;— ■Resfdancu'Association. -ff Encampment H f l tthe debts, and the districtict would Remaininglg creditors include and Pow Wow in turn repay the bondidholder the Internal11 1Revenue Service, at Riverfront ^flP^RM HBSn|fl with the property taxescs it col- owed £134,63,631, and 13 former p. Park In lects every year. hospital emimployees who are -y 3 years to ow ed $3132252 iin back wages. p; Spokane, It would tak e 15 o r 20 j pay off the debt, attorne;iey Steve State lawV rrequires not only I t Wash., on I that the distrstrict pay its debts, M cC rea said. : a s s i a R e g i o n a lL Friday. “Maybe less,” he addided. “It but also payf ttthe prevailing inter- 12 percent, McCrea e d i c a l e n t e r jjust depends on the interierest rate est rate of 12 W C .1 I ends on said. The trusiistees are hoping to we get. 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ZIONSI BAUSfK W E.HAVEN'T FORG(GOTTEN WHOW l KEEPS US IN BUUSINESS.” g M em b er PDIC- T ( ’ ta 4 f r .Ai0Nt3T,2OOO « Thw *ew ,Tw•kMk,IM> hF M I I d a h o AV 'e E S T ______^ ------■ ■ ■ ■ I __ Mayo:3rs plan RTRUC VfERTIGO: ___ _ ■ ■ c S W r f T N O ------FREEZI1 " .^ER S A I fees J Pr. ^ S A L T lKE CITY (A?) - ^ Mayors of thehe five cities who W want to createle ai fire service dis- ^ trict say th e plaplan will most likely be funded withith fees instead of a m ill levy on projroperty ttiixes. . . T h a t jn e a nns s the issue would . not have to be rushed onto the ^ Nov. 7 ballot.. R ather, the C ounty sfrigidaire' HF ''W ^^^^frigidairV_^ Com m ission coicould create the dis. a resolution, 'Hie commisslission’s vote proba- ,973^ bly w ould b e; precededpi by a pub- 15 cu. FT. CHESTC % 09 |S |H lic hearing. BtBut Commissioner Mary Callaghs(han anticipates its 21 cu. FT. UPRIGHTI ®3S HBb B b passage, given»n the way the issue I has gathered>d ste a m in re c e n t I 1 been in faw rorit” 11 [a I and we all warvant to get it done,” I U Callaghan saidaid, after the Friday ith the mayors of Holladay, Draper. ■ R iverton a ndd Ht errim an. re offidals have pro- posed a fire: service sc district lhat would includede the unincorporat- [““ FWKoari «itoy a rida ■1it tli«t H«v«l« 81il» Filf In a»Meno. Nev.. on Thurtdav. TN fal>il> et>dat today.______------ed county andind the five contract FARM SE1■RVICE AGENCICY cities. Disnict proproponents argue that 1 l l a district wouould create funding FARMIA FOR SALE * stability andd a allow fo r long-term ^ F lie r callsc on ta1 x p a y e^rs’ i g ro u nNOTICE Is hereby given that th the United States of AmAmerica, planning. H SERVICE AGENCY, lormfierly erl Farm er's proposal stands, Salt • acting'ttirough the FABM : if the fee pr Home Administration, is sselling the following descriiscribed Lake Countjnty fire Chief Don property for "CASH ONLY.Y in "as is" condition: d Berry sayscities cit and unincoriM- to abaim d o n t hh e ir c o uirt r a p p e a ty residents also will rated county Approximately 245 acres5 inI Lincoln Counly with 245 sh ares In vant $1.5 . have more firfire service flexibili- mts other than JCOEUR d’ALENE^E (AP) - Al letter froFrom Kootenai County (hem ( know we don’t wa the Big W ood Canal Co. ThereV are no improvements property ty. , Jle. The farm Is » a r o n picked u p a flier i at the Commississioners Ron Rankin, imillion in additional pr some irrigation equipmen>nt. 216 acres are larm able. taxes this year, just to0 sa tisfy North Idaho Fair tha[hat listed his Dick Coi'ompton and Richard i located at 1138 East 9200 North, Richfield, Idaho. their wounded pride.” i£ se and phone nusnumber along Panabakaker telling why the i 1 the farm is $173,500. Therhe Minimum > ||h six others, group shehould give up. • Rankin said he saw noni prob- ' j f h e fiSUlunil); of Joe ' The Appraised Value of ti :e n a m e s • E" price Is $136,800. Thele rrmethod ot m e was not particularly pa: “Thesese two-time losers now lem I with listing those AcceplalilB “ CASH SALE" hhppy a b o u tit. h a v e 422 cdays to appeal a case and numbers becausijse they 5 N ^niHinte.jfcpuld ; sale Is by "Sealed Bid”. j “T h ey ’re try in g5, , tcto put pres- they car;annot win,” the trio could cost taxpayers t be in writing on Form FmH•mHA 1955-46 sbre on people anand putting wrote. n e x t y ear. Offers to purchase must I eptance. Sale of Real Propeijperty by The tiem on a hit Ust. That’sH a real “Becauause of their delaying “I’ll claim authorship "Invitation. Bid and AcceF ie^^r^iiertbr. inied with a cashier's checkjck in the slam e,” the Coeurr dd’ ’A lene m an actions,, tithe sales tax has been flier,” Rankin said I United States" accompani of th e bid in a “Sealed” envelope. env slid Friday. “Espec:)ecially when put in anar uncertain position, adding it was distributed amount of at least 10% 0 elected offi- The counlunty budget now must North Idaho Conser i f s d o n e b y o u r el« iaho FSA Ofdce include! $:$1.5 million in property Forum citizens group. Ttie offers must be receivlived in the Shoshone. Ijlaho has until c! C O m fdttIr^fjthilpss, r 26. 2000 at which time the bids will be j ^ e flie r ta rg e tss tlthe citizens’ tax insteatead of sales tax revenue He said the county hi by 10:00 am September 5 Sept. 5 for Comn c e r n e d * r opened. The successful bidderb will have 30 dayss to pay the m up, Concemed TT£ ax p ay ers of to p ay foifor the jail construction aimfSUM.' ; during ththi e first year." Taxpayers to agreeJ n o t to i. 9 ^ remaining balance or torfirfeit the down payment. I x ite n a i C ounty. t J u d g e It also calls on thethem to aban* On thehe flip side of the flier appeal 1st District The Government reserveses the right to cancel thei sasale at any ( in its appeal of a court deci- are namemes and phone numbers Charles Hosack’s Aug.g. 18 rui- iiT o n ^^lllim, Darlene, i lunty can ^ '' time and the rigtit to rejeject any or all offers. s sn which rejecteded its lawsuit of sevenen people listened as ing. If it does, the coui reduce next year’s prp r o p e r ty t stop a half'Centent sales tax memberers of Concerned fcfBeverlyly,J Delbert & i taxes by $1.5 million. For additional informatioiion and a “Bid Form” contacitact the FSA ' il crease for five yeai'ears to fund a Taxpayerlets. not know i SY Office at 217 W est F.. ShiIhoshone, Idaho. Telephoneme num ber $ .S m illion ja il expa(pansion. It asksiks property owners to Sharon said he did m Sharon. i leal. 208-886-2258 ext. 2 On one side of theth flier is a call thosejse filing th e s u it “a n d le t if th e group w ould appei n f >1w l^&CONSERVATOF> R s i fc^TOwn tost the practical abilityy(capao- ( i ^ dedsloos about the careerand weft* 1 t hhi e r petBonal finances? Pett9thap8 a . | g '6r t m•eivator Is needed. Leam mon3TB a b o u tit B a g g a S m i i oifctem avalavailable to needy peiBona'-throi Sa gUarSanshmsb^ or conservatorship. i l l j 5 ; \ ’')^N02404 .i$10-Senior Rate ■ 'Tbesday OCL ' 10 7-9PM Dennis I Voorheea Shields 101 f i I (S ET ^ ^ skm nears. C ost effffective ccommunitv ty ■ m ^ip ^Ih eh lg h cost ofcare.the-,of I 'and vanishing)lng inheri-.'^'.^ l ^ ^ i ^ m ^ ■ new cejitiitury. d a m to pay one's owm n' way reo- l | ..heealth caree for the i M '.M sh td leave an'Inherttancance to the ■■ out what's legal and ;" , $15-SeniorRate , ^ Outpatierjnt surgery' covered byb; SepL 26 Dennis VoortMM%f^lg mostt insurancei ) plans... |P'*ESTATETEPUNNiNffinM •’ IEye ffl ' Whether youI wantWt just« slm to iW n W @ ' great elaboratioi « standing of the I •' IEar, nose &i throat 1 what's optiqnali S sational.noh4» •< PlasticI m X R N 0 a4 0 3 -^‘ ffl Ibesday ' V •' (General 1 7-9 PM •• Orthopedici( ;s 115 RRALLS AVE W*TWvmtmis 733-t-1662 BllfaiaioMgiSIBJi ligjBfBIBElBIBMBlBfBlE i M m ill Www, Twii M b.h .mk a lMiv.A«irt27.300000 r ------~ | Know the3 sscorff W est ■ Mw . atters of faith — — R e l i g i o n ------■ ih:u!l.] Saturdays |n >m PriseQ iu d ra ffim i u r i o)us, mo> rb id ^mr h oe m I jdtain. I' I. Facility memoriEtrialized [ M P E ’ AWorldWarl.rl3 0 < a llb e r water- ' ■ " 'cooled machinclne gun was used ___, in Johnny Cashhsong i until the 1950siOs to p ro te c t th e H H Tpri^'oxin^.' ■ still has inmates^ t o o IS S ^ - Guards fir^1 a b elt of ammuni- ' FOLSOM, Calif. (AP)P ) - “STOP; P H U tipD th e first da:day of each month r n io n a l and fbr the '' No visitors beyond ihithis point.” •**tokeepitopeiai saowm as...B.RAmGs..M Emm,i iffect.” according to i nH | | | j warns the sign overloclooking the u B S g ^ M psydM logical effc ; hand'hewn gray granianite walls, ^th^.museum. It replacedi a hand- 3 g gun that was set Everything![but the popcorn!nl ; vaulted gate an^peakcaked Gothic cisnked Gatling guard tower of Folsoilsom Stole y O g |m a t tb e prison bouxnm daries to guard d tfa in s t^ a s s escapesesc before the B f . Prison, Us w ere com pleted h's an intimidating; vifl his “Folsom ■ ■J ( inmates died in spespectacular H H H m { escape attempts thatt irincluded T iiso a n tK s " olb ^ 9 ih Jan u a ry 1968.68. Ihnmtes’ ^ l o ^ } runaway railroad een{ n g in e a n d I (Ound of slamming \ homemade diving suit. BBSW cun^and thi'eo K a i « l :omiiany an album p fll • Yet the warning signign is posted ceU doors accon ...... M • seven songs about UUUi I at a “picture spot" ^vh«where about H B H nj 'c e n t e r ^ o n se> ^^^^1^—prisanJife.aiuLdedeath. ______■ ■ ------i^,0(XHouristS‘each yearsHT'snap'pho’ ^ - Cash is travel]reOng overseas and ! tos of th e prison m adele famousf by cpuld n o t b e reac I country singer Johnnyny Cash and lotes-to'the album, ^ J his “Folsom Prison Bluesues.” In ihe.lin^ notl Cash w rites thathat; “I have been ’ PokMon^ ' 1:1i-IJ»Cnd«lwre a behind barss a few times, • scale m odel of th e wall,^ tower and Sometimes off myn own volition, o£lS/S55?'''«!?» cm •»*•«<»• m.MI . ' 1M.4.-M.T«t.TlH.M* ■ No.8gatefromCalifoiifo m ia’s sec- w B B B >' i H ui|L^H sometimes invciv o lu n ia rily . E ach o«*OOMUMOO 12:1|.>ja.44t-7tO I ond-oldcst prison. Theyey can( view a S U P H m H 9 h time, I felt th e: sasam e feeling of kin- ^ replica cell featuring mildly risque ship w ith m y felleellow prisoners.” con J# - 4:« • 7*0. \ pinups on the wall anc a Today, nearlyly 4,000‘ inm ates can MMSwrtn I the prison, Th*Crt» UJ0-J;4»-I.«0.T;1|.| ; videotaped tour of th tfpMi relate to Cash’s’s Llament, “Pm stuck nuMuOyPrefwerlO) Sunday ONLY B • which sits on now-)w-valuable « n - and tim e keeps otswood and his granddaujhter,, Samantha,Sa 2, look at a 7-(oot-ti(.fall in Folsom Prison WMLMBMiMlh tM-4.«e.;:ia.t. I acrbige in un increasing]ingly affluent Ro£flrs Spots' d r a g ^ ’o a " iate made from 250,000 toothpii ! c o m m u n ity n e x t to p o p u la r motor-op«rat(rated Ferris wheel a Folsotn Inmate Folsom, whichich shifted to hou^ ladi Th»P»trle« IM tt \ Folsom Lake. hanged inm ates. Each rop ; conditions in the decade ades aftCT lhe healed (ed with candles or oil ononce, then lagged and storece d w ith prisons, built to house those serv- MaUntMSjUirday^S^ HT; NLY H S«-8un1«OOao-T:eo.7:00- r i s I California Gold Rush ] the dead man’s inmate nuiumber. ing long terms,IS, th c condem ned, _ TM fU pliem tu tuayTA r ’’W I lam p s,anid d iw ater vras hauled in by th' SM.Swi1M-):M-T:00• T:00>l:M • the S ierra N evada foolroothiUs lhat ^ ^ TilThe holngman’s knot was cucustom- and th e incorrigi!igibles. H I start here, 20 mileslies east of cs spent much of their tied tie for each condemned ininmate. Those inmate;Ites were desperate I Sacramenio. tim e in theiie dark behind solid iron based ba on his neck size, wit/ith the to escape. U«.WyM(IAIr»n« 0*»yT: t4« • “It’s a novelty, anyinytime you ^ s, peering out ihrough 6- intention in that thc large,e k n o t In 1920, threeee convicts hijacked F r i / S a t / S u n a t 8:30 { have a museum alwut.t sa prison U i„ch eye; slslots. Air holes were would wc knock him unconsdodous on a prison train usused to move mate- 1 opens the door to secretxels they to d drilled inn t th e doors only in th c impact. im r i ^ sm ashingg itil througli a prison > not experienced,”•says s; John 1940s, Thehe celi doors arc still in From the first execution oion Dec gate. (Jnly two)wererecaptui^. w< CHICKEN ! Fratis, treasurer anda coperations 131 3 ,189S, to th e lost Dec. 3,1937, 3, A nother inmaiTiaie died to escape F r i / S a t / S u n al • manager of the nonprolaijBlnssoaV Tales of t 93 men hanged at FolsomI before fc in 1932 using; a diving suit fosh- RUN )f those days of hardship 93 n m n 5 tion of retired guardsithatr^Ae thi told at tIt the museum by “Sam," Califom Cfl ia switched to a gasIS cham-< ioned from a fooi'ootball bladder, gog- H11M GLADIAlATOR ^ museum. “We thoughtSht w e’d edu. J e CCharles Bronson look- ber be at San (Juendn. g le le n s a n d1 oother scrounged <- cate the public, becau:ause people oukculldnjin g doll dressed In black- A canvafr^-Ieather strai•aitjack- materiaL ad e one mistake. H e • don’t know what it’s alllUabouL" c and.„hitete striped inmate cloth- ete t was deem ed so cruel its usuSe was “H e only madi HCMfijlM num A HERO I 0 Prison constructionion b eg an in ing. babanned in 1912, as was thee usei of didn’t make hi:his breathing tube 0 1878 on th e site of thle e framshackle O th er ex!exhibits offer mute but “The “1 Iron Claw,” a simster4c4ookiiig long enough,”’ sssays Floyd Davis, a Will RISE I 2 Stony Bar mining campmp along the chilling testestimony to life at the restraint re device. Troublelesome prison guard forfor 13 years who now Th* KM Mm ShoMlna H Jtrom CItwmi m I J Americon River. Ear:•arly guards prison intoIto the early part of the ininmates were strui^ up bysy their volunteers at the museum. J spent their spare timle e sisifting sand 20th cen tu^iry. r ththumbs from iron rings set:t iin th e G uards hadI tcto drain the power Fri/Sat/Sun itlOiOO' F r i / S a t / S u nnstI at 10:00 » for gold f l a k ^ th e landm d under the j u s t insinside th e door a re two walls wi for thot purpose, or hohobbled house mill ponond to recover the ? prison is said to be veveined with thick hemjmp ropes that actually bjby ankle weights or a balall-and- inmate’s body. ) seeks tco Stall pRegister Novw f o r F a ll jG ro u p 2000-2001 School Terrrm - Boys & Girls 4 & T h e m f S i i S Physical Fitness A«■*« M OMm nvM m • TapiDancIng <* ..i(f^Regding Readiness 1 so u th UI ta h roaad (deal ; •Acrobatics i. »• rNumbers , • J a z z • Writing & Phontes ' : SALT LAKE CITYFY (AP) - A Land Mamanagement, the federal • Musical Games •* Mt usic & Art J» proposed deal betwitween Kane agency thathat oversees the monu- S County and the Grandmd Staircase- menl. If[f the issue can’t be School starts Tuestfsday, Sept. Sth 9 a.m. C Escalante NationalI Monumeni^ resolvedd ' within that time, it J • on road maintenanceice has been could go toto court, he added. ^VKEEffiBiQOil IE Climvi »temporarily staUedd bby a court At issueiue is a long-standing | BiiiiT REYNOiou)s i a R 2 order. deb ate bw e twr een the counties and SETMOUII (SA!USEL 'er who owns the hun- ^ Z A District Court•t j ju d g e h a s BLM o v e r ncH A Rs DREYT "issued a temporaryy nrestraining dreds of>f ,m iles of dirt roads miss ■ ■ I order against K ane County Cc com- inside th? IDAHO/V'/West izes Mormcon leader’sswife ^ oeeph Smith Jr., the 1 9 th ^mtu- i and E m m a Sm idi,I, waswi acfaeduled y prophet whose followewers to appear at a ceren8'wiiony Sunday dong to what is now the Chururch evening I Jesus Christ of Latter-d-day L ast year Jones,s, a aUtah writer, aints, based in Salt Lake aCity. published "Emmaaa andt Joseph: nd'the [ElMraahizi^'Church'Ji’of— Their-Divine-Mirsiiis8i6n'7’'A's the esus Christ of Latter Day Saindnts, title suggests, thee focusfo was not ased in Independence. on the prophet, butrut thet prophet’s An exhibit devoted to Emin m a wife. mith opens today at the Histoitoric “ N ob o d y e v er r talked ta about Jberty Jail Visitors Centerer in Emma, and I readiached a point iberty. Gracia Jones, a grereat* where I was curiouslous about her,” reat-granddaughter of Joseseph ' Jones said.- T/ie Magk!c Valley Marivllns \ Swim Teatm Would LikeieTo na n l(A U1 The People VWho ^ HeloedMm e This Yeatar’s ^"^Wetlfes”’A Huge Succixe ss. SPONSORS ;S U n Mrraund th« 3&4nc-4nch Spacewstch taieac«p« atIt KKitt Peak NatkMial ObeMvatory i Thad & Judy Sctwlfts Ken & SarahiHsrrts Har bxpMura photo takenI JurJune IS , 1998, Tbe streak InI theth upper center of tbe photo mi| Ron & Jono Miller Crumrine Electric,rtrte. Inc. JbTi & Sloprunfo Biofi Optimists of TVrtnFwin Fana :^ittlnettownenlntbaTile Tucaon araa are protHtlnC a newn county ordlnaiKa Intended < Rnt FodoralSavinos Bank RUgeway &, QoiOoist area obeanttortMI b»becattta tltey believe It will aUcilM Jeopardtza the aafety of their ( DONATIONS ip lra t^ a Runnof'ior'8 World Orogon Trailail OCampground uloPhdo Bicycling I ectrtc Supply }la Bottling Co. MVFttS"*" r's Browpub D imim i ing 1th e cit rDonakfs Goitio'sI BrtekB. Ovon Twin Falls SowingSow Comer Woodworking Coo more light to catch 2 Bor business ovmers,s, kkeeping th e m ore peop]ople’s attention. I THANKS A L SO TO:): wy lighted up meansms much the “They’re'’re using a bunch of scarc < Hkidon Lakes Homoownors Scotl Standloy X"' im e th in g . ta c tic s ,” said Jim Singleton, 1 Shlrtoy ond Bill B u r d ^ Magic Valioy JaycJaycoos '^Both sides ore dashirshing over one chairmanan of the Tucson-Pima i Di0(1(08 tJike Ufoguards TwinFallS Countymty Shoritl! the nation’s stiffestst ccounty ordi* County-MsMarona outdoor lighting I Qlonn Crumrtno Immces intended to0 keepk night* committei:tee that recommended 1 jto e skies dark arounilund a pair of Q)>servatories. - Nearby business ownrwners arc Iob- tying Pima County to modify the ordinance, which regi out* door lighting levels for fo new con- struction and extensi' renova- I tfcns, before it takess eei ffe a in late Sfeptembcr. • Local businesses, iiincluding a chain of convenien' d|}pose the m easure: becausebe they 4 y it would jeopardizedize th e s a fe ^ I (tf their customers a nnd d employees. « ! While hundreds ofif aconununities have had outdoor lighlighting codes ^ ^ r decades, the law/ is th e first to Ktablish a per'acree Ulimit on the imount of light in a large1< metro- B P l (iblitan area. The restrictions imposeim] stiffer R Ttjinil-area curbs on1 newne develop- [ment near thele Whipple I ^servatory on Moiuoimt Hopldns |uid the Nationa]nal Optical •^[stronomical 'Observairvatory on Kitt , j Pima County’s codederanges i from 2^,000 lumens perr acreai for out- ;door lighting at commcimercial sites - il the lights are shi - to •150,000 in largelyy rresidential and 6^000 in rurrural areas. !*Lumen is a meast of th e I Innount of visible liglight from an I |Sectric light or lamp.np. A 100-watt I lUght bulb, for instancance, gives off ilO,000 lumens, j * ; “No one outsidec ArizonaA has ’imposed a lumens-per'per-acre limita- ;tion,” said C hris Lu{Luginbuhl, an ' iastronomer with thee UUnited States I ;NavalObservatoiyinIin Flagstaff. j :.The law is only thehe third in the I jmuntry to limit lumeimens per acre. I Kagstaff, where two>vo observato- ries ore located, andfid 'Cottonwood «Uow up to 100,000DO :lumens per- , QCre. ! r.Southem Arizonaa i: home to a In w b e r of large telesilescopes a nd is o r d e r e d th e nation'ion’s best main- ; K^d location for asastronomical (A^ervations becauseise of< low levels humidity and lighthtpolludon. ] ^ep!s i (Bol! r.i-Yet T u c so n ’s growth gi has ^ e a d y increased the th( amount of JJ ii^ t scattered intoI ththi e sky on K itt Peak’s eastern horizoiizon by 10 per- d$nt to 20 percent oover the last u T h e T 1 w in FF a lls Cf j^ad e, said Kitt PePeak director iEochard Green. ttAstronomers andd sB U h^L "TROUT CAPITOIDL OF AMERICA" n CHam.lyE’i oj- (h.^ Q m m s x c s . T hanks foror supporting your localIc businesses. pJiiV';5a4-Hour Chambor>r lunchlui mootings 1st and Srd Mon^Qnday%ol oach month. Come loam more about whal'hat kV9 do. I 7 1 0 (-m•IWY 10 EAST • BUHLHL « 543-668i [jp 0 M \ ji|aM)gB6ADV!fAY_ W E, SSOUTH « BUHL. 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The AMOctatftd ProM Edwards on thithc sideline and thc . tri siiut out in 1975,., 220 0 0 by Arizona Look insido for B State. ; : wouldn’t surlurprise I n s>lde, i l today: collision sent;nt the 69-year-old a twO'pege, pre- vling. It might have [ I The 28-year-oldold Weinke set voneybtf,P«MC8,7 JACKSONVILLE, Fla.a. - Chris coach sprawlii viow. IM h I b W career highs for}r aattempts and me if Tiger•were w to Imos^ews continues Us Weinke does more tharan throw been th e harde-dest hit Weinke took P ■ a g e s C4-5 Vons, teomty'toBm pwlew touchdown passes foror No. 2 . all night at AUt GGolden Eagles gutted out ed, UVSC fired back withth n 15-7 T r i v i a a w inn ogainst1 Utah Valiey ^ o p e n gam e to i >n nunity College in five decision in the second ga Who won the finfirst Formula Commu )lverines ,i ter______!S Saturday night and even th e series. The Wolv By M att Peterson One race held inn thet United games a talent- . ' le a rn ecd d some valuable lessons w ere led by Fran Pozzi, a ^ Tlmes-News writer ,, . States? ed outside h itte r thut fru.'ustrated ■'i:.- ’ . V )pening the season in th e• process.pi ch a t hom e again.si }u have lo like our chorac- CSr the w hole match. BURLEY - Opei ' ...c...answerbclow “You Pozzi threw down a1 mi atch on a Friday niglit. t e r . ” cccoach Ben Stroud said, •''witiianewcoacha mg with perfect story line. ______“W e artare a young team and we high 28 kills to go aloni its biggest rival on i und at together to w in and that is 'four aces and 13 digs i Talk about a p er times it seemed like thee Eagles ' T o d a y ’s S C^HEDULE H prettyy aamazing. I just think we Then camc sssHigh school didn’t have an answer• t tor the a re goinoing to keep g etting better the call, The i rangy Brazilian. volleyball G olf a nd bett•etter.” Minico ' “Tlie second and fourilrth game Tournament, Thee rmatch was the type of • S p a r t a n s A .K .I. Tc wc had trouble with ourr block,".I ^ Course back-an-and-forth affair that can — _ needed one:;:ould __ the m atch be I Candleridge Golf Coi Hymas-said. They were.* ablei to set thle e Itone for a season more practicc 1 ■ ______hit line on us.“ — ^------a n d1 i:if the mile-wide to bc eligible. CoulK). Because there it The Eagles andid UVSC . s m iless s and jubilant rescheduled? ed Saturday mom- split the next two0 ;games. ” In b r ie f E agle; hugsh are any indi- J T sJ A pparently so. E I ^ forcing a fifth andid docid- in of what is to wns beirtg played!ico before break- 1...A cation ing rally point cccontest. SS, but come,I, tlthis season could ing. I Koeplin aces The Wolveriness stru ck , love-fest. wlmV Burley-Minicondclimacdc. U lV first when Pozzi1 ddrove a .‘ M fe are more of a \P V fast. y got worse from g- Stanger leadjdsA.K.1. ’“ we'' ball through theI bblock of ,M I th is y e a r a n d it Talk about andce girls in green, ; TWIN F A L L Sa - a u c k K oeplin two Eagle defendeders. ■ a lot better right A nd it on lyover gi the Bobcats Jt*topcncd the annnnual A.K.I. a “This was a fin'inal-four outside hitter there for thebullied g its way to a ■ :i^yToumament with a type of match," Stroutud suid. 1 a hole in one k / tVI uHymas said, pointing to Jumping all •10ovc sweep in both , ’^ isn No. 6, but it wasMas Murtaugh’s ” “There were some re;i lean. “ We get along better, cal fire- L-.' .--y'B ^ early, Minico bull:yball opener at : :s2Brady Stanger whcvho owned the her hea works o ut th ere.” elp each olher out and we 15-5. 15-8, 15-10 t^Schamplonship fli^ight lead after UVSC began to pullill aw ay '\ l T :y. jelling together as a team teams' volleybithe tone of the c.^jJSaturday’s openirning round at behind the frontcourtt playi of ' 1 idy." r t Burley. e 1. racing out to a ^^Candleridge Golf Coc o i ^ . , b ut the id although tt was obvious Pozzi a n d E rica A cre, I ^ Minico set ndth the serving of Koeplin aced->th( Dagles have som e practicing Eagles claw ed back after V* match in Gamey 1. Gillette, who a s a n d w ed g e, Hi out. Bersano, Tamekia. 'p / yard hole with a s I before they can be consid- ia M oore .J w 7-0 lead behind;ir three of those with Chris Meyerierhoeffer. Bill and S tephanie M artin g:gathered . . a truly dom inant team on \ C senior Kirbyces. i Thc Spartans’ :^Jones and Dick Reeilees as wimess* “ points to tie th e gam e 1010-10 and JP- '.' y lational level - passing was a c c o u n te d fo; rfront t row - espe- es. But Stanger*s; 5-under-par5*i 26 , thc m om entum began t.0 o :swing. jblem most of the match - ■ n ' points with aces.Lisa Patterson and _^.on the front nine e “We didn’t give up,”,” Hym as .•..’■'.j e earned him a rir seem 1 s to have one piece of • ■ ■ • heavy-hittinglips frt - took care of dight. The first- said. “They are a good te « share of the si»tlig )uzzle taken care of. - A' cially seniors natingLis; the early net ; ! round leader finishiIshed with a 57. the thing that wc learnt to light now we are more of I Lindsay Phillipsding Minico to an ' I one stroke ahea'ead of Terry *^‘8 fight as a team ." p,” Stroud said. "They all / J, the rest, dominatitie 1 victory, . I Spackman and threi With the match at km . r play und leadin, iree shots up on ® ° t P’ to get to the top and get I vas the key to ihe , J Jason Meyerhoeffer:fer,JimPurves, 12 points a piece, Berso k u a : easy 15-5, Game 1 : to national championship said Minico coach : M a tt S m ith a n dINateStmson, N Sonytnar Santana put t(together I "Hitting (was ch. I haven’t seen a team 0. "Setdng the ball two kills to ease th e pres ^ ia I quick start),” sai : I w ho all shot 60. happy since th e last title we lg it, and running { Bob Anderson cardedca a 60 as '“ "'■“I the Eagles. Aere resf Kelly Fossceco. " and hopefully we can keep ;nt plays. We had I well to lead the firstfir nieht, two w ith a k ill b u t Ffei up and hitting i feeling going.” in g s at the ball.” ^ shots ahead of JimimOchSerand Ferreira pounded th e H H N some different loeMUtioD/n*' rley battled hack in ‘ Jim Thompson. Othi)th e r flight lead- through a hole in th e W(A'olverine some great swing:3. th e Bobcats yield- •. ers included: Ericic iHovey, 63 in CSI d(def. UVSC defense to finish the gagame and college ol Southuthem Idaho outilde hitter Karlaaria Bersano swats a winner egai ' Thougli Uurleyin each game tiiat t th e second flight;;RoyM R< cD ow eU , 15-9,;9,745,15-10,4-15,15-13 the m atch. Games 2 and 3, tl Utah Valley Stattate College Saturday afternoon,Don. CSI beat UVSC In five gameigainst e j st in them ^ the victory, in the third; MikeMi Bloxham, . Thele Eagles started off strong Sl,PageC2 Ber«ano hammeimerlng 16 killi. ce SPARTANS. Page C2 U r r y E ld rid g e, Phil Ph McCaslin. in Ganlame 1, rolling over lA'SC■ Please see CSI, ies with ultim ately cost tl “ Mark Saccoman andam Dan Willie, Please sceS who are all tied}d ; a t 70 in th e k fourth flight; a ndI PePaul Hash, who ff 1 ^cial • t fk e d a gross 72 (netnet 54) for a one- V -) - / v e itim ei w in seaals fo u rti:h title Speed ■ ; shot advantage inn ththe fifth. iway spec ilight racing lomets hold onto Taicks, trailers, t . Yost, Smutneyey lead Co two wheels highli, 1 Clear Lake ladadles’ golf W I I By Kevin Hall ITSfBA crow n ■ Tlmes-News writer______BUHL-Memberbers of th e G e a r Lake Ladies’ Golflolf Association TTwAuIU$oclatd PrflM______TWIN FALLS - It lookec ■'I p la y e d a m o diified ifi game of Houston't Cynthia |like a rally at Sturgis, S.D.,- H • ; K ickers on T h ur^ay, r ^ throwing HOIOUSTON - It w as only fitting, Cooper celebrates rrace track Saturday ated I more KS t KSS -put the worst holeJle on each side. Sheryl B 3 j A 3 B ryl Swoopes scored the final the Cometi' ^Valley Speedway. oints leader Nick :• , Tam m y Yost andi VVikki Smutney pointsIts and Cynthia Cooper got On ’Snake Harley-Da\t M agic to take a bite out of fourth-straight Though poin :^-tiedat54. th e finf ^ a l r'^bound. Night,’ more than two do use sandwich, the ■ WNBA champi- J avidson Lynch tried to ti ‘p! Coming in seconcond were Dona • Swoi#oopes scored 31 points and the big bikes greeted fans .ag er couldn’t keep Jozen of llie Newhouse •I; vP ierce and D eb< Richards Ri at 56, Coopeiper had 25 in her final gome 1 I jjB onship after ing through the gates bc ohn Newhouse first ns walk- Burley tcen-ag€ r' followed by anotllother tie at 58 as thehe duo rallied the Houston ^ Houston defeated jparade of the hogs made ence on Lynch for Dcfore a his line as John between Georgirgia. Cantrell, Comeiaets to a 79-73 victory over tl way around a few laps ' ouse two laps from y j j l the New York \ de their ran interferes > Marge Skinner;r and Ginger the NewN« York Liberty for their oval. icn edged his broth- ^ Uberty 79-73 In c s of the Jason Newhous ;* Rogers. The gobgobble pot was . fourthrth straight WNBA champi- m f The spectacle was mor th e line. i | i Qame 2 of the the finish, then -I shared by Kathithy Borchard, onshiplip. apt for a night featurir m awesome truck all 3re th a n er’s No. 24 at the X Marge Skinnerier and Edie Swowoopes, the league’s MVPT • 0 WNBARnalsat \annual shenanigans of cvei « id John Newhouse. •ing the "We had an a ^ Whitney. Ladies5 wwilh the fewest and leadingle scorer this season, * the Compaq ifavorite event - the Traile g placed fourth and -eryone’s night long,” said 2 putts were Oletata Roberts with and three-tð scoring champion iT'** Center on iof Destrucdon, man finished fifth, ler Race John Wong p 28, foUowed by' VikkiV: Smutney Coope•per combined for 32 of the But before furniture beg irce yellow flags dur- H . Saturday. Ryan Staplcman ;i and G i n ^ R ogerssrs w ith 29.' C omnets’ e final 36 points as ing and decapitated traile Idle of the race, it rv ■ egan fly- W ithout three * T he Blind D rawaw Best Ball will Houstiiston swept the best-of-three littered the track, the busi ,'e even been d o se as ler parts ing the middli I)! be held next Thuihursday. On the serieses2-0. NASCAR Weekly Racing :>use stormed out to u Mi isiness of wouldn’t have e committee for SeptemberSe are “WlWhen everyone counted us action took ploce amoi igth lead of the pack lg Series "Jifson Newhouse ?• chairman Bettyty Lou Wilson. out,wi, w e hung in th ere and showed Western Custom Race 1 lap. The only thing ^ \ ong the half-tracklengtl; •\ Linda Fennen, I^iDona Pierce and characracter, perseverance,” Cooper« r ------> Budweiser Grand Na him was the first of iPpa Trucks. by the 20th lap Georgia Cantrell.1- saidi.. “We ' could have let down Sportsman, NAPA Auto flags. i^ationai that slowed hin ^ _ todayay and said we've got a game Pony Stocks and Dairy iddle restart. Lynch led frofn tttil rtports tom or to P a r ts three yellow fla( |i , C«qM lorrow. But we came out and OW I'm just savoring the • Thunder Stocks. [ason Newhouse, nos- p la yyed e tough every single [ Out Inst! Cooper said after hor 3- y Queen On the middlist as the last caudon tlme running out In regula- challenged Jaso minutilUte.” lo cooper's pro 28. HOUSTON-If CynUila he Houston Comets into Newhouse takes secoi ing ahead just a l j v t r i v i a A n s wffiR e e ; Cook>oper hit a 3-pointer with ^21 n b asketbail career one g killed Lynch’s lead, onds to play that ded it at 64 Cooper, tho 4-year-old J John Newhouse got theo n d w in new on Lap 128. back behind Jason Jj Johnnie Parsotsons. In 19S0 at *7, tho only Most Valuable i caroor scoring leader, ^ brother Jason in a das The timing ki 1 forced overtime. Swoopes’ WNBA Finals havo ever I . From there, tho aj ..^dianapolis. Fronrom 19S0 to 1960 points set a career playoff last month she would bo Img rivalry during the M I .She Indy 500 „„^„tof.hewa 3J^po into rellrement on top.'• quitting afterirthls tl- soason, Custom Race Trucks mainassk S l^ see ’’c" SPEEDWAY. Page C2 nj Formula One schet ^ s t e n i f ' in event. Please see: ,8000 ■* ^ S ports Sp o r irSINBRH[EF—I Ipietririch crulises in three-^i way op)ener ■Jerome Bowl hoststs YABA signupsi SSept. 9 J E R O M E -Je ro m e Bovowl will holn a ooe-day Your'oung' American Tha~nre»Nckland 15-11, ne bat, but departed Undhjem, Cash pacepi Muni ladles’’ d day orld Series dtle after - 8-15,10-15 and RaftIt RB iver 15-10, rw in Falls M uni Ladies’ GoUGolf A ssociadon U aire, T ex as, 3*2 on TWIN PALLS-lhe Tv 15-- B lu e played Thursday, using otvme mulligan per nine in compon petition. " ■ De> Einily V enn sec- tavarez pitched a Virginia U ndhjem toppijped the first flight with Emi litter Rachel ras Penny Cash followed byy LLj inda S h errill Local sports , struck out six and ond. In the n et race, it was \stle had nine iss; Joan Tugaw, led and scored as Second flight Yfinners weirere: Sondra HiU, first gross;. ------k ill on th e irtiuft, first neq and Swedete JoJi n es a n o K it claimed its second second gross; Gladys Hart day, and Dietrich cg T re n t « t P l ^ next Thursday willill bfa e T hrow out les championship in Moon, aed fw second net W ilcox credited th e p la y the Two Worst Holes, widith an 8 a m shotgun start : :y o u n g e r p la y e rs ind fifth overall for , Sorensen, Bryoni Souikiuthvridc and ica. MicheUe Anderson. 'hourio singled and TWo pros, Robertrts lead Gooding golfgo • M aracaibo, while • “We did a good job with some GOODING - John V ann Vleet and Tad Hollowayy firedfii matching of our younger playei■yers,” Wilcox Icked up his second 67*s to lead th e profession3nals a nd O leta R oberts cardcird ed a 77 to top ______■ said. ‘•They tum ed1 it in and we ireek. _the women’s chiunpionshiihip flight Friday a t the Cockk>oding Country______rftcherAlex-Atherton ------got some nice results."ET CIubT Pro-Women’s TourrLmament. wo-hitter, but was ' Raft River also sccscored a win, The Clear Lake teamin of pro Steve Meyerhoeffleffer, Roberts, wnmaoH/T two wild pitches and though, beating Rockocklond 15-11, Georgia Cantrell a nd T edKldy F rey edged another Q eie a r L ake four* rhich led to all three 14-16, 15-9. AmberT Nt ye serv ed Burlay Hl(hllfh School's Jeuica Ttrry jumpsps tto trap a bail tfurtng Saturda) W Iu iA M S some (Tim Hasbrouck,':, Tammie Peterson, Deee DeeD Gott and The Littleruns. seven straight accscs ini th e first agalrttt IdaIdaho Fallt at Burloy. Tbo Bobcaticats tiod tho T1|sfs 4 4 and oarli Angela Grant) for the teamte tlUe. Three pros - RotRob Ellis, Mike Maracaibo, V ;son - ended tied w ith Holloa)Uoway and Van gam e and followed wi 1^ 0 . Hamblin and John Watso ting through the rest with only one Vleet, while Lynda Virdetlen (79) and J an et Cantor (83) rounded o ut with the Worl test. 4, Idaho Falls 4 “A couple of their center the championship flight’s’s itop three. “We were actuallyuy ahead and « really caused us some prol beating BeUa[day results Teddy Frey won low n e t vrith a 60, and M aryf LcLou Alves and LEY - Down 3-1 at half- ' ; ■ let them get post S aturday. Cantrell tied with net 62s.•s. urley rallied to tak e a 4-3 . ' Trojans coach Dara R u b e n M a >fore a late Idaho Falts I “But our team fint Boys’ soccer four-hitter,I s reed the 4-4 tie, Burley's i s t Jackpot Club titltttie together and did prett Hiilcrest 4, Buriey 2 also double* Oliver snares firs of the day. irry 34, Nampa Now the focusiS shifts to Venezuela cl JACKPOT, Nev. - Geoilorge Oliver fired a 77-73-150•150 last w eek to girls played well,” said Idaho ] Falls 1, Burley I Northside Confereirence show- p-Ji}' ^ World Series6 win his first club champiipionship at Jackpot Golf Qui□ub. His 73 was , whose team lost to Idaho downs. Raft River < IDAHO FALLS-Burle: si* years anc- G lenns Ferry’s plans th e low round of the to uim n ey. On the women’s side,e, B onnie Y oman isl year 3-0. “They were . Slioshonc and Camas pair of season-opening Latin Americsthe offense were put shot an 88-95-183 for hcrT fifth1 club title, id ^ere was a mix-up on I Shoshone on Tuesc matches in eastern Id: A d ria n Ch«week Friday night as Skip Powers was seconond with a 79-80-159, andi Iolow net champ cs so w c w ere w arm ed up I Dictrich hosts K ctdiui S a t u ^ y . scored forground h out 338 yards was Bert Robinett withh a 60-69-129. Second low)W i n e t w as Paiil I) the sun half an hour In JV actionn Saiurday. f®/® •" ' The Bobcats spotted H Mavarez plcltrounce host Nampa MiUer (71-66-137). Seconmd among the women's gros70SS scoring was Rockland bcarDictri(•trich, Dietrich we were ready to go out. th ree goals in th e first hal win of the wee Lola Glavin a t 95-97-192,)2, with Sue Frank (6M7-13i-136) and Karen 2 girls played through it beat Raft River andnnd Rockland ? first game, came back wid ------BdlaireTrft Minico trailed just It was a fun game to v KIRKLAND, W ash.-Tl said Burley headd'ToaS'Don < RUPER G lenns Ferr: fensive uckle Chris McIntoshtosh, making him 1-0 at hal[lalftime, but Idaho Falls Nyblade said. “For our f • anMnl a five-year deal with offe Pringle. i(oa-M of the 2000 draft to sign withith as team, 2-0 lead early in th e sec- games, playing two qua!'0 Christian 6 the lost first-round pick of Though the Knighights out-shot fclniosh out of the Universityrsity of W isconsin If and tacked on two more teams... I was reallyley p split a N A M P A -C T he Seahaw ks took Me the Bobcats, Burleyley's defense ond h^fa irick. M cIntosh, who is 6 feet;eet 6 inches and 1 tlie game's final 15 min- today.” lg soccer „ „pM u, its with the 22nd overall pi( held tough against>t a persistent ^ Idaho on |,„ij , 315 pounds, missed all oiof training camp and signedned almost three O ur defense is “ les to sp9w>[w>kU.he opener gave him * 1 kills. Many of NEWI YORK V - Luis Gonzalez’s Bellinger tripled twi moved the Eagles to 7-0 < CHICAGO - Rick;icky G u tierrez t>dt j_ ,,t 5 in 37 ballparks, t ^ ” P alo m o r’s pointoints came on well ]uble sparked a four-run season and made them th hit a go-ahead soloo hh L e r u t t h e drove in three runs ^ ■ league record set by ? CS^ placed tips and quick attacks, ining against Rick White Orlando Hernandez win Invitational champions. seventh inning and Iwire. keeping th e Cas]C asper fro n t lin e off s Arizona beat New York, ond straight start. Hei Moore had a strong p drove in three "?u"„'s''a?Vh"i ru a cut San Francisco’s lead balance, (10*10), who had loin ts ’ n u i mance after struggling mostofm The setondnd team players Chicago Cubs defeafeated the Los NL West to 2.5 games and T w in s 2 ' S straight decisions befc the tournament, knocking18 down looked stronglg «at times against Angeles Dodgersers. It was the Mets'!ts’ w ild card advantage to ning his last two, strut ^LIS-Steve Sparks 15 i kills and several key slshots m Casper in thetie tthird game, but Chicago's first victoctory ov er th e Jf*! le Diamondbacks snapped o-eal bare- suicide squee season-high 11 in seven ifth straight decision the cl deciding game. miscommunicalication among the Dodgers at W rigleyy sincesi M ay 21, iix-game losing streak ot home los- 5) in the i He gave up three runs, d Cruz and Damion Martin ended up plplaying Golden Eagleses eallowed lor some 1998, snapping an eigeight-gam e los- sheaS iacladium. n (10-11), Baltimore spi ing streak. and th re e walks. strike of Buddy Groon ere d for D e tro it J u an more n defense than offens easy points. I o n th e ^ n his last scoreless had e three hits and contributions c sprawled ( nals 6, Braves 3 I run and Shane Halter floor f instead of standing Blue Jays 9, Rangerss and o ne T rom bley sor g tall at sarivVImri Otar SooTM Brewers 6, Padre:Ires 5 “ lered as the Tigers tth e n e t g av e h e r 11 digsKS to go ANTA - WiU Clark home- ARLINGTON, Texaster Moises the ninth for Tt,A t^r , aeC**WIC1ML1M.1H«Mt-iiii-ia.ii-13 MILWAUKEE-Ja twice and Garrett to 6 4 « 4 . aalong with six kills an hit a two-run single H am ilton won for th e fingle in the tries. I IMI BleTn“ t K ° h s'i^he'nsmson scattered seven hils In the day aces.a 2,l>7 inning off Trevor HoffmanHol as the more than a year and i Bersano added 13 killills and ■ SSSiffi'iiiKIM.t5-? ; 2-3 irm ings for St. Louis, broke out of5, Royals 3 \iilwaukec Brewers.rs rallied for a X k /c , Stewan matched his car RMWeHlHklH'i.lW,l>?.1Ht acquired in a July 31 trade no run homer Hymas had three aces. 6-5 win over the,c San Diego with'four hits. Homilt lS CITY, Mo. - Brian * altim ore, has seven hom ers a d d e d a mili tLCCMBXC Padres on Saturdayly nmght. < allowed two runs and i homved in a four-nm . h St. Louis - five coming over six innings in hisIcs 6 Tampa Baylg Saturday night, and (CSI def. Casper KHCMtMMn Raul Casanovaawent3-for-5 w J™ ,-;t the Braves - and 16 this wilh a iwo*run homerho in the start since undergoing _ ciflv inning drive1 Red Sox hu n g on for a lS4,lt4,tS-7 >ver the Kansas City The Golden Eagles p u s h e d fourth and an RBI;l doubled in the cuff surgery last S ^ 9.wice and ho^!, ■ sixth inning for MilvnUwaukee. 5 s to help home nms ir tht eir season re fiifinishing fifth. HVAu>pnta<|kua rc M x rb a t- the Spartans will be cour Its leaders ?5L^tSif5 .“o^rlSS; f e s •ting a car \ w as^ sec- toinM said, o f th e u«*.LA|« co n d w ith lattix and StSVuiS lunding out l. sssaisr 1 ______ Sundir.Anci«»t27,2000 T1anaWaw».TrtiTMiFali,Mato C4 I AKRONON, Ohio (A P) " ' “ “ scoring record of 257,S7, Webb assails recoicord book VVtedeVeidelssteadykiRIfiReno 1 1 - F o u nteen e i straight TFS HedbfiIberg finishes strong-CC7 set by Mike Souchak EAST LANSING,G, Mich. - Australiii'a-' RENO, Nev. - Frenchmarman Jean Van dc : H p a n anda ia vrasp sting ______in the 19SS Texas Karrie Webb condnuinued her assault on the Velde \ shot a 7-underi»r 65 ini windy candi- ■ ta ile d to stop Tiger Open. LPGA Tour record book,bo breaking her own dons C Saturday to take a two4>vo«n^ lead after ' ■ W oods frc - S tin g from running away with theh e NEC mark for 54 holes inI theth Oldsmobile Classic. the t third round of the Reilo-TslO-TahoeOpeiL ; ■ 3naltm Saturday. 'Invicadoru Z ailey g e ts p asastdoiiil&liogay. ------Webb,-who-matchec:hed-the-LPGA’6 6lngl»------— Van de Velde, famous for squandering a ------• ■ Is finally cooled off at Fires _ W oods CONCORD. MMass. - K erm it Z arley shot)t a round record Fridayay with an 11-under 61, three-stroke t lead on th ei finfinad hole of th e ■ y Club after a birdie-eagle-b e W rdle s-mder pai 67^ con S aturday to take a two-wo- foUowed that with au 6(66 for a 193 total on the British I Open last year at Carnoustie,Cai had a H e got stung on his left finger whi c a n ’t Ss to p stn.kelt'rfovcrer Larry N el»n after the secUX' Walnut Hills course.J. 113Hmder 203 total. •L tr ie d toremove r a a wounded wasp on the H «f ond round of theie FleetBoston Qossic. green. All that mattered at the end c r r ^ » Zorley,58,s.seeking his sccond careeifcr Quinney, DriscollI advancea IM ater Uots Taylor at Comkxtipaq I ■ .• day wass hhis 3-under 67, which gave \ our vinory, overcame a dou nine«troki I®'!; SPRINGFIELD, N,J. N.J - Jeff Qulnney and STOCKHOLM, Sweden1 - JJuli Inkster tied ] ■ o k e lead. ble bogey on thenc sccond hole w ith birdies or T i g e r ' Q Jam es Driscoll advancanccd to the 36-hole final tthe course record with a 5-uniSunder 67 to take a j l W oodsds was at 18*under 192, a 54 three of the noext four holes. He had an 8 at Firestone. Hal Sutton had a orthelOOlhU.S.Amam ateur. (one-stroke lead over Englandland's Kristy Taylor ' ' i g record at: , , . under 136 total.I ______------iiM)ne on>n the-12thI hole and nearly-hole - j r ------Quinneyr2l7Trf-EuE*uBcnc.