Saturday August 6, 2011 www.magicvalley.com 75¢ CSI Tries Second Shoemaker Ready to Step in as No. 1 Receiver S1 Site for Europe Crisis Revives ’08 Fears P4 Housing After a previous effort to build new apartments failed, the T.F. college is setting its sights on a 40-unit complex southwest of campus.
BY BEN BOTKIN [email protected]
The College of Southern Idaho has tentatively selected a patch of land southwest of its Twin Falls campus for a new student apartment project. The college plans to purchase 8.5 acres adjacent to the Sawtooth Surgery Center,which is at the inter- section of Falls Avenue and Wash- ington Street North. The currently undeveloped land is west and south of the surgery center. The college is waiting to see if the city signs off on its plan to build at that location be- fore buying the property. It’s the second effort CSI has made to build more student housing in re- cent months. The Twin Falls City Council in April rejected a proposal from the college that would have al- lowed student apartments to be built at a separate site east of campus. This potential project would put Please see CSI, M2
DREW NASH TIMES NEWS Twin Falls County Sheriff’s Staff Sgt. Matt Eden and his two daughters, Madison, 13, left, and Marina, 15, talk about drag racing at Power Plant Car Audio and Accessories Friday in Twin Falls. The three will be out in Gooding today for the Beat the Heat fundraiser. UPDATE Think You Can Outrun a Cop? Windmill Fundraiser at drag strip near Gooding will pit area Fire geant with the Twin Falls County and racing in Gooding, while a speedsters’ times against a suped-up sheriff’s car today. Sheriff’s Office, got area law en- 1991 Camaro B4C will be on dis- forcement agencies and business- play at Power Plant Car Audio and BY BRADLEY GUIRE proving in a way that pigs can fly. es involved starting in 2002. He is Accessories in Twin Falls for a Continues [email protected] Today in Gooding, the modified a racing enthusiast who became stereo competition. The Camaro car will be on display and in action enthralled with dragsters as a is a rebuilt Idaho State Police pur- The paint job on the hood of the at the Beat the Heat event at High high-schooler. suit vehicle that was totaled years 1982 Mazda RX7 is an example of Desert Speedway near Gooding. “I’m a car builder,”he said. ago, bought by the county and to Burn what Matt Eden calls “cop hu- According to the event’s web- Area automotive businesses used as a D.A.R.E. car. It is still mor.” site, Beat the Heat began in Flori- contributed their time and re- used for traffic patrols, as it is The visage of Porky Pig in mid- da in 1984, and police nationwide sources to modify two county cars street legal. TIMES NEWS flight, complete with an ACME use it as a tool to educate drivers for the event. In addition to demonstrations rocket strapped to his back, about the dangers of racing on A 1982 Mazda RX-7 will be at and racing, Eden and his teenage After a fierce night of lightning adorns the modified dragster, public roads. Eden, a staff ser- the drag strip for demonstration Please see SPEEDWAY, M2 storms, U.S. Bureau of Land Man- agement fire crews spent all day Fri- day working to contain and control wildfires throughout the area. The BLM crews, along with those from other agencies and fire districts, IF YOU DO ONE THING responded to eight wildfires on Fri- BLM to Draft Travel Plan for Land in Blaine Co. TODAY . . . day,among 16 fires that were report- ed to have ignited the night before. The largest fire, the Windmill Fire, TIMES NEWS what limits on recreational Creeped Out: was located four miles southwest of and commercial travel will be Take Part Senior and Community Get creeped Bliss and started up around 8 p.m. on The U.S. Bureau of Land Man- placed on the public land. This Center, 129 W. Willow out at the Thursday. agement will begin drafting a will determine all other forms The BLM will take public Ave. Herrett Cen- According to the BLM, it burned plan to guide how people can of motorized and non-motor- comment on the travel Aug. 30: 5:30 8:30 p.m., ter for Arts 17,400 acres of public and private traverse a vast swath of public ized access to these areas, as plan at these meetings: Carey, BLM Carey Fire and Science’s land by Friday evening. Aside from land north of Idaho Highway well. Aug. 22: 4:30 7:30 p.m., Guard Station. Creepy about 30 power poles lost to the fire, 20 in Blaine County. The BLM has designated 30 Hailey, Community If you can’t make the Crawly Day, no structural damage was reported. The area’s Travel Manage- route systems on 11.6 million Campus Room 301 302, meetings, you can 1-5 p.m., fea- No containment time had been set ment Plan will cover 240,000 acres in Idaho. Similar plans 1050 Fox Acres Road. email comments to turing the for the fire yet, though 75 percent of acres, with the western are currently underway for Aug. 24: 4:30 7:30 p.m., North_Highway20_Tra reptiles that it was contained. By the evening, boundary marked by Chimney three other areas in Idaho. Twin Falls, LaQuinta [email protected], fax live at the about 120 people were engaged in Creek, and Craters of the Public meetings will begin Hotel, 539 Pole Line 732 7317 or mail BLM Herrett. Free battling the blaze. Moon National Monument this month for those who wish Road. Shoshone Field Office, admission. The Windmill Fire is burning close and Preserve and Fish Creek to submit comments on the Aug. 29: 4:30 7:30 p.m., 400 W. F St., Shoshone, 732-6655 or to the location a fire that was given lining the eastern boundary. planning process for Blaine Fairfield, Camas County ID 83352. csi.edu/her- the same name last year when it The plan will designate County. burned southwest of Bliss in rett. mid-July. Other fires included: Double A: Covering 8,500 acres Creativity at southwest of Shoshone, it was still unchecked Friday evening. The BLM Any Age characterized it as fairly active, with DIY Aircraft: nine engines, three dozers, one heli- copter, three single-engine air A Passion for tankers and one heavy air tanker THE among the resources committed. Building the FORECAST Some power lines and livestock are in the area threatened. Art that Flys Deadhorse: At 4,000 acres north of Gooding, with no containment es- Page P1. timate set. The response included two engines, one hand crew and High 91° more aerial resources. Low 58° Sailor Creek: Fully contained and controlled, crews were departing this fire west of Roseworth, which was Hot and Sunny. revised in size to 1,721 acres. Details on page S4. Lava Rock: Three engines and a helicopter are working to halt this THE 200-acre fire north of Shoshone. No INDEX containment time is estimated yet. Bridge C7 Highway 93: This fire is fully con- Comics M5 DREW NASH TIMES NEWS tained and controlled. It measured Markets P4 Mary Ann Gilmore works with colored pencils on her first art project taught by 200 acres in total. Crossword C4 Karen Fothergill, not shown, during Adult Creativity Class held at the Twin Falls Dear Abby C7 Brown’s Bench: This fire started Center for the Arts Tuesday afternoon in Twin Falls. Jumble C9 at about 2:20 p.m. on Friday. It was Obituaries M7 estimated at 175 acres and response Opinion M8 included engines and air support, Ebooks Open Sudoku C8 with no containment time set. New Chapter. P1. River Road: This fire reached 16 Judge Puts Idaho Disabled Care Switch on acres before it was contained, with full control expected on Friday Hold Page M4. evening. Main 2 • Saturday, August 6, 2011
5TH DISTRICT COURT NEWS
Speedway If You Go Beat CASSIA days suspended, two days COUNTY credited; probation viola- Police: Robber Took Continued from the front page the Heat tion (misdemeanor), daughters, Marina and Where: High Desert FELONY SENTENCING guilty. Madison, visit schools, Speedway, 4 miles west of Miguel Gabriel Mar- Dustin Vern Staker; driv- service groups and other Gooding tinez; burglary (felony), ing under the influence, Money for Gas, Family community clubs to talk When: Gates open at dismissed on motion of $300 fine, $282.50 costs, about racing cars safely. 9 a.m. today prosecutor; grand theft 90 days driver s license BY LAURIE your money?” and Both his girls compete in Cost: $25 entry fee for (felony), $975.50 costs, 10 suspended, 12 months WELCH pulled a gun, ac- junior dragster divisions, racers, $8 for spectators years probation, 15 days probation, 90 days jail, 88 [email protected] cording to the com- where the speeds don t What: The general pub- jail, three years prison de- days suspended, one day plaint. The suspect break major highway speed lic is invited to race terminate time, seven credited. BURLEY • The Bur- then told the clerk limits. marked police cars. The years indeterminate time, Shawn Lindsey Mc- ley teen accused of to go inside, fol- Eden said the results of competition is time- 30 days credited, peniten- Dougall; driving under robbing the Unit 54 lowed her in and the education campaign based, not head-to-head. tiary suspended. the influence (second of- convenience store pointed the black were seen as recently as a All vehicle makes and fense) (misdemeanor), on July 27 allegedly Ramirez handgun at the few weeks ago. A few indi- models are welcome. MINIDOKA 365 days driver s license told police he other clerk. He left viduals were pulled over suspended, 24 months robbed the store so he could with $180, according to the for racing motorcycles, and Anyone who wants to COUNTY probation, 365 days jail, put gas in his car and help his complaint. they were encouraged to race an officer can bring 338 days suspended, 27 mother pay her electric bill. An anonymous tip led de- check out the drag strip in any vehicle today and FELONY SENTENCING days credited time; driv- Police say Neftali Ramirez, tectives investigating the Gooding. compete for $25 for the Joshua Aaron Scott; at- ing without privileges 18, also told them he wired robbery to Ramirez, who al- “They showed up, and whole day.Proceeds bene- tempted strangulation (second offense) (misde- $50 taken in the gunpoint legedly told them the gun now they have a place to go fit the HD Racers Club (felony), treatment diver- meanor), dismissed on robbery to an uncle, to be was a plastic BB gun he and race,”he said. fundraiser. sion. motion of prosecutor. sent to his brother in Mexico. bought in February. Police Ramirez is charged with two say Ramirez told them he DRIVING UNDER THE robbery counts, burglary and hanged an extra shirt on a INFLUENCE SENTENC- TWIN FALLS destruction or concealment fence across the street from INGS COUNTY of evidence, all felonies. the store and changed into it Shawn Lindsey Mc- He s scheduled for a after the robbery, before Northview Apartments, a Dougall; driver s license FRIDAY 9 a.m. Aug. 12 preliminary traveling through residents CSI 42-unit mix of one- to or commercial driver s li- ARRAIGNMENTS hearing in front of Cassia backyards to get to his East Continued from the front page three-bedroom apart- cense violation, dis- Jarried Mannie Graff, County 5th District Magis- 15th Street home. students within walking ments. That complex has a missed by prosecutor; 29, Twin Falls; trafficking trate Judge Rick Bollar. He allegedly told police he distance of campus. Gray- waiting list of nearly 20 driving under the influ- in marijuana, recogni- According to the criminal discarded a hat, bandanna don Stanley, dean of stu- prospective renters, college ence, $50 fine, $150 costs, zance release, court com- complaint for the case, two and white shirt he wore dur- dents at CSI, said student officials said. 180 days driver s license pliance, public defender store clerks were on duty, ing the robbery in a yard feedback has been strongly The college also has an suspended, 24 months appointed, preliminary with one securing an outside while fleeing, and tossed the in favor of housing options on-campus dormitory,but probation, 180 days jail, Aug. 12. icebox for the night when a BB gun in a field by Moun- that are close to the college. Stanley said there s been 165 days suspended, 15 Seth James Maughan, male quickly approached her. tain View Elementary School Building plans at this increased demand for stu- days credited time; pro- 34, Twin Falls; delivery of He asked, “Where s all the next day. point still need to be dent housing that offers bation violation, 25 days a controlled substance, worked out, though the apartment-style living jail, 25 days credited; con- $10,000 bond, public de- preliminary concept in- with kitchens. tempt of court-criminal fender appointed, prelim- cludes 40 two-bedroom Mike Mason, vice presi- (misdemeanor), guilty. inary Aug. 12. units. There s much work dent of administration, Casey Adam Cole; driv- Seth James Maughan, ahead, including complet- said at a Friday meeting of ing under the influence 34, Twin Falls; frequent- ing engineering and archi- the college s Dormitory (misdemeanor), $200 ing a place where drugs Burley Library Gets a Boost tect design and hiring a Housing Commission that fine, $232.50 costs, 90 are present, $1,000 bond, builder. the necessary approvals of days driver s license sus- public defender appoint- The project would sup- the zoning and plan could pended, 18 months pro- ed, pretrial Sept. 13. TIMES-NEWS and largest charitable foun- plement the college s be in place by October. bation, 60 days jail, 58 dations in Idaho. Its dona- The effort to build a larger tion will finance initial Burley Public Library just planning for the building, got a $10,000 boost. and the Friends hope it will That s the dollar amount also encourage other po- of a grant the Laura Moore tential donors to help out. Cunningham Foundation The grant joins about recently gave the Friends of $50,000 previously raised the Burley Public Library. from other donors and a SHOSHONE SIDEWALK The Cunningham Foun- $100,000 pledge from the dation is one of the oldest Burley Lions Club. PROJECT FINDS NEW LIFE
BY EMILY KATSEANES said the commissioners are bids for the curb, gutter and said. “Dale (Sluder) made a Burley Man Sentenced as For the Times-News interested in getting the sidewalk work for the next motion weeks ago to buy work done and are willing council meeting. one. Let s get er done.” SHOSHONE • The to split the cost with the Part of Drug Trafficking Ring Shoshone City Council city. “The community center is a great took another swing at “They want to go ahead TIMES-NEWS nounced sentence on three starting a project to put a with that project,”Church- thing,” Councilman Dale Sluder other men and one woman sidewalk, curb and gutter man said. said. “It s brought a lot to our A Burley man was ordered to also charged with drug into a stretch of Beverly The project would end community.” 10 1/2 years in federal prison crimes: Diego Vega-Corona, Street that skirts behind up costing Shoshone and on drug trafficking charges 40, Luis Angel Cruz- the Lincoln County Court- Lincoln County about recently. Jimenez, and Veronica Cruz- house. $24,000 each to build up The council also decided In other news, the city Julio Medellin-Pena, 47, Jimenez, 34, all Mexican na- A first round of bids was and pave the street and add to move ahead on another decided to take action on a pleaded guilty to conspiracy tionals. rejected earlier, when the curb, gutters and side- stalled plan. The council Florence Street tree en- to possess methampheta- A federal grand jury in- estimated costs came in too walks. and city maintenance em- croaching on residential mine with intent to distrib- dicted the defendants on 34 high for the city and the “The community center ployees had been waiting to property. Silva said one ute in March and was sen- criminal counts in July 2010, ground for the road would is a great thing,”Council- spend money budgeted for large limb has prevented tenced on Thursday in U.S. accusing them and other de- need more work before man Dale Sluder said. “It s a new pickup truck until the city crew from trim- District Court in Pocatello. fendants — who were also paving could begin. But the brought a lot to our com- the prices for 2012 pickups ming it back safely. Following his prison sen- convicted and sentenced to project has another oppor- munity.” were released. Tuesday. The council also held the tence, he must remain on prison time — of distributing tunity to get off the ground, Council members said The council decided to first reading to adopt the supervised probation for five multiple pounds of meth in this time with help from they would need firmer purchase a 2011 model in- preliminary budget for next years. Ada, Canyon, Bannock and the Lincoln County com- quotes before moving stead. year after a public meeting Judge Lynn Winmill pro- Franklin counties. missioners in footing the ahead. City maintenance “I don t know why we re to address the proposed bill. employee Perry Silva said still talking about it,” budget drew no resident Mayor J.R. Churchman he could gather detailed Councilman Dan Pierson input. Nevada Bones Are Those Coming Sunday T.F. RESTAURANT OWNER of Animal, not Human TIMES-NEWS bleached and exposed to the CHARGED WITH DRUG elements for some time, ac- Bones recently found in an cording to an email from TRAFFICKING area of northern Nevada Cpl. James Carpenter. where a Canadian man went Albert Chretien, 59, went TIMES-NEWS Seth Maughan, 34, missing this spring are those missing in March as he and told police he pur- of an animal and not a hu- his wife, Rita, were on their A Twin Falls man chased marijuana. man, Elko County officials way to Las Vegas. While was charged with Maughan was al- reported Friday evening. taking a detour to visit Jack- trafficking in mari- legedly found in Investigators were alerted pot, Nev., the couple s van Magic Valley Values: 25 Should a Council Reflect juana after police possession of to bones discovered in the became stuck on a muddy local families hosted Chi- It s City?: Council is claim they found drugs during a Gold Creek area of the U.S. road in Bruneau Canyon in nese students, exposing mostly white, upper-mid- 2.4 pounds of pot in Graff traffic stop earlier Forest Service s Mountain Elko County.Rita was found them to their values. dle class males. his home. that day. He was City District. But Elko alive nearly 50 days after Jarried Graff, 29,was ar- charged with delivery of a County Sheriff s Sgt. Kevin they went missing, but Al- rested on Thursday after controlled substance and McKinney concluded they bert had earlier left the van Twin Falls police searched frequenting a place where are old animal bones, sun- seeking help. Late or missing paper? 733-0931, ext. 1 or 1 (800)658-3883 a residence on Grant Av- drugs are found. Have a news tip? 735-3246 before 5 p.m., 735-3237 after 5p.m. enue, where another man, Graff is the owner of Interested in advertising? Call 733-0931 Lefty s Smokehouse, a re- cently opened downtown Twin Falls barbecue Planet Beach LOTTERY restaurant. 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Copyright © 2011 Magic Valley Newspapers Inc. Vol. 106, No. 218 334-2600 Get it at www.magicvalley.com/todaysdeal Saturday, August 6, 2011 Main 3 Citizens Question WYO. HORSE ROUNDUP PLAN Wendell Library Board After Resignations CHANGES TO BIRTH CONTROL BY BEN NEARY The library is open Associated Press again and its board don’t have a clue what’s going on in there. The CHEYENNE, Wyo. Back- plans to hire a new most I can do is move the ing away from a plan to cas- director, but public rubber stamp, but trate wild stallions that has concerns remain. I’m willing to step up incensed environmental and try.” groups, the U.S. Bureau of Board member Wilma Land Management on Friday BY EMILY KATSEANES Butigan offered to help announced it will instead use For the Times-News Estes when it was possible a birth-control drug on to do so. mares to reduce the growth WENDELL Days after the Former chairman Mike of wild horse herds in south- resignation of Wendell’s li- Hollomon, who is no western Wyoming. brary staff and a two-day longer on the board, asked The agency earlier this closure of the building, for time for public com- week informed a federal about 17 Wendell citizens ment at the close of the judge in Washington, D.C., showed up to a library meeting. Gooding said she that it was dropping its plan board workshop Thursday wouldn’t open the meet- to capture and castrate hun- to hear its future. ing for public comment on dreds of wild stallions in the The board focused on the advice of the Idaho area between Rock Springs planning next year’s budg- Counties Risk Manage- and La Barge in response to a ASSOCIATED PRESS et, but also addressed re- ment Program and the legal challenge from envi- A helicopter herds two wild horses during a roundup in September 2009 at the Pryor opening the library and Idaho Commission for Li- ronmentalists. Mountain Wild Horse Range near Lovell, Wyo. hiring a new director. The braries. The agency said the total building has since been re- “It’s all personnel issues population of roughly 1,000 opened. and we’re dealing with it wild horses in the White holding facilities. It would Wyoming, Oregon and Association recently filed a “We have every inten- on the advice of ICRMP Mountain/Little Colorado release the rest after the Nevada. separate federal lawsuit tion of the library to con- and the Idaho Commis- herd management areas is mares receive a birth-con- Roy said her group and the seeking to force the federal tinue,”board president Jan sion for Libraries,”Good- roughly three times more trol drug. Only the relative other plaintiffs were consid- government to remove all Gooding said, fielding an ing said. “That’s pretty than it should be. Private handful of wild mares that ering whether they could ex- wild horses on roughly audience question about it much all I can say.” livestock operators, as well as escaped capture would con- pand their lawsuit, which is 2 million acres of private reopening. Nevertheless, two citi- Gov. Matt Mead, are con- tinue to breed for up to about pending before U.S. District land, including some of the The board voted to run zens spoke out of order be- cerned about the horses’ ef- four years, the life of the Judge Amy Berman Jackson area where the roundups are an advertisement for a new fore the meeting ad- fect on the range. drug. in Washington, to try to get a planned. The association director modeled after the journed, including Cindy The BLM had planned to The American Wild Horse blanket ban against wild said wild horses are damag- ad used to hire former di- Carter, who had previous- round up nearly 900 wild Preservation Campaign, the horse castration or take ing private lands. rector Elaine Dalton. Dal- ly spoken at a City Council horses, castrate the stallions Western Watersheds Project some other approach. Cindy Wertz, public af- ton’s resignation last Fri- meeting regarding the li- and release 177 geldings back and environmentalists in “Our concern is that they fairs specialist for the BLM in day came after months of brary. to the range. It called for Wyoming and Colorado had withdrew this plan here, be- Cheyenne, said no decision tension between the “You just don’t want to putting the rest of the cap- challenged the original cas- cause clearly they can see the has been made on whether board, and Dalton and li- hear criticisms that you’ve tured horses up for adoption tration plan, suing to block problems with it legally from to try to castrate stallions in brary patrons. Two other screwed up,”Carter said. or sale or sending them to its implementation. The the perspective of the lack of two other roundups sched- staff members resigned in At a regular Wendell long-term holding sites. groups argued that the BLM any analysis whatsoever,’’ uled later this year in support of Dalton. council meeting later that In its modified decision, adopted the plan without Roy said.“But our concern is Wyoming. Newly appointed board night, Mayor Brad the BLM said it still plans to adequate review and that it that they can just try to im- Wertz said the BLM has member Gene Estes vol- Christopher son, who was round up nearly 900 horses, would violate federal law by plement it elsewhere.’’ used the birth-control drug unteered to reopen the li- also at the library board although it’s planning to not leaving viable horse Roy said her group finds on mares before and said it brary until Dalton’s re- meeting, read Dalton’s move the start of the herds. the birth-control approach was planning to gather some placement is hired. resignation letter. roundup from mid-August Suzanne Roy, with the acceptable because, unlike next week to see how well it “I’m available if that’s an “I hate to see her go,” to Sept. 1. preservation campaign in the castration plan, it worked. option,”Estes said.“I’d try Christoperhson said of The agency plans to send North Carolina, said her wouldn’t change the ani- “Our goal is always to re- it, but I’ll be upfront: I Dalton.“That’s sad.” nearly 700 of the horses to group hopes the BLM’s legal mals’ behavior. Overall, she move the excess wild horses defeat teaches the agency said she believes the BLM in a safe and humane way, that it shouldn’t propose to should reduce sheep and and we want to get down to castrate wild horses. She said livestock grazing on public the appropriate manage- the agency was considering lands rather than target wild ment level for that area, this the method in other horses. is how we’re going forward WENDELL ADOPTS roundups planned for The Rock Springs Grazing with that,’’Wertz said. NEW WATER FEES PURCHASE YOUR
BY EMILY KATSEANES ten off as uncollectable. ble property purchase. For the Times-News Other fees in the new Hidden costs shied Wendell resolution include a meter- away from sealing a deal to WENDELL The Wendell tampering fee of $50, an af- buy a $1 home through a City Council, minus an ab- ter-hours reconnect fee of U.S. Department of Hous- sent Ilene Rounsefell, $50 and a returned check ing and Urban Develop- adopted a resolution fee of $37.50. The cost of in- ment program. Thursday to help staunch stalling new meters will al- Such sales through the the stream of money flow- so go up slightly to help the program come on the con- ing out of its water services. city recoup costs. Security dition that the property, or The change includes a deposits for new accounts the money generated from late fee equal to 10 percent will remain the same at the sale of the property, be of a delinquent water bill’s $100. used for community devel- balance, that will kick in the Christopherson said that opment. day after bills are due. loose enforcement by the The house on Fifth Av- Mayor Brad Christo- city in the past contributed enue comes with $2,500 pherson said he understood to the high amount of un- owed in back taxes and a SHOP. SAVE. SUPPORT A GREAT CAUSE. the strain this may put on collected bills. $45,000 judgment against some Wendell citizens, but “I’ll admit that probably it in bankruptcy court. that the measures were the city created part of this. “That kind of took the needed to help the city We’ve been way too lax in wind out of our sails,” maintain a working water the past,”he said. Christopherson said. system. 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Main 4 TN • Saturday, August 6, 2011 Judge Delays Move to Replace Providers of Idaho Disabled Care BY REBECCA BOONE Earlier this year, under services given to Medicaid at a likely high cost to that Associated Press pressure from lawmakers to clients. company, the state and the cut its budget, the Idaho De- In Thursday s ruling,Win- companies that formerly pro- FUJI-TV/ASSOCIATED PRESS BOISE • A judge says Idaho partment of Health and Wel- mill wrote that the change vided the service — or the Defendant Yasushi Mikuni, center, reacts in court can t switch to just one fare decided to have just one should be put off at least until state would have to pay for during a sentencing hearing Friday in Cedar City, Utah. provider for some types of residential habilitation com- the Centers for Medicare and the whole program without Medicaid services for the de- pany oversee all the Medic- Medicaid Services can review any federal matching funds. velopmentally disabled until aid-covered certified family the plan. That would cost the state JUDGE: JAIL FOR DRIVER the Centers for Medicare and homes in the state. But legal Under the new contract more than the $800,000 es- Medicaid Services decides guardians Russell and Sandra with Community Partner- timated savings it expects IN FATAL UTAH BUS CRASH whether the practice com- Knapp sued on behalf of their ships of Idaho, the state from switching to one plies with federal law. ward, Jason Knapp, and Jana would pay $1,075 a year for provider. BY JENNIFER DOBNER rious injury or death. The decision from U.S. Shultz sued on behalf of her new clients and $628 per year Winmill rejected an argu- Associated Press Utah Highway Patrol in- District Judge B. Lynn Win- ward, Toby Shultz, in Boise s for existing clients already in ment from state attorneys vestigators said that on the mill was handed down U.S. District Court. The certified family homes,Win- that suggested the Centers for SALT LAKE CITY • A tour day of the crash, Mikuni, a Thursday — just one day be- Shultz and Knapp families mill noted. That s a dramatic Medicare and Medicaid Ser- bus driver who caused a Japanese citizen living in fore the state s contract with contended that the switch cut compared to current vices preferred to have con- crash that killed three Las Vegas on a U.S. work Community Partnerships of would violate their wards rates, which pay $2,905 per tracts in effect before they are Japanese tourists last year and education visa, was Idaho was to go into effect. right to freely choose their year per client. approved. was spared a lengthy prison driving on little sleep after a The ruling keeps dozens of own health care providers. But the new contract also “It is ironic,if not plainly il- term Friday when a judge long work day the day be- other residential habilitation Meanwhile,a group of res- amounted to a cut in services, logical, that the provision al- sentenced him to less than a fore. companies across Idaho in idential habilitation agencies the judge found — only re- lowing for waiver ...is intend- year in jail for his role in the Tests showed he also had business,at least for now. who were already suing the quiring Community Partner- ed for cost-effectiveness wreck. marijuana in his system.In- Some adults with develop- state over reimbursement rate ships to make a face-to-face while the process for seeking Yasushi Mikuni was fac- vestigators said they didn t mental disabilities live in cer- cuts also asked the federal visit to certified family homes and receiving the waiver re- ing the prospect of 15 years believe Mikuni was im- tified family homes under a court to stall the proposed once a year. Most residential sults in such waste of re- behind bars,but instead got paired while driving, but Medicaid program that aims change until the federal regu- habilitation companies now sources, Winmill said. just under a year in jail and that he was sleep-deprived. to provide a family-style liv- latory agency, Centers for working in Idaho say they The preliminary injunction three years of probation. The bus carrying 14 ing environment for people Medicare and Medicaid Ser- visit homes monthly or at lasts until the Centers for Judge Michael Westfall also Japanese tourists was head- who need assistance with vices, reviewed the plan and least once a quarter. Medicare and Medicaid Ser- ordered the 26-year-old ed from Nevada to national daily activities. Under the decided if it complied with Besides, Winmill said, if vices completes its review, it Japanese student to pay parks in Utah and Arizona program, each certified fam- federal law. The companies the Centers for Medicare and is unclear when that action restitution to each of the on Aug. 9, 2010, when it ily home must work with a contended the change was il- Medicaid Services rejected might occur. If approval is crash victims and court rolled on Interstate 15,about residential habilitation legal because it amounted to a the state s plan,Idaho will ei- granted, Winmill said his fines. 250 miles south of Salt Lake agency,which provides train- 100 percent rate cut for some ther have to find a way to un- court would likely defer to “I think this was a great City.Three died and 11 oth- ing, oversight and quality as- providers, and because it do its contract with Commu- Centers for Medicare and outcome, Mikuni s Las Ve- ers were injured, including surance to the homes. would illegally reduce the nity Partnerships of Idaho — Medicaid Services findings. gas-based defense attorney Mikuni. Garrett Ogata said in a tele- Judge Michael Westfall phone interview with The sentenced Mikuni to 15 Associated Press. “I think years in prison Friday but the judge saw how Yasushi then suspended most of the presented himself at each sentence. Court records and every court hearing and show Mikuni will spend 363 even said that he handles days in the Iron County Jail. Natural Gas Fuel Station Opens in Boise himself with remorse. He was taken immedi- Ogata said Mikuni, who ately into custody. BOISE (AP) • Supporters and Allied Waste Services. leyRide, the region s public $2 a gallon cheaper than gaso- sobbed through Friday s Killed in the crash were and business leaders this In 2008, Allied Waste Ser- bus system. The Statesman line.The trade-off is that nat- hearing, was so deeply af- Hiroki Hayase,20,of Osaka, week celebrated the opening vices converted its Treasure reports that the Boise Fire De- ural gas vehicles can cost con- fected by the accident that Japan; and Junji Hoshino, of the state s first com- Valley fleet of 50 heavy-duty partment and a handful of sumers $3,000 to $6,000 he went to the crash site 38, and his wife, Junko pressed natural gas fueling vehicles to natural gas to avoid other entities are considering more. with his father and brother Hoshino, 40, from Shin- station in Boise, and they re new regulations being pro- conversion. General Motors and Ford to pray for the victims and juku,Japan. poised to mark the opening posed for vehicles using diesel Still, it will likely be several both manufacture com- their families. Some of the Japanese of a second station next week fuel. years before more Idaho cars pressed natural gas vehicles The 26-year-old driver tourists families wrote in Nampa. “It s clean, it s domestic, and trucks are running on for fleet use. But only Honda originally was charged with scathing letters about The decision to make the and it s quiet, Allied general natural gas and refilling at sta- has brought a consumer op- 10 felonies but pleaded Mikuni to the court, asking stations available to the pub- manager Dave Fisher told the tions around the state. tion to market in the United guilty in May to three felony for imposition of the death lic emerged from a partner- Idaho Statesman Thursday. Automakers are planning to States. In Europe, car buyers counts of operating a vehi- penalty or a life sentence, ship between the Treasure Compressed natural gas is offer more vehicles that burn can choose from more than a cle negligently, causing se- Ogata said. Valley Clean Cities Coalition also the fuel of choice for Val- natural gas, on average about dozen models.
Wash. Berry WATER WE BUY YOUR MANAGERS MAN KILLED Farms Fined ADOPT PLAN WHEN HIT BY for Hiring FOR N. IDAHO SEMI AT FOOD GOLD, SILVER AQUIFER PLANT Kids 6 and Up BOISE • The state has a ten- PAYETTE • Idaho State Police tative plan to help protect and the Occupational Safety BY MANUEL VALDES northern Idaho s Rathdrum and Health Administration AND PLATINUM. Associated Press Prairie aquifer, while still re- are investigating the death of lying on this critical water a fork lift driver at a food pro- SEATTLE (AP) • Three supply that stretches from cessing plant in Payette. strawberry farms were Lake Pend Oreille across the The Payette County coro- fined a total of $73,000 border to Washington state to ner tells KTVB-TV that 59- for employing children as benefit the region s economy. year-old Thomas Walker of AND NOW, EVEN young as 6 as pickers, the The Idaho Water Resource Payette died Wednesday af- U.S. Labor Department Board recently adopted the ternoon when he was hit by a said Friday. Rathdrum Prairie Compre- semi tractor-trailer that was A child-labor investi- hensive Aquifer Management backing up in a loading dock gation in June discovered Plan. area at the Seneca Foods DIAMONDS! nine underage workers at After it goes to the Idaho plant. farms in the Washington Legislature next year,the aim Walker had worked at the towns of Woodland and is for the 42-page document plant for 40 years and planned Ridgefield. Investigators to be used to guide manage- to retire in November.He also found several violations of ment of the aquifer over the worked part-time at a local labor law, including fail- next half-century. pub, and served in the Na- ing to maintain proof-of- tional Guard for 22 years. age records and pay mini- Walker s son, Aaron Walk- mum wage among others. er, tells KTVB that the driver The farmers were Mar- NAVY of the semi was a longtime ty Peterson from Colum- RESERVIST friend of his father s who is MORE bia Fruit in Woodland; “devastated.” SPENDING George Hoffman of FROM IDAHO MONEY! George Hoffman Farms and Lee Nguyen of Berry TO RECEIVE Good Farms of Ridge- PURPLE HEART IDAHO FALLS field. A call to Columbia MAN SENTENCED TH TH Fruit was not immediate- BOISE • A Boise member of AUGUST 4 - 10 ly returned; phone num- the U.S. Navy Reserve will be TO PRISON FOR bers for the two others awarded the Purple Heart this GET 20% MORE FOR PAYMENT ON were not available. week for working to save six ASSAULT No defense lawyers injured people despite his IDAHO FALLS • A judge has THE SPOT.* PLUS, AN ADDITIONAL 20% were listed in the court own wounds after a mortar sentenced Idaho Falls resi- documents. attack in Afghanistan. dent Pedro Lopez to between IF YOU CHOOSE STORE CREDIT. A farmworker advocate Hospital Corpsman 2nd two and five years in prison. said child labor is a recur- Class Rodney White will re- But the Post Register re- *Diamonds excluded. See store associate for details. ring problem in farms in ceive the medal Saturday at ports that Judge Jon Shinder- southwest Washington. Gowen Field. The medal ling retained jurisdiction over Many underpay their honors service members who the case for one year, leaving workers, leading families were injured by enemies or in open the possibility that the to bring their children to actions against the enemy. 19-year-old Lopez could be help harvest. Col. Tim Marsano said in a released in 12 months if he “We pay attention to prepared statement that does well in a special prison kids and talk to them, White was deployed to Com- program called a rider. said Andrea Schmitt, an bat Outpost Terra Nova in Prosecutors said Lopez and attorney for Columbia Afghanistan on Aug. 24 last 20-year-old Anthony Char- Legal Services who year when he was injured by boneau broke into another makes frequent trips to shrapnel from a mortar man s apartment in May and farms to inform workers round. But despite his own threatened to stab him unless Diamonds 1/2 carat or larger accepted. of minimum wage law injuries, White started giving the victim gave them some- during harvest season. medical assistance to others thing of value.The victim re- “We very often know a — even though mortar portedly told police his as- Twin Falls child has been working rounds were still being fired. sailants took a diamond when that child s hands He treated six patients for bracelet, wallet and other 208-734- 0862 are stained with berry five hours until medical evac- items. juice. uation units arrived. — The Associated Press COMICS Main 5 Saturday, August 6, 2011
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Supporters of victims and their families hug outside Federal Court in New Orleans after five current or former police officers were convicted Friday in the deadly shootings on a New Orleans bridge after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Former officer Robert Faulcon, Sgts. Robert Gisevius and Ken- neth Bowen, Officer Anthony Villavaso and retired Sgt. Arthur Kaufman were convicted of charges stemming from the cover-up of the shootings. NATION + WORLD All but Kaufman were convicted of civil rights violations stemming from the shootings. Kaufman, who investigated the shootings, was charged only in the cover-up. – The Associated Press
The Heat is On Portland Fire and Rescue trainer Lt. Robert Hartsock Senate Dems is distorted by heat waves as he sprays water on a building fire during a train- ing exercise Thursday in Give Way Portland, Ore. ASSOCIATED PRESS to End FAA Shutdown
But partisan differences remain, and a repeat of the legislative standoff could come next month.