-On:Twho-wiil be------~after1 the third roimd of thele OCom paqOpcn. 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I Bucs wori 14-13 in NFCNF rry P orter I playoff game lasl yearear and fFl rOaklanJ | m i s 13-12 In first-week triofriondly ^ J idbnd nxjnd, 47th overall, Tampa Bay 12-11? )w No. 3 behind Tim . Oreen Bay receiver BUI Schroed«d«r Jumps (nto the stands atteritter catching a O ct. 16 n i ' i E own and Jam es Jott, but JiickMiniille III Triiite.xMfMte — ISO ...... looks)ks liko an Impact player ”touchdown p a n In the first quiluarter of an exhibition gameI agtagainst the ------Fdtowod-Ijy^Wovrae- tm the start:------Cl-CUvslanderowns^Saturday— Tennosseo at Jacksonsonvllie. -m t \ -g The Jaguars wore 15-'15-3 lasl m season. Tho ’3' worooro all Inlllcted by the Titans.ms. r p horo aro six>ix INFL toams, throo in oach ' worso Iho provious year. Pack tum15 back Brirowns X conleronce,';o, with good chances to bo in So, look at tho top-raled sisix—the Rams, 1 GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP)) _- T h e Award predicts: t l o n s Tampa. Ra.. noxtloxt January lor iho Supor Bowl. IRodskins and Bucs In tho NlNFC, IhoTllans, Yot II rocont hishislory is any indication, somoI i Colts and Jaguars in tho AF(>FC. Thon look GGreen Bay Packers’ defei■ensive fJpL ppre r e s e a s o n MVP upstart will sudd'tddoniy soar lo the lop, lust as ioisowhoro—to Baitimoro, poperhaps, or lo ststarters finally stopped1 soms e- ______Marshall Faulk t il y th e Atlanta did In 1998andTonnosseeandSt.19' IDonvor. And.thon wait (o socIOO who stays body - even if it was onl; ■SV, Cleveland Browns. TD pass w ith 50 sscconds le f t- b u t Louis did last sosoason. That's right, throe ol Ihoaithy Hero is a look ot ihoho upcoming lass to Nortlicutt on Offensive player Green Bay’s first-string dedefense ' Thompson’s pass Iho last four Suplupor Bowl teams woro .500 or' ; soason. conversion attempt Ricky Williams forced its first two punts• cof the two-point con ride. iNVii- Orlriiii.\ preseason and Bill Schrcro e d e r caught two touchdown pas:isses as Hasselbetars jf l the Packers held on to beie a t th e ®och threw twrtTO o touchdownt pass- Ray Lewis Browns 34-33 Saturday nijlight in “ in place otif BBi rett F av re, who Hiiltiiiuirr Torry Holt Looks in his socond yoar the NFL’s final preseason gamgo e. w atched m shortsorts and a T-shln. C oach of th e year (tl liko 's boon around for a Backup fullback Matt SSnider Favre, whoI restedres thc tendini- T h o noxt Jorryfry i elbow for th e third Daniel Snydor blcaught a short pass from DI atiny. tis in h is right d l might bo. TIlo ne, hasn’t played CWuerffel and rumbled 666 yards straight game, Uiko Riley ShaunI King Pla: rtmwith since the first: twotwc series in G reen Champ Bailey for the go-ahead touchdowr Sun DirKO mpii Hay Dlvll 5:28 left. Bay’s preseasonson o p en er on Aug- CU. H'.v\/tt(tvr'''i fc O ffensive rookie Tho soccicond best. "Just like India The Browns made a latete scor- upected '*• to play next Somo consider9r I-him tho p: the New York Jets, Potor Warrick ■ Kurt War'amor, but two inches Tonn aing drive on five straightt ppasses week against the NFL's bost covor*'orcomorand t-e h is N F L -reco rd Ciricitiiuili r.‘ says Sl, Louis Don\ tlfrom Kevin Thompson to EDennis keeping alive i he's oniy a sophiphomoro. 26-yard screak of 125 consecutivecon; starts. D efensive rookie |H r3 ^ coach MMikoMan 0 |y|, BNorthcutt - including a 26 Courlney.Brovm Wasl ll CVnr/fUii/ Donova./a,i McNabb Tamf 10 Lombardi Trophy ci C om eback player i c’/j. •ihulelphlii ■ SL L' Oimllrius Undonwood)od _ Jr Best longng-temiQB prospoct Wildlayoff |irerleiiii\ 1 Nid C ards NFC J ;he hopes of the Faulk Supi ly soar to the top, just as: Atlantafi could go thc Now h, nnow OB, good A 0 ono else botlor lhan 7- me of those teams W m did in 1998 and Tennesse;see and Panthers, one OL and ovon/on now agent. If ■ 30 NFL waives first - 1. That’s with the potend;3ndal to take a great ■ ' Can St. Louis did last season, ho stays hoalloaithy... I (und, has Washington and right, th ree of the last fouriir S u p er leap forw ard.. TheyTh signed Reggie impa Bay play for right to Bowl contestants were .f.500 o r W hite, who spen;pent a year in relire- B catci Jo n Jansonon 1 ay St. Louis, ^worse th e previous y e a r m en t,.tp b eeff up th e defense, jM B ih 8^'^FC Cham pion q So look at the top-rated1 six:s the • Jacksonvilledlle, on th e back cmd ' Moro importaortant to Skins 4 ^ ^ jnnossoo jRams, Redskins and Bucs:s in the of its run at thethe top of the AFC, than Doion,1, Bruco6 and Jolf, 0wi scor FC Cham pion NFC; the Titans, ColtIts and has played thehe exhibition< season ______I. Louis cJaguars in the AFC. The;ien look without any ofof its'startingi offea- 1 and last week lost Sovrce CompiM tmm1 AP wifo reports upor Bowl 1elsewhere - to Baltimon>re, per- sive linemen ar nd then Fred Taylor,T, itsi star running snnossoo 24. St. Louis 23 \haps, or to Denver. Anc Itlw. back. Taylor couldcou b e back quick- ari Pickens, who’s wait to see who stays healtl e , IS S t. ly , b u t f r ee e agency a cost thc ;ronger than Kevin Dyson, ' | Exhibit A, of course, Louis, which improved frorom 4-12 Jaguars hisis backup, I James atchos a siant on the ‘ in 1998 to 13-3 last y ear anand bent Stewart, who10 went\ to Detroit. amo's last play, breaks ^ the T ennessee T itans 23-1(16 when Untested second-year-man sc t f o r B rco n c o s , liko I Jones' lacklo and . Futuiir e l o o k;s b r i g h t M ike Jones stopped Kevinin D yson Stacey M ack: isis hisI backup. coros winning TD. ja yard short of the tyingg TD on • The New/ OrleansOr Saints, who Knight Ridder Newss ServiceS ______K P V th e final play of th e S u p e;r r: Bowl. cle a n e d houseise after three wins AP J Exhibit B is Indianapoliolis, 3-13 under MikeJ DitkaDi last season, SAN FRANCISCSCO - Terrell 1to 13-3, lost three starte:arters in the exhibi- D avis ran lik e he was w: wearing a \ Exhibit C indudes teanams that don opener. TThc hat's a d am per on a jet pack. Brian Griesriese completed went the other way, suchsi as leam with moditiodest hopes of dou- every pass he ihre^irew. The first- Minnesota, San Francisiisco and bling its win total.totj team defense heiield like duct |H ^H Denver. T he Vikings fell frfrom IS The Rams,s, withv Mike Martz tape. No one got hu:hurt. Thu team D a v i s !1 in 1998 to 10-6 last yerear and replacing the the retired Dick won. 1could fall b dow .500 w ithtl second- : V erm eil as headheai coach, have the The Denver Bron co uldn’t year (^B D aunte CulpeppJohn Elway. Th”hey lost Carter says.5. ‘T"1 just want to be the final burst a. ca can ’t-touch-m e several other stars, incicluding treated likeke onei of thc best •touchdown. 1998 MVP Terrell Daiavis, to defensive playclayers in th e league.” - Griese tossed twowo passes, com- |||B||jH injuries and finished S-1'-10. That Egos andd moneym belong in ■pleted them for 25 yards, j^B^H qualifies them to be onele of the Washington,)n, where Daniel watched Davis run-un three times teams that could move* \upward Snyder, theB 35-year-old3E owner, and sat down. Thc'he whole first- this year. shelled o ut drcaround $100 million team offense sat;at down, and y ^ m Perhaps. for aging supeuperstars like Deion ;ihere were 11 minuinutes left in the . Or perhaps this is thele season Sanders andi BruceBr Smidi, paying Jirs i q uarter. IHBfii.f- the leveling effect of theh e salary for p a n of itt byby m aking th c Skins - ; -IJ scored on our first pos-— cap ends up with all 3131 teams the first team-am- to charge fans to session, I was gogoing to take som ewhere betw een 9-7 aiand 7-9? watch traininging camp.i them out,” Shanah;lahan said. “We The injury factor is rel•elated to On paper,r, thetl Redskins look wanted to end oion a positive the cap: no one has ded e p th a t like th e favoritiorites, but on th e field I jio te .” many positions. Many statars, lx)th and in the lockerloc room, things • T h e first-team, defense dc ended established and rising,, a] lre a d y m ight b e d ifferfferent. bn a positive oote,>te, too. D enver Denvet'sit's Terrell Davit evades San Frsnirsncltco’s Junior Bryant for a firflrtt-<|uarter touchdown at 3Cor are hurt. ^ 0 knowsws ■what will develop hassled quarterbad>ack J e ff G arcia • Green Bay quanerbaclack Brett from the poten)tendally volatile mix- trying to becoicome the Bay Butt thet best news for Denverjr “I wanted to come outat of th e pre- gam e to c n Favre. the NFL’s MVPP for the ture of Snydtyder, Sanders, new ;A re a ’s fa v o r itee'Garcia 'C since is thatat Davis, coming off majorDr season w ith this typeJ of o feeling.” But then 1995-1997 seasons, has tendinidste backup quarteimerback Jeff George jjerry • into a 3-fo•for-7 night. In knee: surgerysu last fall, seemed toto H ere’s w hat you necleed to know The Bror in his throwing arm. Teieammate and holdovers'crs, such as Michael ^our drives, San FranciscoFr could growr strongerst as the preseasonm about the rest of thee game: San season 4-0 wide receiver Corey BiBradford Westbrook.. CCc oach N orv T u rn e r m uster just threeB p>points and two unfold*ided. He finished thc pre-e- F rancisco p u n te r Ch£had Stanley 41 season will miss eight weeks a:and run- might havee totc go unbeaten to first downs. One camccai on a hold- seasonon with 23 carries for 11515 downed his own puntpu in the ished the ning back Dorsey Leveiens four. avoid the ireire of Snyder, who 5ng penalty calleilied on Denver yards,s. fourtfi q u arter. ed. While Favre’s backupjp, Matt brought in RayRa Rhodes, the ox- pornerback Rayy CCrockett, the ‘'Wht^ a t I have to show to these5C Denver running bai)ack O landis “I don’t 1 H asselbeck, h as looked in exhibi- Philadelphiahia and Green Bay other on a jitterbuibugging 27-yard guy is thati I’ve arrived, and Fmm Gary did score once:e and Mike exactly Comwhi Park Friday. tions like a futiire star, hele is 3-for- coach, as defelefensive coordinator Vun by running^ backb Charlie goingg tot show up every Sundayly Anderson scored twic/ice, the sec- Shanahan : 10 for 41 yards in re ^ alor-season i and, some think,thii coach-in-wait- E a rn e r. an d picplay for them,” Davis said.d. ond time with 2:13} left1 in the it’s headedcreatc the final margin, action, when the defense:« s a re fa r ing. e re 's a b ig g er p icture, roncos finished the pre* ^•0, th e se c o n d tim e in 1 ons the team has fin- le preseason undefeat- ’t know if a team is ever v here you w an t it to be," in said. “ But I like w here ed.” i«Mta7.2000 TkM»Ne«*.T«tiFiitiFali,Malie 0 « ‘ r ------— ------T ------T e a m1 -B Y ^ E:A ] m p r eL m w m a r tH e x p eect rmponalblaI (or(oi aiaembUni itami lhat m«le il J*# frem 1S I 97; STriTt* Deris AFC (rttlndK m, Orph*!. Ray.; OL B r.^ S u L East AYEU: Stewvi 1. In *«nul ;e v of f r o m N 0 0 0 ‘ KEYPLAYI SSin ir DI«K0'i Ryan ^ JFL 20 INDIANAP0US(1»)W) $J7 millSoflI contract,eof bul may rwt reach third __ • ______^ * I.ALAST YEAR: . unl*« entileiilc play improret dransallcallr, C lle e a i f ll hit by _ 'on A^C Eait with DernonttlDewDewion mua recum frcn yw4o(u NEW YORK (AP)-Odds, cmnds. spree, Dan the FanFa will ta|ce ArUona’iAril Brad q ttl i lumaround boui wfth K>r«xe hanutring. 1 RB Jnoow B«ttl« LB id a few middles for the 20i!000 . nothing but a Supeuper Bowl win. z ^ i \ sim:;I laafua hlilory Earillolmet. atteratti lelaailni a ;qpi^ :i«r two ttr«l«ht 3- ROOKIESE8 TO WATCH: Bune.i. who F L season: Bem-ecn Oct. 22 anda n d Nov. 20. lhe ■ i \ J TI JMatoni. , Loil al thowed In preaaaionprei be cas make play* wUh ppai a il In San Olego. Skins play Jacksonville. Ja homesme I9.1C to notmuchdiyllj .Thi.The p a n fell Incom* GaiTames of the decade, Tennessee and St. Louis. Lose enneitte In firii cal CB*. Smith two or and/or to Dallas and : : ‘ COITS SSJlayoffputM. ravo]vin«nier. DE Benurd Ilolicy. n order of appearance) th e c oach. XAR: Finithed •<». with lhe mo.l a bruliedb right hand, PS - Turner’s friendsfrie say he’s » > KEVSUBrnUCnON&LDMJlMichaelB«b«. by an NFL leam in a decade. Coach Sept. 3 - Buffalo at Tcnncsst T KEY PLAYERS. QB Peytonryton Mannlni. RB bulbut he'i earned the ^ . completely comfortrortable with his M relumed (or final (uanntsed year eplay of “Music City Miracl ^ EdCnrln June* and WR Ktuvlnu|^IUrTl«nm^ dcfpiie 21-36 rtcord j.i, tenuous position. *-repeat or bener Uu y«tr'i per ChChirgen' eUrtlng 1 Orchard Park, where i DDinONS: WR Peter Wairick. DE 2, B ru c e C o slct,t, Cincinnati, Ci He .. ComellkU Dennett mutt tuyhci ooker, DL Tom Bamdi. FS Darryl ]»k-Job k nnown o , as “lhe Immacula •Bnnke. »ckup QD Scolt MitcheU, OL John would be gone alreadyalre if Mike ROOKIES TO WATCil:; MLMLB Rob Morrit, Dlecepiion." eci Brown was willinglg lol< eai his con- . wlio miiMd 17 ptKtico Inholdo«ldoul.wUl«an, LItmtACTlONS: WR Catl Plcken., Sept.Sc 25 - Jacksonville RB Kl.jana■ Caner.D QD Jeff Blake. SS Myron Indiiidinnnpoliiv. Big m istake by N! BUFFALO (11-5) BelLOLJayUy Ixeuwenbuii. ^ 3. Vince Tobin.1. A rizo n a . S a m e , scchedulers. lic There’s a Formi LAST YEAR: Setond In dlviidiviiion. Dui Frank KEY PUYJUYERS: QB AUU Smith, limited by mid situation as Coslet.let. Bill Hidwill's Wyxheck uui Kevin DyiunI tcoiteamed up for the a foot Injuryiry 10 I four uan* a* rookie, and di.- Ine race in Indy lhat week a NFCchampion*hlpKame. Ui (KMriw Koonce,.DKVauKhnlk.iU-r, DK - w ailing until •Muiie City Mirade,' lo jlveve T.Tennctiee 2216 (pntled RDID CoreyC Dillon. Wiih WR Darnay ' ven ABC can’t find hotel roo:)om s [' ------1 ll'j iaLKJa"n wllh broken lea, lhe KEY ADDITIONS: CD fWin.i SanUnder., I’*^__KKVPUYERS;S;l V uvre, whoH-Rimpv arm ‘-'VtT after 5-11 sea ■ BlWce Smilh, 8 Maill Cariln. loikuj ItHfcii'K? leveni, ky* inR in— —for-^ ------S{EV ADDrTliQNSrKSHJrme, alihouRh Kot> Bengali nMcleed good vear. from Smlin and ‘ son. Johnion will rcplaco Dou* HmHulie at QB. ai he Warrick lobe,Im mpectable. ^George; T Chri. Samuel, und I.B I.I l.aVur ri-lmund (rum two. v«-v.u>.- yenri. MarvUnd. v.h<. «O c t. 1 - T a m p a B ay ArrinRton (finl-found drall picktl,I, defen.ivi'1 mun anchor ond m*|inv[]ire defeiiw, SS Ix-Kov 4 . J i m did In tcaion finale and pta)-cf(t.i-offt. ROOKIESES TO WATCH; Warrick and WR ' Vashinpion. Bucs won 14-13 KEV SUBTRACTIONS:i: 01DK Brvco Smith, Kon UuRa^^ ai ihlrd round pick, have to pro- ‘coordinator Ray RNhIc*. lluili-r, » ixiflimc AllAin’lo..lmH-)nbl,.l.|«,,v Wiis Fussel, New KEV SUBTRACTIONS; IIB-K-KK Hriun mJi JFC plavtiff Rame lasi vi-.ir a VTR An<](c Rt«d. KB Thurmairman Thomat, CB duce riRK, M usi m a k e eiftler. ondary. ampa Hay 12-11? KEY PLAYERS. DF. Mairellirellui Wiley, rrcwv- Stephen Davi*. irr. Don Wllkinwn * lam plavoffs, crinji from buck wrRcry, i»^trt'^milh't »uccet»or. G L E V E l Stubblefield, who have Iwen givrnrmo.i-(rT-l' n CHICAGO (6-H6-10) Oct. 0( 16 V* Jacksonville -ELAND (2-14) ;dom under Khodev i , B iU WR Eric Mnuldt; Jofinton.>n, eipeciallyc with tfEAR: y£^ Siruiwled tliroughuut eipon- mu U ml l-AST VKAR; linpiin|i(nvi-d (nim 4-12.1«il vlill •r,.,.'ennessL-e; Nov. 26 - Tennes; Flutie hobbled by Rroinn injury;in S Kelon ROOKIES TO WATCH; Sami C lVnli,.l. M.«-d M l.hitH 1 C 0 w her. rt, going winleu al l>onve and plcklnR It .lacksDiiville. The Janu; Carpenter and CH Antuinee W;Winfield. lh.lh In viciorie,n alal New Otleana and hllUwrKh on Aninglim. Ij iu'lil Ko-il'. tlefeii^(en« r.mked 2'tih III U-.iKui- ill J I Piiisburgh unil li.nl ni.convitit-ii.iencv Ul QU, wlii-rv H.-.irs xvfCvere lf>-3 last season. The • «ocond)-car, I AiiDthei b-lD ROOKIES TO WATCH: DKI iDDlTIONS; KB Errict Khett. DT DALLAS (fr8) vere all iiiflicied by the Tiians Cotry Moore. WH Avion IJlnck. LAST YEAR S«t)nd >n NI C Imui\l ,uiul in.iilo ...... I Sli.ini- M.ili ...... a n d .... Orphetit Koyctoye, DK Keilh McKeniie, F^S Petty Oct. 22 - Wasiiinninii,t ;ti BillCowher Klliworih,I, UlOL Krerelt LInd.ay, OT Koman pUyoff. | detpile .SOO retord ChaniGnilm C wuv KKV ADOTIONS)NS; DH Thi.mav Simlh. S O- 6 . D a n M IA M I (9-7) flrt^ afler lecond tlraighl (iru nxindid Il(t\v W«-iit StLmii Wi.xlrii. Dl'.s lacksonville. Dan Snyder thii 01W1.WR DaDavidPallen- '1-7 on road and tilew fin- (i>unh<|uaitialter U-adv Nhitiv. WK Kddie Ki-iw R m v g s , A tla n .a1, , C,Could save his LAST YEAR: lUicly c.inK^lrned wildcard play- KEY SUBIUBTRACnONS; OT Otiando Brawn if ihis as a Super Bowl preview KEY ADDmOSS: WU J..cy CjIIlulluwuy, TK Ki;V SLBTRACTl'CTHtNs' WH Cuiliv C..im-rl><.ii., S Clitu O c t, 31) - T e n n e s s e e Jackionvlllc l>2'7. win. S n y d e r th in kk s s n f Cunningham. Kl'-^’ Pl.AVKHS;lS;yHMcN..«>i, KHC.IMIV and QB Dan htarino inlorctirenliremenl. KEY PLAILAYERS. QB Tim Onich; WR Kerin his the same wav. KEY ADDmO.SS; Co«:bcli I)Dave Wannucdi. Jolmton; Khell;Kh LB Jamir Miller. S Corey KEY SUBTRACTIONS; CB Heiwi-ion s.iiiderv i:ni>. S fimv PuniUi.livh.fll W,ili Il.ifri_», C 1)1.1. offentivrcoordinHlot Chanlan (Oailey. QB jay Fuller. IJIWall Wa Kainer, OT Sieve '/.ahunky who WH Michael Irvin, HI Daryl JohrilinMnn, I.H Kreuir, WU M.irvn Nov. 20- W ashington at liomut, un Lamar miUcciBraw Kandall GodIn.-y. Milli.im,Ulll.irrvMii 'iV.j,'; Coaches in waltlalting Fledlor. KB Thurman Tlioir irawn, wIkj may have lu retire. KEV PLAYERS; llivii mil puk. l‘K llri..n l..iin,;rr; S Miki- UlUl Jamet Brown, Kevin1 GoRan. Gr TK Troy RrttRDwmijIini« Nonhcuil .hould «relch defenve*. Edward, and Dwayne (iuudncli. H1.1..11 N o v . 27 - Green Hayy at dinator. Washiiigiiiignm. Si'c above. Drayion, FB Slanley Trllclrilchctt, S Shawn KnTraviil'rrI'renllce cuuld tcv lime. ROOKIES TO WATOI; lounnxire.ire, Vdwnrik :!arolina. Heller if Regnie w e re 2. Unknown. Offensive Offi coordi- Goodriclu DK Dimiiriut UnJcrwinKl W est 5 ;;; WoiKlen, SOUvin Juckvm. 'eturniiij; lo Liinbeau. nator on successful•ful teami . . KEV PLAYERS: QBi iFiedler icd nnd Damun ' West ST. LOUIS , ICtmtd; fUl J.J. JiilinvKi. DT 1)41 NEW YORK GIANTS(7-9) D ec. 18 - S i . I.ouis at Taniimpa 3, Unknow-n. DefensiveDef coordi- ROOKIF^ TU WATCII:tW O'l .i'V.S.i, SEAinITLE(M) LAST YEAR. U>it li* nl l.iM <-iK Bay. For home field in NNFC nalor on successful'iful le am , VEAR: Mike Holm«ren Rol Sealtawk. cxpcctcd to iluR on [iroblcmaisnatic offeniive line. , LAST YE/ playofft for .econd tlruiKht year, A black assisiani. CU Ben Kelly cniild iiroviileville »pork on kick . Inlnpl4>t>((. forfinl uraiglit jxar .witched .tnitiiiR s 1 ' W Sh-, D an)? 4. Unknown. A b '■ time ilnce I'JBH in ^ in«M,m.„(n.ni- I] CO at i^ierhaps Art Shellicll. will, will bf ton. RiiinK fnim Ktnl Cr,dum m K.-r<.-rr>C.i1lin« Dec, 23 - San Franciscti firu »aton at couch; Clnuwd home In offvuKin. Denver. Uisi chance for 49erers to uiierviewed. bulI nno o t h ire d , NEWENGLiVJVD(M) KEY ADDmi)\& C I>u.fy w » i i i Parker. T l^ma. Bniwn. MlJl M.ke II SuiK-t ikiivi ,iii.-i -I avojvoidO-l(i. 5, Marty SchocholUM jhtiner. lACTVEAR: Slaxtcd^i-2. l-Iiul Drew Bledioe K3 — r 12 I'l'm. Ui-.li iind offenK MniKftlcd in iccoiiccoiid half, winninK Itf^V , .ince I9'J0, AFC ' DuvellKimai. E S l’N . W ould ciHisiimsider only a few ■layoff. f.ir fir« lime ■ ■ . Wetl champinn.iMi KEY SUBTRACTIONS; QllCruhu; offers. Like the GGiai ia n is? (WO of elRht und mlninK playo Williamv OT Roman Dt)en. OT Sctii 11, MVP Kun Wanu-r to Ni.ic BBuddingui stars «ince RiiitiK to Super Bowl.1 afiafier 19<>G teuton o«r(:rjKK.'s ' y.udlxiwiniinNl'l.limiV > t..tklci.fKcvinlhvik'idmer, CUv 1'™“'- ‘""I J""‘K-oiiKam>--v(m..li>l..v. • . 7. D en n is (J reen. e n .: Minnesota. ccwr, Will firctl. O rleans. N KEY ADDITIONS: Head lie: coJch Bill KE\' PLAYF31S. QB Colllni. KB 11 8. Non Turner,T, \\W ash iiij’ion, IDOmoSS: MI JRwnte Koonce. SS WR Amuni Toomrr. 1)1: Micli.iel DllonD.ivm-.Sti . ' KF:V ADDITIONSinii.idcs’ee*! ul.i-n Mar\iLill c o a c h , t Belicliick, OT CreR Rohin«.inton-Kandull, OT „ KEY^D Striih.in, UU round ili.di piik. |niii..iIk-t .11 Kll I'oirm-r k.iku,. H s. ditecior of foiit- Adrian Klerom, Wl J Unlnvo^mond.KBKayn,.«,t RcR^cTo^Kongue, KB Shaun Alexander, de(cn- Mike Darruw and Jo.ie Armtie.i ,1 m 9. P a rc e lls. di linalnr Sieve Sldwell. JaionSehom. I'e.id nnd I'H I'liulk tu-vdv brt.illiiV.1II lulllc (rc.t-.iKi-nl pick Q B . g o o d s. Jets. Could III' llarrfv Aiulv McCollum vi,intii'K|ol>.ilv.ill it-iilt-r. anil even i KLT SUBTRACnON-S:;T>:BenOu.ev.™ T>: iUBTRACnONS: DK iliillip DanlcK ROOKIES TO WATCH; Duyne, ,( leave New York’s<’s green team fm I William*. OK Sam Adamv WK Joi-y Ttpphy winner. I« e«i M.ke M-iit/ M :iure be beg;in? KEY PLAYERS: QB HreDrew lllcdtoe, WR . idRKmdi-ick. I« biKKol linv. .ihhoii>.rdin..ior lav. ve.v for U-.1II. B s l a y s h e aiillliv l the hhie one. whert .Terry (llcnn, Ol Ty Ijiw, S U [•LAYFUIS: QB Jon Kltna, RB Ricky ha* played ver>’ well, wtiile WU l< w S KUl Cliad Un)wn, WK. Scan Dawklnt Ihird Riund pick.tiui lriK |iIav|xiii-iiliI Klin l)i«cin, offen'ive u-irdJieM 1..11U tui.il 111 le.iK.K- tnv Willie McCincU. ilMili.iilllnrdliiKJK-'iiil.iil,iiiri,i ,iiid T Fred Millei HH R{WKIF_S TO WATCH: IU ick Mayei, OT Waller Jonet, ti Pele D ono W e're No. 2 ...... K . n S. ‘c. cn Shawn Sprinn*, DT Corter lori' CMikeCniil.itv li-.ii niK ijiieviiiin in.irkv on Va RctlmiKid. ARIZONA (MO) lufl ,n Irt-e .iKvntv |i M c N a b b . Kennedy..DEMicluelSincUir, DF. UST YEAR: Ader makiiiK pl. '■ Wi. (and three throuirough seven) . ROOKIESIES TO WATOI; Hll Alexander. WH* IS: I .mik I’Mike ILii*- S.inil< r,' « I'hiladelpl NEW YORK JE T S (8J eiimiilK firti pinl>i-.iv)n vlcliir>- in 51 "“SS'S v,;ksiKi-: ilev Old .mil "llviiv- ,l.ilUii Six roiikics lakciiiken afler the first \ ' r \ . , Darrel JackiKkwn and Jamet Willlamt. DT Tim Iwk. PluKued l.y injiirnn. Juke Pin Best long-t iJVbT YEAR: l.ml (JB VinnyVim li-Mavcrde in Wntion LB. LBi Italuh Kucyveptki und Murcut i i , 3 , ivo.it |)i: Kevin f.uler l.-re. I.H. Huffalii - [SAS CITY (9-.7) Tony McCoy. K Ciirv llUnchard, S h llr>t.round drufl |uct», ulil YFAR-BtowinRU l7-|ioint lead in llie .., I.vti inm-.l in 4 I'l v^ond. 'I’" " '' TI.l- I.L-Sl ilotc-.isiviisive player in lhe S'ennirwon won't pliiymuch,ch.ifalaU.m;Shaun il .. LAST YF. Gedncy. , (nvi,-vtlie-,e>er,een. Ilul KKing. il QB. Tatnpa Bay. The home ogalmt Oakland anil loting 4I-3D KEY SUBTRACT1I)N& Ull Ailri; ,,.ttK:rx-.idv(..rv-.is..nilui..o counlry last seasoi:;ison iis a (vO, Eliii, IJI Jolm Alimham andndTt; T Anthony Bcdit {jjOTcimCtl Chief. AFC Well tillc nnd playoff ond besl. “Jiisl like Kurt War will play. OT Etic Swann, C Auron (Ituhun cf* lie fen siv■e e eie n d . S d h e lasi KEVSUimiACnONS: Bill >ny Conialc* etneiged at Har al lighi Jacke. ium, rv *-nrn hirfl nnkletpmia billbut two inclies shorter." s;iy: SSSES Qt) Idvi. Crbac hml whal mlRht have KEY P1A\ERS. QB I’Umiwr, i: 'y-** J’t- t_.(i u n t i l th e ihb iir r id r o u n d . H‘)th cTiachinRand runi Ihc fronl off aklhrough year Pillman, DK Andre WudtHiirll: A (8-8) Lo,Louis coach M ike Marl?.. lacl p liiy er ill a n y left for New lUifiland. WKfl KcKeythawn Johnton c a r o u n; aImjiioved(i fiom 412 u. KS 111 , Jeis oyenill. An impact . ,wa> traded durinK contnicl < ADDITIONS; LB Lew Du.h. WK Shelion, DT Ntark Smilh, WH Duvld 1 • Rundy Thomas. C, J ...... S , S . r *;r EMorri*. OL Drendan Sial. Auron ROOKIES TO WATOI; Ull Tl.uidlknion IjVSTVUItlm:ifert'v firM vt,iv.in .md liiiivln-vl , Alwaler retired. liumin J.incv f-”'K>',J«feri.1. .Miwl ,|.>t in pl,.vi.ff,.....I lx)oks *■'»" in his second year likecehe’s ^'^i'ToildWade.T.,T , M iiim i, SeCDiitl KEY PLAYERS; Tetlaveraverde, who had loe PToddSaucrbnjn. battling t’ittman (or ttaning jut> nnd SUirmACnONS: iji Derrick Thomav heavily. OIJJ Ray Thompwn ii eipc-ndcouiilclon H-iond m divnlciti. .K beibeen around for a decade. JaJury In pnncaion, muu comcome back (mm torn .,,,*^7 Slffl inceti-diocon iKl>rtMl>er, IONS; DK UcKKie While. DK , , round. 53rd overalerail. An imnieili Wayne Chrebel often; e Horn and Andre RIton. DT Tom iribule, and OLB Sekou Sanyika • Torry Holt, W'R. Si. Li Achllle*- tendon and find Wayi IR Tamarick VatMver. Impreiiivcincanip. ikn hn, been KEV ADDITIDNCtiock Smiilu Dl% J.iv Willi.in.,. . ;,te staner. Curti* Martin nccdi anotherier 1.400-yardI ruihin* PLAYERS. * QB Elvi. Crbac, WR l.ncSwuiui.DhthoCBJimmviliict>c«k. "The 1 nexi Jerry Rice” jusi mighin- , jt-rr). Portcr.e r . W 'R. O a k la n d . waion: LB>. npecially Mo Il.cwlt nnd Bryan n- „Conialei. Ul Donnie Edwards Cil IJIUvWoodall.CHACTIONS; I.U Kevin Greene. be. })(. Co*, mmt nnivido pau ruili,diandleoder»hipiCB aj MorrivTtf PHILADELPHIA (5-11), KEY SUIITKAC■,SB«eiilAle«,.nder, Qll Sieve , Second round, 47i47ih overall. Now auy.SSLanyAtkinv UST YEAR: Impnnid .teudily • Jon Juasen, OT, Washin} Ktarcui Coletnan need* to. reprepeat breokthrouRh ■*"S3oK^1 ^ TO WATCH: Morri., Ihe No. 1 , , , Ul Mike lUmiw, S I No, .? behind TimTii Hrown anti performance of ‘•W. year coach Andy Ueid. Wun fiiul iw ...... M-More im poriani lo Skins i could provide the deep threat lhat\ impnive l>y two RanKn mer I'fW, I "'•'•’■•'"‘'‘ J' s lhan James Jen, l)ul)ul li.iiks like an ROOKIES TO WATCIiUoI: U«hl will be key to ;RS: QH Sieve Heii.-rlein.UH Deion, 1)^, Bruce and Jeff. pauinR and runninR Rumeume, while Elll. or been lackinRking itticd lail. H, Inn .till (in '• KKfpiAYKHSitmluku. enure defeMH'. impact player fron'roniihesuirt. Abraluun need* to be pau-ruttrmhinR (actor. Can r»«in * KEV ADDITIONS; UT Jon Ui DT Tvliim.inw Hi;d- year and ihii KEY SUBTRACTIONS: IJI Willi. 1(5-11) ffll back fromom Lo. Angele. in I99S. All elghl CSicx'cEveriti. |ll'-’"’'‘^‘i’m"'- ATIANTA (5 he’s only a sophomore. du c iiv e. Cerrtral . defeal.wer*■CT by a touchdown or let*. KE^' PUTERS. QH Donovan V : Slumix.-d iMillv .ifcer te.uhiiiK JACKSONVILLE (14(14-2) key ADOmONS;ad: K Sebeuian Janlkowtkl Duce Sudey, MIJJ Jeremiah Trwcte.McNnbtUlll USTVURiSkwl. When <^Pm KB Juin.il • Paul Hdingeitger, K. Chicagi' LAST YEAR; wai drafled[led In fint round to mako lhe dlffer- cier,DK HukIi ""V'-ilonii with kiK- ilijun in Wixk A p nan’s Sebiisiiari I Douglav Andervinwenl do«:.,ivitullv over. I..i« (irvt four One more The poor man Flnl.hed with be.t ence. Het ha* hai lalenl, but i. hampered by off.field ROOKIES TO WATOI: Simnn, sixlh round, 174 record in NFl, home- bxuiheiwiitiwith lhe law. WR Todd hnktion, G IkiWrie WilU.i: in imal two Ramet did nuihiiiR Kerry CoUias has had an1 excel-e Janikowski (sixi ■ liumr * »'"> “■’I" I'alcon. < lo Iliird plutc in >>e.ik (ield advanlaRc and • KEYSUBTRACnO.SS: SUI S Eric Turner died more llun i>iiOi I'al leni preseason with ihe Ci;jiniils, ovurall). ^ whal looked like . o(abdominaninal cancer in offieawn. Central lyika, I.H, .-\ri/i>n.i, .ure irlp to Super KEYPUPLAYERS: QD Klch Gannon threw for diii'ion IUNS:CBA.hln'Aml)riiM.-.WK .Hi)has the besl receiving lanin d c m • I 1 TAMPA BAY (ll-S) • .KEV ADOmUNn. DK llrady Smiih, <1 Aniliimv iU ia rd ) 2ir>> i)Voverall. Prob.ibly Dowi, Dut went 0-2 3,(M0 yardirdi with 24 louchdowm. bul anpcarrd Shiiwn Jelferv>n. 1) (Amani Toomer and Ike HiU aRainil Tonne..ee tottnI*Rlel;le Uto and w»» huninfi in final half of! LAST YEAR: Won cIk)>i of nine lhe leam has had in tlthree "'‘‘i'”"' during Kau>n, ihen Mawn;DT DT Darrell Ru.tell and CB Charle* CenlnJme U 10 win M'C Uedmmi. •lACTIONS; DK Chuck Smiili. .ince il1') for (irti lime KEV SUIITKAClumbeaii. C Uidilne Tot>eek. (|edecades, and so far is geningng pro- AND... loti 10 Tiian. U-1 < in Wooden. !nkins, UH, San AFCtillegjmic. ROOKIEKIES TO WATCH: Janlkowtkl mutt B league-.I'JKl.Oneof I DK Letler ArctumSKiigencKolnnwrn. tecii(m from the made-overr coften- Konney Jenk Do, carded-J lop defcnicv l-iS:lo» 01. Hen Coleman, (rom makinK ROOKIES TO W ■ B Y U . f in is h e d ,ii ). OL Rich Tyltki, LB SAND4 DIEGO (88) fir.I Sll rmpvm. J.,,career could make anoihere r IHO- P'-ii^ked o u i o f I n AF- Super Howl l)T Mi S,\NFR/VNCll: Two decade dvn.iM> ended KEY SUBTRACTIONS:,y Brackcni; ( Taylor'* - f(en.e In SFC l.AST VEAR:n QBT Sieve VounR vv,i, hiirl in Ql liuliiinapolis, freefrt agent. With OL Uon Searcy (injury), 01 lionihip Rame, w,ih n,ud whenvt Ql II ot hivl 12, then (i.ived lo Shaky coaches F d g e rrin J a m e.•s s a:a ro u n d , h e wdii' i Dove Paup, RB Tavian Banlc»week. wid. .prairted ADDinONS: WR Cuni. Conway. CB down Sl.l Jenklnt, G K^n OiRiin. tive ulfe iliird Kame, U>violfKuvon I Ix-cnuM.- of vil.iry c-ip I, Norv Turner. Washiniinglon. piny much, butt he’she a keeper if he KEY PLAYERS: RS I'rtd:H; Soward ha. game- havni Johnum, »hed pUven in itwcklomid-'JOvoff* Brunell. WK Jimmy Smith, SUBTRACnO.NS: DT Norman Hand, champioianlel, offenove pniblemidniinglMi•IONS; N er hat become a key Taylor rjohnjackwn.Tjo KEY ADDITIONS: WK KeyUui lACnONS; VounK. vvho n-iiTevl. jit^lemalicu! for four /llle-twee Injury plagued KEYH. I.B Hardy KLT SL-BTRAClet-; S Tim MclVmnld; CH U W. ^ PLAYERS: (3D* Ryan Leal (named the C Jelf Chriuy. G KandaU McDanI:d|, DK Charles ll.ile>-;1 U-tr W<.Klall and m.inv oll.erv ROOKIES TO WATCK: S •tarter SamSaturday) and Moae* Moreno are puih-i coordinalorLnSicckcl. Kini!. T Jiiwn ^JcQ^lu^er^, Ul la.- ^ear-old Jim Karbaugh; RD Jermaine KEY SUBTRACTIONS; I breakinR ipecd, bul hat drop Ing 36-year mo*i reltuved forctflW; QB M round pick Brad Mcetter1-3) h Faxsndeg b b combg o(( a big (inal game o( -99.. Nlcker«n.T Paul Gruber (injuredi,j>iO’ Coleman. KEV PUYERS:rr%’ Uice, Terrell Oweiit nnd J.J. u g h t InRredlent lo Jacktonvllle'at NFI.'t nomadt for- but U ulllIll unproven u - ho compete, wiih Robert' KEY PUYERS: QD Shaun Ki (^mcr. WU. Jerrvml Viiung. D o n ’t (G e t C a u olfcniivoUne. Blfthi 8-K Maun, with Chanceytoy to rtrri ve moribund cround game. . Odum,LBJamieDuncan. Slok<.■vl^•B^^•.ml1O WATOI; t'H-d No. 1 [mkNoii and firti Super Bowl ROOKII>K1ES TO WATCH: Free agent RBI ROOKIES 70 WATCH; GO>u RIMlKIia Tt)rv>n .mil CB Ahmed I’liimmer lo TEN NESSEE (13-3)«hcn Kevin Dyion wai Ronney■ Jenkln^Jei wbo had iwo kickoff retum.,■ LBNaleWebtler. c wa, tKxkon,-d U>Juli;mPel<-rvmdefeny:. Qllv Giovanni C.mn.tr;i LAST YEAR: Siatut oneta>'anl.bortofTDat h forTDiinIin fim two eihibllkjn Rame*; S Roger* ploce Uundall dmrc op «rak IVdeft iniKlil provide Ik-lii in .> (e" O u t irn t h e C:o ( ld BOllen. Ended three tlraiRhi BccketL B MINNESOTA (1&«) ingtcavnn.lVior •""* j e lH.-11er vhance ll rtiev Kel loj. franchlte'i belt rccord WRand Carl 1‘ickont, LB t LAST YEAR: QD Jelf Georrew 1-ye.ir Miili.u.-! Viclfeomi-voni appearance. Unt 23-l(> when-red Miller, offen.lve DENVNVER(6-10) * from bench In Week 6 to replo^klmmmi'dim l"'^*‘ llx'ye- rdingcr LASTVT YEAR: Unable to rrpUce John Elway. CunrUngham and ulvage la-iering tKkled Ramt' Mike JonetiS: RT Jon Runyan, TI-; (, I.E/\NS(3-13)\ MRsme'i final play. It (our and never recover^. Lott KB pau coverage and bad locker rr*) NinVORLEI. Alter lliiev Mruimi loviiit! te.i Before w interr rn e p l a c e KEY ADDITIONS: WR^ Bowden and Burron Davi*, T>: Shannon Shaipe and LB John ruined hope* of uloning for NFCckup cl QH IliiWiy lAST ^TjVR.ikeDlikn. A; owner T im llenvon Randall Godfrey. RT Fred ' 10 injury. QB Brian Grioe. ihrUM into, loutoAtlanianflerlS-lreRulorv-. «>n. under M.keiem-r.d maii.-u!er, cnp iniiMili.iiit. coordinator Mike I leimerdinj rting role when Dubby Bri*ier faltered.R KEY ADOmONS; DE Br^ven> I’.i CeorRc und lired caiclu-v Rent-lu-lter nvGM nnd Maned over t h o s e wA i/ i n d o w s KEY SimTRACnONS:irl I’icken.K and Kevin Incomi n Horan, their top dnifl pick; backiive linemen Jeff hired U.indv ,Mm-lI.THINS; Co.ich Jim lluvlell nnd Jackic ilarrli, LB> Joe Bo< r ADOmONS: DK* Ktvika rittman and0 BriucT. el. TK Andrew KF;V ADDmilllnke.WH ,!.K'llom;DI..S'oim.in Wortham. Arthamteau. CB Terrell Buckley, WR• KEY SUBTRACTIONS: QB>nmy IliicticKk. M.ilf; QH JcH Hl.ik.O.IVI offenM; I’liiv n ne« Hiikv cincl cloaim r s w i l h KEY PLAYERS: QB Sl Andre RcReed, QB Gu* Krerotle. CB Jimmy Cunningham, Pro ikml offendveman, ! UH fj-roy H*>nd: "'cm to.i'i.tniKKl.->1.i'ii«>kie. Jeron Keartc, WRi Carl I’ Spencer.Sfr. SS Billy Jenkim, WR Roben Brook*. A Chrltty and Itandall McDaniel, ’ WillMmv.vshi.nniiflALTIO.\S;DilLiM'o •8) KEYV SUBTRACTIONS: S TE Shannona Clorer, WR Jako Hc».-d, CB Jimmivnn STvriPiie KKVSUllTRAll-EKS, ninke muM live up m N e w,v E n e r g y ' ROOKIES TO WATOI;rr rookie L coach Brian Sharpe,r, CBCl Dale Carter (tu.penilcd (or .ub-V DT Jerry Ball. DF Chri. Dolemuiv i«'il'v .V7, Inn KEV Pl.AVEI Bobby M>'CT». DT Robaire’ (inl Sn lime In fuur-yeur ttance abuK),abl S Tyrone Braiion, DE. Ncil^ HoanL ' ' l»lUnK. DK J.K-ViUiumt Jl imiM [now lii» nutiiniv / 1, Buliimoro won ii« of Smith mdand. Alfr^WilllnmL n ROOKIES TO WATCH; liuvu injurv-ti.ilut Williinjury Irve. ' E f f i c i e•n n t t O n e s . BALTIM ORE (84) KEY^ PlPLAYERS: Davi., Griew. WR* KdJ. Caner, WR Troy Wulicn. wtio i» i«n.-al und vUiyinjiro WATOI: DK D.irreii lloi.nul. r. Shannon Sliarpe. TE McCaffreyIrey and Rod Smith, OT Tony Jone*. Cil lopcollcRcreceivcr. ,i ( ■, RtWKItSTOV. thoiild lvcn RI o( final elghl. 'T « f frfsmune Crowell. KT AaronGilw HAVER «e» for firrt limo .inco *-*ST\IT YEAR: Made playoff* (or Bni lime in ■ S H will chaUen«e Pricti J Icilme* .even year., wln- Weubtook. ERVICE SS INC. rthadjuMOnTDpauct _ m i ningdi«^undctplle ROOKIES TO WATCH; 1 ^ SE! NllU-VU GLAS! , PITTSB UR GH (6-KCowhcruirvivedoffKO- 30th-ranked McDougle.. f(. for finl lime 1601 Overland;id A v e. LAST YEAR: Loti loucs>ev In loti 21 game*. defetue.Badmapin Khode* hii jut.. ^ ^ B T T y r rmhin«doubiMllsil louetball operation. Tom 14-13 pUyoff lou at GREEN BAY (8-8) mb injury, wliile D LAST YEAR: Miued B urley ID ises. QB KordeU SlewanVR ha Ptaxio) Burro*. OT ^ H j l Tampa Bay co*l llic in 11 Rames. Coach Bill Cowl Skin, .boi at game-J In «nren *e««)n*. eo.tln* Kay tllMarylunJ.TCKh J M R M C!eai1\' diL‘ Ix-st. tonthakeupdopllolSkx*iStdllvan.DLKimovDn winning field Roal"* Brert Favre orugglcd with thumb.reen, DI-. John 67S-222S29__ but director of footballlU.QB Kent Graham. and In the*' delenwn*n3*ed to mediocrity. Dgnahoe did noc INS: Donahoe. largely “ KEVADOmONS:DTHutieli;■ Mark Chmuta. MOORS; e KEY ADDmCWS: WR J Dubba Frank*, RD Ahman Grc ■' Thlerty.DK David Bowcni tklarYclSmltKDLOiritStdJ */ Oelhoffen.OLRkh1Vldd,(; *» KEY SUBTRACnONS: TF; M KEY SUBTRACnONS: M Vmmmm,Xirnni SMdqr,Ai«M27,«,2000 HighSc h o o l C l aa s s A - 2 V o l lLEYBALL P r£V e IEW ------—MvlYSTERY C o n fe rRENCE iler gco e s m l e n t a l : SCJl i e v o ilee y b a ll is> iip fo r ^g ra b s Wewi______y'year,” Filer coach Ed RicJc h a rd s rivalry a nd he’se’s tht e type of coach •proach to co;oaching has WildcatsV reaa d y said.Sl “ Wood R iver’s b estt iplayer you don’t wantnt tot' face too many __ N ew app T he big questionqt as the Class left, h and Buhl will be stronong and times.” 'ball season unfolds is E1 ^ 0 has a good coachingng staff. Declo as beeiseen added to the - ■ prove to bc a dominating By Joo Sunnen w ill p utsh sh them into the playoffs. -■ • team is th e b est in the IiIt should just be a realal good mix, replacinglg conferencec( cham- tion. The conference Tlreo»Wwwwrtt»f “ L astIt season, s we got scared we s a c . , • Uleague.” pion Wendell,11, ^who has moved e x p e a e d to be wide opei w e r e goiiloing to lose w hen w e got to team will bc able lo Buhl has the potential toU be a down to thete A-3I level. The Wildcats, Wood Riverrand i Buhl I s which FIL E R - CaU it: kckooky. Call it districtsts -• and we did,” said Erin easiest transition in a force fi in the conference witrith four Hornets rettimm onlyo two starters, . a senior outside hitter, are returning the most ta:lalcm . 1"“ '*'= new age. Call it the Zen traffic Allen, a rfiastiong Icosuchlthahard by graduation. starters s returning from a team but have a good;ood se tte r in senior school of voUeybalL..L. “ N o w it it is to the point that wc “Filer always has such that finished 26-11 last yeaear. But Janae Mitchellell andi should be a team ," Kimt)orly coaclich D e n ise As usual,I, WV ood River a nd F iler tl But the one thing« tl that Filer vol- know wew« can do it and we arc :ted to be strong con- the tl Indians lack a real staitandout . quicker teamI thath an last y ear's ver- to keep th at m ind set." Mumm said. ‘They justst play at a are expecte ley b all coach Ed Richards* Rii new going to I tenders foror the title. But both player p that scares opp>posing sion. ng mental focus Stan^iding at th e cen tcr of Filer’s different level." s at out- “We don’t havehai power hitters approach to teaching: t s may be tc^shavese som e big shoes to fill. teams. ti Buhl's strength is ( egative. hoj^ forfoi a state playoff berth is While the Wildcats •ar,** D e c lo c o a c h can'l be called is ncga hc control- We aree doingd pretty good so side s hitter, b ut fln d il^ anI athletea like last year, “Last year ourir conference their teaieam lotem - a paper traffic learn in g to “control th« lettler said. “But I of th e m ain far. W oodid River coac^ Reamy th tl at can throw down in thitiie mid- Sheila Schnettl ling into the dis- hght thathat promotes unity and con- lable,” Lassen is one of 1 there will be more rccord was 100 going !C te d to b e G oodw in said. sai “We lost a good die d may be a challenge. th in k overall th( [hen we just fell sciousncmess. It helps players re- reasons Filer is expeci tria playoffs and the: player, b utt w e a re doing fine.” Perlups no team was hitliit hard- of a team attitud len d itself to :i k iller \ mental side of comompetition ihe his focucus or become frustrated, insdnci. LI a w ’s o n h e r:S1DE ‘ positive. And hele punches] and kicks along- “I am irying to talalk all the results have been pos k-en though I ^ “It helps me concentrate,” co sid^erlem in practice. tim e,’' Lassen said. “ Eve: I, I’m doing I J ^ 4 - ^ se n io r m id d le bloi3locker Jessie “Thee,e coach is p art of the team ," don’t always succeed, : better lhan usual." d breaks do)vm genderir barrier La^en said. “Nowr I ffocus and pay Richardsrds said. “ I can’t bc negative. 'ensive end un doing." I haveI tot< be positive too. All the5 M entally, the Wilcai.s1.S are better attention to what am i ^nd com ing The Chicogo'io Tribune icompete ond she is quaualified. Eight’s rulinglg boardb< of control, What Lassen andid theti rest of the (thepta>layers) have to say is ’Green1 than usual as well. An re definiiely ------ilegally you m ust let h e r pplay. l The “If that uierule is in violation of lg is buying inio ughi. Wheiher that is in a game orr into the season, ihey are Wildcats are doing i: CHICAGOGO -■ Adrianna Delhoial >attorney for that confererence bel- Titie IX, I Ion'tdon' see how we can Richords’ plan. ThThe team has atpracuictice, it will help mc." in fighting shape. 1 But whether they’rere re a d y to m ay have feifelt like a pioneer when iter take a d o se look a t thailat rule." keep it,” saidid Matthaeus,P a 1960 e m b ra c e d th e coiconcentration Addinling mental toughness to a of Steinmetz on I rum ble on the gym floooor remains she took herier position at defensive Barbara Burr of the NationalN graduate of gam es and team-builbuilding exerds- team thattha already h as th e physical end for ElgiIgin’s freshman footbaU W o m en ’s L aw C enIter t' in Chicago’s NorthwestNor Side who es as the missing injingredient that talentt tot win the SCIC mightt to be seen. le a m S a tuturday in Arlington Wa-Oiington said foderal lawlc does ployed volleybicyball and softball in Heiglus, aI ClChicago suburb. inot necessarily require schchool dis- park districtt leaguesIci because her 1 1 ^ But she• is just waging a battie tricts ' (0 include girls ono boys high school}l dd id n ’t h a v e g irls an ey e oi)n this WO]Dmen’s di in a w arir th a t w as d e c id e d teams when it comes to0 icontact leams. “If therhere is someone who K eep i decades agogo in h e r favor, sports such as football. Sh<;he added feels th at footbio tball is h er sport, she iigh School belongs lo that school districts mustist deter- should havec tlthe opportunity to ’t drag them down butt Torrence, Calif., natiItive is the . Elgin Hie . Knlgm Ridder N ewf SService______d i d n ’t iwcst suburban Upstate m ine if there is enough intn te re st to play.” id fueled their desire to rise,r. daughter of a professioiional water. in s te a d i ifcrence, which still has sustain a ^rls team in susuch con- Principalslls of the Upstate W hen Stacy Sykoj'kora was a little Afterer all, some of us who wereB skier. Her father had herh on tiny E'Sh' Eight’s 10 memberme; schools will n a d e w h en 9 foi'l'.'rbidding boys and girls ta« < sports. gi’l in Burleson in North Texas, hit byi bigb sister's spikes decidedi water skis that he mi “If there is no female! footballI meet on Sepi)Cpl. 13 lo discuss she started walking. By th e tim e ff" "; “ “ “ssing n over lo the other played volleybal;ball in her front neverr tot< play volleyball again. sport. The rule remains team, a girl would hav«,ve to be rescindingthe the rule. The confer* 1 she was in elem entary, school,s she Bender’s spi yard with h er o lde e r r: sis te r. N o t SJykora. y i The 1995 Burleson Tiore than 28 y ears after allow ed to p lay b oys foeo o tb a ll," ence’s atW etictic d( ire a o rs will m eet d w as on th e lake early everyev m om . in effect mo “She would justst sslam the balls High SchoolSi graduate, buffed •gislation known as Titie said Young H i^ School1 JAthletic Wednesday■ in in DeKalb to craft a e ing, skiing. federal legl^ on me,” Sykoraa t* • Farms • Ranchesles • Acreage . U n ite dJ E l e c t r i c - Commercial • RiResidential w m D-OP, INC. G o , N. State Hagermanin • 837-61 l6f B "Owned hyy those we serve." 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ID 83301 1 t ltna^,AAi^27,2000 i naiiW>w,T*lil c-7 _____H ighS>cchoolClasssA-2Volle.EYBALL P r eM v E W - - Saw tooO t h G e ntr t a lld a h o0 G onfef(fence: T eeam -by-t-team bresak d o w n : ’ 1 Buhl IndiansaxB 1999 recox o t± 13-10 . dieti first y ear 1 can say diallat we’re from'a'llWcoiconfcrence‘ln“1999. aI concern; coi ing. • X > Coach: Roger Shielileld, fourth Betumliiaing starters: Sr. Janae e e^ v e n .... W e're n ot v ery oall, il (but) Switching to a ]perimeter defense Coach C snyc “I think o ur conlinfer- Cooch soys: “We’rVe’re taller dum I year Mitchell (5-2(S setter), jr. Heather we w worked really bard oaa aI plyo- will take some,e cdm e to develop. encimce is very close this seasoi«n. I lasi year, and wetve 1h a v e b e tte r ' .;,c 1999 tecgnb 26-11 Bowcut (5-4(5- outside hitter), sr. dietrics if program (in thes (offsea- Coach says:t: “ “W e need to work feel!eel we will develop stren{ngth leadership. ... We Wt have five , -.KRetnrnlng lU rten:irK Sr. Kara Amy ZoDinlinger (5^ middle block- son)» so we have quite a fefew girls on team defeefense. Our serve hroughout thro thc season.” returning players,s, orand theyVc all sen io rs.” —HTdy(54 w ren; sr..HattieHiatt H er),sr. Katii t i e W anDe (5-5 o u td d e who w can jump.” receive passingiig will need a lot of .,(E>10 o u tsid e h itte r),r), jr. Katie hiner). attendon." K im b e rly B ulldogs '..WiUiainson (&6 outadeide hitter), sr. Others:s: Jr. Caroline FUerW ildcats • Coach: DciUm Mumm, sectrcond Wood River■Wolverines Wc Amanda Munn (5-100 nmiddle hit- Christianseisen (middle), jr. Brigetta Coach: E d R ichards, 15diith y ear G oodinjling S e ira to rs )rear yeaj Coach: Reamy/ G10 m iddle SU cock (middle)(m and jr. Carrie 1999 leconL 23-14 overarail, 1(K) Coodi: Jennymy Koski, fifth year 1999 1! record: 5-10 y e ar hitter), jr. EUen VanDtiiDeW ater (5- M altesleee (i(middle), jr. Amy Allen conference o 1999recoid::d :l-1 6 Returning R starters: Sr. Kariirissa 1999 record: 10-20>-20 •IP m iddle hitter). (hitter), sr. Kallie Magnum (hit- Returning starter*: Sr.r. Jessie RetiuningI starters:st Jr. Leann Maier Ma (5-8 setter), sr. Zan 2 Returning stariers: sta . Sr. .Othen: Jr. Karissaa Hh ow dl (5-7 ter) LassenL (5-10 middle blockcker), sr. R em ington (5-![5-5 setter/h itter), sr. Michelson Mic (5-6 outside hitter),r ), sr. C h a r lo tte D u v a l (5-9 (5-! outside hit- .xwtside hitter), jr. Katelatelan Tigue Outlook:tk: Declo Jumps Into the Erin E Allen (54 outside hitiJlterX- sr. M oighain Arko•koosh (S6 sottcr/hit- Mindy Mir W oodhall (5-S outsideie hit- ter), sr. Danica Mattila td a n (5-10 mid- (^•9 outside hitter),r), jr . In g rid A-2 fra yf this tl season, but is no Kari K Brown (5-4 settete r ) , sr. ter), jr. Ali Nels'elson (&9 outside hit- ter), ter) sr. W him ey Liebert (5-77 set- die hitter), sr. Emil)mily Latham (5-3 .W le y (5 € ). stranger to the sa c lineup. The Kristen » Coon (5-6 ooutside ter), sr. Brea1 ScheerS (5-6 middle ter). ter) se tte r). .• ..O o tle d c T h e I n ^ians a it bring an -Hornets regularlyre scheduled the hitter/defensive h specialist).t). blocker), jr.■.Ayla / Wilkins (5-8. Others: 0 Jr. Suzi Soderquistit i(&0 Others: Jr. Laurelirel Williams (5-8 '.' f ^ e r ie D c e d te a m to the 2000 likes of FilerFi and Kimberly in Others: Sr. Kari Eisenhailauer (56 middle blowercer). middle), mid jr. Elaine Gunnell (5-10(! outside hitler), sr.r. EmilyE Klick (5- :-^ason, with seniorsrs that have years past.St. The Hornets missed a outside o h in er). jr. Tesh Dcjlenton (S Others: Sr.•. LL eisa G oodm an (5- m mic iddle), jr. KeUy Olsen (5-77 set- 8 middle hitier/ouusiluuside liitter), sr. pitted on the team1 at least two state berthi h last season by ju st two 8 middle blocker), Jr.r. Tami 6.5 outside hitter),hi sr. Ashlee ter/hitter), ter/ so. Radiacl Bulcheiier (5- Ali Brown (5-6 defelefensive spedal- . years and in some cacases three. heartbreak•aldng points, droppii^ a B E ennett (5-4 defensive spel>ecialist). Brown (5-6 middle mi blocker), jr. 10 101 middle), sr. Ciirly Schneideiler (5- ist). ■„C^ch Shield is concericemed about three-setIt matcht to former rival jr. j: MicheUe Hoyt (5-8 opjipposiie). Shccna Kuhnn (5-4( outside h iner). 7 7 outside), oi jr. Sunny Muirheacad (5- Outlook: Thele Wolverines the s t r e n j of th e outsiutside hitters. Valley -— thetl third game, 15-13. so. s Jenae Hymas (5-10 outsildde hit- jr. Jennifer BellamyBc (5-5 outside 9 9 middle),it jr. Robyn Kriegerrr (5-7 sliould be lookedJu up p o n asaform i- C o a c h s a y t: “ Somans i w rapp U p first;t t o u m q;y a p p e aira l n c e ^ eenthusiasrm to U.S. tteam Tfte Tlmet-Newt “1 played better the pipast two nitely helps)s me in preparing ------^Records fall days. To win back-ti-to-back for the restt ofo my career. The The Th Aasoclated Press______com ing ba ck .” : ’ ' P A L M B E A C H; G A R D E N S , . AtM^MWoa«oMiMtiadltKlo». means < a lot, consideriiring The 'Bear Trap’’ wasvi definitely the Chamique Holdloldsclaw, Natalie i.;,Fla. - Aree Wonglngluekiet of ett finti1 336 W in (133) la M lil» PGA < of America runniining th is k e y . I w as 3-under-par 3- there Tlie m ere thouglit of takinRng part Williams, Yolandanda Griffith. Katie ....Bradenton, Fla., rail-allied from a tory df of the PQA Junior event • and the history." th is w eek." in th e worid's greatest sportsts spec- Smilh and DeLisliaislia Milton arc the . .•two-stroke deficit witwith a pair of ChampionIonship. breaking her own Among the boys, Ty TryonT of The 25thith PGA Junior tacle ta is enough to leavei Kara1 other first-time! 01;Olympinii-s. all of back-nine birdies, finishingfin w ith year-oldd mark. n She Is the fourth Orlando, i Fla., closed wiivith a 70 Championshi!hip, the year’s final Wolti-T.s VV shivering w ith antiilicipii- them accomplished;hed nlayers. W ollers and1 HoldsclawHi both .;„b-6*under-par 66ito tc slip past ) wlnr)er end .the siscood to toi complele a wire-to-w-wire tri- major eventIt fo1 r ju n io r golfers. tion. ti( i<-tohacfctiUe8(VIcklGoet»- , Wolters is ime of six menL‘mbers were national playplayers of the yeai rtwin sister Naree by one stroke umph at 12-under-papar 276. featured 999 pr la y e rs rep resen t- econd co n sec “ MiTOn,an«onlnl989andl990). Defending champion>n C h a n ing 37 sta te:s s andt Australia. of '» the U.S. women’s baskeketball in college and plaplayed on NCAA < ’.iBnd capnire her secc jr Tryon tnatched Chrla in th c c h a m p io n s h ipI ie9«M.iVK skills on the toun. Yet such isi ththe aura of the '■‘finished with a 2-hoJc total o f * a t 286. Ipll ^ 72-bi I ■ Pdwt. D«im. •'T liey're hungry,” (J.S.. ccouch Oiympics thatt evenev players of 275. Naree 25-yearr Ihistory and thc first . Shelley's Nick Highon a m , tn e Miua*ne*^nMr»diH,Cx} brought hi a hunger nnd lliut’s ll enthusiasm. ■ “Ijjad er, b o g e y e d thening ceireremo- day and we'rere going jo the ', Code of Tampa, Fla.Ha., was third pionship i T»tO ; ,at 28S after a 75. “ I knevlew I had to go q u ite low Chris Couch in 1990 w h e n h e ir„.; ny and to play on a worldJ stage.^ Olympics.’ W imk.iu;u;>s T The Rocky Mount)intain Section on the backb nine bcfauie my defeated Tiger Wood:ds by 10 " “SSSSSK , They asked Teresa lidw;w a r d s , cliill-s.” DfMwun ru ' W ;r fihh “It’s like my dreamdrt is about to i.jPGA’s ^rls’ divisionion champion, sister wa:rtrasn’t going to give any- stro k es, WMwiCaa.T (U who’ll be playing in her Olympics, whal it’s like to0 stand; liecume a reality,”ty,” Holdsdaw said. .-.J e n n ife r H edberg of Twin Falls, thing away,”av. said Aree, whiKy “Lasi night, with a£ nino- SrSSTT.'' I Uni '}7;ri.is^i on 01 the awards platform wilhw a “It’s like all of' youryot hard work is. :.nfired another decentent round (81) birdied1 thetl par-3 15th and par-4 \ stroke lead, I sleptIt l i k e a Er-ruj-v- o-s. ^ gold medal draped aroundid your right there befoefore you and in th a four-day 16th -• twot' of the Champion \)aby,” ' said Tryon, 16,, w> ho tin- <',.and finished with th re e wcHiks, a llJ of tliis that we put C o u rs ee’s ’s “Bear Trap” trio of iwcd fourth last year t' tuUt.IMt: neck. .•343. d ru g .” Ill, w e’re goin g• to see if it’s lK“eii ■ to build a decisive two- mate Chan Wongluelekiet. I^ Juso "She said it was like a d : ... A re e is th e fo uurth rt multiple holes - t< Wolters Siiid. "You jasi wantntmore worth it. Evbrytlry th in g we’ve pul cushion. fe^ great. Winning helere defKxV**'**^^'*'^ • 'W inner in the chanlam p io n sh ip ’s stro k e SBcu a:and more. 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I Flush Equipmentnt And Refill 1 W i I Fittings and CheckIicking For F rance’s A m aud Clenlem ent, 7-6 (2), w hat it’s’s iali about oncc you step I With Fresh CoohllantTo•45^ i IH Q I Leaks And Up To) 1 Lll. 01 ■; 6-1 Saturday. on the cou:ourt.” I (Includes Co I kl R-12SR-134AFA Freon [ I j p ^ S istter to sisister I ■ EiplfnB-31 \ _ _ _ _ -*2?m W illiams sibiblings poised to0 m eet in final HOURS: N k/lon.-Frl. 7:30am -6:(6 : 0 0 p m NEW YORK (AP)P) - From the 1 : 0 0 p m time they were litdetie igirls, Venus U.S. Open Saturday 8:00am -1:( and Serena Williamiams believed ------t l M I I Closed Sundayl a y they would play eacsach other for „is is notlot too complex. There’s HSu imak the U.S. Open title,tie. Now. per- some straitrategy, and in my case, a haps, that tim e hasI coicome. lot of pow*ower.y MA Papa Richard WilWilliams, who Boastinting the fastest serve in i f i B e l ST:: danced so delightefitedly on the women’5 Dsnii I’s tennis at 123 mph, broadcast booth roofof ywhen Venus Venus overpoweredov Davenport 7011 MAIN AVE. E., TWIN FALLS won Wimbledon lastast month, just {q win in Wimbledon, beat might kick up his heheels again in Davenporwrt again two weeks later 10-316-777 0 3 tw o w eeks if h is dauglughters set up in Stanfoiford, Calif., and then won ^ 7 3 3 -7'7 ' 0 0 Ti'OLL FREEE: 1-801 Some Modiodels Bxtra • Must Present CotOoi£^i^at^]me^rde^^f^tton. ______y the all-in-the-familyly Ifinal he has San Diego,D beating Monica anticipated since theiheir birth. Seles inli1 th e final. Serena, the defendsnding champi- on, and Venus certiertainly could maiee it happen. “Fm ready for the traffic I’m re a d y fo r th ee cic ity an d I ’m ready for a' night;ht match on Monday,” Venus said. For the first timele iin their pro- fessional careers, thethey are going into a G rand Slam toitournament as the favorites and, th£thanks to a bil of luck, on oppositelie sides of the ■ I draw . • The seedings foror the women don’t really reflectct thei pecking order in the game or the expect- 6d outcome of thislis $15 million U.S. Open, w hich begbegins Monday. V enus is No. 3 behin(lind top-seeded M ardna H ingis an d MNo. 2 Lindsay Davenport, and Serei» e n a is m iscast as No. 5. By following thehe WTA Tour rankings as usual forf< the seed- m ings, the U.S. Openen (did not take into account how th i. "'J. I InsidDE) Farmbeat: r e Organic YoufBuslness —...... D2 i farming£u in Idaho New businessess ...... 05 takes rooL -N ClassiHed ...... D8-20 -...... PageD S y . o n^ E Y I ______Bminas Etfitorr Vtt^nia S. HuO^hts 733-09 Scccion D i cws Sundaiay, August 27, 2000)0 s ______: T■ h e T im es-N e\ ^ Mailmnan ^ 4ay[p r ic e;s e l y tcorise deliveisrs ; I U tahsstore I Deteret N ew I SALT LAKE CIICITY - A lot of ■ Utahns“-would loveove the bragging B riglits that comele w ith accompa- H nying Karl Malonejne on one of his D adventures parusa•asailing, rappcl- H ing, skydiving, hun'liunting bear and FLY------1 9 filling for salmonion in the Alaska H gel the chancc,it, if only because I they cun't affordJil. it. DNEY I I Well, take lieaileart adventure rief 1 lovers, yon muy nevnever go on vaca- -— ^B B tion with the “Mailman,"“M; but ons career m 2 beginning in Noveloveml>er ye lare-foot Malone career, self-improvenrmation, govern- ■ the 5.200 square cation information.>s literature,I job ■ Outfitters, the UtUth in the chain puterized and audio-I and current job J but the firsl inUtah. Uta Ig a grand oiwning d s in d u d e sp e d fic co mu “We’re slating a ksgiving. hut we labor market inform;is available from . B H around Thanksg r the doors open ment and businesslays, 1 4 to 6 p.m. B H hope to liuve th 'Jovemher.” said search informalionI Iai a.m . to 1 p.m. R fl around mid-Nov n Thayiie Fisher,'. vicevit president of vacandes. isr wilh informa- h Hid oiKTiiiuiiis ii/r A staff member is i Q Fisher said the : hing. hunling (hut tion gathering. on gear for fishinj idlttoni have lett too little g r m to support the herd. no guns),*campiniping and ouldoor For more informa TwTwo ranchers hard calvei Into a t;tialler (or traniport to a llvaitiItock sale Thuraday. Dry condit clothing ;ind footwK itwear. hours al the center, 3fs office J-1--, Althougli thee st(store will carrj- a Exl. 2680. or (800) ( liy variety of brandnd inames, indud- 2680. feed, forcing; iranchers to ccull herds earl jn forum D Iroughtp spurs demandd for fi ing.American1 CiiCamper. Zehco, S. Small Business market Quantum. Martiartin. Browning, to take one portion of hishi herd off e a rly depeipending on the allot- o|agricultural commoditic-: m< SBA, Treasurer’d th e Idaho S tate By MIc!flichael Joumee right now. Igloo. WiKilridge,ge. Field &Stream ! will hold a free T1me»-r>»Nawawrttar______the allotmeni on Augug. 14. T he ment. M too, a re forcing m any Lovingfoss agreed. and other manufiinufacturers of out- team up In loanie new “Idaho “ rem ainder will have 10 to come off And fires t off of public land. This "I think what’s going to;o hap- door eq u ip m enent, t, the company ■ BOISE - T hc U .S.am I for small busi- TWI ot by S e p t.l. ranchers off WIN FALLS - The dry. hot urbing situation for pen p is that there’s going to10 be a has a special, factfactory-direct rela- Administration and t idler fueling the vast wildfirescs And with sim ilar drcirought con- is a distur 11 a.m. Friday in weatlii since federal grazing bunch b of cattle diimped oion the tionship with BrunswickBn Corp., Faylor Building a t to the jp ditions prevailing ihth ro u g h o u t ran ch ers sii Treasurer’s office w he north is likely to push up lys public range land m n arket early and that’s goi:oing to whose goods coinjoinprise about half forum about theuthem Idaho, 315 itay prpriccs for local ranchm . much of the country,, Ihay prices policy says : mix in the Malone go up. Tliut burned by>y wildfires cannot be certainly c hurt the price:e, b ut of the product mi; Prim e” loan program Because eo to the lack of water onan are almost certain to gi ;o be a O utfitters stores.es. ranchers to grazed forir i two growing seasons there’s tl probably going to nesses from 10 lo ormation11 or to high-aft-aldtude range land Forestist in tu rn could force ra a five-year agrec- eir herd to afterward,I. demand d for cows in thc; t c a rly “ W e have u fi Room 276 of th e Taytil Sherry at 733- Serviivice and Bureau of Landid start selling off thei “That's ment with Hnins'wns-wick in which we s - possibly Wilson Gray,G: an agricultural spring,” s] Lovingfoss said. “1 the College of South Mana(nagement offidals are tellingng avoid high feed bills • id feed have acccss to thetheir discontinued. prices. economist tw with the University of why v rd rather buy hay and Falls Ave. . catdeidemen using public for theirjir forcing a dip in beef pri I rather obsolete and1 remanufacturedrei iy waiis unlil Idaho’s extextension office in Tvrin the tl good cows that Tve got r For more infon imer and autumn pasture to Lovingfoss normally and try gp presents egin culling Falls, said id the situation will defi- than tl sell them in the fall ar reserve spacc, call ‘ e their catde home about twovo the November to beg front-line gtwds,";Is," Siiid Fislier. nitely be a sseller’s market. toi< buy them back.” 9S54,Ext. 2450. ng guidance IJks:ks early. his herd, intinue, Factory store;o res sp ecialize in iy because I “It’s goinging to b c a good market If drought conditions com kS a result, ranchers haveve “I’m doing it early ikely to sudi gds, whichliich is how they are 1 - The Center for As ose cows any if you haveive hay to sell, but it’s next r year th e situation is lik rted selling off their cull cattlelie don’t want to feed thosi able to avoid the traditional "no Free workshopat the College of startei he said. going to be mad if you have to be k worse. G ray said. •ly or scrambling to findiid longer dian I have to,” ------competition" agreements ; offering a career early U.S. Forest buy.”Graysly said. career planning )ugh feed to get them throughgh Pete Peterson, U. tlic/iuf? between wholesoilesalers and retaii- )p for people who enoug r the Burley However,er, he said effects on the Times-News reporter Mi w inter. Service manager for t )ted that a lenianu- TWIN FALLS i-1 more proactive jer districts, beef marke•ket will likely be miru- 7ourn«!J cun bc readied uftr (20H) ers. Fisher noted Valter Lovingfoss, who leaseded and Twin FaUs range lUj/ ur factored fishinging rod i>r reel car- New Directions theirat career direc- , ame off the mal and teitemporary. Beef is one . 735-3231,'> or by e-nw th e: Lake L Creek allotment nearlar said cattle must con ' miaumcc<^ugicvollcii.Lvmn ries the s;imc facifactory warranty as Southem Idaho is of ad range an average off twoi weeks of the fewiw bright spots in the t planning workshope of I the C enter for Subleialett for his catde, said h e had new «on i'a.; Nortli Branch, discovering their :shopwo will be pre- P iverage, and It is unclear u how many in Lancaster. Pa.; iirred several companies to drug and dental covi n Forge, Tenn,; and ., . exploring careers in7 p.m . on Sept. 5 A m ericansins have signed up for I M Minn.; Pigeon F< •m discount clubs that offerfer other benefits. . ’, lowa- fying interests, invesSSIS a re in cluded. . ier advocates the healthIth care discount clubs, ■ ffl .Williamsburg. lo' rings on prescription drugs,gs, But while consumei ides a unique oppor- , and developing a dlineplo is Sept. 1. To e better than which typl)/pically charge member ■ H “Kari provides ctor visits and other medicalcai say the discounts are 1 > thc owner of the The free workshi9=5". 2680, or )n that mem- ship fees's of( SIO to $50 a year, ■ H tunity. He's th ■vices. nothing, they-caution nd we leverage liis * ■' '^ ted from 5 10 7 not insurance U n lik e insurance in; companies, H H company, and \ M.2680. Th(rhe buying clubs, set up by bership in a d u b is no I wili continue loo. and 7. Career test: ing to protect th ey a ree not r regulated. But it B H name." /\nd wi mpanies ranging from Intemeinet coverage, does nothini ■ M althougli not at the current pace Registration deadlir catastrophic seems m(more companies are rt-ups ad s tairtups r t to Reader’s Digest,ist, against th e cost of ci B B of a new store•e e^ever>- few monUis, register, call 733-95! tie to reduce enteringg thet field and others vertise savings of betw een 10 illness and does litth JL B “Wc expect to copen a couple of (800)68CW)274,Ext. em of rising haveexparpanded their offerings, blllty risks rcent and 70 perceni at partic-tic- the national probler ^ new stores in12001. 20( and then we'll iwing num ber R e a d eer’s r’ Digest Association percent of dot-com jpadiidng providers who are willinging healdi costs and growi e. But we do intend Inc. and1 Merck-Medco,^ a phar- Sou/u* NMnn Car* go from there, 1 dy said they plan to to offer o the discounts in of uninsured, o grow.” s;iid Fisher, Dot-com starts Plesse see CLUBS. Page D3 to continue lo gri affs by about two- exchichange for patients who paypay “These discount didubs are not Pl( 111 staff, run llablljcoming year, but More than 70 tremelypex v^erable executives recenUy;rassment daims by wmnMi.ii.1.1 ^JJRrcxecs increase their staffent survey found. H I !>• atock markal during tha paapaat waak. thirds in the upcocent of the nearly h4«r«'a how • Imw eomp«nl»* with Maglo Vallay locationa, or3f Othar local tiaa, farad In tf>a i they could be extresurveyed said their Ctiano*...... 02-w*ak Hleh-LovLow . . . . Annual Y lald/^ D boards SymtMl. . . l>««oriptton...... Fflday'a Cloa* . Prav•vloua Friday . . . . Waakly Ctii big leap to to workplace haras:; no written sexual svr ...... 21 3/4...... 30 7/8...... -', .0 1 /8 ...... 62 1/4 - 21 1 5/1 5 /8 ...... (V6s ...... ALBERTSONS ...... 4 1/2...... NC...... 6 - : employees, a recentzy in place, accord- ^g|ASCA ...... AMERISTAR ...... 4 1 /2 ...... - 16/10 ...... 28 7/16 - 16 1/111/.10'.'.’, . .V.V,/^20% The Aesociated Pross CAO ...... CONAORA ...... ___10 16/16...... -I 6/10 ...... • NA I Fifty-four percer>rd, Conn.-based cai ...... 32 18/10...... 33 7/10...... ,.,-1 /2 ...... 80 1/2 - 28 16/11 COST ___ C O S T C O ...... 27 1/18...... 8/18 ...... 63 7 /8 -2- 2 1 ...... NA I 200 executives sunLirces company FO ...... FED DEPT STORES=S...... 27 . 6/8 ...... , . . N C ...... 3 1 -1 00 3/' 3 /4...... 3 60% Human resources proferofessionals are not companies havers nc Inc. F8f startups tend to fjgHD ...... HOME DEPOT ...... SO 0 /1 0 ...... 51 3 /8 ...... - 1 16/18...... 4.601i ...... 3 8 ...... 37 13/18...... 3/1 8 ...... B3-2816/1 them. human resourc>e re la tio n s issu es IDA lo^ ...... IDACORP ...... 16 1 /2 ...... 6• /1 0 ...... 42 3/a - 1 22 7/ 7 /a...... 7.87% So say recruiters atIt Cleveland-basedC JCP ...... JC PEN N Y ...... 15 3 /1 8 ...... , .-3 /8 ...... 18 6/8 - 18 5/15/10...... 10.07*!i EmployeeManers5100 L to 300 employ- j p n ...... J P REALTY...... 18 3 /8 ...... 9/10...... 6.82% Management Recruitersrs InternationalIt Inc...... 18 1 /4 ...... 10 7 /10...... ,• -3/16 ...... 32 1 /8 - 15 0/1 “It’s b e e n o u rGary e> Mathiason, a kKEY6 ...... KEYCORP...... 7 1/10...... 1/10 ...... 14 5/16-68/10/18...... NA who report that a growrowing number of large number oflan s Frandsco-based KMkm ...... K-MART...... , 11/18___28 16/18 - 14 1/11/10...... NA ecutives are being KR ...... K R O Q E B ...... ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 21 7/0 i 1 ^ ^ ...... 21. 3 /1 8 ...... , . , - 1 / 8 ...... 1711/10-33/3 3/4...... NA human resources execu Ignore employeeVlendelson. i LRW r...... LABOR READY ...... 3 7 /8 ...... , .3 /1 8 ...... •,1 7 3 /4 -1 00 6/6/0...... 4.13% placed into hoard seatss andan executive com- untU they h it th e 7910 percent of the lfiLFB ...... LONQVIEW/ FIBREI ...... 11 8 /8 ...... 1 1 ! 1l'l3/10 ' i ' ...... •.1 1/4...... 4B 1/2 - 288 7/ 7/6 ...... 03% ...... 30 8/16 ...... 31 0/10...... - mittee chairs at comiimpanies such as ee mark,” said Gasurveyed by “CMCD ...... MCDONALDS...... eo 3 /18...... •. 3/10 ...... 07 1/2 - 2 08 1/1/8...... NA cit-Packard Co, and MU...... MICRON ...... 0 0 ...... ,.- 1 / 1 8 ...... 1 13 /4 -6 3 /13/10...... na Microsoft Corp.. Hewlett- partner in the San;ers said they are MK...... MORRISON KNUOSE3SEN___11 1/1 « ...... 1 1 1 /8 ...... • 3 3/4 ...... NA Inc...... 4 B/16 ...... 4 11/18...... , , , . 1/8 ...... 8 7/0 - 3 3/ United Parcel Service Inc. law firm Littler Meiemed” with sexual o^O M X ...... O FFICEM AX...... 58...... 1 ...... 88 11/18-322 3/3 /4...... 81% ireatest challenges to PHA...... PHARMACIA...... 5 8 ...... 4 ...... , , 85 - 37■7 5/5/8...... NA Becausc one of the greai Nonetheless, »e79 workplace. Q ...... QWEST ...... 60 8/18 ...... 40 6/16...... 1/4 ...... 22 - 4 1/11/18...... 11.15% the long-term successss cof a company is ...... 4 1 /e ...... 4 3 /8 ...... executives uters’ si CEO Elliot HAD ha ...... RITE A ID ...... 31 6 /8 ...... ■ " . 1/8...... 43 1/2 - 2 58 1/ 1/4...... 2.02% attracting and retainingng thei best employ- EmployeeMatter:.aid, “Our survey S s ...... SEARS• ROEBUCK< ...... 31 1 /2 ...... - 1 . . , 31 3/16 - 122 1'1/4...... NA executives "are no 8K O ...... 8 H O P K O ...... 12 1/B...... 13 1/8...... 8 8/8 ...... 32% ces, human resource ext “not at all-concerrIn te m e t companies ...... 5 0 ...... 48 1/2...... ;;'3 1 /2 ...... 80-1 8 8 J lg h e a lth plans and SKYW ____SK Y W EST...... 28 1 /4 ...... 15/16...... 30 3 /1 8 -2 8 ,7/1 7/18...... 81% longer simply picking h in^-'mental human TOT to ...... TARGET ...... 27 3/18 ...... 1 3/4 ...... 58 1/2 - 3414 ly 1/4...... 1.03% h arassm ent in th e v ...... 41 3 /8 ...... 43 1/8...... • managing thc companya n y ’s 401(k) p a p e r UNP...... UNION PA C IF IC ____ ...... 20 1/4...... , . 1 1/8 ...... 30 1/18- 188 7; 7/8 ...... 4,02% EmployeeMatticompliance issues USB ...... U S BAN CO RP...... 21 a m ...... • 3/18 ...... 70 1/4-4313 li1/2...... ^0'*' work.” said MRI presidendent and CEO /VUen Cooperstone saiithey are growing W wrM T ...... WAL-MART...... 50 5/10 ...... 50 1 /2 ...... , 3 /a ...... 24 7 /8 - 144 5.5 /8 ...'...... 4,02% EO ...... 20 6 /1 8 ...... 10 15/18...... Salikof. found th a t m ost1 Int a result, they are WFSL w . . . . WASHINQTON f^EO ...... 44 1 /4 ...... , 3 /1 8 ...... 4015/18-31 7/17/18...... 1-88% “They are in seniorir positionsi> making WFC ...... WELLS FARGO 4 .C:0C:C ...... 44 7/18 ...... 1 1 /1 6 ...... -2 , _32 ...... 1,87% are ignoring funf’;lves wide open to ZION ...... 2ION BANCORP ...... 42 3/4 ...... 43 7/18...... • strategic basiness decisionsions that affect their resources and cuj Bdward Jonaa offloa at 14481 FlUmoraPll 81. lo Twin Falla. Compii*pllad by Rob Waavar, Invaalmanant r«praa«ntallv* (or Itia Edv company's future." even though theita ff and Wire report* ___ rapidly and, as a leaving themselvi m ajor liability.” Compiled from st« I i f ' M TlwW h*iW ,Wdriw w M r , 27,2000 YOLj r Bto saJNE^SS ■ H M school nudents, sincesin 1983. He ghSdiool IdahaM state Bar raco^itM ■ U£. Cellular purcha r - | TWn Falla High served on the CasCassia County m lo y a tt o r n e y h f » e t v l c e r six year», five 4-H hog from Shawn X ad,mualclanmopeositucBo Buih ^ School Board for sb 0 man. He is a WttFAIR ,LS - Christine BURLEY BU - Kent Fletcheier years es chairma: Lelshoui at the JeromeS? O [JEROC(^ COUIj TWIN FALLS ::assia Regional lale.-Ihe wunced the open- receiceived an Idaho State BaJar trustee for the Cass Fair Junior Liveslock Sale E T i RasmusKD annot Soveming Board company then hadj^ene meat |,U in g o f th e Family Lai,aw Medical Center Govi « ||^ F F of the Burley processed and donated it ito the •T l Magic VaUey H S e c t i o0 n and a member of of Lions Qub. Ke andod his fa wife, Kim, St. Edwards Soup Kit3chJchen in HCello Studio a A w a rd « 1 at have two chUdren.n. T w inFalls. ' in TwinFalls. Dicthictiont Twin FolIs.area retail1 n manag- R a s m u s s e n . th e Id aih h o er Mike Burwell »idlid U.S.' • .. . was born in H ||| S ta te BaBar Active Insurancei c e a g e n t A n n u a e l l u l a r Chicago and V j gam en nationalu l taI n k in g IS a com- started her M eeting he] -LS - Pete o n yw ide musical stud- in J u ly {at TWIN FALLS :e president of ■H|n|nSBV como m m i t - ... ies a t age 9 in Sun Valle:tey. McDonald, vice p T h e aw ard M c D o n a l d le n t to DaUas, Tex. InsurServ. am m uni- i- ..•• Her family “ p r e s e n t e ______" CWtthw KmtFtatdMr Annually' Ito ai n n o u n c e d f-service.______m o v e d____CQ______!zl —that—Laur*------W e ’ r e RMfflUUMI T w in F a lls o n e Idalia G o ~ D ra k e h as led O’Leary Junior attorttorney or judge for outstandirling I v e r y and she attended been recog happy to be able to helpJp in this High and Twiwin FaUs High se^Sluice and singular achiev 1 At in family law maners. nI iz e d by way in our communitie:tie s ,” h e School. She“ attended the mmi Penn Mutual Idaho where she Hetcher Fl gradualed frorom ^ said. University of Id Life insur larships. graduated Burliurley High School and attendtided 1 U.S. Cellular says it is th e received ^olan ance as one t wireless ir’s degree in m usic UFtah tal State University, m dwlual- ' nation’s eighth largest w with a bachelor’s of its top pro- carrier. Based in Chicag th e in perfonnance« onc A e ceUo, and inglg int 1975. H e received his Juifuris < loctor degree from tl dudng agents company has provided s pursued furtherier studies in per- Doc U t n l M . . ;in the nation, to Idaho since 1994. 1 If at form ance and mimusic education a t Uni>Jniversity of Utah in 1978. L«Ubout wttli hit 441 pK tb it wnsptmhaMdbyUJ.Cillular< n I for Drake has consisinsistently ranked offices and/or affiliates I Eastem Washinilington University. Fletcher Fl has practiced Jaw f leral among the top 11 agents1 in the -y. lh*l,roimC»lCounty Fair Junior Uvtitock Stk. ■ She has h a d maiMster dasses with 222 yearsy in Burley. His genei 11 in Twin F alls and HaiJey. ides nation for Pennt MMl utual over the various professirssional musi- civil practice includ representing Idaho as a last three montiis.ths. In May, she $400; M agic V aU ey store’s stoi opening. cians, includiiiding Loren ■ Wal-Mart announciinced the Violence, $4 i spedal deputy attornmey ranked fourth inIthe thi nation, ter. $400; Habitat for Monroe, Anthcthony EUiot, donations handed out duiduring its Crisis Crater general for ChUd Suppiipon “This is quitee anar accompUsh- Y, $400; Central ■ I The Sears, Roebuckk and jjans Jorgenen Jensen, grand opening day on AuiAug. 16 at H u m a n ity , Services, fam ik law, nreal ment We are very/ery proud of the iry School. $400; Company Co store in Twin FaUsF Joseph SUver;erstein and W the new Wal-Mart Superier Centcr Elementary estate transactions, wairater work d ia l L au raa doesdo for our life Christian Academy, donated doi six air cleaners to the Leonard Bernstein. I in Jerome. Recipiente n ts a n d . law, Utigation, wUls aand insurance departnartment and her *ge of S o u th em Id ah o American An Red Cross Ihursdsday to Rasmussen contantinues stud- amounts include the folio,llowing; $400; CoUege sta te s, com m ercial law and nrep- dients," McDonaldlaid said, Center. $400; Twin benefit bei people with respiraratory ies in pedagojgogy and perfor- esta Silver Sage Girl Scoutjitits,$400; 'esendng local govemmem■ntal A long-time residentre: of the mist Q u b (for C ruiser problem prt s suffering from p ocyor air m ance. S he als(Uso is a re^tered rest Jerome H i^ School, $4C$400; JH S fa lls Optiims aitities. H e is a p ast chairmanan of Magic Valley,'. DrakeD joined fund-raiser), $750; quaUty qu near the massive CG e a r Suzuki cello tea Optimist Club, $2,00(000; Mid- School lorth advised the Burley High Schdiool director of thee MagicW VaUey’s and 20 to places not from fn Twin Falls Sears stores RasmussenI acan be reached at adv S n a k e R e c r e a tio n District, Di Gooding; an LEO Q u b , a service d u b for•high h onlyhippodierapyapy program. ;d at the time of the manager mi SheUa Rios. 734^523. LE( $400; Volunteers Against A designated Telecommuluters "1 tant vice isions - household, TWIN T FALLS - Jamie Jotdrdan, j fear spreadir FALLS - M agic V alley fafarms, dairies and commeaercial business divisii p r e s i d e n t TWIN FAI com m ercial, bottledbo water, and formerly fon of Voim’s Hair Salor nnounced that Judy prproperty. k and loan offi- 'ater. Each year, « r M M Holland has drinking wat B c e r in viruses at wcTOrk es the award to 60 ■ a n n o u n c jo in e d TWIN FALLS - Cullilligan CuUigan gives K Gooding. is dealers. H h e r m oveve to team of pro- IrInternational Co. annoumnced of its 800-plus d ■ B u h l e r •Qw to io clated P re ti xtremely proud of ■ th e f e s s i o n a l thtiiot Rick Homer of Twinn FaUs “ W e’re e x tr ■ began his recipients. These ■ H air Salotlon Realtors. OCuUigan has received thele com- our award re' ■ b a n k i n g W ith som e 19.5 millioi[lion people imen are exemplary ■ 1 6 3 H o lla n d is pipany’s prestigious Cuitistivator men and wome B career when in the United States t members of notno only their local B F illm o re m e th e a long-time AAward. B he moved to muting at least some tivator communitieses but also the ■ s e r s h a v e Magic VaUey To become a Culti\ j 0 r d B the Magic time, computer usei nust be CuUigan dealealer network," said ■ aware that resident, hav- A w ard w inner, a d e a le r mv " Valley in becom e increasingly ow market Greg Norgaarcard, executive vice ■ tHeir home PCs are oa ppotential in g g ra d u a t- oione of CuUigan’s top mi all field!T , o ! « » • “ * » 1971. He has achievers in each of itsts four president of CuUigan.Ct ■ threat to their companlany’s com- v n e d fro m ai c o sm etolology - more than 25> yeyears of experi- puter systems. Valley High J«nl« Jordan and alsoso in ence in aU forms■ms o f lending and A poll of more thanan 300 con- Judy Hollarilland S c h o o l in p e r m a nnent i bonk managemeement. An active s u m e rs b y F a irfa x ,, Va.-based Vi Hazelton. She makeup. She can te reacheiled at member of thele ccommunity, he data protection clily farm. She served as GOODING - Magic Valalley of Commerce,, FoFossil Com m ittee Y tMWi^cocnMRU EdttofVlrgWaS,! S .H u tc h lm unintentionally sendin)iing a virus a volunteiteer member of the Bank announced the additio3on of in Hagerman and th e Hagerm an County Fair Board, was a t v M n t aiajIcvaU«y.com ^ Jj 1 assis- Chamber of Comilommerce. to co-workers. In fact, 3f35 percent Jerome Coi httaMi^Valn.Nyou M ike B u h ler to its staff as a of r'espondents said theirth< hom e a 4-H leadeider for m any years, vol* HocimttonriKwlaiyefttwtol• itoutit: OccoatKtbirit cdmputers.had been1 victimizedvi unteeredJ iiin the school system Tta w««* to hMT n«7Ime»Ns« I— by 0 computer virusrus and, of and for theh e quick response unit, P.O. Box 548 Twin Falb. Idaho . tljose, 45 p ercent lostt data.dn S he owneded and o p erated VaUey • Promotions ond a a n cJanges • Neweerttfications. a3303. ■The poU also foundmd that 65 Demo Senervice for many years K i ■ Seminars and workshops, 7330931. ExL 242 [eep up been in real esate for percent of respondenlents either and has b« • Awarts and achievements. Puc 6774543 or lars after attending the conducted office workark on their j th re e yean • Chvttable business actMUcs. 7345538 Read the Computeiers and Technology papage every home computers or allowed Pioneer RealRt Estate School in • Other business news. members of their famiimily to use Boise. At.t IMagic VaUey Realty, Noon Thonday ter p tfo tk x i ttNMfclowlng I Sunday. T uesdayy In T he T im es-N ew s their w ork laptop. H9lland wcworks w ith lots, hom es. YourBustoeududUneTNo T ig h t m1 a rk e t allow^ s w ith resiiu m es L 1 et u s h ellp you tu rnn y o u r litia tiv e ^ d r e a m sB in to realiil i t y . re usuaUy not bum- luild a creative resum es. n ne; and a “But you’re Knight Ridder New» 8«t>{•tvlcfl how to buil dges,” Ms. Kursmark ;e m a rk etin g a n d adver- nied.by v a CD-ROM resumeledy rou- ing your bridgi ------“ In th e I said. “A t largeig e r firm s, th ey m ight ields, you can do that," videotaped C standup come, Karla Hester’s resussume resem- tising fieh nemberyou." ter said. “In other fields, tine. Louise not even remei bles a rts a nd crafts proprojects more Ms. Hester Career consultant a le1 s a n d C reative resi-esumes also can help ss documents. like lawr oroi medicine, it doesn’t I than serious business d Kursraark, author of Sal$100,000 job seekers whow! are looking for ' e th a t” J ;She sent a pizza-boxtx>x resume to work like i Marketing Resumes for uch$: gim- companies thathat welcome the off- ^ a;pizza corporation,n, ta Popsicle- Enterpr•prise officials said the ( was intended to lure cre- rCareers, wamed that sueShe said beat, stick house (with herier resume as contest wa micks don’t often work.r S recom- The resumene itself wiU w eed oul 113 Main fee W .M flcoc.TnlrvAifah" 733-9095 > 1-800-7JO-796-7681 » the b lueprint) to real-(!al-estate com- ative worlorkers to the company t where the job candi- L - aw attention to its job rthat she almost neverle i to her companies wh U arton with her and draw panies and a milk carti mends a unique resume[y u p p er- d a te w o u ldIn’t n ’ be comfortable, photo on it to alert: onone company openings.^;s. ^ Ms. K ursm arkirk said. a m m pnse is looking to place clients, 1 who are mainly about its “ missing” woworker. Enteipri hat Ms. Hester was lan 6,000 level executives. su m e is a T h a t’s w ha “I would apply for[or jobs that I more than “A resuss docu-, hoping whenien she entered the $^(D U IS £ Llj^( knew I wasn't goinglg t "wmfc /.o “ ork it's a good a stand-up co: nmb*refthtfamO». oiit-of-the-ordinary/ resumesri can will go tc msttltanl 1?1arket ... withaDaila&na&«rea comedy troupe BOOK BY OCT. 1. 2000. : D allas- b t highly effective,'e, careeri con- in the I Louise Kur. you don’t for about four)ur years. F o rt Worth ort a r e a , ______'Mrsmari._ Enjoy an Unforgettabli s^tants say. ______a n d so y<> go o ut of “I ju s t hadid a kid, so I d e d d e d I ibii “If you send themem something w h ee r e table again,” ^ e said, QOR TOOR W INTEt n eed toan.” g should b e stai T R f l F f l L G E R B R E A K you can hold in youror hands,h you'll Enterpriserise has 120 locations, orking as a substitute f Vacation Bargains November your way to impress themsaid if a She is worl Unbeatable^ jber to March - be rem em bered moreore than if you “W e camca: e u p w ith this contest d hopes to move back Here are just a few examples.. ■k people’s interest,” said But Ms. Kursmark )rs creativi- teacher and 1 just send a p ap er resume,"re: said to spark i com pany o r job calls forI appUcant into marketieling - but only wilh ;n resident and P am Webster. eb Enterprise’s senior 10 D ays lit E g yp t t m ‘ 1 0 9 9 “ M.'« H ester, an A llen t ty a n d flair - and if th eL a h e n lc e r- tiie right com])mpany. third-place winnerer :in a recent recndtiniing executive. “We look king for the right type 11 Days In III t a l y , r o m » 7 3 5 “ lativity because our man- is ju s t starting o ut - “ thire s u m e s “Tm lookin Enterprise Rent-A-CA-Car creative for creati tainly think unique isaid.r of job that’st’s reaUy going to suit 9 D a y s lit I'r n e la n d w U C i^ S Z a g e m e:nt-training n t program is ,™ n .‘ 5 5 0 ~ resum e c o n test could b e effective.” sh ed s th a t if a me.” she saioaid. “If you can find a 10 D ays Spaitain/French H i^llghts iro She submitted•d h e r pizza ab o u t leailearning how to ru n a btisi- ,„ n .‘ 1 0 9 9 “ Ms. Kursmark addedle doesn’t fun envirominment. your produc- 17 Days Spailaln/Morocw, Porbtgai iroi rfesume for thehe national ness. AncUid we look for creativity * so m u d i better." ming that business to nontraditional resumelon, appU- tionwiUbesc Includes luxury m otorcoach toi Ejnterprise contest,t, whichv netted in runni ter is StiU looking for a Land only. In Il to u n , flnt clais get the desired reacdoibmit a tra- Ms. Hester hotels, manym meals, professional tour her a $1,000 prizee anda: an inter- attract newnc ctistomers." le said that Enterprise x)ur director. er winners of the c a n ts con alw ays resubn} the first job. but she ; ______JIncredible n airfare deals availabi view for a managenjement trainee Other ditional one - unless ofi line. has caUed herhe back for a second lUblc. position with the car rental com- Enterpriprise contest submitted boards wilh resume play- one was too out I c singing interview, ^ b K x ic a m 't aimr.MiFMORMu. ptay. g am e boi Resumes involvingers or bal- “I wantto to find a company that rds; a man’s shoe with a ,fW :The contest victcctory also has Ing card; aad ideas. I can have^ e ^ e a t relationship . lOMIIutlSSi aying “Now that Pve got telegrams. beUy dancer Ms. Hester thinkingJig about creat- note say: with,” she sai ot in the door.” accompa- loons are probably ba ing a Web site witlvith advice on my foot: ^ e advised.' ' t i k - ...... - I toM i 37/2000 TlRW»t(flWt,l ' ' IM o n e y 11 o i^anic nliche e:;xplod(es CILin to n ’s pDrogram tto im p ro□ve ^ f CASTLEFORDID - M ike H e a th W g M n k acces:ss for p oc□r d isa p ppo in ts i rem em bers w henen Ih e first started esi Research Group, farming organlcalically - hia' neigh- lo t Angela> l t Hme»______With just 700 accountsts nadon- Public Interesi bors thought hete was^ crazy. The wide, the federal progranim serves “The ideaof of paying banks a c to open affordable lasi few years he hasn't been as ■ A Clintolion administration pro- fewer low-income familie;ies lhan a ‘S12.60 bribe to :arly isn't working.” | crazy. ; g ram desiesigned to prod banks single check-cashing oioutlet in accotmis clearlj y leaders say ETAs ' “O r^ n ic pricesces have m ade it a into offeriisring no-frills accounts lo South-Central Los Ang«Igeles, or Inner-city le ceived from lhe slart, little easier to survivesm th an con* the poorr hasli signed up just 700 about one-tenth of 1 pericrcent of w ere ill-conceiv many restriciicms on ventionol fanninging,” H eath said. p e o p le n(nationwide during iis its p otential m arket. placing loo mai H eath h as beeneen farming in the H H ar of operation, a disap- Bankers have been1 ;slow to the accountsiis and relying'too ' Krst year raditional banks, who Castleford areaea for almost 20 igly slow start lo those em brace ETAs b ecause tlthey fear heavily on tradi ' , . ' ' • poin iin g l; iteadily moving out of years a n d has betbeen transitioning ■ ped the program would th e accounts w ill bc unprprofitable have been steai who hope neigliborhoods. ' to organic producduction for almost rescu e families fai from high-cost and risky, despite thee federal low-income nci| IS the infrastructure • th a t lo n g . T he hhomeplace was -check operate from the areaja,' he said. complete, lhe g the largest in th e Warai weathe:her brings on H groceries. Other companies,s, “ R eal e s ta te p ric e s aiare not as be among tl 1 niillion sitiiare feel. as those operating fromn higli as they a re in Saltt Liike.”I naiitm ai 1 n early bean mamaturation ■ J FiK)d wili Sfil ils tlirei^ m ISS Depot Ogden, are ship-> Associated Food Stijto re s Inc., AsstKiated Fo L-s in Salt 1-ike and oiu- M URTAUGHGH - Many of this E lectrooods n ] tlu-ougltout th e tuition,1, afler planning to buildd a; new dis- warehouses ii nerclal beans are "'meIke Heath was Into organic fannlniming before Us recent turge in p y e a r ’s com m ei w ere supiling m edical products, exer-r- tribution cen ter in SaltIt Lake1 Cily. in 1‘ayson. maturing seven■en to 10 days early. ____ ------has a ptr acre va m illion lc And Jim Perkinkins of Valley Bean each person is iimiti into the i in M urtaugh wawas advising grow- sugar value.” in dusiry ers m ore than1 1( 10 days ago to stop By reducing thi: iubs------w atering. —i ^ y j t i r a vest, the PIK Progr ued from D l drugs." Rhoades said,d. “We can “Without thethe discount liiere was “If the podsIs £are full, hold the B ut a 2 reduce governmci a save them at least 103 percenii to no way I coicould afford it," slu- w ater,” h e said.lid. Farmbeat h y p e d benefit a manager that is a costs, reduce potc diary of ihe drugmaker•r 40 percent dependirling on lhe said. But then, someso pods in the or this week's lures of loan collatt duccd, on Aaron, a health econo' k & Co., entered the fieldId drug." H enry Aar ■ early varieties:s aren’to even filling L Magic Valloy Ag Weekly. ith the Brooking', viute rhe current si tlly with a joint project,I. Tracy, Moulton of Holousion sjiid m ist w ith bccause of thle e lateI summer heat, f The TimofrNews' weekly ing them n, said any price break cr’s Digest was attracted to AmeriPlan USA saveses her thou- Institution, s. adds Soranco:o fieldmani Wayne report on agriculture. stales. )r people lacking cover- lisiness a fter a survey foundtd sands in dental bills. On0 her own is giMul for p Jagels. — Specialty potato ip without coverage, thc• 33-year^)ld; age hut thathat the clubs are only a “T h ere hosIS bbeen some exces- 30 percent of its readership •r- said she was paying nearlyni S150 stopgap. PPul ublic policy^ changes sive blankingng because of hot Into traditional n d prescription drug cover- n- for checkups and cicaeanings, but arc needed.;d tcto' address rising dnig > said. “In August, in Slgilgnup begins for U6DA a id Shirrcl Rhoades, a com- weather,” he sa ‘ KIMBERLY - R with Aineril’lan. she,c now pays costs and risirising numbers of unin-. the afternoon>ons you get those -gy vice president, iayments-ln4eet growers produced f in the United \) l 2()«.732.