BY JOAN LOWY Associated Press
WASHINGTON With tens of thousands of jobs, more than $1 bil- lion and their reputations on the line, Senate Democrats gave way Friday to a power play by House Republicans in order to end a partial two-week shutdown of the Federal Aviation Administration. With lawmakers scattered for Congress’ August recess, the consent of only two senators was required to pass a bill restoring the FAA’s operat- ing authority through Sept. 16. Pres- Army Trims War Tours to 9 Months ident Barack Obama signed it into law hours later. But partisan differ- ences remain, and a repeat perform- Pentagon is also planning to cut more than 8,700 civilian could include maintenance, ad- that while home breaks are in- ance of the legislative standoff could jobs in the Army over the next year, with about half ministrative and security staff. creasing, they are not quite at 24 come next month. coming from support staff at bases around the world. Troop deployments to the war- months on average for the combat The impasse had left hundreds of front were lengthened from one brigades. airport construction projects in lim- BY LOLITA C. BALDOR continues to wind down and as the year to 15 months in early 2007 as Aviation units are in particularly bo and idled tens of thousands of Associated Press U.S.begins what is to be a slow,de- the Bush administration surged high demand and are not likely to construction industry workers as liberate withdrawal from forces into Iraq to quell the escalat- see the shorter schedules for a well as nearly 4,000 FAA employees. WASHINGTON Aided by the Afghanistan. ing violence. Army leaders, how- while. And Army headquarters One of the biggest costs was to the shrinking troop requirements for And it reflects a reduced de- ever,acknowledged that the longer units will also continue to have 12- hard-pressed U.S. treasury, which the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, mand on the military as the Penta- tours, many with just 12 months month deployments so that top lost about $400 million in uncollect- the Army is cutting the current gon looks to shrink the size of the rest at home between them, seri- leaders can better oversee the ed taxes during the two-week stand- yearlong deployment tours to nine Army and Marine Corps and slash ously stretched the service. combat operations. off and stood to continue losing $30 months for most of its units begin- budgets in line with the adminis- By late 2008, most units were Under the shorter deployment million a day — more than $1 billion ning next January. tration’s attempt to rein in spend- back to serving one-year deploy- schedule, soldiers will no longer in total — if there had been no solu- The change will not affect any of ing. ments, but many were still were get automatic leave to go home, tion before Congress returns from its the Army troops deploying this As part of that effort, the Army not getting much more than a but emergency leaves will still be recess. year,and some high-demand units is also planning to cut more than year’s break at home before return- considered. Most National Guard For most of the stalemate, the na- — such as aviation and military 8,700 civilian jobs over the next ing to war. and Reserve troops will also see tion’s attention — and that of Con- police — will continue to serve 12- year, with about half coming from The goal has been to give sol- their deployments shortened to gress — was riveted on the debt crisis month tours. support staff at bases and installa- diers two years at home between nine months,but they may be mo- finally tackled this week. The move comes as the Iraq war tions around the world. Those deployments, and officials said bilized for the full year. But that quickly shifted. Lawmak- ers were getting calls about unfin- ished airport towers and construc- tion companies in dire straits at home. Some unemployed workers found their way to Capitol Hill to complain. Plane Gets All Clear After Democrats had been holding firm against the House legislation on FAA operations because it proposed cut- Evacuation in Philadelphia ting air service subsidies to 13 rural communities. In short, they feared PHILADELPHIA (AP) Passengers aboard a US Airways getting steamrolled on similar legis- flight that arrived Friday from Scotland were removed lation in the future if they gave Re- from the plane because of a threatening note, and the publicans their way. For example, plane was taken to another part of Philadelphia Interna- spending authority for federal high- tional Airport to be inspected, but nothing dangerous was way programs expires Sept. 30, an- found. other possible point of contention. Airport spokeswoman Victoria Lupica told The Associ- But once the focus fell away from ated Press that the meticulous examination of Flight 968 the deal to avert a federal debt de- by law enforcement and explosives experts found nothing fault, Democrats began to waver and ASSOCIATED PRESS amiss and the plane would continue its journey to Alaska. finally gave up the fight. Myrtle Rose, 75, stands by her 1941 Piper J-3 Cub nicknamed ‘Winston’ on The Boeing 757 had landed in Philadelphia in the after- Republicans achieved the subsidy her property in South Barrington, Ill., Friday. noon, from Glasgow,Scotland. cuts in the final law but with a major The 157 passengers and six crew members had boarded caveat. Transportation Secretary Ray the Anchorage, Alaska-bound flight when they were asked LaHood has the authority to contin- by Transportation Security Administration officials to de- ue subsidized service to the 13 com- 75-Year-Old Pilot Explains plane so it could be swept by law enforcement officials, US munities if he decides it’s necessary. Airways Inc. spokesman Andrew Christie told the AP. Obama’s signature means the The TSA said in a statement that the investigation was nearly 4,000 furloughed FAA em- Encounter With F-16s launched because of a threatening note, but it didn’t pro- ployees can return to work as soon as vide details about it. Lupica said she didn’t know what the Monday. Work can also resume on threat was, but she said the incident was referred to the more than 200 airport construction CHICAGO (AP) Myrtle Rose was she “just climbed in the airplane and FBI. projects. taking a short flight over suburban left.”To make matters worse, she said, Chicago when the 75-year-old avia- “I didn’t have my radio on. I was just tion enthusiast looked out her cockpit flying around.” window to see two F-16 fighter jets. On any other day, the brief flight She assumed the military pilots were would never have attracted notice. But just slowing down to get a closer look Obama was in Chicago for a fundrais- at her antique plane. er marking his 50th birthday. It wasn’t until she landed her 1941 “There’s really no excuse for not Hama in Ruins; Syria Says Revolt Quelled Piper J-3 Cub that friends and the po- knowing,’’ said Lt. Col. Mike lice told her the attention was much Humphreys, a spokesman for the BEIRUT (AP) Syria’s government showed off Government forces began their ferocious assault more serious — for straying into re- North American Aerospace Defense TV and still images of burned buildings and rub- on Hama Sunday, cutting off electricity, phone stricted airspace during a visit by Command, which scrambled the two ble-strewn streets empty of people in Hama, the services and Internet and blocking supplies into President Barack Obama. warplanes, a proposition that costs epicenter of anti-regime protests,and claimed Fri- the city of 800,000 as they shelled neighborhoods Rose, who tries to fly every day $9,000 an hour for each jet. “Anyone day it was putting an end to the rebellion in the be- and sent in tanks and ground raids. when weather permits, said she had who flies an aircraft should know the sieged city. It appeared to be an all-out attempt to take back been itching to get back in the air restrictions.’’ Under the clampdown, residents of the city the city — which has a history of dissent — after Wednesday after a number of days on Rose said she was about 30 miles warned that medical supplies were running out and residents all but took it over since June,barricading the ground. She normally uses her from O’Hare Airport when her plane food was rotting after six days without electricity. it against the regime.Rights group say at least 100 computer to check for airspace re- was intercepted. As the fighters ap- Across the country, tens of thousands of pro- people have been killed,while some estimates put strictions, but it wasn’t working prop- peared, she wasn’t alarmed. testers marched, chanting their solidarity with the number as high as 250. erly. “I thought, ‘Oh, well, they’re just Hama and demanding the ouster of President The tolls could not be verified because of the “I hadn’t flown in over a week,’’she looking at how cute the Cub is,’’she Bashar Assad. They were met by security forces difficulty reaching residents and hospital officials said. “It was a beautiful afternoon.’’ said Friday in an interview with The who opened fire,killing at least 13 people,activists in the city,where journalists are barred as they are After some guests departed her home, Associated Press. said. throughout Syria. Saturday, August 6, 2011 • Main 7 OBITUARIES Texas Polygamist SERVICES Leader Walks Out of Andrea Mary Torres of (Rosenau Funeral Home in Leroy N. Otero Boise, funeral at 10 a.m. to- Twin Falls). Aug. 23, 1928-Aug. 4, 2011 day at Farnsworth Mortuary, 1343 S. Lincoln in Jerome; Ron Ostermeier of Jerome, Sentencing Hearing Leroy N. Otero, 82, neighbors and fam- graveside service at family interment service to- of Twin Falls, Idaho, ily. 3:30 p.m. today at the Belle- day at the Dry Creek Ceme- BY WILL WEISSERT fore speaking. He slowly passed away Thurs- Leroy is survived vue Cemetery. tery in Boise; memorial serv- AND PAUL J. WEBER and deliberately began re- day morning, Aug. by his loving com- ice at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Associated Press sponding,saying “I am ...,” 4, 2011, at his home panion, Maria Balles Arnold Alfred Mein of Twin the Jerome First Presbyterian but Walther ordered a re- in Twin Falls. of Twin Falls; his Falls, graveside service at 10 Church (Hove-Robertson SAN ANGELO, Texas cess. Leroy was born three children, a.m. today at Sunset Memo- Funeral Chapel in Jerome). (AP) • A polygamist sect Jeffs never returned to Aug. 23, 1928, in Marie (Ole) Greenup rial Park (White Mortuary in leader convicted of child court, and the proceedings Fruita, Colo., the son of of Rupert, Betty (Dan) Lown Twin Falls). Alyce Sue Hanzel of Port- sexual assault walked out of continued without him. Ambrose and Della Marez of Burns, Ore., and John land, Ore., Mass of Christian his sentencing hearing in Walther ordered jurors back Otero. He grew up and at- Otero of Twin Falls; and his Wilma Eilene Thompson of Burial at 11 a.m. Monday at protest Friday,after reading to court Saturday to contin- tended schools in Colorado. three brothers, Robert Buhl, funeral at 11 a.m. today the St. Nicholas Catholic a statement he claimed was ue hearing testimony but In 1944, Leroy married Otero, Pete Otero and at the Farmer Funeral Chapel Church in Rupert; rosary at from God. The statement indicated it still may be sev- Vivian Enriquez in Fruita, Howard Otero, all of Twin in Buhl. 7 p.m. Sunday at the Hansen promised a “whirlwind of eral days before the case will Colo.; together they had two Falls. He is also survived by Mortuary Rupert Chapel. judgment” on the world if be handed back to them to children, Marie and Betty. five grandchildren, six Charlene Baker Banner of God s “humble servant” decide the punishment. Vivian passed away Oct. 8, great-grandchildren and North Salt Lake, Utah, and Helen Fern Curtis Miller of wasn t set free. Walpole said he didn t 1981. Later on, he met Maria three great-great-grand- formerly of Burley,funeral at Twin Falls and formerly of Warren Jeffs, 55, repre- know if Jeffs would be pres- Balles and together they children. He was preceded 11 a.m. today at the Foxhill Rupert, funeral at 11 a.m. sented himself during an ent in the courtroom Satur- raised their son, John. in death by his parents; his LDS Ward Chapel, 200 S. Monday at Rosenau Funeral eight-day trial that ended day. Walpole wouldn t say In 1969, Leroy and his wife, Vivian Otero in 1981; Eagle Ridge Road in North Home and Crematory in with his conviction on two whether he planned on call- family moved to Rupert for and one brother, Fred Otero. Salt Lake, Utah; visitation Twin Falls, with reception counts of sexual assault. ing any witnesses, but told a time and then to the A celebration of Leroy s from 10 to 10:45 a.m. today following; burial at 10 a.m. The same jury must now jurors to keep in mind that Kimberly-Hansen area, life will be held at 2 p.m. at the church (Russon Broth- Wednesday at the Mead- decide his punishment — Jeffs was raised in a strict, where he worked for many Monday,Aug. 8, at Reynolds ers Bountiful Mortuary in owview Cemetery in Man- which could be up to 119 fundamentalist communi- years in the bean ware- Funeral Chapel, 2466 Addi- Bountiful, Utah). hattan, Mont., with recep- years to life in prison. ty that hasn t changed in house. He eventually son Ave. E. in Twin Falls, tion following at the Com- But before the punish- centuries. moved to Twin Falls and with Pastor Paul Springer Wayne Stiles Walker of fort Inn in Bozeman. ment phase began and ju- “He s a product of his en- worked as a laborer for officiating. Burial will follow Kimberly, memorial service rors had even been brought vironment,”Walpole said. many farms in the valley. at Twin Falls Cemetery. A at 11 a.m. today at Parke s Leslie Odell Chatfield of back into court Friday, Jeffs Jeffs is the ecclesiastical On the side, he picked fruit viewing for family and Magic Valley Funeral Home, Jerome, funeral at 11 a.m. said, “I request the full re- head of the Fundamentalist for Richard Kelley at Kelley friends will take place from 2551 Kimberly Road in Twin Tuesday at Farnsworth Mor- moval of myself as an objec- Church of Jesus Christ of Orchard. He found much 5 until 8 p.m. Sunday at Falls. tuary, 1343 S. Lincoln in tion to all that has been pre- Latter Day Saints, which enjoyment being in the Reynolds Funeral Chapel. Jerome; graveside service at sented.” believes polygamy brings outdoors, whether it being Services are under the di- Kathryn “Kathy” Jean 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Rich- He asked to keep serving exaltation in heaven. The picking fruit or working in rection of Reynolds Funeral Fitzgerald, memorial service field Cemetery; dinner fol- as his own attorney, but more than 10,000 FLDS his yard. Chapel in Twin Falls. at 11 a.m. today at the Buhl lows the burial at the Rich- state District Judge Barbara members nationwide see Leroy enjoyed gardening, Condolences may be left Church of the Nazarene field Senior Center. Walther said he couldn t Jeffs as a prophet who is fishing and going to Jackpot for the family by visiting leave and continue to repre- God s spokesman on Earth. and visiting with friends, www.reynoldschapel.com. sent himself at the same Jeffs had asked to be tak- time. Instead, she ordered en back to jail, but Walther DEATH NOTICES two lawyers who had been said that would make it too Jeffs standby counsel,Der- difficult for his lawyers to SUBMITTING OBITUARIES Sondra Carpenter Alan Parsons ic Walpole and Emily communicate with him.In- Munoz Detoto, to represent stead, he was placed in a For obituary rates and information, call 735-3266 Monday JEROME • Sondra Sue HAMMETT • Alan Wayne him. room near the court and will through Saturday. Deadline is 3 p.m. for next-day Carpenter, 70, of Jerome, Parsons, 72, of Hammett and “Mr. Jeffs, I know this is be allowed to return to the publication. The e-mail address for obituaries is died Friday, Aug. 5, 2011, at formerly of Wendell, died difficult for you to under- hearing whenever he [email protected]. Death notices are a free service her daughter s home in Thursday, Aug. 4, 2011, at a stand, but you do not have chooses.The judge said Jeffs and can be placed until 4 p.m. every day. To view or submit Boise. Kuna care facility. control over these proceed- won t be able to dismiss his obituaries online, or to place a message in an individual Arrangements will be an- Arrangements will be an- ings,”Walther said.Jeffs of- attorneys again and go back online guestbook, go to www.magicvalley.com and click nounced by Hove-Robertson nounced by Cremation So- ten stands in court and to defending himself, how- on “Obituaries.” Funeral Chapel in Jerome. ciety of Idaho in Boise. waits up to a full minute be- ever.
Bachmann Says Turning Around Woman Dies in N.C. Flood Economy Won t Take That Long While Running from Police BY RYAN J. FOLEY “Barack Obama is ripe for Associated Press the picking. In fact, I would CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) • say politically you could stick Amid heavy downpours,two NEWTON, Iowa • Michele a fork in him, Pawlenty said. women suspected of Bachmann declared Friday “it “The main way we re going to shoplifting at a Charlotte won t take that long for her goof this up as Republicans is coat store ran into a swollen, to start turning the ailing to nominate the wrong can- fast-moving stream. One economy around as president didate. woman drowned and the as she competed against oth- Of the straw poll, Pawlen- other was missing, authori- er GOP presidential rivals to ty said: “It s going to have a ties said. build support ahead of a key big impact on this race, so I The torrential rains caused GOP straw poll in Iowa next hope that you will help us. flash flooding, swamped week. The dinner at Clear Creek drivers and forced residents Four of Bachmann s oppo- Amana High School capped a to evacuate neighborhoods. nents in the Aug.13 straw poll day of hectic campaigning Crews rescued motorists and in Ames — Tim Pawlenty, ASSOCIATED PRESS across Iowa that was expect- residents by boat, and were Newt Gingrich, Rick Santo- Republican presidential ed to continue until the straw searching the stream for the rum and Thad McCotter — candidate Rep. Michele poll,the first test of candidate other shoplifting suspect. later took turns bashing Pres- Bachmann, R-Minn., support in the state with the “Tragically, today we had ident Barack Obama s record speaks June 29 in first-in-the-nation caucus- some people who were at a Republican Party dinner Charleston, S.C. es. caught in very dangerous at a high school in Tiffin and Speaking to supporters water conditions, Fire De- pitching themselves as best would narrow the field and earlier in the day, Bachmann partment Capt. Rob Brisley suited to defeat him. he urged them to give his said the event would be his- said. Earlier in the day in New- struggling campaign a boost. toric. Police identified the dead ton,Bachmann told reporters He accused the media of ig- “That is the day we will woman as Gracie Nell John- the economy would start to noring him because he would make a down payment on son, 43, but did not provide improve almost immediately be the strongest GOP candi- taking our country back and the name of the missing after she becomes president date. making Barack Obama a one- woman. Johnson and two because she would imple- Pawlenty said Republicans term president, she said. others were at a Burlington ment conservative economic were poised to take back the Speaking in the parking lot Coat Factory in the city when policies to slash the nation s White House because of of a Pizza Ranch in Newton, a store employee called po- ASSOCIATED PRESS debt, stop tax increases and Obama s increasing unpopu- Bachmann said Friday s re- lice to report shoplifting,ac- Jason Dickson, with the Charlotte Fire Dept. Swiftwater cut regulations. larity and “Iowa has to get it port that 117,000 jobs were cording to a statement from Rescue Team, carries a one-year-old child as residents “It won t take that long if right in nominating the best created in July showed Oba- police. are evacuated from apartments Friday in Charlotte, N.C. we send signals to the mar- GOP candidate. He said vot- ma had created far more One of the trio was taken ketplace, she said, standing ers should consider his con- campaign donors than jobs. into custody, while Johnson Johnson s body was found Police and firefighters by an earlier comment that servative economic and social She also said this week s and another woman ran. A after a search. planned to continue the the improvement would be- record as governor of Min- plunge of the stock market store employee chased them, “It s tragic when you go to search as long as conditions gin within the first quarter. nesota and be wary of candi- was proof that an agreement and all three plunged into a many, many calls and save remained safe. Reflecting the stakes of the dates who can give great to raise the nation s debt ceil- creek near the shopping cen- many, many lives that you Firefighters and other straw poll,Santorum told the speeches but aren t strong ing and cut spending that she ter. The worker made it out, have a call where you can t emergency responders began Friday night dinner crowd of leaders — which he said de- voted against was “a stinky but Johnson and the other save a person s life, Brisley heading out on flood-related about 400 activists the event scribed Obama in 2008. deal. woman were swept away. said. calls around noon. Progressive Voice and PEACE CORPS CONDEMNS ALLEGED ABUSE BY VOLUNTEER Conservative BY JOHN ually abusing children at a Breuer s attorney, federal tolerance for abuse of any CHRISTOFFERSEN center in Greytown, which public defender Sarah Merri- kind,and our deepest sympa- Corner blogs. Associated Press helps AIDS victims. Author- am,declined to comment. thies are with the victims, the ities say Osmun molested five The Peace Corps said it was agency said in a statement. NEW HAVEN, Conn. • The children under the age of 6, made aware of the allegations In 2007, former Peace Demaray Funeral Service, Inc. Peace Corps said Friday that a some multiple times, and after Osmun resigned in May. Corps volunteer Timothy former volunteer s alleged gave them candy during a pe- The humanitarian agency, Ronald Obert of Santa Cruz, • Full Traditional Funeral Services sexual abuse of young girls in riod between 2010 and this which is celebrating its 50th Calif., was sentenced to more South Africa is “reprehensi- year. anniversary, said it immedi- than four years in prison after • On Site Crematory ble and the agency supports “Mr. Osmun is charged ately notified authorities and admitting he had sex with a • Pre - Arranged Planning Services the vigorous prosecution of with a shocking breach of the will continue to cooperate 14-year-old Costa Rican boy. • Grave Marker Sales & Servicing the case. power entrusted to him as a with them. Obert was fired from the Thirty-one-year-old Jesse Peace Corps volunteer, As- Every applicant undergoes Peace Corps. Osmun of Milford was ar- sistant Attorney General Lan- a background check, the or- Osmun was charged with “Easing your burden, in your time of need” rested Thursday in Connecti- ny Breuer said upon Osmun s ganization stressed. engaging in illicit sexual con- Gooding Shoshone Wendell 934-4406 cut on federal charges of sex- arrest. “The Peace Corps has no duct in foreign places. www.demarayfuneralservice.com Se Habla Español Main 8 • Saturday, August 6, 2011
“This individual considers himself to be the prophet. Every- thing he did ... he was required to keep a record of that.” Texas prosecutor Eric Nichols, explaining in closing arguments why polygamist Warren OPINION Jeffs meticulously documented the sexual assaults that led to his conviction
CHEERS AND JEERS Hiring Again, C3 a Godsend to Local Economy
CHEERS:To Florida-based C3, The company opened its during the Great Recession. and charter schools that failed measuring a school s profi- for increasing employment at Twin Falls call center last year, In fact, since the first of to make AYP, for dismissing ciency this year at last year s its Twin Falls call center by pledging to bring as many as those three projects — the hos- its significance. levels: 85.6 percent for reading one-third. 1,200 jobs to the Magic Valley. pital construction — got under- Just 62 percent of Idaho and 83 percent for math. That s C3 announced this week it It laid off 100 employees in way in early 2008, Twin Falls schools made adequate yearly coming as Luna works toward would add 300 workers to its February, citing a reduction in County unemployment has av- progress on student tests. It s a growth-based model for ac- 600-employee operation. call volume. eraged 15 percent less than the the same level of overall countability. The company expects 50 of Three projects — C3, the statewide rate, according to school success as 2010. That s a step in the right di- the new workers to be season- construction of the new St. the Idaho Department of La- But the 62 percent level of rection, but administrators at al. Positions to be added in- Luke s Magic Valley and the bor. 2010 was actually a dip from several south-central Idaho clude full-time customer serv- federal stimulus-funded U.S. 2009, when 66 percent of Ida- that fell short of AYP down- ice representatives and man- Highway 93-30 bypass com- CHEERS: To the Murtaugh, ho schools made AYP, the played its significance in re- agement. pleted last year —- directly and Castleford and Bliss school highest level in the state s his- marks to the Times-News this C3 expects to begin hiring indirectly generated several districts and Xavier Charter tory. The latest results come week. immediately. The seasonal em- thousand jobs. School for making Adequate amid a recent push by public As a measurement, AYP ployees will work until late De- They re significantly respon- Yearly Progress under the No schools chief Tom Luna to not flawed — but still important. cember or early January 2012, sible for the western Magic Child Left Behind Act ... increase the benchmarks used Schools should be held to ever- though they ll be given first Valley avoiding the double- for measuring a school s escalating standards for stu- consideration to stay on for digit unemployment that the and JEERS: To some of the 21 progress. dent achievement, and parents permanent jobs that open up, Treasure Valley experienced south-central Idaho districts Idaho froze its targets for should insist upon it.
LETTERS OF THANKS
Thanks to All makes it the exceptional place that it is. Who Helped SUSAN ASH Evening of Jazz Director, Twin Falls The Jazz in the Canyon Public Library Committee would like to thank the more than 100 Refugee Quilt people that supported mu- sic education July 14 at the to be Raffled Off Magic Valley Center for the On behalf of the Magic Arts. We had a fabulous Valley Arts Council, I dinner prepared and would like to thank the fol- served by Elevation 486. lowing for their support of The beverages supplied by the Refugee Art Classes Cold Springs Winery and and Quilt project titled Watkins Distributing “The Place I Left Behind” helped our guests relax and that is currently on display enjoy the evening. at the Twin Falls Public Li- Special thanks to our brary through Sept. 2. sponsors: Falls Brand/In- Art class instructor: dependent Meat Co., Rose Fisher. Clear Springs Foods, Lytle Refugee student artists: Signs, Magic Valley Print- Kamala Bista, Aita Biswa, ing, First Federal Savings, Hari Biswa, Demanti Dar- Jeff/Evin Fox, Chris/Anna jee, Tulasi Darjee, Thein Scholes, Jan/Mike Hta, Anhar Kaaed, Arther McBride, Kent/Nancy Kaaed, Hendan Kaaed, Taylor,High Spirits LLC, Nayzak Kaaed, Manisha Magic Valley Arts Council, Kami, Peh Reh, Alaa Saedi, Watkins Distributing, Sarah Shaoo, Karam Talib, Bob/Francie Barton and Aiham Talib, May Zun Barton s 93 Club, Rotary Thu, Isaiah and Gyan- Noon Club, Ralph darshika Koirala. Lehrman, Rudy s – A Quilt sponsors: Toni Cook s Paradise, and Puri- Hughes, Anna Scholes, ty Spa and Salon. Dani Alexander,Susan Thanks to all who pur- Stallings, Phyllis Fletcher, chased tickets and partici- Britta Hubbard. pated to help us raise more And a special thanks to than $20,000 for our those that helped with the “Evening of Jazz.”We look quilt: Judy Snider,Sue debt-ceiling debate showed forward to next year and a Pack, Glenda Miller,Bar- that more people are de- full schedule of events in bara Powers, Rosemary Don t Blame Tea Party manding their government July 2012 under the banner Stoker,Heather at the live within our means. We of “Jazz in the Canyon.”We Quilt Barn and Hancock are tired of spending money all build an endowment for Fabrics and especially to Terrorists for Debt Dispute we don t have on things we music through our efforts. Michelle Pospichal, Match don t need. Thanks again to all who Grant coordinator for CSI Instead of hacking away helped make “Evening of Refugee programs for co- ccording to the want to make their govern- at defense, should this “bi- Jazz” such a success. ordinating getting the stu- website Politico, ment accountable again and partisan commission” not MIKE MCBRIDE dents to the Twin Falls A Vice President Joe Cal for this they are called “ter- reach the bill s spending Twin Falls Center for the Arts for the Biden agreed “with Thomas rorists“? targets, how about closing art classes. a line of argument made by Senate Minority Leader the Department of Educa- Volunteers Help Raffle tickets are still Rep. Mike Doyle (D-Pa.) at a Tribune Media Mitch McConnell acknowl- tion, which does not edu- available for a chance to two-hour,closed-door De- edged there would not have cate, the Department of En- Library to Bloom win the quilt by calling mocratic Caucus meeting” our leaders to serve us. We been a deal in which taxes ergy,which produces no On behalf of the Twin Falls 734-2787 or Michelle at that congressional Tea Par- are not their slaves. are not raised and spending energy,and the Department Public Library Board of 736-2166. ty members “acted like ter- The arrogance in the re- curtailed had it not been for of Housing and Urban De- Trustees and staff, we CAROLYN WHITE rorists” in the way they ported slander by Biden and Tea Party members. He is velopment, which builds no would like to thank those Program director, Magic stood against attempts to Doyle is what voters hate right. Asking career politi- homes? who helped plant the Valley Arts Council raise taxes and force spend- most about many politi- cians not to spend other Far from being a spent flower garden in front of Twin Falls ing reductions as part of the cians. They see them as out people s money is like ask- force, as many predicted, the Library. debt-ceiling deal. of touch and unwilling to ing Lady Gaga to sing from individual citizens are re- First, a special thanks Many to Thank Biden denied making the face challenges average citi- the Great American Song- discovering a power many goes to Moss Greenhouses comparison. Given the zens must confront when it book, dressed in conserva- may have thought they no for supplying the beautiful for Paint Magic heated rhetoric behind and comes to their personal tive clothing. For her,that longer possessed. Heading flowers. We also want to I d like to thank Paint Mag- in front of the scenes, the budgets and behavior. would be an unnatural act. into the 2012 election, this thank Susan Kelley-Har- ic, the US Bank crew and use of such a phrase, partic- It is not Tea Party people What we are witnessing renewed sense that the ble, Mary Lou Webb, Heidi especially Rod Burk, David ularly in light of Biden s who are the “terrorists.”A in America is a re-awaken- power to make or break a Calhoun and Phyllis Lotz, Bowen and Columbia Paint known salty language, has terrorist seeks to destroy. ing to the idea that the peo- nation does not reside in who volunteered their time Co. Also, the members of credibility. Who is the real destroyer in ple own the power and do Washington, but rather in to plant the flowers on a my family that helped on Apparently Tea Party the debt-ceiling debate? not have to sit idly by while the hearts and minds of its blustery spring afternoon. the house. critics are constitutional il- Who wants to continue the country they love and citizens, will add to a sense Please come visit us at Thank you for selecting literates. The Preamble to spending money we don t often sacrifice for is torn of hope that real change is the library and see the bril- my house to be a part of the U.S. Constitution be- have, borrowing it from na- apart by irresponsible polit- about to happen. liant display of flowers. We Paint Magic 2011. Very gins,“We the people.” tions like China that would ical leaders who wouldn t appreciate everyone in the much appreciated. Rights come from God, not be happy to destroy us if our have their jobs if the rest of Syndicated columnist Cal community who is so sup- MARY ELLEN PARTIN politicians who think they politicians don t do it first? us weren t paying their Thomas can be reached at portive of the library and Twin Falls are God. We grant power to Tea party people simply salaries and benefits. The [email protected].
Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau Mallard Fillmore by Bruce Tinsley Saturday, August 6, 2011 Main 9 OTHER VIEWS
Yosemite: The quate protections in place. project. A fund for safety Nature of Danger Families of the three Vernal I’m Walkin’ Here! Don’t retrofits should be part of Falls victims hired a con- the transportation bill un- MCT NEWS SERVICE sultant who, after viewing der consideration. the site, announced to the Prosecuting people like The following editorial ap- Sacramento Bee,“I’m not Prosecute Pedestrians Raquel Nelson, who truly peared in the Los Angeles content with that skimpy are the victims of poor Times on Thursday: little rail.’’Rangers said planning and bad design, is their preventive measures eople across the those who live, work and like closing the barn door There were times when the are adequate and they have country were walk in these areas. People and then burning the barn trail up Half Dome was so no plans to change them. P shocked last week David are being punished and down. One crosswalk with crowded it looked like a hu- As saddening as the to learn that a Goldberg killed simply for being traffic signals would save man freeway at rush hour. deaths were, the rangers are Georgia pedestrian who pedestrians. Our research more lives, and in all likeli- So much so that last year, right. The guardrail is did not even own a car Washington Post shows that thousands of hood cost less money,than Yosemite National Park clearly there to keep people could be convicted of ve- lives could be saved — and this hurtful prosecution started issuing permits for out of the river,along with hicular homicide in the them to persist. millions more lives im- cost the taxpayers of Geor- the climb because of basic dramatically worded signs death of her 4-year-old Nelson was found guilty proved — by retrofitting gia. Fixing thousands of safety concerns. Vernal in multiple languages. A son, who was killed by a of killing her son by cross- these dangerous roads, as these deadly mistakes Falls is another hugely pop- sign also warns Half Dome hit-and-run driver. ing the road in the many communities are try- across the country would, ular spot for tourists. hikers not to attempt the Her crime? After a long “wrong” place. But what ing to do. in the long run, save both This summer,those cable climb during wet bus trip with her three about the highway de- Some in Congress, such lives and dollars. landmarks also were the weather.Could more be young children in April signers, traffic engineers, as Rep. John Mica, R-Fla., sites of four deaths within done? More could always 2010, Raquel Nelson did transit planners and land- are attempting to kill the David Goldberg is commu two weeks. Three people be done. The park could what other bus passengers use regulators who placed small slice of funding dedi- nications director for died July 19 when they re- keep people out of the did that day,and had done a bus stop across from cated to projects that make Transportation for Ameri portedly climbed over the rivers with extensive fenc- so many days before: She apartments but made no it safer to walk or bicycle. ca, a coalition of national, guardrail at the top of Ver- ing, perhaps with peep- attempted to cross the provision whatsoever for a As the vast majority of state and local organiza nal Falls and waded into the holes for viewing the scenic road from the bus stop, safe crossing? Those who these dangerous roads were tions advocating safer river,where they were wonders of the park. It which is directly opposite ignored the fact that built under federal pro- roads and travel options. swept over the falls. A could litter the trails with her apartment complex, pedestrians always take grams, fixing them to be He wrote this commentary woman died Sunday when signs and barriers. But then rather than walk a third of the shortest possible route safer should be a national for The Washington Post. she lost her footing near the visitors might as well be on a mile to a traffic light, but somehow expected top of Half Dome, despite a freeway. cross five lanes and walk a them to walk six-tenths of the cables that were in- Some tourists are injured third of a mile back, lug- a mile out of their way to stalled as handrails. or killed because they pur- ging tired children and cross the street? Those There are a dozen or so posely seek out risk; others groceries. who designed this road — deaths each year in innocently or ignorantly The family walked which they allowed to be Yosemite, but so far this think a river or an animal or without incident to the flanked by apartments year there have been 14 — a hillside can’t be more three-foot median in the and houses — for speeds more than twice the usual dangerous than it looks. road. As they waited on of 50 mph and more? And number at this point. The Some people enter wilder- the median for a break in those who designed the increase in deaths may be a ness areas woefully unpre- traffic, Nelson’s son A.J. entire landscape to be coincidence, or it may be pared, without water, followed other adults who hostile to people trying to that the park is more dan- wearing flip flops, and go crossed ahead of them. He get to work or carrying gerous this year.The off-trail. And some visitors was hit by a motorist who groceries despite having swollen rivers are faster; don’t do anything wrong, fled and later admitted to no access to a car? Are rain fell in the park Sunday but bad things still happen. having been drinking and they not culpable? morning, and signs warn We can’t guard against it all taking painkillers. The This phenomenon is hikers away from the cable and shouldn’t destroy sce- driver spent six months in not unique to metro At- hike in wet weather,when nic beauty in an effort to jail and is serving the re- lanta. Transportation for the rock is slick. fend off liability.Nature has mainder of his five-year America researched 10 Predictably,questions a power and thus an unpre- sentence on probation. years’ worth of pedestrian have been raised about dictable danger all its own; Nelson was sentenced last fatalities nationwide and whether the park has ade- that is its very attraction. week to 12 months’ proba- found this pattern again tion, fines and communi- and again. The bodies line ty service. She was given up like soldiers along cer- the option of a new trial, tain corridors — the first LETTERS OF THANKS which she announced clue that the roadway is Thursday that she would not designed for the safety Kudos to Paint Chapter are greatly appreci- seek. of the pedestrians who are ated. The prosecution of this obviously using the road. Magic Volunteers The money raised at the grieving mother was This is a major issue in We would like to thank Fun Shoot will benefit the shocking. In truth, inner-ring suburbs across the team of Magic Valley NWTF Wheelin’ Sports- though, no one should be the country,places origi- Paint magic for painting men program which pro- surprised that tragedies nally built as auto-only homes for special seniors. vides people with disabili- like this are happening suburbia that now are Their dedication is amaz- ties the opportunity to par- every day across America: home to many lower-in- ing, especially in 90-de- ticipate in outdoor activi- Transportation officials come families who don’t gree heat which they ties. and local planners rou- have access to cars. Nei- seemed to ignore with eyes WAYLON KLUNDT tinely create the very con- ther the public trans- focused on 15 or more NWTF South Hills Strut- ditions that underlie these portation system nor the homes they intended to ters “accidents” and allow highway designs work for paint. Kudos to each and Twin Falls every one. We believe some people The Letters of Thanks col like these teams live by the umn will publish letters of PROOST FAMILY FARMS Golden Rule. Let it be said up to 150 words from: Fresh Natural Produce Picked Daily that life was good to us but Organizations thanking rather we were good to life. contributors or supporters. r$PSO r1FQQFST JEAN CARRINGTON Individuals thanking r(SFFO#FBOT r4RVBTI DIANE, TINA, MIKE public agencies and busi MEGAN, BILL, BAR- nesses for extraordinary r5PNBUPFT r$VDVNCFST BARA service. r.FMPOT "OE.VDI.PSF Twin Falls Send letters to letters@ magicvalley.com or call 2 Locations - Corner of Blue Lakes & Falls Fun Shoot Was Ellen at 735 3266. If you would like to purchase a or 2794 Addison Ave. E. (1/4 mile W of D&B) Huge Success classified ad to express 420-9195 On behalf of The National gratitude of a personal . m Wild Turkey Federation rather than public nature, South Hills Strutters Chap- call The Times News Cus ter,I would like to thank tomer Service department everyone involved in mak- at 733 0931, ext. 501. ing the NWTF Wheelin’ Sportsmen Fun Shoot held July 23 at The Twin Falls Rod and Gun Club a huge Hey . . . success. Special thanks to Falls- It’s the Annual Brand/Independent Meat, Watkins Distributing,Al- bertsons, Barger Mattson Auto Salvage, Twin Falls JARBIDGE Rod and Gun Club and the many shooters that partici- pated. DAYS I would also like to thank South Hills Strutters com- th th th mittee members John and AUGUST 12 , 13 & 14 Patty Howard, Heidi Deters and Julie Klundt for helping FEATURING: with the Fun Shoot. 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AP Aerospace Writer two planets away but alto- out of corn rations to Soma- “Will there be losses? gether different from Earth lis trying to survive a famine Sure. Will there be some CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. and next-door neighbor turned deadly Friday after looting? Of course there will A sun-powered robotic Mars. government troops opened be. What we have to do is try explorer named Juno is Juno is solar powered, a fire, killing at least seven, to minimize it,’’said WFP rocketing toward Jupiter on first for a spacecraft meant witnesses said. spokesman David Orr.“This a fresh quest to discover the to roam so far from the sun. Residents of Mogadishu’s is the highest risk environ- secret recipe for making The three huge solar panels largest famine refugee camp ment in the world ... the planets. popped open an hour into accused government soldiers safety of our staff and get- Hundreds of scientists the flight,each one stretch- of starting the chaos by try- ting food into the right hands and their families and ing as long and wide as a ing to steal some of the 290 are our highest priorities.’’ friends — among thousands tractor-trailer. Previous tons of dry rations that aid Friday’s food distribution of invited guests — cheered spacecraft to the outer workers were trying to dis- was organized by Mo- and yelled “Go Juno!’’as the planets have relied on nu- tribute there. Then refugees gadishu’s mayor, and had unmanned Atlas rocket clear energy. joined in the scramble, been delayed two days as of- blasted into a clear midday With Juno, scientists prompting soldiers to open ficials tried to shore up secu- sky Friday. It will take five hope to answer some of the fire, the witnesses said. rity arrangements. Orr told years to reach Jupiter, the most fundamental ques- “They fired on us as if we The Associated Press that solar system’s most massive tions of our solar system. were their enemy,’’ said the food distribution started and ancient planet. “How Jupiter formed. refugee Abidyo Geddi. smoothly at around 6 a.m. “Next stop is Jupiter,’’ex- How it evolved.What really “When people started to but degenerated a couple ulted Scott Bolton, Juno’s happened early in the solar take the food then the gun- hours later. principal investigator and system that eventually led fire started and everyone was “We got reports of trou- an astrophysicist at South- to all of us,’’Bolton said ear- being shot. We cannot stay ble, looting. The trucks were west Research Institute in lier in the week. here much longer. We don’t overwhelmed by a mob of San Antonio. Bolton said Jupiter is like get much food and the rare people. There were reports “It’s fantastic!’’ said Fran a time capsule. It got most food they bring causes death of some shots fired,’’ said Bagenal, a planetary scien- of the leftovers from the and torture.’’ ASSOCIATED PRESS Orr, who said he could not tist at the University of Col- sun’s creation nearly 5 bil- The chaos underscores Dahabo Osman, 60, from Somalia, queues for soap and confirm any death tolls. orado at Boulder,who is also lion years ago — hence the the dangers and challenges cooking oil after registering Friday at UNHCR’s Ifo One of the camp’s part of the NASA project. planet’s immense size — of getting help to a nation Extension camp outside Dadaab, Kenya, 60 miles from refugees, Muse Sheik Ali, “Huge relief all around.’’ and its enormous gravity that has been essentially the Somali border. said soldiers first tried to Within an hour of liftoff, field has enabled it to hold ungoverned for two decades steal some of the food aid, Juno hurtled out of Earth’s onto that original material. and now has a severe famine over how to help the starving 1992 famine that prompted and that other refugees be- orbit at 24,000 mph on a Jupiter is so big it could sweeping through it. There without helping gunmen deployment of a U.S.-led gan to take the food. roundabout course for contain everything in the are 9,000 African Union who either prey on the multinational force to safe- “Then soldiers opened fire Jupiter. It was expected to solar system, minus the soldiers in the capital, but refugees, compete for secu- guard the delivery of food to at them, and seven people, whip past the orbit of the sun, and still be twice as their main mission is to fight rity contracts to guard the Somalia’s starving. That in- including elderly people, moon in half a day, or early massive. Astronomers say al-Qaida linked Islamists, food, or steal it and take a ternational intervention col- were killed on the spot. Then Saturday morning. it probably was the first not safeguard humanitarian share of the profits when it’s lapsed in 1993 after two U.S. soldiers took the food and It is the first step in Juno’s planet in the solar system to aid. sold at market. Black Hawk helicopters were people fled from the camp,’’ 1.7 billion-mile voyage to form. Aid workers are puzzling The situation echoes the shot down and 18 service- he said.