(X)H« FAX short tons of the i t’s th c fa ste st ' ^ ■ 1 9.075.000 sl dunk(8'3niiirk 10.250.000 shortshe tons in demand, t of thc market. “A lo t ofif tlthe problem comes ‘d by the popu- )I^H |ro m importinrting,” Tolman said, leshcd potatoes, It’s n ot thathat importing is new ver 40 perceni to theU .S.su, V I !R within H you! I In Co a Ai D4 Drnmnm,T^rm,WhlMn l«dv,Ai«Hta7,300toco M oney W o m e5n p r o v es b e t t e r■ ! in v e s to i r s t h a n rm e n I probably looking (or a from frc 54 p ercen t five years eieaiiier The same sorto rt o f dism al corn- ByHanMiohnionBnoto|(M "M enarepr true if you do the u Women are looking in in 1994,49 percen t in 1984 aiand 16 parison holds tru Knttht Wddw Newi Servtoeo« quick buck. \ number* from 1929192 through 1999. ------for the futureire,” say* Don Wliom- percent pe in 1974. lg with Move in and out, Ibbotson dau MIAMI-WaU Street, wwhittoolc lio a t th e s ta r t of lor m ore information P om - m ent results of 35,000 hohouseholds old from P investor rea;tal cul- each year. Foror ccomparison pur- A f1nanmes in ing. : How flnanciiclal planning hsl|]lip is offered in June. ju st finished I 5 even a On average,•, w(women’s portfolios and out of ment metiiodlods of Warren Buffett, lumps, It investors who miss e OenemI semlriarB Swagger right into ar short period miss a largeI partp of underperformedned their own, buy- ipparentiy. Benjamin GrGraham, Philip Fisher. sl ■SB stocks far too often, api the good returns. The marketm and-hold benchnchm arks by 1.7 per On»-on-oneOru meetlnQS H H I dy says the Thomas Ro^lowe Price and John tl Odean and Barber’s studj passes them by in a flash. ceniage pointsm s per year. Men m ajor fault of m en - let’sI’s limit tills Templeton,u P ned buy-and-hold by 8p«:tal planning,g. nretirement seminar* | | | | H■ 9 igends of Wall Street That’s probably not a surprprise to underperformed to faults a s investors - is tiiat tiiey “The lege >fi points a year, 1 buying and holding. anyone a invested in tech sicaocks in 2.7 percentage p. BwaMtere. magazinM H m g j buy and sell slocks mu[luch more believe m b tianging lanes all the found greater polential N o r A p ril “It’s like chanj lntiiingto you had to pay tom line. says. isaid. )ook. Lessons from the do d witii gender. Ibbotson reresearch time,” Odean sai O dean and B arber’ss research Ross’s boo s difficult to master if WaU Street, was just shows s that a dollar invesested in Patience is di shows men buy and sell1 stockss at a UgM ds of ^ m arkets. HaridbooW>||||l% Graham, she said, held stocks s at year-end 1979 grewgi to in turbulent mar rate ihat’s 45 percent hihi^er per published. Gi an average of two years. $26.82 $ by year-end 1999.19. How- “Finance iss stillsti seen as a m ale, npulmandlhalrt^ IP M1% year than women. SingleJe m en, tiie h i s s t t ^ M ears, the dom ain," Odeodean said in Juner •rcent more But that kindkii of patience has ever, e if during those 20 yea worst of all, trad e 67 p en uinvestor for some reason lookto tiie “But th e world}rld is changing. It than single women. waned. 1 10 years from now, MBSpMWM^b*iliA'' ir, 78 percent of all New dollar d out of the markett ng to have fuun: Tired driivers set o uIt t' on trips new job, a dec!iecline o(^l7 percent C a r e e:e r c h o icc e s : S o nm e tim e ; lated Pre—______* Around th e w aterco•OOler from a year ago. ng economy is an a re m ore likely to drive ______- T he Slrong People an . . . underlying causa u se, said C hallenger y are fatigued eitiier en . w hen they s from a long day tripP wl>‘lo C E O J o h n A. Challenger. “If & I sum m er vacation o r on . : u t b o o ss t s q u a llity i o f lil route to a Sl fatigued, the survey found, e s a job. tiie odds are i p a y Cl crip from one, according someone loses a a rctum trii good that anoanother one can be ch sh e h as to a survey,»y of m ore than 400 con- , school.1. ‘“My quality of life has5 her present job, whicl staying Put found in the samesan area.” By Carol Klelman cams “sig- sumers by auto insurer The improve!ved, and I think I c ^ con- held since 1999. she es Job seekers are less>s likely ; Chicago Wbune ey thon slie ProgressiveveC orp. ------tinueto to m I ove sihead in m y careerr nificantly” more money iven percent of respon- iloday to relocate to find1 employ-t did w hen she took th e payp cut. Fifty.seve Asking for less; paypa and fewer se my specialty is electron- aid they drive when ment than tiiey were a ye Carye said. “For me. switch-I- More workers are oipting tor Jents according to a quarterly su responsibilities in,n >your present icSi Kar es “n ot ju st “ o v e r tir•ed” e c when reiurning » THE LIGHSHT TOUCH bs h as been a godsend - Tm1 jobs w ilh low er salaries 3,000 disdiarged executive job or leaving a higher-payinghi ing jobs , •their fomi. trem weeli(ekend getaways, while :ralg Sm ith alking around mad at thes to have more time for tl The survey, conductedi d % t h e ^ job for a less dememanding and emselves,” 59percenlsnt said they do so in e sounds some- world, lies, but also for then sneak in a one-day vaca- Chicago employment consnsultancy lower-paying one s< s said Marilyn Moatsi 1K e n n e d y , ord er to sn< w hat un-American.n. H is; wife V agrees. “He was Challenger, Gray & Chr[iristmas, jpy ihat his job was takingg m a n a g in g p a r tn e r o t C o r e e r “ on. smployed But they borderer on heroic to unhapp> nti manoge- . PeopleI wwith children were six said 21 percent of unem way from the family,” saidi Strategies, a career anc m e w h e n th e y ’r’re d o n e to him awa firm in lore likely than those y of life. And Casey/ Karye.h "Il’s worked outt ment consulting children to drive home in the firsl half of 2000 totc t ^ e a •Z improve quality ( W ilmette. 111. “They’rere essentiol. " “'’out chi > that’s just what Stevteven Karye, 34, weU.” h ly saying, ‘I’m out o f th e r a t a technical customeimer service rep- ts Karye’s 1 successful switch if race.’” ' resentative in Eaga:Igan. Minn., did mean takingta a pay cut is less of an anatllatiiema? “Absolutely, moree ■ The veteran careers last Septem ber. Ifyou reallyally want to lose ,n the software people:e a i rc tak in g salary c u ts inn says laking lower payriTtidle! i (DM' I “ I le ft a jo b in t 1- to a fuller life is “ao:ross-genera- ^ -cr ■ weight, keeptp yyour mouth and . in d u s tr y fo r my present f job, an effon:orl to improve work/life bal- ” said Anne Ruddy, execu-1. tional. The people I’v’ve w o rk ed J_[]] ■ your refrige'r^eratorG closed. which is lower-]er-paying but “"ce,” s een in their 3urs and no trav- nve dire[irector of W orldatW ork, for-r- wilh recendy have bee requires fewer hour t sacrificing :t <5 one who thinks who has an asso- merlyf thetl American Compensa-1- 40s. And they’re not s 9 1 H An optimist Is ej,” said Karye, whc on the gas gauge electronics and t»on Association, A based inn their careers.” H Ihe “E" oni ciate degree in ele Negotiating a lowerer salary in I v e rsW iens SOOO a n d ! in the U.S. Novy Sconsdssdale. Ariz. nteansns "enough”. served six years in t 's your present job is5 irarer and ¥j- > ps an electronics; tetechnician. His Ruddddy, who has a bachelor’s Jnleash the Poweri » . B a much more difficult thilhan moving r doesn’t owe you a : • wife, Casey, is senionior information degreeee in economics and is a of QuickBooks"! The world dot tered property casualtyy 10 a n o th e r o ne. K ennnedy r said. ® living; itIf Wlw as here first. ;' resource analystt forf< a St. Paul. chartei iminar will have you running e company; the insuranance underwriter, says shele But it can b e done. This fastist paced and informative scmii •: Minn., insurance c a m arketm g QutckBocBooks* like a professional. Simpimple step-by-step instructions oung children. begann seeing s the trend in 199818 “I had as a client a !*;■■ You can alwialways tell when a 1 couple has two your , who was easy 100 lcfollow prcscnfation. Start gettgetting accurate, (ast, usable inl b, Karye made "whenjn the economy went sky;y m a n a g e r , a g e 42, poUtlcianisteis telling the truth. If > In b is i a s t jo b , a w eek and paiion1 alabout your business when you want h. (Even every day!) r, today he earns high andar employees suddenlyly p u ttin g in 70 hours a his Ups are• momoving, he Is lying. ; * $53,000 annually; tt areer coun- lot the direction werein in the driver’s seat. And it’s’s burning out.” the car n ...... • “ $49,000. That’s not te selor said. “She deviseised a plan to Tu<\ie s d a y , A u g u s t 2919-9 am -12 Noon most career-mindecded people want t'ot Ia stigma:sl Employers realize SendingI klakids to college is nay n eed a change. If all you)u work only 45 to 50 hoilours a w e e k Ameritel -1- Twin Falls educatlona'onal for parents, to go in, b u t Karyo«iSfipWo«(anurieu/ “ e«f « « mph. Tbe of ow rtiWmi UtBtnttnmldeviinlhiheipilaiaia f» ght to relieve mstko; apmm eamd mCOaOO. Thi vthic^idt uni fiJhl I ourself waking severalJ times during the nighl lUd eur irtoinnKir oftnt, Ar vid itel eur dainiaim weuU ‘pnbeUv bf (Mal' undtr On or have the feeling thaithat your bladder p oduiWL'H^ol if Ihot eicfutwn? b IfWI in/itnAxmnvn I racriMi(>iini my 'e difficulty urinating, c etely empties, you may,y have an enlarged pros> ro sta le . uaily lUbUily ettlujioB,'il m liuwiK* clio»Uuu which preclude one roBily Dtabcr oy cilia iiaiou wkxSo Itmiijwabcf. SuetSuch "Iiaily e«luiioa* cUuiei ue no nder Idtho In. Prtn> Uul mdl cxduiiauicni were seeded to mid‘coUnift or v'hich takes less than an hour, requires tm o fimllr dXBtai to m s the ld«ho SupSufRw Coun held Ib SoBCLkMiaBa ral Needle Ablation) wh ipooee miy uadertjkt« rnlifcoce •ctlenn tpinsep iheoihtT ipoua for dimitei.lh* J anesthesia and allows/s you to return to your3 ur tlalUr 10 tfaoM which you {!acrib(d •MH rtiudi ticl itioDi would leiTt {ually Dtmbendcb uflproitcitd when tbry ire ore about this procedunire, attend a Free Semiim inar presented ue 10 iht sc|:l|tKe el moiher Itmily BtoBtabtr. .SOI properly be dealcd bited upon i D. and D onald W eeses M\ . D . QiMtTion; t^ionnfuo.inice cilia Mhicti you hiT« dtxrib^ cmsol y Richard Zobell, M.D. MCBtion, IUM In your IniLnnce polk;. famOv minivim n napc ew idtliet cllreu Ib lioenBct dlipeittleadisjsry ea cUlmi. mill. Our (smbtiMj Thursday, SeptemlnberTtb at 7:00 p.m.n . limiu. JHnn/cpmartirf* Law Offices Ofo f M ag k VaUey Regie’ional Medical Centere r Bt U*heCod«{49-:} ‘■fiisit lew rtiultUi f 4 prostate o r beni prep«n7...* Il i« DOW w* public pellcy bM»w >i threatening dia Mrleoilr injun^ due lc Tb« D«|li|tDce cl (usllj mluiioa cliuM If you find you Cmrry * Kctthn pc ti yourself, have < never com plete I N ow there is ai 40 (TransUrethral only minimal s normal activitii I,'. To leam more t i »irta7,WOO TtaM»KMt,T«rtaN MelONEY I Fed d(iecision1 to hold1 in te r e sSt r a te s 5S te a d y \gets litttie reactt i o n I (S, rather than interest ratei:es, be over, i ’ NEW YORK (A P )-W-W aU S treet , m ------Market speculiIllation leading up ings, i I -19 montri« Dklhr C ter several years.of puttining Historically, thele marketc has ' got a long h o p e ^ fo r repreprieve this 1.000 to Tuesday’s Fed•ed armouncement After sir money into Internet dailar- grown a t levels of 9 percentp< to 10 past week A fttr monthaithsofspecu- made the centralral bank's dedsion their .> n.K gs w ith ordy long-term hopessof c percent, said Vanderbilt \ lation about thee Federal JOIMMS a non-event, acaccotding to Jim lings \ jfits, investors are being mucuch University professorsor H ans StoU, . Reserve's next move,1, t>th e central ^ ^ Melcher, presidsident of Balestra profit: )re choosy, he said., w ho d o u b ts th a t investors inv can bank decided againsinst raising flt Capital Managagement in New morei *i4o.is ft ji 1 Sohn also believes that ththe expect eVen that levellevi of retum interest ra te s fo r a sevijeventh time ),Mo York, Economiclie data in the pre- Soh ora w here a single s e a o r > IlklUce this year. He beUeves!ves the market since Ju n e 1999. . A«o.'?e,5 ceding weeks poipointed to a cooling years 5.000 down of the econxinomy, so th e ded- technchnolo^ or energy - led theth is returning to nornlormalcy afier But th e reprieve - a t least1 until aimirm i surprise, he said. stock>ck maricet may be over. years in overdrive. November, thanks to thei presi- j,”'”*: sion was not a sui 18,2000 I I f ~ I i I “The breadth of the market!t is “ W e c e rta in ly cannot c a r expect , dendal election - wasnasn't greeted " It was n o t a bbig event because “Tl- Q/1/00 3/13/1/00 0/1/00 0/1/00 much what every- increcreasing ... more and morore the future of the stockstoc market to with a rally on WalVall Street. I____ I It w as p retty mi 1, so there was little stock;Kks are partidpating in perio*iod- be like the recentnt past,"i Stoll Instead, the marketet ispent the 1 body expeaed, s ».»cks th a t grow th willbe be less than it ■ and while the Dow Joneones industri- ».ooo thing, it’s boring his. It’s tne summer that at skyrocketed,s leaving the restre has been in the past?ast in the past als rose 146 points forfor the week, n m mkdaq u 1^" “^ i.soo ting tired of this dnk th e m arket wiU of ththe e dust,” h e said. “This broasad- because we seem to sdU: be over- stocks were generallyy mmixed. ▲ ^.o4.042.08 1000 doldrums, I thinl love sideways for a enin(ling of the market rally is} an£ valued." W all S tre e t’s m utedted response ' '■ continue to mov J.90Q while.” encoticouraging sign and ... franklyily, I The Dow grewI 2525 percent in might be hard to undenderstand. Is Sohn, chief econo- Hke.000 Sung Won So 1 Francisco-based thanon last year’s market." th e Stock T ra d er r’s ’s ,A lm anac. It in the m arkets o r o lackack of convic- Aiwim.m* hloh: ■ _J ^ ■ - ...... a.s,,-a mist for San F l>elicves the flatness Other Oti analysts believe that theti would be unrealistiiistic to expect tion by investors unsunsure w here to Marehio*1o°Moo • I ' ' WeUs Fargo, bel . * in the markett rreflects investors’ marlarket’s lukewarm reactionn to that growth to condnndnue and after put their money? about-the-marketifi------(he-Ela-Eed has more to do with tl L jum p IQ-fold in Or perhaps investorHors are just . — °------i------uncertainiy-ab( • said invesiors are factict that the stellar double-di(ii^t some cases, investor:siors are getting on vacation a n d payinging less atten- WaU StreStreet observers have dif- th tl e long run, the m arket’ss perfor-j direction. H e si now focusing, onot corporate eam- retur!tums on WaU Street appearir to a “cold shower,” hle e cicontends. tion to the market? ' ' ferent inteiiterpretadons, but say in mance rr doesn’t mean much. ^ ______------> e w b u sSINESSES NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY^ YOF M ; . HOME PRCOGRAM FUND!DS Saldana, 743 Malta Ave,, Burley,^ 1ID 83318, estate. The T1me»W>wa Fine Hornomebullders I.LC, Thomas W. S DouRlas. 572 57 S. Hulen Way. Hulen Krvicet » ond construction. The Renovllorir liInc., Robert B. Wheeler. M«t'Jotice is hereby given byOy the Idaho Housing and an' Finance . , , Meadows.infID 83340. Maisofie on tho Rocks, Uvonijnne Marie 461W. Meadow Drive.Dri' Hailey. ID 83333. im. Usa Wood, 41H N- River St., Schildl, S P.O. Box 1071, Sun Volley,V« ID Resource Salonlon 1nc„ Uuru Reiss, P.O. ASS\sso cialio n (IHFA) of th e avcivailabllity of approxim ately)ly S$ 3.5 million BOISE - FoUowinglg i;is th e list of F1nk.com. um, ID 83340, , , ring July w ith Sui^32.iiaii.lailey,IDK3333. 83353, « services. Ibix6338. Ketchum. n HOME Program Funds. Applications/> must be receisceived at the businesses filed during Mountain Design Inc., Alexandria Meadowbrook Associates, an IdiIdaho limit, Rick's F.xcavntioslion Inc., Richard K Burk. 'n I" the Idaho secretaryiry of state's wa^lTrd.^o. 400 Fourth Ave. N., No, 1. cd c parinerthip. Jeff GoodinlinR, 1025 1041 Cherry HillI Drive.Dr Hailey. ID 83333, lUCHFA office in B oise n o lateIter than 5:00 p.m.. Octobe:ober 2, 2000. ShoslioncSt.. No. l.Twin Falls. ID1D8330L Robbins Vendiiidinj:, 109 S, 75 Lane E., office - induding boilx)ih new ones Kcichum,iDiID 83340. ^ Applications must be mailelied to P. O. Box 789 9 ,. Boise,Be Idaho that had b een Friesenn aal Sun Valley Inc,, Andriu Medallion Melal Works, Wayrjyne Onon. Rujwrt, II) 83350.0. retailri ir.iile and services. Apf 320 Firsi Ave. N.. Ketchum. ID 442‘ K. 100 S., Rupert. ID B3350.0. manufac- Rock Slar'PhoiolOKis Inc.. K(il>eil Munahan„ 33707-1899. or hand-deliverered lo the IHFA HOME DefDeparlment at j anannrl naah ad to bt>dc Friesen, 320 lurinRund construction, 380 Mother IxhIceU«p,llnilev. U ID 83333. Michael L, Gold DMD, OrthiIhodontics, Rockcrest AssAssociates LLC, Sleven 56£565 Wesl Myrtle. Boise, Idallaho. 83702 refiled w ith th e state.te. Fusion KniFjnlertuinment, Tommy J. l.<)|>ci. cul Drive. Ilailey. II) 8J333. sted by nam e, C04 Gem DriDrive, Kimberly, ID K3340, ser- Michiiel I I. Gold DMD, 1431 N, Fil:Fillmore .Si„ Giacobbi, 213 Teal I Businesses arc listc< Suite 100. Twin Falls. ID 83.101, sciscrviCTS, Hoyal Dry Clea:icaners. Moxie Hope Inc., agent, address and,d n: a tu re s o f ' “ j;- link, nnk.com Inc., 418 N. River Mike Oipps Inc.. Mike Capps.s. I151 S, 300 580 K, Founh St..I., 1IM). 1l<» 4685. Keichum. Eligible C|ir applicants include:e Community Housing Development De ID 83340, servicesesandieiaihraile. u > business. Sl.Suite 32.1J2, Hailey. ID 83333, s«rviccv W, Jerome. 1D8333B. developers or net, Trademark CiirciuMuiMurki-tint! C«, Inc.. Ttd K. Giircia. Mini'Cassiii Mcdical, Uiurencccc V. Hicks, RSK Investnienients UC. Koberi J. Ellis. QfCOrganizations (CHDOs), nnonprofit or for-profit dev Ul Choice tnicrnct. Space C03, I win Falls. II) I NctworklnR Inc.. P.O. ItoxIX 2'2046. lluiley. ID | 0<) W. 500 S.,S P.O, Box 822, Rupert, 11) 1218 Ninth St., Suhe 11. Rupert,rt, ID 83350, 778 Falls Ave., Spi affordable housing, units of3f local governm ent, a n di local lo( housing 83333, icrvicM. 83350. 83301, 31) Auction*. I’cnny l«Pumriin,2WW. « L The Carillardener Inc,, Sundrii Wokiiii Mitchell Quiirler Horses. Dellell Milchell, SfcS Si, IDI 83301,8i> retail und Geudcho<;hound Rocks & Gifts. Bill Ulitabelh Hlvd,, No, 19B, Twinin Falls. II) SellinK Solull'ullons l.l.C, Anttel Kaye -ri^The application is availablele on diskette as an Excelel 5 5.0 file for a 83301, ri lail trade. Miller. 22.133 KImhimln St„ T'vin Fitlls. ID ion forms must Aaron'f Mulntenannance, Auron 83301. retaillail itrade, Mountain Masiinry, Crain ChiChristiansen, Si,Ellen Snihles,lies. Roth D.iiries Inc , 5,l'> S. fo0fee of S5.00. II submitted oron diskette, the applicalion 24. cimsiroc. hOO lv. Jerome. II)ID8333S.u)!ncullure. . Mendenh {;«(Jifyy Kducation.K 7'iirtiflrii JuyUir. (iHH 7H3 K. JOO .S.. Dierrirh. ID 83324. b e subm itted in fhe Excel 5.05.' format, but tha narrativetive se c tio n s of . 83340, Krvlcci. Uicust St.. S..S., Twin Foils, 11) H3301. M.-nices, lion. Snake Riverer Invesimeni Advis.iry b0 ■ Accounlinftun Mc, Tamaramara I. Tuylor, 6H5 Gilamnre'iire's, Annette Gilmore. 13,19 Alder, Moxie Hope lnc„ Bliiidy Brcmemer. 580 U. Services Inc., J.], ThomnsT Jones. 714 Mam >hnthe application my be submimitted as Word files. Additiolltional exhibits Lomu S(. S.. Twin tails, IDIDR3301. R TwinFulKlIi,lD83301,rcliul trade, Founh St„ P.O, Box 468S. Kelleichum, 11) Si,.<^M>dinK. ID183330. 83. 83340, Sola DrsiKn'.,. InnIn Ireland. Uur.il Kouie I fDSmay be submitted electritronically in one of thehe previously Action Financial Scrvicct'iccs. Timeline Inc.. {Ji.s I.I.(Ll.C, Gerald H- llashaw. 820 ield. ID 83327, leluil, nunu, - ISIO Overland Ave.. BurlRurley, ID 83318. Gannett ltiload. Bellevi.c.lDH331J. Mud Luke Associulcs Ltd.,I., a Umiled lke co n tact th e IHFA HOMEulE D epartm ent HC 36 Box HA. Albion, ID 83311111, construc, 83,101, Administrative Plan, please and tcrvlcw. 2720 Ni>rlherl. ID 83J50. 83,140, (innnce, insuranceins and re.il estale, Of BIG Family Inveiimc:imenl Club, Kcri Hiddencn Hullotr F.stntes Property Oasis yuick Loons LLC, UUiimond E, Sun ValleyI C, llide,N'SKHUii)i, ID 833,10 Burtey l.ivesli>ck Audi.uction Ll.C, l-incy ' CurriaKeL- Une,Ij Twin Falls. ID H.I.IOI. coo, 3624 N, 3200 E„ Kimberly. ID 8381341, B FUmwiRHl Road. Pinnacle Matrix Inc., lidil.1 S/anlo..8ll> Tastevin. SlSleven II. I'hies, 940 Udy, 1527 Ii. IliKliwiiy 77,7,Multa.IDH3342. M .irt.cliiin, vc,. Keichum, ID 83333, H Calvary Buplist Fellowllowship ot Rupert j„y i),)! SSudwes;I(s PC, Jay I). Sudwei'ks. Sunnw Blvd. N . Twin Falls, 11)1)83,101, f l.eadville Ave. Inc., Jcssc Clark Gridin,n II:III, 509 S. F«i.rll., U24 Skyllnyllne Drive, Twin Falls. ID 83301. Pinnaclcmatrix.com, Pinnanacle Matrix wholesale trade, Inc., 802 Sunrise Blvd. S., Twiwin Falls. 11) T earl\ Molilohil WeldinK. learl T, Rupctl,ID 83350. John SofSulio Realtor, Jolm Sofio. P,0, lUix .1 E. ,16IN) N,. Sp.ue I'l. Twin Carolyn Ll.C, Carolyn)lyn Ileiilon, 10 W. (.73. Keiclii.iclium, ID 83340, financc. invirnnce 83301. sers’ices. SeelKild. 2913 K. Center, Malta, ID 83341,I. andreulestI estate, Pioneer Dir fc .Self Slorane, Marc> Averv. Falls. II) 83.101, s P.O.Boxl554,Kcichum.ll)K33-3340, services. Thunde^iiri! Center of Prayer andI WcWorship Inc., I’edri. John's's 1Tire Repair, John A. llowsdcn, \'-"\hKnw!iy'KV,''l'lurle^^^ m') H A. Contrcrfli, 835 Blue UkUkc% Blvd. S.. Twin 217 s. IdalIdaho Sl„ Wendell. ID 83355. ser, Pioneer Henlini; & Air CoiJondilioninn, Dayley. 45ffE. Sleven A- Shoemaker, 1404 Fou^Hirlh Ave. E., 83318.constructi . FaIls.lD83301. vices. iirld of Piuduets, Irvin Tillev. Centro Boiunlco KspitIspirilual Cruzmun, KlXi; InInc.. Jay R- Kmmer, 511 F. SunI TwinFallS. ID 83301. retail ira'irade and tiKv Tilley’s Worlil stroclion. 2645 Fairmontml Drive. Burley. ID 8,1318. H Proipcro Suarcr. 407 K.Iv. Main.t< Biiricy, ID Viilley Itimiitcmd. Kelchnm, ID 833411. ,1 Conir.iclors, wholesale iniile. 83318, scrvicet- Ken'ss AlAG Repair, Dannv I-. 1'i'|h.tv "O'}) Pioneer HVAC fc General ( Sleven A. Shoemaker, 1404 Fnuoiirlh Ave., E.. Timeline Inc..nc,. C.irl Seymour. 913 W, 200 Charlaine llenlchctireire IEnli-rpriscs l.l.C. s. D St.,,Kupcn,ll)K335«,MTviccv Ku , 11) 83344. H Charles J. Ilunscn, 2S0919 I-Uiurie IJine, Twin Ketchurhum Dry GochK, KIH> Inc.. 522 lv Twin Falls, It) 83.101, retail, wlwholes^de st.'r. S.. MuiI.iukIi, ID , vices and constructlnn. Trojnn lledlii-dlinders. Auron K. lliKi:ii>'. H Falls, ID 83301. Sun Vnlle,llcy Road, Kclchum, II) 83340, s Ave., P.iul. ID 83347. ser, H Cltallon FinancialII PPurinership. Sll retail. Pioneer Manufactured lli:llomesellers, 623 W, Doris A Sleven A. .Shoem^ikcr. 1404 Foi•ourth Ave. E.. vices Investmenu Inc., P.O. BoxlloxlOf.5, Sun Vulley, KiniiKI; K Records. Sleven Jay, 54S Miinn>e L'l, Hallie Slie,ily. 518 N. Kiver ID 83353, financc, insurancrancv und real estiile. <;i„ Twinin IFalls, ID 83.101. rctiiil trade andI Twin Falls. II) 83301. consiriicliitiion, Tfouver.iiel, 1 PP LLC, Gcr.i1d B B.ishaw.f. I'IM),11«. Hailey. Uirry'sys Qilf Curls, Urry Francis. 45055 No. 7, Keichum, ID 83340. U,N.Me.N-S■J.S<|u.irc M.ike 3. Cor.il H - A - Consiruclion Co. Inc., P.O. Hiilie Inc., 580 .Sparrow, 816.6 ^Yakima. Filer. II) 8332K, H ID 83333. Silver CreekCre Rood. Buhl, II) 83316, rcliiilII Premier Cleaners, Miixie Hi Courtyard Owner’s AssocialionAssi Inc., U-e |rudeun. 11)83348.18, vices nnd iinriculicuhure. Culler Hay, Jelean HalHale. 305 Wall Ave., K,TwinFi Randy C. Ue. Warr Dairy.iry. Ronda Warr, HC 72 llr Inc., Frank I). ■ I Ave.. Ketchum. ID 83340. 81, Malta. ID 83342, icrvicciCl and aKricul- Wood River I D and S Sales & Repair.1 Dennis Second Av Smith, 1220 AinAirpon Way, Suile A'2. Hailey. ■ Rawlings, 506 W. Cenuenter, Kimberly, ID M fcfc 1D. Properly Inc.. James M. D H.iy Drywull. James RaRay Inc,. 334 ID83333, 83341, rcialllrado andI serservices. HuichinKsln»s. 158 Blake Sl. N.. Twin Fulls. ID ID 83301. con, Wixidy's CusCuslom FImirs, Jurry Dyreson. H Denney & Co., ScoiiW.IW. Denney CPA, 828 83301. Carri.iKe Une, Twin Falls, IL ■win Falls. ID 83301. consiruc- ■ Blue Uke* Blvd. N., TwinwinFalls,lD83301. Maidcdc ’Vulley Commercial Hoor Scrsicc,e, siruction- 808 Capri. Twii ponsc Unit Inc., Jamie josc Sara>aravia, 1002 S. Cleveland. Jeronie, IDD Rc/Mux of Sun Valley, RKF' :Professionals tion, Dictrich Quick Responi LLC, 360 East Ave. N„ Suite: 31300, Ketchum. • .\PK LLC.C. IBrell D, Bashnw. 400 N. H Jenniniii. 499 N. Washiniihlnxton, Dictrich, ID 8333H,ser nnce and real Picabo KiKid... I'icalxi.I'll ID 83348. ■ 83324. MaRicRic Valley Counlcrlops, Oscarir ID 83340, finance. Insurnn DynBmltc-Horscmanihanihip. l.orie Hunter. 398 W, 200 N.. Rupert,t, ICID 83350, retail and wholesale trado and scrviccrvicet. East Cale Residence,ICO, an Idaho limited UaWlity compony, Thonwlomas P. ZleKler, Unit B-12.10th Sl. Center, KeicKeichum, ID 83340. Doiu b l e M linutesS J EUio Cedar Renovaiioration, Ralph A. Plus, • 610 Sun Valley Road.1. Kctchum.K* ID 83340. On Select Ratee Plans service*. 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Routa ■3:22 1037 Skylit 3:37 25319th & Mao I 3256 Falls Ave E 8:18 Blue Lakes And^ d Hillcrest HShidents) 3:25-O 3:21 regon Trail- ^2 2 1074 SkyliMine 3:49 3:37 639 Mae Jr/H! 8:20 Oregon TrailI EleElementary 3:23 Falls Andi CarrageC Road 3:511 3239 E. 4000 N. 3:38 742 Cypress W/ayI/ay 8:15 Oregcegon Trail 3:28 3:21 South Park Park 3:28 474 Highland 3:23 Falls Andd DesertC View 3:53J 3220 Falls 3:38 857 Cypress W/ay1/ay 8:26 Magiijgic Valley Altemath/o 3:21 Targhea P.M. Route I 3:24 Dorm & D(Dorm Dr 3:56) Spring Creek 3:39 1018CypressWaWay Scho;hool 3:28 3:21 Diamond And Bell St lyThe 3:18 Sawtoothith - 303 Oleary- 3:40 978 AspenwoodlOd 3:293:2 Colonlel De Clores By lopy A.M. Route 3:18 7th St. And 3rd3rd Ave E. et P.t«. Route Office 3:20 HeyburnlAndMadronna A Snoop) 3:43 eilAsperiwoodlDd & Roadninner 3:20 Lincoln 3:30 Garden Apts Only 3:25 ElmStAnc\nd Apts By Calico 7:222 3262E3700N Elizabeth 3:07 O'lo!'loary - 3:3 3:26 Richardson AntAnd Shoup 3:34 194 Par1( Kids 7:233 3284E3700N 3:45 752GreentreeWiI Way 3:16 Oretregon Trail - 3:3 3:27 Blake And Heytileybum 3:40 133 Earl 3:32 HllcrestArAnd Urkspur 7:233 3273 E 3600 N 3:47 741 Oleary Wayay 3:27 Comimer Alexander And 3:4 3:29 White HouseeVifith W Deck 3:35 163 Wood)Odridge 7:288 3249E 3600 N Highghiand 3:41 3:4 136 Clinton wn TTie Block) toodridge Dr. 7:300 Illinois Road (1/2way Down' 3:28 259159 Sidney 3:46 3:4 Old Boys And Giris ClubCl' 3:36 325^Woo Ranger A.M. Route 2 3636N3200N 3:30 Camey And He)Heybum ot Rocks Parking Lot 3:37 3114 Woo/oodridge 7:32 7:03 3475 E. 3000 N. 3:30 Hot I 4 3669/3670 0n Lett Beforeire 3:31 Camey And ShiIShoup Saturn A.M. Route 3:38 Woodridgidge & Hankins . 7:34 7:05 3376 N. 3000 E 3:39 359/597 N. 3100 E Sa 3:37 A-Ok Trailer Pai•Park 7:20 Woodridge And Sunnnny Hill 3:39 268Hankinkins ■ . Orchard 7:07 2975 E 3500 N 3:40 345(150 N. 3100 E 7:! 3:39 Holiday Motelitel Circle 3:40 Hankinss AndHighlawnA 7:36,6 539 Hankins ‘ 7:12 3000 E 3125 N 3:43 343i432 N. 3100 E 3:40 Valley House>e jridge 3:41 624 Hankinkins 7:3717 323 Hankins 7:13 Rrst Houso Onn LLeft (Log 3:46 337'374 N 3100 E 7:21 7:i Woodridge & Woodri Circle 3:42 1031 Hanilankins 7:38;8 305 Hankins House) 3:47 331318N f 3100E Weoty’A.M. Route nglewood Court 7:40,0 Vickie U ne 1 a n Right Back 3:55 320(200 N. 3300 E 7:21 7:i Woodridge And Oakk Creek( 3:42 304Tangl 7:17 2nd House On Ri 12 3140 Addison 7:19 3477 N 2900ME E Circle 3:43 3157 Uaurelwood u i 7:42 Ofl Tho Road WtWhito Plastic 4:00 3241240 E 3200 N. 7:22 2890 E 3400WN N 7:23 Hankins And Hlghlavkiwn 3:43 1016WikVildwood 7:4717 High School Fence 4:04 3321326 N 3300 E 7:! , 7:23 2880 E 8400m ti 7:24 624 Hankins 3:44 3128 Healeatherwood 7:55)5 Oleary 7:20 Martin Tum Armground 4:05 3331338 N 3300 E 7:1 7-54 2843 E 3500H)N N 7:25 916 Hankins 3:44 -3018 Healeatherwood 8:02)2 Vickie Lane 7:23 1st House Cn.Ttil.Tho Right 4.06 3351356 N. 3300 E 7:i 7:25 2885 E 3500DON N 7:26 Uurelwood And 3:45 Boehm1 EEstatesj 8:06)6 521 Cypress Tan With BluejTrIm Tr 4:07 2391398 E 3400 N. 7:1 7:33 Park Ave And.nd I Park St Tanglewood Court 3:45 2923 Skyjkyline 8:07)7 2492 4th Ave E 7:24 4th House On1 TtThe Right 4.09 322222E 3400N 7:34 Lols At The Pa3 Park 7:27 1016Wildwood 3:47 1174 Skyjkyline Dr 8:08)8 517Eastgate 7:25 3025 E 3200IN. 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RxflutiesI ppels anti lit esloei. o i iTE~ LEGAL NOTICE ;E LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ICE , LEGAL NOTICE e Selectionl O f m INon-targoted Credit Paradde Through|h Our Fine CtTY OF U U R TA UoirARING $675,000 PROPOSE] NOTICE OF PUBUC HEAR:AL YEAH 2000-2001 INonpreRt Sal-Aslde iSED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL $150,000 NOTICE IS HEREBY ( Of tha CMy of Murtaugh. Idaho, willIII I Rural Set-Asldo hold a public hsaring3Y fo GIVEN (hat the CKy Council oof s eI d budget for the fiscal periodd $150,000 October 1,2000 to S«pt(g for contidsratlon of tho propos«the provisions of Section 50*1002,2, • TOTAL $976,000 Idaho Code, said heaxir«ptem ber30,2001 pursuant to Murtaugh.Ihe Idaho al 7:30 P.M. on*1 Developers of affonJablo August 29.2000. At saxingsakl to be.held at City Hall, o Mu ns may appear and show cause.». I houslno Inierested In ap lot bo adopted. |plying for a Low-income USB If any moy havo. whysaldrwaring sai all Interested personi OF»EN HOI I said proposed budgel should not i Housing Tax Credit Roser- PROI MD REVENUE votlon may obtain e copy ot ' T he following Is an estitROPOSED EXPENDITURES AND>s«d budget of tha total p r e s s eid d thei 2000 Allocalion Plan U ' a h^ r w a u € js ia ie s c5tu B c f i o i s i’b o / 2 oxpenditures and accrulsstimate set forth In said propose' of Murtaugh. Idaho, for the fiscalal and, 2000 application fomi . period October 1,2000cniing • Indebledness of tho City of byI contacting Multlfamlly 0 0 -September 30.2001. Finance Secretary, Idaho 1999-2000 2000-2001 Housing and Finance As- 1N 6-1099 1(BUDGET PROPOSED• sociation, PO Box 7899, GENERAL RJND ACTUAL :XPENDrTURE e EXPENDTTUREE Boise, Idaho 63707-1899. EXPENDTTURE EXP telephone (208) 331-4769 AdmlniBtralion S 30.340 $ 23.405 or (000)219-2285 or (600) _Mfxiryvay Estatifates Subdivision is located\ted justji pitching wedge a M u n ig ^ le Contracted Sorvices i 22.317 S 18.540 54^1833, Extension 400, irvices, Country Atmospiteiere vith city benefits! Street Maintenance 25.660 10.465 for hearing Impaired. GoffG l Course, full city servi TOTAL EXPENDITURE 13.604 S 66,000 S 61,410 72*X106’sites. Lotss availablea priced from $20,> 0 ^ to $23,900 URES S 35,921 S PUBUSH: August 27,2000 BUDGET PROPOSED ACTUAL REVENUE Bl REVENUE PUBUC NOTICE Proporty Tax Lovy REVENUE R!$ 18,486 S 20,160 The Housing Authority ol SlaloRovonuo $ 10,131 S 16.387 17,850 the Clly ol Jerome has M t e l Local Revenue 16.031 6,145 '■ 3,460 developed Its Agency Plan Carry Ovor S.89B 14.000 10,950 In compliance with the TOTAL REVENUE t 88,000 • S 81,410 Quality Housing and Work t 41,860 t ResponsibiUtyActof 1998. f i WATER AND SEWER BUDGET PROPOSED> II Is available for review at JUST RNI8HED IE 290 Elm S tre et N., Twin >ER CONSTRUCTION FUND :R ACTUAL ^ E NG D fT U R E EXPENOrrURE m lOol. 1,144 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 2 bibath, kiichen appll- View of IVrin FaBs Course,. 1,6511,6 sq.ft.. Ready for schoc S 16,700 $ 22,855 Falls, Idaho. The Authori it will be ready lor school. Vie Administration EXPENDmJRE EXF imlly room, air coodHioned, doubleuble garage, ances, gas fumim ace, front landscaping and sprlnVprinklers. Maintenance $ 16,393 S 26,500 ' 18,370 ty's hours ot operation are 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, famil: Capita) OutiBy 14.195 46,200 47,219 8 :0 0 AM to 5 :0 0 PM . In kitchen appliance, fuDy landtndscaped with sprinkler system. TOTAL EXPENDITUnE 6.310 $ 89,490 I 88,444 addition, a public hearing JRES t 38,898 $ will be held on October 16, BUDGET PROPOSED) 2000 at the Heritage ACTUAL REVENUEI REVENUE Homes Community Center Fees Collected REVENUE S R 37.000 $ 33.650 located etlOONRilnwrs at Emergency Fund S 36.281 S 34.000 38.094 10:00 A.M. Everyone Is Carry Over 2.841 18.400 14.700 Invited. TOTAL REVENUE $ 89,490 t 86,444 $ 39,122 $ PUBLISH: August 27 and 30,2000 GRAND TOTAL 8 5 BRAND NEW 1 1 X b r a n d NEW HOME EXPENDITURE8 S 148,490 8147,854 th, kitchen appliancas, PUBUC NOTICE Heady for school. 3 bedrocIroom. 2 bath, 1,144 sq. ft., kItchiitchsnapplj- Vinyl skJing. 1,31,3 5 7 ^ . ft., 3 bedroom, 2 bath, ki ORAND TOTAL REVEI I 74^ 1 9 S8 148,490 1147,884 of golf course. T hs Twin FaUs Housing ancas, g as fumaca, frontt lailandscaping and sprtnklera. fully landscapingng and sprinklers, terrific view of g< IVENUE t 80,982 S ... Authority has developed He ; The proposed expendlti I year 2000-2001 have been tonta-* Agency Plan In compUanca letall In the Journal of Proceedings. I tively approved by thendltures C and revenues for fiscal ye ^ with the Quality Housing : Putillcallon dates forrie th< City CouncU and entered In delsI are August 20 and 27,2000 In ^^ and Work Responslblllly ; Twin Falls Times News,r the notJcs ot the public hearing ar Act of 1998. It Is avanable i i a e r b R Y i t Dated this 11th d wIWS. o i for review at 200 Q m Street HOME J i Jsannlne Bennstt. Cllyly of i August. 2000. N., Twin Falls, Idaho. The OrmMrar OoBCpit Cow— :(lyCleri( Authorit/e houra gt opera To be mQved on S I PUBLISH: August 20 a; q______tion a re 8:00 AM lo 6:00 Site8lte,1,2W.I»Q.ft.,3 C and 27,2000 / J ------— PM. In addition, a public 2 i FAIRWAWAY LEGAL NOTICE u g u st /s/Rod W. Sando, Director badrooms, batti 3r h e a r in g will b e h e ld on I estate&SS ____ YOU ARE HERE: e Couniy, effective Augvir 15, October-18, 2000 al Iho new gaa furnace, NOTIFIED that th eREBY Idi 21 Ihrflugb.October> wilh1 PUBLISH: August 26 andnd Twin Fans Housing Author front landscaped Departmonl ot Fish) Idaho i 2000. In accordance 01,w a 27,2000 ity Ofllca located at 200 with aprinklera. '------Game (IDFG) h a s beershand Idaho Code S 38>401cense ...... —“ " Elm SI. N., at 2:00 P.M. formed that the watorMen l< In* valTd Idaho fishing llcenI fish. ^ Everyone Is Invltad. bai In Lost Valley R sssnoi:or level Is required to sahrage fishfli in NOTICE OF AVALASaJTY ne< Adams County Is sxpe NoDcalshersbyglvsn^ FEDERAL ' c sts stunted yellow) peeradi* firearms, exploahM , che the Idaho Housing and R- ') Thorefore, the Departnf perch., icaie. or electridty. nance Association that th^ e . FREE S m / M O S B A N K 00-33 applicallon period for the FAX c an bankoa MralrrFDIC rscommsnds fish salvartment Mnnbrr fOlc: u5tt«I lo allow the publicsalvage Cnplee ot Order 00 poriod, approximately ' P i IRWIN 'll DEPAflTMEI^ IlmKsbersmovadfromln d siza August 2000. 'f t O P $975,000 In credit will be IALL 734-5650 ♦ 734i4-6500 * J V l< Vallsy RosorvoJr InomLost A* IDAHO DEPARTMENT'______i^ Ia W e ._____ , 208-734-5538 . ^REALTY Adarns RSH AND GAME iM U gp a n d i P rSsal • ...... -7 « SuiKlay. Aufiust1 S 2 7 ,2 0 0 0 , TlmM-HMva. Twinmin Fall*, Idaho 0 4 j SAL, E sHAIFE _ REMEMBER E-MAIL your classified ad JEROME. j 1160 Sq. Ft.. 3 JEROME. JE I 3 bdrm, 1 both. LEQAL NOTICEICE LEGAL NOTICE HAQERMAN VALLEY lo u s a t bdrm.. 1 bath. $69,500. 1 1car QBfso*- woodstove, I 502 I 4 502 ^ ThtfbkthdayadyouptaowlI Duck hunters droam. 40 twlnadOmicron.net CaU 324-1917. lenced le yo. For saia by ■ __^WMESFORBA^ HOMES FOR SA U eome Ume ego In The Tlmee-». a c re s. H ml. lo river. 3 - owner. S«3,000.324-5258. MURTAUQHWHtOHWAY\ OtSTRICT bdrm homo. 6 car garage. JEROME • jJEROME i 3 bdrm. 1 bath, J ! NeH«7 Nowttlhellmelo C U S T O M F A R M E R o r , MonceoFOFPUBLIC HEARINa<. come pKl( your picturee. wator rights. $325,000 ' carport, garden. 2 k>ts. KIMBERLY-4 Kll bdrm .l ^ B u o a r r F On d RFISCAL VEAR 200CK»01 trucker. Plenty of room for , ,o f StopbytheCurtomw W R IG H T R E A L T Y $66,000 « « « 54M 106* bath, bi newly remodeled, 9 NODCE IS HEREBYY GGIVEN that the Commtssloners o oqulpmont. tractor, trallor. V _ * 3 bdrm. 2 bath, lamiiy on oi cornorfencod lot. r nM Swvtee Dept lodtyi Hagerman, ID otc. 5 acres al 490 S 200 , y f y m : onM iM ionot^ tdaho.wilhok rm.. gorago. corner lot. $69,900.V 326-2205. ■ ^ 8 3 7 - 4 7 0 0 E'. Includos comfortable 4 $74,800 . V V V 6434196V — 1STST REALTYI for th« nsoAl p*rtod Oci 2000 - Septemiir^r . ------bdrm. ih bath homo » ' » 5 bdrm . 2W bath. KIMBERL^Incrodlble 3 H FALLS. LIC. he provisions of Section 50-1002 aurroundod by mature bdrm.. 1 bath family home 2001, pureuani to tht | b u rley . 2 bdrm. 1 bolh $99,500 » « *5434196* " ^ 7 3 W ) 3 0 0 Idaho C ^ . u l d hMriniaring to be h tU at Highway DIstrk; Ih itA Q ^ tiA M D rand r» w troos. Delachod 540 sq.ft. _ on friendly cuklesac. Lrg. l i l r : houso. Prico raduced. Re*^ hom e (o r $M K. 2 bdrm., Offlc««t7i}OPMonAu{August 20.2000. Ai sakl fearing9^' a! modeled, now cabinols, shop/garago. Only JEROME.~Houso ji for~sale^ landscaped la t, foncod k)t. IntorMMd parsons mayv y appear and show cause, II an; *• 1 bolh. ook trim & cabi- $06,500. oxc. location, closo to Sprinkler S system, tool 0PENH013USES ."jy DW, furnace. Patio'® nets, dw & range, vaulted thay hava, why laidi proposedpr budgel should not bi 737-0233J TW N FALLS ischools and paik. 3 bdrm. shed. sl Insulated garago, SUNDAY, AUGUST:nr 27, 1-4PM adoptad. * ceilings, no maintenance 1 .0 3 A CRES C L O SE IN 2 bath, drivo-thm garago, GFA. G AC.DW, waier aoft- PROPOSEI>SED EXPENDITURES r exterior, private k>t w/lots Ail in pasture with corral sprinkler system front and ener, ei kits ol slorogo. Sett TTw following It an etSmateaalSf sa t forth In sakl propoee<,Md PAYMENT? oftroos. Call837-6402.M & storoge sheds, double back yard, almost M acro, er ei to pay cloaing coetal budgat ol tha total prop(roposed expendlturet and accrulntulna We have programs thst can garago. garden aroa. fruit Coll 208-324-3237 Noll.B Drive D by 712 Locust by In^adnaaaolthaMuftiJurtaugh Highway District tor thejfls. fls help. CaD Homos Amorica^ tk************** trees. Vory nico, 1.762 - traveling S. on Main, loh ca) period 0 c1ot>«r1,,2000-September 20< 30.2001. _ TWIN FALLS. BtcoptlonsI' sq.ft. 4 bdrm. 2 bath hm. JU ST MARRIED? on o Maxlno & right on F6 Pi^eL6 Stbhomee96 2 aiory vintage home on $110,500. Can Ray. b«un J in bcAulilul "Clover Are.v\nM.“ Sp.iclou>, ncwiT 2001 It a s follows: ' or finance. Call 934-8194. : JEROME. 6 bdrm.. 2710 great housol Brick 4 $137,500 $ ^unn)' home with oulsl.indln^>; qualllyqu anil .-laiMKi'. — oak llooring, boom coil- bdrm., 2h balh. baso- ul TAXES $ 110.412 Ha SE r HXH „ ings, m u st aeel $146,500. sq. It. Musr Soe/Pool/spa. W R IG H T R E A L T Y Ni'w landscaplni;. sprinkler syxtvm.svxi' Uonus mom. HIOHWAV USER REVEsVENUE 315.271 2H acros with 2 bdrm, 2 Ig. dock. 2 rt bath. Ig. RV menl. covorod palio. dou- ” Spaciouii unlin.^hl'dt)a^clias<-mcnl. ^ • 2 Ploaso call 206-734-6577. blo garage. & much moro. Hogorman. ID 1 SALESTAX 14,061 bath homo, water shares.“«• *************** shod. 529 Highland. jgiU f HodetKCeorg, lin e Geo: g [ FOREST FUND 943 1 mi. to public boat dock.ek, S1S9.900. Coil 324-6576. $129,900. Coll 423-5101. 837-4700 I . STATE INSURANCE: REFUNDRE 500 $99,500 H INTEREST ON INVESTIiSTMEMT 5.000 TOTAL ESnilA TEO) RREVENUE f S 446,207 WRIGHT REALTY Hagomun. ID I. LaVtra Bannatl. SecretaryS«< of the Murtaus^ Hlghws 8 3 7 - 4 7 0 0 Countltry Living I Dlatrict do hereby csrtl:srtlfy that tha above Is a tnie an th All The Extras! ’No DownI PaymentPi correct statement ol9f the proposed expenditures en2Jld H X B E R S K S rW C E V — revenues lor fiscal year yea 2000-2001. all of which havliBve 1910 Homestead S -12 Months Nolo Payments been tentatively approv)foved and entered et length In1 ththe Rostorod. 2 story brtek< • Only Minulcs From'n Twin Fulls & Journal of Proceedlnas.igs. I further ceitlly that the Murtaug f Je ro m e cottage. S^nod ^ s s • • ^ — m Highway District diad giveq> nollce for said hearing wll • Close To Major Golf)lfCourscs notice having been publishedpub hvlce al least seven daysday windows, nicev J,7«8q.Fl «7«,M0 nway landscaped w/maiuraB • Spcc or Custom Buiiaiit H om es N O R Tr H ’W E S T apart prior lo the adoptsoption of the budgel by the Hlghwe B 5 3 7 OWNER^BUILOERB Bl CommlssiorMni. CitizenIzens are invited to attend the budg<(dget tree s in privalo setting.a. • N alu ral G u s & Unde;Jcrgix)und Ulililios ^ ^ Call 1-8B8-236.6! hearing on August 29.:29.2000 at 7:00 P.M. and have> mtfi e spring wator. wvvw.nwownsrbulldersr8.com en or oral comments conceming tti right to provWe written c " » • W H IG H T R E A L T Y y ^ entire Highway Budget.Mt. A copy ol tho proposod HIghwi Hngornuin. ID Budget le availablelo oto Highway District Office f( inspection. 8 3 7 . 4 7 0 0 Dated August 11,2000XX) /8/UVoro Bennett. SSeaoUsry e a PUBUSH: August 20Oond or 27.2000 Y o u I K n o w r U s , VW e K n ^ o w R e ja I E s t ac t e QUHUF1LER ■ I NEW USTINQSi uue * 3.B Acros • 3 bdrm, 22 bUbU6 s£ftVlcfe[ c i 733-0404 Realtor* Ri-.illor* MESSAQE 731-4208 Selling proporty? Don'toiVtW I'"— ' 735-2440 any foos unll! It's sold, froo information ab r i avoiding ilmosharoS I ColT)^ real ostato scams, v lo th o F o d o r a l 'Tr"d"Tr< f^GMAC CommlSBlon, Washi ton, O.C., 205BO., or coll >------:— . ------tha National Fraudid Ir Infor- m a 11 o n C a n t ( 1 ^ ^ 7 6 ^ 6 0 . 7 3 5 - 0 5 9 0 Homes PQLSfllt A ■ c ir n • QUIET SMALL to«7is'ird B olb b Law rason R cillor- p a c k a g e a n dj TiT h e foicctl. $79,900. CAICALL Assoc550C. Broker, CRI Q uar- ROSS 731-5164 OR 731-290010 tim e s N ew s gu 539-74885 : a n te e s to sellllm m e r- c h a n d ise or automotive Iter • COMFORTABU UV- in 7 d a y s a n d n ttM nltc INConUieedftcofun e s ta te in 15 d a wllh privacy fence o r w e will renj . around larRc yard. 3 th e a d a n addltiid ition- bedroom, 2 bath al 7 d a y s. Ther h e r e channer»Hih doublelie I is a $ 3 extractra RanRe. Full basement c h a rg e for thith e \riih large family room guaranteedie d cozy living room «.1th package. A Ad ds Dreplace. Lols & lots 0 may be cancel!c e lle d aorage! $127,000. early for cu sto•to r m e r CAll WANDA posraHER le b u t « ^ 8 5 1 7 . 19548686 convenience b J o h n C! u u n m n i i n s B o n n ie 1L e z a m i z th e c h a rg e wi RwllDriliD r . BUUIIN1919>nillnd lov- Rcalioilllor-, GRI remain the san ingly remodded over 735-86-8626 recent ycari HistoricS 734-14-9075 landmark la Kimberiycriy I------I awalls your family. 2.5 ______balh, den. tunliy toon BUHL i«, living room wllh flrt- Bridt home on como placc. GorReousland- Foaturaa 3 bdmt. 1 i nt & Cindy fireplace. Easy too’jS s S S i scaplnR. $179,000. $ 8 9 ,5 0 0 . C a llIDaSS Di CAUKimORBJ- W ataon S43-B345345 or AT324^249. ■ | 4 Collins Tonya Backus 734<34-3136. t96413 • SOimiERN VIEW oi H om e: TWINFALLS Hagerman Valley. New Sharp 3 bdrm. 2 bathath Itown- 3 bedroom, 2 balh lio 734-6104 house n e ar CSI. FealurOTFea oppo 'F skylight, gas heat ^ o u s kiichcn wilh Kent: plua 2 patios. 2 vaiTlnnd oak cablnett. GarageIgeIs I garage, fencod yarc BrokeDkor, CRI, Co-Owner S a nidy d j , H acking insulated & healed. security 8y8tem.$110 L Julie Bla} l a c k Rc.ilior CaU Art Jo n a s 423-!2 3 -^ 1 5 . $149,000. CAU. DAOAN Officc Manalanagcr Cindy: •96610 VISE 735-0590. R e a ltolo r 73^734-5511 Reducwi Prtcel 3) bdbdrm. 