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EVA’S FINDS 3 Creative Carryalls for Outdoor Fun Are you trying to get out of the house this summer but finding it hard to spot a tote that fits your outdoor needs? Well,you’re in luck now.A few local stores of- fer bags that will do more than look nice on your arm. The Clever Cooler Going out for a picnic and don’t want to carry that old, ugly cooler? This Mudpie Bag Lady tote looks like a purse but Ebooks is actually cleverly insulated. Use it to chill drinks while heading out to a baseball game at the park, or pack your lunch Open a New Chapter for a hike in the hills. Either way, its spacious interior will hold every- DREW NASH TIMES NEWS thing you need to stay hydrated and cool out in the sun. You As more readers turn to ebooks for entertainment, should (ABOVE) Library page can find this bag — also in a couple of similar styles — for we fear the demise of printed books? Not any time soon, Brittney Tadlock puts $28 at Serendipity Spa and Boutique on Twin away books at the Twin Falls’Addison Avenue. according to researchers and local readers. Falls Public Library. As BY ANDREW WEEKS Swenson isn’t alone in hopes that this would hap- ebooks rise rapidly in The Spill Fighter [email protected] preferring printed books to pen eventually, but we nev- popularity, they aren’t ebooks. But the ebook trend er imagined it would happen doing anything to slow Tired of ruining bags because your sun- eth Swenson has is growing, as more people this quickly — we’ve been circulation of printed screen or tanning lotion spilled inside owned a Kindle turn to digital media for en- selling print books for 15 books at the T.F. library. your purse? 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With its bright, flowery patterns you might not think of it as a rough-and-tumble bag, but the sturdy construction and extra pockets make it perfect for pack- DIY ing outdoor essentials in style. Ve- ra Bradley designs can be found at Cobble Creek in the Lynwood Shopping Center.This one is $50. — Eva Stutzman. Photos by Aircraft Ashley Smith Times News After a few years of inactivity, the Twin Falls chapter of the Experimental Aircraft Association is back in business. Here’s one of the men whose Run, Walk and plane-building passion is the club’s reason for being. ASHLEY SMITH TIMES NEWS Don Chapton spent more than 1,200 hours building this kit plane, a replica Feast on Pancakes BY MELISSA DAVLIN of a Piper Super Cub, in his hangar at the Twin Falls airport. He painted the [email protected] aircraft to mimic an Australian military observer plane of the early 1950s. The Distance4Diabetes fun Children’s races for age 3 run and cycling events will and older start at 10 a.m. If you’re looking for Don Chapton on a other plane-building enthusiasts. Chapton’s parents both flew.He took be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Other activities include sunny summer afternoon, he’s likely Councilman Will Kezele, who also flies, his first flying lessons at 15, but the Cal- Aug. 20 at Centennial Wa- bounce house, mini-work- either in the skies or working on planes estimates there are 20 to 30 active ifornia native would have rather surfed. terfront Park in Twin Falls. shops, face painting, dia- to help himself get there. members in the group. He picked up flying a little later in life Registration opens at betes education center and The Twin Falls man spends his time After a few years’ hiatus, club mem- and hasn’t stopped for the past 35 6:45 a.m. The 40K-cycle vendor booths. flying experimental aircraft, or hand- bers are getting back to the hangars at years. event begins at 7:30 a.m., Cost to participate in the built planes. Anyone with mechanical Twin Falls’ airport for meetings and Chapton has two hangars at the followed by 10K run, 5K run events: $25 for adults and $5 experience can put a kit plane togeth- fly-ins. Twin Falls airport — one for his work- and 5K walk at 8 a.m. to $15 for children. Proceeds er,he said. But it takes a special kind of “It’s been fairly inactive, really not shop and and another to house the RV- A pancake breakfast will go for diabetes awareness dedication to devote tens of thousands much going on with it,”EAA chapter 7 and back-burner projects. Chapton be served at 9 a.m. for $5, and community education. of dollars and more than 1,000 hours to president Josh Kenyon of Twin Falls visits his workshop almost daily in the and it’s open to the public. Information: distance4dia- build it. said Friday.“We’ve been trying to push summer and outfitted it with a refrig- Breakfast is free for regis- betes.org or 293-4428. Experimental aviation gives pilots a it back into the active category.” erator,a heater and an air conditioner. tered participants and for — Times-News way to acquire airplanes less expen- Even when the club was dormant, “It stays pretty nice in there,” he children younger than 3. sively than buying them. Most experi- the builders weren’t. said. mental aviators build planes from kits, Chapton has worked on several His other hangar is toastier in the which include all the needed parts ex- planes and has built two from kits in summer.Along with the RV-7,it has ra- cept the engine. the past decade. One, an RV-7,took 16 dio flyers (“That’s my other sickness,” Chapton isn’t the only plane builder months. The newest plane, a Piper Su- he said) and partially constructed T.F. Reformed Welcomes New in Magic Valley. He’s a member of the per Cub replica, took 2 1/2 years, partly wings for an airplane he and another Associate PastorPage P2. Experimental Aircraft Association’s because Chapton got distracted flying friend are building from scratch. The Twin Falls chapter,which is made up of his first plane. Please see AIRCRAFT, P3 Pursuit 2 Saturday, August 6, 2011 Got church news? The Times-News welcomes news of church events. Send information to Ellen Thomason at [email protected]. Deadline is 5 p.m. Wednesday RELIGION for publication on the Saturday religion page. Reach Religion Editor Andrew Weeks [ 208-735-3233 [email protected] ]
T.F. Reformed Welcomes New Associate Pastor Group Aims to Dispel Mormon Myths BY JENNIFER DOBNER Chet Carlson re- and his wife, Associated Press cently joined the Heather, have two staff at Twin Falls children, Hallie, 4, SALT LAKE CITY A non- Reformed Church and Seth, 15 profit group that defends as Pastor of Disci- months. Chet said Mormon beliefs to critics on pleship. he and his “are Thursday launched a new Carlson and his looking forward to organization and website de- family moved to Carlson getting to know signed to help journalists, Twin Falls from the Magic Valley political operatives and oth- Apple Valley, Minn., community and would ers better understand the where he served as youth love to get together with faith. pastor in a Reformed you soon. I am passionate The Mormon Defense Church for the past five about encouraging others League aims to dispel myths years. He has been in min- to know and serve Jesus and explain the history,the- istry for nine years and is Christ and I hope you can ology and other aspects of excited to serve at Twin join us at TFRC in our The Church of Jesus Christ Falls Reformed Church as journey as we do life to- of Latter-day Saints, co- one of its pastors. gether,and share the good founder Scott Gordon said. Carlson has a Bachelor’s news of the love of God.” The all-volunteer organi- degree in Pastoral Min- Carlson can be reached zation is an extension of the istry and will soon gradu- at the church, 1631 Grand- group FAIR, the Foundation ate with his Masters of Di- view Dr. N., Twin Falls, for Apologetic Information vinity from Bethel Semi- 733-6128, ext. 105, or & Research. Gordon, FAIR’s COURTESY PHOTO nary in St. Paul, Minn. He [email protected]. president since 2001, an- A nonprofit group that defends Mormon beliefs to critics has launched a new nounced plans for the league organization and website designed to help people better understand the faith. during the opening session of FAIR’s 13th annual confer- In recent years, the Utah- history, doctrine and cul- “The problem is that you ence in Sandy, Utah, Thurs- based church, which has ture, Gordon said. can take any religion or be- day morning. more than 14 million mem- He said a team of Mormon liefs and look at the doctrine The idea for the Mormon bers worldwide, has been in- Defense League volunteers and find ways to make them Defense League grew out of creasingly in the spotlight. will post articles and ex- look silly,”he said. “We’re VOICES OF FAITH what Gordon said were vol- Romney is again seeking the plainers to the organization’s going to try and fill in the umes of misinformation GOP presidential nomina- website, MLD.org; will context and the gaps.” I don’t believe there is an People pray because it is about the church that circu- tion, as is former Utah Gov. answer questions through Neither FAIR nor the old man with long white the most effective way to lated in 2008 when Mormon Jon Huntsman. Broadway is email exchanges or inter- Mormon Defense League are hair and beard sitting on a express their care, concern, Mitt Romney sought the GOP home to the Tony Award- views; and will monitor affiliated with or sanctioned throne pointing his finger hope, love and desired out- presidential nomination. winning “Book of Mormon” news about the church to by the Mormon church, down at the Earth. God come for others. It is some- “What we’ve seen is that musical, and the church watch for missteps. although church spokesman doesn’t cause disasters. thing a person can do when as the church becomes more played a central role in a “If you come out with an Eric Hawkins told The Natural disasters are not feeling helpless in every and more in the limelight, 2008 political battle over gay article that says Mormons Associated Press the faith evil or a failure of God. other way. Prayer does people say and report things marriage in California. believe Jesus and Satan are favors “sincere efforts to Earthquakes are a part of have an effect. Prayer is the that are often bigoted or Misinformation or mis- brothers, we’re going to say, correct misconceptions and the processes that keep the sacred touch that turns false,” Gordon said. “We perceptions about Mor- ‘OK, this is why you’ll find inaccuracies.” Earth living and suitable worry,fear and anxiety into wanted to provide an organ- monism — including that Mormons objecting to that Nothing about the Mor- for life. There are natural strength, confidence and ization that could assist faithful Latter-day Saints characterization,”said Gor- mon Defense League is in- disasters; there are natural courage. journalists and others get the wear “magic underwear” don, who explains that such tended to replace the work of disasters caused by man; —The Rev. Duke Tufty, story right and offer some or still practice polygamy — statements are considered the church’s paid public re- there are no natural disas- Unity Temple on the Plaza, gentle correction when they stem from a lack of under- code for suggesting Mor- lations staff, Gordon said. ters caused by God. Kansas City, Mo. didn’t.” standing of the church’s mons are not Christians. CHURCH NEWS MagicMV Valley Church Directory Magic Valley day.” He also assisted The King Witnesses invited to participate in Chuck Missler with his ra- currently consists of six games, crafts, Bible sto- Bible Church dio ministry in the late members. It has produced ries and snacks from 6:30 Changes 1980s. 17 recording projects and to 8:30 p.m. Monday Location Safe Harbor ministries traveled throughout the through Friday. Families is currently doing a five- Northwest and California. are invited to a conclud- The Magic Valley Bible part series on Bible Pastor Jim Pollard in- ing program Friday Church is temporarily prophecy in light of cur- vites all area residents to evening. Bussing is avail- meeting at a new location rent events worldwide come and enjoy a Sunday able by calling Bud at 308- at 229 Second Ave. W. in with an emphasis on the worship that will be fun 9007. Twin Falls (services were uniqueness of the nation and light hearted. Information: 326-4490. formerly held at the First of Israel. The church is Christian Church). named Safe Harbor, which Ascension Vacation Bible Worship begins at 9 speaks of a fellowship a.m. Fellowship and Sun- where people can come Episcopal School starts day school start at 10:30 and feel safe and be them- Members Attend Monday a.m. Awana and Wednes- selves. The emphasis is Camp Rock Creek Community Doctor Jeffery K. Cooper, Senior Pastor day night ministries will “The Bible, the whole Church, 262 Fifth Ave. E. begin in September. Bible and nothing but the Many members of As- in Twin Falls, will hold Va- 910 Shoshone Street East, Twin Falls Information: 733-5248. Bible,” so everyone is en- cension Episcopal Church cation Bible School from 733 2936 www.fbctwinfalls.org couraged to bring one be- will go to camp at Par- 6:30 to 8 p.m. Monday Sunday Worship Services 9:30 & 11:00am DVD Series cause they will need it. adise Point in McCall this through Friday. weekend, gathering with The theme is “God and Concludes at Church on a parishioners from other Me at Sea.” Children ages Interim Pastor Ralph Neil Methodist churches in the Central 3 to 12 are invited to par- 1231 Washington St. N., Twin Falls Church Mission Moves Deanery. ticipate in Bible lessons, Meeting Sunday morning prayer songs, crafts, games and 733 6610 www.tfnaz.com “Faithfulness, Gentle- Location services will be held at 8 snacks. ness and Self-Control,” the and 10 a.m. at the church, Information: Mary Jo, Sunday blended worship service 9:30am final sermon of a DVD se- Church on a Mission is 371 Eastland Drive N. in 420-7322. Progressive worship service 11:00am ries by the Rev. Adam now meeting at Heritage Twin Falls. Healing sta- Sunday evening traditional/casual service 6:00pm Hamilton of the United Assisted Living on Filer tions will be available at Methodist Church of the Avenue. both services. No Wiggle Hansen Church Greg Fadness, Lead Pastor Resurrection in Leawood, The service begins at Worship this week. Ascen- Plans Vacation Lighthouse Kan., will be presented at 10:30 a.m. This week, Pas- sion Cafe meets at 9 a.m. Church 960 Eastland Dr., Twin Falls 10 a.m. Sunday at First tor Paul Jordan will con- Information: www.as- Bible School 733 4667 United Methodist Church, tinue the voyage into the cension.episcopalidaho.or Hansen Baptist Fellow- & School 360 Shoshone St. E. in “Beatitudes” from the Ser- g or 733-1248. Ascension is ship will hold its Vacation lighthousetwinfalls.com Twin Falls. mon on the Mount, handicap accessible. Bible School from 5:30 to Saturday “Elevation Service” 6pm Vibey acoustic based worship Holy Communion will “Blessed are the Merciful!” 8 p.m. this Monday-Thurs- Sunday “Celebration Services” 9 & 11am Full blown worship be celebrated with the Filer Church day at Hansen City Park. Rev. William Lineberry King Witnesses A program will be held presiding. Hosts Vacation from 6-8 p.m. Friday at the Lighthouse School PreK 12th Grade. Call 737 1425 Donation of food bags Perform in Twin Bible School park. will be taken to Valley Falls “Mission to MARS The theme of the House. “The King Witnesses” (meet a risen savior)” is church’s VBS is “Heroes Apostolic Rock Church Information: 733-5872 or will sing during worship the theme for Vacation of the Faith.” Parents and www.tffumc.com. at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the Bible School planned for families are invited; re- of Kimberly Magic Valley Worship this week at the Filer freshments will be served New ministry Center, 302 Third Ave. E. Church of the Nazarene, after the program. in Twin Falls. located at the corner of Information: Roger and “Search for Truth” starts in Jerome The group will present Fifth and Yakima streets. Dell Baker at 423-4055. Safe Harbor Ministries the gospel through south- Children ages 5 Personal In home has started Sunday servic- ern-style gospel music. through sixth grade are es in Jerome every Sun- Bible Study day. Meetings are held at 4 p.m. at the Sawtooth Call Pastor Mel Kirtley Best Western Inn, 2653 S. Jesus Is Lincoln. The Answer Christian Counseling Center 280-3004 Pastor Lew Phelps “For Solutions That Make Sense” comes from Pocatello each Sunday to conduct SMILE GOD Anger Issues Violence Issues Share your worship celebrations, the service. LOVES (Spousal, Teens, Family) Perpetrator service times and community Phelps is a Calvary YOU Chapel ordained pastor & Victim and more outreaches here! who began his ministry in PSALMS 126:3 Costa Mesa, Calif., work- The Lord Hath Done Call Tammy Parker at Great Things For Us. 208-599-2623 ing for Pastor Chuck CallC ll forf an appointmentpp i t today!y Dr. Anthonyy Enos Smith in his radio min- 735 3276 for more information istry, “The Word for To- J.C.H.T.M.R.K. 155 2nd Avenue North, Twin Falls Saturday, August 6, 2011 • Pursuits 3 Walking Counts as Rompers Are Exercise Big Again BY ELLEN WARREN Chicago Tribune Wearing rompers is snapped you into those “People try all these in- easy -- no matching sweet little cotton onesies, sane diets, then give up worries! -- but that's you can slip into a romper when they don t lose and be fully dressed. No weight and don t feel any exactly why critics need to worry if your top better, says Vik Khanna, find them fashionably matches your bottoms. executive director of questionable. And that s among the rea- Health and Wellness for sons some find them fash- Mercy Health Ministry in BY ADRIENNE JOHNSON ionably questionable. Or ASHLEY SMITH • TIMES-NEWS Chesterfield, Mo. MARTIN worse. Don Chapton has been flying single-engine aircraft for 35 years. Instead, Khanna rec- McClatchy Newspapers “I despise them — if you ommends baby steps to talk to people in fashion, fitness — as in walking. As a restaurant hostess, Re- they will tell you it s a fashion Aircraft Take to the Air “It s one of the things becca Elcan works a kind of victim getup, said Sarah Continued from P1 Interested in joining the Experimental Aircraft Associa- that is very underrated, runway as she leads diners to Haver, a New York stylist wooden frames are propped tion s Twin Falls chapter? Anyone can join, but it s easi- Khanna says.“Walking is their seats, and so looking and founder of focuson- against a back wall, where er to participate in the club s fly-ins if you have your the universal best exer- cute matters. As a 20-year- style.com. they ve stayed for years. Af- own plane. Meetings are 10 a.m. on the third Saturday of cise. It s accessible. Most old student, being on trend ter the friend moved, the every month at the Twin Falls airport s restaurant. There of us can do it into our does too. “If you re really project has been relegated are no official dues, but club leaders sometimes collect 80s and 90s. So on a recent day, Elcan to the back burner. money for events. Not only will you feel chose a romper, her first — a curvy, you can t All experimental aircraft Contact: Josh Kenyon, 539-2856. better, you can also im- strapless number printed wear them, Bear must be labeled as such, prove your memory and with fanciful palm leaves, said. “The whole and the RV-7 sports a He received the Piper Su- and wheel it out of his shop. maybe even live longer. bought from Forever 21. warning in the cockpit: per Cub replica kit on His hobby isn t cheap. How s that for multi- “My roommate has always point is the long “This aircraft is amateur Memorial Day of 2008 and The kit for the Piper Super tasking? pulled them off really well, line. built and does not comply finished it earlier this year. Cub replica cost $45,000. A study published ear- but some on me have been with federal safety regula- He received its Air Worthi- That doesn t include en- lier this year in the Pro- baggy, she said.“I really like “Can anyone over 25 wear tions for standard aircraft.” ness Certificate on March 1. gines, custom interiors, ceedings of the National them because they re very in them with confidence at Chapton agreed: “It s not The plane, which he co- buying or renting hangar Academy of Sciences style. all? asked Susu Bear, of build to certified standards. owns with another pilot, is space, gas and other ex- found that regular walk- Indeed, rompers are big scoopcharlotte.com.“I think It s built better than certi- meant to resemble an Aus- penses, which add tens of ing improved older peo- this season, and they re not of them as a summer fling. fied standards.” tralian observer plane from thousands more. ple s ability to remember the only one-piece looks They re cute, but not fash- It takes a huge time in- the Korean War era. “If it weren t for planes, things. Also, says Khan- luring the stylish. Model/en- ion-forward. vestment to build planes. In “It weighs a little over I d be a rich man,” Chapton na, “studies show that trepreneur Iman and singer Rompers do, however, those 16 months he spent 1,200 pounds empty,” he said. older adults who walk Gwen Stefani have stepped have a long past. on the RV-7, it consumed said, but with a pole at- But the freedom granted faster live longer. out recently in sparkly vin- The look started out as between 20 and 25 hours a tached to the plane s back by clear skies and windless So, once you get up tage-style jumpsuits, prov- men s underwear in the early week. wheel, he can maneuver it days is reward enough. and start putting one ing the 70s revival has made part of the 1900s; by the foot in front of the other, that look chic again. 1920s, women athletes wore then pick up your speed. At the recent BET Awards, them, and by the 30s, they “The problem is, most singer Mary J. Blige took a became an outerwear look of us stroll, Khanna distinctly modern approach, for women, said Diane Ellis, says. Going faster will opening the show in a skin- a fashion professor at HOW TO make you feel even bet- tight, plunging V-neck Meredith College in Raleigh. ter, and you might lose jumpsuit paired with an “They re nearly always TALK WITH Book Advocates weight. asymmetrical metallic belt. coupled with a blouson top, Walking at 2 mph, a And then there s the trio and elastic at the waist to YOUR 150-pound person burns of hungover Scandinavians give room to fit, to bend Eco-smart Gardening about 171 calories, taking who invented the OnePiece, over, Ellis said. “Ultimately TRAINER more than 20 hours to a zippered front jumper,now for women, the look brought AKRON BEACON dening.” lose a pound. all the rage in London and evening attire to day wear, a JOURNAL Bowe s book At 3 mph, it would take Los Angeles, and coveted by casual evening wear. 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What do you want with her new book,“High- and sells for $24.95 in soft- Let breathing return to most: to lose a certain Impact Low-Carbon Gar- cover. normal then speed up. Next Saturday in Pursuits amount of weight, tone your arms, have a flatter stomach or maybe run a 5K in a certain amount of time? Let your trainer know. Relay your history. If found e-reader owners buy you ve tried to shape up Ebooks nearly as many print books as before, share what Continued from P1 ebooks.” worked for you and what gotten more kids and adults In Twin Falls, Cammans didn t. Be honest about to read, and it has allowed said that even those customers your pitfalls, such as a more first-time authors to who like their e-readers come tendency to load up on publish their books. into her store to purchase junk food and skip work- But for Swenson, a refer- printed editions of their fa- outs after a stressful day ence librarian at the Twin vorite authors. at work. Falls Public Library, reading “No worries here,”she said. Be upfront about is about comfort. Holding a “We re not going out of busi- health problems. Your real book, and turning real ness.” trainer should know pages, is more comfortable That s good news for Melis- about medications that for her than handling an e- sa Brackman of Twin Falls, affect heart rate or blood reader. That said, there are who has lost count of the pressure; chronic condi- some things she likes about books she has collected over tions such as heart dis- e-readers: the years. Ebooks don t appeal ease, diabetes or stroke; Instant access: “If I finish to her because she doesn t like recent surgeries; sleep reading a book in the middle reading on a screen. As for patterns; and general of the night and can t find purchasing a Kindle or Nook? stress level. something else to read, I can “It d have to be something Share what motivates download a new book in a that d make it really worth- you. Some people thrive matter of seconds,”she said. while for me,”Brackman said, on gentle encourage- Great for travel: E-readers “something that would take ment, while others prefer can hold hundreds of books me away from home a lot DREW NASH • TIMES-NEWS a bit of in-your-face and, some of them, thou- where I wouldn t have access Beth Swenson helps a patron at the Twin Falls Public Library. Swenson owns a Kindle barking. Weigh-ins also sands. “They definitely hold to printed books.” but prefers printed books to ebooks. are negotiable, Kin- more books than I have in Brackman was at the library Charlton says: “Some my house,” Swenson said. on a recent Wednesday morn- clients are motivated by That s nice for travel and ing, browsing through a vari- getting on the scale each storage. ety of titles and authors. She week; others go into a Multimedia use: Swen- reads about as many nonfic- The Ebook lighting capabilities. The 1,000 books and has an e- state of depression. son s husband, Jared, uses tion books as she does novels. Options Kindle now has an E Ink ink screen that looks like Give feedback. If you their Kindle mostly to read One of her favorite authors is Pearl screen to fight off the pages of a real book. hated or loved a certain video gaming material, such David McCullough, who s Two of the more popular e- glare and includes crisper, And, unlike the Nook Col- workout, don t be afraid as PDF-formatted manuals written such books as “John readers on the market to- darker fonts than previous or, it has a battery life of up to say so. Your trainer that are easier to read on the Adams,” “1776” and, his day include Amazon s Kin- editions. to two months. may be able to work in Kindle than on a computer newest, “The Greater Jour- dle and the Barnes & Noble Price: $139. Price: $139. more of what you like — screen. With some e-read- ney” — all available in print Nook. Here s a comparison • Nook Simple Touch • Nook Color or at least explain why ers, users can access their and as ebooks. of the newest versions of Reader Features: Reading you re doing a routine. email accounts, surf the Web A number of other people each: Features: If you don t ezines, newspapers and Be honest. If you ve and listen to music. were at the library that day, • Kindle want to do anything but children s books are great skipped any diet or exer- What does all this mean for too, browsing the shelves or Features: At 8.5 ounces, read, this reader is your on this device, which has a cise “homework your bibliophiles who prefer hard- sitting to read. Swenson said this device with Wi-Fi best bet. Its built-in Wi-Fi full-color touch screen. trainer gave you, admit it. copy books? Should they fear the library hasn t experienced technology weighs less technology allows you to What s more, it can hold up Don t pretend you ve the demise of printed books? any decline due to ebook pop- than a paperback book. It download books, newspa- to 6,000 items. The down- been walking 30 minutes “Not according to research ularity. can hold up to 3,500 books, pers and magazines in sec- side: Its battery life is only daily if you haven t. from Verso Digital that found “I think our circulation ac- newspapers and maga- onds, but you won t be able about 10 hours. Get contact informa- the appetites of ebook readers tually is up,”she said. zines and includes a dic- to surf the Web or check Price: $249. tion. Many trainers will barely impact on their pur- The library is, however, tionary, notepad and high- email. It holds around — Andrew Weeks share an email address or chases of printed material,” looking to expand its offerings cell phone number for according to the same BizRe- by initiating an ebook “check download ebooks to their tiate the program in Novem- “But don t worry,”she said. communication on days port article.“In fact, their sur- out” program, where library reading devices for a period of ber, Swenson said, though it “I don t think printed books you re not together. vey of nearly 4,000 U.S. adults cardholders will be able to time. The library hopes to ini- might be later. are going to die anytime soon.” Saturday, August 6, 2011 Newsroom [ 208-735-3255 [email protected] ]
THE DIGIT S&P Downgrades U.S. $73,000 Credit Rating from AAA Child Labor Three strawberry farms were fined a total of $73,000 for employing children as young WASHINGTON (AP) Credit rating agency Standard & as 6 as pickers, the U.S. Labor Department said Poor’s on Friday downgraded the United States’ credit Friday. The farmers were Marty Peterson from Co- rating first time in the history of the ratings. lumbia Fruit in Woodland; The credit rating agency said that it is cutting the George Hoffman of George country’s top AAA rating by one notch to AA-plus. The Hoffman Farms and Lee Nguyen credit agency said that it is making the move because the of Berry Good Farms of deficit reduction plan passed by Congress on Tuesday did Ridgefield. Many under- not go far enough to stabilize the country’s debt situa- pay their workers, lead- MONEY+AGRIBUSINESS tion. ing families to bring A source familiar with the discussions said that the their children to help Obama administration feels the S&P’s analysis contained harvest. “deep and fundamental flaws.”
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Stocks End a Day of Wild Swings NEW YORK (AP) If you looked away Friday, you missed a market rally. Or a plunge. A soothing government report on employment in July eased concerns that the U.S. might slide back in- to a recession, and the Dow Jones industrial average rose as much as 171 points soon after trading began. But fears that Europe’s growing debt crisis might threaten U.S. banks and the fragile economy. The Dow fell 5.8 percent this week. It plunged 513 points on Thursday alone, the worst day for the Dow since 2008. The S&P 500 fell 0.1 percent Friday. It fell 7.2 per- cent for the week and is down 10.8 percent since July. The Nasdaq composite index fell 24 points, or 0.9 percent. It is down 11.4 percent since July 22.
Aug. 5, 2011 13,000 Dow Jones industrials ASSOCIATED PRESS 12,000 An electronic board shows the curve of the German index DAX at the stock exchange in Frankfurt, central Germany, 60.93 Friday. Europe’s debt crisis and fears over the U.S. economy battered markets once again Friday, challenging 11,444.61 11,000 MA M JJA vacationing European leaders to find a way to keep the turmoil from pushing Spain and Italy to financial collapse Pct. change from previous: +0.54% High11,555.41 Low 11,139.00 before a strengthened bailout fund can be put in place to help them.
Aug. 5, 2011 3,000 Nasdaq composite 2,750 -23.98 Europe Crisis Revives ’08 Fears 2,532.41 2,500 MA M JJA Pct. change from previous: -0.94% High2,592.04 Low 2,464.87 BY PAUL WISEMAN AND caused a credit squeeze and or Spain’s would likely against losses. STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST JONATHAN FAHEY banks feared lending to each throw Europe into recession. What’s more, the Italian Associated Press other. That would further strain a and Spanish government Compared with the fall of fragile U.S. economy and debts are better understood AlliantEgy 1.70 12 36.83 - .29 +.2 Kaman .56 13 32.60 - .51 +12.1 Wild gyrations in the stock 2008, “our larger banks are weigh on the global financial than the exotic mortgage se- AlliantTch .80 7 61.95 +.51 - 16.8 Keycorp .12 7 7.25 - .25 - 18.1 market. Big banks holding in pretty good shape,’’says system. curities at the heart of the AmCasino .42 20 21.31 - .41 +36.3 LeeEnt ... 2 .81 +.02 - 67.1 Aon Corp .60 16 44.89 - 1.13 - 2.4 MicronT ... 10 6.31 - .09 - 21.3 risky bonds. Fear that toxic Philip Swagel, a former If Italy or Spain defaulted, 2008 crisis that began in the BallardPw ...... 1.39 +.05 - 7.3 OfficeMax ... 12 6.92 - .26 - 60.9 assets will contaminate Treasury official who is now their banks would absorb big United States. Then, no one BkofAm .04 ... 8.17 - .66 - 38.8 RockTen .80 14 53.18 - 1.90 - 1.4 ConAgra .92 13 24.44 +.32 +8.2 Sensient .84 15 33.67 - .43 - 8.3 banks and freeze up credit an economist at the Univer- losses that could spread to knew which banks were Costco .96 24 76.74 +.23 +6.3 SkyWest .16 14 13.00 +.03 - 16.8 on both sides of the Atlantic. sity of Maryland. “They’ve other institutions. French holding how much in mort- Diebold 1.12 14 26.96 - .20 - 15.9 Teradyn ... 7 11.89 - .18 - 15.3 DukeEngy 1.00f 13 18.12 +.10 +1.7 Tuppwre 1.20 15 56.47 - .43 +18.5 Wall Street is having a rebuilt their capital posi- banks have lent heavily to gage securities or what those DukeRlty .68 58 11.53 - .70 - 7.5 US Bancrp .50 12 23.72 - .43 - 12.1 flashback to the panicky tions. The institutions that Italian banks, and U.S. banks securities were worth. Fastenal s .52 32 31.59 +.32 +5.5 Valhi .50f 40 41.33 - 3.48 +86.9 Heinz 1.92f 17 51.08 +.89 +3.3 WalMart 1.46f 12 50.85 +.75 - 5.7 days of September and Oc- are exposed (to European have lent heavily to French Banks stopped lending to HewlettP .48 8 32.63 +.09 - 22.5 WashFed .24 18 15.88 - .24 - 6.1 tober 2008, when Lehman debt) are in much better banks. each other. Credit froze up. HomeDp 1.00 15 30.74 - .96 - 12.3 WellsFargo .48 10 25.21 - .53 - 18.7 Idacorp 1.20 14 36.69 +.22 - .8 ZionBcp .04 ... 19.13 - .27 - 21.0 Brothers collapsed and shape.’’ “You have the potential Panic set in. Corporations American International After months of worrying for a domino effect,’’says that relied on short-term Group needed a bailout that about the risk of default by Thomas Abruzzo, head of loans faced a debilitating became the biggest on Wall Greece and Portugal, in- the North American finan- cash crunch. MAGIC VALLEY COMMODITIES Street. vestors fear that two much cial institutions team at These days, U.S. corpora- This time investors are bigger countries — Italy and Fitch Ratings. tions are hoarding cash and Mon Commodity High Low Close Change Sep J-Yen1.2775 1.2596 1.2753 + .0097 worried that Europe’s debt Spain — might be unable to But Abruzzo says he’s don’t require immediate ac- Aug Live cattle 114.15 112.78 114.13 + 1.48 Dec J-Yen1.2783 1.2616 1.2752 + .0084 crisis could slam an already meet their debt payments. confident that U.S. banks cess to financial markets. Oct Live cattle118.83 117.50 118.60 + .93 SepEuro-currency1.4286 1.4041 1.4271 + .0150 AugFeeder cattle134.00 132.05 133.70 + .55 DecEuro-currency1.4258 1.4021 1.4246 + .0152 weak U.S. economy.But few They also worry that Italian have hedged much of the Banks also have changed the SepFeeder cattle135.00 133.00 134.98 + .88 SepCanada dollar1.0255 1.0139 1.0212 + .0008 analysts think it will do as and Spanish banks have risk they’ve taken in Europe way they fund themselves. Oct Feeder cattle136.33 134.35 136.30 + .78 DecCanada dollar1.0233 1.0123 1.0195 + .0009 Aug Lean hogs105.75 104.90 104.93 - .63 Sep U.S. Dollar 75.65 74.67 74.72 - .65 much damage as the col- loaded up on their countries’ to protect against steep loss- In 2007,they relied heavily Oct Lean hogs 92.55 91.30 91.85 - .90 Aug Comex gold1666.1 1642.7 1659.7 + 3.5 lapse in home prices and government bonds. es. They’ve also built up on very short-term loans. Sep Wheat682.75 685.25 679.00 - 2.75 Oct Comex gold1671.2 1642.6 1660.1 + 2.6 Dec Wheat726.50 708.75 723.00 - 2.50 Sep Comex silver 39.88 37.56 38.22 - 1.22 mortgage-backed securities Analysts say a default by their capital — the financial They needed to be repaid, Sep KC Wheat781.50 759.75 780.25 + 9.25 Dec Comex silver 39.85 37.63 38.24 - 1.22 did in 2008, when they an economy as big as Italy’s buffer that protects them and replaced, quickly. Dec KC Wheat804.25 784.50 803.50 + 7.50 SepTreasury bond135.5 131.3 132.2 - 2.2 Sep MPS Wheat829.75 810.50 827.50 + 4.25 DecTreasury bond133.2 130.2 130.2 - 1.6 Dec MPS Wheat836.75 817.75 834.75 + 3.25 Sep Coffee247.70 233.50 238.00 + 2.15 Sep Corn699.75 679.00 693.00 - .75 Dec Coffee251.20 237.35 241.90 + 2.15 Dec Corn709.25 687.00 703.00 + 1.50 Sep Cocoa 1855 1831 1833 - 111 Aug Soybeans1340.001316.001331.50 - 7.75 Dec Cocoa 1881 1861 1864 - 101 Sep Soybeans1336.50 1313.501328.00 - 8.25 Oct Cotton104.90 101.02 101.48 - 3.53 Aug BFP Milk 21.54 21.30 21.54 + .09 Dec Cotton105.41 101.12 101.58 - 3.34 Sep BFP Milk 20.45 20.00 20.40 + .24 Sep Crude oil 88.32 82.87 86.94 + .31 Oct BFP Milk 19.28 19.00 19.25 - .02 SepUnleaded gas2.8179 2.6760 2.8100 + .0728 Nov BFP Milk 18.48 18.25 18.47 - Sep Heating oil2.9654 2.8272 2.9394 + .0455 Oct Sugar 27.97 27.28 27.54 - .25 Oct Natural gas 3.995 3.911 3.964 + .009 ‘Better Burgers’ Take Bite of Market Mar Sugar 27.00 26.29 26.54 - .27 Sep B-Pound1.6392 1.6222 1.6380 + .0103 Quotations from Sinclair & Co. Dec B-Pound 1.6371 1.6241 1.6348 + .0088 733-6013 or (800) 635-0821 More and more consumers are turning to the ren Tristano, executive vice rants, including Five Guys, American classic, a hamburger, than in years past. president of food consulting grew 17 percent in the past group Technomic. “Mc- three years while the rest of GRAINS & METALS REPORT BY KAVITA KUMAR opening week sales broke Donald’s, Burger King and the restaurant industry had St. Louis Post-Dispatch records for the franchisee, Wendy’s have expanded its steepest traffic declines which has stores in several breakfast, gone into salads, in decades. VALLEY BEANS spring 9.63 (down 5); corn 310.25-311.00 Prices are net to growers, 100 pounds, U.S. No. 1 (down .25); ST. LOUIS, Mo. With all of states. “We made $1,800 in focused on kids’ meals and “Burgers are a comfort beans, less Idaho bean tax and storage charges. NAMPA — White wheat 10.08 cwt (steady); 6.05 the buzz about food trucks an hour,’’said Joe Durand, now beverage.’’ food,’’Tristano said. “Con- Prices subject to change without notice. bushel (steady) Producers desiring more recent price informa- and local foods, it might be the director of operations Better burger chains, sumers have a strong famil- tion should contact dealers. Other Idaho bean prices are collected weekly by INTERMOUNTAIN easy to overlook one of the for the St. Louis region. “It Bean Market News, U.S. Department of LIVESTOCK fastest-growing restaurant was crazy busy.’’ Agriculture; Pintos, Ltd. $36-$38; garbanzos, Ltd. Utility and commercial cows 70.00-78.00; canner “Burgers are a comfort food. $41-$44. Quotes current Aug. 3. & cutters 55.00-74.00; heavy feeder steers up to trends these days. The upstart Smashburg- 124.00; light feeder steers n/a; stocker steers up to 156.00; heavy holstein feeder steers 85.00- Burgers. That’s right: er, a concept out of Denver, Consumers have a strong familiari- VALLEY GRAINS 94.00; light holstein feeder steers 85.00-98.00; Prices for wheat per bushel; mixed grain, oats, heavy feeder heifers 100.00-122.00; light feed- Burgers, the quintessential is also on a tear. It opened a ty with them. And the price is right.’’ corn and beans per hundred weight. Prices sub- er heifers n/a; stocker heifers up to 144.00; ject to change without notice. bulls 82.00-92.00; calves n/a/hd; stock cows American classic. restaurant in St. Charles, — Darren Tristano, executive vice president of food Barley, $12.70; oats, $10.60; corn, $13.60 (15 per- n/a/head; stock cow/calf pairs n/a; lambs But these are not the Mo., this month and has de- consulting group Technomic cent moisture). Prices are given by Rangens in 160.00-170.00; weaner pigs n/a; Remarks: Cows Buhl. Prices current Aug. 3. and bulls steady to 2 higher, no test on feeders. drive-thru variety. Rather, signs on opening 11 more in Barley, $12.75 (cwt); corn, $13.75 (cwt). Prices quoted by JD Heiskell. Prices current Aug. 3. these are “better burgers’’ the region in the next couple which rang up $1.6 billion in iarity with them. And the GOLD Selected world gold prices, Friday. made to order with fresher, of years. sales last year,represent the price is right.’’ CHEESE London morning fixing: $1665.00 off $14.50. Cheddar cheese prices on the Chicago Mercantile London afternoon fixing: $1658.75 off $20.75. premium ingredients. Add to the mix a number fastest-growing segment Tom Ryan, the founder of Exchange NY Handy & Harman: $1658.75 off $20.75. It’s one way Americans of independents that are within the fast-growing Smashburger,said he wants Barrels: $2.1350, + .0050; Blocks: $2.1325, nc NY Handy & Harman fabricated: $1791.45 off $22.38. are indulging without feel- carving out a niche in this $20 billion to $25 billion to be the last guy to say the NY Engelhard: $1662.22 off $20.79. INTERMOUNTAIN NY Engelhard fabricated: $1786.89 off $22.34. ing guilty when they check category with different fast-casual category, which recession was good for the GRAIN NY Merc. gold Aug Fri. $1648.80 off $7.40. their bank account. spins on beef, toppings, includes the likes of Panera four-year-old chain. POCATELLO (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau NY HSBC Bank USA 4 p.m. Fri. $1658.00 Intermountain Grain and Livestock Report for unchanged . Better burger joints are buns, sides and atmos- Bread Co. and Chipotle, As burger options have Friday, August 5. sprouting up all over the phere. Tristano said. multiplied, so too has con- POCATELLO — White wheat 6.90 (steady); 11.5 SILVER percent winter 6.68 (up 7); 14 percent spring place. So why the sudden spike He thinks the segment sumption. A recent study by 8.29 (up 6); barley 10.83 (steady); Handy & Harman silver Friday $37.920 off BURLEY — White wheat 6.60 (down 5); 11.5 per- $2.840. The forerunner in terms of interest in burgers? still has plenty of room to Technomic found that cent winter 6.55 (up 11); 14 percent spring 8.12 H&H fabricated $45.904 off $3.008. (up 12); Barley 12.00 (up 25); The morning bullion price for silver in London of size and growth nation- “Traditional burger grow, possibly reaching nearly a half of today’s con- OGDEN — White wheat 6.90 (up 10); 11.5 percent $39.240 off $2.380. winter 6.68 (up 7); 14 percent spring 8.22 (up 4); Engelhard $39.080 off $2.920. wide is Five Guys Burgers chains have done a very $4 billion in sales. sumers say they eat a burger Barley 12.00 (up 15); corn 12.91 (down9); Engelhard fabricated $46.896 off $3.504. and Fries. When a store poor job of focusing on According to consulting at least once a week — com- PORTLAND — White wheat 6.90 (down 6); 11 per- NY Merc silver spot month Friday $38.197 off cent winter 7.65-7.80 (up 9 - 14); 14 percent $1.221. opened in Creve Coeur, burgers — as surprising as firm NPD Group, traffic to pared to 38 percent two Mo., a couple of years ago, that may sound,’’said Dar- the top fast-casual restau- years ago. day,Saturday, Month_day, August 2011 6, 2011 Classified Advertising [ 733-0931, ext. 2 ]
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HAGERMAN Nice 2 bdrm. home on BURLEY For sale by owner com- BUHL 2 bdrm, garage, W/D hookup, KIMBERLY 4 bdrm., 2 bath manu- TWIN FALLS 460 Locust N. 1 bdrm, WENDELL 4 bdrm, 1.5 bath, $795 + large shady lot, refs. req., $600 mercial property & equipment. dinning room, $595 + dep. water factured home, W/D hookup, gas yard care provided, $450 mo. + dep. No pets/ smoking. 125 3rd St. mo. + dep. 208 539 0795 heat. 150 Lake St. $650 mo. 5000 sq. ft. blg w/3 different busi- and sanitation paid. 208 420 4621 dep. No pets. 208 420 0125 W. 308 4477 or 421 0120 ness on 5 lots. Owner may fi- inclds water, sewer. Call 731 2345 nance. Come look and bring all of- BUHL large 3 bdrm 1 bath, $595 TWIN FALLS Cottage style home, 3 th mo. + $400 dep. Lease option KIMBERLY 604 Center Street W. fers. Corner of Oakley & West 9 . bdrm, 2 bath, bsmt, $800+ dep. No WHO can help YOU rent your 208 431 3573 or 878 3259 avail. Call 421 3145 3 bdrm, 1 bath, $595 month. smoking. Possible pet. 404 3159 Call 909 881 2045 rental? Classifieds Can! BUHL Small 2 bedroom with fire- TWIN FALLS Must see inside to ap- 733 0931 ext. 2 WHO can help YOU place, $500 month + $150 security KIMBERLY Single wide, 3 bedroom. preciate, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, all appls. [email protected] sell your property? & $200 cleaning. 208 212 2922 $400 month + deposit. + W/D, dbl garage, no dogs, $880 Classifieds Can! In accordance with the federal Call 208 423 5590. mo. Avail 08/15 208 731 1695 208 733 0931 ext. 2 BURLEY & RUPERT Fair Housing Act, we do not [email protected] PAUL 3 bdrm 1 bath, fenced yard. 1, 3 & 4 bedroom houses for rent. accept for publication any real TWIN FALLS Townhouses; 3 bdrm, 208 431 3526 or 431 3560 $600 mo. + $400 deposit. 2 bath & 2 bdrm, 2 bath. Exc cond. estate listing that indicates any Call 208 431 5962 RENTAL PROPERTIES preference, limitation, or $875+dep. No pets. 208 734 7264 BURLEY/JEROME 3 Bdrm. 2 bath discrimination based on race, home for rent. 3 homes, Burley, 1 color, religion, sex, disability, TWIN FALLS Unique outside & in- TWIN FALLS/BURLEY/RUPERT home, Jerome. 324 0020 family status, or national origin. side, 2 bdrm, appls, heat pump, ◆◆◆◆◆ WOW! ◆◆◆◆◆ If you believe a published listing garden & privacy, 2828 E. 3400 N. FILER 700 W Main Circle. 3 bdrm., Weekly Payments O.K! states such a preference, $950 mo. + dep. 208 733 6034 No Credit Checks No Deposit 1 bath, AC, fenced yard, $750 in- Residential, Corporate, limitation, or discrimination, All Utilities Paid 60 Channel cld. water. 733-8676 or 539-4449 Commercial Properties please notify this publication at TWIN FALLS very clean and sharp Cable Free Long Distance & CABIN IN PINE for rent by the FILER country home 1 bdrm, possi- [email protected]. cjprops.com 3 bdrm, 2 bath home near Munici- Internet Fax week, weekend or monthly. Fur- bly 2, 1 bath. Pet ok/No smoking. 208.734.4001 pal Golf Course. No smoking. Pets O.K. Furnished Studios nished, sleeps 7. Close to Ander- $500 mo + dep. 208 404 3159 JEROME 2 bdrm, 1 bath in country, $850 mo + $800 dep. Avail. 08/01 On Site Laundry. son Dam/South Fork of Boise electric/water/trash incl., $525 mo. Lynn 410 2807 or Donna 320 2751 TWIN FALLS Starting $550 mo. River. 208 587 7204 or 653 2283. FILER Country homes in good + $500 dep. 324 2154 731 5745 / 358 0085 / 431 8496 cond., 1 bdrm., 1 bath, W/D TWIN FALLS, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, BURLEY/RUPERT Starting $450 JEROME 2 bdrm, 1 bath, appls in- $825 mo. + dep. No smoking or hookups, appls., $500. and a 3 TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm., 1598 Filer mo. 731 5745 or 436 8383 cld, $650 mo. + $500 dep. 517 pets. 476 Maurice 208 420 9339 CLASSIFIEDS bdrm., 1 bath, $700. Both on well. Ave. E., stove, fridge, W/D, yard West D St. 208 731 6712 It pays to read the fine print. HANSEN Quiet 2 bdrm., new care provided, water paid. $600 Call the Times-News to place carpet/paint/vinyl, small yard, $525 JEROME 2 bedroom, 1 bath, appls. mo. + dep., no pets. 420 0125 TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm., 2 bath, your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 incl., Lincoln Courts #H, AC, all State Laws & Regulations fenced yard, appls., $850 month electric, $500 mo. + dep. 420 6505 TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car 3 bdrm., 1 bath w/basement, lots of garage, newer home near new defi ne the minimums storage, appliances. $650/$675 JEROME 210 Glacier. 3 bdrm, 1½ hospital, $1000 mo + $1000 dep. The Management Co. 733 0739 bath, fenced yard, $700 mo. + No pets/smoking. 208 308 1422 required for a land survey. $600 dep. 324 4946 or 539 1885 FILER Old fashioned house. 2 TWIN FALLS 4 bdrm, 2 bath or 5 bdrm. 1 bath. No smoking/pets. JEROME Cozy 1 bdrm cabin, $450 bdrm, 3 bath, $975 + dep. Fenced WE BELIEVE YOU DESERVE BUHL 2 bdrm, 1 bath, new carpet, $550 mo. + dep. 404 3159 mo. + $300 dep. Water, sewer, & garages. 208 420 2559 sprinklers, $495 mo. + $400 dep. garbage included. 208 733 7818 Call 208 234 2566 or 208 219 2337 FILER Very nice small 2 bdrm, 1 TWIN FALLS 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath MORE THAN THE MINIMUM bath private backyard. $600 + dep. JEROME very nice 3 bdrm., 2 bath, house. 2288 Filer Ave. East. 208 733 4174 $675 mo. + dep. 2 bdrm., 1 bath $950/month. $950 deposit. 2,200 Hire those part-time $575 mo. + dep. Water, sewer and sq.ft. including full finished base- Boundary, Lot, Construction Surveys, Subdivisions, Elevation Certifi cates summer workers with HAGERMAN Horse property, ap- garbage incl. Call 208 733 7818 ment. Call 208 316 3352. proved dog ok, beautiful country George A. Yerion, PLS 208-934-4811 an ad in Classifieds. home, 2 bdrm., 1 bath, fireplace, KIMBERLY 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 1600 TWIN FALLS 4-plex. Sec. 8, 1500 733.0931 ext 2 $600. 536 2351 or 308 3921 sq. ft., fenced yard, no smoking, sq. ft. 3 bdrm, 1 bath, patio, fenced Member: Gooding Chamber of Commerce & the Idaho Society of Professional Land Surveyors $950mo + $950dep. 208 794 8660 yard, $625 + $400 dep. 421 3145 351 Monore Place 2 GREAT HOUSES TO PICK! OPEN HOUSE TODAY 1-3 PM Bank owned. 3 bed, 2 bath, 1,552 sq. ft., great neighbourhood, walking distance to schools. MLS# 98472623 $130,000. Off Elizabeth & Carriage. 2445 Eastgate Dr., TF 1016 Sparks, Twin Falls Call Marianna 539-5008 Large family sized home and yard close to CSI, Canyon Ridge High School, Professional Realtor®, ABR
and the new hospital. Features 5 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, full basement, ® Magic Valley Realty REALTOR Large fenced yard, covered patio, and a hot tub! Great condition and space for your family. MLS 98458867 $159,900 “WE BUILD YOUR DESIRE.” Family room, Game room, Formal Living and Dining room, fireplace, updated kitchen with new appliances. MLS# 98472943 182 Dubois Ave., Twin Falls Only $ 172,500 New Trane gas furnace & AC, new roof, windows, updated kitchen & appliances, refi nished hardwood fl oors, new interior paint with great colors, and more. 4 BRs, offi ce, 2 bathrooms, full basement, 2,028 sq.ft. You will be I am avavlable at your convience to show impressed by this house. MLS # 98463769 $159,900
you this home or any other home. I N Call mike for information or to make an CUSTOM HOMESC Just Call appointment to see this house: Jeanne Wilson Mike Erickson 308-4207 208 410-2025 539-4061 Prudential Idaho Homes & Properties ForrestCustomHomes.com JAMES RAY $159,900 CONSTRUCTION $114,500 BEAUTIFUL HOME!
MLS #98471366 - Country atmosphere. Home is 3 bedroom 2 bath with basement on 1.85 acres with water shares. Gas heat, wood stove, and central AC. Custom built home in wonderful, secluded location. Open fl oor plan, $179,900 3000+ sq. ft., 4 beds/2.5 baths. 3-car garage. Priced to sell at $299,900. MLS 98472099. Don’t delay! Call today! 731-1355 390 Pheasant Rd. W, Twin Falls 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths - 1105 Sq.Ft. MLS#98464440 NEW ON $117,500 MARKET!
MLS #98438108 - Do you need room for all your toys? This home is on .91 acres and Well cared for brick home. Great living areas in this 2500+ sq. ft. home, has room for a shop. 4 bedroom 2 bath with basement - New carpet and fl ooring. fl oor to ceiling windows, entertainer’s kitchen, covered patio, raised garden beds, shop/garage. $177,000. MLS 98473553. 100% fi nancing available! $184,900
Ballardlard 378 Gold Finch Ave., Twin Falls 1111 3 Bedroom, 2 Baths - 1147 Sq.Ft. MLS#98464432 Way, Kimberly! Realtor Owned
Call Victoria Ray Fresh new plan with many nice upgrades! Single level 1800+ sq. ft. home. Offi ce, wonderful open great room, superior kitchen, covered patio, MLS #98462130 - Wonderful small acreage with newer home on 1.74 acres 734-1025 or 420-3590 3 car garage. $209,900. MLS 98468936. Call Today 731-1355 with water shares. This 3 bedroom 2 bath split fl oor plan is all electric with central AC. Quiet setting, mature landscaping. [email protected] Call Sue Loosli (208) 280-SOLD (7653) Canyonside Irwin Realty Prudential Idaho Homes & Properties
Interest Rate Protection This is the one you’ve (Lock & Look ) been looking for! Lock in your rates for up to 90 days while you look for your new home! With over 2400 square foot, Conventional Purchase Options 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, a great family 3% Down 5%Down room with a wood fi replace and bar (Reduced or no PMI options with 5% down) for entertaining, you will fall in love with this house. Located on in a great Government Loan Options Reverse Mortgages—Purchase or Refinance! neighborhood west of CSI makes it Reduced Fico Requirements!* centerally available to all shopping Manufactured homes—3.5% down * with in 10 mins. This house will USDA with escrowed repairs* not last long! Idaho Lending Group is a locally owned Mortgage Company $145,000 Call Holli Rowe 208-312-5715 [email protected] riverbridgerealty.com Times News Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Saturday, August 6, 2011 Classifieds 3
OPEN HOUSE 12 2 PM 2629 Meadowbrook Drive, Twin Falls Newly constructed 3 bedroom, 2 bath home by Houser Custom Homes with many upgrades. MLS#98460511 Host Peggy Connally 420-3357 $135,000 11 1 PM $200,000 Directions: Filer Avenue E to Meadowbrook Drive FOLLOW SIGNS
OPEN HOUSE 1 3 PM 430 Broadway Avenue S, BUHL Large, spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath brick home located on central street in Buhl. MLS#98472044 Host Pat Labrum 420-8714 2211-2215 Crest, Twin Falls $59,900 Great investment opportunity... with this well kept Directions: From the stoplight at Hwy 30 & Broadway duplex located close to shopping and restaurants. Follow Broadway to address FOLLOW SIGNS Good rental history or buyer can choose to live in one side and rent out the other. OPEN HOUSE 1 3 PM 2788 Sagebrush Drive, Twin Falls MLS# 98466648 Beautiful, well cared for 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on a cul de sac. Call Judy Holland 731-3141 MLS#98469857 Host Jann Hutchison 731-8891 $115,000 $99,500 1 3 PM $149,900 1 3 PM Directions: From Elizabeth go south to cul de sac on Sage Brush Drive PRICE REDUCED!! FOLLOW SIGNSa
OPEN HOUSE 1 3 PM 757 Monroe Street, Twin Falls Centrally located 4 bedroom, 2 bath home on corner lot within walking distance to college. MLS#98468473 Host Michele Carpenter 410-1836 $119,900 3081 Dickson Ave., Twin Falls 2147 Rusty Court, Twin Falls Directions: Falls Avenue to Monroe Street – Go south approx. 2 blocks IDEAL FOR ADVANTAGE LOAN at GREAT RATES Top Quality & Great Price This beautiful 1551 PRICE REDUCED!! FOLLOW SIGNS and TERMS. 3 Bedrooms 2 Bath Home on Large sq ft 3 bedroom 2 bath home is in a very nice Fenced Country Lot. COUNTRY VIEWS Yet Close to neighborhood with great features like: vaulted Town. Come S on Eastland appx. 1.25 miles past ceilings, convenient floor plan, 2 patios,landscaping, OPEN HOUSE 1 3 PM 760 Aspenwood Lane, Twin Falls Kimberly Rd. Right on Camille curves to Dickson. Sawtooth District, and more. Great location! 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with a large living room and beautiful mature landscaping. MLS#98444963 MLS# 98471258 MLS# 98466535 Host Jim Munn 731-7265 Call Bobbi Kelley 731-2806 Call Neil Harpster 731-1991 $119,900 $199,000 1 3 PM $399,000 1 4 PM Directions: From Eastland Drive, east on 9th Ave. E, south on Aspenwood Lane PRICE REDUCED!! FOLLOW SIGNS
OPEN HOUSE 1 3 PM 1037 Skyline Drive, Twin Falls Large 5 bedroom, 3 bath home in NE acreage location. MLS#98472627 Host Jim Bails 404-4806 $339,000 Directions: East on Falls Ave. East & north on Skyline Drive. 538 Stonehedge Loop , Twin Falls 2450 Buckingham Ct, Twin Falls FOLLOW SIGNS. Spacious NEW HOME! Lots of granite & Travertine SOOOO MUCH BEAUTIFUL HOUSE WHAT A tile throughout the home. Custom Cabinets w/Moen BARGAIN. You must see this amazing 6 bedroom fixtures. Master bedroom has coffered ceiling and home with perfect floor plan, formal living room and OPEN HOUSE 2 4 PM 647 Mountain View Dr., Twin Falls walk-in tile shower. Beautiful gas fireplace in the dining room, great room, family room and mezzanine, Nicely maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bath in a very nice area. Newer furnace. large living room. MLS# 98472654 deluxe master suite with deck, huge yard. MLS#98455392 Call Judy Holland 731-3141 MLS# 98470344 Host Dorothy Geist 280-1087 Call Judy McCurdy 308-8253 129,000 PRICE REDUCED!! Directions: Between Filer Ave. & Stadium. FOLLOW SIGNS. $147,500 TWIN FALLS $119,000 BUHL
Good Price on This Home 3 bedroom 3 bath house BEAUTIFUL BUHL HOME JUST LISTED 3 or 4 in well devloped neighborhood. Located near parks Bedrooms, 2 Baths in OPEN Split FLOOR PLAN. Quality and schools. 2 master suites good size lot auto Cabinetry, Laminate Floors. HUGE RV PARKING AREA. sprinkelrs fenced back yard Call for a tour. A MUST SEE. Priced for Quick Sale. MLS# 98468483 MLS# 98473851 Call Suzie Richardson 420-3765 Call Bobbi Kelley 731-2806 $35,000 MLS# 98455129 220 North 8th Ave., Buhl $80,000 JEROME $45,000 TWIN FALLS 2 bed, 1 bath, 1040 sq ft. Vintage charm, front porch, claw tub.
Modern and Updated Low maintenanced yard Low Price Large Opportunity single family oe $39,000 MLS# 98459351 $72,000 MLS# 98472759 2104 East 1775 South, Gooding 409 East Ave. K, Jerome new yard scape in back yard. Great proeprty for with approx. 1454 sq. ft. of total living space. 2 4 bed, 2 bath, 1500 sq. ft. Great country setting, lots of potential. 3 bed, 1 bath,1272 sq. ft. Backs up to park, separate family & living rooms. downsizieng. Includes overn range microwave and bedroom, 1 bath, yard, shed, basement, carport dishwasher 3 bedoom 1 bath. garage, patio/deck, porch entry and shed. Great MLS# 98473047 first time home or investment property. Just needs Call Suzie Richardson 420-3765 some attention and love. MLS# 98453516 Call Linda Virgin 308-7721 $28,000 BUHL $25,000 TWIN FALLS $94,500 MLS#98466932 $43,000 MLS#98474259 3187 East 3670 North, Kimberly 127 Pine St., Kimberly 4 bed, 2 bath, 1920 sq. ft. 1.25 acres, large family room. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, 1062 sq. ft. Close to schools, metal siding, tile floors.
This 1/2 Acre Lot offers seclusion, serentiy & FIVE FULL ACRES 6 Miles South of Filer. IDEAL spectacular views all at an unbelievable price. LOT for Manufactured Home. GREAT PRICE. Amenities of gated community include tennis court, MLS# 98447900 fish stocked ponds, nature trail, golf course less Call Bobbi Kelley 731-2806 $60,800 MLS# 98458308 $64,800 MLS#98469710 494 S. Meridian, Rupert 180 Huntly Lane, Shoshone that 5 miles away. 3 bed, 2 bath, 1134 sq. ft. 1.28 Acres, split bedroom floor plan. 5 bedroom, 2 bath, 2079 sq. ft. Large family home on nice size acreage. MLS# 98471213 Call Amy Harper 420-5848 Linda Ekren 539-3458 $12,000 DIETRICH s $96,800 MLS#98466249 $60,800 MLS# 98457209 832 Eastwind Drive, Twin Falls 560 Heyburn Ave West, Twin Falls DDon’to Miss 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 1800 sq. ft. Nicely landscaped, close to schools. 3 Bed, 2 bath, 1354 sq ft. Front porch, unfinished basement. Out On at Reasonably Priced! Build that new home on top and re have beautiful views and horses in your backyard. 2 acre parcel is in an environment of tranquility These Great and friendliness. MLS# 98444403 HHouses!!o Call Amy Harper 420-5848 Linda Ekren 539-3458 $139,500 MLS#98468981 $166,500 MLS#98470461 524 Butte Dr.- Twin Falls 1215 Knoll Ridge Rd. Twin Falls 3 bed, 2 bath, 1695 sq. ft. Brick home on ½ acre, finished basement. 5 bed, 3 bath, 2272 sq. ft. Newer home, 3 car garage, NW location.