2 196558 Associaciale Broker GRI, CRS, bath homo on quielulot cul- £ Co-Owncr de-aac. Close to sefschools, • URGE BRICK rambimUer opon apUt bdrm plan, wllh approx. 2300 jq lly kitchen & deck. 4be^.2baih:U 1615 6 Addisoim A v e. E. $62,500. Call B( front room, auto jprti Goodm an 734.5001 8et-up CompleletfS t-L ike fin Falls, Idsla h o 8 3 3 0 1 new 1096 manufacifaclured central AAl PricedE, to homo on approx. x 1 i a c r e at 1132,500. CAIIII juil minutes fromm ‘TF. 3 GENE OR EllJE 73.733- bdrm, 2 bath. EEa a s y to 5559. *96735 ShowlReduce 1-800-734-'k5536 $66,000. Call Oavidj ^ w a ® Farms O F F I C E \ Toll Free son S 4 3 ^ 5 . *956 T wi v i i n F a l l s 95609 . PUCE REDUCED to HOURS •$175,900 for ihls7< 1 6 1 5 A dddison ( Ave. E. Mon-Fri 8 or :733-5336 m agic valla l l e V a a t farm with fuDwi 8:30-5:30 “ ' rights, gaied pipe S ' 208-7- 7 3 3 - 5 3 3 6 Sat 9:0C w w w . P r u d e nntiai'ldahoH omn e e s . c o m realty\# slope. North of Filer.ler. DO-1:00 CAII GEOT 735-55-5559. 734-199I 9 l >95638______a «i.P10Tlin«iri«wt.Tw t e » w N v / . ninagjcvalle\ \ y.eom ^ “HOI)MESELLEI:R” M s m Canyonsiiiside Realty/GMAC Real EstaEstate • C entuiy 21. G reater VValleyj Properties f l v T q * Centuiy 21, RIveiverside • Gem State Realtyy • Coktwell B anker NanniniI F R e ^ 'O . R . Curtis Co. 11 r m 111 Silver S ageI RiRealty •B raw ley R e a lty> UzLb Gulch R eal E state • Prud(IdenUal, Idaho H om es lA D Magic Vallealley. Realty •.WESTERRA • R obert J o n e s Realty • Strlckckland Real Estate V \ , , Doshierlier R ealty-W ids R e a lty Coh[^okhvell B anker Curtis Realtytyflnfvln Realty * ■ • M j l ^ M I m I l l l ■ M i l ■ ‘ K 6&S9 ——^RMlB«aU ■&£■S S I r m i b « ^ ■ jB S a l U s l E * ^» K i £ d R m IE jUU ■ S U i lUalEMte M S|3 RwlBof ■ |5 S 3 RmI BMta B S V H I S alet ' V H Sklet V— S etei ■ ■ S ake M S.W V H S.I.. SbIm soi I ;i I p SOI I i ioi “I I ioi 1 I 1 5 0 i I 4i 5 0 1 I fi ioi I i~ ioi I i OPEW HOUSES I : lloPEm jous^^^ ^^PEiniOUSE^ I loPEjnW USE^J ^^PENHOlWESj I^^PENTOUSE^ L[_OPBm Ol«l|sJ ^jOPENHOOSEj^ 1 ^ 2 •' 6 • * ' c * r ■ ■•' , n t i1 ^ 1 _ D U P ^ X CES G A L O R E jH j^^H U K E NEW/ - 3 Bedroom. 2 bath home I P You can have one o r both InIn dd )u e Burley UB jthVVcst Burfey (oati’on.Th[s beau- l l excellent i duplexes. From brand new t o « tiful home is 1 yeary old with a full finished 1^ 2 Bedroom units, some withith fafamily rooms, all HB basement. Qualioality constr\jction $129,900. #547 ^ with farages. Priced from $96J n J $I25.000.Appllances included!ded in m ost From n | g “ small to large yards • you choc RD • That goes with this very nicep „ GREATYARD I M M A C U L iA ^ T E GORrpcted. Mature landsaping with kicr system. StSteel siding, new H id garden sp o t Ow ner says "sell" Neighborhood. Beaut ^ M riS E B ll fruit trees and; ______roof, offeredI (§@ $99,500. #297. * » $93,900. #54646 6 garden. #435. i i l l ^ NICE A N O Q UIIE in T - This like new home featureures 4 bedrooms, 2 baths on a 2000 OveHand, I PW quiet strecL Fencedred yard, a great place for kids, dostJose to school. Spacious kitchen 6 7 8 - 9 0>20 3 I ^ and dining. $89,900.00. t m ______R e d ty h « m i a d d i r a ; ctnlury2Ixoo»c tn | f l m BEST BUYII- Beautifuli t i 4 bedroom, 2 bath homeTte is lo o te d on a large fenced lot I n Large IMng room,n, didtck, loti of SKirage, separate fan'family room and double a r ^ p n g e .A n excellentent value a t m 9 0 0 . #552 iLIGIfr GOOD»D LITTLE S U O sq fl 2 Bedroom homehc on 2 comcr • ^ OWNER MAY FINFINANCE- nedroom.3bathhihhom e on 7/10 of an acre in INVESTORS DEI location, lots, vinyl .sidiiiding & windows. ■ Albion, beautiful loo a a tio t n for this 1728 sq .ft home.lae, large kitchen separate family 810 .sq ft on main. 81' 530 ONEIDA •• H' H W Y 2 4 icniral air. Only $45,00000. #449. 1 room. Large pine treesire< and secluded loation. $86,90>,900. #300 dowti. Good Burley It RUPERT, IDAIDAHO ). Aluminum siding, cci ROCKY MOUNIAINN 4 3 6 - 9 4 2129 < - Only $52.900. #590. l»«AL KBTATK aWOWtHAat aJI Bruce Nelson at 67S78-M I6or «70-4227 )• 431-2930 eaiS8 Overland 9 — >35 Yale, Burley |f ] H 1200 O veikind Ave.Burley, ID Lloyd Sm ith < untain eBurley, ID H I 19,500 S eller M a y » RB^SC " 6 7 8 - 1 1 1 6 378-3500 | r Payly Closing Costs! i f t KBYBTOfrt RSALTY GROUP * REALTY iww.mlnweatrMlty.com | j |[ B 1% . ” ¥ i r g s tBB^ESS2ES2S23 i innini'W iiiirTTV ^^'*™ \{Rivci Home! LASS A C T! S BCJDR, 4 BTH Large Pastiisture, Barn, :k w ith riv e r v ie w l 9 Car p . Garage # 2 6 3 ^ r ------& & 3 B D R »Reni 4 2nd St., Rupert - gntalsi*Rer itals I 2 BTH JDR/$55,000 heat titals« im p w /c e n tr a l a i r - - - « »• 99-203- - ^ ^ T foOR RENT T h # 5 0 2 11 Bodroom Aportmonts iS W y Bednxim - Clean 2 BodroonoomAMrtnwnts KI7 Yale. Burley R ontB asodcKf on Now Renting m M h 2 tieilnxim - 19} Sonion. Handicappod.X sys Malta. Uurley 2 Bnlruom - 202 jnfBflOTdoo/ncomo l9S0LKeybum m W '2021 IHih,Hcytium I B 9 B ^ ^ ^ P O d A R G1 Gn l Q V E A M f n i E I ^ EEKlfiANOR^^I IJuhiHimlniiAppllcanii. I 6 7 M 8 9 ^ ^ H B ^IfM kini'Cassia Home(Shopping : SEARCH BY»v N (« ransv, Typr ‘ ' < f 9 i ' uUful homn. Und. and m U lf ‘ ' * Oxxji* 'mr*tirf" and gtt hundrt* of M * ^ V*Hfr! ' ' S ^ H I * ^ >'*« ■'*>‘"1tling *gml & grt lo know more aboulS t i - f J ' • C^mtil thet Jgljgm t or n t i nU lt afficc (or morrr inlinfbmullon )nline!f Jofin Povlsen Kelly Runyc Dennis Curtis Coldwell BanI O.R.CurtitCo. Polvten Company Reallor* nyon HH C urtif Realty ■ Sankef l l m Cindy Povlsen I Povl»en Company HH ; S Reallon Kim R obert f | i Banker Coldwell Ban! 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Gino*I IS & 25 Baths ^ ■ a • Fully Fine«iJ • PiopertyloBeSoiil'AS IS* . H • CijM To Jefom* CountryiryCiuO Cli ; •• •$750,000 In Ktfi Sadiooms | | | 1• Bring Th»Anlmili •Some Imgation Equipment Inclincluded H.GiuIVwws tifnDILMCtAJ.Ffl 958 •J59.900 MIS#9(S#9C374 .{13^.000 ML<^LS/ 9{129.000 bULSI96611 \ ______7»-T»B Tari Stok*i 324-2471______T*ll Slotos 324-2471171______H Bill *rM*ll*4* 324-1324-7BS3 ‘ : >»?62.900 MLS«5W5 | | 3 lift Bllc* tW-2W______m W • Gital Buy • $S4.000 MLS /949SS For Subdivi TiHSUk** 324-2871 division Information r ‘ g p s a '" Go To: m I a g 6*tt*iT)«BN*> IOnalBiy p 18 T o A •Wendell i•1600 p Sq Fl. Escape w m i i i i • New*f3Bed>oom&2Bam -5Bediooms&2Baths •Approi. 1488 Sq. Fl. • Gas Hell • GasHeal&Gas Fueplace • 2£droomsS2Battis Simplerar Place .31. 11.,^io**1MSa«te*diH Wa«d«IIAcrMu • 12.500 Sq Fl.Lfll • GajHot . •pace . UU •OMO<4tnB»dfO( fig Lots ^ •Atpiox. 2700 Sq.FI. •Garden Aiu. Fenced Bacxyaid • RV Parking • Famit/Room With Fuepace • LocsM In South Hill «iioomi2Bith •Building I •3Mroomi&38ami 12,g •CreatSUrtei • Totally Remodeled • Coveted Patio • RuRorOMW) •JH9.900 ctive Covenants H i mI •Approx. 8./-ACJK lao* H •NowPiK*dai$79.900 MLS/g-S#9J90t .Ji?3,Wl Mi: •Fenced Backyiid MLS>95467 • ComsWeiy Remodeled H Blllo7M*1laiU324-7mU Blllorl4«1l«to324-7t!MlS«S301 *J79,900 1324-7tS3 F BldiOKiHfnl*t7J1-2m RkfcWhHit •Restricti\(vision Maps |H W • 28i28Ganga/Shop 7(53 Blll0(i««lind*324-: uLS^se.7 •Subdivisi •1139,900 MLS#9321B )f Sq. Ft., 5 Bedrooms, Full Basement.Ba; Fenced Backyard. Me $79,500. Greal Inveslmannenl Property - Approx. 812 Sq.m t«.m .7»MiM *Pnce Lisl •““'K s a s a '”"" Mature Landscaping,' Nice Area.’ Lol, PotentialII IncomeIn Property, Good Rental j j i j t i i ,„ j cUnda s 324-7853. n Streei North, Urge W F i ; Wendell • Approx. 2,000f : Sq. Ft., Located On Washingtonce St 734-7488. 9>1 ; Duplexes. 6 Units Total. 2 Bedriedrooms. 1 Bath Per Unit. Excell 100. See This 80 Acre Farmn --1 80 Water Shares, Wheel Lineltal. J. Francis or Betsy Florence 7 \ MLS #91954. Bill or Mallni :e[lent Rental History. $210,000. Terms Availabilabie For Approved Buyer Wit JILS #92802. Beckie Kukal 324-124-8736. I Shop for Caretaker, H J [i | Melinda 324-7i1-7853. ; Attenllon: Investors • 3 Dui .ines. Small Rental Home WithILS Sh 1^96388. BIII or ^ p Jedroom Moliile. Veiy Woll Kept:ept. Approx. 5 Fenced Acres Will MLS #94047. /Vith 1/3 Down. $320,000. MLS Lisling On Homeseller. ML! Mh Water Shares. S70.000. MLS Naw Homs In1 TvTwin Fallt • Wheel Chair Acce: Atfordatile Acreage ■ 2 Bed —I cessible.RlckF'eiler 731-2086. Terl Stokes 324-2871. ,AMD COMII C k CIALl JB SOUTHSIDEDE______^i a k iL < CoRimBrtlal PolBtillal PLEA SA N T VALI HORTHSIDE age H i •Pfcsentty Zoned R-4 eOLF COURSi, , N»tiiC«oatniAcraiBS • Ponds & Wild Game • Hignway Frontage L L C y •GrulVicws mes Okay I Raadiit Sootk ol KImbafti illn ^ p l t s • Equin Goll Couru2 0k • Mwutactured HomBssttoini FlOtinltf 961*7777 •MLS/95935 id Uflng CBRter MMedicalb OtIICB ForSalB 34-7486 • 5 Exam Rooms J. FranclB FlotBnca 734-7 L Ivitlofl 1 Localion ] ® BiMlH LolJUd WHb Ctirofl Vinr Fer I K„w,.d.«S.MW • Starting AtS12.500 • 2 ConlerenceRooms AnlttBdjcooms .• 2 Halt Ballts & 1 Three Quarter Bath • Lots lon • Covenants Apply tua Lskat «r $85,000 . • Convenient Location * QuietNew Lo Fadiity »V• Walking Distance From Hospilal Ottlce/Rolall Space On Btua 1 Ities Available • Approx. 2424 Sq. Ff. liable • UndflroroufiOUltlRies. ^ l* 7 B e d cGrowing o ( industty ’ ^ •S199.900 MLS #9457 • Various Suite Sizes Available • MLS #95833 Bill or Heliata 924-7653 ^H^H«UkeNev.000 MLS #95877 Matli Jones 734-4599 or 4jn Ain Hetna 8tta n>p4fty Bill I • Immediate Occupancy ^■^l*FastG roIth WhllBteirvar 736-0164 DflnitB McCIusky 738-8770 1-7653 batotKaigbboriioedlRTowa • $361.00 Stave 01 Lucca 733-76! ARoriiblaLot InTkaft)ur New Home • Great Area For Your N MLS #96447 ■ ■ ' • 510,500 1324-S377 orTytea Cook 324-3719 Pm I LIov4 3 7 6 FALL / E riN FALLS L• S A V E N U E A - 7 6 5 3 • 208-733-' EidnhrtSaiMi1 1 0 2 S O U I LN _ WES : t e r R A — lER O M E • ITH ; LIN C O L REAL E: S T A -T E G F 2 0 8 - 3 2 4 - 2 2 ROUP fCMOmMTT t 2 _J — TWI 1 M aTiM i|Hwi.T»...... ■ LYHNRAtMUStCIlaB uMwn ■' .wWALTHEtt - I ■fSra Aaaoc.Broke(/OMH MmlOmm ■ MuWMfea Doiv On JoHaonDohrOubB dlm h ii; PP BRIAN RASMUSSa [ f 1 1 BRUSales Associate 1737-3W 7 ■PSi iDOROTHY QEIST - GRI, MuKHilonOdtarClub OLORM BASTUN GRI BS3 AsMdata Broker ■ $39,300. Greal InvesI'vestment opportu *40,000. mis This 3 bedroom, 2 balh $76.00000. BEAUTIFULLY REMOD- $76,C00. Rrst time home buyers,trs,IB I $77,500. Spotless Is ll ) HOME In Twin Falls. 2 bed- starter home or InvesI- , description lor this 2 bed nlty. Two towto«nhoBsi with 2 "»"™ Is ‘ s'"' 1.1 balh with spacious iMng have a home for youl 3 bedroom, ’ bath home. Features indithe bast ■ I 81 kilchen area. Newer elecur- ^1a quick retum on your room& bath, 1196 sq. tt. with a doubleIg loloL place, formal dining room.ledroom, 2 ■ bedrooms. I, ata n a ™ - 890 SJ. ystem & roof. Has new gas lur- 1 car garage, covered pallidude fire- ■ , • money. ThisIs homoho could be either a I & central air condilioning. It. history. For more g ,„ ,„ o „ e y s a You won1 believe the size of thisIWs 2 ceilings, hardwood floorsn.Iw detadwd ■ ly saver or money maker. Also has hi 1 car garage. Room m QY A Well maintained Inside am'atlo. coved ■ informalion CAULTHE T^ HESS TEAM. Owner must s iment for expansion. CALL car garage/shop. CALL SANDY i ist sell! CMLL JOHN O IM RASMUSSEN 9 737-3927 your private tour call TH more. ■ #92746 5 3 9 ^ •0R0rAIUj«567^FOR ORW34-8733. *95314 797-996». *96629 _____ TEAM-WALT 737-9999. *9( out-for ■ WALT 737-9839 S^^SIAssociate Broker 1 THE HESS r!!!^ CRS. GRI SANDY THOMAS Assoclatt.Broktr $79,000. SUPERR VVISIBILITY with $79,500. Newlew Llstingli 4 bodrooms, $79.90(900. Gardener's showcase w/a $87,900.3 bedroom home withh pepel- $69,900. Plenty of room fo mm melsl Very clean and sha this brick professionsional overlay office , o , , , . iling garden. This beautiful 3 let stove. Great for 1st time’ hon' building. ConcreteBte parking, lots of 1 balh. 2112l!sQ.lt.lnel.a..f»ll, s «;™'; home on .60 of an acrel 3 bedfor the ani- ■ !oom, 1 balh home is located on ' bath. 1536 sa. It., large potential with 4 offoffices possible 4 ,oom. deck,(. largolar back yard, central a quiaimiel streol In Kimberly. Home buyers or even a rental. 692 sq. ^I space. Central air, gaslc wallino 9cat»d on Addison home ■ vs pride of ownership. Very on lhe main level, 782 sq. tt. inJti ttiH Greal location m Moi ROKREEMAN |BAvenue, west ofI BhBlue Lakes. Don't sir. gas (orced;ced air. and lireplace. For afiows '" ‘J"® Elementary and O'Loary 1 ■ Assoc. Broker. GRI miss this onel CAL maintained. A must seel CALL disuicts. CAU LYNN RiQI garden ■ WLL PEGGY CON- -ataalls lls CALL THE HESS basement. CALL DAN BEARD ( air MuBMIfionOoBvClub ■ NALLY FOR YOUIOUR APPT. 737- OAN BEARD Greal landscaping. Gas ,!■ i,„ ,, rooms. 2 1/2 baths, central Great ■Sales Assodate rooms, larga backyard with tru as gas kitckitchen, vinyl win- ^ jackyard. Ready for you now. Uirouohoui. central air. Excellent call^P trees, garden spot. 2 car garage. su< the Muiti-MUonDolar(%ib ■ CAROLYN C U T I E R ^ H dows. bathroom,, vlivinyl siding, cov- *'®f* L RON FREEMAN AOENT 009, '• fill mature Irees. 'coverecrive. 4 bed- > r Dood. Double garage. l ICEN: 737-3906 ered deck, sphnkleiiWer system. 2 car nelghborhooi •NSEO TO SELL to see this spKnklers. greal neighborhood.f.Call C< hot lub. CALL BONNIE PAHtrai air, new cj GRI Oarage, all the goodloodlesl CALL LEXI delightful kitchidtchen with pantry. CAU. belorere It's i oone. 787-3915 OH 734- for appt. to aee this hamel DIAN}IANA 783-9995 FOR MOREui. 0 wondv- Muiti- UuBHOonDoBvClub^H TODAY 0737*39189t6^% S5^^ DOROTW^0737-3903. *92269 ■ 4209. i wijiTWYoraMJSJ^gsg^) ■ *96319 patio ARSONS 6 PI DHAILS. B f l HOMESHW THOMAS LLOYD MS$111,900. A mustst ssee. This 3 bed- $124,900.33 bedroom,be 2' balh home WATATCH: Monday <9 9:30 am $127,900. This is a great 4 beibed- $129,900. Ready for you SalesAssodata Mun-WBonDolbr(>ub room, 1 3/4 bathI hohome Is in a great ^ Haoerman.an. Sits5 on 6 acres, great T 1 n»sity010‘.3(lam room. 2 bath home, plus large fan- lnlN.wh.m..n»,..cn, iJOANNE NIELSEN l southeast neighboiboihood.mm Built In nau*""®'' ly room. Nice corner lot with fi h 5 { m i 7 W adnnday 0 1 1 :0 5 pm 1995. with gas healfieat and central air investment,1, great gn views. Has shop. Wt our to move a i S ManyS Kimberly. One owner Is a Sales Assodatt fencing, auto sprinklers. Mar conditioning. Unlqinlque master sulle loafing shed,Jd. pasture,p orchard, pri- Thuraday 1 9 6:90 am Million S Producer extras in this sharp property..Give Gh realtor. PIEASE CAU RIO with walk-thru to) tinthe laundry room. AOtjHlo :rs south of 1 B 8 6 j 2 M 4 ^ ^ B {Itional 12 acre parcel Friday 9 1 1 :0 9 pm us a call: KATHY PARTRIDGE 73 The yard Is lands,idscaped and has "“J Saturday 0 9:00 am £ e 797-9912 OR S3a licensed suto sprinklers. CALCALL OEANMA 733- available, CALICALL KATHl SCHRADER < 3920 OR RON FREEMAN 737-3911 ^■^^^■5bsdR0|ANI^737-3916. *96319 C 737-3917I70R 01 738-9219. *95196 Sunday @ 1:0 0 pm *96517 lICK BEARD S39-S311. I ^ ■ ...... PEGGY CONNAUY . SalesAssodata'...... - DEAN SMART - H 733-6574 r $129,950. Spaclou Home Oh 2,36 acres. All $139,9 Super large 4 bedroom. 1 3/4 ba Sales Associate m l ,.f,m »alh home In NE Twi balh home buin In r >ay on a hill side. Super roomn brick I home In Mornlngside with huge 12x27 extra roo Huge master bedroi Features lots of new ca m7 3 M J 2 4 ^ ^ B isturo for the animals. /O'Learsary school district. Main floor (Family, play room) giving youu ovover paint, some new marble doseis. Energy efilci SS-is " ly room. 3 fireplaces, hardwood «fh,in rooms. Convenient entry v central ale with deanB? M m U | l Home has> 5 bedrooms.I 3 balhs. family 1 2000 sq. ft. oflhrlng space «30x'® tier. Aulo sprinklers,ers. tile entry, maple updated kitchItchen & baths. Lols ol floors.'S. Newer gas furnace and cen- kitchen and eating area. Ui cabinets, 2-lone pal garage and shop all on 20 acr0 OR 420- ■ KATHl SCHRADER Assodate Broker' Multt-tiaonDofluOIA I DEANNA 0AL80QUO ■KA' Sales Associate MutMiacn OoOai CU) A! S167.500. Qualitality throaghout. $194,500. QUJ r priced at $198,000. This home ■nils gorgeous home In a park-llrk-llke $249,900. GREAT INCOW selling Is one in a mlllloni You mi Newer bedroom,om. 2 bath energy 3357 sq. tt., on 1.23 ' acres wlUi a 16x20 1. 1,.,.JSt under 2700 sq. It. 5 bed- 11^ERTY1 4-Piex. each unit efliclent home., BrBright and open. shop. This immjculatelyitjptimm home has '® I''** see thisi Gradous open great roo with oak flooringIng and cabinetry. it ail-4 bedrooirrooms, 3 \k tiaths. Jacuzzi rooms,ns,a 2 3/4 t»ths on one acce. 3 with fireplace, formal dining rooiroom. sq. ft w/3 bedrooms. 2 ba PROP- BE lass doors that open to a sha< maintenance freeee istucco exteriqr, lut). cenltalII vac,va Intercom, sprinkler garage, . . . lots of storage. This large beautllul wirwindovfs and sky- system, indoorloor spa room, oak kJtcJien, 0* 3eck and glorious yard. Theffe'*llle ti ^ lit 'has 1016 3 bed- vinyl siding, gas heal. C lights to10 much m orel mainttnancefre« free exterior & a fuU giJtst wondeiderful home ts ready for you to kltdien is dellohtful 8. sunny. 3 be baths and a room, 2 1/2 b ath and on I side A oul. CALL sultti A real mu tt In. CALL SANDY 9 797- BEARD FOR DHAILS 737 :ARI 9 737*9919. ol Buhl. CALL — lit w/metal & I 9981. *90332132 9968. ;366 7 3 1 -2 in . *94410 CALL DAN i OR I JO ANN REAVEI KATHY PARTRIDGE . Sales Assoctatef- I324-8443 ; Assoc. Broker/GRI MuU-MilioflDolUfClu&^H H3 2 4 j 3 8 0 ^ ^ M $266,500. Lots■ olOt Duality in this I $275,000., Great Gre Canyon View plus $376X $595,000. Newer large homele o01 n S $1,950,000. WONDER I H i I H home on 2.61 acreicres between Twin terrific lamitynity homei you must see PROP3t>ERTYI Unlimited Income ACNes . 3rd oenentlon 1 Falls and '. FiFeatures 3 bed- this propertyirty to believe the vlew-lt potententlal with boarding stables, cattle ranchm Picabo. rooms. 4 baths,. svsvrim spa In large will take m/our r breath awavl 6 bed- hugee Indoor I arena, outdoor arena acres. Ona ol the finest In the1 vallvallay. State grazing rights, cort 2 hom es. A p ro x . 371 553 I re ^ room, tan^I UtUlchen with plenty rooms. 3 baths, bat deck ofl master andI corrals.d Would be great for 1 iBBO's era B ol room next to0 ttthe family room. suite & tamltimlly room, lols ol win- horsa:sa shows. caM r o p l r w ^ plea- tarm orouno Irrloated w L RICK Creek water rights. Oro and B Approx. 1100 sq. ti. unfinished dows, nearlyirly 4000‘ sq. tt. and close sure1 riding. ri Indudes a M. (t.. quality plusi PLEASE CALL Rl ortals. t)am, ■ basement. CALIU L LYNN RAS- to Tvrin Falls.Ills. CALLi CAROLYN CUT- 3 bededroom, 2 bath home. CALL toes, hay, gram & pasti TOM LLdYb 737-3K71 4 acres oi iB LEXIROTH : 17-9900 OR DIANA LER O 739-139-9026, 797-3913 OR OAN4 BEARb i FOR INFORMATION I with Sihirer B ra7-39W. /9SBS4 _ _ S38B. <95^6 ^9565^^^^^ A ^ BEAROWM£2ii2SS^™ Irows pots- mSales Assodale ^ isture. ^ ■ ROANNEMANCARl 24 OR 420- s Sales Assodate 1|Sw1jj37!I PI737;3919^^B lAWKTTNEY ■ OEBSIE HOWARD OIANN OOMAN* R1CK8EARD H DtANAV Sales Assodate' SalesAssodata ■ SaletAnAssodate ■ MuRHASonDoBarCtt DEBBIEDAN1E18 { 737-3912 m 734-11 r a M 4 2 ^ MARYOB*EimYmH H SaiesAssodfie ■ j SalasAssodate H m H737-3810 m . '■ '•i Sunday, August 27,3, 2000, Tlm M -N m n, Tmilii FtllF»ll».kM»0^ i < » — REAL,EsrirATE . Picturesque 6 ac. KlUBenLY-rtducedl 3 T\TWIN FALLS • For sale by TW-WIN PALLS. 2041 O ak. - 1AOEAMAN.2e4cow J Y 8 to . O r« l Mm. § Beaatlfnl countryco eitacc with bdrm . 2 b a th , BOS V an me»> ock upe, 3 bdrm. home, 3 !H oMecounuy.ciul}. u T . bath. dbl. flarage, many ■ J W »q ft. 4 bccJroon'ooa.2 1/2 b ith i.2 ctr BUige on 1 ae.'Heraa OK. ^ Por M ia by O w rttr. Oul^ IM ^ Now l a O m a l o 12.i)licnl8.c.l0ti. hat Include bom do* • 3 1/2 M m o fh o rKrte ipaiture with horte btm S127,500.008tkUln8L8. ' et, prime location. 2 com«omeplcfcupyourpkauret, ^ W aterer-fenced-surveyed. mesticc anand imgatlon wa- rd. fancad! tl4 2 .5 ( m /stems, elsctriciiy. •Prtvite Uoe. homee U loctied on a blU overlooking bdrni.. 2 balh. garden tub, stoptepbytheCuwomsr Keach.326-4B50.B JI7334a40« g QMAC Real Estate ' < TV. and JCC Mem^ i{ie eounin''tlde 1 g u flrplaca, vraod floora. _ • Urse, betutlful coumouniry kitchen UtouripMlallstMtyou ^S Dblcar garage, auto flOME RILER-araa. U t acre b e rshhip ip options In the > Otk throughout apprevad. All appUMtion* DRASnCAaY ^ REDUCEDI sprinklers, courtyard. • FEEIVEDLOT POR LEASE rssklekl«lU>lloBIO,»U. I Lots from .20 acre Beautllul 3 bdrm plus porch.Quality p< 1450sq.ft. Jerom e. ID-1500 haad Manianufaclured homes to anI acra.act Plana avail- • Upmln verucUt)1 • IMature linilKipiRg •c ctp ta d . Call HomM ■ 812 Jare for single-family or Amartca 733-2224 offlcaordan.2bathhome ' • 2O0-734-4O49. 2< | tFARMmANCHES/ loisteln letdkit (or lease. approiroved. Caii 734-7621 ' Cill 324-11677 f for m ore InformBtloD- wllh approx. 20S6 sq.ft. — icludes 2 houses, shop, or731-5092. patio) hohomes...or build Bcaltorion ire welcome on one level. Custom built rWIN ‘ " PALLS. 2910 Hill- I DAIRIES '"Clu' y o u r OWIown plani Prices —I Don’t hava itta flown 1 scales, shed. ' ------Jn 1997 and has It alli cre st Dr. Brick hom o In h i ERMAN tott. will con- startingng alat $32,000 • own- paymant for your new . greet e rea. All updated, r------r r --$5600«00.00/n>o. (or 3 or S yrs. HAOEF Quality oak catilnet*, oak 9! IIG UTTLE RANCHES 1 Blairsir (: (208)539-3117. aklerir •offer*, irrlgaling & Ji; *'i'J]"ill finance. For a plat homa? Wa can hatpl Call 2600 sq. ft. 3 fireplaces. 6 trim through, separate ^ ac,Fenced pasture w/ ' ' wry .culinai water, covenants. nore inlormatlon call 1-ew^01-0037 masler suite with jelted bdrm. ^ 2M bath, large fam- 1500 eq,ft. home. 3br. BERUNE REALTY WaMwInd Kqmaa | Uy room , largo covered ' “ d 1 no m(mobile homes. Coll tub & largo walk-ln closet. 2bath,newdeck.3244575 1 ^ 0 837-9 •6940 o r 5994640. nu»nT - A.ducadiof Qreat locatk>nl Now only deck, must «ee1 Priced to (Broker^rtor-owned proporiies) ■ quick M ia. 3 t>drm 1 bath, S149.500. Call Gudrun, seli-S146K.OpenBunday ^ 2pmlo6pm.734-601BJI iUHL = 7 7 = lg lancad t)ack yard, 734-1298 2 ;iite R anchette. Lovely 4 radwood dack w/hottub, COLDWELL BANKER TWIN TV FA LLS. 3 bdrm. 2 bdoth. Sprlnklors. gas hoat. ID UHL-must soli. 1 country AC. Momlngsido/O’loary. Rostaurant/bor-$175,000. |T I aero, woll, sowor, powor. landscaping, orchard. & 2 Com piolo wilh living magic valley S Call 734-1744.1 mako offor. Houso noods ec. fenced pasturo, 3K quortors. This Is a turn romodotod. CoU 543-M66. sq. rt. log home. 2 car ga* TWIN i FALLS-Candlorldgo koy oporallon. Locatod on realty JZ rage, updated kitchen area. Lg. 4 bdrm.. 2.5 a busy hwy and close to 734-1991 [pi w/oak cabinets. & lg./ bath, 2 ges firoplaces, rocroatlon oroa. $175,000. laundty/cralt rm. Vaullod vaulted colllngs, siool sid Caroy Realty-Northwest a,,BUHLfCASTLEPORD. 40 ceilings In mastor bdmi. & ing. 2 nice docks, lg 3 cor National Roai Estate acres w/gated pipe. 3 ' M tat o g r front mi. Lg. rock fireplace gorago. Ig. foncod lol I GROW... 1-800485-1025. ^ 5 lg. bdrms.3 balhs. CallII w/sprinklor systom. 1.5 bdrm. 1 bath home, cor www.gocountry.not, or rals &outbldg«. 6434125, '— ;njoy tlie tpace «if llit*-! Imiroimi, 11 iulliiililiomi-m'.irkniiiu- in 208-734-336a.» Slory homo. 720 sq. It up vMw/Krtiweet-ncdlonaLoom lition 1.2.^ tc ra wth fcnmi luMiiiv.V- iV.i'cJliien lATi l»l)ii TVflN fALCS ond 1964 sq. fl. main n. fl. dininstootn, family mom mili pciirtpcilr MinT. ilrck & l! floor. S210.000.732-5622 !i t earaCc. Crcai locaiion fur faitiiiyI' willlwill iiium.iK Nmi CARLYNN A DICK s “i 324-3354 2,ii22.soo.»a.sn3i TWIN FALLS-for salo by Call Neil Harptter 734-13;4-13Z9. ownor. 4 bdrm., 2 balh. ‘'o p B i T Hio i u se I hHomas For Sale NOH . Nowly romodolod. groot •Perfoct lamily hom o with Sunday, Auqik3UST 2 7 t h I '• EfOOY quid counlry I location! Roducod to room for all thoir pots, 1 : O O p m - 33 : O O p m 5104.000. Call 733-3799 cluhlMiiRinihhncwiT. I prolects, and horsos. 20„ ondsoeot4t1AltalrOr. Hosted By Cart Bergercr - Doshier Realty Mxll buill home. 3 bdnn. fenced acros 4 a homo . 2 balli homi- w/ilcck & I g TWIN FALLS-This 2 yr old with 32B5 sq. n. Featuring ‘ {treat $159,900. IS 5 bdrms. 2 full baths. 22 homo Is bottor lhan now half baths. 2 family rooms,I, w/landscaping already BARRY BRACKETT 1 walk out basom ont &i dono w/room to grow, 936-6764 OR 324- M ■ r1 BARGAIN much moro. This homo Iss This homo has 3 bdrm., 2 3354. *'X1H75 ■31^ 1 HUNTING? reat^ to soe.S17a,500.000 bath. 2 cor gorage. Full mil Iliis iinrlv 1407 vr ft. ti)iilcini»nrmimnitvlumniii nue Catl Carlynn & Dick Nohh unllnlshod basomont. • TWO STORV BRICK in a>cirra. 1 cjliirrs :i imfnKims. 2 IwiIls. RVt’luikiii'ii&iliiiii]). luii sils nl. C1. Park Circlo. 736-5965. D Rnliicnll<)SllC,5l)0.«y«HH or Irwin RMlty 7344500. m Mrm. -I hiih home on 2525 E.3'i3 7 1 9 N . Ctn Steve K o h i ^ 734-tBSt or SheiTi:w ri Pldlin T3&398K 2.48iicrts, Central air a a New Construction byy Creekside( Homes wc. fp, aiudicUj?ari|{i- fr OPENFHOUSE tl Over 3,500 sq. ft. on 1 acre in pIiLS 4 ba^’ RN' bxm. MUai MOU!! SUNDAYY 1-3 PM Windmill HeightsH S259.000. BONNIE B. 324-7304 OR 324- H MLSH952>5237 3354. W50«H ■ *187,5' , 5 0 0 • JUSr USTEDI tirtck H Cm ] E U ASSUMABLELE LOAN! humc und appro);. M1xi(s H IXin'l ict the umnttunily tu luiuinr' iiu«this lll.\ kvm \villi a D o s s i e r j shop o n l acre .S.W. of “ iiilcmi rale iu\i ;i>ti In'. I lomcic fcaifcatiiirs ;i U-ilriximv, gealt-y Jerome (or only 1.5 i; ] htthj, iostiy kilc!it.'i. dccE. doa mnrun A »hfd. R'ifrcl fiii |150.000.ALlosprin- the 1.5 finf time licmicinnTr; ty...M29.S Cciilrallv liK,ilr>l nr.it uirj ^llll]l|lill!!iiiiii! .mil I'M. till' :i ham & corril.v ilomi- ~licilnxini. 2 lulh iunik' is uirul l' lilsI IIIIII luiMi. ha.s«ak(lo<.rinR,illf, tValiiirs 121)0 v[. fl. Ill living si.itc plusliisL'i.ii L' i I'ji.ii't M.miti.- H H T y o u r mm ^ A r a m S r i Q I den ik family r.K)mv Kr.l.imkaiiiii*(. i’rirr.1 jl oiiiv S r’.IXW. e-.I.Siille-.l.Sii B U ll Uavld'Wtlwn S43.K;43.K:I4S. ^BLisaW ilUaiDsjDS& Jerry R nsM gE H fonnal dining mi. rp, S hdm». balhs, bvaullftil TMnrtfnfrJnr J J S C learw ater M landscaplnR& cowed 0 m aa c g io palio. $260,000. BJ.. ill«yrailty CLEAN a WELL MAlKTAINtOm 11281121 «q. ft,, 3 bedroom homt on K im . OR BARR\' valUIley 1991 A a cornet loi louttd it 1120 S.. CieveltndCie In Jeiomt. Ctiport. 324-3354. f9535S laenA va.E , woodttovt. cruin link ftndno. AsionlonedliulttiMS.0KLYt8T.400. CALL HAY SABALA TODAY fUR MOREM0> DHAIU AT 7J4-C00 OR r e aalty l ThtMaglel J J 639-SS21.(teTM| • ATTEmiON HOR.se LOVERSt 5 acres of NEWLY u sn o ill Good itmal irKOnKome on ihls one bedroom, ont >0‘o f ti7 7’fe n '* , mislevatl«) r tops, arid tome arp« S piiffl. fcnced pa.« baumint. Baument It l _ 539-2019. L HOUSI being redon«. New dr/wtn. electricalrical & plumbing. All Ihn ott 4-1/2 acrei. Ju tr2 milts Irom Jerorrnome. Also lettures cottili A IN SUNDAY AUGUST 21. oulbulldM>. AT S129.90Q.900. CALL VICTORIA RAY FOR THAM -COUNTRY FAI HOHE OEilUL 8AT754-10W OR 7S47S4-SSOO. (90729) JUBT LISTED HOME CLOSE TO0 EEVERYTHINOMI This large 3 bedroom, 2 Btth home l» pUctd In ana; eicellent locallon. Tucktd In tmorg trie irm win a pitvate btttyicJtywd you would tn|oy iwj nomt E• 1 0 MODORRISON-fflMOO ILOOP-I12MOO ROCKGM?OENg Ca®OCORN£RCC umt with great W HOME - wirfent spi'l (toof K s t f f f i w a VIEWOf THEOVJrC'NfON COMPLETiLY REDONE WTEROR 1 jprrtJer 5y«em and iengFalls, Idaho 208-734-5858 . JERfl GREEN IS HOS OPENEHOUSE 407 Crookedd Stick Road SUNDAY, AUGUSIST27TH« MPM /^REALTY r e a l t y 735 ShoshoniP j j BBSS / ^ SptltlilllX TAKHOOU- COUKSr.ROAD TO) V!TIIE ESTMSCe OFSOKTH KIM V \tiiiiiiiiii. \ THIS FOU.OWWEJ -Opts'D HOVSC-SIGSS TO VIEW Tim iniFvi. sm i£wis co.CONSJRUCTIOS HOME OV THE uuiiidiig ji:K0MF.Goisawii5f:. ■ I IftOSi. fl. Oi> nt Unt'ImtluJm lot Wtrtiiiiiu! I . Maut! Bntn-m, • Sta,Urrb^lh • . . hvmt Si«»n ■ A'llrhmn • LuMulr\ ■ Sgicim I : S '*:.,™ ,, ■ Daiiidl I \ ' ' T To Y.wNttJ,'. SUZIE BOBBIE PAU M in u And Stueh Mort fFci„ o, ij...'312,000 RICHARDSON DEWITTITT [ c ^ n ;H4 KOWUND, Brokir 901 S . Lftico/n jroperties Hosuuw m In MARSHA JSROUee POIMTlAC CENTUFJRY 21, GREAT TtmberUnne Realty B0J ■ h4T|iM »4M .TvlnPii pRila, Id ah o S unday. AugiMBIWta7.2000 JEROIM . 1.24«crt«, >HAQERMAN. 1 aora. TRADES NEEDED HAIANSEN'SB FLEET- B04°iS£iSSi^SS'5* cABtvREWORKER CASHOtttnCLERKS ClfinCALw u . : V/S8X14' mobila homf, zonad raaldantlal, graat l2wk)eeorUwk>as. WtWOOD. 14x70.3 bdrm. 2 KMDEROARTEN I TwinIn F a lls C o u n w S a f a NaadedId to work Pait-dme. Sacrataiiaiuiai a BocMcMpino 32X3e‘ahop, watar: kicatlon. OWNER KKm- FAX ’ Any condition. 9ath, b a brand new eond. Opan3anlngator2yri.aokter. '2 ^xiaeJuvanllaCarawo- 1 gtattlnling at 16 par hour. poaMona. PR-ScCP.NorvSm^ • htr««, naw ■•ptic VATEOI C a l 637-;l339.B Wa hava In stock (5)16- .Ota Lot ol ingradaa. A Staal C m sr. Wa a rs aaarchkn for i training, hiaurance .733-7300ISob or 678-4040 wWa8a(6)14wldasa(4) atttt $24.600.732-6179JB • ^ ndMdual mat would ttia w /ayara a danui. 40ik a ^ m rISONNELffUfS s o i ...... •y||am..MUaTaELL. 1 PiMi l6AH6.Rt;ar front YOUR : . ' t74.OOa731-O4O»fied.ChlUcara Mustuat Ib a a t least 21 ye ars ^ t l o n R. 3 bdm . 2 bath manu* < TIMES CLASSIFIED Jarome, Idaho. ■ Peraonals lor ^f anyaoa.3opanb>ga , of ageage, hava a high achool 'xm*,! Intake a Aaaaea- j Raaarvdr.l^w/SOOaq. C lafk High achool tK turad honw on S acraa 324-4360 Of 731-4741 ^ a v a a ^ . Locatad n a ar dlpKiniMoma or a QED. some DEPARTMENT _2 3CARE orOED;al w /w alar.«tie.000lo} ft. cabin. Oack, wood- tom lnf^lda Elam antan. chUdlUd (cara axpaftanoa and O;abaiytoconvm»- •tova. powar plant. 135' TWIN F A L U ^ 1 0 1 I Mon I O am t CMMm t b Is nicataaffiI allMlvaly WKh tha quaUflad buyar. 7M% aa- 208-734>5538 BEST ^ BUY In Townl 3 ■ stakleaCPRoerttfled. availvalid drlvar'e llcenea. •ufflabla l»an. By appoint* of lakafront^. 655-4277 . LOST A FOUND hiring a toving a ^ p u b lic;c; aability to read. O R bdrm, bfl 1.5 bath. 7 2 mobUa L «at732-042a/4204514. Submjbmlt resume to; Twin iable person, CPR a wrtM. api mant onty. CaR ^ 1 4 4 4 .. —' S O R P C O m R B — ------Ids County Human R fr , apeak Spanish a hom e in Skylana Mobile ------aid ^ lu s. Pick up Englishlah keyboard 60 : AUCTION sourclurces. P.O. B0X126, V S ,, KIMBERLY-2.6 ac.twma , 208^77-4543 Homeh, Park. Offered at .a t: 677 Filer Ave. WPM concomputer akflls hv - ' SNAKE RIVER VIEW onlyMSOOillCaDQudrun, oi. Twinwin Falls, ID 63303 o r * sita. b a n 330 X 330. flat.• ' PR O P E R T Y . fMlnlmum (BURLEY) " >)eaaa chack your ad fori ■ ig Microsoft Word, 7^7l62lofdetallsl ^ Jth^Fih Floor,'Twin Falla CHaO( ,aAooeas.Ftaeuma tancad. and of Iana. naar' bU $56,000.00 and tarma correctness on tha flratl m m ounty Courthouaa. Nannlillee wanted. East COLOW EU BANKER ? Uipty al 3 E. 200 8 . . Falla Ave. E. & 3600 E. avallabla. 11.76 acraa I flii I ^ythat^ltmna, asThel —^ EQua3ual Opportunity Em- Coastst (CT.1 NY. NJ) Sava .S3S,000.423-5869. ^ NANNINI REALTY £ contact AMandre (fonnar matartal alta) lo ■ COMMERCIAL MESSAQE pioyio y e r a n d D ru g F r a e $$ whivhile watching kids. 733-7162 aportslble J lor errors a f-l _ „ ifiada 0 678-1171. cated ai approximately I PROPEBTY •nl pay to find worlc be- Work)'ortcplaoe. Topsalaries. sa Paid airfare. 575 E. 2B0 N. Acequla, TWINFALLS te te r that tim e.______J ------vacatioittons a hoDdays. Use cLERK immediate PossesslonI 2 >ra you get the )ob. For C Idaho. Oral auction al SD H i:------'™ RPENTERS ofcar.-ir.TSNe0064»2132. Moiel daideak clerk exp. bdrm, 1 bath manufac- - E-k:-UAIL your daaalfled ad 1:00 PM on Auguat 30, cG reat businesa oppottunltyl mers needed, atarting —— ^ red. NKa Shift. AppV lured hom e In excettent touaat 52* >y $12.00 per hour. 1 yr CHILDD CARE n e ed ed In 2000 al the property. For Meat^ packing plant. In- ^ ica scam a, wrfta to the W $ home, swing ehlft "P>r»onon. «Super 6,Heybi)m more Informalion. call the condition. Perfect for flrst twInadOmlcTMnett iperlence raqulrad, niy ho cludea equip & Inventory. time ” buyers or retirees. ^ ederal Trade Commis- rs. Must have car, coNSTnu i T K w S S Idaho Tranaportatlon De Poaalble owner cer- " 6UNb l.m al. 6ull dog. f,** ind tools and transMrt- hours mUCTKM .Located In quiet park or u . lon, Washington. D.C,. Xton. ? Can 208-659-08M . J^M mfnum u wage. 734-6061 Q ^ ^ i n partm ent Diatrict 4 Ofnce, ry/tralnlng. Call Tonya ^ Has white haad a paws, 0560, Of call the Nattoo- }alnting bualneia, \ _ y • /ban be moved. Mtordably bri ng (or Individual lo 216 Data Street, Stios< Backua 734-3136 or ~ brlndle body. Found by ZI ^Fraud . Informatton Can- ■g t s nCAL looklnji f( priced at $25,700. Call hw •xra»ummwtM«p,(vnan ^ 324-3354 . tiona, Idaho. 208-086- David Wataon 543-6345. g Hwy.83.Call32frJJEROME Ragdoll breed? Please forgee Braga a Donnel- CtB7 Ing to work flexible m s B rI SriOCTION u EataMlahed Heating & AC m ^ SXm • ALMOST1/2AOU FLAG I LOT zoned R-4 E magic valley ^can 206-733-2974. ^ ly la aeeWng team mem- SSKIta worker needed fi LOT In quiet ndRhbor- behind & w est of 161 bualneaa. includes 5300 REEIyr.okJCoIlle-Cnow •er ber for tax season. Must CARPIRPENTERS Vood River Valley, hood for )cur new con- Ridgeway. Lg 24'x52' sq.ft. bldg, 5 vehicles. realty mix. mi f^emale. Loves demlamonatrate retum prep- prenbceaJoumeyman DOE. Call Skip at ______struction. ManufacWftd shop w/concrete floor, Invontow & equipment. people. Call 436-1154 aratiiration sMIIs and compui- Csfpentefs.CaH7i&0424 a ^ '0 8333301.______Merrickck OC o n s t n jc t lo n ^ -$23&TO0Oi-Cal(-O«vld ------• -woodetovarrefrigeratofr - ir proflclaricy. Send re- 0'32('326^1610, le B w m sg Jh p pB5 y aL------^—720=4137;T37-0f67S-1782.------W ateon 543-8346 or - 7 3 4 - 1 9 9 1 ------^ - « r P Only $22,500. Poatlble ume and references to; jcrrn: w ier,sc» trlo Jlie. Ton|^Backua 734-3136. ^ Accurate typing owner carry. TWIN FALLS, Skyline 14- HOUND H POUfib~ accountant. P.O. Box 2^"*i S i R ^$35K per year (11,000. BJ. 324- I iPA AUTO P A R T S Is EDEN 7 0 .2 bdnn.. 1 t>aih, Insu TWINFALLS ^90292, Twin Falla. ID. '^^A scrtba notes for MD's 4249 OK u m 539- TWIN FALLS JJ equipment machanl- 131'X307'CORNER. 1 lated skirting, 20' awning, ANIMAL1 SHELTER ^ oklng for long term Indl- ort( independently, 0501. #96748 Bualnaaa location on ______iduaTs with good atti- pllcantmustpoaaeaa sliould bo ablo to divldo i frtoge, slove, W/D, swamp vISS Medkal helpful. Addlaon Ave. E with 864 a( OUND ACC<;couNnNQ tudes n diesel a gasoline Into sm aller lots. Streets coolor. Exceptionally FOI ides a neat appearance. p .nin 1-800-362-8399.‘ „ • 8 ACRE PARCEL s1lh In. Voiloy Schools. sq.ft. Now $66,000. Call d cl< e an . Located in Camoo 1.. Lab L Cross, black, male ADMINISTRATION A Hounours will b e 25-30 p er le repair sMUa. CDL water shares. NlccvJnw $23,500. Nell Harpster 734-1329. Mobilem Estates, C-4. pup. pu green collar, found High Higl volume, extremely weekeek. Slatting pay $6 p er CLERICIICAL licensela a atrong plus. Will of csityon rfin. Ekcween TWINFALLS •9 4 7 2 0 «$8000. Call4e7-2125.« at at Fred Meyera. challenging, chj diversified hour.sur. Apply in person at; LegalI Secretary,S FT, aalaty pay OOE.CalTofflcaforOOE :lorlcal position requiring 1550 Jerome and IWfn Falls. 'MOTIVATED SELLER. O ( w nar c a r ry ll 0,400 sq;ft. — d or 550 Klmberty, Rd. Twin DOE.E. Kneeland. Coliisr, a p ^>lntmenL tn 734-4641. commercial bldg at 240 ^ DOPTION: solf sell moth/ated IndMdual falls. ig testing required. *47.000. UNDA Largo commercial-zone i 519 I AW mis. Idaho Korb.3,Ketchum.726-0311. > Dnjg t» Oth Ave. W. Two bays ■ .Border Collie Cross, lortor busy office. Musl have ------HILUR 324-8684 OR com or tot on Washingion iCEMETCRYLOIj^ & Srd Avo. W. Oldor 2 ren te d with room for two black a whllo. fomale AR/ir. B J. ROSS An EOE family ihomes,-For details 93.734-7621 or 731-5092. check If your pet Ishore. 3 2 4^ 249 OR KITIY coll Steve Kohntopp 734- , AD Thla i la not an up-to-date 1 5 5 ’ SPENCER 539-0501. ******** * * * TIMES Tl CLASSIFIED ]J SCOUNTINQ------1901. t06S91 Mat: mbced dogs aro hard p o3WER w Englneera. Inc.. . i<;5069 Potential rental invost HAQERMAN. AUTO DEPARTMENT to ,0 describe. Or como ptek g J ! SERVICE CENTER FOR leoks a full timo book- mont property. 2 bdrm. 1 out0 a puppy, dog or cat. ioeper for a now posilton • PRIME COMM. LAND RENT. 4 bays, hoist, 208-73^5538 bath 1989 N ashua locat- TTwy w ould love a n our ^ Haiioy offico. 3-5 on So. Lincoln. Qosc lo od In quiol park. Nowor compressor. Main Street location. Qroat opportuni 208-677-4543 fears accounting experi- frcw’ay. 2+ acres w/200’ carpot & pad. wotor Thisj, Is a public setvico mco, including AP, AR hoator, all appl. itKiudod. ty, $80Q/mo. *837-6402* (BURLEY) announcement of of frontage, more ground *********** _ ind Qonoral Lodger Is anliable. $150,000. Waiting for your renters. Tho Times Nows. ecommended. Respon- BJ. ROSS 32 4^ 249 R oduced to $19,900. CallI iHAQERMAN. Soli or kiase, ^ M l I LOiO ST m ale C h e sa p o ak o sibllilbllllles oiso include data Highway 30 Ironlago w/lg. ■ OR K irry SPENCER Sunny McKelvoy 736- MANUFACTURED rotrlovor. „ brown. 10 m os ontisntry In our customized 7141. #96251 building. OWNER MOTI- ■ h o m e s old.o|< h as pink coilor. Areo aiccountlrn ce software. The 5 3 9 -0 ^ 1 . *92263 MVR COMMERCIAL VATED. Call 837-4339.M L AOMMmolUaOieVaMyRMlly . W ost M agic R esorvoir- ideedeal candklate will havo KIMBERLY ALALL Inventory in Southom 8/17/00. 8/ REWARD $100. stroItrong computer aKllls (In- CARLYNN a DICK Idaho. Oregon, and 539-1649. 53 coll# clue:luding MS Wonj/Excoi], OST male Goidon U b in I®'':on-key abilily. groat at- vicinity 2 mllos East of entlon to dotall and good MIM NOH nlorporsortai skills. Weetwlnd Homes e, •Beauty shop a opartmont _ Sugar Factory. Has faded rod neck band a a Robles „ in Kimberly. Qreat loca- '*•' ours are 8-5 Mon.*Fri. R e c r e a t i o n __ tag. Children really miss m i tion . 1 block ofl main Solary DOE. Comprehen- him. Call 208-733-8226.B acrosa from park. Could HANSEN. HA BeaullhJi. almost hli >ivo benefits packago hovo many usos. Zoned ( Properties new 3 bdrm. 2 balh dbl. Coi•OST. 6 yr. QoWon Lab.”w/ offe^fferod. Apply diroctly on commercial. $78,500.00. wkJo In nice park. Only liconso, H( Toby. Mlaaed unaIne a t www.powsreng.com VWWJOHNLSCOTT£OM/t INAR Call ' Cartynn a Dick Noh $24,999% or olfor. Coll Kyle badly. bi Coll 734-5272.B ODr rf fax (208)788-2082. AN at 734-7608 or 731-4260 at Weshvind Homos EEO/AA EMPLOYER.B n a n I ------1 orlrwlnRaelty734-650a 732-5710 or 734-1967. g I’n B eiuO ffkt 106 1 — DVERT18INQ m i$t.p).4m TWIN FALLS r r r ^ = = ^ l iSPECIA^OTIC^ ADVI 19.23 acres on Kimberlv rtM M rtrtrir R oad. Zonod C-1 on frorrt - A l c o h O l I c s M-2 zoning on back. 20 A N O N Y M O U S Immn/M dteta Opening art-tlm o In Claesiflad •$4161000-H■IAOERMAHao tOAHO * wator shares. Controlled 06-73^6300 a 726-4650H Part AdlHl o u nI d WNVWJ0HUJCO1JCOTT£CW/45e00 Access Hwy. $495,000. Sales for Twin Falla offk». Contact Walt Hess or Accuracy In spoiling, com- ■m << M alMi Mf| Dorothy Qolst ot Oom FAX- gutor i skills and pioasant w manner essential. Self •$5301000'F3 * P in6 Id a h o ’ State Roolty. Inc. 734* wwwgciMJCOijCDnroH/EGQ27 0400.#95451______324-3354 startor. able to focus on Homea For Sale YOUR laaka E at hand a handle 4 518 I deadUno prossuros. Nood ■ m o b il e h o m e ^ , 10 bo veiling to wori< floxi- • $ 3 6 5 0 0 0 -F EATHlWeat l ^ . b AHO- j • LOOKlASmNY WWWAMJC01 AD Die hours. Send resume: ktOiM iHANSEN-'9S Fleetwood. 2 FENNYl Inunaculate 3 riM TH ES CLASSIFIED Deby Johnson i« « Mr Om B »> SaeiTcit bdtm 1 bath, front kltchon. bedroom. 2 bath hotne DEPARTMENT P.O. Box 548 Exc. cond. Ind. bully bam. on a large lot nestled in 208-734-5538 win Foils. Id 63303-0548 '$ 2 6 Q 0 0 0D*P M in& Id a h o * $22.500^oftor. 4 2 3 - ^ . M majestic pines. Work or call 735<^8 STANLEY shop a green house for 208-6^-4543 rrtrtrtM « M Ttr top *>li Ml m A WhataSteallOWer2bdrm. only $54,000. BONNIE mobile honw, vsw wami. a 324-7304. #96740 ___ QRICULTURE • $ 0 6 9 0 0 •F eatwATHERVlUA lOAHO * Furniture a appliances r S bI r ' ^la n c h team , ono to cook wwwx»»ueoiLjeoTT£OH/46287 Ind. $4000.208-774-3461. • WEU CARED FOR 3 lia t birthday ad you placod for for small crow, one to do SUN VALLEV/The Mead- bedroom home, garaflc, _som e tlnv) ogo In Tho general \ ranch worii. owa #29. Very clean. 2 T7/nea-Wows?Nowisthe SaU>ala7 a housing suitable • $ 3 Z 5 0 0I ' 'P Pine. Idaho * mature landscaping in a WWWJOMKO bdrm.. 1 bath, W/D. re time to como pick up^your lor lor small family provUed modeled kitchen, dining . nice arex Realtor pteluros.SlopbyTho Apply A| Rkldle Ranches, w l room , on landscaped cor- owned, $66,000. B J. Cuslomor { Service Dept RMdle. Ric ID, 208-759-3249 ner tot. $12.000.72^6067 ROSS 324-4249 OR lodayl ____ evonlr>gs.l KfTTV SPENCER 539- UTOMOBILE PARTS . If you w ant a new house, joij o b , o r 0501. #95865 I ■ 107 1 *C0COUNTER PERSON And Operated. Each Officee liIndependently Owned An ■ ABORTION I Full-tiffMJ F Posilton for any piece of nm erchandise, I’ll l o o k • SACIOUS AND READY ■I ALTERNATIVES I mothfAledtr person wllh We’ll SellII Your Home! For1 Only automobile parts shipping, to occupy 3 bednwm. 2 ^PKONANCY C nS S CCNTEH “ ‘Jreceiving and counter for it in th e classifiedsc of m o r e 1/2 baih home wllh FREE TESTING aales u experienco...must t405 FlattFeel 1 rajffii Incredible view aland- 734-7472 73 - 800-371-7472 havo excellent customer than 500 neviw spapers natioro n a l l y . scaping. 30‘x72‘ Insulat- ^ son/tee skllla. CompetllNd $109,900...... 455 U ...... 1 1 M S « !» it ed beatri shop, dt>l. I------108------1 wZ ages. exceUent working T hen I’ll em aail its location tot o y o u . PROFESSIONAL ^ 3 bdrecB, I-V4 bdk besn ai. I beats rs«L i rwB f« garage, orehard and ■ conditions and benefit lrrccii.fa,«i^apil,hi SERVICES package. pa< Apply In porson 0M vliUa2finpbH,| berries set up for easy L C037a Monday - Friday at Gary’s care on 1,15 actts. —------BANKRUPTCY------W estland Motors, 1427 $121,500.. U I 4lliAva. ..l0317*A«a.E,J«sM $175,000. DAN SUUR Co^ p e t l t h r e tales on Chap- Blue G Lakes Boulevard b> M & Ud«^ M tooai, 324-2019 OR BJ. tor 1 7 bankruptcies. Call rtonh, t please aak for pdb.D033IV ROSS 324-4249. Jefl ' Stokor at 734-6452. Jaym J ie Winn, Servtee ...... 1 2 6 lrasU a » H . #92454 -TB T e TOHBTSDW c XH" Director. Dir Gary's W estland $113,900 ...... 219 Wl 3Mt«H,2brikpad«^gm Repair. Rebuild. Replace Family Fa of Dealerships Is a B y t lh i e w a y .■ ,■ ■ [fan^3biim2ldvKlll dmg-free workplace. 3Tl>»«nJ7e upgrades. 3 bdnn, 2.5 pa^.Call731.9723.B p transmission tm RR person. s m r b s ^ detVoOlce, fonnal ^ Apply In perso n a t: 310 MAbW6(^K. small tree Jf dlAlng, aod huge inaster. Main, Jero m e. Idaho $69400...... 9S1BiSl. $91900.... work, flowar bad waad- ' ...SISB iM hriik bedroom with lou of || or call 324-8760 M oddnJbidtnvIk storage, all on 1.756 jSAUTOMOTIVE TECH. ■ ats with shop'gatage. ■ r i i I Due)ua to our recent axpan- ConrcnlenitobothTMn ■ CHILDCARE ston ^ we naad an>e rienced Auto Techs. Must have $119,995...... I $ % 9 0 0 ..2 1 l FaUs a Jerome. ■ SER V IC E S Au U U t d h r a O i — owown toola. Excellent vrto- $118,000. Kimr 539- ^ e s a benefits. Poeltions in m o m - v m . CHIU) CARE-24 h o u r « 0501 OR B J. 324- ^ Lkjonced chikJ care, Burley. Bu Oooding a Twin $126,900 ...... 