FREE HUD HOME PHOTO LIST HAGERMAN BUHL JEROME BURLEY GOODING TWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS Please Call (208) 734 0400 837-6022 543-8510 324-3354 878-7878 934-4334 734-6500 735-0590 GEM STATE REALTY. INC. Classifieds 4 Saturday, August 6, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News ACROSS 1 Spring month TWIN FALLS Clean 1 bdrm, 1 bath, TWIN FALLS Furnished/Unfur- no smoking/pets, 1 year lease. 4 Mary __ Moore nished apartments. 1 block from 208-316-2952 or 731-4089 CSI, incl. W/D, WiFi, garage. 9 Trait carrier Call 731-9214 or 339-7673 TWIN FALLS Clean 2 bdrm, 1 bath, carport, no smoking/pets, $500. 13 Senses of self- North of Kmart. 208-423-5590 esteem TWIN FALLS Clean, quiet studio, no smoking/pets. $420 + $250 de- 15 Lift with effort posit. 208-420-5028 2 & 3 Bdrm Apts & Houses 16 Felt regret Various Locations. 734-4334 TWIN FALLS Large 2 bdrm, 1 bath, 17 Bacterium twinfallsrentals.com new carpet, appls, no smoking/ pets, $500 mo.+ $300 dep. 18 Wasp’s nest ALBION Downtown upstairs/down- Call 208-324-2244 stairs duplex, 2 bdrm, 1 bath, front locations easy parking, W/D hookup, stove, TWIN FALLS New 2 bdrm, 1½ bath, refrig. $625 + dep. Avail. now. 1 car garage, central heat & air, all 19 Extremely dry 431-673-6684 or 431-6684 appls incld, back patio, quiet, safe, clean, $650 + dep. + utils. 20 Secret or Ban BUHL 2 bdrm, 1 bath, covered deck Call Kevin at 208-736-7037 22 Sacred with extras. $475 + deposit. Call 543-5157 or 308-5156 TWIN FALLS New 2 bdrm., 1 bath apts., $624-$650. Close to CSI 23 Tattered BURLEY 2 & 1 bdrm. 1St, last clean- campus. For more information 24 Meadowland ing dep. No smoking/pets. $450 & Call 208-735-1180. $325. Call 208-312-3144 26 __ regarded; TWIN FALLS Newer 4-Plex, 3 bdrm, BURLEY We have 2 bdrm apts, no 2 bath, cul-de-sac, garage, W/D esteemed smoking, no pets. Some have hookups. 320 Lenore #2. Down- garages. 208-431-1643 / 678-3216 stairs apart. $700 + $600 dep. No 29 Boats on the pets/smoking. Ask about move-in special! 420-2853 Mississippi Classified Department Classified Sales Representatives TWIN FALLS Spacious 3 bdrm, 1½ 34 Creek are available from bath, 2 car garage, 1600 sqft, W/D 35 Sausage 8:00 am-5:00 pm Monday-Friday hookup, refrig, stove, DW. No pets. $750 + deposit. 420-3330 Call our office in Twin Falls 36 Root canal site 733-0931 ext. 2 TWIN FALLS Spacious upstairs 2 37 Precious bedroom., appliances, balcony, FILER Clean 1 bdrm apt, no smok- off street parking, $600 month. 38 Stories ing/pets, $350 month + $350 QUIET LOCATION small 2 bed- deposit. Call 208-731-4219. room duplex W/S/G included. $525 39 Sort; variety UPSTAIRS 2 bdrm appls. AC, no GOODING 1 bdrm, 1 bath in 4-Plex. pets, washer/dryer included. $525 40 Slip up No Smoking, No Pets. $400 mo CULDESAC GREAT CONDITION 3 41 Theater plus deposit $500. Call 308-6804 bdrm, 2 bath $800/$750 mo. NEXT TO SCHOOLS 3 bdrm, 2 walkway 3 Days of __; Friday’s Puzzle Solved GOODING Nice 2 bdrm 1 bath apt, bath, garage, fenced, $800 /$750 no smoking/pets. Call Laura at The Management Co. 733-0739 42 Fight off olden times 208-934-5991 or 961-0011 TWIN FALLS Very clean 2 bdrm., 1 43 Sneaky 4 Unproved Hear the quiet! bath, all appls. including W/D, 45 Group of six assumption Laurel Park Apartments garage, no pets/smoking, $600 176 Maurice Street Twin Falls mo. 143 Ridgeway #1 734-8377 46 Coffee 5 __ for; desire 734-4195 TWIN FALLS Very large, clean, 3 bdrm, 2 bath apt. One half block to alternative greatly CSI. No pets. $650. Idaho Housing 47 Camper’s 6 Volcanic output accepted. 320-7599 or 734-9704 shelter 7 Odd’s opposite WENDELL Lovely 2 bdrm, 1 bath apt., all appliances included. No 48 Chopped meat 8 Fidgety smoking, no pets. 208-720-7601 dish 9 Alexander __ In accordance with the federal 51 Thing of no Bell Fair Housing Act, we do not accept for publication any real significance 10 Dollar abroad estate listing that indicates any preference, limitation, or TWIN FALLS AC, cable, WiFi, all 56 “__ upon a 11 Mr. Sedaka discrimination based on race, utils. paid. Weekly/monthly rates. color, religion, sex, disability, 1341 Kimberly Rd. 208-733-6452. time...” 12 Small whirlpool family status, or national origin. www.capriextendedstay.com 57 Bumbling 14 Suffocate If you believe a published listing states such a preference, TWIN FALLS MOTEL 58 Like an 21 Nincompoop limitation, or discrimination, Daily and weekly rates. Quiet please notify this publication at 208-733-8620. We are affordable! unaligned 25 Sup [email protected]. TWIN FALLS Starting at $550. nation: abbr. 26 Conceals BURLEY/RUPERT Starting at $450. JEROME 1 bdrm, 1 bath, refrig, All utils paid, free cable & Internet. 60 Reddish horse 27 Still; lifeless stove, free laundry, garage, across No dep. No credit check Pet ok. (c) 2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc. from St. Bens hospital. $475+$400 731-5745 / 431-3796 61 Say 28 Angry look All Rights Reserved. deposit. References. 731-5745 62 Strong wind 29 Soil; taint JEROME 2 bdrm bsmt apt, no smoking/pets, W/D hookup, water 63 Opera singer 30 Pine or palm 41 Frothy drink 50 Read quickly incld. $450 month. 539-3221. __ Maria 31 Cairo’s nation 42 Pay a landlord 52 Aware of the JEROME 2 bdrm, 1 bath, newly re- BURLEY 14x56, in country, all elec- modeled kitchen, $450 month + tric, 2 bdrm, $325 mo. + $300 dep. Alberghetti 32 India’s dollar 44 Goddess of duplicity of dep. Call Brent 775-315-4050. or will sell. Refs req. 208-677-6791 64 Walk leisurely 33 Small bony fish wisdom 53 New Jersey JEROME 2 bdrm, 1 bath, refrig, SHOSHONE 2 bdrm mobile home, 65 Film critic Reed 35 Launder 45 Guard hoopsters stove, carport, sm pet ok. Free $420 + $420 deposit. Water/trash laundry. 616 N Lincoln. $525 + paid. Avail now. 208-886-7972 $300 dep. 208-731-5745 38 Dental implant 47 Cone-shaped 54 Drop of sorrow TWIN FALLS Clean 1 & 2 bdrm, DOWN material, often dwelling 55 Christmas JEROME Large 2 bdrm, 1 bath, W/D, no pet, quiet country park. $530 month + utilities. Available $360-$390mo+$375dep. 320-8496 1 Ryan or Tilly 39 Messaging, to 48 Israeli dance 59 John Ritter’s now. 208-539-9950 2 Like fine wine today’s kids 49 Shortly pa JEROME Nice, clean 2 bdrm, 1½ bath, $500. 324-2744 or 420-1011 TWIN FALLS 3 locations. TWIN FALLS 1 bdrm apt, kitchen Large and Small. appls, heat paid, no smoking/pets. Call Joe 208-420-4585. OPEN TODAY 1-4 PM $435. 208-735-0473 TWIN FALLS 20x20 garage with TWIN FALLS 1 bdrm, water includ- TWIN FALLS 734-4334 large door. $100 mo. Or $1000 ed, $395 mo. + $375 dep. 424 4th Retail/Office Spaces year in advance. Call 420-5853. 514 Cindy Drive, Ave E. 208-731-2984 Various Sizes & Locations twinfallsrentals.com TWIN FALLS 1, 2 & 3 bdrm, some Twin Falls W/D hookups & some close to TWIN FALLS Office space for rent, Located on corner of Cindy Dr. CSI. No pets. 208-734-6600. 625 sq. ft., 560 Filer. $600/mo, wa- ter & sanitation included. 736-8747 WANTED TO RENT an acre of land & Filer Ave. East TWIN FALLS 1414 Filer Ave. E. in the Jerome/Wendell area to put TWIN FALLS Office Warehouse, UPSCALE LIVING IN THIS No pets. $650 month inclds utili- some very nice horses & trailer on. 40x40, newly remodeled, $600/ ties. 2 bdrm duplex. 420-0801. Need outside water within 100' of GRACIOUS & SPACIOUS month. Call 208-733-8548 fenced land with power. TWIN FALLS 1622 Filer Ave E., 2 Call & talk 208-841-2215. 4,530 sq.t . HOME WITH A TWIN FALLS/JEROME bdrm, 1 bath No pets/smoking st FABULOUS OPEN DESIGN Free laundry. $575 mo. + deposit Brand new 1 class offices. Great 615 location next to junction US 93 and Call 208-733-8676 or 208-539-4449 I-84. dragtconstruction.net Mobile Homes Spaces Location, design & impecable craftsmanship defi ne this luxurious, brick home with TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 1 bath condo, Drive bye 491 Heritage Plaza or 4 Bedrooms & 3.5 Baths (new master suite w/special shower, huge jetted tub, walk in closet) lots of closets, laundry room, call 208-326-7777 BURLEY mobile home space for CLEAN 166 Crestview #1, no pets/ rent in nice secure 55 or older Expansive 35x 22 sq.ft. Living Room with large entry and stone fi replace smoking, $575 & dep. 420 6242 park. $250 mo. Water, sewer, garbage included. Free RV park- Formal dining room (26 x 16sq,ft,) which opens up to adjacent covered patio TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 2 bath, gated ing. Call 208-878-4652 parking, appls included. No pets/ smoking, $650 + deposit. EDEN Multiple Bay Truck Shop for Beautifully fi nished basement with family room, huge Recreation room (29x27 sq ft.) Call about special 208-734-5041. lease. Freeway access. With office space. Call-208-539-4424 2 storage rooms (1 bedroom and bath located down stairs) Egress Window. TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 2 bath, very clean, W/D & appls, no smoking/ Fantastic grounds surround this fully fenced home with UG sprinkling and mature landscaping. st pets. $575 + dep. $200 off 1 mo TWIN FALLS Large fully furnished, rent with lease. 208-944-2027 ground level windows, some pets ok Plus Amenities Galore (Come and see for yourself!!) MLS# 98474348 Near CSI. $375+dep. 208-721-1592 TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 2 bath, all ap- pls, W/D, $800 month + deposit, Residential, Corporate, Commercial Properties TWIN FALLS Lg home in Stoney- OFFERED AT $339,000 FOR IMMEDIATE SELL! 1851 Hoodie. 208-731-0920 brook. Furnished apt, private en- cjprops.com trance, WiFi & all utils pd. Refs re- TWIN FALLS 4 bdrm, 2 bath du- 208.734.4001 plex, 2000 sqft, no pets/smoking. q'd. $425 + dep. 208-404-1701 Hosted by Carletta J. Williams $875 + $600 dep. 208-293-7781 TWIN FALLS Roommates wanted TWIN FALLS Beautiful upstairs for 2011-2012 CSI school year, 208-733-9685 apartment, 2 large bdrm., 2 bath, furnished units w/ W/D, Internet, $750 mo. + dep., no pets/smoking. TWIN FALLS Blue Lakes Office garage, no pets, drinking, smok- or 208-308-1815 ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED! Space, plenty of parking, utilities ing or drugs. 1 block from CSI. Call 208-733-1067 or 208-539-1067 included. 208-309-0365 208-339-7673 or 731-9214
OPEN HOUSE 1161 Starfi re, TF 4 bedroom, 2 3/4 bath, family room. 11-1 PM MLS #98468151 $154,950
1990 Sherry Drive, TF 3 beds, 2 baths, Large Family Room, MLS# 98468002 $129,900 196 Rainbow, Jerome Nice Country Home-3 bedroom 2 bath. Large Open Kitchen, Large 1022 Borah Ave, TF Master Suite. Covered Patio and back deck. Garden Spot/Partially 3 beds, 2 baths, 1531 sq.ft., fenced. Great place to raise 4-H animals. MLS #98466375 MLS# 98474033 $164,900 ONLY $157,000
1874 Canyon Trail Way, TF 871 GRACE DRIVE, TWIN FALLS 3 beds, 2 baths, 1531 sq.ft., Home + Inlaw apt. Could be turn key! MLS# 98474004 $264,900 MLS# 98468899 408 & 412 3rd Ave W., Jerome $199,000 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1296 sq. ft. MLS 98469852 $72,900 15.25 Acres - 3300 East - Kimberly Secluded area with trees 10.17 water shares No CCR’sUse to be 336 Jeannie Way, TF farmed. Would be a great place to build home! MLS# 98449667 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 1767 sq. ft. $127,500 or MAKE OFFER MLS 98468348 $169,900
REALTOR® For Appointment Call Cindy Schmidt 208-320-3512 Call Faye Emerson Today (208) 420-9237 Prudential Idaho Homes & Properties Associate Broker, GRI, RN,BSN 2011 WCR President South Central Chapter [email protected] Times News Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Saturday, August 6, 2011 Classifieds 5
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9 Street Wendell 12 24 Grandview Drive North Drive Grandview 10 36 23 41 34 Cascade Park 37 2 3 Filer Avenue 44 45 16 28 40 Harrison Harry Barry 54 39 Park Hankins Road
Park 19 Drive Eastland 38 Sunrise Park Sunrise Boulevard
Addison Avenue North Street Washington Heyburn Avenue11 30 32 20 Main Avenue 17 51 48 13 53 31 Street Locust 46 Twin Falls 35 43 Municipal Elizabeth Boulevard 6 Golf Course 21 Harmon Park Shoshone50 Avenue
South Park Avenue Minidoka Avenue Twin Falls 52 Cemetery Kimberly Road
26 Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery 7
5 22 Boulevard Blue Lakes Hankins Road Orchard Drive49 Osterloh Avenue Grandview Drive South Drive Grandview
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*01TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8-5pm. Twin Falls *44TWIN FALLS Saturday, 7-3. Garage Sales ALBION Friday, 9-5pm and Satur- Indoor Moving Sale. Refrigerator, EXTENDED RUSTY COURT AN- day, 9-3pm. Collectibles, house- washer & dryer, glass top range, NUAL YARD SALE - Wedding hold, primitives, washboards, 8x10 shed, lots more to choose gown, clothes(baby-adult), snow glassware, cookie jars, tools and from. 450 Poleline Road Sp#55 board, soda fountain, scrubs, lad- other misc... 137 Tremayne St. Lazy J Ranch der rack, deep freeze, jewelry, Garage Sales ETC. 2182 Rusty Court BURLEY Fri. and Sat., 8am-? *02TWIN FALLS Fri. and Sat. 8- Christmas in August. Nice Christ- 3pm High lift jack, camper shell *45TWIN FALLS Saturday August BUHL August 5 and 6, 9:00 to mas and unique items. Large lady window, quilting fabric, womens 8th, 7am to 3pm. Multifamily sale. 4:00. Mary Ambers Estate Sale. and men clothing, nice ladies wigs, Pool table, antique grandfather shoes 10-11, womens clothes, 12- Furniture, Boyds collections, all furniture, no junk. 2606 Almo Ave. 2X, boys clothes 3-4T, toys, sizes of clothing and lots of misc. clock, vintage marbles, Lionel books, misc. 467 Rose St. N. 465 Boxwood Ct. electric train, chairs, vintage BURLEY Friday & Saturday, 8am - *15TWIN FALLS Friday August 5, *29TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat. 8-? glassware, kitchen appliances, 7pm. Estate/Garage sale: lift chair, *03TWIN FALLS Saturday, August 8-4pm & Saturday August 6, 8- Moving Sale. Furniture, leather *46TWIN FALLS Saturday Only Au- tableware, big screen TV, Fran- furniture, lamps, kitchen items, 6th, 8AM-2PM. HUGE Church 2pm. Furniture and clothing. No sectional, chairs, lots of miscella- gust 6th, 8am-2pm. Antique tables, ciscan Apple dishes, computers decorations, shoes, clothing, lots Rummage Sale at the Magic Val- Checks. 1541 11th Ave. East neous. 653 Cindy Dr. chairs, glassware, crocks, holiday and printer, sofa's, metal art of items. EVERYTHING MUST ley Bible Church Office. decor, tools and kitchen items. work, bricks, tools, lots of yarn, GO! 1414 Park Avenue #76 421 Washington St N *16TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat. 8-3pm. Too many nice things to mention. recliners, bedroom sets, end ta- Great variety, something for every- *30TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat. 8- 2448 Paintbrush Drive bles, coffee tables, lamps, BURLEY Thursday, Friday & Satur- *04TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8-3pm. one. Twin mattresses, entertain- 2pm. Antiques & Collectible bookcases, desk, luggage, day, 8-3pm. Multifamily yard sale. Big, Big Garage Sale. Two fami- ment center, lots of misc. glassware, house items, mount- *47TWIN FALLS Saturday, 9-12. adding machine, VCR's, stereo Furniture, household goods, lies. Many, many items. No early 353 Heyburn Ave. W ed tires, miter saw, books, vas- Benefit Yard Sale for La Posada speaker, small TV's, washer kitchen items and more. birds. No checks. es, belt buckles, dvds, tools, organization that will also serve as and dryer, lots of misc. and 710 Occidental 630 North Pointe Dr. jewelery, Key cutting machine, part of a Filer student senior much more. Sale begins at 9:00 *17TWIN FALLS Sat. 8am-1pm salt and pepper, lots of misc. project. Must come and see, BURLEY, Sat Aug 6, 7-?. Multi- Baby gear and clothes, children's and closes at 4:00 each day. *05TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8-4. items. 2294 Eastwood Rd. something for everyone. Near Banbury Hot Springs, family garage sale one day only. Electric recliner couch, floor lamp, and adult clothing, furniture, 640 Falls Ave. Kids & adult clothing, toys, lots of books, toys and much more! watch for the signs. Call 404- antique drop leaf table, bar stools, *31TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8-3pm. 1056 for pre-sale viewing. misc. screen door, pictures, all good No Early Birds Please! *48TWIN FALLS Friday and Satur- 1827 Hansen (backyard) 2945 Ruby Street Guns, reloading supplies, gun day, 8am-1pm. Intermountain Mar- 4814 C River Road items. No Cothes. stocks, camping/fishing gear, 1289 Twin Villa Loop (take S. tial Arts Yard Sale. Christmas dec- *18TWIN FALLS Saturday, 8-2pm. cross bow, boat motor 10hp, new orations, washing machine, and BUHL Fri-Sat, 8-6. The Nehemian's BURLEY/RUPERT Mon-Sat, 10-6 Washington, turn right on Pheasant convection oven & stove top, lots Need furniture. We have it. Rd, right on Twin Villa Loop) Household items, womens clothing lots of miscellaneous. Blow Out Sale: Ford 9N + attach- size 2X, tools, fishing, kayak, of misc. 327 Locust St. 455 Main Ave. E ments. ANTIQUES: Victorian love Bdrm set, table & chairs, couch hide-a-bed, TV & stands, end *06TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8-4pm. Dodge B&W hitch & gooseneck *32TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8-3pm. seat, chairs, scale, oak desk, furn. adapter, USA flight suit and more. *49TWIN FALLS Friday, 8-5pm and tables, china, lamps, dining ta- Huge variety, too much to mention. Antiques, china hutch, bakers Kayak, snowboard, freezer, weber Come find your treasure. 1981 Canyon Trail Way Saturday, 8-2pm. Multiple Family grill, table/chairs, household & ble, hutches, home décor, box rack, microwave, coffee & end ta- Sale. Clothing, furniture and mis- spring & mattresses, too much 3659 N. 2600 E. bles, misc household goods, 100's more. 1553 East 4000 North (2 mi W. 2¼ S. of old hospital) *19TWIN FALLS Saturday. Large cellaneous. to list. 248 S Hwy 24 of puzzles, 100's of books, and between Burley/Rupert print best sellers, marble book- rd 1493 Atlantic St. BUHL Fri. & Sat., 8am-? Huge multi- *07TWIN FALLS Sat., 7-3. Multifam- ends, lots of misc. 581 Terry Ct. more. 509 3 Ave. W. family yard sale. Table & chairs, ily Sale. Couch, loveseat, chair Shoup and Sycamore 1 blk be- *50TWIN FALLS Saturday only, 9-3. fabric, clothes, elliptical, lamps, CHALLIS August 6th & 7th, Satur- *33TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8am-? Household items, furniture, cloth- w/ottoman, daybed, mattress set, hind Addison Ave Pizza Hut Collectibles, jewelry, household, furniture, dehumidifier, swimming day & Sunday, 10 to 4 only. XBox games, DK bike, lawn furni- ing, bird cages, some birds, you pool w/sand filter & pump, lots of GIGANTIC ESTATE SALE. An- *20TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8-5pm. craft items, clothes, electronics, name it, I have it. ture, weed eaters, pool w/pump, lg holiday fun, RHS items, old books misc. Don't miss the yummy bake tiques, ranch, recreation, house- doll house, Bratz dolls w/acces- Antiques, comics, glassware, 3602 Shady Acres good. 229 11th Ave. N hold items, much much more. sports memorabilia, bike, snow- & much more. Good Quality! Cash sories, medical scrubs, pictures, Only! 434 Cypress Way Highway 93 between mile marker lots of home décor. Too much stuff blower, games, teen clothes and *51TWIN FALLS Saturday, 7-11am. BUHL Friday and Saturday, 8-5. th Multifamily. Baby items, name 256 & 257. Follow signs. to list. 866 Gregory Way more. 200 blk of 6 Ave. East *34TWIN FALLS Sat. and Sun., 8-3. Clothes, new prom dresses, new brand clothing, boys & girls child to executive ware, coats, PS, XBox FILER Fri. & Sat., 8 a.m.-?? Estate (off Orchard between Blue Lakes *21TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8-3pm. Western shirts, Levi's, Farm eggs, adult, furniture & home décor, games, dishes, craft projects, sale. EVERYTHING must go! & Washington S.) Lots of Christmas stuff, baby Nurse tops, Movies, jewelry, DVD, something for everyone. Please no books, office/school supplies, Tools, shop supplies, semi-truck clothes, baby toys, sm fridge, lots Chest of drawers, baby/kid items, *08TWIN FALLS Saturday, 8am. early birds. 533 Cypress Way beds, electronics, new Nordic- accessories, dishes, household of odd 'n ends. Debit/Credit ac- Cocker Spaniel, 8' tables, Shoes. 30-06 rifle, swing set, daybed, rid- Track, tools, utility trailer, lots of items, bedding, mens work boots cepted. 128 Locust St. S. 6 Family 995 Filer Ave W *52TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8-2pm. ing lawn mower, metal desk, Star Wars collectibles, clothes all misc items. 325 7th Ave. So. & clothes, PIG knick-knacks books and misc. 1235 Holly Dr. *22TWIN FALLS Saturday 8-4pm, *35TWIN FALLS Friday & Saturday. sizes, books, toys, shoes, and lots (TONS!), BOOKS, Too much to Two Family Yard Sale. Reloading BUHL Sat only, 8-2?. Computer list!! 825 Adell Ave. *09TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8am- Children's to plus size adult cloth- more. 583 Picabo Drive ing, sewing machine furniture and equip. for raffle & 12 gage powder, desk, weight set, new electric gui- 4pm. Multifamily Garage/Moving FILER Fri., Sat. & Sun., 9am. Just misc. items. primers & bullets, furniture, gate *53TWIN FALLS Saturday 8-3pm tar, crib, stroller combo, baby boy Sale. Lots of furniture, baby items, leg table, fabrics, and Misc. clothes-exc cond., toddler- boys & moved in, first yard sale. Power 1289 Fiesta Way Household items, dishes, lemon's, tools, collectibles, and more. clothes of all sizes, kitchen items, 260 Madrona St. crafts, toys, treasure's, Nook elec- girls sizes, books & more misc. th 3825 N. 2200 E. #C etc. Absolutely NO JUNK! Every- *23TWIN FALLS Fri.. & Sat. tric book, antique clock, rhinestone 629 8 Avenue North thing must go! All Day! Books, toys, household *36TWIN FALLS Fri., Aug. 5 & Sat., jewelry, float tubes (ducktail), etc. BUHL Saturday 9-3pm. Odds and FILER Saturday Only, 8-2 p.m. 911 Caswell Ave W misc. many nice name brand Aug. 6, 8am-4pm. Huge Sale. A bit 2778 Chaparral Circle (Corner of Grandview & Caswell) of everything. Household, fishing, ends we don't want to move! Items Sofa, table & chairs, washer & dry- clothes, shoes, coats, baby, child, er, TV's, hutch, mattress set, toys, construction tool & supplies, hand include a NordicTrack elliptical, teen, adult. All $1 or less. *54TWIN FALLS Fri., 2-7pm & Sat. clothes, home decor, and much *10TWIN FALLS Saturday, 7-3pm. tools, band saw, lathes, golf bags 9-5pm. Miscellaneous household ladies mtn. bike, block BBQ enclo- Moving Sale. Dressers, oven, 50 741 Benjamin (Turn off Wendell @ much more. 713 Pine Street Saratoga Apts.) & clubs, 100's of golf balls, reload- items, clothes, glassware, & more. sure, bar stools, chain saw, floor gal fish tank, full size bed, couch, ing equip. You name it we proba- 172 N Washington jack, ice auger, books, DVD's, children's & womens clothes, bath- *24TWIN FALLS Fri. 8-4pm & Sat. bly have it! (in the alley 4 doors down from small appliances, candles, glass- HAGERMAN ~ Every Sat. 10-5 room vanity set, shoes, lots of 8-12pm. Cheerleading Fundraiser 682 Sunrise Blvd. N Jiffy Lube) ware, life jackets, file cabinet. Fantastic Flea Market misc. 648 Marion Sale. Furniture, household items, 20296 Highway 30 hHeart of Downtown-Hwy.30h *37TWIN FALLS Sat., 8-4pm. TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8am. *11TWIN FALLS Sat, 8-4pm. Re- clothing, toys, tools, lots of misc. New, Used, Arts, Crafts + Food. HUGE YARD SALE! Come see 5 sales on one cul-de-sac. Furni- BUHL Thurs., Fri. & Sat., 8am-5pm. cliner, TV's, VCR, swamp cooler, items. 840 Cento Drive Stretch you dollars with Funky what treasures you can find - there ture, collectibles, books, name HUGE MOVING SALE: Furniture, Tupperware, new air bed, mini (Off Falls E.) & Fabulous Finds. 837-4801 is something for everyone! brand clothes, kids items, some- clothes, appliances, toys, pool ta- pitchers, copier, desk, dishes, lots *25TWIN FALLS Saturday 9am- 2710 Sundance Dr. thing for everyone. Park once, ble, elliptical, tools, bunk beds, more. PRICED TO BUY! AFTER 2 HEYBURN Fri & Sat, 8-4 pm. 5pm. Backyard Sale! Kids scoot- shop 5 sales. 1873 Spring Lane kids 4-wheeler, 10'x20' above HALF PRICE. 235 8th Ave East *38TWIN FALLS Saturday, 7-2pm. ground pool and lots of misc. Clothes-womens plus/womens, er, skies, lamps, toys, jewelry, TV, (just off Morningside) mens, children's clothes for th Multifamily Sale. Household items, 1726 East 4500 North *12TWIN FALLS Sat Aug 6 , 8am. new and used clothing, lots of nice school, shoes, coats, purses, dish- misc. 1617 11th Ave. E. furniture, baby items, children's & TWIN FALLS Friday, Aug. 5 and Clothes, baby clothes, household th adult clothing. 1504 11 Ave. E. BUHL Thurs., Fri., Sat., 8-5pm. es/pans, dresser, bedding, books, items, treadmill, books, too much Saturday, Aug. 6, 8-5pm. Two *26TWIN FALLS Fri., Sat., Sun., 8-5 Family Garage Sale. Odds and 5th Annual large 7 family garage older computer desk and MORE. to list. No early birds. Huge yard sale! Clothing, furniture, *39TWIN FALLS Saturday, 7-3. sale. Lots for everyone! Cobra CB, 1810 P Street 2335 Stadium Blvd. Ends! hunting gear, household items, Multifamily sale. Lots of clothes for 1138 Park Meadows Dr. Wilson antenna, yard tools, work different ages, computer desk, HEYBURN Fri & Sat, All day. LOTS *13TWIN FALLS Saturday, 7am- misc. 2522 East 3707 North tools, toys, restaurant size deep of kid clothes & toys, woodworking dishes, TV, TV stand, lots of misc. TWIN FALLS Sat. and Sun. 8-5pm 2pm. MOVING SALE!! Tons of Ju- (Windmill Heights) fryer (19”x40”), other supplies for supplies, stains, camping items, items. 225 Jackson Street. Dressers. Stove. Kids stuff. niors & womens nice name brand restaurant, clothing for small rockin' chair, toddler bike seat, clothing, shoes. FURNITURE! 1542 Bel Air Circle children to large men and women, dishes, nice coffee table, kids bed, *41TWIN FALLS Saturday, 7:30 microwave, table, lawn chair. Dressers, bed sets, hide-a-bed, am-? Couch. Bookcase. Little ta- TWIN FALLS Sat. only, 7-1pm. Lots recliner, patio table and more! couch, new chair w/ottoman, wing- (ATTENTION MUSIC TEACHERS) 851 18th St. bles. Children's Clothes. Women's of little boy & girl clothes for Tenor saxophone. Lots more to see! back chair, lamps, end tables, etc. Clothes (small/medium). Baby school, decoration items, house- Linens, curtains, LOTS of Home & 1506 East 4300 North HEYBURN Saturday 9am-? items. Christmas Tree. Storage Ot- hold items, porcelain dolls, jewelry, Storage unit sale! Many house- Holiday decor. And much much toman. Much more! furniture, lg men & plus size wom- more!! 1215 4th Ave. E. BURLEY Fri. & Sat., 8-5pm. Home hold items and some antiques. *27TWIN FALLS Fri & Sat, 7:30-4. 1318 Fremont Drive ens clothings, name brand purses. décor & home interior clearance, Multifamily. Furniture, appliances, Make offer on most items. No rea- *14TWIN FALLS Fri. Aug. 5 & Sat. 771 El Monte St. oak entertainment center, file cabi- sonable offer refused. adult clothing & shoes, tools. Boy's *42TWIN FALLS Saturday, 8am- net, children & adult clothes, misc Aug. 6, 8-3pm. Multifamily. Kids/ items (newborn-5): toys, videos, noon. Crib & Changing table. Bow TWIN FALLS Saturday 8-1pm Mini-Cassia Storage adult clothes, shoes, comforters, household items and more. & Hunting supplies. Kids Clothes. th clothing, toddler bed, bedding, King bed, washer and dryer, large 197 Hillcrest Rd (off East 16 1 mi JEROME Fri. August 5, 8am-5pm & sheets, toys, kid fishing poles, baby accessories, car seats, large King size bed frame. Lots of Mis- couch and furniture, large bred desk, books, kid bikes/pedal trac- E. from Memorial Monument) Sat. August 6, 8am-3pm. Multifam- Thomas the Train collection. cellaneous. 1522 Bradley St. dog crate, Victor journeyman ily sale. Winter coats, clothes tors, baby changing table/dresser. 1449 Bitterroot Drive torch and 100 ft. of hose, 2932 Ruby Dr. *43TWIN FALLS Sat-Sun, 8-5pm. BURLEY Fri. & Sat., 8am-3pm. Yard (ladies size 10-18), toys, books, welder leads, misc. Sale! Gas BBQ grill, clothes (in- Kenmore dryer, mountain bikes, *28TWIN FALLS Fri 6-8pm, Sat Large sale. Restaurant supplies & 568 Boxwood Dr. Let your garage sale be all it 8am -noon. Multifamily sale, baby equipment, electronics, household cluding plus sizes), toys, home dads tools, coffee pot, and much can be. Advertise the time clothes to 5T, adult clothes, crib, items, dinner table, beer signs, of- TWIN FALLS Saturday, 7am-Noon decor, collectibles, and much much more! Cookies, cupcakes lots of baby items, toys, tools and fice supplies, holiday decorations, Ladies Clothes, Kids Clothes, and much more!! 2551 Denali Drive and cold drinks will be available to and date in the Classifieds. Glacier Park Sub'd (off the cor- buy. Don't miss this end of sum- lots of misc. drum set, small chest freezer, and lots of miscellaneous. th 733.0931 ext 2 369 Buckingham Drive much more. 342 Meadowview Ln 662 Morning Sun Dr. ner of Parke Ave and 27th St.) mer sale! 320 7 Ave. East Classifieds 6 Saturday, August 6, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News