171 0 ..46SswiM s0t,Jws 4249. #96018 lunches and anacka. Falls. Contact Howard O For m ore infoi>nnation, call 733-13 - 0 9 3 1 . ilfaB>IIOOnft,3b«foaai^: Large fenced yard. 679 67 Poleline Rd. T.F.. or • HIDDEN HORSE ICCP. I 25 yra expet. All John J® O 1230 Kimberly M indi^ng^pdiga Rd., T.F. We Are a Orug RANCH w/avlewf!l«. agea • welcome, raferanoes Rd Free Workplaca.______country home w/4 bdrms av ail Affordable rates. P " Call 324-5784.a XVI a 2 1/2 baihs. Big coun- g , ifM kaidi4U.bkiLm PmsrSTBrmESCHDOC LiraJ n e Servica Position. . tryWitbenw/newgas^, ^Experienced teachers AireUrcraft movement, fueling $2)5,000...... 2 0 4 7 0 coiydenw/^a2car Completeq curriculum and an misc. duties. Great 5ki«a;3l/}Uvteaia m S S S S m gange. All nested hi Ig. * SmaDdaases g outdoor ou acttvtty a re a near ire a 00 9.3 acres. ONUr rtowfadllty N Sun Su Vailey Idaho. Com ■SS petitive w agea and h iq s U 734-1898 1149.000. BONNIE B. To Tc enroll In our 2000-01 P« Ib SSS^ s * W k M e « * y benefits. Fax resume to: pm.D02tiT 324-7304 OK 324- program, p call 735-1440. ^ Classes are available 3, S Su un VaUey Avlatton. Inc. http://w w w#.m . aglcvall*y.cf . o o m UKFltHIAVIW BW EEAST^IVEJ^ 3354. #94246 } (208) 788-0653. altn: n I______l l j Mika R ^ . ______ ■ g ' ...... ;■ Surxlay, August 27,2(2000, T lm m -N tira. Twin FalU DAIRY DRIVERS EVIDENCe EVl TECHNICIAN PINiNANCIAL B E N E FIT - HOUS:USKEEPING MANAOlAOEUENT . H t t c^NICS ^ MFt>K?ALiL Expertenoed mllkera & out- AA-RECOR TheTbe City ol Twin Falls Is ac; Fai'astest orowlng financial Eam I the S you Jam beba « Juice h as Immedi- ttnmedlaU r>g CNA'a and NA'S ettehetp.Cai0M46a8«I CHOICeS ANO OPTIONS cscepting eppllcallons for berleneflt firm In A m erica deserve-nowl ( aleasI asalstant manage> pertencs diesel it^ or torAartiedlaiedLlvlnoFscillly. ABSMfliAvallMl DAtRY Co. Positions 30c start aran evrOENce TECHNI- eet>eeks 3 key people In Start Sta O $8 per hour. tnentnl poetkms.p 20-26 hrs. heavy e «1-42580f7Sor734-iafea $8.00-$1IU)0 per hour— Mlker wanted. Exp. prefer. Lease poslttons S40-S70K 01CIAN/C.S.O. in the PoUce Mategki Valley area. FT & 41S(ISAddtoonAve. «3. porr week.w< Please bring lenicom _ red. Call 306-63S4326Ji1 Special fteeta for 0 / 0 DiDepartment. Beginning PT.>T. Flexible h n .$ 4 S 0 0 /- 13=51 lume to: 799 C heney environnmmerrt. Contact UEOtCAL NDSCAP1N0------Twin Falls. 10. • JACKS- taamniindnaveny B3QRV------— Happy Fuel and Benefits nvmonihly salary is $1822. wk.»k. Can 877-607-0314. » Johnson Co. In Ketch- y;- I P«Jtk>neaJ• 0] Sav^tooth Sur- 1-800^37-4166 EOE Responsible Rl lor the De- = = j e rnOMe. o 10 B3338 oery Centeentar. Monday thru AmfttgwlcidnlOR ^ yw rtfe evidence and >RKUFT OPERATORS umm isi> looking fo r land- MANUF l o t s E 2900 S in Hager-— DRIVERS K leeded In the Twki Falls acap:a p e m a ln l. w o rk e rs. Machlnihine O perator. Q ood ______^ Friday;: SurgicalSu experi- m an. 837-4442 c v e a J B t TTruck Driving . . irea. Day shift. Must havo Drtvstlvots Itoense & mowing m athIth akilis1 n e c e s s a r y . HEOICAI ance prefeireferred. Agriculture I a s well aa'a^T iSlnetlori . ^ •R N -p art-llart-lime ~ 8c/iooflnBuhl.4a.6 wk *, ucedent work history and exp.i¥ ♦ + ¥ + •CNA-lulH N eeded for b ^ offlce. duties. For a compktio job [E SP0R T S7 nd resum e: Attn: Per- PRiROQRESSIVe Call forlor 0appointment Exp. req. PT & FT. r^t^h^r. d» Apply in person, CtiwM Production description, including . nnel, P.O.Box 153. NU ^ ttSim 733-K13-1662. EOE Sendreeurrteeto: qualitkailons. contact the ^ s Times-News Is accept- 1nFans.lD83303«t53. ^ _ GnmoI Libor Box 00530, %The Personnel OtHce located ____ igappUcattons lor sever- . . . m ,- DfllVERS------^------S iUPAetUhiMa ------n u s .iLPNV»C®s p PSA's MEDICAL HachimOpetaton Tlmes-News. P.O. Box CDL Drivers needed for - ' In In CIN Han. 321 2nd Ave- OEMENERAL WAREHOUSE atI ImmediateItr evening, m a n u i- •or positions in SOCIAL:iAL WORKER 648. Twin Fans. ID 63303.I- hanrest. Could work Into nuo ni East or phono 73S- Intertermounlaln Bean Co’. Is patt-ian-tlme openings on our The FarmhouseFar Collectk>n. IU < ll pnxlucor of unk)ue. BETBJTJ5R------■ full time. 324-7610, msg. 7251. 7i Ctoelng dale Is 10W no hiring for General aponports desk. Ouallfkid ap- ‘'K - P SWseS? v»'iValley Regional Landioplng Q/S/2000. Tho City of Twin Worty, Mon.-Fr1.0-Spm ableble to type eccurateiy on c urrei progresslvonurslng PT days/vys/weokonda and er Detention and Youlh^ bo taking applications pi entice. Journeymen Coimnicllon Cenior. We ere looking Froo Work Place. 77=5 eadllne and undor s needed Social 2 starting on Aug. 7. 2000, =7 RAIN HANDLERS tyssutv. An appreciation andd Maaiar U crafte per tB. BSW Required. Clerical (or Indlvkluals who can be" for truck drivers, loader EXCAVATOR------ndeeded" in the Bliss area. n s for all departm ents 3^ 3X T l** "oVor; positive role models whoo nd understanding ol •o*’* • ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ MSWpro((Droforrod. Ono year ° ■ oporators. dispatches & Apply In person. ,_ports o f Is also desirable, ^ productionPfo< and finish, ______— ------m e d iccal a l social work Apply In peisonal providing structure and° mechanics lor 2000- ,* Employment Solutions K?. jr company offers com- MEDICAl guidance In a 24 hour )ils job la kleal lor a high Our cc t I n /n ia e h a rn a OXpononCConco, ^ 20001 sugar bool season. 218.Falls Ava. chool or college student petllivtlllve w agos. benefits A dm is ■ facility. Male and female® Apply In person ot: 212 “ I d oxcolloni opportuni- Coordlidlnator-Parko View w a nitnr 1 ■ appilcanta seeking re- hELP s WANTED withflth on interest in a com- d 0. flor a compelilivo '■ Hlghfand Ave. Twin Falls »' lunteallons career, or for Hass fortoi advancomonl, Ap- C a ro, & S Rehabilitation ■ warding psrt-ttme employ- Call Pally 600^2<-3060. Ive In. room & board *. mun & on oxcolloni liox- or1125W.Hwy25.Pau1. housekeeping, cooking, anyinyono In te re ste d in a PlyMn in porson| al; 807 Rus- Cenier onofit packago th m ; ■ ment ere encouraged to^ ID. Drivors m ust havo a FA I St., Twin Palls, istorodiX l i r » ’aS58: ■ opply. O ood writing end some driving. Oulel coun- llveljveiy and inlerosting part- w tS t. Includos; . ° Class A CDL wllh double 1 Iry IMng. Ideal lor som e- tlm«Imo job. Apply al the MARkETINQ t ------®of 2 years experi- ■ communlcallon skills ®a ondorsements. Wo do a< to perform admis- patd I must. Submit handwritten aS?fco”a5 S>SiiS'lot one S working a PT job or Timiimo»-News ofllce, 132 rREPRESENTATIVE e p “ >oid Time OII ! I’ training. Circle A Con- lactory fi omploymoni. II n retiredm w/ pension, if ihis 3rdird Sl. : W., or send a ro- ’ W ids .ho/E.Or.Bon l a n d d i s c h a r g e Hoalth/DIth/Oontal/Vlalon coNsntucnoN cover letter wllh appllca- struction Is on equal op- ssm ents. Enjoy this l Ko/Ai ft toin to: Human Resourc doslxablo that factory Intorosts inti you or som eone su mn e 10; J e ff R o s o n . Travelavols tho otea moking S! lo/AD&O/LTD ' Concrete worK«r needod. portunity omployor. you know. Paul 324-4907. spoiports editor. P.O. Box conlconlacl wilh ooont. 10 “ J ™)lo position working Rollromoni pa„ Pay DOE and ability. es. P.O. Box 126. Twin » progressive Transi- inipni Car :_____ EflIla^lD-a33Ql.i.4th.ftoQt-iL J>RtVERS______S S S S Z J l 146, Twin F a lls, Idaho increa:reoso premium growth: I Caro Comor and , ------C»II796^13JI ------— **0R1VERS**------— l3303-0548rROSUniI>5----- g^Fai much mSTS; — of Iha C ourthouse. Twinn ClassA&B CDL truck <\T MAY TRUCKING CO “ ordinating ono overseo'-' isslonal toom that is c6N6tHU6n6M ------nay also be foxed to inonig marketing octivities; c ' , Falls County Is an oqualst drivors noodod lor local WE DO THINGS RIGHTl md moosuro. Don't ^,0,0 Journeyman carponlors opportunity employer andid hay/corn sllago haul & ’"'’..T rjar" Wi 208)734-5538. portoerlomtlngogoncybook oro inlormalion * HI pay/benefits 401K JiZZ 0 timo. ocl now-opply pio aso0 scsend rosumo or needed with framing exp.■‘P- a dnjg (ree woikplace. Qroen Giant sHage haul- * Qroat roules/miles msactlonslnthorospec- W agee b ased on skills & LOANS live oroos. Also '",^5.'^trson. Attor^lion Dob- rZ tnM:i; ' — Ing In Buhl. D ay /n ig h t ^ * Soltlo2x por wk q ;or/or.DON,EOE MVflM exp. Sun Vaiiey aroa. Call Twin Falls, Idaho '' rospo■sponsible lor rocruHlng, k/RMC. Human DISCOVERY RESEARCHI, shlfls: Aug. - Ocl. Yoor * Now equipment $m 1 0 0 - $ 7 5 0 783-8806. around work Is avail. __ EOE. WfNIO ’ aining and assisting our MEDICA: a l Resources Ro - n QROUP * Incentive progroms ' Q, Drug/AlcoholFroo FACTORY. FA Local 1 CALL TODAY! “joncy network, Ouallfica- CNA#ks - Positions avail- P.O, Box 409 fc6N6ThUfcTi6M• N la now accepting * Team s & solos lions includo: S years able loilor Certlliod Nursing Twin Foils,nils, ID, 83303-0409 LABORER • Workplace. Looking L lor responsible * 1 Exc. 0 / 0 program ____ 734-4333 no" applications for loiephono domonsirablorololed' Assisiisio n is. E d u ca tio n (20B)208) 737-2173 Dairy construction. Salaryary Inten/lowors. '® J * C Custom, LLC poopio p lhal want to work, aL yourv choice of 48 sta te i i i ^ 7 3 4 ^ 1 1 AINTENANCE oxooriporionco. oxcolloni vor- sponsoisorshlp ovollablo for FAXt|20B) |20 737-2741 DOE. Equal Opportunity’Ity We d o n o t aeli anything, 12hourshifts.$8.93 + OT or 11 Wostom PRODUCTION ^ I ■J Mon; - Fri. 8 am • 6 pm 6 6 hour shllts. $9.14-fOT bel and writlon non-cocortiliod individuals. Employm.oymoni Lino (208) employer. Call 543-8214. w e only co n d u ct survey 800-251-8646 Krallraft F o o d e , In c. an In- ^^n Day & Night Shitts or communlcallon skllis, Evoninling shill, wiin shill 737-2775 7: : c5N5TRD5Ti5N ------reeearch. DRIVERS - or www.maytnjcklng.com hmjiluslry Leader In the food comi Dronlloi S$, Don't WondyOn-/© mvrmc.gon.id us • Depending on Experience y OI ompulor and onalytlcal dif I on Looking lor concrete flnlsh-sh- Swing shltl avail. Make;o Immediolo oponlngs lor ox- OUR ROAD TO SUCESS nJSKocessing industry, cur- skllis. g|,|| coliogo dogroo dolay.f. 1soo Dobble Fotzor. on- your ovim schedule each:h porionced drivors. Locol Apply in porson M-F at 1pm MAYt TRUCKING CO fan,ently has on opening lot 0, ora, journeyman carpen 1025 Shoshone Sl.N«3 — and/or oqulvolenl. DONm1 now. Wo have many ‘ PEOPLI)PLE UNITED TO ters. & (orm setters. Willm w eek. Y ou will h av e tolo work transporting hay, ag- ' r************** malnalntenence produc* o p p ooriuniilos r for Iho CAREI < pay OOE. Call ofllce (or work al least 3 days porer grogalo. and othor form •__ SlENERALei Mon:lon O our Rupert Idaho q>IG iq oflors, an oxcellont luturo,ro, /Ipp/y in porson EOE appointment. 734-4841.41. wook and 3 weekendid commodllles. Good work FARMf t IMMEDIATE OPENINOS ocotion. As d Production bonolDnolit pockago. compotl- 2303<3 Parko Avonuo. ORUG-FREFREE WORKPLACE. Tools & Orug tostingng d a y s p e r m onlh to fulllilIII environment. Jackeon Equipmont Ec oporolors need- *r Induslrial-Llght1, & Hoavy .MW e echonlci y o u Will bo- tivevo componsolion,c gtoai Burloy. requlrod. ______the requirements. You)u T r u c k i n g , J e r o m e , odlor c 2000 harvosl «p» Facioty-All Shitts corr:omo pert ol a High Por- „ortil'orklng envlronmonl ond u F n i c i ----- i S i S:a il T CAL h e a l — must b e al least 16 yearsrs Idaho. 324-3004 sooson. 8 Call for Informo- t Construction (orrlormonco W otk System . ngxitIoxiblo wortt schedules. u n n ir lEALTH CARE (iONSTnUbtlO^ tlon43B-S234.B jlc Volloy Stofling Is OPPOFPORTUNITIES IN Needed concroto finishers * Forkllfl YoiYou will b e vital In th e Poroor aconlldonilol roviow. a c S DRIVERS ipling opplicallons for poCATl:A TELL0. IDAHO & laborers. Pay DOE. !•: Solo, team, or rollef drivors _ *» COLC Drivers tearloom opproach In Iho do- sonQlend rosumo lo: Humon ^ p .j,. The pay for our nlgtil-shlft partment & olhor teams paso iti-lime tocopllonlst. ono 01ol Ihoit region's load- Phone 539-4477. .. noodod for roofer, dry far W ?5------*►* Mechank: PQ'' osourcos. Grange Inaur- An„roirox, 3 2 h r s p rw o o k mg modK ___ is based on a production W antod Exporlonco *» WeWets'< Mithin « lt tho Kralt toam mco Group, 200 Cedar J lodical Comoro, wu 66fiaTRU(ytioN ------sysiom. The bettor you von. wolking floor, lankor. v I hovo computor ex- • novo ao historyh of oxcol- bonuses. t>onelits. good s s w a th o ri bolor oporalo- TOrO P P A Y -N O F E E onvenvlronmonl. Tho quali- Sirool. si Seonio, WA Oponlngs for constructionIon d o . th e m o re y o u c a n Hod candidate will hovo a 9q i2 < 3nco.beablo 10 bo on , lo n c0 o and or a lantastic 1" oqulpmont. 734-9062.B rs. r 20a-324-7t4e.B HIi 11 Rler Avo. 735 Overland 'lo<) B12l:Fax(206>448<»942. on a roioiing bosoa. ,u ,u ,o 0 laborers. Varieties of jobs9bs m ake. Our producllon Is 733-7300 678-4040 minminimum of one yoars ox- omoHmoll.io HflOgrango,com a 0, Our growth hnti avail. Short-lonn to Longng- Irom $6 to S9 p er hour. DRIVERS f a ™ ------^ perlonco in malnlononco or link Ihrough ly in perso n 01 418 craatodsd 0 o nnod lor oxpo- term positions available.3lo. This Is Iho perfoct |ob foror Truck dnvor'nood lor com Somlnis S Vogolablo Soods OPERSONNEL Sskllis. Wo oltor a compel- www,grango,com, w _ _Ida Rupert, r ie n:od c e d and lalontod Call or com e Into one• of Ihose of you looking for a siiago haul. 543-8631 .■ la I' hiring soasonol workers Itlvo salary and bonolit. -j CAL profossiG'SSionais, Wo havo our two offices. For ImmeTie- s e c o n d jo b . p o ri-tim e lo han/ost rosoarch plols iCHANIC "p“ S;o ‘View Cato & Roha- immodiatiidiato oponlngs for ^ E-MAIL your classiliod od ! PLUS So'No phono colls plooso, diate Interview work or o job that offere of boon and carrot sood. *************** Pleaso rospond tx p oer. r tr u c k s la tm m n- b|,|,Q,|atlon Cantor has an 8 0 8 STAFFING great growth and an op Work (0 fast (cr about 6 ___ hlnory m ochonic lor axcollo LPN«-Exporfenct,J ^ • twlnadOmIcron.net Wllh a rosumo: illont opportunily foro RN B 4LP^ SERVICES portunity to havo a career wooks. Apply Asgrow HOore COOK nings 4:30 pm to 8:00 pm congonlai and profession- Auto, / irons., no COL roq.. P^art-llmo a desk clerk TRAINEES Dla-Howo-H Spoclolities, 2 i8 "'■ floore patient Rehab Twin Falls Caro Conlor has andweekonds 1:30pmtoto ol envlronmonl, Requiro- nowf oqulp. Joromo oroa. noodod. m Mostly ovoning Soultoulh Birch. Joromo. ID, SunBrjcirjdgo for Twin Falls monis includo a bacho- ( sngTerm Care an opening tor a PM<1 & 8:Q0 pm, Pleaso apply In Rofs. ploaso. Call shifls. sl Must be ablo lo Enlry Lovol In nE•CHANIC f^u furrononily hos tho lollow- . n. lor's dogroo, oxcolloni ( Twin Foils Areo! « JC H ansltlonal Care AM Cook. Prefer somno- o- porson at: Altorra Wyn- 678-82B3,B work w wookonds. Experi porioncod hoavy duty Ing poiMslllons available: >. vorbal skills, an oyo for — ence holpfui but not one wilh exp. In ihoropeu-«u- wood. 1367 Locust St. f a B m “ lochonic lor trucks ond ■ dosign ond Inlonso otton- f, necessary, willing lo Iroln. QOFARTHERI « .1.1 -Pharma StaleSto ot Idaho, or H- be dependable and atile DRIVERS It care, Exporlonce- consutoUtOOllQiblO. ( to work at a fasi paco. of a lo o m , m o o t d a lly FARiS Fj ------public. J Ootall oriontod & MECHECHANIC tio n i I Milk haulers needod. NowM doadllnos ond handio Woniod W oxporiencod ullage computer ci illerelo. Plooto Wo'll Wi holp you unlock Forir farmfa shop. FT. Som o wilhI llIho oldoriy prolotrod P lo a se ap p ly In poraon Incroased route poy, lon- nol nocossaiv, , R e h ab3 Unlt-Oponlngs Ur tor 674 Easlland Drtvo. TF. stress grocelully. Must bo pit 1 Iractor operator. Call apply oi In porson; Cavaan- your y> polenilal and sol weldiiiolding roquirod, Motlvo- bul no govlty pay. hoalih Insur1/: willing to work nighis ond 543-8631.B ! aughs 0 Canyon Springs. you y on the right path lod,Bd. floom lo grow. Pay CRRN.IN. Corlillcolion <^06T6MER8ERVtCie "d once. 401K, calotoria 125^ wookonds. This lull-tlmo 1357 Bluo Lakes Blvd N.. for Ic a succossful busi- DOEIOE.423-5555.731.1171 CC( irrod, Rohab oxpon- REPRESENTATIVE: also oKored. Apply at Rich FARMWASTE^ATER'" 1 500 Hire On prolorrod. Full Inno . ^ job Includos a sirong Twin Falls. ID. nness caroor. The man- h eiCHANlC c h ------Thompson Taicklng, Inc.. OPERATOR T Bonus and pan limo positions. pockogo of poy and bon- Qlenble Foods sooks Rc agem ent tralnoo pro- imrrImmodloto oponing lor . „ r /ie rim»»-NtwM h a,sa s a 23W. lOOS.Jeromo.lD. otils. with opportunilios HOUSEKEEPERS “gram will includo com- j r oil CNA's. RN's & avail., All shllts ovall. Will- oxporloncod lorm oporator Noododn In tne Twin Foils )( swing shilt diosol full-lime opening for)r a init>*i>************™ lor odvancomont..Sond prehonslvo training In ^oc LPN’s ingtolrai3 tram, Circulation Customer Ser at our Gooding plont. Pre- and Jockpol aroa. No ^ mechanic. Should have DRIVER your roBumo, list of rofer- customor sorvico. cown tools, oxp. is n.iictni vice Represonlatlvo. This‘ Must have or willing to getjet onces and oxamplos of oxporionco nocossary. solos, m arketing and pr landing bonolits aro RehabsUnlt-LPN'swilh Un Ro- position must be able to Apply in porson. “ ptolortod. Company rod, including: hab oxpeoxporionco. All shilts » to CDL year around poten-m- your writlon work to Clark olllce managomont, oKoniKots hoattWlilo insuranco ° handle multiple responsi tial. W ages DOE. Local:al Walworth, Managing Edr- Em ploym ent Solutions ondour „ 100% promoto &4C to 22 days PTO after avail. *°'roiwd position With ^ 218 Falls Ava. f i 401K. Sond rosumo to bilities. Ideal candldatola*P hoy dollvefy. 431-1866 or tor. The Tlmos-Nows, Irom wiihin policy £Box 90629. «:oTho , « 90 days should possess an oxcel-«l- 438-2247 P.O. Box 548. Twin Falls. HOUSEKEEPING sspoarhoods your ca On-si10 Ooy Coro Medlcal/S;al/Surglcol-RN- TsSpV ir' Ht Timos-Nows ^ nings lor o»p. RN's. lent phone presence, — ID 8 3 3 0 3 . A dru g -fro o Housokoepers wanlod Im- rroor growth, P.O, Box 548 •401kln90days “ Oponing strong cuslomor sorvice DRIVER------person ot G o rin g plant Ho oil shllts.litis. om. Diesel iruck drtver & pack- workplace, on Tuos. from 2:0010 4;00 modiotoly " O the Comfort Twlrrwln Foils, Idaho 83303, skills, typing akilis, com Inn. Compeiilive w agos. II you| possess 0 4-yeor iSO apply In porson at: putor aptitude, and the operator needed (orior EDUCATION p.m. or coll flick Warron ■' ECHANIC 641}40 Flier Ave, W.. O perallncIling Room-RNHxp - Miih custom larm work. Muet 01934-0105 for inlon/low Apply ^ In p o rso n . 8 am - ccollege dogroo. have abillly to work woll wllh iSt Gooding Middlo School is sales, customor sor- imodiolo oponlngs for on x „ivin lt Falls. ID 83301 OR RN/ciiculalor RN/c nood o d ; have CDL. Call 643-6974 sooking applicants for an appolntmenl, 4pm, ** Come join our leomi s othors. Scheduled hrs. vice, a good driving )xporloncod porson 10 orcell111 208-734-8645. EOE im mlOdiQloly. od.1 Full lim u - anti or 543-6797. aide position. This porson AA/EOE HOUSEKEEPING H( ------" jorvlco diosol trucks, < ■ non. Weekends 6 - 10 am and reconj 6nd a porsonol Xh»' licA iT ------Mon„ Tues., & Fri. 7 amom DRiVEH------“ will assist wllh boys P.E.. RREFIQHTERS p PT oxpononcod Housokoop- c 0 m m 11 m 0 n 110 :hango llros & to porform » m o mochanicol work. i\'s. ? LPN's and RN's. qk lo 5 pm. All Interested>ted Magic Volloy RecyclingI a weight lifting and othor Tho j; City ol Twin Falls is oc- or ( for occasional hospiial achievement ^ plus a 1 RN-Exporioncod c e duties. Intereeied parties JACKSON TflUCKlNG “ l5°3 1^homo health nurses, „ Indlvlduala ahould fill drug froe workplace copling applications (or cleaning. Contact “willingness lo loom J nursoswhonro will- lor should apply at the Olslrlci - Donnolte at 733-5284. ' JEROME, ID 83338 QxiDioschoduio,you , .indoagorlobo o u t a n application at::: needs a CDL driver for Iho annual FIREFIGHT and grow, wo have **' rmino yourown hours. " O ' '' all Ottlco. 507 Idaho Strool. oxt. 1042. )! 206-324-3004 od lorllighiSuccof.r.- Th»Tlm9»'N*WB dally locol route. Call ERS losllng. Tosting will outstanding opportuni- _____ op poy. Jobs through • Gooding or call 934-4321 .ilollighi program, ns- Attn: Dan Walock 733-9690.______bo administered 10 fill ono HVAC^ ! .1tie s avollobio NOW. MECtECHANIC 0 P.O. Box 648 — (or an application. EOE. vacancy, a s woll a s to os- 1 ; on all high risk Coiiv- , DRIVER Technician Experienced ’ CCompeljllvo solary and Noodood porson w/desire lo ip, t s x r i : TWin Fall*. 10 83303. tablish a pool ol qualilled * SSOO Signing B onus*' tb e n e l l l s In c lu d in g opor5porato/own his own shop } tn SIX county roijioii. CDL Class A. wllh H4T..T. EDUCATION timo position. •ADRUQFREE Local delivery posilions.ns. Qreat career opportunliyl applicants. Information • F o u r-lO h rd a y s • Iheallh. dontal, Ilfo In- Inn HiHogennan. 837-6402.B WORKPLACE'm ___ Day shift. Mond-FrkJ. Exc. p a n e ls . Including job do- Boise g, Area - 2 Yrs. Exper. suronco. 401 (k) & prof- xc. Troubled youlh outdoor t ECHANICS MEDICIICAL O ccupatiipatlonal Therapist-; C U s T d M ^ S e r v ic e ' scription. qualifications, Call r Patty 800-624-3060 i'il shoring. N o a, benefits & compotllveve program. Stall & loam oodod oxpor. diosol mum ol two yoms ul • losllng dates ond proce- — Call Oan Adams al: mne N U R S IN G Minlmun FT driver/guard. Customermer w ag e s. Apply In personon roBdors neodod. Must bo INSTALLERS Tiochonics, Closs 7 & 0 Ical oxp. prolorioil ' service position. Day timelime at: UW FR&OHTUNE 2 U . CPfl. First oid. EMT duros aro avallabio Irom IN (208)429-1258 PPOHTUNITIES insuiallon installers wanted oxpor, 0 must. AC oxpor. W r't I hovo. or bo oiioit’i>-' hours, background check,eck, 3413 W right Ave. a plus. Educalion/Roc tho Personnel Ollico lo- lm X For Your c a re e n colodinCityHali,3212nd for[ Wood Rivor Volley. I a plus. Musi havo own »** Sccupoiionai Theraiiv polygraph, good drivlnoving Twin Falla, Idaho. background proferrod, fool:lools. Compolitivo wago Avenuo Easl. For further cExperience only. Top pay I ol Iho aomo old tou- slolo!) rotrogistraiion Curroni. record & work history. CaliCall M ond. • Frid. Sam • Bpmm Groat work schedule. Call Ptek biMrprlM. Siruisinjcturo. Exc. bonolils & nroai c Inquiry, phono 735-7251. ^DOE, Coll for appoint J? Ready 10 try aome- CPR.1. HjFull timo posiiion...... Kirk at 241-2727 or Bot bniV E d ------— 208-366-7259.B ment. W eather Shlold w»itPi«XYouup Insiinsuranco. incl. 401K & "tine? a t 420-9399. Tho'cily Is an Equal Op- '' paid vacation-Apps, avail tf'^ig g now this loll? Cor- Driver/Warehouse. Nonon ELECTRICAL portunl^ Employer and a >Insulation. (208)788-7919. paid h Informalion Coder- o r fax resum e to: 0 1341 O Sl, HeytJum or focioiloinol nursing will give ■B3nH7^5R5TRU5Ti5fyit a ' vJe are an equal ; PtS150-S350Avk Uttleton. CO 80125 . B ' Full-time • Industriistrial 648 E 3400 N. Castleford the department & olhor; Ft S400-S650Avk L Fax:1-303-471-8197 Fax F (208) 939-T7&4 ‘ WW- opportunity employer. LABOR I kTATATATATATATA • [ • teams within Ihe Kraft ASSISTANT MGR Mountoin W S lates Plants Is EOE ATA • Part-time • Clericalical , , BRW EfiS team onvironmenl. The $3000-S3700/mo looking I lor workers to help NAPA Auto P«rt* Is k»ktook- Com e|olnouT team .E n|oy • Construction • Generaleral Labor, etc. )joy qualified can d ld ato will BRANCH MANAOER in i our greenhouse dis [ng lor long lerm Indivktu benefits such as; home [ rte have a minimum of ono’ S4000-$5000/M0. budding 1 and moving t m m m w al with good attitude ,B<]d am time, good pay. vacationIon year experience In elec- yott a job... neat appearance. IndlvkillvW- psy_ health Insurance & These are caroor plants. Exp, prolorrod bul B We don't just ftmi yot I & trie skills. Wo oner a comI posilions. Thoso chosen not necessary. Monday uals need no experieno multiple safety bonuses,es. polllivo salary and We fim i a fob fiiriir you! but must be at least' t ili e Team , Soto or Relief. , must be ready to start thru Friday 8-5. S6/hr. for I- benofils. No phone calls* work now. ^ p i d tsmporary help, S6.50/hr. yrs of a g e. capable ofin‘ llfi Newoqiip.e8&606€785JI MMOMNH >5JI pleaso. advancomonl. Full pennanont. Apply In per Ing 60-60 lbs and havi BHIVEHB------— Please respond excellent drtvlng record beneliu. 401K. son at.4852 N, 1000 E.. - Yov» Total STAmmButmos ; hV: W a n te d FT liv e s to)0 c k k wtthamumo: H ours will b e 26-30 hr ^ vacations, bonuses. Buhl. iruckdriver. Comblnatlortion AugustdOth, 10am-7pm •C S u S S S K X k S i I—21»hll\,W i n n Tnuc I per week. Starting pa tee. O Kraft Foode Facility, LABOHEn 111 Rler Avo., TWin Falla.Fal 733-7300 f W of kx»l & W estem states. TO APPLV CALL OR FAX i 208) 7B-9277 W OO an hr. Apply InJSL' pei Frtngee Including pakl va- 311 South Oneida, FT, wood working, olecirl- 7 35 Overiand. Buriey,Hay. 6 7 8 - 4 0 4 0 (208) son a t 1650 Klmberty Re PERSONNEL AT cal. metal fab. plumbing soliilt’ynofees! r cation & heallh Insurance.ice. Rupert, Idaho. 208-678-3446. EOE Ah-iohi Twin Falls. Idaho ____ Livestock exp. & clear»an Krart Foods, Inc. . positions avail. Will train, SvIuilhabUi esp r MISCELLANEOUS IMISCELLANEOUS p|PRODUCTION WORKERS RRC8TAURAKT C _ ’^^Lm rewinaihtta. MCDICAL Contact person neadad I TaooJohn'anowaeoapting ■ LPNs naadad lor Privat NaadadmthaJaroma, Tac rr-CNAavtningthm. REGIONAL DIRECTORI Part-llma. No sales. Ap- Coukt ( you uaa extra mon- FUer, | Buhl and Twin PaBa KappOoatkxta for PT avas. V k Duty Nursing for chUdra & wknds ft lunch. Apply ■ PT-W mlC«wli^ andHoapica.PTandprT ply In parson. Farmers ay? W ant lo get Into aiyaa. Long tarm and & re U th g tN n * Highland E la te s , a provW-d- . rnt451.EasflandDr.N. - ahapa?W ant4olaarn ...... shod term positions. O 1670 AMison Ava. t P g g l C Llcnum w quiiwi^xivlotivtoua 734.0600 to apply. ar or assisted IMng sar-ir- leadership & technical ExcaDant banattts T«Twin Pads. vicas currently In 3 loca- skills? Need monoy lo pay packaga avallabla. ^RESTAURANT ^ Compattthira u la ry /b an a I' USCELLANEOUS lor college? It you an I inM I'’ Southern Idaho, Wendy'S of Twin Palla Is ’ seeks an Individual lo swered yas to any of ma CrnpttmTO'ona | ^s j packaga. Contact Ma now hiring C raw L aadar a Oauoar, RN DNS. Goo above, tha Idaho Army 218 Falla Ava. ^ f S z BannookRaglonan . l looking lo fiU; National Guard may ba — posltton, Restaurant ax- ■ . logC(^ty»MmortalHo parlance naoaasary, | . Matfteal Cantarin Poci Appllcani should have.0 * . able to holp. Call SPC RANCH ^ PO Sm O N P« pttal. 1120 Montana S tetk>,^ldaho Is opon^njj Approx. 34 hra par wk. *— >*e 5 T A T ~ C T Barlow 734*«171 or Mackay M araa. Poilllon Aj Ooodmg. ID. (206) 934- ?,F, * managerial or adntlnistra- Sand raaumaa lo; 616 4433 e»t. 146 Of (ax f. '"'L*; Uve experienca In assisi-Jt 8part-Uma 1-800-0(MIUARD. opan < lmmad.AbiOty loop- ^ posltolna m the C ustom ar Blue Lakes Blvd. N., Twin ■ •uma to: (208) 934-036MM* *lon unit and we nee'‘,1 ° ed llving or related flekls. arata aqulp. i previous Bl i r s i - -your holpl W e h a v e In : ------SarvleeOepartmanL— i -Falla, 10.83301.------n i l a i' “ Conoge or RN degraa a' o m c e ADWM8TRATOR -axparlenca - i w/caiJla-a -F ‘ BRIDGEVIEW ESTATES1 IStS NOW HIRING . H e o iC A t------' mediate openings lor oi Must b« able to start light | 1^*’ plus, Must be willing to Im m adtata opening (or Of- plus. ; Salary, housing, R ^ E S T A U R ^ . CAREER OPPORTUNITINITY perloncad Rehab Nursei i . away. Slorling date to FORTHEFOOOWINGIIG POSmONS: tiaveiwltMn Southem ida- lice Administrator. Com- pakl ■ vacation & Insuranca NowHf.. accepting applica .. W a'ra looking fof NA'sVs &I CRRN'a pralerrad, reha 1 W ednesday ^ 30th. ho arxl have good paople puter skills, insursnce bill- Cell i Randy at 588-2532 Ttions. ao p o s ltim . Apply ♦ OurSpcddtyConUnitBInitB are looting for CNA's wtw want a parmemu- experienca prelerrad. A * No Experienca nacaaaary ing. coding & Collection orfaxrasumeto686-2511. i in ^ parson - North'e Buffet, nant poattlon providing in-I shilts availablo. Benelli•eltts »W“». Salary DOE. * Company ^erspakt person needed-busy Chl- — RN/IPN for 8 hour shiftste RESTAURAMT ■ 1839 '< Kimberty Rd. TF. homa cara. Job requireos Include Medical. Hoaiil Mail o r Pax raa u m a to: ropracticotnce^xperlonco R' - LTC Unit-RN/LPN 122 hourho shifts a 'p aople paraon* dadk:^SttScA\‘ Dental and Vision insu * Vacation ^Imo prelerred, people person. Part-tlme/Full-tlme day ed lo quality servtoa,. SlopSt< ance, PTO bank, 401 (K * Bonus SUucture Job is 35 hours/wk. time < Servers. 6am-2pm, u ♦ CNA. AU Shifts, 6a.m, • 2:32:30p.m., byandvtaHwim; 1 To"l£^?Sr 7om-3pm. Wagss DOE. — y. and Uie Insuranco. Fi Bolaa, Idaho $3701 . * Company Benelits Benelits. Send resum e to: 2:00-10:30p.m. and 10:(X0:00p.m. • 6:30a.m. R oberta and Jessica.ca. rek)cation pockago avoi Pey starts al t1 3 por hour 600 North Uncoln. Jerom e Apply ; Monday In person SALES SA Fax(20$)93»-7T»4 3-5pm. 600 N Overtand Independent Sa la a ♦ Dktaiv Hoat, full-time Mon.-Frl.Mot and 200 2nd Avenue Northorth able Including tomporoisrafy ATAWAWArAWArAWA and up. Twin Foils. ID. 83301K)1 housing. ± Call Mon. 808 & Tua. 'OFFICE - Exacuthra occa^o^ weekends, lla.mla.m. ■ 7:30p.m. 734-0600 or MEOICAL 8/29.9 a m -6 p m ONLY Executive i Aeslstont RESTAURANT R Idaho Joe's to now accept- gy, ds, fuS-time/ 1-800-303-0602! Located on tho compusLis i Ol RN lor 40 bod skilled nurs-rs- For personal interview call poslllon. PT, appllcani Id Successful Fast growing ♦ Savers &DktoiyAkb,f 'Slly, ing lacility. Full-tln>e, doy-ly- * 737-0013 * must havo computer oxp. ing i applications (or day Credit/ATM c proceeelng part-time, 6a.m. • 2:30p.m.!).m.: r MEDICAt ------Idaho Slate Univorsll' Bannock is porfoct lor>r thel^ shift, every othor woeko-:o- & bo (omillar w/ Quick andi night servers & Co. c needs Independent lla.m. ■ 1:30p.m., 2p.m,m, - 8p.m. : . CNA'S »tei- nd. Competitive wages, Books. Ability to organize cashiers. < Full and part Sola g, Executh«e. Join our Twin Falls Care Cent ootdoois porson. Pocate to Is conlralfy localodI andor benelits. Drug screening MISCELLANEOUS & bo sell motivated Is e time. < Apply in person be- team tg & with In 3 ye ars you now h a s Immediate ope tw een 2 & 5 pm. Mon-Frt. ^ r proximity to plac(laces and pro-omploymentnt PT person lo help cook & must. Salary DOE. Send i couk) be earning S2.340.- BRIDGEVIEW OFFERS:01 Ings lor CNA'a tor da low- physical required. St. d e a n houso. 733-3005. rosumo to Chrlstlno's — 00 a monlh raeidual evos.. a nights shltts.„ such as Wost Yellov RESTAURANT ° ♦ Two Week Paid Vacalionn stone. Jockson Hole,, SunSi Benedicts Fomily Modtool Ctothlor 124 Main Avo. N. ” incom e. Keep selling and ------W aoflar:------—T—FvNo-phorre-ceffe- JUpa-UurphylaiojuMLhk:. “J 2 m a i r e j 8 7 0 0 OTO O to ' ■ ♦ Sfck ond-HetidayPoy------. • Sign on bonus ------vaHdrfiM-sarrcowrtnt■CJT^ -C o n to r.-7 o 0 -rirtin c o tn^ r ~~~ovWYwtxtril ■ ing2 FT prep paople. 18+ ^ Jeromo. ID ploim.______$6,000.00 and wolch your • A poslllvo work envirc yrs. old. Day llmo work. ^ ♦ PakJ Comp Days for Qood)od Attendancei ivlron- Inlormotion or t — MISCELLANEOUS PLUMBER Im ust be avail, moet reskjuol grow. mont MEOICAL The Tlmes-Novfs Is occept- • Job training ♦ 401K Retirement Plan • Competitivo salary . opply. pioaso call or sor Sruka Rhrer Rahab & Uv Service Exporionco w o e k e n d s . A P P L Y *)!' rosumo to; ing oppiicottons (or posi- • S500 Signing Bonus • TODAY. 799 Cheney Dr. • °Ongoing support ♦ Health, [>enla]. and Opticallical Insurance • Terrific bonefils packa in g C a n la r h a s th e lol- tio n s In our m allroom . • Securtiy. independonce including PTO Duono Rowlings , kmlng oponings: •Four-IOhrdays* ♦ CoUege TuiUon Assistanceice (Scholarship)fi Humon Rosourcos. ^ Mechonicoi optitudo & a Boise Area Uconso Roq. - ______Iand flexibility • A job vrtiero you can ma *' •RN/MDS coortflnator (FT)7, dependable nature aro • Full or Part-time work. x. a ditleronco in somooni ,1 •CNA/NA'a (Hire on bonus) Coll Potly 600-624-3060 RRESTAURANT • F To become part of our teamn app/yat in parson at BannSkRiJlonal i®j ossenllat. Must be able lo Parkins R estaurant. Twin your y< chotoe “ Ilfo r *CMA lor now aaslstod Madlcal Canter iill 50 lbs., work nights PLUMBERS P alla now hiring servers • • BilingualB ability greal plus Bridgevtew EstaEstates •Shin dIHorenllol, living. and aftom oons, & cFoon Servico plumtMrs. - income poselbilltiee Slop by for on applicati 651 Memorial Drive •Maintenance person(FT) & cooks. Exc. upbeat 1 828 Bridgeviewlew Blvd. Pocatollo. ID 83201 V up ol production oroo. Call 326-4126. working envlronmont. double di and/or Intervlow. knowlodgo in plumping' &^ tl inierested. ploase Ilil oul Twirt P a lls Cara Canta Phono 208-239-1486,^ lo 11^ electrical dosirod. PRODUCTION Paid vacations & othor Twin Falls, ID> 8;83301 208-239-1993, o-moii on application at: Tho boneflts. Apply enytimo, S Sa an d resum e: ^ 674 Eastland Drhre . Timos-News ollico; 132 Oponings lor production Fax; 1-209-245-5065 orcaD1 duanerObnric.org laborors. Short-term to 1564 Blue Ukes BM.N. Fa EOE ’ Please opply in porson ol; 3rd SI. W; Twin Falls, 10, E-mail; waytmOvoksano.net T _____ EOE.« ____ 820 Sprague. Buhl, Idaho long-torm posilions g Teresa Culver at 208-736'i36-3933 Ext. 254 MEOICAL ^ Attn; Danlol Walock. Tha SALES PhPhono: 1-209-245-3935 U . 7lmos‘Now9 l9 a drug- availablo. Call or como IMMEOUTE CAREER Web w< slto: Plastte-Moooy.net COME JOIN OUR TEAI•EAM MEDICAL MISCELLANEOUS Into ono ol our two ollicos WHO RECaVEDSTA-'TATE NURSING ASSISTAMTJJT S * Production . Iroo worfiplaco. OPPORTUNtTY for Immedlote Inlen/low. ,We are offering a career OF IDAHO AWARD) HFOR Tho Blolne Monor Nursirirsing * Assembly NEWSPAPER SO S STAFFING StBM wdlettFM illylkIM IealCM tar EXCELLENCE 3 irslng * 0 0 1 Drivers opportunity lo 2 qualified i 3 Homo Is seeking Nursir CIRCULATION SERVICES eaies professlonols. the CONSECUTIVE YEAR5ARS. Asslstonis. Posilionssore o •Weklers 683 Blue L akes Blvd. N. " RN noodod for full tlmo d Ime, • General Labor right c an d id a tes will be fwday part time & lull timi Tho r/mes-Waw* is ac Twin Palls, ID 83301 otferod: shift (8lgn-on bonus).). LPNLl 32+hr./wook with lull bon-bo Coil or como into ono copling applications lor o 736*4473 needed full time eve.B. shihsl oiiis & PRN (substltulctulo). of our two ollices. part-time District Manog- OR • Guaranteed $1500.00 per - - i m # (slgn-on bonus). CN/~NA Bloino Manor is Iocotodted in Immodiato Intervlow er/Crewing Supon/isor Tn 342 E a s t-1 6 th N. noodod for part timeI ovos.ev< H alloy-lust a low millTilios , S0S8TAPF1NG month baso + commission c n-driven health care tho Burioy olfteo. Tho suc- Snaka River Plaza *24 .• 60k Incomo potential (Irst St. Benedicts is a mlssion-dr Social Service Deslgni'Iffnoe Irom Sun Valloy. Vorlabrlabio SERVICES „ cosslui condidoto must Burley, ID 83316 yoar organiulion providing pnticjntient-focused care, person wim good poop« 0 P 'e work schodulo. Rosponilonsl- 6S3 Bluo Lakaa Blvd. N.'*■ be able lo work wook 677-8367 J a k e r s h a s ‘ skills & 0 caring & posHIoshlvo ble lor assisting rosidordonis Twin Palls. ID 83301 • Paid expenses We are looking for caringg professionals pi who onds. bo dopondablo, • PaW Training outlook, full llmo posltkisltlon. vvlih o c iiv ltlo s ol dadolly l OR PRODUCTION • hovo oxceilonl time- • 401K o p e n i n g s f o r iwant to work for a top qmquality health care exp, prelerred buiI willwil living. Posilion includiludes 342 East-1BthN. . managemont skills, and Workor needed at plant in * troin. Shoshone Rehab lical Snaka RIvsr Plaza «24 Twin Foils. Idaho. $8..15 *•Health Insurance provider. contlnuo)J8 physic * onjoy working with youth. • Bonus & O verride the following ' Uylnp Conlor. 511 Eost Ea: acdWty. OualiricallonIons: : Burlay, ID 83318 per hr.+good bonolits * An outgoing poreonaHfy Is Program 4th St. Shoshono.>• 10IC> A bl% to work In a carliaring '______677»8367______0 plus. altor 90 days. Must bo ; 886-2228 ablo lo work swing ehlft. positions:. 0 ^ RN - RN for 40-bcd skillskilled nursing _____ & eliocllvo manner wl MISCELLANEOUS RosponslbiliUes includo as- For moro Informotion con facility. Full-time, dayr shift,shi every olher MEDICAL OldortyAhoso with sped>ocla P o s itio n s a v a ila b le at ol slstlng ollice stall on w8«kend»,S»«S0IM. F Apply In person; cerning Ihls opportunity weekend. . Full tlmo LPN neededod lor needs, insuring thotth; BOWLADROME. Appli-111- weekend mornings, and and an Immodtato. confi • Day Prep , Send Bloino Manor maintainain a colions now being takenen organizing Individuals to Glanbia Fooda busy modical clinic. So 1373 R llm ora S traat dential Intervlow cell: . rosumos to: 630 Addisddison tiighly desirobio, homomo- bohvoon 9-5pm. sell the newspaper. Twir) Falls. Idaho 1-800-922-2261, 1 Mond-Frkj. C o o k s ^A RN • Acute Care RN for full-timeI and Avo. W . Sulio 100.. AtAttn: like a lm osphoro lor o — II you aro Intorosted, Illl out MISCELLANEOUS AA/EOE ortoxrasum o to: part-limc positions. ShiftIhifts avnjlable Maml. Twin Falls, Idahijaho rosidonls. Profession ; an eppitoailon at: 406-245-0953. EOE. ------appoaronco & domean n s : tenance Supervisors on oil shills in Extendendod ' Matntcn H U R R Yr IINI TWN PAIU Coro Facility. • Part-llmiIme Dishwasher • R M LPNJ1N 4 3 0 I— L d i M 9 M . N . EXTENDED CARE ■ C linical Ri asourca Mursar s m VE OFFER ( 3 00«) 1 738-9:S00 • Full timo/Part time/PR WI > C . M . A . . posilions availablo> on all -T op W ag e s ’Sign On Bonus stilus In (tie Extende nded ,,ii- CNA $300 ■ L P N Coro Facility. A S50iSSOO ’Health Benetils SJQNON BONUSJS ls1: LPN SSOO ■ T atainatr;r y T e c h available lor this poslllosllton. *401K RN $1 0 0 0 T h a r a p l s t HOUSEKEEPINQ AIC O lher $ 3 0 0 ■ S p M C h T Pan tlnw days, every oi -’“K ■ R asplrat)lory T haraplst:t w eekend, on call. )oln A Winning TMmi!!? Interostod oppllcantsS 'Ln- .„ Come)olr mOMontjniStriStreet • Gooding, Idaho 83330 ■ T lranscrlfI p t l o n i x t contact Human Rosout lIlSiM\AGIC Vi^ALLEY-ll Ficility;(2C»8)934934-S601 • Fax: (208)934-8154 at 436-0481 or apply J b M r e cGIONAL MEDICCAL C E N T E R . ■ C odar III person Mon.-Frt.=rt, [L, Slop by for in applicaUcatlon orcall fo rm ippolntment ^ 9;00 a.m .-4:00 p.m. ■ D I r a c t o r ■ of C ardlopulmt m o n a r y J \ 1r T E N T I CDN ■ I m a g i n g I Spaclallst ■ B l o - M a dl l i c a l T M h JKLLL N U R S EES!!! Social W orkari r W e h aiv v e j u s t t h e o p p oo i r t u n i t y ■ M a d l c a l : ■ P a r a m a dd i e l ! ______^ 'OU a r e l o o k i n g fro o r: ^ TWINF C L f r i i c& i HOSPITAL ■ M a d T e e; l h '“Wh"M e re th e p a tie n t conomes first." C o m p e tlititlve Salaries, PRIRN Up Tb 1 lOve Base Salary,. Vl' Credit M PETinV E SALARYf & BENEFITS NVRSiNG 2 0 % A b o W E OFFER CO^ G iv ein r For LPN Experii r l e n c e INCLUDING: Part-time C.NjA.'sV.'j needed for evening and nlglU;;l)t shifts In hospital and ER. ' - n ffeimbursement Flexible Schedulii / t e f t » a lim e Off, Tuition I Flexible Heatalth. D ental, VislaSion Plans ; ICU nunc nm■ded lcd for 7PM-7AM shift. Must be ACISAC certlded and have A N e w Flexibtible Insursnce Plan w ith Health.He Dental, U f e , O & D isability Insii s u r a n c e I an Inierest In chajchargc nu n c rwponjlbllHles. Vision. Life. AD&D,Ai Long-Term Disabilitymty. Retirem ent A D & O Infant Cai‘are Center, a n d M uch. Mmjiuch M orel______| Paid U m e Off< / infant Carere C e n t e r CODER R e t uIrem ent & M orelil!!!!! Full-time poslllonlion available (or a medical codcr.cr. Knowledge( and expeiivnce You have heardh about our comimmitment to ■ of medical billingUng and coding required. serviceI cexcellence In our conimmunity, M agic Valle)sy Regional Medicalc a l C e n t e r lin our team, Now^ youilUr opportunity to Join Hlumi an Resources LABOJtATOJIVJIV Human Resourceses P.O. Box 409 , tull-tlme MedicalIical Technologist. Musi bc ASCPf oroc equivalent, P.O. Box 409 T W l n FFalls, ID 83303-0401409 7 3 7 - 2 7 4 1 I Full-ilnie Phleboli•boiomlst for (ull service Ub. Ccrtincilllcailon preferred. T W lnIn Falls, ID 83303-(K I 4 0 9 (208)737-21:173 or FAX (208) 7: ( 2 0 8 1 7 3 7-2173 4 or FAX (208)8| 737-2741 E m p l o y m eent i Une: (208) 7373 7 - 2 7 7 5 I ENVIRONMEIFElVTAi. 7 3 7 - 2 7 7 5 SERVICES E m p lo yrment n Line: (208) 7 ndya©mvrmc.gen.id.usus Full-time positiontion (or evening shift. Contact DorDonnetteat TFQi. wenc Wvendya0mvrmc.gen.id € id,us [email protected] SentiramtAKHK:HK. 660 Omhoie StL.7MMFaOs.uaUahferfmemapfacalkmttTrCH. CDl:onnieb®mvrmc.gen.ldJd.us QimthmfCmUtthkmlrtteatatl2J0. ■O CARE” “PEOPLEE UNITED TOtCARE" t "PEOPL>LE UNfTED TC m v im e .c o m ______Daig-freeDr workptace ■EEOC______W » t m vrtn c.co m ______D rug-free w orkplace |Jj |_|| E £ 0 C ______W M u n I i i p n p S unday. AuQUit 27,!a m , T itn M .N m iw inI f»iFelle, k tah o 017 a * i ng SALES SALES SA — «,„(») CUR^FE S F O n WOMEN SALES ™FALL8(« ■'««■»» ood operating fran* Fund ralsJno caxMr Big bucka.Inakleaalee. wilt Clerk, Cle part-time, must be ■ I 2 1 8 I Ifc.. W est’s largest manu- able to work Saturdays ■ I In Burley for ta le , $46,0(Xy$85.000/yr {' trtin, Ouarameed aalary. al T im e* N ew a ^ lectured home retallar Is a n d ev en in g s. Apply In ■ FAX t ; tllent polenllal lor Olsuibutonhamto. Khool. Catt20e-733-2S2e.fl ai tk k k Airk ★★kkkkkk ®®'- looklno fof care-orlenlod peraon Zurcher's. 160S |L i growth.^.timratosacrtlkce, W .. . UM. churth oroup*... salespeople. Must be en. Bhi* Lakes Bfvd. North. ____ I Kelly Turner 206- muaJc-audk) products, Im- ®l!™2dlate ■ ■ nin 'kll ^ y o u r z E TIMES-NEWS etQoiic. honest, anmusl- •HE TIM ES-NEW S 7S4 or 208-423^252 mKUaie Incoma, htgh T iS S B a A H ------BU»UHL (6) 5 CURRENTLY . astic, & b e profassional inin time S c t i e c ^ r u t T i CURRENTLY HAS f»ocd«fB. 81B-501-fl076li®. appearance. Musi be a tary. Woukj prefer dental Tele/Data. Tel exp. prefened. » AD i .OOKINQ FOR *MUS( U S t S e L L * Local Co. seeks aggres- THE FOLLOWINQ SALES toam player willing lo0 oxpertonce. Benoftts holl- ti kkkkkkk T,^TIMES CLASSIFIED 5EPENDENT JH al Vending Route. Ito work woekends o n a roia-g. day. vacalion. aick pay. sivs. sl molivated. service INDEPENDENT raOAork. potential. LookknoforkKUvMuals to oriented person w/ good DEPARTMENT ROUTES cily^ m dos tion basis. FuU-tlmo posl*,|. Sond or brtng resum es to: oi N EW SPA PE R U new & us«d vehidos work ethic & driving THETIMES-NEWS Tl 9 ! & b* pan ol itM Ford-d tion wllh managoment11 1010 E Main. B urlay w 208-734-5538 R O U TES O N THE AlUBLEINTHE pREFR EE INFO posslbllllles lor tha rightht B3318 Attn: Jan rocord. n FT w/ bonofits. CCURRENTLY HAS ^ MBERLY AREA. i-aoo-es0-656-8443/24 hrs. Fax resum e lo 733^305. 1THE FOLLOWINQ OR W M E ST SID E OF ' RaOrameni.PaidVacatlorvtion- person. High commission■n SOCIAL WORKERS------f MEOICAL:A LBILLINd TIRETtcHNICIANd------TWINFALLS c . . No Sundays. 