JEROME Fri. & Sat., 8-4pm Back- New Today yard. Lots of crafts, yarn, boys & girls clothing 6-14, womens cloth- ing, toys, TV and lots of misc. Too much to mention. 117 East Ave. G REAL eSTATE aGRICULTURE JEROME Fri., 10-4 & Sat., 8-4. Estate Yard Sale. Kitchen table & chairs, game table, set of 3 living room lamps, fishing supplies, misc HOWA 308 Ranchland 20", rings household items and more. and mount, LNIB, very accurate, 700 South Fillmore $350/offer. 208-490-1159 BURLEY For sale by owner com- JEROME Friday and Saturday, 7:00 mercial property & equipment. WANTED Young Hens, Araucana rECREATIONAL a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Clothes, baby 5000 sq. ft. blg w/3 different busi- furniture, household items, and chickens, for a handicap girl. ness on 5 lots. Owner may fi- 208-431-0588 miscellaneous items. nance. Come look and bring all of- 410 South Fir fers. Corner of Oakley & West 9th. JEROME Sat. Aug. 6th, 7-3pm. 208-431-3573 or 878-3259 Yard Sale with LOTS of Baby items, boy and girl clothes, wom- RENTAL PROPERTIES ens clothes, toys, treadmill, tools, CHIHUAHUA AKC puppies. 7 wks. kitchen items and much more. old. 2 males, 1 female. Unique col- 219 W 145 S ors. White, brindle, brown. $350- $450. 733-5361 or 410-1705 JEROME Saturday Aug. 6, 8am-? Clothes, Sporting goods, Dressers, DOBERMAN PINSCHER puppies, ready now, $700. Camper, Tools, Furniture, Wood CORAVELLE '75 stove, Motorcycle, Air Hockey ta- JEROME 210 Glacier. 3 bdrm, 1½ Call 208-539-3349 19' red fiberglass boat, $2000. ble, & Toys, and Misc. bath, fenced yard, $700 mo. + 208-324-6904 519 16h Ave. E. $600 dep. 324-4946 or 539-1885 LAB Puppies AKC, 8 weeks old, yellow males, chocolate males & JEROME Saturday, 8-4pm. Hunting PAUL 3 bdrm 1 bath, fenced yard. females, ready to go, $200. & fishing items, guns, baby items, $600 mo. + $400 deposit. 208-358-2986 kitchen items, home décor, patio Call 208-431-5962 furniture, books, DVD's and much DUI? Consider public defender if more. 525 East Ave. H you financially qualify. Ask about TWIN FALLS 4 bdrm, 2 bath or 5 all MANDATORY CIVIL PENALTIES bdrm, 3 bath, $975 + dep. Fenced JEROME Thurs - Sat, 8-5. Moving- and DMV FEES assessed AFTER & garages. 208-420-2559 great buys. Furniture, men/wom- criminal sentencing. $245 for ALFALFA Small bales, ens clothing, shoes, games, video failing field breathalyzer test. $285 TWIN FALLS 460 Locust N. 1 bdrm, $190/ton, $9/bale, Heyburn area. games, VHS tapes, music CDs, to reinstate driving privileges. I am yard care provided, $450 mo. + 208-219-2351 books, twin bedding, lots of misc. NOT legal counsel, nor is this dep. No pets. 208-420-0125 GRASS MIX Choice fine stem, no No early birds or checks. advertisement a solicitation. rain, $10/bale, 200 ton. Close to 709 E Ave A Paid for by Scott Andrus, Twin Falls. TWIN FALLS Must see inside to ap- KIT COMPANION '69 Camper, preciate, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, all appls. Twin Falls. 208-733-5789 18' camp trailer, $500. KIMBERLY Fri. & Sat. 8-4pm + W/D, dbl garage, no dogs, $880 208-324-6904 5 family yard sale. Children's and mo. Avail 08/15 208-731-1695 teens clothes, TV's, table and chair, fly tying supplies, desk, baby gear, ceramic tile, and much AL-ANON Meetings for the family & CUSTOM BALE STACKING, alfalfa, more! 707 Diamond Drive friends of alcoholics & addicts. wheat, and barley straw, big bales th KIMBERLY Fri. & Sat. 8am-2pm Tuesdays-7:00pm at 450 E 27 St. only. Call Jordan 208-490-3945. HR '08 Savoy, loaded, one slide, Burley United Methodist Church JEROME 2 bdrm bsmt apt, no Multifamily Yard Sale! smoking/pets, W/D hookup, water like new, $14,000. Must see. Contact Lila at 208-650-9067. HOUSE CLEANING Reasonable Appliances, furniture, clothing, rates, estimates, friendly service, incld. $450 month. 539-3221. CUSTOM THRASHING 208-736-2096 portable dish washer, exercise AL-ANON offers understanding, Burley/Rupert area. Call Sheila Wheat & Barley equipment, TV's, lots of odds and help, and hope to the families and Shaw at 208-690-9522. Call 208-308-3479 tRANSPORTATION ends! 730 Van Buren St. friends of problem drinkers. In KIMBERLY Sat. Aug. 6, 8-2pm Twin Falls there are two meetings MISCELLANEOUS each week in The First Presbyteri- Household goods, Clothing, Baby TWIN FALLS/JEROME an Church Building, 209 5th Ave N Items, and Misc. Brand new 1st class offices. Great on Wednesdays at 7:30pm and 659 Lincoln St. location next to junction US 93 and Fridays at 12 noon. JEROME Sat., Aug. 13, 10-3pm I-84. dragtconstruction.net Hotline: 1-866-592-3198 Tupperware Employee Reunion 802 KIMBERLY Saturday 8-12 only Drive bye 491 Heritage Plaza or Website: www.al-anon-idaho.org Jerome Rec Center CHRYSLER '05 Town & Country Multi Unit Sale @ D's Bring lawn chairs and your own fa- call 208-326-7777 Appliances Touring Minivan. Stow-n-go seat- Mini Storage! ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS vorite drink. 324-3725 ing, 1 owner, good cond., ice blue. 12 gage J.C. Higgins, SKS rifle, WALK IN COOLER 4 years old, 936 Must see! $6500. Jim at 731-6645 Ruger 22 carbine, Mossberg target Burley Mtgs-N/S-1321 Oakley #9 cubic ft., 2 doors, $9,000/offer rifle, S&W 22 pistil, Rugar 357 new Saturday, 12 noon. Classifieds... for all your Call 208-731-0545 army pistil.131 E HWY. 30 Sunday, 2pm Spanish Speaking. READ THE Monday-Thursday, 8pm. needs. 733.0931 ext. 2 KIMBERLY Saturday ONLY, 7-2 Rupert Mtgs-N/S-6th & I Street pm. Back-to-School sale! Lots of Monday, 8pm & Friday, 8pm. EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIEDS clothes - girls/boys youth sizes to Paul, 2220 E. Ellis-Weds., 12 noon FORD '99 Escort ZX2, 2 door, auto- adult in excellent condition - Call 208-670-4313 BICYCLES 14 Schwinn. $50-$1500. matic, AM/FM/Cassette, power shoes, shorts, jeans, t-shirts & EVERY DAY 4 motorized bicycles, pedal to locks, FWD. Runs great. 118K dress shirts, winter coats & more. CELEBRATE RECOVERY Friday, 6pm Dinner. 7pm group. start, each under $400. 326-3296 miles. $2700/offer. 586-292-6125 Computer desk, printers, TV stand, th picture frames and lots of miscella- Burley Christian Center, 317 W 27 neous. 1031 Kelly Ave 208-312-2987 CHOICES FOR RECOVERY KIMBERLY Starts Friday, 7am. Monday, 4-5:30pm PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE Moving Sale! '89 SUV, tree pots Minidoka Memorial Hospital Federal Employment information E! (50), guitar, reclining chairs, tools, L 1218 8th St., Rupert. 431-3741 is free. Remember, no one can A entertainment center, lots of odds S and ends. 740 Center St. E. promise you a federal job. FARM Y CRYSTAL METH ANONYMOUS Exp'd Chopper, Pit Packer AR Monday & Friday, 6:30pm. For free information about S S PAUL Aug 5th & 6th, 8-5pm. Baby federal jobs. Swather & Racker Operators R R 109 E. Main, Burley. Apply at J & C Custom E furniture, clothes (baby to adult Call Career America Connection IV A sizes), home decor, toys, movies 878-CLUB or 312-4590 299 Addison Ave. W. N E 478-757-3000 N Y and so much more! LDS Addiction Recovery Program (located at Century Boat Land) ANNIVERSARYA SALE! No phone calls please. ANNIVERSARY2 SALE! 904 West 100 South Friday, 7pm, LDS Burley W. Stake 323 YEARS Drug Free Workplace. 32 YEARS 324-3900 PAUL Fri. Aug. 5th & Sat. 6th, 9-5 & 2420 Park Ave., Burley Sun. 7th, 10-4. JUST MOVED 208-678-3145 2011 Chevrolet Colorado New 2011 Chevrolet Silverado HUGE DOWNSIZING SALE!!! Wednesday, 7pm, Seminary Bldg. 4WD CREW CAB 126.0 LT W/ 2500HD 2WD EXT CAB 144.2 LT NEW Tupperware, some furniture, 457 Maurice St. N., Twin Falls - Crew Cab Pickup clothing, Christmas decor, LOTS 208-595-4080 DRIVER 3-5 years experience. of household misc. Come and look LDS PORNOGRAPHY ADDICTION at this CLEAN sale!! 678 W 100 S Loader & side dump only. EQUIPMENT OPERATORS & SUPPORT GROUP Call 208-324-9256 lv msg. Tuesday, 7pm, Seminary Bldg. FIELD LABORERS PAUL Fri., Sat., Sun. TV's, furniture, Current Openings for Forklift 457 Maurice St. N., Twin Falls DRIVER bikes, toys, DVD's, CD's, compo- Drivers, Tractor Operators, and 6 to choose from - STARTING AT 208-731-5932 Local Drivers needed in Jerome & 3 to choose from - STARTING AT nent stereo system, mens XL suits Field Laborers. Experience $ and ties, cooking, canning, pic- Thursday, 7pm, Seminary Bldg. Rupert. Class A CDL with T, N $ #288657 preferred, but not necessary. #106907 28,917 32,750 tures, misc. 124 West Ellis Ave. 217 N Kennedy, Jerome endorsement. 208-324-8607 Must be willing to work long hours/ 3 Point Rear Seatbelts, 3 Point Seatbelts, Adjustable Lumbar Seat(s), Air (Main traffic light) Call RTTI at 208-324-3511 3 Point Rear Seatbelts, 4 Wheel Drive, Air Conditioning, Airbag Deactiva- Conditioning, AM/FM Radio, Anti Theft/security System, Anti-lock Braking Friday, 7pm, Minico Seminary Bldg. weekends. Pay DOE. tion, AM/FM Radio, Anti-lock Braking System (abs), Anti-Theft Device(s), Apply in person at 375 W. Ave. D System (abs), Auto Express Down Window, Auto Headlight On/off, Bever- RUPERT Saturday, 8-4pm. Clothes, 97 S. 300 W. Rupert. DRIVERS Anti-theft Stereo, Armrest(s), Auto Headlight On/off, Auto-dimming age Holder (s), Body Side Moldings, Center Console, Chrome Bumper(s), 208-431-1481 Wendell, ID. 83355 Mirrors, Bed Liner, Beverage Holder (s), Body Side Moldings, Cd Player Cloth Upholste 3 Point Rear Seatbelts, 3 Point Seatbelts, Adjustable Lumbar shoes, golf accessories; bag & In Dash, Child Safety Locks, Chrome Bumper(s), Cloth Upholstery, Color Seat(s), Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio, Anti Theft/security System, Anti- balls, over 20 hats, many socks, Live & Let Live 12-Step Meeting Coded Mirrors, Compass, Cruise Control, Daytime Running Lights, Dual Air lock Braking System (abs), Auto Express Down Window, Auto Headlight FORD FAMILY EYE CARE Bags, Floor Mats, Fog Lamps, Folding Rear Seats, Front Head Rests, Full TV and more misc. Opened Freedom Hall On/off, Beverage Holder (s), Body Side Moldings, Center Console, Chrome 213 Pleasant Way (Countryside OPENING SOON! Size Spare Tire, Intermittent Wipers, Mp3 Player, Onstar Communication Bumper(s), Cloth Upholstery, Color Coded Mirrors, Courtesy Lights, Cruise 171 Blue Lakes Blvd S., Twin Falls NOW HIRING! System, Outside Temperature Gauge, Power Door Locks, Power Mirrors, Control, Daytime Running Lights, Intermittent Wipers, Mp3 Player, Multi- Edition S of the Christian Church) Meetings Daily Noon-1pm. Power Outlet(s), Power Steering, Power Windows, Satellite Radio, Scv - function Steering Wheel, Onstar Communication System, Power Door Sunday-Thursday 7-8pm Exp. Opticians Speed Compensated Volume, Side Air Bag System, Skid Plates, Sliding Locks, Power Mirrors, Power Outlet(s). SHOSHONE Fri., 1pm and Sat., all Call John 208-420-1400 Come Join Our Transportation Front Desk staff. Rear Window, Split Bench Seats, Tachometer, Tinted Or Privacy Glass, Tire day. Hospital bed, dressers, and Team! Now Hiring Pressure Monitor, Tow Hooks, Traction Control System, Trip Odometer, Van- Email resume to ity Mirrors, Vehicle Stability Assist. lots of misc household furniture NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS Local School Bus Drivers 2011 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 [email protected] and more. 708 N Grape Sunday-11am-12:30pm No Experience Necessary 4WD REG CAB 119.0 LT or drop off on Wednesday 2011 Chevrolet Avalanche 4WD Sunday-7pm All Training Provided 08/10 between 10am-2pm CREW CAB 130 LT - Crew Cab WENDELL Fri. & Sat., 9-5pm. Multi- Monday-Ladies only, 6-7:30pm Good Supplemental Income 401-K family sale. Some furniture, cloth- Monday-8pm Western States Bus Service @1411 Falls Ave. E. Ste. 105 Pickup ing, kitchen items, décor, ATV cov- Tuesday-7pm 21326A Hwy 30, Filer, ID 83328 (Across from Gem State Realty) ers, new snow machine belts, ATV Wednesday-7-8:30pm 208-733-8003 racks for 4-wheelers, XBox games, Thursday-7pm GENERAL sewing machine in cabinet. Please Experienced Parts Person for a 5 to choose from - STARTING AT th Friday-7pm DRIVERS no early birds. 420 4 Ave. West local farm equipment dealership. Saturday-7pm Experienced 10-Wheeler Driver Farming knowledge helpful. Must $ 220 East Ellis, Paul needed for fall harvest season. 7 To choose from - STARTING AT #134353 35,061 WENDELL have good computer skills, Fri. 8-5pm & Sat. 8-4:30pm Saturday-9pm Call Joe 208-731-6460 Alloy Wheels, Am/fm Stereo Radio, Anti-Lock Braking System, Arm Rests, 1230 J St., Heyburn organization and time management $ Car tires (4) 245 45 R18, clothes, Apply in person at MCM skills, and good people skills. Full #378743 44,199 Auxiliary Power Outlets, Carpeting, Center Arm Rest, Central Air Condition- blankets, books, movies, DVD's, MCANA Meeting info Trucking 446 Hwy 30 E. Kimberly. ing, Chrome Bumper, Compact Disc Player, Compass / Thermometer, 208-438-4935 benefits and pay is D.O.E. 3 Point Rear Seatbelts, 3 Point Seatbelts, 4 Wheel Drive, Adjustable Head Cruise Control, Day/Night Lever, Deluxe Cloth Upholstery, Digital Clock, patio furniture and lots of misc. Send resume to: PMB 99929 Rests, Adjustable Lumbar Seat(s), Air Conditioning, Airbag Deactivation, th DRIVERS Digital Instruments, Drivers Remote Mirror System, Dual Air Bags, Dual 387 4 Ave. W. AM/FM Radio, Anti Theft/security System, Anti-lock Braking System Sport Mirrors, Floor Mats, Full Size Spare Tire, Gauge Cluster, Interval OSTOMY SUPPORT GROUP Full-Time Delivery Driver C/O Times News Meeting 2nd Tuesday of every month P.O. Box 548, (abs), Anti-Theft Device(s), Anti-theft Stereo, Auto Express Down Window, Windshield Wipers, Power Windows, Rear Step Bumper, Split Front Bench Must have Class A CDL or ability Auto Headlight Delay, Auxiliary Audio Input, Back Up Camera, Beverage Seat, Tachometer, Towing Pkg / Trailer Hitch, Traction Control, Trip Odom- aNNOUNCEMENTS 7-9pm at St. Lukes new hospital in to obtain one. Must pass pre- Twin Falls, ID. 83303 Holder (s), Body Side Moldings, Body-color Bumpers, Bucket Seats, Car eter, Vanity Mirror. the Oak #1 Conference Room. employment drug screen. Phone, Cargo Light, Cd Player In Dash, Center Console, Child Safety Locks, Cloth Upholstery, Color Coded Mirrors, Compass, Cruise Control, Daytime 801 Poleline Road W, Twin Falls Apply in person at GENERAL 2011 Chevrolet Chevrolet Tahoe Carolyn 208-543-9380 Fast paced beverage distributor Running Lights, Dual Air Bags, EBD Electronic Brake Dist, Floor Mats, Fog 2380 Beryl Ave., Twin Falls, ID Lamps, Folding Rear Seats, Full Size Spare Tire, Intermittent Wipers, Mp3 4WD 4DR 1500 LS - SUV Drug Free Work Place requires motivated goal oriented Player, Multi-function Steering Wheel, Onstar Communication System, OVERCOMERS OUTREACH EOE personnel. Applicant must have Outside Temperature Gauge, Overhead Console. Wed., 6:30-7:30pm. First Baptist 2 yrs warehouse operation/driving Church. 2262 Hiland Ave., Burley. DRIVERS exp. Good driving record and 2011 Chevrolet Suburban 4WD 208-678-3678 Western Dairy Transport, L.L.C. pre-employment drug test req'd. Regional Driving Positions Pay is commensurate with exp. 4DR 1500 LT FOUND Black Lab puppy in Twin Reformers Unanimous Addictions Available Apply in person 167 Eastland Dr. Falls near Park Ave. Program meets every Friday 7-9pm Good Home Time Call 208-353-4351. Cornerstone Baptist Church 9 to choose from - STARTING AT 315 Shoup Ave. W., Twin Falls Competitive Wages: GENERAL $ Classes for all ages and nursery Low Cost Medical Insurance 4 to choose from - STARTING AT #175669 40,887 Any questions call 208-733-5312 Provided for Driver $ 3 Point Rear Seatbelts, 4 Wheel Drive, Adjustable Head Rests, Adjustable #305485 48,299 Lumbar Seat(s), Air Conditioning, Airbag Deactivation, AM/FM Radio, ROAD 2 RECOVERY Optional Medical for Family Anti-lock Braking System (abs), Anti-Theft Device(s), Anti-theft Stereo, Tues, 7:00-8:30pm. 1044 E. Main, Paid Vacation after first year 3 Point Rear Seatbelts, 3 Point Seatbelts, Adjustable Head Rests, Adjust- Auto Express Down Window, Auto Headlight Delay, Auxiliary Audio Input, Burley 208-670-2578 able Lumbar Seat(s), Air Conditioning, Airbag Deactivation, AM/FM Radio, Body Side Moldings, Body-color Bumpers, Bucket Seats, Car Phone, Cd Anti Theft/security System, Anti-lock Braking System (abs), Anti-Theft Player In Dash, Center Console, Child Safety Locks, Cloth Upholstery, Color Class A CDL with Tank OPERATORS Device(s), Anti-theft Stereo, Auto Express Down Window, Auto Headlight Coded Mirrors, Compass, Cruise Control, Daytime Running Lights, Dual TOPS CLUB Endorsement Required Clear Springs Foods, Inc. is On/off, Auxiliary Audio Input, Beverage Holder (s), Body Side Moldings, Air Bags, EBD Electronic Brake Dist, Floor Mats, Folding Rear Seats, Fuel ID# 374 Rupert Thursday, 9:30am. You must be at least 23 years old Body-color Bumpers, Bucket Seats, Cd Player In Dash, Center Console, Child Data Display, Full Size Spare Tire, Heated Outside Mirror(s), Intermittent rd accepting applications for 410 East 3 , Rupert. and have 2 years recent, personnel for their processing Safety Locks, Clock, Color Coded Mirrors, Cruise Control, Daytime Running Wipers, Mp3 Player, Multi-function Steering Wheel, Navigation System, 436-6037 or 679-3518 verifiable tractor-trailer experience Lights, Dual Air Bags, EBD Electronic Brake Dist, Floor Mats, Fog Lamps, Onstar Communication System, Outside Temperature Gauge, Passenger LOST Idaho Shag “Boots” by the facilities. Leadership potential is Folding Rear Seats, Full Size Spare Tire, Head Restraints, Heated Outside Seat Height Adjust, Power Door Locks, Power Drivers Seat, Power Mirrors, ID# 256 Burley Thursday, 5:15-7pm Contact: 800-469-7714 Twin Falls airport on Saturday the desired. A job description is Mirror(s), Illuminated Entry System, Intermittent Wipers, Mp3 Player, Power Outlet(s), Power Passenger Seat, Power Steering, Power Windows, th 725 Minidoka Ave, Burley. www.wdtmilk.com available upon request. Ability Multi-function Steering Wheel, Onstar Communication System, Passenger Reading Light(s), Rear Air Conditioning, 30 after the fireworks at the 678-5959 or 678-2622 Seat Height Adjust, Power Adjustable Pedals, Power Door Locks, Power race track! Reward! to pass a drug test is mandatory. ID# 388 Malta Wednesday, 5:15pm People hired for these positions Drivers Seat, Power Mirrors, Power Outlet(s), Power Passenger Seat, Please call Sandi 208-731-9117. Power Steering, Power Windows, Reading Light(s). 2011 Chevrolet Traverse LT 2025 S. Hwy 81, Malta. will be offered a competitive 208-645-2438 wage and benefit package. w/2LT - SUV ID# 0048 Jerome Thursday, 9:30am Applicants must apply in person Jerome Public Library. EDUCATION between the hours of 8:00am New 2011 Chevrolet Silverado 208-324-6693 Wendell School District is seeking and 4:00pm; Monday-Friday at 1500 4WD CREW CAB 143.5 WORK ID #0003 Twin Falls, Weds, 4:30pm motivated Head Football the Processing Operations office - Crew Cab Pickup Church of Christ, 2002 Filer Ave. E., Coaches for 7th/8th grade teams. located 7 miles north of Buhl Twin Falls. 208-734-2641 Includes involvement with high on Clear Lakes Grade. CLEAR SPRINGS FOODS, INC. Visions of Hope Grief Support school varsity program. 2 to choose from - STARTING AT Contact Coach Helmandollar Processing Operations Group held each Thursday from at 208-869-0366. 1579-A Clear Lakes Grade $ 5-6pm at Parke's Magic Valley #215527 39,585 LOST Jack Russel Terrier. Buhl, Idaho 83316 14 to choose from - STARTING AT Funeral Home. For more info An Employee-Owned Company Adjustable Head Rests, Air Conditioning, Airbag Deactivation, AM/FM REWARD OFFERED. Lost Kasota please call 735-0121. $ AA/EOE/M/F/D/V #199500 Radio, Anti-lock Braking System (abs), Anti-theft Stereo, Auto Express area. Female, white with brown & 35,210 Down Window, Auto Headlight On/off, Auto-dimming Mirrors, Auxiliary black head. Red collar. Young 208-543-3488 3 Point Rear Seatbelts, 3 Point Seatbelts, Adjustable Head Rests, Air Condi- Audio Input, Back Up Camera, Beverage Holder (s), Body Side Moldings, boy's birthday present. Please tioning, AM/FM Radio, Anti-lock Braking System (abs), Auto Express Down Bose Stereo System, Bucket Seats, Cargo Light, Cd Player In Dash, Center call 431-8911 or 431-0005. Window, Auto Headlight On/off, Beverage Holder (s), Body Side Moldings, Console, Child Safety Locks, Intermittent Wipers, Mp3 Player, Onstar Com- GENERAL Center Console, Chrome Bumper(s), Color Coded Mirrors, Cruise Control, munication System, Outside Temperature Gauge, Power Door Locks, Power CLASSIFIEDS Daytime Running Lights, Dual Air Bags, Floor Mats, Folding Rear Seats, Drivers Seat, Power Lumbar Driver Seat, Power Mirrors, Power Steering, LOST Mini Schnauzer in Jerome. Reserve your spot now for Full Size Spare Tire, Intermittent Wipers, Multi-function Steering Wheel, It pays to read the fine print! Power Windows, Reading Light(s), Rear Air Conditioning, Rear Captains Reward if found. Family Needs Twin Falls, Paul and Onstar Communication System, Power Door Locks, Power Outlet(s), Power Chairs, Rear Spoiler, Rear Window Defroster, Rear Window Wiper, Satellite Call the Times-News to place Steering, Power Windows, Reading Light(s), Satellite Radio, Side Air Bag Her. 420-0754 or 329-0361 American Falls upcoming Radio, Scv - Speed Compensated Volume, Side Air Bag System, Small Size Pregnant? Worried? your ad 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 System, Split Bench Seats, Tachometer, Tinted Or Privacy Glass, Tire Spare Tire, Split Bench Seats, Tachometer, Tinted Or Privacy Glass, Tire beet campaign. Pressure Monitor, Traction Control System, Trip Odometer, Vanity Mirrors, Pressure Monitor, Traction Control System. LOST Set of GMC pickup keys at Free Pregnancy Tests Vehicle Stability Assist, Vinyl Floor. Confidential Drivers w/Class A CDL Sligar's Campground or along Hwy FARM Low interest fi nancing and rebates available for qualifi ed purchasers. 30 or river road to Buhl on July 30. 208-734-7472 Loader Operators Full-time Farm Employee for Call 731-3532. dry land and irrigated farm. Must Mechanics-Hiring now in Interstate 84 Exit 168, Jerome have experience with farming, Paul Golf Course Rd. Exit 168 WWW.MAGIC haying, grain harvest. Necessary To apply visit our website skills- sufficient mechanical ability www.transystemsllc.com Subway
to repair farm equipment, trucks, Frontage Rd. Bankruptcy & Debt Counseling or call 1-866-253-5480 VALLEY.COM/ Free ½ hr consultation. Competitive and engines. Basic welding. Valid Rates. We are a debt relief agency. driver's license. Self-motivated. JEROME We help people file for bankruptcy Resume and references required. CLASSIFIEDS I-84 relief under the bankruptcy code. Housing and utilities provided. conpaulos.com Salary negotiable. Fairfield, Idaho May, Browning & May *Does not include tax title or Dealer Doc Fees 208-733-7180 area. Call 208-358-1121 Times News Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Saturday, August 6, 2011 Classifieds 7 NOTICES NOTICES DEAR ABBY: My fiancee, “Vanessa,” and I have been PUBLIC NOTICE engaged almost a year. Actions planned and taken by your government are contained in We’re to be married in three public notices. They are part of your right to know and to be in- months. When I popped the formed of what your government is doing. As self-government question,I took her to one of charges all citizens to be informed, this newspaper urges every citizen to read and study these notices. We advise those citi- her favorite spots in the zens who seek further information to exercise their right to ac- Smoky Mountains. When I cess public records and public meetings. proposed, she was over- IMPORTANT come with emotion — but Please address all legal advertising to: not the kind I would have LEGAL ADVERTISING The Times-News thought. She said yes, but PO Box 548 she wasn’t at all happy Twin Falls, Idaho about being surprised. She 83303-0548 doesn’t like surprises. email to At the time, I was sure she [email protected] Deadline for legal ads: 3 days prior to publication, noon on had an inkling about my Wednesday for Sunday, noon on Thursday for Monday, noon intentions. We had dis- on Friday for Tuesday and Wednesday, noon on Monday for cussed becoming engaged Thursday and noon on Tuesday for Friday and Saturday. Holi- several times. Now, as the day deadlines may vary. If you have any questions call Ruby, wedding draws near, she legal clerk, at 208-735-3324. wants me to “re-propose.” PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE It makes me feel like my first AVAILABILTIY OF FEDERAL GRANT PLAN wasn’t good enough, and it FOR PUBLIC REVIEW is really upsetting me. I only SUBJECT: Proposed use and distribution of funds of two federally funded Grants; Availability of Plan for public review. intended to do it once in my PURPOSE: The purpose is to receive comment on the proposed life. What would you rec- use of funds during Federal Fiscal Year 2012 and 2013. The ommend? Grant Plans being reviewed will be: — QUESTIONED-OUT Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) IN OHIO Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULE: A public hearing, for both plans, DEAR QUESTIONED- will be held on Friday, August 11th, 2011, at 9:00 a.m. - 1 pm, OUT: I recommend you Mountain Daylight Savings Time, 5400 West Franklin Road, clear the air with Vanessa Suite G, Boise, Idaho, 83705. All written comments must be ASAP. Tell her you intended received before 5 p.m., Mountain Daylight Savings Time, August to propose only once in your 11th, 2011, at 450 W. State St Boise, Idaho 83720-0036 AVAILABILITY OF PLANS: Copies of the plan are available at: life, and that her request has Community Action Partnership Association of Idaho, 5400 West hurt your feelings.If she still Franklin Road, Suite G, Boise, Idaho, 83705 and at Idaho insists on a second propos- Department of Health and Welfare, 450 W. State St. Boise, ID al, ask for a script so you 83720-0036. won’t disappoint her again. SUBMISSION OF WRITTEN COMMENTS: Anyone may submit written comment regarding the proposed use of these funds for Then be prepared to have these grants. Written comments will be accepted from August 1- her provide you with them 10, 2011. For more information, contact Garland Draper at (208) regularly, because unless 334-5686, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, 450 W. you’re a mind reader, it’s the State St. Boise, ID 83720-0036. only way you’ll live up to her PUBLISH: July 28, 29, 30, 31, August 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, 2011 fantasies. EAR
GENERAL SKILLED Office Assistant Part time. Must be ABBY friendly, dependable, have a good attitude and work well with others. Jeanne Must be a self starter and able to work with little or no supervision. Evenings and Saturdays. Phillips Please send resume or application request to [email protected] EAR ABBY: We stand in line for movie tickets, GENERAL sporting events, Black Professional PSR Immediate opening for a School hours up to 30 hours per MAINTENANCE MANAGER Friday shopping, etc. Am I week, $19.00 per hour. Experience in carpentry, a working Minidoka School District. being overly sensitive when knowledge of plumbing and Call 208-436-6059 electrical, backhoe operation, and I have stood in line and the a valid drivers license required. person in front of me allows GENERAL Applicant must be self-motivated and organized. Wages D.O.E. family or friends to cut in? It Housing available. Apply online irks me no end when I have www.mountainvillage.com or spent anywhere from 30 fax resume to (208)774-3647. You may also mail application/ minutes to several hours Systems Service Technician resume to: General Manager - PROFESSIONAL waiting and someone butts J.R. Simplot Company Mountain Village Resort, Nampa, ID P. O. Box 150, Stanley, ID 83278 Get In The Habit! in front of me. How can I tactfully Specialized electronic and me- Read the address this without being chanical maintenance trou- bleshooting, sanitation, and re- confrontational? Or should Classifieds. The answer Classifieds I just bite my tongue and pair to all your questions. Call 733.0931 ext 2 Every Day The Behavioral Health Program in the Idaho Dept. of Health & move on? Associates degree in electron- Welfare is recruiting a Human Services Field Program STANDING ics and 2 years exp. in repair Manager in Twin Falls. The individual in this position provides and maintenance of electronic, IN LINE GENERAL leadership to the Adult and Children's Mental Health Programs electromechanical, and pneu- DEAR STANDING: It’s matic systems within the Twin Falls area (Region 5). We are seeking candidates who have significant experience in mental health one thing when a person lets Experience in food processing and providing leadership to major projects, programs, func- a spouse or one other per- industry preferred tions, or professional staff. Experience should include leader- son in — and quite another ship and collaboration with community groups and individuals For additional details and to in the development of community solutions to mental health. when it’s half a dozen peo- apply, please visit our website ple. However,folks this rude at www.simplot.com. We offer competitive For more info: Please visit can be hypersensitive when benefits/salaries. www.dhr.idaho.gov announcement # 09410031705. challenged and cause an EOE/AA employer. Idaho Milk Products is an international milk processing leader Questions: Stan Ferlic 208-732-1367. altercation, so I don’t rec- who is committed to our customers success through EEO/AA/Veteran teamwork, attention to detail, and valuing relationships. If you ommend taking them on. are looking for a position where you can balance work and An exception to this family or other personal needs this is the job for you. We are h is is a GREAT way to earn would be Black Friday, or a looking for a Night Production Supervisor who is flexible store event in which only a and able to respond to growing and changing needs of the certain number of shoppers company and become an integral part of Idaho Milk Products. some extra ca$h! Requires pre-payment will be allowed in. In a case prior to publication. Major credit/ debit cards, and cash accepted. Experience/Requirements in the following: Start a delivery route today! like that, security should be 733-0931 ext. 2 Times-News High school diploma or equivalent required notified if a large number of Four year degree preferred, preferably in Dairy Science or in Motor Routes Motor Route Motor Routes people are cutting in line. RESTAURANT a related field Counter Person, lunch & dinner Must have two to four years of experience in the dairy nd EAR ABBY: How can I shifts. Apply at 428 2 Ave E, food industry of which at least one to two years should be in SHOSHONE, Twin Falls. supervision roles get my stepsons to show BELLEVUE some compassion and love RESTAURANT Experience in managing personnel in highly diverse and RICHFIELD Full-time Position Available. complex work environments & HAILEY & DIETRICH GOODING for their father? 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His first wife lived sales for retail advertising and one inside sales for recruitment advertising. The for her sons only and proba- El Camino principal duty of these salespeople will be to sell. The secondary duty will be to Hailee Crestview bly forgot about her rela- Pheasant Harrison Ridgeway sell. You’ll sell ‘win win’ print, online and mobile advertising packages off ered tionship with my husband. Valencia Noble Imperial Perhaps this attitude was All advertising by the Times News, www.magicvalley.com and a variety of specialty and niche Fiesta Way Gimlet Sparks passed on to his sons. How is subject to the newspaper's publications. But what you’ll really be selling is solutions to local business owners standard of acceptance. do others in my situation who may also need your assistance in discovering just what solutions they need. The Times-News reserves the TWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS cope? right to edit, abbreviate decline The Successful Candidate will demonstrate: — CRYING IN 735 3241 735 3241 735 3241 or properly classify any ad. success in relentlessly prospecting to get new business; WISCONSIN Receipt of copy via remote entry a natural inquisitiveness about what constitutes customer success Trotter Filer Ave E Stadium DEAR CRYING: Dry your (fax, e-mail, etc.) does not Gallup constitute final acceptance by and an ability to ask open ended, thought provoking questions; Heyburn Meadowview tears, pick up the phone and Aspenwood this newspaper. The advertiser, a pattern of success in marketplaces that are extremely competitive; Locust Morning Sun encourage the “boys” to call not the newspaper assumes full Mae Drive Willmore Carriage Way their father once a week to responsibility for the truthful the ability to consistently listen; say they are thinking of him content of their advertiser an ongoing history of success in a fast paced business; message. and love him — and to share an assertive approach to achieving revenue and customer TWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS some memory their father 735 3241 satisfaction goals; 735 3241 735 3241 will relate to. And should the ability to communicate personal, quantifi able components of Call now for more your husband’s sons have a customer service excellence. information about memory lapse and forget to Past sales experience may be helpful but possessing innate curiosity and a routes available in call, remind them — but do SALES it without laying a guilt trip. Become a Subaru Sales competitive approach is far more important. The Times News off ers an excellent your area. Associate! Must have good computer, phone & people skills benefi t package including medical, dental, vision, life, paid vacation and sick Twin Falls, TFMR...... 735 3241 & be motivated to succeed. days, fl exible spending account(s) and a 401(k) program. Abbreviations can lead to Base salary & commission. Burley, Rupert, Paul, Hailey, Kimberly, Shoshone . Email resume to Please apply online at www.magicvalley.com/workhere confusion. Make sure [email protected] before Saturday, July 30, 2011. . . 678 2201 or 735 3302 readers will understand your CANYON MOTORS SUBARU ad completely. Spell it out. TWIN FALLS, ID. h e Times News is a drug-free workplace / EOE Gooding, Jerome, Filer, Buhl, Wendell.735 3346 Classifieds.733.0931 ext 2 Classifieds 8 Saturday, August 6, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News DEAR ABBY: IF AUGUST 6 IS YOUR Today is Saturday, Aug. BIRTHDAY: During the 6, the 218th day of 2011. next four to six weeks, you THOUGHT THOUGHT FOR TODAY CONSTRUCTION might be influenced and AUTO TECHNICIAN Need Form Setter with Previous experience plus own tools concrete experience. motivated by others you Today’s Highlight: FOR required. Prefer ASE Certified or Call 208-324-9256 lv msg. trade school training. We offer meet in a club or other On Aug. 6, 1961, ongoing training, health, retirement organization. In late TODAY benefits. Send resume to SKILLED October and early [email protected] or Welders, Pipefitters, Millwrights 208-678-2221 or in person at Barclay Mechanical Services is November, you might allow looking for full-time long term 1221 W. Main, Burley, ID. employment in Mini-Cassia/Magic your wishful thinking to Valley area. Experience required. take control, so could waste SKILLED Pay DOE. Health, Vision, Dental time and resources on peo- Construction Laborers & 401k benefits available. Experience in concrete finishing and Apply in person at ple or purchases that will steel framing a plus. 490 W 100 S Hwy 25, Paul prove to be a disappoint- Apply in person at 53 N 200 W., Jerome ment. February is the best 208-324-3427 FINANCIAL month to pursue a higher TODAY IN professional position or for- SKILLED HISTORY Looking for exp'd Equipment mulate an investment strat- Operator with at least 1 yr backhoe egy. April is the best time to exp. Must be willing to travel. Pay DOE. Must be able to pass accept opportunities, On this date: drug screening. Apply in person at launch personal plans or In 1806, 24 E. 200 S. Burley, ID SARA LEE ROUTE for sale. Seri- ous inquiry only. Avail. for calls on make decisions about Wednesdays. $60,000. Call An- romantic commitments. SKILLED drew 208-219-0608 Tire/Lube Technician needed for diesel shop, wage DOE, benefits In 1825, avail. Apply at RTTI 323 West HOROSCOPE Nez Perce in Jerome, or call Bryan 208-324-3511 ex. 104 Jeraldine TIRED OF 1% OR LESS ON CD'S? In 1890, HOW ABOUT EARNING 5%. Looking— forQUESTIONED-OUT $133,000 or $266,000 to Saunders re-finance, not purchase,IN OHIO brick DEARduplexes QUESTIONED- in good location in Twin Falls. OUT:Call Erik Andersen 208-420-0125 ARIES (March 21-April 19): Unplug and become EDUCATION entirely engaged in the world around you. Social In 1911, events don’t need to be a spectator sport. If you are looking for romance, In 1926, Cupid’s arrows might hit THOUGHT FOR TODAY CLASSIFIEDS the target; be ready for It pays to read the fine print! action. Call the Times-News to place TAURUS (April 20-May your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 20): You may be called upon to dig deeper into your In 1945 PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE pockets for money to share Big profits usually mean big risks. with others. Make sure you Before you do business with a are getting a fair exchange in company, check it out with the business deals — but where Better Business Bureau.DEAR For free information about avoiding personal generosity is investment scams, write to the required, act bighearted. In 1965, Federal Trade Commission,ABBY GEMINI (May 21-June Washington, D.C. 20580 or call 20): You may need to the National Fraud Information Center rethink decisions made in In 1978, 1-800-876-7060 the past. Pay attention to indications that other peo- DEARaGRICULTURE ABBY: ple have misunderstood In 1986, your intentions. It may be difficult to clarify a situa- tion that has become con- fused. CANCER (June 21-July In 1991, 22): If you wish to be given CONNECT WITH the royal treatment, then CUSTOMERS WHO NEED act like you deserve it. Build YOUR SERVICE up instead of tearing down. Advertise in the Business & Service Directory Rather than being critical Extras from 733-0931 ext. 2 and finding fault, set a good example for others to follow. Ten years ago: DEAR ABBY MINIATURE BULLS, (3) yearling, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): A black with horns. lighthearted approach will Call 208-308-1561 lighten your load. Conflicts WANTED Young Hens, Araucana disappear as attention shifts chickens, for a handicap girl. 208-431-0588 to vibrant new contacts. — STANDING Welcome new, unconven- IN LINE tional ideas and find ways to DEAR STANDING: incorporate them into tradi- HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS 100 head tional situations. for sale. 40 years AI. Rigby, ID. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 208-522-3417 or 208-390-3417 22): Indecision could be a good thing at this point. Your attractive powers are at a high point, but you may act like a magnet for the Five years ago: wrong people. Don’t ignore an invitation; remain sensi- tive to someone’s feelings. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): An intense desire for GIVE YOUR HORSE A 2ND togetherness can backfire. CHANCE. WANTED: Unwanted Someone who is willing to horses, ponies, mules and draft bend over backward to horses. Call 208-539-2206 please you in every way possible wants to be more than “just friends,” so be DEAR ABBY: clear about your intentions. ALASKAN HUSKY Puppies SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. for sale, $50. Older huskies, 21): A significant other is free to good home. 829-5785 compelling and dynamic, One year ago: BOARDER COLLIE puppies from good working stock. $50. gaining attention and admi- Call 320-1400 ration. Be proud of a part- CHIHUAHUA AKC puppies. 7 wks. ner’s success — even if it is old. 2 males, 1 female. Unique col- difficult to share your loved ors. White, brindle, brown. $350- one with others. Fight off 733-5361 or 410-1705 $450. the green-eyed monster. COCKAPOO Pups 3 males, 2 fe- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- males, born 06/11/10, 1st shots, dewclaws removed, tails docked. Dec. 21): Sing for your sup- Cash only.208-654-5544/431-5524 per. Other people expect DACHSHUND AKC Pups ready now you to pay your fair share of Adorable, $150-$200. In Buhl. Can the bills. When searching e-mail pictures. 405-973-6395 for love, you might feel like DOBERMAN PINSCHER humming The Rolling puppies, ready now, $700. Call 208-539-3349 Stones’ song “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.“ FOUND Parrot, young, green col- ored, found on 8th St. in Twin Falls. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Call 208-316-8298 Jan. 19): Monogamy does FREE 2 Chihuahuas 1 yr old, Border not necessarily mean Collie, 2 yrs old. monotony. You can spice up Call 293-5610 your love life by making love FREE Beagle Cross puppies, 15 a work in progress. Singles weeks old, 4 males. Call 208-312-2372 may find safety and security by meeting up with a love FREE Beagle mix, female, approxi- mately 70 pounds, about 1 year from the past. old, spade and all shots, mostly AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- white with brown and black mark- ings. 208-677-2382— CRYING IN Feb. 18): Stick close to kith WISCONSIN and kin, giving all your FREE Black Lab mix puppies (2), all shotsDEAR and spadeCRYING: included. devotion to those you can 208-934-8696 or 208-539-1143 depend upon and trust. A FREE Cat, 6 years old, needs good new friend or acquaintance home with no pets. could try to embroil you in a 208-733-7744 controversy that is apt to FREE Cat, male, neutered, litter box cause turmoil. trained, 2 years old. Call 208-358-3492 PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): It is easy to be seduced by FREE Collie/Golden Retriever cross, 15 wks, males, 1st shots, only to new attractions when in the good homes. 569-3032 Burley throes of passion. Stick to the FREE Kittens to good home, tried and true if your piggy- all colors, male and female. bank or your heart is at stake. Call 208-316-0218 Don’t be afraid to take the FREE KITTENS time for further evaluations. If you’ve lost that special pet, Very sweet, to good homes only. advertise to find them in the We’re here to help. Call Call after 5pm please 678-3251. Classifieds. The answer We’re here to help. Call Classifieds. They’ll be home 733.0931 ext 2 to place your LAB Puppies AKC, 8 weeks old, It’s easy to advertise in to all your questions. 733.0931 ext 2 to place your yellow males, chocolate males & Call 733.0931 ext 2 soon. 733.0931 ext 2 ad in Classifieds today females, ready to go, $200. classified. 733.0931 ext. 2 208-358-2986 Times News Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Saturday, August 6, 2011 Classifieds 9
THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek
Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, CUSTOM BALE STACKING, alfalfa, BICYCLES 14 Schwinn. $50-$1500. CANOE 14 ft Old Town, 30 pound ALJO '99 TRAVEL TRAILER, 22' to form four ordinary words. wheat, and barley straw, big bales 4 motorized bicycles, pedal to thrust motor, 2 maple paddles, 2 Walk-around bed, awning, air. Ex- st only. Call Jordan 208-490-3945. start, each under $400. 326-3296 life vests, 1 quality and well taken cellent cond. 208-539-3148 care of. $675. 208-324-7273 OHDNU CUSTOM SWATHING & BALING COACHMEN '09 Chaparral 33' 5th Rotary swather 3x4 baler, also wheel, 2 slides, used very little, exc buying hay & straw on the stump. cond, hitch incl, $28,000. 423-4292 208-731-8502 ©2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc. th All Rights Reserved. COUGAR '04 5 wheel, 31', large CUSTOM THRASHING AIR COMPRESSOR 1999 Atlas slide, good condition, $14,500. OTINJ Wheat & Barley Copco 185 CFM, skid mount, Call 208-539-1616 Call 208-308-3479 diesel, low hrs, one owner, work ready. $4800. Call 320-4058 HR '08 Savoy, loaded, one slide, like new, $14,000. Must see. WE BALE STRAW 208-736-2096 Best Prices JET BOAT '97 Design Concepts. th Call 208-329-9608. AIR COMPRESSOR, '99 Ingersol 22' 7.4 liter Kodiak Marine V8. KOMFORT '97 5 Wheel, 35', 3 TCETIK Rand 185 CFM, Towable JD Hamilton 3 Stage Pump. slides, with W/D, beautiful trailer! Diesel 239 ACT. Hours. Like Heater, full/closed cabin, sus- $13,000/offer 208-423-5828 New cond. $7500. 320-4058 pension seats, Galvanized EZLOAD Trailer w/ surge STARCRAFT '94 tent trailer, good
Sign Up for the IAFLOFCIUp Sign fan club (OFFICIAL) Facebook Jumble brakes. 1 owner, very clean, condition, $1,890/offer. See at $15,900. Call 320-4058 1884 Canyon Trail Way. 734-3374 NITEIG BARBED WIRE New ¼ mi 12¾ Now arrange the circled letters gage 2pt, $60. Tying twine new to form the surprise answer, as box 2500', $20. Electric fence suggested by the above cartoon. wire new ¼ mi, $20. 731-1232 GREEN BEANS great crop! Easy A: MISCELLANEOUS picking! U-Pick, $10 per 5 gallon bucket. Call 208-536-2080 (Answers Monday) TRAILMANOR '06 2720SL. Stores Jumbles: BLURT SIXTH GOBBLE MAYHEM in garage! Loaded. Pops down Yesterday’s SKEETER '88 Pro 18 ft bass boat for easy towing. Hitch included. Answer: What the Amazon explorer and the Amazon 150 HP Mercury XR2 Black Max $21,000. 208-423-4386 River had in common — A BIG MOUTH outboard, motor guide, 54 ft lbs thrust trolling motor, 2 Humming ANTIQUES and COLLECTIBLES Bird fish finders, seats 6, folding top. Nice trailer, good tires, very Today is Saturday, Aug. Wanted old magazines, toys, horse tack, Indian items, jewelry clean & ready for the water. 6, the 218th day of 2011. $4200. Call 208-320-4058 & quilts. Call 208-280-6533 2-TANDEM Heavy Duty trailer- There are 147 days left in the $1500, 1- single axle 7' 7”x9' 6” , GERMAN ROTTWEILER Puppies, BUFFET SET very nice and large, $650. Call 539-7700 or 308-9199 year. purebred, 4 females avail. $300/ mid 1800's, stamped “Argentina” each. Josh 208-481-1023 lv msg. oday’s Highlight: on back. $1,500/offer ATV/UTILITY TRAILER 8'x16', tie Call 208-308-2509 On Aug. 6, 1961, Soviet LAB Puppies AKC, yellow, almost BUYING Gold & Silver Jewelry, downs, holds 4 ATVs, includes cosmonaut Gherman Titov white. Famous Candlewood Ken- Coins, Bullion, also Sterling Silver. ***USED SHELLS**** spare tire and built-in storage, nel lines, great grandfather on cov- Top prices paid. 208-410-5787 Quality~Low Prices~Selection. $950/offer. 423-6180 / 404-3795 became the second man to er of Ducks Unlimited magazine. 208-312-1525 orbit Earth as he flew Males $200. 673-6713 / 312-0323 BUYING gold, silver, coins, proof ZIEMAN '79 backhoe trailer, and mint sets, Idaho tokens, paper good brakes & tires, $1200/offer. aboard Vostok 2, call sign LAB Pups, yellow, AKC, 8 week old REFRIG/FREEZER runs good, money, jewelry, sterling - highest 208-326-3278 “Eagle’’ (hence Titov’s for sale. 4 males & 2 females. keeps cold & frozen, has option for prices paid - call Hollis at 208-720- $300 for each. Has shots and reg- ice maker, $120. 490-2418 lv msg 3941 or www.chcoins.com tRANSPORTATION repeated exclamation over istration. 208-539-2484 the radio, “I am Eagle!”). WANTED Military items from WWI LABRADOODLE Pups, CKC Reg through the Vietnam war. Cash DixonsArkRanch.com. paid for uniforms, insignia, docu- Call 208-731-9839 ments, scrapbooks and gear. KIT COMPANION '69 Camper, TODAY IN Paul 732-8391 or 420-0414 18' camp trailer, $500. LHASA APSO puppies. AKC, no 208-324-6904 st HISTORY shedding, 1 shots, dewormed, 1 WANTED TO BUY male, 1 female, $300 & $350. 539- Junk Cars & Trucks. NOTICE 7234 after 6pm call 734-7234 WASHER & DRYER Whirlpool Will pay cash; small $200, Classified Advertisers Gently Used, $225. med $300, large $400 & up. MINI DACHSHUNDS CKC Reg., Please check your ad for n this date: Call 208-219-9545 Northwest Salvage & Recovery 1 male, 4 females, $300 each. accuracy the first day it runs. In 1806, the Holy Roman 208-212-1058. Locally owned RV Clearance! Call Jennifer Lee @ 430-1893. The Times-News will only be WASHER/DRYER Empire went out of exis- KEYSTONE '08 Cougar responsible for any errors report- SHIH TZU Puppies AKC Reg, plus Buy, Sell, Repair WANTED We buy junk batteries. tence as Emperor Francis II shots, very cute. 3 males, $300/ Kenmore set $250 We pay more than anyone out ed on the first day of publication abdicated. ea, 1 female, $350. 208-421-1481 excellent condition. Warranty. there. Check us out at Interstate Please Call 733-0931 ext. 2 Call 280-2604 Batteries. Fully licensed and in- n 1825, Upper Peru SHIH TZU Puppies, CKC registered, sured to protect the batteries all black and white, $225 and $275. became the autonomous the way to the smelter. Call 208-670-3956 republic of Bolivia. Call 208-733-0896. n 1890, convicted mur- 412 Eastland Drive, 8-5 Mon-Fri derer William Kemmler WANTED WWI and WWII German became the first person to War souvenirs (pins, badges, in- signia, etc.) Paul, 732-8391 or Slides & lots of extras be executed in the electric BEET HARVESTER 6 row WIC, 420-0414 Just $17,950 $5,000. Beet Topper 6 row WIC, chair as he was put to death $1,000. Call 208-316-0766 at Auburn State Prison in HR '08 Toyhauler FORD '74 861 Power Master, com- New York. pletely restored, new radiator, dou- n 1911, actress-comedi- ble clutch, proof meter, front tires, 23 hours on rebuilt engine, after AK-47 FULL AUTO Fire Control CLASSIFIEDS an Lucille Ball was born in market power steering. Parts. Complete set original mili- tary issue. New regulations. When It pays to read the fine print! Jamestown, N.Y. New paint to match 1957 models! Call the Times-News to place See at 2422 Oakley Ave. there gone, that's it. Will work in n 1926, Gertrude Ederle your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 Hollister, ID. ANY AK. Also found a few sets of became the first woman to M-14 full auto part sets. Legal to JOHN DEERE CORN HEAD 10 REUSABLE LUMBER truck load, own (for now?) 208-733-2781 or NEW ENGINES and RE-MANUFAC- swim the English Channel, row, 40 series, plastic noses, very all sizes, $3500/offer. 208-212-0214. THANKS and TURED ENGINES and TRANS- arriving in Kingsdown, good cond. $17,000. 308-3064. Call 208-366-7322 or 208-599-1506 GOD BLESS AMERICA 26' A must see! MISSIONS. USED ENGINES, Just $27,963 England, from France in STEEL BUILDINGS Factory Direct HOWA 308 Ranchland 20", rings TRANSMISSIONS, transfer cases, WANTED John Deere 14T or 14½ hours. Discounted Inventory 33x39, and mount, LNIB, very accurate, fenders, hoods, lights, bumpers, 214T or 224T hay baler regard- 42x57, 54x99, 60x156. $350/offer. 208-490-1159 COACHMAN '02 Aurora doors, grilles, mirrors, RADIA- n 1945, during World less of condition. Will pay cash. Miscellaneous material available. TORS, etc. 208-734-7090 War II, the United States 208-324-5858 www.sunwardsteel.com Source: 0IS PARKER 12ga, very nice shotgun. dropped an atomic bomb on 208-932-4563 LEFEVR Nitro Special 16 ga, side by side, nice gun. Hiroshima, Japan, resulting WANTED John Deere 800 or 880 STEEL ROOFING Brown color, 16- hay swather regardless of con- 23 ft. length, approximately 2500 208-421-4841 after 4pm. in an estimated 140,000 dition. Pay in cash. sq. ft., Call 208-731-9670 208-324-5858 T-C BENCHMARK 22 caliber auto deaths. rifle with 5 mags. $300. T-C Con- n 1965, President tender rifle with 3 barrels, 22 LR, WANTED Plows 2, 3, 4 & 5 bottom 22 hornet, 223 REM, with custom Lyndon B. Johnson signed disks tandem or off set. Grain Drills, thumb hole, butt stock and forend. the Voting Rights Act. Roller Harrows & Seed Cleaner. $600. Tactical solutions, 22 CAL. 26' 2 slides, V10, Generator Call Bob at 208-312-3746. Just $42,500 n 1978, Pope Paul VI died LAPTOPS for sale. Great for school, Rifle, with 11 mags. $600. work or play. $150-$300. Trade in 208-734-3657 or 208-404-1145 at Castel Gandolfo at age WANTED Tractors and other welcome. 678-6843 or 431-8153 Montana '02 5th Wheel 80. misc; repair/salvage/running. Bob, 208-312-3746 AUTOCAR '93 GM with 14 yard n 1986, William J. bed, loadtarp, 400 Cummins, Schroeder (SHRAY’-dur) BC4, 13 spd, PS, AC, 60,000 HUNTING BOW Ed Bear, lights out, GVW, plumbed for pup, low died after living 620 days comes with case, arrows and ev- WANTED truckload of dry firewood miles, one owner, work ready. with the Jarvik 7 artificial erything needed to hunt. Brand $16,900. Call 208-320-4058. logs, must deliver in Spring Creek, New, Ready to go! $580. heart. NV. 775-385-6495/775-753-4218 Brent 734-8017 or 420-3072 n 1991, the World Wide Web made its public debut 34' 2 slides, Generator rECREATIONAL Just $24,900 as a means of accessing webpages over the Internet. METAL FOLDING CHAIRS ALFA '02 See YA TV newsman Harry (40) older Call 208-731-9670 Reasoner died in Norwalk, CHEVY '88 8000 with 8 yard Conn., at age 68. dump. Diesel Allison, AT, PS, en years ago: Ending AC, load tarp, one owner, HD '97 Softtail, 80 cu. in. EVO en- fleet maintained. $8900. months of speculation, for- gine, 5 speed trans, less than Call 208-320-4058. mer President Bill Clinton 16,000 miles, $6,500/offer. 208-423-5467 / (cell) 775-293-0701 said he would write his CONNECT WITH CUSTOMERS WHO NEED YOUR SERVICE much sought-after mem- HONDA '05 CRF 70 37' Diesel. Slides. WOW! Good condition, $375. Advertise in the oirs for publisher Alfred A. TWIN FALLS TRADING CO. Just $59,800 Call 208-308-2276 Business & Service Directory Knopf. General Duong Van Gently used furniture, Antiques, 733-0931 ext. 2 “Big’’ Minh, who was the Cool Junk, Patio & Home Decor KAWASAKI '08 KLX140 dirt bike, HR '04 Vacationer Hours: 10-5:30 Tuesday-Friday nd low miles, good cond, $2400/offer. president of South Vietnam ALFALFA HAY 2 cut, small bales, & 10-2 Saturday 208-678-5504 or 312-0768 covered, price negotiable. 590 Addison Ave ~ 732-5200 for just a few days before the Call 208-733-3871 or 208-539-9871 country fell to Communist KAWASAKI '96 ATV Mule, ALFALFA HAY 2nd cutting, WALK IN COOLER 4 years old, 936 $1,600 invaders in 1975, died in 1 ton bales, $225 ton. cubic ft., 2 doors, $9,000/offer Call 208-308-2276 Pasadena, Calif., at age 85. 208-308-8741 Richfield Call 208-731-0545 SUZUKI '08 125DRZ, low miles, DODGE '02 2500 with 9 ft utility Brazilian author Jorge ALFALFA Small 80 lb bales, $240 runs great, $1500/offer. bed, Cummins Diesel, AT, AC, Amado died at age 88. ton Non-Certified, $250 ton Certi- 208-421-6790 or 316-5205 new tires, very clean & well ive years ago: Oil giant fied. 208-324-7171 leave message 34' slides. Like new. maintained, one owner. $8900. YAMAHA '94 YZ250, excellent Call 208-320-4058 ALFALFA Small bales, shape, completely rebuild, $1,000. Just $64,900 BP announced an indefinite Ward Auction & Appraisals shutdown of the biggest oil- $190/ton, $9/bale, Heyburn area. Call 208-358-3040 208-219-2351 “Putting value to your MONACO '02 Diplomat DRESSER '91 515C 2 yard wheel field in the U.S., at Prudhoe loader, low hrs, good rubber, fresh ALFALFA/TIMOTHY grass mix. valuables” paint, $17,500. Freightliner '86 : Bay in Alaska,after finding a Good horse hay. Small bales. Set up Available dump truck 400C, 10 spd, 15' box, pipeline leak. Sherri $9.00/bale. 208-539-5986 (208)590-0253 w/pintle, $9500. Western Star '99 Steinhauer shot an even- ATTENTION FARMERS 12.7 Detroit 13 spd, sleeper, 100% JBS Five Rivers Cattle Feeding – tires with '00 Trail-Eze 48', 102” par 72 to win the Women’s Interstate Feedlot in Malta, Idaho hydraulic tail, $41,500 pair. WA British Open for the third will be buying wheat during the '94 320 Komatsu 3½ yard loader, harvest season and throughout the cab, 75% rubber, $26,500. Talbert time, and the first since it year. A fair market price will be paid. '88 55T low boy, manual, 29' deck AC refrigerated apt size $50. Brown with lift axle, outriggers, $29,500. became a major. Tiger Call 208-645-2221 40' Diesel, 2 slides, loaded! for details and pricing. boots 17” calf size 8. Black zipper 208-406-6357 or 208-406-8953 Woods won his 50th PGA boots size 8. Black Browning boots $77,500 GRAIN BINS for sale. 50° below zero size 8. 539-7822 BOULTON '08 21' aluminum jet Tour title with a three- boat. Must see, one of a kind (2) 1000 bushel. Make offer. We connect Buyers & Sellers stroke victory over Jim crossover. Ski & fish boat with 208-731-2182 734-3000 Furyk in the Buick Open. CLASSIFIEDS too many options to list. Full can- GRASS MIX Choice fine stem, no vas covers, mooring cover with ne year ago: In a stun- rain, $10/bale, 200 ton. Close to It pays to read the fine print. bras, easy on gas with Hamilton ning announcement, Twin Falls. 208-733-5789 Call the Times-News to place 212 pump, seating for 12 & plen- your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 ty of HP to move 383 Stroker FL. FORD '04 F-450 12 ft flatbed, Hewlett-Packard Co. said it HAY & STRAW FOR SALE Ski tower, automatic water ballast 54,000 Actual Miles, Power- Check listings daily at system. Water proof stereo sys- stroke Diesel, AT, AC, like new, had ousted CEO Mark Hurd FAST TREES www.hayboard.com Grow 6-8 ft. yearly, tem second to none. Brand new one owner truck, 15,500 GVW. after an investigation of a $13.95-$18.95 delivered. Brochure st paint. $37,500 retailed over $16,900. Call 208-320-4058. HAY for sale small bales, 1 cutting, online at www.fasttrees.com or sexual harassment com- nd $60,000. 208-709-0001 soon 2 cutting, any amount. 800-615-3405 plaint found that he had fal- 208-539-6036 LEATHER BOOTS, white, custom, sified expense reports and HAY for sale. 2 string bale, $8/bale handmade, 10” lace up, 12D, worn other documents to conceal for alfalfa, and $7/bale for grass very little, good condition, $175. a relationship with a con- hay, Declo area. 431-2660. 208-324-7273 tractor. HAY Grass Alfalfa Mix 80-90 lb PATIO AWNING brand new, 12'x10' bales, 2 string bales. $195 ton. $9 retractable, forest green, still in per bale. 280-7542 or 734-7541 box, never opened. Moving, can't CORAVELLE '75 FREIGHTLINER '89 use. $495. 208-733-4924 with 16' dump bed. 160,000 Why keep it when you don’t HORSE HAY 3rd cutting, 125 lbs. 19' red fiberglass boat, $2000. 208-324-6904 Actual miles, 444 HP Cummins need it? Sell those unwanted 3-string, green, barn stored, TOOLBOX for full size pickup Diesel, 15 spd, Jake Brake, AC, $14/bale. 208-539-2722 for sale, $150. PS, Hendrickson rears, 18,000 FISHING BOAT 12' with cover, cus- items in the Classifieds today. 208-733-5905 lb front, 45,000 rears, 63K T.S.C. Hay 20T small bales High tom trailer, near new, 9½ Johnson GVW, excellent rubber, one call 733.0931 ext 2 or use the country 90% grass 10% alfalfa. UTILITY TRAILER, 8' Snowbear, motor, 36 electric motor, fish find- owner, well maintained. $18,500. Good horse hay. $300. Scuba, BC, regulator, fins, er, lots of extras. Will pay license Call 208-320-4058. Ad Owl at www.magicvalley.com Con 208-280-0839. & bag, $100. Call 404-1693 fee. $1,800. Burley 928-308-5503 Classifieds 10 Saturday, August 6, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News SEE US FIRST FOR FOLD KING TRAILER, 50 ton, man- GMC '89 Suburban, 4x4, runs good, ual sold neck. $15,000. GMC '98 Sierra 1500, 4x4, ext cab, CHEVY '88 Corvette, bronze color, runs & drives well, great hunting or good condition, receiver hitch, new brakes, new battery, Sony Call 208-308-0420 $2500/offer. 670-5598 after 4:00. GREAT CARS & work truck. $1750/offer. 961-0556 stereo sound system, new high performance tires, asking $6,500. IH '79 10-wheel truck, DT466 diesel, Call 208-404-8258 13 spd, $7300. Ford '99 1T diesel, GREAT BUYS! 6 spd, flat bed, $7500. Toyota '79 pickup, $700. 208-734-5123 or 208-420-5123. FRUEHAUF '90 33 ft, end dump, load tarp, 70% rubber, one JEEP '08 Wrangler Unlimited owner, municipal trailer, clean & Rubicon, 4x4, auto, lift, hard top work ready. $14,900. Nav, only 13500 miles, $29,975. Call 208-320-4058 Stock #8L647382D 208-733-5776 CHRYSLER '06 300C Chrysler Certified, leather, sun roof, Hemi, ‘04 GMC ENVOY SLT 4X4 ‘07 FORD F150 XLT SUPERCREW CD, $19,965. Stock#6H240509DC 4X4 OLDSMOBILE '00 BRAVADA Fully 208-733-5776 #11T302S 6 CYL. PWR HEATED LEATHER SEATS 11T268A 5.4 V8 PWR SEAT KEYLESS ENTRY SUNROOF CD CHANGER NAVAGATION ALLOYS RUNNING BOARDS LINCOLN '06 Mark LT, 4X4, loaded, equipped, low miles. $3995. All the leather, multi CD, running boards , options. Call 404-8042 $10,980 $15,780 $22,999. Stock #6FJ19861D 208-733-5776 ’07 FORD TAURUS SEL ‘03 FORD EXCURSION XLT 4X4 Require pre-payment #11T229B PWR SEAT KEYLESS ENTRY X845C PWR SEAT KEYLESS ENTRY ALLOYS prior to publication. Major credit/ ONLY 37,000 MI. SEE & DRIVE! RUNNING BOARDS 3RD ROW SEATS ONLY 78,000 MI. CHRYSLER '05 Town & Country debit cards, & cash accepted. Touring Minivan. Stow-n-go seat- 733-0931 ext. 2 Times-News GALION '78 T-500 with ing, 1 owner, good cond., ice blue. $11,980 $13,980 1900 Actual hours, new factory Must see! $6500. Jim at 731-6645 Remanufactured Detroit diesel, 12 ft, mold board, front Scarifier, ‘10 FORD FOCUS SE ’08 SCION XB IROPS, new rubber, one owner, MAZDA '95 B2300, 4 cyl., 5 spd., #X941 4 CYL. AUTO PWR WINDOWS, LOCKS #X840 AUTO NAVIGATION SYSTEM ALLOYS clean & well maintained. nice clean truck, only $3995. CD KEYLESS ENTRY SPOILER 28,000 MI. $16,900. Call 208-320-4058. DODGE '07 Charger SRT8 Super $15,980 $15,980 Bee, 6.1 Hemi, numbered car, sun DODGE '07 Grand Caravan, super clean, only 54K miles, roof, Nav, premium wheels, SUPERCAB only $13,595. $30,999. Stock #7H653038CD ’07 FORD RANGER XLT ‘08 CHRYSLER T&C LX VAN 208-733-5776 #11T316A V 6 AUTO PWR WINDOWS, LOCKS, #X919 3.3 V6 DUAL AIR IPOD PORT MIRRORS CD CHANGER ONLY 38,000 MI. BLUE TOOTH KEYLESS ENTRY $15,980 $15,980
GMC '91 Top-Kick w/19' flatbed ‘10 FORD FUSION SE ‘09 NISSAN ALTIMA 25 S dump, 3116 Cat diesel, 5 spd, #X931 4 CYL. AUTO PWR SEATS X944 – 4 CYL AUTO KEYLESS ENTRY brand new radials, clean & well CD CHANGER KEYLESS ENTRY ALLOYS SMART KEY CD maintained $8900. 208-320-4058 $17,980 $17,980 CHEVROLET '05 Tahoe LS, 4x4, local one owner, 61K miles, clean, DODGE '09 Caliber SE, auto, CD, $16,995. Ford 2000 Van E 250. Work van air, $10,999. Stock #9D117735 / with racks and shelves. V8, AT, 208-733-3033 ‘08 JEEP PATRIOT LTD 4X4 ‘10 DODGE AVENGER R T X917 4 CYL AUTO LEATHER SEATS SUNROOF #X932 4 CYL. AUTO HEATED PWR LEATHER SEATS AC, PS. Owner, Clean. $5500. CD CHANGER ALLOYS REAR SPOILER Call 320-4058 NAVIGATION SYSTEM CD CHANGER $18,980 GMC '98 3500 Crew Cab with 9' $17,980 flatbed utility, 6.5 Turbo Diesel, AT, AC, new Radials, one owner, well maintained. $5900. 320-4058 ‘06 NISSAN TITAN KING CAB ‘10 CHEVY MALIBU LT SE 4X4 #11T050 PWR SEAT KEYLESS ENTRY CD X948 4 CYL AUTO PWR SEAT BLUETOOTH ASSIST AUTO BROKERAGE CHANGER ALLOYS SUPER BUY! ALLOYS takes clean, reasonably priced vehicles on consignment and gets $18,980 $18,980 them sold for you. Call 536-1900.
CHEVY '94 Suburban, 4x4, only 77K miles, CD, cruise, 3rd seat, FORD '03 Mustang Conv, leather, tow pkg, $5935. Stock #RJ743516 cruise, multi CD, air, $8925. IHC '87 9300 with new factory 208-733-3033 Stock #3F391422D 208-733-5776 400 Cummins. 13spd. Jake Brake. 1 owner, Looks, runs and drives like new. $13,200. Call 320-4058 FORD '99 Escort ZX2, 2 door, auto- matic, AM/FM/Cassette, power ‘01 LEXUS GS430 ‘06 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER SS Dave Johnson locks, FWD. Runs great. 118K 11T196B – ONLY 64,000 MILES! YOU MUST SEE AWD #11T204A 5.3L V8 PWR HEATED LEATHER BUICK '06 LaCrosse, 3.8 V6, nice miles. $2700/offer. 586-292-6125 AND DRIVE THIS V 8 POWERED LEXUS! SEATS ON STAR SUNROOF clean car, $11,998. HONDA '07 Accord. Pampered! $15,880 $17,980 45,500 miles, auto, 4 cyl, multi CD, air, red, $14,900. 208-878-2087
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IHC '90 9300 with 124,000 Is on your side Actual Miles, 350 Cummins Big ‘10 VW JETTA S ‘04 VW TOUAREG AWD Cam IV, 13 spd, PS, AC, Jake Call 734-3000 #X943 5 CYL. AUTO PWR SEAT 11T202A V8 6 SPEED AUTO PWR HEATED LEATHER brake, Hendrickson spring CD STABILITY CONTROL SEATS NAVIGATION SUNROOF rears, exc. rubber, one owner. Very Nice, Local, Low Miles, Clean $13,900. Call 208-320-4058. BUICK '06 Lacrosse, auto, CD, Car!! $12,983. cruise, alloy wheels, Onstar, Call 733-3000 $17,980 $17,980 POTATO TRUCK BED Logan self $11,975. Stock #61198872D unloading, 20 ft. long, exc. cond., 208-733-5776 $4,000. Steel flatbed, 15 ft., $500. Call 208-539-5570 LINCOLN '85 Town Car, 42K actual TRUCK COMPANY for sale. Owner miles, like new condition, $3995/ retiring. 3 FRTLNR tractors. 4 53' offer. Call DuWayne 208-434-2145 dry vans. 2 48' dry vans w/ Pintle hitch/Air and electrical hookups. 4 28' dry vans w/swinging doors. 3 FORD '03 Expedition, 4x4, 3rd ‘10 DODGE CHARGER SXT ‘10 FORD MUSTANG converter dollys. Equipment well seat, V8, AT, AC, full power, X947 3.5 V 6 PWR SEAT KEYLESS ENTRY #11T274A V6 5 SPEED KEYLESS ENTRY CD maintained. Full Interstate Authori- Yakima roof rack, Warn 8500 lb. BLUETOOTH ALLOYS SHARP! CHANGER ONLY 9,200 MILES ty, current & in good standing. All Winch with Reunel bumper, new BUICK '08 Lucerne CXL, loaded, for less than 130K. Radials, immaculate & well PONTIAC '07 G6 Sport, V6, new $19,980 $19,980 Send inquires to: Trucking maintained. $8900. leather, Onstar, multi CD, $17,999. Stock #8U127559 208-733-3033 tires, clean local car, P.O. 732 Filer, Idaho, 83328 Call 208-320-4058. only $13,995. No online or phone responses ‘06 CHEVY COLORADO LT ‘10 CHRYSLER 300 TOURING CREW CAB 4X4 #11T238B AUTO HEATHED 3.5 #X940 PWR LEATHER SEATS TRACTION CONTROL LEATHER PWR SEATS ON STAR BEDLINER ALLOYS BLUE TOOTH RADIO BEAUTIFUL AUTOMOBILE! $19,980 21,980 A RARE FIND!! FORD '05 Escape, 4X4, XLT, V6, ‘08 HONDA ELEMENT EXT AWD ‘10 HYUNDAI SANTA FE GLS extra clean one owner, #11T261A 4 CYL. AUTO PWR WINDOWS, LOCKS AWD #X924 4CYL AUTO PWR WINDOWS, LOCKS, only $12,995. BUICK '09 Lucerne, PW, PL, AC, ALLOYS ONLY 28,000 MILES MIRRORS KEYLESS ENTRY CD CHANGER BLUETOOTH temp display, steering wheel controls for radio & cruise, great gas $21,980 $21,980 mileage, very clean, only $17,995.