5 days perpor paid wookly. 401k pro*,»•- . Wo need quoUN Psycho - J f IN D EPEN D EN T 208-877-4543 21 ...... ^ - Finest softvrare, soft iralning &— - w»eK. Qood pay & trainingning gram, free heallh insur-;■ Sodal Rehab S p e ^ lista Tire Tir Installers & outside N E W SPA PE R K>^Blk.Mams s u p pport. o r t Invesi from sorvico truck oporators r (BURLEY) providod. Contact Jackick anco & vacation. Onlyly to work wim chiidron. FT > B Q iO E B W ^ *2,495.95. iFin. Avail. Froo ) lor profossk>nal minded Indi needed. Sday work wook. ■'R O U TES IN BUHL 4 00100 Bik. Caswell Ave. W „ Street Jardino Of Jim Androa lor «• & PT. Bocheiors Dogroo n 200-400AshSt inlo. IsitIsland Automalod appointnwnt viduals nood apply. Call>!■ ^needed In Sodal Service Benefits. B Drug Free Work Paradise Place ROUTE B40 0-300 Bik. Birch St. Ical Sorvicos, tnc. at 736-2480. for appt. 733-2224, flokl. Exc. pay & bonolMs. ploco. P Must bo experi i nRoso Street North - ^ ) 322-1139 Exl.1216 enced In mounting of Arrow Trailer Park n o o 00-800 Lincoln S t (6 0 0 )3 2 — vacation. Pioaso sond o iOODINQ (5) 600 Bik. Washington jusinoss-slartup.com s J S i s SECRETARIAL resumo to: Attn: Joson. tiros, *• balancing & ropalra. 1400-1600 Poplar ROUTE 815 PoslUon opon tor on oxpo*P®' Part-timo socrotorlal posl-«1- 1283 Inco Drivo. Twin Contact C Howard at: 679 Sunset Circle WIBIk.6004lhAvo.N Street TWINnN tFALLS AREA riontod salos porson :r v ic e b u s in e s s tion wllh South Conlrala l Falls. Id, 83301.B _Poieiine f Rd.. Twin Falls. fc A A A A A A ’00-600 Bik. Slh Avo. N ^ SERVK Knowlodgo of F & I. boalt Disirlct Hoollh Oopart- u llva In thla araa S S10(S100K * yearly a RV'B holplul. Top pro i,*' TELEPHONE VtlhHlNAHY ASSJSTANf , oquipmonl and iroln- monl in Qooding. Bonollia THE TIMES-NEWS Intaraatadlnbalnga Tools.oqu ducers only. Wogos ar< INTERVIEWING 1 ^ 0 ^ t h R0U TE817 fapapar earrtar... ing,ig, S$12,500 invest, Includod. For moro Infor- dopondablo. Will troln. oxcenont. ;^ p ly In porsof y. You have hoard wo are , Juniper St. IIS CURRENTLY W100-300 m Ave. N. •ff eat! Olatrlct Man- ‘ 407>407-69t-0061B moilon. ploasa coll Joy* % llmo. 733-4653. M-F. 5 100-200 9lh Avo. N. Qt.....BBRTHARBAUOh moo Siono ot 734-5900<0 coming & wo oro horo. _ 200-800 Main S treet LOOKING I FOR tr, 733-0931 axt. 348. MOTOR Dovld-s Phono Contor is WAREHOUSE W, Rainbow C M e ININDEPENDENT JR 100 Fillmoro ^ 30 2 I : Downtown WondellII now hiring lor FT & PT Mountain M( Siolos Plonts Is 800 Shoshono 'k k R O U T E S ONEY TO LOAN positions. Wo conduct no- looking k for on oxp. woro- ifIf you llva In But}l A ara kkkkkk V tlonwido opinion polling houso fi manogor to supor- AVAILABLE IN THE W e hove an opening for a^ . ^ Inlaratlad In tMing a ROUTE 661 ______------DEBTCR• CRISIS 7 ? 7 ovor tho phono- No solos, vtso v dlsinbulion & doHvory. lnd«p0ntfentrMMrap«p*rir, GGOODING AREA. JOJ 0 0 - 4 0 0 e a DuBois No'T'aniati«rt»wyou»p«rKJyo«r Wocon COn hotp. Porsonat. autom obile salesilesperson. Expenence Evonlngs. No Sundays, Knowlodgo I- ol plants & carrlar.:. t». closiitled till your bualniusiness. or sludoni preferred, but nonot required. We ^ r floxiblo hrs. & compoiilivo salos s Is proforrod but not Plaaaap eontaet Olatrid >y Ktwdui*. Put d«i.i. ans. Avoiiabio up to _ — (Joy.^tepJ)yjaiBluQ _____t g . timo-Mvlrio diroctory ' Bti'i'T excellent’incoiicome'pctenttat~with ------f-loS ^M c^h -S t- goodt orxnlervlcd* 16 ■0.000 , ' " ______Lakos Blvd, N. TF computor c skills & bo ablo 733-0931, M t3 4 7 ''' 00-500 Bik. F,lor Avo. W ^ Low Interest, Coll reasonoble hour>urs, along w ith 5-day Mon.-Fri, tMtwoon 1 pm & lo I III! modorato lo hoovy 600 bik. Pino SI. 200-i ,K.o.youto0irOO-500 bik. 12m Avo. W ROUTE 866 Carriers < In the onn immodiato im quoto. V 733-2B911.1.800-621-5247 » y/ WAREHOUSE^ lOi100-500 bik. 13th Avo. W ^ qq_ (Brokers still Worohouso/Dolivory Por- Ji t i i i i i iOO-SOO Bik. Borah Avo. W W ENDELL a re a . . (B Wllli»ShiwFjT>tTi.,onf<.f ' W osf wolcwolcomo to call) son holp. Must hovo jrfcfrfrfrpcwr If yo u llva In thla araa S '* IhfnitioD’ilfidinjTrlriynIrd , m -4 0 0 Bik. Brackon Sl. ROUTE 511 oxcolloni driving rocord & __ a re Intaraatad In balng a 304 I ^ Mrnm.antnin)-oufcironfof volkJ i Idaho liconso. Hoalth r i Nonh 100-61-600 bik East Avo. C I RLER (6) naw apapar c a rrie r... INVESTMENTS * THEISEIEN MOTORS I ond roiiromont bonofils 400 Bik. Roso Sl. N. 100-61-600 bik Easi Ave. D A lhrnolnIjoUinlnjckm|.Iii i i i 1 t * i A Pleaaa e a ll Dlatrlet ■k oiilYSwrtb.youcouldilin ollerod. ' Wo aro a drug '4 M anagar 50000 bik. East Avo. E — omHT froo work placo. FIII out KKKKKKA ' •UBUC SERVICE : MAGICIC VALLEY J t rnj9)ingidmin|cirwrlhtl J 733-0931 a xt. 34B. ROUTE 872 20000 bik. East Ave. F MESSAGE * appllcollons bolwoon )00 Bik. Blake Sl. North 200-10-600 bik. Idaho Sl. eig profi * ollfn: I8:00 am & 3:00 pm ol: 1 jroflts usually moan t MALL SSTORE HAS t THETIMES-NEWS ^ >00-300 Bik. Elalno Avo. 40(100-500 £?//(. Ml/nor big risk.risk Boforo you do 167 Eastland Dr. Twin kkkkkkie S * B fflfflH B I IS CURRENTLY 200-400 Bik. Falls Avo. 200-‘>500 bik. Wendoll S t businos:inoss wilh a company, i OPENINGSIS FOR SALES I Falls, Idah6 chockck il11 oul wllh Iho Bot- LOOKING FOR -TT.JEROME (5) W esi * liiiliB WOODWORKiNQ------« INDEPENDENT 100-400 Bik. Robbins IfInterested Ini In th e se 'of BusinossBus' Buroou. For * PROFESESSIONALS! ; WANTED studonts inlorosl- 0 in lo rm a lio n ab o u l * ''' Odin tho an of fino NEWSPAPER -4 Ave. routes. ro pleaBo call A Exporionco proforroirrod but will troin. Bonollls * AAA A A A A siding invosimont * tiud«iUouUi^i$o-milr fumiluro woodworking, CARRIERS FOR 700-800 Bik. Sparks S t DitOlatrlct M anager at ms. writo lo Iho FotJ' * Inclodo 401k plan,. insinsumnco. pold vacation and * * ndiaoltSocii' TF company willing to hiro THE RLER AREA. -r. The TVmoS'News, oral1 TradoTrt Commission, * 0 5 doy work wook. THE TIMES-NEWS ROUTE 833 72 '■ * those who qualify. Call W alking R o u te s 733-0931 Ext. 346. washln.shington. D.C,.20580, 1 1-800-JOIN-WSE Kon Triplotl at CSI. IS CURRENTLY 90900-1200 Bik. Wondoil- or coll:oll 11the Notional Fraud Available 400-600 Bik. Ridgoway t Contact DeanI DDorland at the Manic J* (I-800-564-6973) 733-9554. oxt, 2335.B LOOKING FOR ..... In foorm r n ation Contoi. ^Vaitey Mall Theihelsen Store 735-1777 * INDEPENDENT JR ,,, 00-876-7060. B S U I E S i S " It you llva on Iha Waal ' k ''1 I 100-500 Stt} S treet R O U T E S alda of Twin Falla A ara ------305 1 : THEISE»:N MOTORS: 100-600 Main S treet AVAILABLE A IN THE I,Intaraatad In balng a g ----- 2 1 7 I I CONTRACTS CO & 100-700 M idway JEROME AREA. me MORTGAGES : £ MsglcVallByM8ll-Ki•KeltToTtiBOdysseyTIieatBr « carrlar... I EMPLOYMENT ^ | MC : * EqunlOpp(Dppodunity Employor * SIGN O N 0OPPORTUNTl^ ! * Plaaaa contact Dlatrlet M » CASH NOW $$ R O U T E s i e Managar BONUS 2 0 0 -5 0 0 t)lk. S lh Avo. E Jontrocts a Mortgagos ^0 733-0931, axt. 347 . piPUBLIC SERVICE ^m °DiI 100-700 bik. 6th Avo. E t Olvarainad Capllal. Professional 100 Bik. Davis St. MESSAGE 208-734-8727m ■ 100-300 Bik. J 6 0 0 bik. N orth D avis loral omploymoni Inlor------Drivers W anted! Huddleston Road 500 bik. North Flllmoro alion is Iroo. Romom- D I R A C O \SALEiS P E R SW i m E L l Solo d riv e n up to ; bor.ir. no ono con promiso INVES'lESTMENT CORP. 100-500 Bik. North St. ------youlu i0 fodoral job. For froo Mortoa .S lfT o a m su p to .41. R O U T E 5 1 9 ----- )rtgagos7 Contracts? 100 Bik. R a m se y Dr. 1 0 0-400 b ik 3 r d A va. E. TWI:rWIN FALLS (7) inlorlocmallon about fodoral Doods Do of trust? * We Invite careerca minded Indivivlduals (male or * Qultldy quslHlod and 1 0 0-700 B ik 4 th A vo. E. a bs. coll Cofoor Amorica You you wont to soil? Dnnociksn. 912-757-3000 w o oneway orientation. ' B 3 U I E S S S 3 31 0 0 -4 0 0 N . C lovoland K Wo wont 10 buy. * female)toj0 join our sales teanim In selling top * AAA A A A ^ ------Promprom pt& cash oHora, Astljnad, late modal, Cantle S t. 1000-1100 5th Ave. W. 3c iro local & compotitivo. ; of the line1 aautomobiles. Outst;standing earning ! 300-500 N. Fillmoro Sl. THETIMES-NEWS Tl- R '^°CDoll aii': 208-733-3821. knmedUtorMsrpropiffl. Country View Trailer CURRENTLY HAS Todd Blass. Prosidont Park * potentialial plus a wide rangege of benefits * Great iniurance and R O U T E 52 4 ?THE FOLLOWING i l d rKchard B. Stivors. V.P. Gcfrien S p u r Drive 100-400blk.10 Isf/Avo. W ' •. T.W.V. Silvers,Sl Soc/Troas. fun beneflU and INDEPENDENT Puiomino S treet 20200-400 bik. 2nd Ave W . * Including 41401K, paid vacationins & insurance. * mucii, tmich m ere. 301 200-400 bik. 3rd Ave. W NEWSPAPER I BUSINESS ■ ■ * 2 0 II you llva In thla araa S A ld e r S tr e e l FROUTES ON THE I o Ihroogti Itio poworlul littlo $91S90K* aaa in clossiliod *i•••*••**••••••••• JERO:r OME. 2 bdrm, Fult sm i. in country, no • Outstandingg employee bene:lefit package Full Time Shift — Com plete Car C aret ' Co ois/smoking. S500»S400 7:00am -3:40 pm Tn,THis Quto ropair businoss rop. Coll208-324-2154 , ■ otating shifts) Monilay-l‘rid;iy H doifloos It olt. wall oslab- ___ ^ • Flexible worirk schedules (rot JEROME/WENDELL I ver'ERY" SMALL. 1 bdrm . Part Time Shift I 325/StSOdop. 324-7901 ave a track recoiord of success, wwe would like t(to talk with 4:00pm-10pm ■ Nat'l Afflllsted Hardwarel _S325/ If you ha\ KIMBERLY. 1 bdrm w, M nnduy-i-ridiiy , I Supor orgonl20d. Ownor KIME nots S90K*I waslwashor & dryor. S300 - you. Persrsonal, confidentntial interviews1 willv be conduct:te d ... 8 a m - 5 p m Saturday I — » i ■■■■I dop. do Call 423-5926. O ffering Moimday and'Tuesday, AAugust 28 •&29 Bonuses & Incentives Regular Roises ^ ’ I I “ , j PM Paid Training Offering degrees in : , 122:00 - 5:00 ] ) Bedroom Apt. m llcullli licncniH • Electronic E n g in e e rin g Technology^^^'^TccI uviiilable in jusi-M) diys ^ for Elderly or I■ Computer-Aided Draftingig Technologj^T I In The Exxecutive Boloard Roonn ' <' disabled persons. |• Information Technology,y, w ith o p tio n s ir>; ^ I Please Coll or slop by Scciion 8 Subsidy o • Computer \cHfork Sii^fieiii:leiiix ami I’nifiriiiuwiiiii At Shihlo Inn in Tvwin Falls Available. , • Softvarf Aiiplicalioiix aiul 732-5259 • Business Technology andnd Administration/ W alk-ins Welcome ForAppiicationund , Classes startingng Sept. 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'^ ^ . t M ^ tnm- Tro o listen to area singligies describe themselviIves or to responlBb^ ads, cajl ^ j B l 237g»o^ma.^j5S.____ . >3-9977 Only $2^ per mloole Y« M te 1 1 .Mi^, sssJ ia|iMwne*nm 1-900-902 Scawpi \ Fouto "1 ssrsaS & csi H W H f l f l H M I .Fin-tovm tWIUmMAKlIT ^ leddng Miles mm m m 48, r r . 330»*. wmi > Iha ouldoon. geod eonv*r- m a m Oi« '’ 8nl*r »W °rn^ 3?*t y . Mffi I Enttru . and muen mm. is tookmg ^ UJ AIIIMIHin MIKi . ssar^^-syn^s; I '* - 2 K I n* ouHoor* and mor*. I* loourw ■ y ^ s y g s L S S r TO w>*ndiui t lor w> mrt**i. ouualng SWU. i f ■ i LASTtNC KEMORIU * AM.MOO* ••lauon.wp. ■ fc! W.torliMnMtW»(LAiW.I1H svnuwwrnitovi ■ ^.“ssji',srs Furt-ICMVia. euodhr 8w mom, 31. ■ iT&BEWa: "SSS ; sSrassTssf ■ T m o ir m n c i Yotru-nNDOirr Ml! m doon and rtiorv. M looklnB Iv an Sa-'lff-NSsSs; hon*M. remaMo and p*rMir%M AtlracUy* An BWPF, 40. r r , with M 6WU-38*M.*ST.’l'BMU?.bmIihalr, gwM ^'“tldCUYSDOEXBT e 4MI, KftOM pMOmM mdud* illraciK* SWF. who** p*»nm*t i m H) 19. r . I8SB*.. Mtn btond "^""'’TtMrtiilT? SWU. 31-30, tor a poatCM rMa- bmm brt natf and brown *y«t. wno sU nbh* SWM. 48. rr,*nn»f*tn< JSJLJ’C?Mg;TO.GSg: SH s; OrNM. n* mountM, eoMBut*loi a non(Np.Ad«.900t «n| w s SJSJMwa Mmiioravcm.AiM.Sloo “ KilSW W JKn TKimnCTCIU. mo^*°S^lSiln^**^X mc » M W .SSS™ "™ """' SSSSnfto ffSSMtSTs^l ^ w^WJlnay^a^W ^tB- , Pwv«Mng SWF, It. s r . amwic. 4S. ^^HjtWMMETOIEWTO^ »-5^j’mW rtWtontMp. A brown ht& w nduda ^ sris.'TSi-' -» ooo tnvM hw mi*t«Mi M m0>M«. htu and Hu* *y**. wno *n|oy* Adt.^1 aoi Li^ UEAK TIIE ICE D< movt*t. dancing. guW *v*nlngi al liEA»T*SOl'L sr.'sbr»»n najMujd haxal poEgiomoI b M ' >Mng tnO eampmg. turn* and s^gar^ nm* wm n*r fu, rsViffi-SOT^'SJi ss: «i4103 ___ s sa-SS“,“°"' ~ rvw. *agar 10 m**t a tmcar* SWF, nwig t 11S0WF. 3S-M, tor lun and ttmgs ‘a. SHF, s 39 s •'X. « wne . rwaaan*nip.Ad*.i0l0 eij uc*T'cnSo^ ^ S;r as.T«ras t«l*LTn.Adt.Sl^n»J?ffW?*5*. r?«;,TKlrK s M,"'S honatl SWM. 43-SO, wim wrrtltr wW STILL LOOKING 't-3*. ft’| M “wS!*rS2 M*r*UiAd*.1033 S n< S S S w SWM. 30, 8T, itodey HiUd. wim *d».’1 rwd and w y thy SWM, 30, H.H mtarattt. M KEtPvotRsnimiiicii . ^ — = I80«)t.. MOI brown htu a«i . . JfiRRKAKTHKICE I Afltcnonala : SWF, 33. ST*. IBS*)*.. ■irownad Shu, 20, no*, nani •ytt.*«• *n(oyt hirung- I W ^ W U• W SWM. 30, ST. IS&to*.. i p ^ - i Mm auburn hair and brown sms. ind mor*. tooking tor a tirtoar* 330Myxn., kkat lm walks, camping caraing concnxnM i wiin Hand* ha» and na»*l *y*t, SWF, JW 32-;i3. who wants CNkSrwi. and ts s ;m w .M £ wno s tnjort tr*v*kng. camping and tr» ^ nat ' urruai mioMii. Ads.lOM comnssssTihsrirtt sai asii?ss.'M ;'us% ittlSVM. 39-W.Ad(.1DW fVNTIMMAWAITINC “m*t.,n*t. Ad*.iie3 HEAJfTTORE i,?"*-'?.''I.S Is tookmg s S tor Sa SWF. S IB- a O^LYTHIMSTroiVOU JJ swx , 40, ST. i4Sea.. IS >J7 con- « . ^ n V HOL0KyKAND . ntnOly S*n*. 33, ST, ISOOs., tid*rt1* Mm similar Inlsrtsts. J- Outgoing, daiarmHwd SWF, 34, Adi.IMS *n|0| 'LTkM*JO«« mOrOBtmeu* t S S S ^ S i . " X S ® WEfir-rOLO\T e s £mr*m.AM.IOOO ' ’ r r , it8to». Mth CM r*d h*K. !“ fsb^F” CAli.N**taSF,l8-37,UttMhnh*ait. ^ * hat ak ^ . U**l IM paritfUbl* SWF, 43. •tt SVrtl, 35-4i, wno tntr** ^mt- [J2hair and »y*t. who *n|eyt camp- 0*1 d(.llM aiteeari tarim*f*tlt. Adt.lOIS ng rcgi: ^ s»,i*,vr»is^ SOMtOMtJl-STUKEVOU vA sa w . »aSlTOAWAY Adt.fOOO toi SWF- 4S, S'S*- Min loM Hond* nair anand cam SW, undtr 40. wnn tim- hin-k>nng tun4 fiWF. 39^0. wn6 *nK>|f« anjnj omg SHM. 30. S r. tsstia.. LOVELOVE AT riRn tIClIT j3jg5g«.p<»«.Lm and brown *y*t. wno &** rtadmg. utrUtrinl*r«ilt.Adl.9403 ini . 27. ST, 3S0lbt.. Mth otnorn ana mows, ts t**ung a KusasTM"' ucorrvaniensnio.Ads.1lig . 1^ andsfri,-®cs®‘',s; ffi* KMtOMUKlVOU .“ and bnMH ay**. Mw** iMtrMt* I 5> wtt) wnilai Uii»r*iii. v*v.,„«.>“s5fp‘r“ . . . “ * MOONUTNIOim ^ j52.tct Biown-nttfM. hwtf-nw) SWF. [■ indud* tong dnm. r**dv>q. dano- Ac ; r a r r S ‘5'i IB. B'1>‘. leota.. t9tm hoTM-S sir« S ';S K i5 «B and rr«jt*i mor*. M lortUng tor 'trSWHATWEMAKF-IT sasi^iiiss^i*3 brown a nau, hanl *y*t. d*tu*t a ’7StotST’.s'aW'aK- »g Oi SWF, 18, 5’3*. wim blond* Kalr. wno * n w ih« out- an'nonM'coT«!uM'^v7kr'4g and rvi snd mutic. ISO a SVff. l i r s IHX>» u> ATtocDonal*. tnxnranny SW mam. m d».7a58 ^ Mth similai guams. •fM, riM • MM v « ^ c* int>*^ CaaualSWF. 31. brown ha)r.gr**n■" 3«, wno *n|M mcpMt. boMmg, ■ OVTDOOR-ttlAN - r r ■ grMcormiwUsn and mucn mor*. ■ Fntndnsndiy SW dad. 33. 87*. brown Thki » SAILT1IEHAVE9 r&isassK”""*'"" !ia,i.s"ss:«i; .93.8-4'. 1S8«*.. wtm Hend CA.S YOU UUTXI , ^ back rwmg anfl mol6r biilonti. i w hat S a good S t«nt« r £oM ^ Horw*l8WF.ea.<>fie*ricMwM->- Ea*Ysang. M*r»y SWF, sa. ST. ■ i and Uka* to hav* Mnl ^M.^t.^S na. UMano and dtncno to cot«i- *fRn E r ^ nau/*fW Mioa* mar- P 21. ST.' 140«v hatf' !;°'Si3s:'sSi^ try mMC, tfo an r«v<*«t. Uia lov> aiit wetuda ^ w j^ g ^ cooking- I CAN WE CLICK? movitt, to Gb«.A0*.U7S r>s w w m . es-ra, mio n u umt- I, 63, 5V. 170**, wno l**t and bu*»n(t.^soeuTsvsnit. cvnSng- lar KarMK. M t.K it Jing, norttbM riding and annon*u.< & a .W f S 3 b mg oul. IS saarcnmg tor a SWF. wnn turuisr s r s r s ^ ul tanaMp.Ada.lliB ■ ^ 5!5srSrs« St ' Min simUtr iniartttt. unusrmi*<«tt.Ad*.10&4 * | - •no Nr ln1»f»«H^I as?sS-sf?f5je:I" OrCN\'OUt|{lAtT ■ A nr^ll START M9i HorvM li^, ISO a a»r*ntur-ir- Humomj* and altoeuonai* SWF, ■ ”“*SSnm «-“‘i , 90. rs*. wim brown hau; sssss^sas*" >*■ 40, ST, Ut-Agur*d. Min auburn m ■ k Pick Contest “KmariitiiocaitniipiMtant.tin- Jl i T - A DoaoDi'ct ratxscLr arsrissfsKC• hair and gr»*o *y«*. M» *n(o|r» • tr* SWM. 43. ST. 230**., wim r»:¥R M “«KSS rsW torr^.vee rown nair/«y*t. *n(oy* cookjng. wno antoy* tong W*kt, tportt, ititwyitnipw anu^pM ^a tong-iarm; S i ■“ Send us th e b e s t pick-utcup line you've heard at. mutM and mor*. Im look- rnatLi |r«' auyouocknmile; S S S & f e r s ' “ ?i8£2: “SSv^ssTe! I h - y (or said) because we’reI’re giving away $300 inok>y*t«»*.Ad».ll44 ?»,*>'•SS RAUMtranHEONLY Fun40M^ SWF. 19, S'S', I30»*..•-. po*«tMr*iationwup:Ad*.ll01 g r-h. iT 19, r B'8*. UOIbS., Min . bnwn r<^. W > poutt* rM-•*a- wim long ighl r*d hair arM baby to w hoever se n d s in the m ost creative line, p , ^ aiECXrTOlTT I hair and giaan *y*t. wno. U0<»r'ip.ASi.MT7 blu* «v*c Enioy* Anong. >nrt9r>g3 Honaal 6W eSVs“,*MXi itrtonaH*. outgoing SWM. 24, MOVEQIICKLY :" 'S l5 £ tUIOl'SURJEaONLy MBI W ii* M ^ cNiarwi. ISO a and $50 to our 4 runnerners up. g.’.n*. 160**.. wKfi brown htir, Hu* cnMrtjirlul SWM, 19. 5’tO-, lOOtot.. »t» l,k*t I FrMfOK roluad SW mom, 3S.39. WMI tnd hooMI SWM. 30-30,8* ||IM to hav* a good tma. ST, brown Iwii. >«n( (yM. b«*->«A- M••. Boed cam«rMiKA r**ang and 1nt*fcg*nlSWF,»,5'4*.MmH*d< , wno r»(, Uu* *y«t. Uws ATVS. y S y illY BV NATVRE Ing. nxja«,lilooUralDranhon*A.p*r->« SWF. 19. s'fflsotor^wan broMi nair in and gr**n *y*s. wno *n|oyt *-< SfletM &wF*'«S,'’wwTkM gi;*£ SWM, 34 B'. lOOtos.. wnn ^ ionacU SWM^^^a. tor carnpan->r- nair and hanl rr*«. wfto iM* b*- (•admg, ni ertrtt. concarlt and tn*- ^ B J Si.zs-£SP^- K? 1 ntti and ham ay**, wno ES^STW fSi.'ffliia'* J I 'o-*!StKWCAKXNTimn 3s-so“ U A tm ni BLit c m . attunjL s FIN TIMES TDCmiER Mtt,,l*«1 mis «)*n-mind*d SWM, ^ Adt-1i:K v B S S i j|KiiS g-S jiV lffl: V*ry poMM vM upBMI 6W f- SWF. 31, ST, 13se*.. Mthblsnd* «i M0> *SSk'Si(SgT?mJSrtj?Sa•n hauandbujirwwnoanwihBh- *'■ SWrnilOMXTY * VttlSK.blJSSn^'SftH'Si^^^ ^ SWF, 31. r r , wtm blond* hair and iNst»iiciiorvou Bh* j6,wne**M*rMtilndud*b*akal- SHM. 21. 8'r. 12S0*.. brown hair, K ’^M?rt‘l?n2n?'swFl^0^7! s r , i KS «- SiStS swS!?^'"*S^?ioM' ‘ i dratmt ol m**ung a SF. 30-35. wnot* ««t>o hoCMt nckid* dorrtwni- i-i.- NONSRiTTCR Uu**yi•MS. w ^ * ( ^ mutie, r*ad- SJS2< hauU!! and gr**n vy**. wne '■*■ CUATUIILt drr-siSCjTS?!,:BWT^lMlMi.lOTO r -twno*as ini*f*»« ndud* noi»*b*cii inn, fceov*. hm4ov1ng SWM, 38, ST, mg. srt t tportt. m**tu>g,n*w p*e- rUn^, mw**t and tarmly aoiviti**. ii*t >U*. SWCF. 31. Mtn biowM hau and„ : SSi.”r±18S!?te.!! S-7 Mif^kmg toTa M A /. M M kmwt m« VMM *y*t. wno *n|oyi waka around tn* . KO CAHM 3 S “ umuti miti*si*.Adt.l030 aiM.A3I.Soeo Hen*t1. wne*r* SWM, SO. ST. COTSn'SK?^ ^ u r s TALK SS^TaJiiSS^rS-'TO-no an nenaat ar« ucb*« SWM. !SI35ibi., Nond hsii, Nus *y*«, CUJSEASTOl’aniONE HumorclOrout, lun-levMig SWM, 30. MuwroutCREAT EXRCTATIOM DpbMt tBrwM SWPf, 4T. lul- f f l S g S W s; grout SWM. 49. ri1*. ^ '■T"' . r , 43-M. wnh common inltrttls. sr.a.!S..'M rm ,« ff K E i ’S S M ® s: ™. .snffi";.. Adl.1031; 4040-M.wno*n»rteandi*l!3:ir&‘" '^ “‘ s 0*1 to know mrt Itawul SWM, 43 SoH.tookiln, SoJ tuiear* SWU, 37. r. .1138 '*^*'1 34, iLrMWAmscroRvou ! ?4%*K>S5«I™fl?'4uSurfl'h*Ir^>*kr, BM. 34.94, W«I itfniw lni*«*tta.? HumoSef^^vS?'^,"!?, with ssnKvsswrtsmor*. S It SMking an hon**t SWM. ?ci^S'c,^W ?yo 8.5r’^ VCRSATtUCUY Smear*•rs, rornanw’s ^ . 1t, S ir, MW.Wwnme SWM. 39, BT. iBOtoa. bM bv»« mw.**. n«j*lc.i*IC. A0*.SO41 *»■ brown hatf and ham gr**n vr**. 3803. rr to tpiiM cutKy tm* wiin. tnt>*« Jh nit iRitrttn n taora. tn* 3'- 3ec(Mooking,ial.Uu*-*ytd.biend I40nt., blown hair and browrvgra*n • . ' tnoM ogaeof •omm*. hop** lo M henttl. eanna SWM, 39. O'. s^^SSSiSSSS^>T. S S.U! da WOtTH A TIV Hond* T hair and Nu* *v*«. wno 190«)t.. K Hond hair, bnswn *y*t. 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S! www.maBlcvalley.c 38-43. who ahar** tis.Wys«ls In Ina a 1 si srffisS'-^" :K?W LOCF/»gra.r WO [ ffi Mm s a ^ L W.tO«T I V k . ’ Sunday. A u g m m .22000, ( TimM-Ntwa, Twin PaftF«a«,MKMD1| KlllBEALY.V*(yetMn'22 HANSCN • Large 3 bdmi... TWIN FALLS. Newer 2 ^ IORSE. A rablan.'bay In HF F -- 50 diesel tractor. ■" ■„ ■ I wTesseiICR. Whila. French tfR O taW bdrrn. 1 bath, aprlnkltrer 1 balh. Appla. Fencedd bdfflt duplex, caipoft, utl. |i ------6 ii------1 "Scolor, around 15 hands, $2312300. MF 124 baler, ■ 602 provandndal. wMmx niahl M lhread• •d; «26Q.Clll - tyttatn, piillo, no paia/a / b a c k y a rd . Q a ra g a . AllII rm.Noamoklng/pets. I I FA R M S TO R R E N T mim* a o n er.2 0 6 0 2 ^6 5 4 1 . $401MOO. MF 2 bottom ptow, I APPUANCtS A gindA'ftdoormlRW .t^. 7344808.W6. amoUng. SS2S/mo.4t30030 utllltlee Included. $«50. l6W W -'iyroialni 1150.8‘xlO‘ walk-in coot- INQ wha^a. Aa^ dap. cill 20e-42^44aiJiJi THeMgmt 73X78$ NE JEftOMe, 80.0 acres, mmare, halter broke, very ar.•r. sexc, cond. $200Q/o(ter, f r eeEzen,23ajbtarLtrDot e z S m o n in c iWRHilW M iiV M lM cA l JCROiUL 2 bdmi. 1 b ^r NoSSfeSmo.- ^ oamie,$e5a SADDLES- Hagtagerm an can 366-2042. (r««.le. cheil type. $100. pieHule "o k H IS S S ^ ■ auto garage door. Very -Klep. kwL haaL 32M 654 fzstock . atyle, long hom, m TD eaae eal 206-736080. 2drawi 17S. Bolh new in 2 proorwna pirfMl (or lLKtANKd.'(2).lca P»>* ,$38B.73>g^.'iia'TSSSTS” KwT»<^ caiQ. rantam wtw want to ownn nk)elCal268«^B30A W i^W LL f Wrm. apts. g " Denver aaddlary, $400 mana (or 1.I. - ^ s s s s s s s s s s a s s s s s Reg. QHPalam Ino inchlnery* Shop us onine at Reo rats (orlOO-150 cowa. a, »«50. W«Yra«eiI BCD Kmgatniz F i iM .io e s m 2 & 3 bdrm. units. Rent,t g 60S 1 " gelding. Pleasure, trail, wwnvwjiyaaabactor.com Pro' AvU.12/1.Neqa24W6 "J ProTedSfSwiS.' tr pedeaial $300: ?RjnDfnior5raTi*Eioom aubekllzed by HUD. Rent'I | | r o o m 8 J r d r r e n ^ roping, hunllng, $3500. or calcan us al 541-372-4020 1708708 Klmberty Rd,« TF ‘^ 1IH ^ U a H L U M I ilawnrr>owar$160: .. . HM School 3 bdr. 1 BathOh b ased on Income (or elK. Can 753-6148...... ■MATTBESsarr 613 - I -S ORTABLE AIR TANK, R >NOE-Like ^ new 30* gas s u u in i hevy meter $250l------full baiam tnl. 2 pluaJS oable households. For Int ' J EBC U e -BolB aV M oiel • 4 If . PA S T U R E W A N TED I ^H6 M e f t .l l y r .o U App, iikeIke new cond. Includea range. ran Can 734-9745 ‘ 365______; •crta^rtna, comJ*. pu*is* (ormatkx) & applications, $100&upwkfy.$3S0 V gelding. weU broke. ho* loeee, $35, C al 734-4277. afler 6 pm, E T s n B ^ SOFTNER. $80 tur*. •man bam & oaraga.M. p h o n e (2 0 8 )3 2 4 -4 9 2 9t- . and up mo. 401 W. M ain. — $150b. Call after g x n I N t a r n i» T B T O '. $560 a month 43»6324I Hearing impaired 1-800->• Cau M4-2381 BU 6pm. 7)4-e923. ADDLE Circle Y. 18’ REpmFRIO. QE. 26 cubk; ft, chlnaI huteii,h 1300. K«i- PEE TABLE, all — 376-2840. EHO. Fall/winter pasture ^ Pleasure. 7/8 Double, new $325325. DISHWASHERS. . ^ RrttaifMof.tSOO.r , very unk|ue. $120. _ YWiN rALLd with klich- I fiSHSSSTTsyrToidgeiS bieisreast collar. Fully tooled, q e • :. small cut)by ho(e oi klM BEhLV-2bdrm wanted. 80 head. Call HO lE. $100 & Moytag por- ConsoleoteTvTsTs. ES'Sjr houia on Ig. comar lot. ri ens.$95wWy.$225-$360 Jeana0^ 543-4173Ji approx. a| 14 hands. Very ver^/ery nk», 324-8575 table.>ble. S2W, All compieie- c& $25. LAWNMOW- wcantty ramoctalad. daana n w/gatage. nice and quiel,I. mo. a l utlis. pd. 733-6841. _ nice, broke, ft genlle. — 3 ' recond- 543-4225, 5 5 R “ e 15. Can 735^269. & cuta. 4U W. A Sl. (At ready 9/01. 423-6049 or WANTED Fan & Winter $1200. $i 2)1 Coming 4 yr, Hidnik pller 480 V.Double V fac . 8', $200, Pair up- ” TWIN FALLS-ln couniry, Pay You To Loee 0*fStmt.)S875*a«p..p.. 737-0731 ask (or Olna. grazing (or 50 stock cowa. oU. ol Morgan ft QH mare. L pller 240 V 3 P, Lock- ^8HER ft DRYCR 0 ,E, h o lslered ie occailonal _ $250. Cooking area avail. 0 wood 45002-row harvest- area It All Natural Prod- watar & iraah pd.. Call 1 Refs. req. No smok South W est of Buhi. epptox. ai 14H hands. Pel ^ real condition. $270 chalre 788-2573. «-Hear the quietl Call 543-8041. or, SeedAsor loader 480 goih.iom.Coll436-1154 i 100% Qraranteed. ing/drugs. 734-5063 am. _ afcwelOmonlhsoW.Qen- , L oveeeat ft wti^o* 1 •677*337-337-5880 He, never ridden. $ 1200/- V two 240 V single phase 5tt-= - SPECULOrwTtnw S m u FaLl6. U6fgL 9 WiWanted paatura (or 100- *** translonmor. Call Jeff678- ASHER ft DRYER. bacicI chairC w/olloman. wwwjnyhek LauralParkApBrtmanta olferonellher.Call Hack. Frigidairo. from Cream/ Oft#rt3bdnp.,2bath. 176MsunceSlfe«t $10a\yk.&$360/monlh. 200 2 head dry oows. Con- o 4259o t670-2931 ot Olahwashar.ttovo. tact Qary Chamberlain. ^543-9173.______*2^ wd. $325. Coll 734-5163, nberry - w oFTANNINQ i ^ BEDS! Twin Fall* 248 2nd Ave W. 733-8630 J Bruce ai.829-5318 or J22l AN AT HOME rsfrigarator and mucti Call 1 - 2 ^ 7 9 - 4 4 1 7 . HOR8ES-7 RS gonlle horses, 42c WASHER Konmoro, $600..Cal732-5863evea. C „ TAN^ 734-4198 420-7067 W/l Direct and SAVEI 1 moralndudad. $43,000. - - - PPrice rango $1.500 lo = rz DRYER Maytag, T X B C T ■ TWINFALLS ~ ‘%UMAM>un01you«n«lt. ? RACTOR-JD 4440. 6300 EOT?T60*15UH3: (gSiS'Snerical/Home units ‘ $25,000. Cail 734-7127M Call\ 423-4268, . $ 100,I, DESK* I CHAIR* Ctf 733-0831. ■I 615 S hrs,. duals, weights, exc. _____ (rom $199.00 1-888-301>M37 KBSssTSiaaTriiB; J" SOFA-cream. $150. lo w ^ 20»-732-S710 1 bdrm a p t $335 cond,. Call 326-5095 or WASIASHER/DRYER set. Ttonlhly Payments TWIN FALLS. Rooms. I 7 yr. old, genlle, broke 731-5095. 73. Kenlenmote oxc, cond. **'8^XJdcond. 736-0708. ■E Cok>r Catak>g : $80/week. microwave, f t fWiNFAtXS------—-----2 bdrm ap t. $440 ;250, Singlo washer, TWINI Bed.G extrai^ng CalTodayday 1-800-711-0158 _____rattig^Uimties pd. Cable ------land 2^ bedrooms------2 A-3 bdrm -Tow n— M OBILE H O M E HC RACTOflslD 4450. quad. H25rWaiionly. 736^ 8 0 3 - - w / o arhBoaffoorboard^ r t ^ , TV. no peta.1201 Kimber- 5700 hr,, duals, weights, _____ t4ow avallabla to Qualified QH mare, w/Toblano 57t of sheesl ft mattresa fl H o u ta s $405 ^ ly Rd. or can 735-0232J ^ exc, cond.. Con 326-5095 WHIIHIRLPOOL Retrlg. 8 18 I tenant*. now ati . Bright. S p adous & Clean QPaint (Illy. $ 2 0 0 0 /p a lr. exc Ukonew. $100. Oak B MUSICALCALtSTRUMEKTS Hartowa RMity 734-4^ Oorgaous big Palomino or 731-5095,< WhitVhite, 1 8 c u .l t . 7 mo. M Wen MalntalnedI . i 606 1 Jl U. now. $475.5364688, I w/4 Chairs.. $100. TWN FALLS------Som e w /Yard. Storogo & ^?V*apaco av^aUable. 0yeaning, gelding. $1000. Vaccuum vi pum p, ATT. -S!i_I 736-7636. BUNDY)Y ALTO4 SAXO- Palomino QH moro. un- g Have Oualifled ApplicantsIts Otshwashor, W/D ^ |jjobil¥hom esJ dCreekslde Court. $162 P Dairymen: 10 hp.. like " • •• I ...... = i PH ONE N E w/case grea; Need 2-3 bedroom1 Hookups Avaiiobie mo. Can 733-6841. Qpapered, bred to Paso now.$1200,206-328-2245 | 803 I 6 1 5 condlUon.Uon. $750.438-5068 HA^gLfdn-2'bdrm .. Fino stu d . $ 1 0 0 0 . Wlli Houses and Apts. No Pets. | VATER TANK. Poly-Log. j | ^ LAWJWNA^ARDENJ c ^ N CNET, T used Shroibef Hallowa Realty 734433434 Call 7344600 NOWI relrig., slove. WD hookup. = ; consMot offers. Hammon I 366-2100. 3®*300 golion. w/1 h* quick JTH ANNUAL CRAFTS ohne, good cond. -7 $325/mo + $300 dop., i■ roouuateswaot I \ P connoctcoupiing. $175or in n TWIN FALLS Real niceIco TWIN FALLS”^ 2 bdrmT^^ Rofs, No pots. Avail. 9/3. ’ In lhe Countiy al Filer Call 208-734-5754. H6rS^6'. for salei'Cno ^bosl otior. Call 644-9233, foin country 2 bdtm. Privacy,cy. balh. Stove, rolrig. DW. &" 326-4730 or 829-5906. \ strawberry Roan Appy ------Foirgrounds. Ofl. 14-15, ,loader. 326-4631 PIANO.}. Wurlltzer.Vt good stove, reffig. S700 + $500>00 WD. No pels. 737-0067.B TWIN FALLS, college 3 2000; Seeks anlsls and , $500 or best ofler; = dri66hONE'. 2 bdrm. 1 roommale ‘ wonted to rngelding, 8 yra. $1200. 1 7 0 3 I S >NM0WERl2seli. dep. Can 733-6034. Two bluo oyod polnl ■ craflors lo display thoir LAWNI tecall208-733-4454.- bolh. $350 + $300 dop. ^aharo house w/ 2 male I CUSTOM owi opeiled. $60 each. Please ca TWIN FALLS. 1 bdtm.. 1.2 and 3 bedrooms, msrss. 2V^&7 yr. $1000 I — ovm hondcfallod vrtirk. . Call 886-2710 ovos. sludenls. $150 mo,* utlt ® " ‘ Com:onlacl Jody at 736-4068 YNMOWER, w/grasa PlANO-llke>-iike new.(kld w^nt range, relrig.. $ 2 7 5 dep.ep. som e w/garage. each/offet. Call 543-4 111. 7 7 ^ lice) Baldwin con- , TWIN FALLSTdleon. wtm 734-2290. J ^ l-U CHOPPING. PU or Ag lot lot moro Inlormolkxi.M coicn«:h0f. $45.324-4530. pracllce) No pets. 733.1804. washer/dryer. 2 bdrm. . HORSESHOEING • Van bo $2695. 733-9603. ■ —r Appty now ot TWIN FALLS, seeking (o- n baging, 24 hr. aorvlco F RAFTERSr T i WANTED- ^Q LAWNfctbW^R. TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm.. 1 Allen Prow. Qooding, in }-Oid upright Har- Hallowa Reetty 734-4334 Close lo C.S.l. No smok- male, houso male. Musl e Lowronco Glttollo, Hm. twint « i Foils Rolormod ■IP. Craltsman. rear PIANO-Oi' batt). 1 car garage, slovo Idaho, Call 208-934-9281. 65 Plano Com p, early, — Ing/pels. $400fUllls. $300 Jlove cats. $250 mo. In- 654-2064 Coii 670-2064 chui:hurchHolkJoy Cralt Folr. Jing. $575.736-6776. vord Plar & relrlg., w/d hooiiup,JP, TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm.. 2 dop. Taking oppltooltons. T ' 'a w/can/od Ivy leaf cludos utinilos, Call 734- LLAMAS'hsrdlkiuklauon. ^:ARM/FLAT BED. Would F?ri. il.' Oct 20 end S o t Ocl. tR O YYBUILT“6hlppo“r l ’ * $475.32M168IV mssg.ig. bolh. garogo. OW. W/D'D Pkioso con 208-733-7885. I Male ft females. Reason- nx its, $400/oller, C elt g . —------(9636 leave m ossago. ' liko potato or bool haul 21, Can< Monica 543-4998 sh reBdder d w/new 5 hp cS2^ii TWIW FALLS, lg. homo,— hookup 4th & Mornlng- ably prk»d. 324-1338 of- ?0S1.______• "*■ SkJo. $695. Coll 734-7582 TWIN FALL8-2 bdrm.. 1 rr Ihls Foil, 208-326-4141,B lorolor oppilcailonB, onfllnono. $400.423-0047 (amity rm„ fireplaces, sc, B2 I 607 th tor 6pm, ------PIANO.>. Lakeside, Lx upright OT731-0439. bath. W/D. $225 ■*•$175 ^ HAY RETRlEvmO. small ^ — eictras, $650.734-3110, _ I O FF IC E & f i grand.d. S'$450,00, Piease dop. 733-4918 o r Email; LLAMAS . Male & lemale. & largo bales, Ploaso caii ■ TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm.. 2 I RETAILSPACE , $300 ft up. Call 878-9389 call 208-7108-735-1183. TWIN FALLS-2bdim., 612... bath, appllonces. garago. thoothorjomle0 hotmou,com ,, Twin Falls. 732-5460, |mDINO^TEfll^ J h EH 2nd Ave. E, gas-$425.1st SUE. Fancy is siill here. fS i TRUMPEUPET- Yamaha, $525 + ciop. No pois, 733-£ ...... JTWIN FALLS. Non smok- Ci FRUCK NEEOINQ job lor ^ .TH RIDER. w/vK)oo. w/case \ & last No pots. 324-2834.— ie04or326-5885. Cail W endy al 543-65B3. g i ITCHEN CABINETS. se. Very good cond, Allontioniofool Opportunity or, drug (ree. $175 -f < Beet haul. Con 829-5281 now, $300/oflor. Call M usicIc hh. o ld er, m ualc ft TWIN FALLS-2 bdtm.. 436 Bulld-oul lo suit lononi ' Usod but nlco. W olnut "'‘o TWINFALLS-C1eon.com- $150.Can206-737-0649Ji ^ or 731-6228.M______I m ulo.S2Ji.$225. 324-5601 ett) Ava N. Outsldo pots , 1 Comor oM st and Qlfch J ^02 I ^ color. Groal (or garago. TWIN FALLS. Roommate ( bosomonl. period (or J oic. $4504 $250 dep. {o Coll Slovo Hallows ■ FARM/RANCH ^ 705 VIOLINSIN Suzuki 3/4 size. for 3 bdrm. 1 bath. $200/- 1 ronioi unit $400.00 Vicki ■ e i 7 I 736-0142. 00 lor more Inlo I ^yPPjJK/EQUI^ I IRRIQATT0T4 I case, excellent — smoking. $500/mo +$400 mo.-f$75 utils. 7 3 S « )9 2 Jl 4 438-8811 1 . Ml;lISC FOR SALE | TWIN FALLS-4 bdtm..•...2 2 dep. 737-3916/735-1420.IQ, Hallowa Realty 734-4334 I dition.$375Call OUGH Cut Ash & Wolnut s a 'hX x :29 U Desk $55.00. 678-93899389 both, wood stovo. No TWIN FA LLS-cute BludW, TWIN FALLS ^ 1020 JOHN DEERE com- ^M um lnum 8 ' m ain lino. ROU( 400'. 51,25 p e t i t 6* gol- S2-SS2-$3BF.Con 324-4512. Motol pets. $600/mOf dop. Can $ 2 9 5 . All ulil. pd, 761QI Ollico spoco for ront ^ pact gos Ireclor, Iront 40 ol patio ta b le & um- vlOUNN. Okl-luii Qi size, good 733-0184 ed plpo, 1200 fl, $1.00 ___ Mein Avo. W. 326-447777 * 1.560 sq.ft. Pololino Rood I k»dor,6nmowor,S4500. ed — ' — I brollolla $60.00, Preato cond.1, BooulllulBc sound. B s s f ! pot tt, 2 now goto values. ■ preeai T^IN FALLSrS bdrm..-.3 3 or 735-0325. aroo ■ localed noot Buhl 702 po 605 lau re can n e r & stain- C ase,I. nono bow. $500/oflor bath. Finlshod basement - - • Ono «>om olficos • dovm- 523-9196______6-. e; $100 00. 1-Too. 1 ol- ICA I sloel waler cantwr. Call 533-667653^ “a*; TWIN FALLS-1 bdm i opi. b o w . $ 2 5 0 0 . B u b b lo r I I lor S60.00.733-3127. 2 car garag e. O reat P'- town & Kimborly Road 2- 12-Western baggers. l- CAMERAS & EQUIPMENT loss sl N. Full size, sludont for ronl. Call 733-3669. 1I UVESTOCK I ' I m oss romovor, 4' dlomo- OLYK (ocatioo. No smoWntfpets. aroas sell propelled with Doutz !" — < bothlQC0NDlTWNERS-(2) viollriwIn w /c a s e ft b o w . TWIN FALLS-1 bdrm. opt.p t Contoct Wall Hoss lor. $250, or an lor $2000. mm. WOblu, $65. (2) new $350. Cal $750 4 dep. 423-4038. 2 horee trir. - Extra tall ft -2diesol. $48,000, 1- PTO. ^ LYMPUS Pro OM-2. 35 X)r Cl! I. Call 208-734-3421, i=;r downlown. hoot & oppls.Is. Qom Stalo Roolly B Hagorman coll 366-2042. num TWIN FALLS-epft. 3 bdrni,. wide, vrhllo S heavy duty. 2-$32,000, Can 539-1634. mm. 4 Ions, Ilash. aluml- i0 >gohoods.00( $45. All - lum. $325/mo.+ dep. 735-15- 737-3939 i . Coll 536-2241 d 2 both. $500, or Monogo r ion. $1700, 837-M 23. Bale ' W agon. Now Hoilond PUMP Shp. 500 It ol hoso. 2num ^ = coso. $550.934-4963 R ang 820 a932.73t-1215.onytlmo. 2 carl sprinklors. Call for renl. Call 733-1359. ’0- TWINFALLS------B 1048, SP . Con 536-2029. IML your classlllod od [ PETSiTS & SUPPUES Several altee available BANTAM CHICKENS. \ 543-5574.______| £------h OfM' I ^ TWIN FALLS-qulot, TT.SO- TWIN FALLS-1+bdrm.. Pkiaso coil 208-543-5035. JBean a grain cleaning lo us at )k- RETAIL CHILDREN’S ITEM S | ^-MAIl'inadOmlcron.net BEAQLE3LE Pupplee AKC cluded, mountain slyloluiA fen ced yard. W/D hook- m ill. C rippon 5472. Ali ^ up. utlis. incld. Avail 9/1./I. ••1435upto4600sq.lt BULLS-lor breeding (rom 7 0 6 I ^ :.1sl shols. Grool homo. 2 bdrm., 2 both, screens lor boons, w hoot ■ r TREES. Grow 6-10 Reg.Isl 326-4313 leavo mossoge.)e. O F n C E SUITES ;;lop quality rogisiorod — FARM SEED & RIB. boaulilul Maple. & — ^ yr. $5.45-57.95. lings. Con 438-5063 upslolrs loft & 2 cor c»ws. R oa^ (or sorvico. ft ba/iey. Colt 734-5927. I gorago. AC & dishwashotihot TWIN FALL9-2 bdrm . dur r *180 up to 3800 s q . l t ^ ^^ERTjUZE^ drossor ;;i; w/chonging pad, FASTivorod. • Potlod. Froo BLACK:k la L b puppies, 1 ^ $150-$3500. (Incl. ullla.) Con 543-5574. Bean ‘ cutter and windrow- f c S250 for sol. Ballory H./yr:hure. 600-6150405.B molo.), 1 1 lomaio, ' Parenis, Inct. Largo yard, (tuitlt & p l o x . $ 4 5 0 . 3 b d r m . e r In 1 operation. B rows ^ sm- house. $550.734-3039.1 ' Build lo suit - ALFALFA SEED. Pa'slU?; ■wing, S35, High Choir, dollvc p ro v o n h u n te r s ft, shade trees. No pets/sm CATTLE-nlce Holslein idouble cuts boons. Vory _ — r - A v y ------o r e pro oking. $725 ♦ dop, 733- ^ *768 up to 7G80 sq.ft. Csloorcotvos, 300-400 Ibs. 5 ; mixes. Con Bob Hamliion 4 SIS, Coll 734-1U3, Biochi havocer) certltied hips. Oreat- TWIN FALLS-2 6ples, $150. Call, 1st, lasi, & dsp. > rats. BRIQAOIER CHEY '84 10 bi ^^COMPUTCR^ ;EZER. I zv, yrs. old. pupplo MODERN. 3 bdrm,, 1 balh,>lh, olllce sulle. 213 rd Ave.' kids. Billy. Oolry/pack b ales. SI por bolo. Coll a SP 40/oller. LUMBER 324-216-2164, ______; . People w/pots neod nol Appls., Fonced bode yord.ird. E. Twin Falls. 825 sq. n„ r whoolor, AT. Ross bod. 4;432-5673 or 731-9116. old D oes. 31 lolal. Will oole VSPIRE- Ponllum II, 1 yr CK. lor small PU. good c h I hluahua uai ft Terrier; apply.$800Ano. 844-1111m Qarogo. All utilitieso s $550 Indudes all utillllos.I ^ Aug. 26 e T.F. Livostock - Slloge sidos, Boot galo, ^BUYINQ - 1 lon slzo straw pro Slop galo w/boolore, Noxt ^ old. color prinlor. sorgo Q .pid , shapo. $175/ollor. puppies.plos. 6w ooksold.$75i TWIN FALLS. 3 bdrm.rm . Included. $650. Can 734-1953. . Auction. Inlo. 879-4851 ^ bolos. 206-S44-7B12,B COM lo now moior, $25, 000, _2l proteqof. $800. 735-9606 }-1649doyorovonlngs. ooch.54n. 543-4066 evenings,; bride. 1 bath, fomUy room,wn, The Mgmt 733-07392® TWIN FALLS- ' H O L S T E IN M IL-KINQ 678-0597______BUBUYINQ ■ Top quality dairy Mb Z O A -1995. 2 w h o e l CHIHUAhiUAHUA pups. AKC, appls. Patio, lonced yd. m / MULTI- POSSIBILITIES :OMPAQ. P-llt-450/500/64 733-1 y'*- TW IN F A L L S . 1 b d r m / COWS 140 hd. See at hay ft straw. 208-544- 561 V0.48K. 5-sp. over- (i)malol>alo ft (1) lomaio, Cali Exceptionally nice home i& 2250 sq.ft. - Mb. 10G b, DVD. NIC. d eon. Ind. utils., slovo & 636E 100N Ruport.Call 7612.* '"01 vo. lool groon. Fibor- 435-512-512-4746, ■ & areo. No smoidng oi 3rd Super Parklngi 677 Flkir >- hrs, $11.300,°6reol _ll S6 K. Windows 98. 1 yf. rffita a O ' rofrig. $375/m o. 415 Srd mornings, ovonings or FREE po ta to p e els (or COKwarronty. $875.736-7244 iss campor shell Ind. KMrirhf pols. $600/mo. Rola.B -&S Ave. N. 12. No Potal 734-34- Also. Sman Olflco/Shop shapel Call 734-1953. F COLATE LAB. AKC, anytime. 436-0427 p livoslock. Also vegetable oal :o whools. Nol a club ^HO C^ dep. Call 733-55422 o01 r e909 or 733-5767 eves.MiM 580 sq. fl. 561 Flllmoro :OMPUTER DESK, solid gloss jislorod, 10 wks. old. w aste. Call 733-7027, bo. b. S6500. Coll 73«. 2 * '“ 733-4467.______^ Coll Susan 077-73fr«585. HOLSTIEN DAIRY CHUTE, large land _ oak. roll lop. SSOO. Ook Nlco Bl solll $175 or bost — TWIN FALLS. 1 bedroom, HEFERStop quality Al Good quality 2nd crop. r,-Call208-324-6e51,M TWIN FALLS. Bm MM ^J wllh stove & relrlgeralor.lor! TWIN FALLS-Ouolity plane, 180 Iracior diosol Qc bookcase,6sho1f.S100. cab. S ' a brod contact Stevo al ? Mataey Ferguaon. Call Sm. S baios. $80. Can bo cot.Coil 934-8663.------18423ELA oloclric broasi- - - - r pi bdm . 2 bolh, llreplaceace. szeo. Call 208-734-5325.125. oflkx spoces. AOA 531-5104or431-5104 mp$1007offor.Enfomn COCKEI:KER Spaniel pup* 436-3670 dollvorod. d 4 -5 T. lo a d , inc 7 wooks old. appls.. garage. TWIN FALLS. 1 0 2 atnth~ occosslblo, targo parking :OMPUTER. Podiartl Bon, mEdEby lomiulo /iron $5. a a. Isl t» r /y a r ti c tr » . Nc Stmw also avan, 324-4038, dls '/S733-8482 alter 3pm ; Ava. EaaL Cule 1 bdrm.TD lot. AC. Won mointalnod.’ I H O R SE , AQHA Qokllng. CHISEL PLOW CASE IHC Incl. color prinlor. lloppy pumpn (35 cons). 349-5585 pats/smolclng. $B95-< Con modify lo suil. 16 hands. $2500. Modol 5700 i r llko now, HAY - Horse hoy mix. SV 1 bath, $310.00. disc. & cabinol. Windows babyIC. Back To School COWI DOGDO puppies. Aus-1 deposll. Call 733-6269JI Call Tom 737-3924.B 733-2323 or 733-7051, $4400. Coil 678-6996 FrodKlppes. Can k95.P( S575. Coll 734-4277. can (: an/border collie cross.; ! ! r . 484 4th Ave. EaaL 2 bdrm. 3lhos-boby through 543-8373. it; 0 m o to rs, brow ns &' TWIN FALLS. Large)e3 < 1 both. $375.00. HORSE Kono. Rog. sorrol ^CHOPPER, Cloos 880. _ HP Desk J s t color printer. M*8uit C shoos, loys. lowolry ® 1 i 608 I . cks, Provon.working- bdrm. 2 bath, garageipe, 363H4U) Ave. East 1 ovoro.IS.S hands, 17yrs, Morcedes-Benz diesol. HAY H/ 100 lon 1st & 2nd cr, cor1120 CProfosslonol pori. clor irt.C,TF. c ii 732-5460 lenced yd. No SmoidngH-5io _ l79.B oolslze8. noulore blh concio w/garago Dave 324-4603 734-1991 lordetalla. ^ -'somo roping, exp. rider, grain drtn^ilm e tlree Top ^ dairy hay ft feeder FIREWOOD Plno mixod Ka„r r r MVR COMMERCIAL a I $2250. Call 324-6763 or hay ft atraw . S?,wilh2S%hordwood,S130 5 ,75-1276.M All vaccinations vaci curronl,; $1100/mo. itKiudesbftsi»8k: t w in f a l l s . 2 bdrm. 1 00 JD nms. Morol All good adlonco trained. Will' 1\; J ADMMnoriMgKVttoynuSy» 420-6763. COII731-476B.B cord, split and dolivorod. 735.UNTAIN BIKE. (2) phone, coble, all ullls.la. ^ & balh, $465 + $300 dop cond. Can 734-3923. _ jolialo on price. Cali' yarJ care. Short lermlO OH ^ No pets. Can B29-5062.a2& TWINFALLS------, Burloy aroo only. Stack- —lull >osponiion.. S175 J ? " " ' ■ HORSE, black B.S. maro Farmall A. roslorod. ------WEBUY ------m, ich, STIHL. 10- con- 324-»rt-8117 loave m essage, Kent or Cindy 733-533 r r r New 2.000 sq.fl. units with i USED SADDLES & EQUIP- —Ing SIO 0 cord. Loovo ” 0^, TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. apt w /painl loat. $1600/oHer- $1600. Can 733-2323 tJ! (.10'-20* Lg,K oi.4'-8‘ or 734-6104. small olllce ft overhead MENT FOR moss, 677-4162 )to saw. $125. Pionoor RSH. 10 ___ _ an elec. Som e oppls. W/C - Call 768-3053.M______ot 73^7051, ' CASHI e re o w /o x iras. $ 300. OoldfisIidfish. roasonablo. Call _ door, zoned M-2. Asking Also, old silvor bits & spurs. TWIN FALLS. Shareiir e d hookup, w aler pd. Oarage*0®' $900/mo. Coll Sloveh HORSE, Overo Paint FREE firowood. crota6-4075. ft makemaki appt 737-9373, ; housing spots svall. NIccMice- , yard. No (onco/pets. d yoarling. Poco Bueno VICKER'S You pick up. s t a r 1: 734-1991. Trader. Now llres, rov WESTERN'S STORE____^ Con835-S617. 326-MOVINQ SALEI FOUNDIND In Iho vicinlly o r ly (umlshed 2 bdmi. unitsunK $500^>o.+ $450 dep. MVR COMMERCIAL g whimpy breeding. Real blade, $3,900. 436-9594 w/W/0, garage. IHor:or 2 734-4768.a __ ^ AO»»MenorM»gcVa»yn—liy ______703-7096______I p lezer. Bed eet, 5 ploco 5th1 Avo,Avo N. Near tho Sai- - e mishy. Call 678-3053. GEN Set. too KW, CAT. — Air C om preeeor. 11 hp. v a lion110 r Army, mature baths, 1 bk>(* from 5CS ^ - TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. Ulll-Ulll TWINFALLS^ i a i i I $1 .goo for CSI school/ HORSE, yeariing colt alud, 3306 diesel, low hrs,. nko I |FUHNrnjREftCAfl^ >nda. Wiro lood welder, Siomosimose cal. Is noulorod Wes Included, $ 4 7 5 i«250 5 ( Shop/Otlk»Warehouso Rockel ber breeding. . new. $9000.206-867-1919 RI I h b o b r S P 250.934-8612 evo ft dodatodawed. Con 733-8424; Nodr1rMrtiystrKMrn. 837-6652. HORSE TRAILER 3 sloni piPhaso I Fulll Phaso ll Avail. COUCH^ & lovosoal. S50 fmes-A/0ws7 Now Is tho pioosoJOSO can 208-543-2217, 2 bath, 4-plox. All oppla load w/tack room, full roar | ooch. DInetle sol. SIO. no to como pick up your Ave. Call 1-8&8-203-g48 parking aroa. New heal- HORSE-5 yr old pinto, in S o p t Sign up nowl Join q . •E. black U b puppios. Ind. W/D. + YMCA mem door, vents. mBls,Vo7 100«'dirs,lnBolso'sBEST,. k HrWoodon cablnelte. $10, ptduros.SlopbyTho Starting- $250. H-n Ing/AC system , new roof.5 American Saddler, gold- ; vks. old. Can 537-6713 bership. $525/mo.-fdep Ideal setup lor conslruc- good cond. $3400 Call Quoon bedroom sol, Customer V Sorvico Dopl Ing. iralned. gentlo ft kind. ANTIQUE WORIJ> MAU.. EDEN- Lg. 2 bdtm.r$32i^ CaU208-733-B889B ___ lion CO. 3 yr. minimum 324-6575 1CaB Pearl 1-800-571-9410. „drossor, & 2 nightslands. lodayl FREE.;E. country0 pup kjoking; + $150 dep. Calt $3000. Cail 324-3547. ' a homo. Aussie Bor-> ' TWIN FALLS. New 3 bdriTdrm, leaaing to qt^lfied tenant IHC W fl Hydro, diosel, k $150, win split TV enter- DOLE, for Shetland po- ^ 423-5870 or 825-5449, HAILEY'S Antique M arkit Citainment conlor, SIO. __ __ r Colllo cross. 3 m o s.. ^ 9' 2 bam . single car garag«age, 539-l5ro(orappointment.:• HORSE-AOHA beaulllul cab, good liros. good Roberta McKorohor Park ^ $100. Pony Harneee Co Ja y t . - ...... ouse. $695 mo. 4 dep. Can day m Palom ino. 3 yr. old fllly. cond, $4750, 537-6524. & Hoiloy Armory. Call -p 732-8490. SADCr cart, S200/onor, Maz- 55 yti. *. Clean 1 bdrmdrm.. 731-2121 oreveningf»oa 4 610 it. green broke. $1200, Rod I toKk lop. $50, All aro showows s hording Inslinci. JACOBSEN HR1B, flail Sep. 2 .3 . ft 4ih, HIGH 8c END QOOD QUAQ: I'V-; Ill 324-4089.______1 balh In Rler. $3501 _mo..me 734-^121. ______I STORAGE/ It. O 420-9170. TY FURNfTURE. 56* big .Ir-good f cond. C abinol Call 32 mower. '89. 3 gang. 15' AAlee Marslors/ Promolorfl EE. Moving, musl lind ; ■* dep. Marsha or PauPaul. ~ TWIN PALLS. Newer.•r. I W A B D J O je E R a jT A1 ^ HORSE-QentleayroklQH cut diesol. 2300 hrs., like Q scroon TV ft 8' onlortain- irdwaro ‘ brass handfee, FREE. 1 OAK ro ck e re (2) mission Si I oach. Call 733^)515. homefmo lot3dinorontcots. 733-2121 or 734-0448.(8. 1 bdrms. starting at $40C Bay gelding. Exp. rider. now,$14,900.867-1919. , menl contor. 2 yrs. old. 430! JEROME •y.OOUaqM style, w /nice pods. SIOO S^ Can 735-0292. 2 bdrms. atarting at $43( I TraU/nxHintaln/cow expor, each. Oak armoire w/ ilJACKnUtSBLTBRRr-' I PIANOS. W ant to **D your TWINFALLS4IU0BM)«yt WHARLEY D*vM*en, 1996. POLPOLARIS Bla Bo**, '97, *« ^ o d aay. y , Aug. 27,2000 CRS, purebred, adorable. us*d piarw? W * pay cash MOVTNQtAUIII Custom C Soft T«B. low ml., 6x6. 6k< 600 orlg. ml., *xo. Un ft while, tri-colored. 312 6th Av*E. (by City tots k of VxtrM. 736-3944Ji conoorxl.. bl*d* wmch akia ft n004260.Cal6SS.6072.; Park) Frt-Sun (Mpm) — mor*. 15800.423-9047. 7 3 » > ia a HONDA 300,1991, 4x4, ...... JXCirnflllilTenlwT , Naw Kams idd*d d ^ . HC . r ; HE ACES ONABRIDGE* B.Bobby WoM 8mo*.,n*uter*d.*dor*ble., < WANTID - did Playboy Comtbuyouratufff *w/biad*. kepi In in* ga- SUZUKI, SUZ QS1000, 1961, t176. Call 7 3 4 - ^ . ■ magazlna, from 1st addP = mo*,lk*n*w,S3400/orr*r S1200. tIS For sal* or trad*. lion on. W rit* 10 Bex TWM * PALLS. 1250 Locust cA3e6-7teo. C C*ll ^ 206-487.2096, *v**. ; 90672, c/o Tim**- N*w*, SL N. Filday. Saturday ft _ or206-727-7474,daysJI D earM■Mr.WoUe ANSWER: The conseiu en su s choice 10 wks. old. 1 male! ahota Sunday? 8-5. 3 famlllss. H*ous. soddl* bag*. $1,695. ^ 326-4611. lAf ANTED C asltto chip*. - d*an, runs gr*aL S2000. •ned instead of Introducinging an anemic 736-0927 or 420-0005B g j >; boost; to two after partner opene L&OBMafer'AlaakahkUT nolooo*rlnu**,also, TWIN T PALLS. 427 For*st J. 0*11736-1967. J. 7 , diam ond suit? A prereference to - one no-no-trump? 1 held 4 Q-J- amute or Huskle puppy. die*, aah trty s ft m*mora- Val* ard*, FrUay, Satur- HONDA Passport 70, sttYAMAHA 760 79, Runa , - - ¥'K-8-5,8 -S, ♦ ^ 7 -e -4 ,4 k Q-7. three spades would ncnot be a good Pleas* can 432-53M. MB*, from mainly N*v*da. day ft Sunday from 9-5, Exo*li*nl oond. S450. good. $400. Rupp trik* - . Cau 800-e6»«787. McMnfllLoUofoo^stuft, C*U 733-3200. BordeHlM.SuUAM.C^cMic choice. r UIN- PINCHER, AKC. 3 , bft*protect$160.626-5065 WAWTtB F6R CABIN; ■f applliuic*s ft tumltur*. boys. Soltis, Docked tall*. HONDA Tr*il. OOce, good wTiYAMAHA, WR250,'93, : ANSWIWER: This is a close decleci- DearMr.Wolffi S275. Call 324-3606.a Wall mount g a s haater ft-• TWINf PALLS. Hankma Rd. rubber, tow ml.. $550, FMFpu pipe, great eond. - 14X16’carpet. Also good ft Elizabeth. Sat. 6. Chlki Call 324-9644. ; sion, anand most would pass. HadHe With a partscore of 90{ points. I UiHl fahrw ittf, 7 wka. 4 -cly flat head engine lor Must seelS2200.326-4634 old, 1 mal* & 1 lemale, d*sk, ksrossn* ft h**l*r, ^ : your diadiamond suit included one]e of< open one heart witlvith A A-J-7, $200. Ill shots. Call 326- , Je e p CJ2A. 734-9393. 6.0 mowsr, bunks, couch. No Ne rnstw~WW you toeca your YAMAHA, YM YZ 125. '99 ft onors held in the other suitults. ¥ K-Q-10-8-6, ♦ Q-10--10-&-7-2. ♦ - . WANTED live Evergreen ft 7 cubic tt. freezer. cdayt. cUsslfled fit* your 2000. 20( tow hn. Exc. oond. 4701 or 731-4971. (Mty Put d«Ml- Pr< : th e Invi'nvitationai raise would ha\lave P artn er responds twotwo diamonds, [ Deciduous. CallD & B antk)ues.cr^tts.735-1672 I Protapar bers, $3500 ft Tr** Farm. 206-034-4594. - ftod-s tUn*-Mvtng drtetory $3850. Call 788-3616 or more! apappeal Even if opener haslas a and I raise to threee diamonds.d If AKC, reg. tall ft ahots , ol good* and to 720-0796.B t 2( '______mum, your combined totalal is he bids three heartiarts, should I dorw. $271 206-655-41531 WANTED amall trailer for I wort, for you today. _ maximu 1/4 ton pick-up tor hauling I YZ 280, 1999, excellent oniy 25125 HOP. quit, or are slam chantiances aUve? PiflSlAN'kltten; m*!*; $60. Curley kittens, $25. wood. Leave m*as. I H KX250,1999, Climber C 'Roadmaster'. een interested______cow and lamlly dog. : ______QYficcflicflllfid_twQJieesls.Mgrjvtwo ^ d Partny not beer ----- Oooked-sM/1at-ehot-8¥vks.-■ - c a r wl low m l., Ho n d a . _ Warranty left. $8900. Coll exc. e cond. FMF pipe. Uke new. $85.00. p a s s:es, e s I bid three diamondnds^ in “bligger things," hehei could easily oW. CaH436-3670 Toyota, Subaru..NIssan,■ ” 324:46*:------5$4000. Can 200:539.1410.------Cair733:8453:------. exc. cond,, call 733-3634, raisedd tto four by partner. Shoulduid I have passed three diadiamonds. Bid SCOTTIE- puppy, pure- have gogone on? , three spades and see:ee what devel- bred, 3 mos old. black,■ '"WAkTeBYOBUV. firewood or 10 gauge TWffl Fi'alls...Con Pa*aulos IVMHtfd UpportwiUli^ A U uU«.<;•. . < ops. friendly, cute. 2nd shots. Male. $^.734-6911. shotgun. Call 7^2894. 5 WANtEblobuy, good, re- ■ M i s t ' ANSWIWER: You made your firstfir D ear Mr.WoifT: flriteLfi^S . trl-colored purebred popered pups.' Ilable vehicle. Call m i v e r st i ^ y i y mistalccake when you bid three dia-di At duplicate, RHO optopens one dia- 12 wks. $200,637-6851. 543-4003. m ondsds instead of choosing: thetl mono and LHO resresponds one SIS£fiiAN HU3KV>UI^- WANYfib tObUV.fto- i y / l e flexible double. After- aii.a spade. With favorableble vuberablii- ' search quality mlcroscopo m ore fi AKC. $300 each. Please’ & refrigerator. Call partnerner may have been waitiiiting ty, partner Jumps to three clubs call 208-423-5020.B . 734-2613. for a reopeningre< double so lie cou:ould (w eak) an d RHO0 Ibids three Y^tAINBb 6 iA b b 6 dS. ; for penalties. Lacldng: theti spades. Should I bid four clubs one year English Pointer, wxRTEirnr§irvTn ' pass fo and one year German{ weight machine set; bor- double,>le, a fte r p a rtn e r ra ise:s s to with ♦ Q-7-2, ¥ 10-7-0-7-5-3. ♦ A-K, shonhalr. Call 436-0659 belFs & dumbbolls. (1) four diidiamonds, you shouldi bidb * 10-9-8-7? Back pack aprayor. Call i m k ]ITIONI WaiMAftAMeh puppies. again.1. \You might suggest a spaipade HajKvtUaASscTinM,inM.MMllton.WlL AKC. Greal famlly/hunling game,e, butt be s a tis fi^ with a dldia- dogs. Bred frem Champij WANtBb TO BUV. didor \m , adjustablo dross lorm. mondd gameg. if partner bids fiveed c i- ANSWER: Yes. I woiwould approve on field lines. Call 208-656-0898 Good condltkjn. Also So- ’• amondsnds. of a boost to fourr cclubs. Your - ga Master eyetem, VHS ; n i i iA L D i n r s i ; chances of defeatlcItlng a three- I 822 I rollor boogie. 736-9008. D earMrM r.W olfft spade contract are1 ricriot good, and | to o i« machineh^ W AM YEbTO BUV. Okior < Buyers ClBhoice Of Paynvm Siit!^.. J; At dujduplicate, I held ♦ 8-7,8 - four clubs, if doublebled, may not I 4 J. cost too much. If the opponents 2*20 11 W*rn*r*iu~m F*nd*r guitar amplifier*, ¥ A-Q--Q.J.a.7-2, ♦ Q-9-6-5, ♦ planks. 4-20 tt olum lad-; Any cond. Call 326-3623. ; Lemfilers On Site Foi■or t- Partneiner opened one spade andmd I bid four spades, therinere should be dors & ladderjacks1- W A N t^ b YO bliV : b m - responconded two hearts. When paipart- excellent chances to sset it. $5007offer 349-5585 s lng malertols. 2X6, motal . ( Immediilate Delivery 0.iOAC. X n e r rebid ret tbree clubs, shouldjld I siding, plywood, particle have: rebld re three hearts or intrntro- pler/w case $60. Airy: board, chain link Ience. ■ t Smd bridtr vrttion* «r rrquritn tte U r In* copy erf Acta „ Pioaso can 206-733-0658. duceddd diamonds? brad nailer $50. Senco N m ktlcf Is Tbe Am. PO Doi:OD«.Sui«W.n. Dot 2' stapler $50. Duo lastI W A W lto ;6 y docks. Also Otoe SUM, GraliBm. TeaTeZB* s a s Include OnlcUM potUio««tUDprorRt>(r tl CopfrtC* mt. UdIM KcMunriunfiyiKlcite.bc framing nail gun $75. callt oldor wood file cabinols. 206-349-55M n Call 736-6210. nH55nrWil5DULE WANTED: Vlntago Barbie _ w/hand amp control.! dolts and ctolhing. 1050- Leods. & torch. Aaklng 1979. Intereatbd in os- $1200. Exc. cond. Usod3 lotos and collecllona. Call only once. 934-9250 3 733-1322 or 733-9688.B REvTftTrSiBTATHESi: WANTED; used scoot, MILLS. Call Lauron Oii or/Y espo-good condtiion. _*J A d L - 731-5608 or Al O 539-( Around $500 cost. Coll 5858. ■ Kenny 733-2522. g u VICE PowerPlus. 5500W. porta- WE BUY live tr*es. NEjnrMAZDAm ' HpiT?— — M l ^ I M I M blo. Ind. gon.. w/ WisconI- ce. crab. pine, aspon & sin/ Robin engino. likoI- olhors Irg/sman 788-2676. lOTEGE SEDANi H ’ new. $850,9344061. Cott 733-0931 txt 1 formontonhfermpOenerfotirttrrkmni ° I 8 2 7 I -'•'.•’"J ; |_GARAQESAL^ -CAL HEATING &AIAIR PAINTING & 9. 1600 hig. Needs siart- . A-COUS-TI-Ci ^ or. $1000.536-6659. msg . - y y i - ;•>. - a DRVWALI^ .pONPglQMININS. BBXMU.-- T B a T B iW N Pa WELDING posltionor. ^3 l=lLEh. 112 Fair Avo.. 8(28 amp, tioll-ofc torch, llquWs 9-4pm & 8/27 ? Lots ol ' : ' ‘ 0^ ’«0MfDrywiinvatl ' SAWrdofff 8HE^ f g ' CEClL'STOEETWVMINO cooled. Misc holl-arc ftri kids stuff, nice cloihes, OH s t a k e r o o ts. I t muzzio loader gun, & tots : ' Bost Qualtty • Bost^ aRl lD S m e t a l acetylono. 75 lbs of acot- Cuslom To*turo«iros Hootlno/AC Rofrigorat>ratk>n yiene bronzo rod. Cylin‘ of misc. cn CMfi tiom cr TMl EqiM PnmM ; • 731-0788 (TF)n Commercial and rosidoiidontiai Free estlm atssi» Rrewood for aalo. der cart, custom bulli. ViI- Ha g e r m a N. C o rn e r oi dudM Ttt. TtDi. OmI» Doe iCt. OAC. I ; 678-0W1 (Burioy)lev) (208) 733-8540 e Call 734-4016 *F>9e£5&irn«fe«* ton chain hoist. 423-52121 East Ave. & Hogormon :S ‘a 9* Uo*. Um 8Sd YQ2nSS I • ln # u r« l • F m — ■ 2 Avo.. 6/26 ft 8 /2 7 .9-3pm. HOME PAINTING & “ 823 I Now w oather guord tool ■ ( • ■ AIR DUCTXT - CONSTRUCTICDON REMODELING VARIETY FOODS twx lor p/u. anlk^ue dock, CLEANING ® VACUUM SALES ( . ^ ^ S U P P U E ^ tamps, floor model TV. ^ HENDRY ft SON!>N8 Thompaon'* mon ft women's dolhing. ANDSERVICE num erous gift Iloms new Carpenter* Painting ft Remodeling = ---- BftG PRODUCE.---- ■i: A ir Q u a lity S e rrv v ilc e a Commercial & ReaMor - & toads of miscellanoous. dontlal Quality ExpeHencod Work ELECTROLUX Now Openi U-PIck «Alr Ducts •Furnor n e c e e All Jobe L a r u & SmollSrr No Job Too Small Vegetables. Call 326-3302. HAN8EN-35fJN. 3850e. •5 •Dryer Vonts •Chimhimnoys Inlorior & Exterior Vacuum deonors, > (1 ml. N. of Hansen) Set. lor Freo Estimates shampooera, central vacs. •Insulation Roin*s. p*ar*.U pick 38c.** bom to adult XL. & morel 0*11733-8018 weplcl(46clb.fteppl**. BUSINESS3S I KlMBtRLV.239Yay1or§l. ZX BENEFIEL'S HOHECi WALLPAPEPINCCifi ______26* U pick. 35* w* pick “ Reodyl 543-2992. It W est. Fri. 9-5. Sat. 9-1. ft f: SERVICES» Drywall. Painting. Sun. 10-3. Big moving in Corponliy. AH horr LUPHER PAINTING, INC. JUBILEE super sweet jT ift Painling, Romodoling. '{if;.Tox WEDDING & - sale. Color console TWIN FALLS■8 ropoirs Insido & out, « com. Also. r*d potatoes,)t TV-worka exceliont, lots d "1 PLAN ROOM turing &V;ollpaportng.ng BRIDESMAIDS M yrs exp. Freo estlma' - green beans. 324-2360,>• of W estem stuff ond lots ■: JobstobldlorOene> SS*, Ffeoostlmatea! jnernH. Coll Bruce 733-754 555 E. 300 S Jerome, ID. ol misc. Som e lumlture. Sub-controctom & Si 'r t : , . Coll Bill 0 (208) 324-347£J475 WEDDING SHOP . NEW MAZDA' ora. Blueprint copi A IR S or (208) 727-1267 cell.:eil. Vi/eddingDn>esea$25-$40000 KELUY ORCHARD-Can- HOME HEPAII >5 ^ Please remove all 734-PLAN (7820)>20). ----- Renlal Drosses S30-$225 ning peachea and peam, X4 QUAD GABB ’ ’ ) • ^p,„o RENTAMAN* Vells-Slips-Shoes-Broa, u-pick. 35c a lb. by thoI Qarage Sale algna •TX------T 0N V 8 LAN08CAP1 ISI lug. Also nectarines. 543- from street signs Povwr Window* ft Door )• ■: CLEANING*JG HOME REPAIRSIRS Home ServicesBB 30SOrfOnlNVrrAT1ONSI ocks, Crulw, Tm and more. — 7 3 « « 3 8 ■ 210 8 . Mainn 5330,10 ml. W.of Costco.^ and telephone poles • J S E R V IC' P E •Tfimmlno*SprlnW«skiers 7ml.N.Hra.10-6. — •Spring Clean-uptups Ucensed & Bondod for>r oil ______—__ Mon-Sun. Also avail. O w hen your sale is SAVE... COUNTRY CLEANEftNERS 'Home Repalre.rs. your home servico needi lhe frull stand Kelley , over. Please date • : Businesses. resMontwiiifli 4 •Wedowhstyoucaicanr from yer • I , E ROOFING The time Is now to get your REACHEft: pick your own : . Joromo 324-S2& windows washed. Tho z 25 ft 26 8am .3pm . Appli. 1** Albertas. Next 3 days oll" ances. household goods. 3,m = = ---- UM 04U PROFESSIONAL * y e » Is coming to an ond. until gone. .35 ete. NOW $18,521 CONCRETEl i t Hourly, daily 4 S pec ROORNO ft COATING!NGS Call B rw l at 543-8941 or Poww* Orchard. ■ " ctolhes. misc. Items package*. Jackpot. J St * 543.8398. Bt. Sun 733-7221 or 328-6867 N6KUN(ieU6UUbER& YWIN PALLS. 1210 Sun-t ' J ~ C ow boy C o n c rtt*te UL L C . Valley. Can lor riM Commerclol, reskJenllal.Itlal. b: burst St.. 6/26 & 6A27. 6- - . ; Foundotions. Flatwtstwork. 539-UMO (5498) Bulklup roofs. Most minenlnor ,______Other garden vegetables.B 2 p m . C l o th e s , k id 's ft r- ' Sidewalks. Stampof"P«l «* Owned by Lam. Kent,mt. and imKs repaired In 24 hf».hc«. I ^ —I Chemlcal&pestkMe treel adull sizee. baby Jlems. Cotored Concreterete. Cindy (Jotllne Call 543-4695. tools, furn.. kid's water FmeSstlmtos ^ skis,sklequlp..lotsmore. 7 3 ^ ^ 1 3 ^ 2 1 0 1 r MOBILE RVh - r P l ^ grasshopper* dance all ‘ - - g |— SERVICE£ Free estimates, financing aummer. can no powers"> son Ave, W. ii76 (across ; ; C O N C R E t I peaches, winter cameoh 7 3 7 - 0 0 0 0 GUARANTEED ^ from Canyon Viewy 6/26. Brent'* O atew ty wfut a wor>der for empty 8/27, 6am-7 Lg. riding l i n t s I : D&M CONCREIRETE Part* ft Servic*^ HOME BUILDINCNG jlQ belly grasshopper. Powerty ■ lawnmower w/snowblow- Footings, loundatloallorw, On-Slto*checkoute, wlwlrlno Available Orchard. 543-6660. er. lots of miscellaneous. drivoways. sidewaBwalks. hitches, ineuranc*I w idltMms tor Al o r Ryan 735*1£.1021 141 Bracken SIS Ready 8/21/00. $10 per■5 clothe*, househoki Items, -0 6 or735^}5d4or420-4KM990 7344050 • 1-800^-405«Ho 7 days and real lug-your box-you pick, ft a little bit of everything.i: > U M I, ______- 324-&B46 sr Discounts on 10 lugs or MMiohoreo7770hotmo OB' estate In 15 days or • TWiN PALLS. ModCij • W aBMIII, ______PAINTING0 ^ TREE&SHRUE more, Wholesaleis son (olf Filer) 8/26, 8. riNG SERVICE we will rerun the adid welcome. Cloeed 3pm. 3 Family Sal*. fO = | ; : HANDYMAIIAN &.DECORATII Saturdays. East of Olenns gal. fish tank w/ stsnd. Orli ] n H O N I. 1^ . an additional 7 days.'S. Feny on Frortag* Rd.y's ental lamp, child's desk...... — > • »»AWORKOFARAHT>-^ Ovpr 16 yr». experienience in "Pruning Perfection a 366-2658J Handyman Sorviorvices resldenllal & commeimerdal • Smaller tr**« There Is a $3 extra clothes, toys, ft misc. ------w m ------H om e repair#. Elect:iectrlcal. propeitle*. • • Shrubs , charge for the I plumbing, light carp<»rpeniry. For Ire* estimate Bilhl. FUer, Kimberly. T.l BleckbwTl** ft Tomato**. W ood Lan*.’ Sun. 6 ^ . g four Impitort "CON"nenecf/ofl... I! • painling. FREE Ettlfiitdmsttal CaU Zoiaa O iim guaranteed package.|g To order call 326-5643. 8am-7 YARD SALE ■ 734-3289 or731-72*265 ■ r s M S /M U M i ;E 5 . Ade may be ~ 3300 Nor1fi(6 miles Soutti : HANDYMm AI P A i N T I N 'g IBEEIEMEj l^WANTMTOBUI^ . cancelled early from the 03-30 exchenge) S E R V IC E i . TREES-lklS Fri. a/25. S e t e/25 a Stm. IN PALLETS, will pay1 ^ W E ST E RN N SeivlngMlnl-Caasla&M'I. MV '(or customer top dollar. 208-677-2726~ B/27. 7-4pm. MuRI Fam k : Kilfy-i Htnctynuym an PAINTINQ.9, »TottlTr*eC*r*»Slum, S’ ly ft Daycare QarageL* - C iw w % 7 o o n p « u l4 735-3S3900 ; ServiMI 25 yr» *J(p. Intertor,r, extarl- e R*moval* Total L*ndK8( convenience / LtUPOLO spotting soopa. Salel Larg* lurnllur*, ^ T H E P L A C E TTO SAVE ON THE BOBOULEVARD!^ Moet all home & propertyproi or, ipray, bruah,I, roller,n mg • R rew ood aokl b) the ctiarje will can 436-6116 >a. tools. b*ds, laat blowsr,& M O I rapalra. Ughi wekwelding fences a n d outbuilduilding*. ' O )* e o rd * p m ft Old poatcards.Teri tee books, high chairs, pak ft '* ' repair & manufacti'acturing re*id*nti*I & comrmvn*n^. d e lh m d * Free Estlma«ma» remain the same, dolls ft cloths, and little*e plays, loy*. clolhss. an ; : Call Kally734.9«.9124. 732-5787 or 420-29i2920. 431-5391-97S-4182ievea evi • _ J Kkfc»* dels. Cal 43»6791ile llquis, OBS dish ft box, 91 tots mor*. to much to list I ...... ------Sunday, Ailgtitt 27,2000,0 , Tln>M-NMV». Twin FaRt.i,ldafK>D2t M Sizzllin ' Hot S a iving| S . . . » Orn Your CZlassifiecd Adverttisementtl 3 LINE! I O D « 0 ^ For ititems under or aadding up to $ KIOOO (Maximum1 of( 4 items pleasise) (S 1 each additional1/ line.I. Private Party only. SoSome restrictions apply. MerMerchandise only.) ImTiiimes-New C a in733-0931I o r 677-44042 Todaay» )ACHMAN '85 top con- KINO1 of o Tho Road. '86, Sth 6 n byM4nTrmllor.5000lt» 14 ------, Hot Rod. '46, SPECTRUM Bass boat. ITol. 30'. slldo out living RaloddAlllubo8tool$1500 A fl ]rl Soctionod & '93.120 HP oulboard Ic m. immaculato InsWo, 532-4713 I ANTIC $2500/735-6460 BOATS & $6500 or bost oflor. nrod. tackdrivor. vofv nteo. fn‘looliloago. Call 736-6257 ■ room. /or whilo paint. m nonowod$25C l 900.208-867-1919, “ 501^ ^S l l I c t i b l k ACCESSORIES Call 536-2974. $150. $ Modsl37llhaca. cOBR)BRA Amorican '07. 27' J l l l I ■L AXEL TRAILER | & C'O O ^ l L E C T IB L K Coll 734.43■4758. f o r d . 1937)7 pickup, pl ongi- 1 2 gaugo,2U . $125. Call c;iasB ia s C. roar bod. Exc. KIT COMPANION. C< 1972*. 13ft,1, woHa.v. slool frame. ------nal ongino,), $8500, $8 Pleaso ALUM. 8p«c(rum fishing d 9 0 4 I 537-6883, 5 condond. $17;000, 733-5507 ,19'.S(, soll-cont. Tandom ax- 6 It, ramp.ran- $950,677-2382 cHEVY,t. impalo, Ir '77. 350, D0DGE.'7S79 Iruck ( Litllo call 208-543-243-2602, boot, 'B9. 17'. forco 50. ■ .$3000, Call 735-8900, p A c T1 SShadow onci, trIr., AT, nowtowbfokosA chromo Rod Expro)ross Iruck) only ■ I CAMPERS/SHELLS RELOADINQ Equipmoni. D3DQE-1979, 0 0 ( Flalf, 18' yrs. BIK original FORD. Thundcunderbird, I96S $3250/ot(of. 324-0256. ■ (lotor homo, 69K mllos. K IT 09-. 20;28'. cor trir., w/ cabl- w h eols e ls & now llros, mado 2 yr C0vor$700worth,for$350, mota OCOII206-537-6766. mi., all ori|iriginal including “ 'O- All AN original,0 runo C01I366-71S9. AC.kC. ExcollontI shapo. Coll Compoipanion. Road Rangor. "21® &^ lights.. $8500.934-4 Plooso ca 11 208-733-2679. APOLLO 1077 25' cabin CUSTOM T o m r . or 934-0000. tillo , 360>0 high p o rlo r- good. Call 20( cruisor, good shapo, riberolossshoil.Fto'BSof '36-3996. N, Sunchaser, Sl Espro. S54on ;a>ri? Toam up with '«0f»C0. AT. Al air now ox- q l d S Cutlass REMINGTON 280, Tikko jrdovo, Pallo Haulor irnUTYrry Trailor. 4.8« 3 n. lass convortiblo. $ 6500/ olTof. Call 736- nowor QM shoniwd. Exc. (Sako) M695. Master syn- DOLF3LP1N MOTOR HOME “ 'J :liod and mako a linio hQusl. Shehocks & brokos, -gs p„afl poin cond,, S400/ollor. }: uollty Made in Idaho rack< box. b< sporo tiro, & point. Must sool 4687 o r7 3 M 70 0 Ji Ihotic riflo. Nowor fIrod- '8494 Nissant poworod 40K >on,ng ino iioms you $4000,801101-243-0776 coll $ 5 3 0 0 /oIlor, ro r. 420-6600 Call 733-0773. 'J lighls,is. $250. 733-6847. BAYUNER, *86.120 forco _ now In box-$395,733-7573 4-cyll-cyl. $6000. Soo at 1834 NASH ______or 734-560601 oxt, 509. days or 733-233-2613 ovos ■ ob.1700LS40lhAnr»lv, IDREAMER cwnpsr, 9W. ------— Nom'Jormal Of phono 678-9617 Nmtynt>erOnolnNonhwosl UTILITYITY TRAILERS, 16', ------REMINGTON 30-06. Pump imps. $965.4X8, light ^ Edltk)n.$8,600.324-7859 3 woy fridgo. lacks, solf «« 9RRENT TIOQA MO- SUIUMMERWIND contalnod, $1000. w/lofl or right safoly. thr, $100, 734-6498. BOAT. 18'. Noods Bomo Scopo. $375. 73&0016. JOrOR R HOME Class C, 26 Alumlmlnum Fromod Truck Call 734-7992. ' =1. affordablo. 676-3365 Campors A ropair. 6 cyllndor BO hp . 1002 n motor. $300,423-5212. SAVE ON SHELLS d OUDAY RAMBLER, 91 BROCKMANS RV ■ 906 I HOUi M203.600-773-3167 I AUAUTO PARTS & Now so1octk>n of Quality ■ CHRYSLER. 14'. (ibor- > j o t t t j b S p o o ^ Elllo. Wo aro oolllng ACCESSORIES usod campor shotls. ■ Srandpa'B Irlr, This 32 ‘ KIT.. '92. 'I Montoroy, 21'. 0La»s,w/6 0 hp molor. runs ETLE nborglasa/Alumlmim/All 1 - :ravol trir, is llko now w/ oxc,c, cond,. groot lomlly — =77^ HEVY ongino, 2.8, ^ goodl $1700K/offor/lrodo shaposS. slzos, 676-0103 6 ® psrson hot tub. roiaw 'OOl air, twin roar bods, flooror plan, awning, now for4who«lorsB25-932e Under, 2,500 ml. Bosl \ lots w/ gazetw. $3000/o(- jood tiros, tows llko a battottory. $7000.733-8566. ® SHORTY Cnmpof, sloops for. f must soli. 734-2163, flor. Call 543-4041, ‘4 CRESTUNER, 2080 Spori. ^ Iroam. Sacrilico prico ppov3WLER 1971. 18 tl.. cVri c l o r sols 2. Soo O Quality $8,950. Ploaso call to ooo' - o n LE Alloy chromo 16*, 1 7 1998, good cond. Trollor Saloo. Joromo. JERICO •'! Modalllon.ac- $8.9 H conlolnod. good BANK REPO: Taking bids . commodatos 6 .64-x76'x- at734-6610lnTwinI^all3. at 7: ^ond X)kor1m3w/205-50/16 ) na...M536<20e, jnlod liros. Fits Honda / through B-3(KK> iSTEALTH SHEU Loadod 29 ; doop. $325.324-4689. ONEY, 1964. 2 9 'Class A r qAD a C RANGER,'91. 24 cars $ Vfl)lt0 for full 8i20 pick-up, - 5. $750. Call 536-6640, ^ Ciill Amy 678-6060. ^ ■ I motorhomo, moti most optkins. tl„ oxccond,,oi AC. owning. ^ --- ■ $800. Call 532-428S . A IDA. 9,9. 4 cyllndor • A QLASTRON 7 9.16 ft. fom- . 4 907 oxc.o x c cond.. $12.900, jQckc:ko. sofa, dinotto. twin h o n d ^ I MOTOR HOMES & RVS Ploaso Ploi call 20B-57B-0306. bodsds, storogo. now tiros. motor,tor, oxc, cond., low hrs, U UySW Boat 140 HP. Mor- ^ ing $7500.934-5567, H cury $2300. 20^677-8993 4 I 90S I fc— I ofteialtor 5 pm. Malloy. Idoho. $720200. Coll 543-6925, _ o s t ^ I^UNSmiFLE^ C t FORD 3 b ’ lilt w/tovol SEARS boat rrwlor, 12'. C tr caddy, gold, now llros, l u x i €KWOOD& TAHOE . & I usod only 1 yr.. liko now. •mRMOUNTAlN ' ^ shocks, S400,35x16,5 A I- r wAranspon whools. good ; ^rglasM A Aluminum L ^ GUNS-Woathorby 7mm i$850. call 736-8450. MOTORHOMES M ■eaUwrlllefTrtllen G w /w old T y p h o o n ^ cond. $42S/of1er733-2W ' magnum. Mark V doluxo, and RV CAMP QEORQETOWN& ools, 6K miles. $1200. L M 3x9 Simmons scopo, Tl I whool hitch/undor / ■ SEASWIRL, '95. 200 hp. 10CKW00D& TAHOE SUNSEEKER family boot, low hrs. sholls, & hard caso, oxc. ^ i t buyi In intlqu****!# Ftbarglaaa A Aluminum J, $200. Slalnless. Norl I ^ S97S0. CaU 678-4B02, pm cond. $775, W eaver 4X- dautflod, FirxJ yout Itdob- ‘F»tlhertlte$‘ Tralhrt S, 4-dr. $150,326-4075 l y dot.$75. Coll 733-4019. _ utB today. Can 733-0931, ^ N o w ?U ^d * or 678-2341 am-Bronl.B QEORGETOWNt, pRV Salos & Parts A ------SUNSEEKER onlyal ■ ... 1004 1 Ite I Uotortiom99 IMTT ^UTOS WANTED i Now & Usod TERMOUrfTAiN ‘ n v Salos & Parts - MlMOTORHOMES W AfTEOTOBUY: N n Slallon Exit 1 5 5 -W ondoll,ID ■ aiand RV CAMP Wago.igon or Sodon dolivory www.7Snp5ufo*.aofn ■ 7 3 5 ^ ^ 0 I » *ranl»d* . Mon. - SaL 9am -5pm Exi£xlt 1 5 5 -Wondoll, 10 'r®'"m 1930's, ’ 40's, or SO's, S e w s s o ony 2 door wagons, ‘ rHE f t PLACE TO SAVt/E ON THE BOUi-EV.E V A f t D l : T h e !I 1 n le 8 - ^ Jlon..Sat9«m-5pm A soo Ad o x p lrss;im Ausuil 30. 2000. S u n . 1-4pm Mo loso call 208-736-0949. 1990LABRISAS26' S o n . 1-4pm P'o”" OassAMotOffwrne, 198181 PROWLER ^ b b 'Swith only 3300 miles. 2 6 ', roof A/C, loaloaded, perfect cond. lean, lg. refrlg., F j ONLY$22,500I X® If you are unjnable co call or co:ome by The ‘Wo havon'l soon o doal 9 C0 0 d c 0 n d . office, simply clip aiand mail this Ihat wo can't bootl A)NLY K $4,9951 M Times-News o: 536-2301 or >WoVo havon'l soon a doal order form to our classified ,de{epartment so mwww.ldahorv.com iIhol wo can't boall 536-2301 or 4ALARD Class A. '6 5 .2Y. that we can getge your ad started wiA'ithout delay. “lots J}; ol opiions. 454 VB. tWmw.ldahorv.com ,i auioulo. air. 733-9064 / 6pm SANI.NOPIPER 1996, 26' Slh • Please printrint c learly w ith d ark pcncilicilorpen ^^5$12,000. vVh«/hool. Big slldo out. AC, wning, nico, $15,900, • T h e re a ree approximatelya 23 characticters (including PA=ACE c Arrow. 7 6 .2 7 '. duol air. 5.0 gon,. groot work- Warranty. blank spac(la c e s) per line Ing cond,. must soil duo to Brocknuint RV 324-4203 • Please payny iaccordinjj to r a te scedulejle which is printed lllnoss.itlni $6,100/offer. Soo inTwinin ' Falla.324-7320.B 1-600-773-3167 below. 2000 Modol ClosoouU WINNEBAGO Mlnnlo Win- Lowest Pticos ol Iho • W e w ill noinotify you if there is a speciecial I’oini’ on which nlo 29' 1998 4SK Ford so£kuson on any Romainlryg mij'bt resulisuit in a discounted price chaslsch V-10. All of tho iOOOModoll oxtras. Vory nico. Coll —— • 3 line mini:inimum - Private Party Onl)nly 670-2412______SI_EPERRA by Cobra. 1995. :9‘. AC. gas/eloclHc. mi- 9QQ cny:niwavo. Incl. dishos. wa- r “ ise r u n m y ad in closst/ic/ic a tio n ^ or hoator, awning, dbl. S N O W VEHICLES llldo oul. rubbor roof, I # _____ for ______daya y s . I I & EQUIPMENT X,:1oon-no smokors/pol:. I (Print one ch;iriic;iriictcr per sp;icc pliMNC, incliiJinjlinu b bnk ^p;lce^.) | 5 5 SIC110,500. Call734-4901.a ARCTIC CAT, ZR560, ^ ------I ,! 1994, good cond. BANK SPR’RINTER, Sth whool, 7 5 . REPO: Taking bid* f6>6', now coppor plumb------I Ihrough 8-3(W)a. ng/ roof vont covors, Ig, }------oor bathroom, sloops 4, Call Amy 678-60BS. ~ ^700. Call 934-4823. E ------I - i5E-MAIL your classiliod ad I ------XURUS. '73.20'. solf con- to u s a l ------I . twln«dOmlcron.nat ainod. dual oxlo. oxc, I ------»nd„$2800,734-3264, ------I POPOLARIS. (2) 600 XLT. ^ERRY, 1994. 19ft. I ------•96.5 0 0 Touring.-97. Now w/awnIng, now bottory. I N am e______------1 M&Ktrlr. S6K. 734-9B38 g3oautiful-liko ” brand now. SNOW BLOWER- $6(S6600.Call206-934-4410. I Address ■______------1 10hp.S450. rsn;'HISPERING Pln«a, Pri- I City/Statc/Zip ____ Call 934-B663 ■'alo party soiling now , 00. 39'. soil conlolnod. ^honc Number____ 9 o i I o°Jllr. 2 supor slldos. w/d. SPORTING GOODS Bwnlng. list $35,000. ask- [ HUNTING SUPPUES mging $23.000/offor, 1-BOO- 59590-1462. loovo m cssg, GOLF CLUBS s jnHLOERNESS ' 33 tt,. 1995. Full sot Dunlop clubs w/ from kltchon, roor Island 3 Une minimum blbag. $125. Call 734-4080 quoon. Loadedi Exira YAMAHA g as golf can. dodoon.hugobath-$l 1.900. N w rn b e r o f D<^sDi Total______“ Excolleni shapo. BROCKMANS RV Coll 324-6715, 324-4203 ¥ J u l eIS s H a r r is5on F o rd 1'3 days...... $16.37 j= 1-600-773-3167 4 9 1 0 I iLowost Pelcos ol Ihc ...... $23.38 |■ i traveltrailer^ Soason on any 2000 4'7 days...... Modol romainlngl H I T imle B u y e ir P r o g r aa m AIRSTREAM, 7 1 .2 7 ' trav- fi-lS days...... $41.65 ol trir. Good rul>bor. ow If Y o u H a v e . ning, now hot wolor tank, y^LflLOERNESS. NEWI 00. HI • 1 Year O n Youour Current Job • MlAlnlmum Down Paynly m e n t 16-30 days...... $78.50 Kfull b a th ro o m . $ 5 8 0 0 . 24', 24 vory woll oqulppod. M l — pPloaso call 208-324-9644, j$11,000. , Call 733-6105. ■ ! • No Previous Aut. I t^D2aT1n)M-llMra.TMTwin Fall*, idaho Sunday,r, *A ugust 37.2000 .;>0NTIAC,1931.4e4 dr. OMC. .64. HT. s e rv■vice h WANTED TO BUV 60's CHEVY, Blazer. 1S84.■ DOOOE, Dakota, LE. 1992. FORD F F.180 XLT, 4*4 Su- F(FORD, Brwwo, 1995, AT, FORI=ORO-*97. XLT. extra cab. . ooope,hillyfWlof*d.orI. orlg- body, V8 AT. vary cleanDan & single axle, short whoelm‘ 4 1 0 0 9 I 1600 miles on new en Club Cab w/maiching percab.-89.Bhel,111KmL. >XLT. tully kMdedI Cleani power pow stroke diesel, new / Inal, vary good con:ond. well maintained. $3503500. bast, semi tracior w/alrair ■ _ 4 X 4 '8 gine, big btockmoUy-oort>...... B«lo* & brow n. S9B09 900, Can 208-667-1919. brakes, gas or dieeel. SotSot — J camoer Bhell. l owner, $6900, c a l 837-4007.dlr. FPlaas«cal208-324-8l07. litas, liras exc. shape. $22/100. 3* Illl, push bar. nlca' serviced every 3K mllM, i Can 732-5680. Inei lllr. Cal 2 0 6 -7 3^6461 3 ^ H g i'a P U B P ': ol 24' sem i hey trailers or CHEVROLET Silvorado, wheels, clean. $4000. FORO F-WO '99 4 dr.LOA- fFORD, F-250,460. runs 24- tandem dual axlo ma- V8. AT. AC. ilm lled slip SILVER AUCTiOMSf«8 g o o d c o n d . w /h o s e '93, Ext. cab. 4x4. 271. Please can 206-734-2903.■ rearend. Panial Hat ol new OEO Many axtrasjeather. igood, heavy duty work OMCW C HTon 4x4, *96, lad preMnts: $3760 ea. Call 734-772i chinory trailer w/Plntelt»l . 324-3900 ask lor Tim or 32K. $26900 670-4869 tnjck.$l1oa'olfer. der dsr rack, camper shsll, — 1 hitch. Refer to ad ro; Mac * CHEVY, Blazer, 1900, now; parts.’Water pump, tires. CoilKtorCarAucUofiUon [R2:7l9e9. Conventloni l«c Vonda. dir. froni brakes, thermostat, 886-7666Ji bumper bum guard, great work onal, 7 7 Intematlonal, for ______Ures. very cleani Black, vehicle. 454 cu. In., Sun Valley, Idahoo 400, 13 spd. Wol kl T CD & stereo. Leave mes- battery. U-Joints & more. FORD.F< F-350, Crew Cab. •fi' U b o r Day VVMk«nd 1978 324-5167.37. CHEVROLET, 1984, Biaz $16,600. 206-720-S001.a | nd alum, wheels, incl. 19^ or, raro K5 Silvor«)o.e7K( sa g e at 20a-432-S380Ji Truck Is In great cond. •97, flatbed, 4 wheel dr. s * p t 2 » a trtr. 42' AUoy Convertib - $6.9SaCol25fr«4M06t. PowerF stroke diesel. 8 'Qa tMm S tfx i, . ■ ths seluton to ' 250 cars aipeciod = miles, new tires, grealI CHEVY, Suburban, 1987. . >d hoppor llal w/coverti cond.. $5500.622-3467. ______s $19,900.731-97MJI_ •lvourn—d ly > .7 3 3 - 0 0 J t.___; ...... To Buy o r M l . .. oear. Call 208>432-567: f ------1 0 0 7 n 4X4, N eeds pakii ft poe-' FORDI F350XLTr^99,4x4,- c * sibleenglne work. FORDF150 XLT.'K 4x4. can l-BOO-255^85 J CHEVY BLAZER '95. Cus- White, ITon, heavy duly 61K miles, new tlree, new !L - Back rii tool. 78.So 3i ^ $2500Wfor. Can 543-4111 goose neck equipped. IY S cunmilns. 13 spd.. 10-1 ~ tom whoels,romotestsrt shocks, new AC. $10,900. T H E B l G G U Y i 10-12 V, Ton. 1964. of.load«d$l3000. 64Kml., oxc. shape. y9; 837-4174 Edon.a loalher, CD, toodod, ; J64?' S4000. 801-243^)776 coll $24.000./offer. day 678- 'FORD 1996, 2S0, XLT. pFORD, 1990 F150. 4x4, 4- Lonny (208) 4S0-3046j 4g Pioaso call 208-326-664 or 734-5801 oxt. 509. CHEVY Suburban. 4x4,. 3307 or ovo 678-8567 4x4. Slandard cab, powor sp„ shell, 75K mllos. • IshopardOmicron.notnot NH 865 Skid Sloor loade — '85, V8. PS, AC, low mi., siroko diosol engino. Exc. Iping FORO, '93 Rongor Splash, ' bODQE Ram, oxt cob, $5800/oflor. Days 727- ) w/2 buchots. landscapir »n. g o o d c o n d . . $ 3 5 0 0 . cond. Filth whool plate & 7474 or evos 487-2098a [ 0 ------& commodity, runs o*'oxc. oxc. cond. 4.0 L. CD. AC.C. 208-867-1919. UramloSLT. 1997, lood firth whoef lall goto: Run- _ $13,500, Coll 886-27211725. PS. Call 208-934-5907.B od. sholl. 39Km llos, ning boarda. &(tro lorgo F< • I 1 0 0 6 FORO, 1999, > 3 5 0 diosol, DA : I SEMI a HEAVYry or 731 >9507 ■ FO R D . F -3 5 0 . 1977, rr U- CHEVY, '91. 350 271.no- $16,000. Coll 423-6252. Ironamlsslon cook}rs & o itong bod, 6 -sp. 60K. HOIVI r PO TA TO T rallor. 4 0j X It ; Haultruck.onck)sod 121t,°P'a ste p s $25. all lull sizo. Or I - Buyivers Choice Off Payment... J $13,500/o«or. 934-9383JJ83JI evafy.vtwe1733-OMI. ____ moko offor 349-5585 X OlMS^ Lenders Otti1 Site For IttunediHate Deliverf 0.1U.C. I I ^llTIRED OF)F BEING RIPIPPED OFF j I m m I With High)h Prices in A(Vuto Repair? MCHEVROLETPRI1IZM4D00R^ J 734-4164 A T)nnilisioi\ A ttn Canelk, PoMTarOoorLoda,CniMto*al. 0 I 1431 Washington (Jiyftr) I : Cell #731-6115^ St. So. S a v e . . . i Twin Falls f l ; Don't wait iaflat.iHC.UiMnmjei.nji ; Call Ben or stop:op by ( f l V i l|BMOi>^|klkLlll.lMi I I Wb can help forfor the lov^est price in ' mLj n Towfnl ^NIWCHEVROLILErSliirERAD04X4 4i4,&3MechMi;AiJlonam6:TttimiaknNi<>raiuiei ^ Qiom»Qr^4Wiaded ABS M h , M a d WNto “ ^ 1 1 KMow Save. I aRti7BitaiunNnjkita.ni w •— rnfiii'm i ni’iiniiiiiMai m t ^ ^ SSubaru i ForestIter S Model r * . Cold Weather Packagem . i , Ai^orr:omat(c Transriiissiph, Air CoiConditioning NfWGMC YUNODM 4X4 ^ ' Stockist ‘ 1 1 7 ^PcmrOrOn Oarnirxl Sean, U Sbt Sporl U B h « HMvyOKyltiMnameelAB : MSRP '24,82( • Closeout At. r a v e O v e r . . . $ ■ l | v ^ M l Subaru imprezziza ^ Coupe ^ HEWCHEVROLILET TRACKER 4Xr \ 5 SpI MP0MTIAC6RANIidprik g t'N \ i: SlSubaru Outbalack Wagon ||H FtnToDtH!«, Sporty Slyln».ii(^ FMonwrKe, WUs-1ds>THdi.LoidBdmhUiziiyl S: AiAir fonditionina Cr\jise CoControl, J a v e . . . 5" Powewer Door locks, Windowss &i Mirrors » n tta i L .StocklHO 3,721 A ; MSRP'23,94<'46 1 ^ I] Closeoiit'At. ^ H l ifisnniinieci tlttNHfUUill ...... '3,721 im m ...... ■5,621 ;"ta ...... ' 9 . 33 2 » ' [ D i t u m t m u c i 1111WINUT EH w i l l^ - ll Q9i iHin m m i k ...... fl6l4S*...... f , o 2 1 m m '1 2 . 99 2 2 - 1 n i i i a p w u c u H i i M N m u n m i WYTOUH: USED CAS OK TRUCK W nH(^>FIDWINCH A i m i u ...... «22«5M ...... 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LInct: o / n • JEROME 800-21>87-7000 a S l I ■ - 3 9 0 0 % P B S iw itea CC 2 M 1 i w w w . c o n p a i J U S T A S H O R T D i R I V E F R O M A N m 3 2 4 -AGIC VALLBY! I .SI a u l o s . c o m §1 ™ 'W H E R E I N T H E M A I — ...... ; j SurKlay. A ugust 27, 22000, TlmM-Nmra, Twin PalhFite,l(WwD2S WRO, F150, SuMr C«b. :ab. CHRYSLEn.’Se.SlhAv*,.a „ FORD Tauru* LX.'B7, as- MMERC. W ia. 'U . 13IK. HIMERCURY. Ccmat. 1972. PLYl XLT. '97. E xe. $17,800. ’LYMOUTH AecM m .'91. SUBAIBARU Legacy. 1998, TOYOTi>TA Correia. 1967. VOUCtWACWAOIN Cenvwi: >00. A ^,V 8 a n g ,.p o w * r var. 4tKml.. kiadad. at*- •axo. cor>d.. m w brakea. hhard to lind, $1800. AT . >t**rfria. tocka. wM owra. a. . rao. B dlac cd changer., t AT, AC. 4 dr., $2300/o(tor 2 .5 OT, ( Loaded, red, gociood tlraa. $ 8 o a . i b l * .1966. i 9 6 Exe*ll*in tuatctwraeda&^toad- -p- Pleaa* eal 206«J7-«409. Call733004flB ohan J IM M Y ‘ 0 6 4ra? d r $ie00.738-0473.B 734-4060. t*d/ri*w ttr*e. r>**da tran* 7= harp. Eac. cond, Kelly ' C:*n a 737-0578. oondltfon.ton. D**p otmng* M«8ANa408K.‘89,vary pL \ ook aaya $19,000 retail. — — - ■ paint w/wMt*w/wf lop. N*w w /l«tth«r & III ttl* ooodood DAT8U»*.77.2902.5«)d. ny.$W0«f*r.4».6875. "* LYMOUTH Acclaim, )d. FORD, Taurus. OL..1093. J d**n, fulyloadad, nma iq i II sell fcr $17,000. Call TOYOTATA, Cam ry Deluxe moMrlnsta]nataled. 324^2^ thing*. Low mll*i,n«w new wt>**ls 8. tlraa. Pto-to- No piobtama. good mpg. HU t H t m • ‘01 Couoar. ' 19 0 4 .4 -cy l, crulaa, lilt, * !'” >n Wagon, V » 5 K tJret, low packao*. 8*« AT, amrtm radk), AC. new 34-l082laavemessaoe. neer CD w/amp. $260000 $2800. C al 2O»«0fr-262T. 6.0 I auto. CD. PS. PB. **$2e00! 736-7449 f i , toaded. *xc. cond. d 4 , OPawn & Conilflnmn*t fUm. 543-5364 a n w 6 p a i. 163K mllaa. $3500; Call tlrea.$4000. 324-5392 sUBAIBARU W agon, ‘77. In ' $8350.). Cal( 206^44-1444. • |1009 3 O Auto Salaa. Hwy 24 ^ QEOUUTRO, 4-door, *9t, i or 736-6963. ~ - l LYMOUTH N *on. '9 8 ,4 ^lassie cond.. new paint — - r o D E A u m ^ naarR upart.C all, M DODOE INTREPID 97.17, new tlrea, new battery, KIBSA N .300 ZX. IDBS. ’’t ’ ' dr.. 5 apd. AC, 4 0 + mpg. W 7 3 3 ^ 5 6 . SaODfetler. VOLKS¥SWAOEN J*tta OTI. 4 y W 9 Tak* ovar paymanta-Evava AC, AM/FM radio, new B runs good. Qreat com- eJI Exc. car. Call 643-87S5il s U B i 324-3900. Aak lor C j r r 436«W8or46e'e074daylay pab it M usts** to appr*. C I a l 324-3800 aak'for Ar^ muter car. Sieoo/olfer. _ )BARU, 1093. great Q i^nlo rJa n ln a. dir, ^ . data. $2500/olfar. Call ten I or Vonda. dir. 4 . ------r chool carr $6250. 208- . . FAXl DODOB,Naon3poit;-1097, -C a a 7 3 4 -o o ei:« ------POKONTIAC '99 Qrand-Am ------•agahy.'rion craW'cab! 6434092 B 34-7728 or 423-6787. ^ • ~ Rad. 454. AT. P8. PB.PB 2 dr. 6 apd. AC, P L Dark U U eU ftV d A k J . '64. 4 OT, L o ad ed . S u n roof. dr„ axe. cond., ac, cnils*, „ PW. PU L o « M I $8,485-105. purpla, $7000 or beat‘at H6ndA Aoeord Lk .67. » mor* mfo caB.673-e688 TOYOlYOTA Camry. LE. V-6, IMPO■ORi»spoms YC,' O U R 3 ^ $^.^733-4973. J ™ I lO ji otter. Can 206-738-0200,0, naada ang.or for parta, ) 'OrmACTranapon,1098. 1^96998. 324-3900 aak for ■ -7 $80(Voft*r,CaS735^ 1 $460aCal206-S38-1441, PON W e-MAiLyourdaaMMld 324-3900 ask for QIann Timelm or John, dir. or7 3 6 ^» a 7 . " “ ?SoorJ$Soo.’®®®' 0*OLDS ‘97 Achlova, 60K 20K m fl**'$34^000!0 0 . lo u a a l ml., AC, 4 dr.. $8250, or Janlno. dir.______TOYO>YOTA Camry. LE, 1094. ISUZU In ADA HONDA A ccord. ‘90, fully CaO 326-4395.B " Impulaa sp o rt,'88, T i u c Q r 'i Plaaaa can 205-734-1919.)19. twlnadOmlcn>n.n*t good cond. now front P0^'ONTIAC. Firebird, '04. $OSOO/offar. 2 d r a,. ,., AT, AC. PW, CD, ’3 C LASSIFIED k>od*d. k»ka & nma MER6urV. M 6 rand Mar- g f i ^ i e o k a t thlal ^ FORD Bronco. ‘73, PS, llreB, Can 886-2130, AC, AC PL, PW: tow mi-sharp 'Call 734-7173. aunroof>of. nice atudeni car. DEPAI■PARTMENT graat. $3500.736-7449 . '66. V-8 , AC, cniiaa, _ F<250 haavy duty, eupartper 302, 2* llfl, many extra*, tookmg $7K. 734-29t7M t OYO iO. Can 734-6874« 2 0 8 * 7 ! cab, long bad. 13K ml., runa great, new painl. or736-6983.M AM/FM tap*, powor 01OLDSMOBILE Sllhoutlo. >YOTACelk:a OT-S,'84, ^ 7 3 ^ 5 5 3 8 A C , AT. a ll p o w o r. IIIItill SSOOQ/offer. 324-0922, HONDA, Accord, 1965, r everything. Looka good,'97, V0 7 low mllos. Uke POh'ONTIAC-'OO Q rand AM. PS.'S. 5-ap., AC, crulao. t o YOTTA,j Supra Turbo. «r»o_fi- crulaa, atoreo. running ^ 205K mllea. AC. good runa great. $1760/olfor.new. . n 324-3900 osk for 16J16K ml., loaded, $13,200. floodood cond., $2000, Call 1987,7, 73K mllos, clean, «U o-OW i^ - 4 5 4 3 FORO Muatang 1997.324. C all423-4561. JJohn or Arlen, dir. CaP Cai 837-4007. Dir. 734-:34-7045. Can 83-137-6396 ovaa. (B U I board, b«dllner, an towir>g^ 3900. Aak for Vonda ■’;or tlrea, clean, good cond, BURLEY) pkg., promlum whoola. $1000.67B-7&7 evoa, • $24,500.Cflll73W)182JiJ ' i ______3— FORO M uatang. 7 9 . AT,r HYUNbAI Eiantra. 1994, : I t E P t a . 7 3 ,6 cylindor, '' 94K miles, cruise. AC. : a epd., Meyera lop, 53K 5,OL,PS,P0,oood Inlorkjr. good ninner. G oodcond. Asking $4300 ml., perfect orlg. cond. . or baat offer. 829-5821 ■ ' $3500,20S-e67-1919. $1760/oWar. 686-7666.B FORO TAURUS '96 Muat ilYUNDAI Scoup*. '93, ■ JE E P C J 5 , ^ Chavy. g{ AC.ca8aetloatorao,2 dr., flborotasa bodv. lift M.L’ aoll.eiK Clean.lota of ^ ------e*;Mustaar20M77^4- , grant qnn mL-naw-iiraa. ------oE:t5;5(»:>»2323 — 68,900 ml. $4000/ofror. u l ■ or 733-7051. FOR DTauaiaQL. -93, runsin» Call 324-0922. r — great, now tiros, all oloc,, "i* sunroof, AC noods work,1^' UNCOLN Conllnenlaf, '88, LJmltad.^'o". k a d e d ^ ^ ” 1, $3,700. 736-8859 days, 4-dr. cloan, good cond. •r, runa great, 1t7Kml., $1760, Coll 677-4099, $9600/oHor. 536-6640. 733-8664 ovonings. UNCOLN, 1091 Conlinon- ^ FORD Taurua QL, ‘96, J^E P QRAND CHERO- y i ' 34K mi„ whilo, oxc, cond,,3 ' tal, altvor w/loather inlorl- KEE, U rodo, 1997, V-6, ?■" or, 106K, nlco cor, 9i£i $8500. Call 736-6210.M low mlloa. Ono ownor, ^ $3950/Olfor. 734-6674.M $16,500. Call 734-1025.15, [------Minimum Tratide Value* T£^PW a0onaar.‘e7,k)wK)w Coupo, leather, aunroof, ml., good cond, 54500, “i GUARANTEED) tintod windows.loadod, Regaiardless Of Your 1Trade's Conditioiion 734-6452 or 7 3 4 ^ 2 2 Ji now tlros,low ml..734- JEEP Wranglar Sahara,I S a d s 5510 Iv msg, *00, doaort aand, 6 cylln^lin- MAebX -88 K 6 LX 4 D r , dor, AT, air. cm isa, tilt.iiit. The Times News 6 apd, powor ovorylhing, alarm .cd .aound bar,’O'' guarantees to sellill aunroof, runs groat. Now Troc-Loc dHterontlal, on- merchandise, llros, $2000.678-0406 glno heater, many oxtraa. vary aharp, aava S3-$^5 automotive in 7 MAZDA, 626, ‘99, lOOflOd, 6000. Asking S21K. 801-Ml. days and real 7600 mlloa, buy or tako 243-0776 coll or 734-34- estate In 15 days5 ovortoaso. Call 734-7647. . 5801 oxt. 509. __ _ or rerun the ad ann a . j i JE E P . W ranglor. '9 4 , low low, a d d itio n a l 7 d a y s . '9 0 6K V U H U V jlll ' miloa, aott top, now tlroo/ T h e r e Is a $ 3 e x trat M ERCED ES p'87 FORD 41 fjUKOIRIflOii '9196CHEVTIOIin(AICARIO wheeia. S9500 or boat feefortheguaran-V CONVERTIBLE Fully Loaded! Fully Loaded w / CConversion I "LS" offer. CoJ 208<326-6459* v -8 . A u to , Fl J e d l ^ tee package. Adss ) 6 1 6 t #5626T ■ d S 6 TbVOTA.’02,SR5.i<-n Paulos ger, modol 350 SE Royal, - V>''' 360V8onglnow/AT trana. O ood mbbor, AC, radio & tapo piayor: $3850. Con 208-324-9644. rniUKRVKN I '95‘ FORD AWD URfROSTUVM '9!»UBIlUCSEnUE4E4DR ■ DODGE. Caravan, 1904, I '95KRCURY'5, Aulo, Loadedi K aded W /Lealher & low I rhlnlvan,sharp, tintod vfln- ■ "GS" PKg, W-6, lly L o a d e d i lo a c w M ilesI dowa, AC, cruiso, tapo 6 2 3 T g # 5 6 3 0 C H # 5 6 ' dock, now tiros, $4,800/ Was *12/495 < ■ A ofler. Call 366-2574.a H Was *10,995 I *11,995 6 ■ A A taU PHc*^ 1 U ’• 5 w ^ ,‘‘53:oirwt.oordr.; J U U ,% 9 9 5 i * Priw« 1 0j9'9 9 5 new brakos. (uol pumpi & m i tlrea..Inlorior Is In good • c . T -.s • mm - . cor>d.. $3,500, 733-3174 or 539-3175. .1993,101,740mlle8, good cond. 5 spd. V6.f IIINALIDWSH Low book $6,000. High book la $7,976. IllilliiRlllOiCi '97 DODGE 3/4 TOIUCUGOTM I 94RISSU4MNIKnif l l D R B CaU Amy 676-6069. . l'92CREVI01EIr4X4S0iUUM| kg. Fully Loadedi I v -8 , Aufo, Air,Mr, Till, ■ "SE>E" P k g , 4 -D o o r, V -6, Loal o a d e d , I I I M O n \ lAlM i: "Silverado" Pkc , B AUTOS FOR SALE ;6 0 0 T ■ ■ & More I #53i5359T ■ w / Low Miles I #5570;7 0 T ■ ■ # 5 6 Was *14,995 $ ■ M ■15,995 $ ■ « O W etelllOel/^0j|,C. j; ■ Wat *14,995 < ■ Sole Prices C* Pleoso check your ad lorlor : s 1 0 ,9 9 5 1 1 ji2 ,9 9 5 |r .:l« P r ic a - I W ,9 y 9 5 | '■ I correctness on iho firat 1 '* day that It runs, a s Tho • r Timos-Nows Is not ro- ro- • sponslblo lor orrors af “*■ ^ ^ 4 • ter that timo. ACURA, Intogra, 1090. k>w mlleago. nk» cart $7300.100. 734-7728 or 423-6767. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS '94 CADILUC smn fliu 'sis' I '94 (I S pedal $329,05. Most (OHETIECOUkI CIEnO iH I/lIN «4l(4 in 011 , - American vehicles, parta. l'90(iiEn0in(W/GlossTopI ■ Fully Loaded W /Lealeather Inlericrl I "Si|Silverado" Pkg., Fully LocL o a d e d i H tabor &installatk>n ■ Fully Loaded V )N T O M ■ #5621C # 5 5 4 3 T I ' Includod. ■ »COV -• Z Economy Tranamlaalon W as‘15,995 t m ^ . I J E IITTO I Was M4/495 ^ ■ *\6A95 tm M 0^ Call324^780 for t-0 9 d e d ! p m * !:- eatlmataa.rn Sal* Pric*^ I O J » g | » 1 3 ^ 9 9 5 1 3,9951::;:*Prl»„ 1 4 ,9 ''.BaK AU TO 1245 Woat Main Burley, ID 676-6047 BMW, 52BE, ‘68, new tlroa & muffler, daik bkio. sun roof, good cond. $4700.s 423-6757 o r 734-8060.M,i EINAIu l C i N a I eADILLAd 1992, ^edanja n . I - lARRBteta Davllle. Exc. cond. while, < . - oSrOKR good gas miloago. Soiling due lo DIvoreo. 731-917617§ c ' '97SmM4M.'0VIHlfUCK'ireil I '96 l E t o n E I iaava m essage. l'946MC1/2TCroil 4X4 ext-obI CADILLAC Dovillo, 1994, 8, Fully Loadedi . H . Auto, Air, Fully^^padedl Li ' I "LcLaredo" Pkg, V-8, tow/M!lesl M I . . K : ------■ "SLE" Pkg, V-8, Fully loadad4)oM p to. Extern}*n<^ '& JHEPLACETOSAVBIVE ON W E BOULEVARDI ^ f l w h F o l J ad m rranty, £xc. cond., B $13,600. 206-886-7092. t . 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