PONTIAC '08 G6 GT Coupe, mutli- ‘10 JEEP LIBERTY LTD 4X4 ‘07 TOYOTA SEQUOIA SR5 4X4 CD, sun roof, alloy wheels, $15,750. X907 V 6 AUTO PWR LEATHER SEATS KEYLESS Stock #84176887208-733-3033 #10T548A 8 PASSENGER PWR SEAT ENTRY BLUETOOTH ALLOYS SUNROOF CD CHANGER ALLOYS FORD '93 Ranger 4x4 $22,980 $23,880 $3,783. Call 734-3000 ‘08 GMC SIERRA SLE XCAB 4X4 ‘08 TOYOTA TUNDRA CREW. #10T442A 5.3 V 8 HTD PWR LEATHER SEATS CAB SR5. 4X4 #11T297A 5.7 V8 6 SPEED AUTO GMC '04 Envoy SLT, 4X4, leather, BEDLINER CD ALLOYS STAR SAFETY SYSTEM CHEVROLET '98 Silverado Z71. sun roof, multi CD, cruise, $7980. 1500 5.7 Liter Vortec 4x4, step- Stock #42335463D 208-733-5776 $23,980 $24,980 side, 3 door, leather interior, tow package, fully loaded, very clean, CADILLAC '08 CTS, loaded, 1 owner with all receipts. $6,500/or leather, CD, Onstar, auto, $24,888. ‘10 FORD EXPLORER XLT 4X4 ‘10 NISSAN MURANO SL AWD best offer. 208-969-0896 Stock #80182360 208-733-3033 #X922 V 6 PWR SEAT 3RD ROW SEATS X956 – V 6 PWR SEAT KEYLESS ENTRY SATURN '08 AURA XE, CD, cruise, KEYLESS ENTRY ALLOYS CD CHANGER ALLOYS CHEVY '00 S-10, 4.3L V6, 5 speed, alloy wheels, $13,405. red, good tires, 135K miles, origi- Stock #8F105613 208-733-3033 $24,980 $26,980 nal owner, $3500 or best offer. 208-329-0759 CHEVY '05 2WD, reg cab, work GMC '04 Envoy SLT, 4X4, leather, truck, 5.3 auto, AC, cruise, 23K CD, cruise, alloy wheels, $10,924. miles, $9000. 208-735-0818 Stock #42395705D 208-733-5776 DODGE '00 Ram, 4x4, ext cab, WARNING 1500cc V8 gas, 104K miles, tow CHEVROLET '08 Impala LT, super When purchasing a vehicle, make pkg $6995/offer. 208-308-8490 TF clean, one owner, remote start, sure that the title is in the name bench front seat, column shift, of the seller. Under Idaho motor FORD '00 F-250, crew cab, 4x4, 7.3 only $15,995. vehicle code a vehicle cannot ‘07 TOYOTA TUNDRA DBL. ‘10 FORD F150 SUPERCAB auto, XLT, runs good, $9995. be sold unless the title is in the CAB SR5. 4X4 #11T372A V8 PWR WINDOWS, XLT 4X4 #X906 V 8 AUTO KEYLESS ENTRY CD 208-735-0818 name of the seller (exception: Idaho licensed dealer). The LOCKS CD CRUISE ALLOYS KEYLESS ENTRY CHANGER ALLOYS BEDLINER seller shall provide the new purchaser a signed bill of sale $21,880 $24,980 showing the following: Full HYUNDAI '05 Santa Fe, 4x4, auto, description of the vehicle, CD, cruise, tow pkg, $10,630. vehicle identification number, Stock #5U998977 208-733-3033 amount paid and name(s) and address of the new purchaser. The bill of sale must be signed, CHEVY '04 Monte Carlo SS, Dale dated and show actual mileage Earnhardt JR Edition, leather, CD, at the time of sale. If you have GMC '07 1500 Crew cab Denali, any questions, please contact 4x4, loaded, leather, sun roof, sun roof. $12,995. PERFORMANCE Stock #49411862 208-733-3033 your local assessor's office. ‘10 JEEP WRANGLER UNLIMITED 10 CADILLAC CTS GM Certified, $23,999. SPORT 4X4 #X945 HARD TOP AUTO PWR X939 3.6L V 6 VEHICLE STABILITY CONTROL Stock #71133093 208-733-3033 WINDOWS, LOCKS, KEYLESS ENTRY ALLOYS HEATED LEATHER PWR MEMORY SEATS XM RADIO WHO can help YOU sell CRUISE CD CHANGER your car? $26,980 $29,980 Classifieds Can! 733-0931 ext. 2 APR FOR 60 MO. JEEP '03 Liberty Limited, 4x4, [email protected] % leather, sun roof, CD, cruise, $10,975. Stock #3W640253D 208-733-5776 2.9 FINANCING GMC '96 1500 2WD, 84K miles, on all Certified Used Toyotas! super nice, clean, V6, 5 spd, $7450. CHEVY '08 Impala GM Certified, Prices plus tax title, and $175.48 dealer doc fee. 2.9% financing on approved credit CD, cruise, alloy wheels, $13,988. through TFS Tier1+ thru Tier III only. Prices Good Through 8/13/11. Stock #89159616C 208-733-3033
GMC '97 2500 Sierra SLE, V8 454, 4x4, towing pkg, 100K miles, runs great. $7500. 208-420-5582 Are you planning a move? “65 years of treating you, the customer, right” Why keep it when you don’t JEEP '07 Wrangler Sport, 4X4, auto Classifieds will point you CD, power windows/locks, cruise, TRIUMPH '74 Spitfire, 1500 con- 236 SHOSHONE ST. W. TWIN FALLS need it? Sell those unwanted $17,995. Stock #7L143671D in the right direction to vertible. 4cyl., 4spd. Good top items in the Classifieds 208-733-5776 find the house you and paint, new tires, clean. 733 2891 1 800 621 5247 today. call 733.0931 ext 2 desire.733.0931 ext 2 $2500. Call 320-4058 WWW.WILLSTOYOTA.COM Saturday, August 6, 2011 Sports Desk [ 208 735 3230 [email protected] ]
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MAGIC VALLEY FINAL BRIEF Crossland Misses Cut at Junior PGA SHOWING Champi- onship The 8-over 80 OF THE Kade Cross- land shot on Thursday caused the PRO 4s Buhl golfer to miss the cut at the Junior TONIGHT PGA Cham- pionship in Fort Wayne, Ind. AT MVS He finished the tourna- LINDA BRITTSAN ment in 51st Times-News correspondent place at 18 over par. Included in this evening’s events are Cody the Budweiser Super Stocks, TV- Proveaux of GoldandSilver Thunderdogs, Bren- Leesville, nan’s Carpet Pony Stocks, Quale’s S.C., won the Electronics Jr. Stingers and Pepsi event by one Winged Sprints. Heating up the stroke, finish- night even more will be Quale’s Elec- tronics Hornets double mains and ing at six un- the final appearance of the Pro 4s at der par. MVS this season. Ariya Ju- The Mr. Gas Late Models will be tanugarn of making up two main event races this Thailand evening, adding to an already sizzling won the girls night of NASCAR Whelen All- title by a American Series action at the one- whopping 10 third mile track. strokes, fin- After two feature division wins last ishing at 15 Saturday night, Jeff Pohlman has under. stockpiled a 61 point lead in the standings over Bobby Latham III. A Read more on S2 Please see MVS, S2
ASSOCIATED PRESS Boise State’s Tyler Schoemaker (89)makes a play against Hawaii's Richard Torres (19)during the first half of an Expanded Pac-12 NCAA college football game in November 2010 in Boise. BSU went on to win 42-7. Has Big Ambitions Shoemaker Ready to BY GREG BEACHAM joined the Pac-10 teams to Associated Press form a league from Seattle to Tucson, from Boulder to LOS ANGELES Even be- Berkeley — and its footprint fore Utah visits Southern is just as big as its ambition. California for the first Pac- The Pac-12 hasn’t lost its Step in as No. 1 Receiver 12 game on Sept. 10, Utes West Coast flair with the coach Kyle Whittingham is addition of two mountain- confident his school is get- based schools. The league BY STEPHEN MEYERS and 64 touchdowns Austin Pettis ior year as “the guy” of the re- ting in on something big. still has several inventive [email protected] and Titus Young produced in their ceivers unit. More “You couldn’t be in a offenses and an impressive illustrious Boise State careers, “It definitely takes a little bit of better place at a better time, collection of star quarter- Tyler Shoemaker has waited pa- both taking their talents to the work. Any time you’ve been be- Online as a school or a program,” backs, including Stanford’s tiently outside the limelight for NFL, leaving Shoemaker as the hind other guys,stepping into that Visit Magic said Whittingham, whose Andrew Luck and USC’s this opportunity. most decorated receiver on the new role at first is going to be a lit- valley.com/ Utes no longer need to bust Matt Barkley, while its lu- For the last three seasons the BSU roster. tle bit different,”Shoemaker said. sports for the BCS.“This is a tremen- crative new television deal receiver from Meridian played be- It’s a role he’s prepared for.This “I’m excited about it, I want to be BSU and U of I dous opportunity for eventually will expose its hind two of the best Boise State summer he’s put in the extra run- that guy and want to embrace that sports videos everybody involved in this stars to an even broader au- wideouts in school history. ning, weight lifting and condi- leadership role.” and more conference.” dience. But gone are the 433 catches tioning in preparation for his sen- Please see SHOEMAKER, S2 information Utah and Colorado have Please see Pac 12, S4
Prime Time for Pro Football Hall of Famers
BY BARRY WILNER Super Bowl. The next year, Associated Press he was headed to Dallas, helping the Cowboys win CANTON, Ohio Deion, their third title in four sea- Marshall and Shannon. sons. Three players who could get “Deion was ‘Prime Time,’ by with only their first ‘Neon Deion,’ always that names, and soon to be flashy player that everybody known as Hall of Famers. wanted to be,” said Mike Deion Sanders, Marshall Jenkins, the Cowboys cor- Faulk and Shannon Sharpe nerback who now wears 21. (of course) will be inducted “He always stood out and he into the Pro Football shrine let it be known that he was Saturday night. Sanders and one of the best. He definite- Faulk were slam dunks in ly made it exotic to play cor- their first year of eligibility. ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO nerback.” Joining that trio will be In this Nov. 16, 2003, file photo, Denver Broncos tight Faulk wasn’t quite so ex- Richard Dent, Chris Han- end Shannon Sharpe (84) points to the fans as he otic. He was just as formida- burger, Les Richter and Ed celebrates his third touchdown catch against the San ble, though, retiring with Sabol. Diego Chargers in Denver. Sharpe will be inducted into 12,279 yards and 100 touch- Sanders was one of foot- the Pro Football Hall of Fame next weekend. downs rushing, another ball’s most versatile and en- 6,875 yards and 36 TDs as a tertaining players, earning was a hard worker.He would ral. He was, but it wasn’t on- receiver. the nickname “Prime Time.” give just enough at practice ly because he was born like His dominance in an 12- According to Cowboys own- to be a team player in that. He worked.” season career, the first five er Jerry Jones, he also was a strength and conditioning, The teams Sanders played with Indianapolis, the last phony. but when he went home he for generally worked their seven in St. Louis, earned ASSOCIATED PRESS “Deion was a fraud — a worked like a dog on his way into the playoffs. In him election to the hall over Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham talks to reporters at fraud, OK?” Jones said. “He strength. He wanted every- 1994, he joined the 49ers two other running backs the Pac-12 football media day in Los Angeles, last week. wanted it to look easy,but he one to think he was a natu- and helped them win the Please see HALL OF FAME, S4 Sports 2 • Saturday, August 6, 2011 HIGH SCHOOL PRACTICES Yankees Beat Rival Red Sox, Football Buhl: Practice begins at 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Aug. 12. Gear checkout is at 5 p.m. Aug. 9. A mandatory player and par- ent meeting will be held at 6 p.m. Aug. 9 in the high Take over First Place in AL East school auditorium. Burley: Practice begins at 6 p.m. Aug. 8. Gear checkout is from noon to 4 p.m. BOSTON • Reliever Boone on Friday night, denying Niemann (6-4) allowed Canyon Ridge: Practice begins at 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Aug. Logan struck out Adrian Ubaldo Jimenez a victory in four runs and seven hits over 8. Gear checkout is from 5 to 8 p.m. Aug. 5 in the CRHS Gonzalez with the bases his first start for the Indians. 8 2-3 innings.The right-han- cafeteria. Order your spirit pack through Donnelley loaded to end the fifth in- Elvis Andrus sparked the der was replaced by Kyle Sports website. ning, and the New York Yan- game-ending rally with a Farnsworth after giving up a Carey: Practice begins at 7 p.m. Aug. 8. kees came back to beat the two-out bunt single against pair of runs and three hits in Castleford: Practice begins Aug. 8 at 5 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Boston Red Sox 3-2 on Fri- Rafael Perez (4-2). Andrus the ninth. Niemann im- ASSOCIATED PRESS Declo: Practice begins at 7 a.m. Aug. 15. day night to win their eighth advanced to second on proved to 5-0 in eight starts New York Yankees Nick Dietrich: Practice begins at 8 p.m. Aug. 8. straight game and take over Perez s wild pitch, and since returning from a Swisher, center, celebrates Filer: Practice begins at 6 p.m. Aug. 12. Gear checkout is first place in the AL East. Hamilton hit a soft grounder strained lower back on June a 3-2 win over the Boston at 6 p.m. Aug. 8 for varsity players and 6 p.m. Aug. 9 for Logan (3-2) was the first of to shortstop Asdrubal Cabr- 20. Red Sox with teammates junior varsity. five Yankees relievers who era. Brett Gardnert, left, and Gooding: Practice begins Aug. 12 at 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. combined to throw 4 1-3 National League Curtis Granderson after a Gear checkout for those who don t have it yet is at 6:30 shutout innings after starter Blue Jays 5, baseball game at Fenway a.m. Aug. 12. A mandatory player and parent meeting Bartolo Colon couldn t make Nationals 5, Park in Boston, Friday. will be held at 7 p.m. Aug. 11. it out of the fifth. Mariano Orioles 4 Rockies 3 Hagerman: Practice begins at 7 a.m. Aug. 12. Rivera was the last, pitching BALTIMORE • Brett Lawrie DENVER • Michael Morse Cardinals 3, Hansen: Practice begins Aug. 8 at 6 a.m. and 7 p.m. the ninth for his 29th save. got two hits and an RBI in his homered and Ian Desmond Jerome: Practice begins at 8 a.m. Aug. 8. The win gave New York major league debut, Aaron had four hits, including a lin- Marlins 2 Kimberly: Practice begins at 7 a.m. Aug. 15. Gear check- the division lead for the first Hill drove in two runs, and er that hit Rockies starter MIAMI • Lance Berkman s out is from 4 to 6 p.m. Aug. 11-12. An important parent time since July 6. Boston had Toronto beat Baltimore. Juan Nicasio in the head, and second double of the game and player meeting will be held at 11 a.m. Aug. 21. beaten the Yankees in eight Lawrie hit a run-scoring the Washington Nationals brought home Albert Pujols Lighthouse Christian: Practice begins at 7:30 a.m. and 4 of their previous nine meet- single in his first at-bat and beat the Colorado Rockies 5- with the go-ahead run in the p.m. Aug. 8. ings this year. singled in the eighth inning, 3 Friday night. eighth inning to lead St.Louis. Minico: Practice begins at 8 a.m. Aug. 8 at the field house. missing a chance for a sec- Nicasio was struck in the Pujols doubled off Florida Raft River: Practice begins at 7 p.m. Aug. 9. Gear check- White Sox 5, ond RBI when Colby Rasmus second innings. The ball starter Anibal Sanchez (6-5) to out is at 7 p.m. Aug. 8. was thrown out at the plate. slammed into the right side lead off the inning, and Berk- Shoshone: Practice begins 7 p.m. Aug. 8. Twins 3 of Nicasio s head with a man drove Sanchez s final Twin Falls: Practice begins at 8 a.m. Aug. 18. Gear check- MINNEAPOLIS • Carlos Tigers 4, Royals smack and caromed away, pitch of the game into center out is from 6 to 8 p.m. Aug. 15, as well as 8 to 10 a.m. and 6 Quentin had two home runs rolling over the first-base field to put St.Louis on top. to 8 p.m. Aug. 16. A mandatory player and parent meet- and four RBIs, Mark Buehrle 3, 10 innings line. ing will be held at 5 p.m. Aug. 17. was sharp after a rough first KANSAS CITY, Mo. • Bren- Padres 15, Pirates 5 Valley: Practice begins at 6 p.m. Aug. 12. inning, and Chicago nan Boesch hit a go-ahead Braves 4, Mets 1 Wood River: Practice begins at 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Aug. 8. snapped a six-game losing RBI single in the 10th inning PITTSBURGH • Chase streak. to give the Detroit Tigers a 4- NEW YORK • Dan Uggla Headley s grand slam high- Volleyball Buehrle (9-5) allowed 3 win over the Kansas City extended his career-best lighted San Diego s first four- three unearned runs and Royals on Friday night. hitting streak to 26 games homer game of the season, Buhl: Tryouts are from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Aug. four hits over eight innings, Wilson Betemit led off the with a two-run single in the and the Padres handed the Pi- 12, and 9 to 11 a.m. Aug. 13 at the 7th Street gymnasi- extending his streak of al- inning with a walk and eighth inning, Tim Hudson rates their eighth straight loss. um. A mandatory player-parent meeting will be held at lowing three runs or fewer to pinch-runner Andy Dirks pitched seven stellar innings 6 p.m. Aug. 10 at the high school. 17 straight games. took second on a wild pitch and the Atlanta Braves beat Brewers 8, Burley: Tryouts begin at 9 a.m. Aug. 12. by Aaron Crow (3-3) with the New York Mets 4-1 on Astros 1 Canyon Ridge: Tryouts are from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aug. Rangers 8, Indians 7, one out. Friday night. 12 and 13. 11 innings HOUSTON • Yovani Gallar- Castleford: Practice begins Aug. 12 at 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Rays 8, Athletics 4 Cubs 4, Reds 3 do allowed four hits over Dietrich: Practice begins at 8 a.m. Aug. 12. ARLINGTON, Texas — eight innings as Milwaukee Filer: Tryouts are from 9 a.m. to noon Aug. 12 and 13. Josh Hamilton drove in the ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. • Jeff CHICAGO • Tony Campana beat the Houston Astros 8-1 Gooding: Practice begins at 10 a.m. Aug. 12 at the mid- winning run with a two-out Niemann took a four-hitter drove in two runs with an in- Friday night for the Brewers dle school gym. infield single in the 11th in- into the ninth inning en route side-the-park homer and ninth victory in 10 games. Jerome: Practice begins at 7 to 9 a.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. ning and the Texas Rangers to winning his fifth consecu- Chicago won its sixth Aug. 12 and 7 to 9 a.m. Aug. 13 at the high school with rallied to beat Cleveland 8-7 tive decision for Tampa Bay. straight. — The Associated Press player evaluations to follow. Kimberly: Tryouts begin from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Aug. 15. Minico: Tryouts are from 8 to 10 a.m. and 3:30 to 5:30 LOCAL BRIEFS p.m. Aug. 15 and will continue from 8 to 10 a.m. Aug. 16. A mandatory player-parent meeting will be held at Tough Enough to Wear ceeds benefit breast cancer and admission to the Velcro son Hunzeker, 680 Blue 6 p.m. Aug. 16 at the high school. Pink Run Today: The research. Race-day regis- Mindset and Balanced Lakes Blvd. North, Twin Shoshone: Practice begins at 7 to 8 a.m. and 9 to 11 Jerome Recreation District tration begins at 7:15 a.m. Rock & Roll concert. Falls, ID 83301. a.m. August 12 at the high school. is hosting the Tough Make your team of four Twin Falls: Tryouts are from 8 to 10 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Enough to Wear Pink Fun Rhett Latham Memorial players, or we can pair you KHS Boosters to Meet: Aug. 12 and 13. Run at 8 a.m. today. The Concert and Golf Tourna- up. Cost is $10 if only at- The Kimberly Booster 3.64-mile run/walk and 5.5- ment Tonight: The Twin tending the concert. All Club will hold its first Soccer mile run course starts at Falls Municipal Golf Course proceeds go to the Carson monthly meeting of the the JRD and follows the is hosting the Rhett Latham Ziegenhagen-Latham col- year at 6 p.m. Monday, in Boys bike path the majority of Memorial Concert and Golf lege fund. Secure your spot the media center at Kim- Burley: Practice begins at 9 a.m. Aug. 8 at the Burley the run. Registration is $25 Tournament tonight. Cost in the golf tournament by berly High School. High School stadium. a person or $65 a family is $75 per person which in- sending checks to: Rhett Canyon Ridge: Tryouts are from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Aug. 8 at (four people), and all pro- cludes lunch, dinner, golf Latham Memorial c/o Ja- — Staff reports CRHS soccer fields. Declo: Practice begins at 6:30 p.m. Aug 8 on the high school fields. Players should bring soccer cleats, shin guards and water. Filer: Practice begins at 6 p.m. Aug. 8. Gooding: Practice begins at 7:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Aug. Big Shoes to Fill Chris Potter Geraldo Boldewijn 8 at the ISDB soccer fields. Shoemaker Jr. 5-9, 158 (Formerly Hiwat) Minico: Tryouts begin at 7 a.m. Aug. 8 at the high school Continued from S1 Boise state must find new Has electrifying speed and Soph. 6-4, 200 track. Players should bring running shoes and water. Try- pass catchers to fill the va- quickness, Potter averaged Great size and has the outs continue at 4 p.m. Aug. 8-9 at the soccer fields. Play- The 6-1,213 pound wideout cant spots of departed re- 13.3 yards per return as the most upside of any receiv- ers should being soccer cleats, shin guards and water. had his best season in 2010 as ceivers Titus Young and Broncos primary punt re- er on the team. Caught 11 Twin Falls: Tryouts are from 8-10 a.m. and 6-8 p.m. Aug. the team s No. 3 receiver, set- Austin Pettis, who were turner last season. Has 16 re- passes for 160 yards in 11 and 12 at Sunway Soccer Complex. ting career highs in catches drafted by the Detroit Lions ceptions with one touch- 2010. Girls (32), yards (582) and touch- and St. Louis Rams in this down in his career. Burley: Tryouts are from 7 to 9 a.m. Aug. 8-9. Players downs (5). He has amassed April s NFL Draft. They ac- Tyler Shoemaker Mitch Burroughs should bring soccer cleats and running shoes. three 100-yard games in his counted for 433 catches and Sr. 6-1, 213 Jr. 5-9, 187 Canyon Ridge: Tryouts are from 7:30 to 9 a.m. and 3:30 career and scored a touch- 64 touchdowns in their ca- The most experienced BSU Missed four games due to to 5 p.m. Aug. 8 and 9 at CRHS soccer fields. down in the team s MAACO reers. receiver, has caught 60 pass- injury in 2010 and has 17 Filer: Practice begins at 8 a.m. Aug. 8. Bowl Las Vegas victory over es for 1,037 yards and nine receptions for 151 yards in Gooding: Practice begins at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Aug. 8 at Utah in December. A look at the candidates touchdowns in his career. his career. the middle school fields. This spring, Shoemaker Minico: Tryouts are from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Aug. 8-9. Play- took part in Boise State s pro ers should bring cleats, shin guards, paperwork and water. day workout. He clocked a For the Broncos to be that At 5-9 and 158 pounds,Pot- more the mold of Pettis. The Twin Falls: Tryouts are from 8 to 9:30 a.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. time of 4.40 seconds in the successful in 2011, the team ter was the electrifying punt Netherlands product stands Aug. 11 and 12 at Sunway Soccer Complex, and 8:30 a.m. 40-yard dash and showed off will need offensive weapons to returner for the Broncos last 6-4 with a wiry, but strong Aug. 13 at the Twin Falls High School track. a 38-inch vertical. emerge to help ease the burden season, averaging 13.3 yards frame and as a redshirt fresh- “I m deceptively quick. I of Shoemaker, running back per return,including a 76-yard man last season, caught 11 Cross Country don t know if it s the big-body Doug Martin and tight end touchdown. passes for 160 yards. thing or whatever, but I ve al- Kyle Efaw. Like Potter, Burroughs is “I m just going to try and Canyon Ridge: Practice begins at 8 a.m. Aug. 12 at ways had pretty good speed,” “I think we all have a little undersized (5-9,187) and has a help the young guys and go out CRHS track. Shoemaker said.“I ve put in a bit of a chip on our shoulder. small sample size of produc- and try to make plays every Dietrich: Practice begins at 10 a.m. Aug. 15. lot of work in the off-season,a We ve definitely heard from tion. The Meridian High day,” said Shoemaker, who Filer: Practice begins at 8:30 a.m. Aug. 12 at the Filer lot of strength and condition- the media around the country School graduate has 17 career along with Moore, Martin, High School track. ing stuff that I haven t done in that the receivers are gone and receptions with one touch- Nate Potter and Efaw are just a Gooding: Practice begins at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Aug. 12 at the past.It definitely helped in who s Kellen going to throw it down. few of the seniors on the of- the middle school. the spring and hopefully will to now?” Shoemaker said. “We ve seen them out there fensive side of the ball eager to Kimberly: Practice begins at 8 a.m. Aug. 12. A manda- carry over to the summer and “We ve got guys to throw it and haven t really seen what finish their BSU careers on a tory runner and parent meeting will be held at 6 p.m. can show up in the season.” to.” they can do. I think they re a high note. Aug. 8 in the high school commons. Last season, the BSU of- Mitch Burroughs, Chris lot like I was, kind of behind “I think we all talk about it Twin Falls: Practice begins at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Aug. 12. fense averaged 521 yards per Potter and Geraldo Boldewijn guys, waiting for their role,” every day and it s just finish- game, second in the country (formerly Hiwat), are three of Shoemaker said. “I think ing.We ve got to go out strong, All players must have a current physical and medical behind Oregon.But more than those guys who could be they re going to bring a lot to continue the traditions, espe- consent form on file to participate. Coaches can sub- half of that production came catching passes from Moore the receivers.” cially here on the blue and get mit practice information at 735-3229 or sports@magic- from Pettis and Young. this season. Boldewijn is a receiver much ready for Bronco football.” valley.com.
the championship. Magic Valley Speedway Point Standings MVS The Rob Green Auto Continued from S1 Group will hold bicycle Mr. Gas Late Models: Jeff Pohlman 229, 2. Bobby Latham III 168, 3. TJ Woodhall 167, 4. Kris McKean 144, 5. Jeff Wade 91. races for kids 12 and under Budweiser Super Stocks: 1. Kris McKean 237, 2. Daniel Shirley 204, 3. Casey Pehrson 199, 4. Allen Williams 154, 5. closer contest for second at intermission. All kids Willie Dalton 103. involves Latham and TJ bringing their bike to the Project Filter Street Stocks: 1. Kendel Woll 194, 2. Chase Carraway 138, 3. John Newell 129, 4. Paul Browne 126, 5. Woodhall who are sepa- track for the event will re- Craig Nuthak 91. rated by just a single digit ceive free admission. Brennan s Carpet Pony Stocks: 1. Todd Audet 119, 2. Jerry Slocum 83, 3. Devon Colson 49, 4. Robbie Hyde 32, 5. in the rankings. Tonight s Pepsi Bottling Ventures JC Brookshire 23. events in the Mr.Gas Late is the host for this Quale s Electronics Pro Hornets: 1. Scott Gilligan 69, 2. Jeff Peck 58, 3. Chad Everett 48, 4. Kris McKean 43, 5. Ty Garibay 36. Models Series can be a evening s show. Advance Quale s Electronics Hornets: 1. Chad Everett 48, 2. Robbie Hyde 42, 3. Ben Hampton 41, 4. Mitch Pehrson 36, 5. boost or a bust in the discount tickets are avail- Doug Brownfield 27. standings for any of the able at Mr.Gas. Quale s Electronics Jr. Stingers: 1. KC Gillogly 61, 2. Russell Dalton 52, 3. (tie) Brenden Radabaugh, Jay McDonald and Jason drivers as the battles heat Gates open at 4 p.m. Quale 41. up and the opportunities and green flag racing be- TVGoldandSilver Thunderdogs: 1. Jeff Peck 57, 2. Scott Gilligan 51, 3. Ty Garibay 46, 4. JC Brookshire 42, 5. Chad Everett 37. wind down in the race for gins at 6. Winged Sprints: 1. Donald Kithcart, 2. Tony Ackerland 38, 3.Tyler Monroe 19, 4. Jeff Fiscus 14, 5. Tyler Barrow 7. Saturday, August 6, 2011 • Sports 3
Edwards Says Roush Offers SCOREBOARD Best Chance at Cup Title
LONG POND, Pa (AP) • The one phone call from his boss that meant the most to Carl Edwards Day 2 for Broncos wasn t a pitch to stay at Roush Fenway Racing. Boise State running back D.J. Jack Roush simply told Harper takes a break between his star driver — and the drills during the Broncos second hottest free agent in practice of fall camp Friday at NASCAR — to make the Dona Larsen Park in Boise, Ida- decision based on what ho. Harper is battling back from was best for Edwards. two knee injuries sustained the “He said those words to last two years which ended his me, and that meant the seasons in 2009 and 10. He fig- world,”Edwards said Fri- ures to be a solid contributor to day at Pocono Raceway. the Boise State offense this sea- “It meant that I didn t son behind starter Doug Martin. have the pressure to do something for any reason GREG KRELLER • IDAHO PRESS-TRIBUNE • ASSOCIATED PRESS other than what I thought was best.” In the end, Edwards L.Nixlf 4 0 0 0 Nelson2b 3 1 1 1 SanDiego Bixlerlf 0 0 0 0 IStewrt3b 4 0 1 1 HarangW,10-3 5 13 4 4 3 1 decided what was best MLB SCHEDULE: Dsmndss 4 0 4 0 Iannettc 4 0 3 1 Thatcher 1 0 0 0 1 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE TONIGHT S BIG GAMES TGC — Champions Tour, WRamsc 4 0 0 0 Nicasiop 0 0 0 0 Hamren 2-3 1 1 1 3 0 was sticking with the only All Times MDT 3M Championship, second Zmrmnp 3 1 2 0 EEsclnp 2 0 0 0 Gregerson 11-3 1 0 0 0 0 organization he s called EAST W L Pct GB HRdrgzp 0 0 0 0 MtRynlp 0 0 0 0 Frieri 1 0 0 0 2 2 round, at Blaine, Minn. Clipprdp 1 0 0 0 Wggntnph 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh home in his Cup career. New York 69 42 .622 — Storenp 0 0 0 0 Lndstrp 0 0 0 0 KarstensL,8-6 31-3 9 9 9 1 2 Boston 68 43 .613 1 AUTO RACING 4:30 p.m. RBtncrp 0 0 0 0 Watson 12-3 1 1 1 0 1 Edwards signed a multi- Tampa Bay 59 52 .532 10 M.Ellisph 1 0 0 0 Grilli 2 2 3 3 3 3 Toronto 57 55 .509 12½ 7:30 a.m. TGC — PGA Tour, Reno- Streetp 0 0 0 0 D.McCutchen 1 2 2 2 0 1 year contract extension Baltimore 43 66 .394 25 Totals 39 5 15 5 Totals 36 3 11 3 Beimel 1 1 0 0 0 1 CRNTRAL W L Pct GB SPEED — NASCAR, Truck Tahoe Open, third round, Washington 200 110 001 — 5 HBP—by Beimel (L.Martinez). WP—Karstens. with RFR this week be- Detroit 60 52 .536 — Series, pole qualifying for at Reno, Nev. Colorado 000 003 000 — 3 Umpires—Home, Tim McClelland; First, Ted Barrett; cause he believed the re- Cleveland 55 55 .500 4 E—Ankiel (1). DP—Washington 1, Colorado 3. LOB— Second, Brian Runge; Third, Marvin Hudson. Chicago 53 58 .477 6½ Good Sam RV Emergency HORSE RACING Washington 9, Colorado 10. 2B—Ankiel (13), Espinosa T—3:32. A—37,766 (38,362). sources, sponsors, crew Minnesota 51 61 .455 9 (17), Desmond (16), Zimmermann (1), E.Young (1), and car give him the best Road Service 125, at Long 1 p.m. Fowler (19), Helton (22). 3B—Zimmerman (2). HR— CARDINALS 3, MARLINS 2 Kansas City 48 64 .429 12 Morse (19). CS—Nelson (1). WRST W L Pct GB Pond, Pa. NBC — Standardbreds, IP H R ER BB SO St.Louis Florida chance to win champi- Texas 63 50 .558 — 8:30 a.m. Hambletonian, at East Washington ab r h bi ab r h bi onships. Los Angeles 61 51 .545 1½ ZimmermannW,7-9 52-3 4 2 2 2 8 Furcalss 5 0 2 0 Bonifacss 5 0 0 0 Oakland 49 63 .438 13½ ESPN2 — NASCAR, Sprint Rutherford, N.J. H.Rodriguez 0 3 1 1 1 0 Jaycf 4 0 0 0 Dobbs3b 4 1 0 0 “Whenever I d start Seattle 48 62 .436 13½ ClippardH,28 2 3 0 0 1 2 MBggsp 0 0 0 0 Stantonrf 5 0 3 1 feeling that pressure start Thursday s Games Cup, pole qualifying for 3 p.m. StorenS,28-32 11-3 1 0 0 0 1 Mottep 0 0 0 0 Morrsnlf 2 0 0 0 Tampa Bay 7, Toronto 6, 12 innings Good Sam RV Insurance VERSUS — NTRA, Test Colorado Theriotph 1 0 0 0 GSnchz1b 4 1 1 0 creeping in from the out- Texas 5, Detroit 2 NicasioL,4-4 1 4 2 2 0 1 Lynnp 0 0 0 0 Camrncf 2 0 2 0 Cleveland 7, Boston 3 500, at Long Pond, Pa. Stakes and Whitney Hand- E.Escalona 41-3 7 2 2 1 0 Pujols1b 5 1 1 0 Petersnph-cf 2 0 0 0 side I d think, OK, let s Kansas City 9, Baltimore 4 Mat.Reynolds 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Hollidylf 3 1 1 1 Thurstn2b 4 0 1 0 N.Y. Yankees 7, Chicago White Sox 2 11 a.m. icap, at Saratoga Springs, Lindstrom 1 1 0 0 0 0 Brkmnrf 4 1 2 1 J.Buckc 3 0 2 1 get back to the basics L.A. Angels 7, Minnesota 1 R.Betancourt 1 1 0 0 0 1 Schmkr2b 3 0 2 0 AnSnchp 1 0 0 0 here,” he said. “Where Friday s Games SPEED — NASCAR, Truck N.Y. Street 1 21 11 1 G.Lairdc 4 0 1 1 MDunnp 0 0 0 0 Toronto 5, Baltimore 4 Series, Good Sam RV MLB Nicasio pitched to 1 batter in the 2nd. Descals3b 4 0 0 0 Mujicap 0 0 0 0 can I win the most cham- N.Y. Yankees 3, Boston 2 H.Rodriguez pitched to 4 batters in the 6th. Westrkp 1 0 0 0 Wiseph 0 0 0 0 Tampa Bay 8, Oakland 4 Emergency Road Service 2 p.m. WP—R.Betancourt. CPttrsnph-cf 2 0 0 0 pionships? And what Texas 8, Cleveland 7, 11 innings Umpires—Home, Tom Hallion; First, Bill Miller; Totals 36 3 9 3 Totals 32 2 9 2 Chicago White Sox 5, Minnesota 3 125, at Long Pond, Pa. FOX — Regional coverage, Second, James Hoye; Third, Phil Cuzzi. St.Louis 000 200 010 — 3 would I do if other peo- T—3:28. A—35,034 (50,490). Florida 001 100 000 — 2 Detroit 4, Kansas City 3, 10 innings 1 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Boston or E—G.Laird (2), Bonifacio (7). DP—Florida 1. LOB—St. ple s opinions weren t a Seattle at L.A. Angels, late Louis 9, Florida 10. 2B—Furcal (5), Pujols (21), Saturday s Games SPEED — ARCA, Pennsyl- Philadelphia at San Fran- CUBS 4, REDS 3 Berkman (14). 3B—Berkman (1), Stanton (5). HR— factor?” N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 16-5) at Boston (Lackey 9-8), vania 125, at Long Pond, Pa. cisco Cincinnati Chicago Holliday (18). SB—Stanton (4), Thurston (1). S—J.Buck, There were plenty of 2:10 p.m. ab r h bi ab r h bi Ani.Sanchez. Toronto (Morrow 8-5) at Baltimore (Tillman 2-4), 4 p.m. 5 p.m. Stubbscf 5 0 0 0 SCastross 4 2 3 0 IP H R ER BB SO opinions around the 5:05 p.m. Janishss 3 0 0 0 Campncf 5 1 3 2 St.Louis Chicago White Sox (Z.Stewart 0-1) at Minnesota ESPN2 — NHRA, qualify- MLB — Regional coverage, Votto1b 3 0 0 0 ArRmr3b 3 0 1 0 Westbrook 6 6 2 2 3 4 garage from fellow drivers (Pavano 6-8), 5:10 p.m. BPhllps2b 5 0 2 0 C.Pena1b 2 0 0 1 M.BoggsW,1-3 1 2 0 0 0 2 Detroit (Verlander 15-5) at Kansas City (Duffy 3-4), ing for Northwest Nation- Atlanta at N.Y. Mets or San Brucerf 3 0 0 0 DeWitt2b 3 0 1 0 MotteH,12 1 0 0 0 0 1 to the media speculating 5:10 p.m. als, at Kent, Wash. (same- Diego at Pittsburgh RHrndzc 5 1 1 1 JeBakrph 1 0 0 0 LynnS,1-2 1 1 0 0 2 2 on his future. Greg Biffle, Oakland (McCarthy 4-5) at Tampa Bay (Cobb 3-1), Alonsolf 4 1 2 0 K.Woodp 0 0 0 0 Florida 5:10 p.m. day tape) WGN — Chicago White Heiseypr 0 0 0 0 Marmlp 0 0 0 0 Ani.SanchezL,6-5 71-3 8 3 3 2 7 his teammate, intimated Cleveland (Carmona 5-11) at Texas (C.Wilson 10-5), Cairo3b 0 0 0 0 ASorinlf 4 0 0 0 M.Dunn 0 0 0 0 1 0 6:05 p.m. VERSUS — IRL, IndyCar, Sox at Minnesota Frazier3b-lf 2 1 0 0 Colvinrf 3 1 1 1 Mujica 12-3 1 0 0 0 1 Edwards was leaving the Seattle (Beavan 2-2) at L.A. Angels (Chatwood 6-7), Leakep 2 0 1 1 K.Hillc 3 0 0 0 M.Dunn pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. 7:05 p.m. pole qualifying for Honda 6 p.m. Arrdndp 0 0 0 0 Dmpstrp 2 0 0 0 M.Boggs pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. organization. Four-time Sunday s Games Indy 200, at Lexington, ROOT Sports NW — Seat- Brayp 0 0 0 0 RJhnsnph 1 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Paul Schrieber; First, Jeff Nelson; Cup champion Jeff Gor- Toronto at Baltimore, 11:35 a.m. Ondrskp 0 0 0 0 Marshllp 0 0 0 0 Second, Vic Carapazza; Third, Marty Foster. Oakland at Tampa Bay, 11:40 a.m. Ohio (same-day tape) tle at Los Angeles Angels FLewisph 1 0 0 0 Barney2b 0 0 0 0 T—3:06. A—19,303 (38,560). don said lingering con- Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 12:10 p.m. Chpmnp 0 0 0 0 Detroit at Kansas City, 12:10 p.m. 5:30 p.m. RODEO Totals 33 3 6 2 Totals 31 4 9 4 tract negotiations were a Seattle at L.A. Angels, 1:35 p.m. Cincinnati 000 200 010 — 3 Cleveland at Texas, 6:05 p.m. ESPN2 — NASCAR, Na- 6 p.m. Chicago 210 000 10x — 4 Golf distraction to Edwards as N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 6:05 p.m. tionwide Series, U.S. Cellu- VERSUS — PBR, Stanley LOB—Cincinnati 12, Chicago 10. 2B—Alonso (2), WGC-BRIDGESTONE he chased his first career Campana (3), Ar.Ramirez (27), DeWitt (9). HR— NATIONAL LEAGUE lar 250, at Newton, Iowa Tools and Security Invita- R.Hernandez (11), Campana (1), Colvin (4). SF— INVITATIONAL championship. Edwards All Times MDT C.Pena. Friday FOOTBALL tional, at Billings, Mont. IP H R ER BB SO At Firestone Country Club (South Course) enters Sunday s Sprint EAST W L Pct GB Cincinnati Akron, Ohio Philadelphia 72 39 .649 — 5 p.m. SOCCER LeakeL,9-7 6 6 3 3 3 5 Purse: $8.5 Million Cup race in first place, a Atlanta 65 48 .575 8 ESPN — Ceremony, Pro 2 p.m. Arredondo 0 1 1 1 2 0 Yardage: 7,400 - Par: 70 spot he s held in the No. New York 55 56 .495 17 Bray 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Second Round Florida 55 57 .491 17½ Football Hall of Fame In- ESPN — Spanish/Mexican Ondrusek 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Ryan Moore 66-66—132 -8 99 Ford for the majority Washington 54 58 .482 18½ Chapman 1 2 0 0 1 2 Rickie Fowler 68-64—132 -8 CENTRAL W L Pct GB duction, at Canton, Ohio Primera Division, World Chicago Adam Scott 62-70—132 -8 of the season. DempsterW,9-8 6 4 2 2 6 5 Keegan Bradley 67-65—132 -8 Milwaukee 63 50 .558 — GOLF Football Challenge, MarshallH,22 1 0 0 0 1 1 Martin Laird 66-67—133 -7 “I still think it got them St. Louis 60 53 .531 3 10 a.m. Barcelona vs. Club Ameri- K.WoodH,15 1 2 1 1 0 3 Robert Karlsson 68-65—133 -7 a little bit behind, but this Pittsburgh 54 57 .486 8 MarmolS,24-31 1 0 0 0 1 1 Jason Day 63-70—133 -7 Cincinnati 54 58 .482 8½ TGC — PGA Tour/WGC, ca, at Arlington, Texas Arredondo pitched to 3 batters in the 7th. Fredrik Jacobson 68-66—134 -6 will allow them to get Chicago 48 65 .425 15 HBP—by Marmol (Janish). WP—Dempster. Brandt Snedeker 66-68—134 -6 Houston 37 75 .330 25½ Bridgestone Invitational, TENNIS Umpires—Home, Dana DeMuth; First, Kerwin Danley; Hennie Otto 69-66—135 -5 back on track,” Gordon WEST W L Pct GB Second, Paul Nauert; Third, Doug Eddings. Nick Watney 65-70—135 -5 third round, at Akron, Ohio 1 p.m. T—3:07. A—42,245 (41,159). Ryo Ishikawa 67-68—135 -5 said. “I never considered San Francisco 62 50 .554 — Gary Woodland 70-66—136 -4 Arizona 61 50 .550 ½ Noon ESPN2 — ATP, Legg Ma- Heath Slocum 71-65—136 -4 them a non-threat. Carl s Colorado 52 61 .460 10½ CBS — PGA Tour/WGC, son Classic, semifinal, at BREWERS 8, ASTROS 1 David Toms 68-68—136 -4 a great driver and that Los Angeles 50 60 .455 11 Milwaukee Houston Steve Stricker 71-65—136 -4 San Diego 49 64 .434 13½ Bridgestone Invitational, Washington ab r h bi ab r h bi Lucas Glover 68-68—136 -4 team s a very good team. Thursday s Games C.Hartrf 4 2 1 1 Bourgscf 4 0 0 0 D.A. Points 66-70—136 -4 Chicago Cubs 7, Pittsburgh 6 third round, at Akron, Ohio 8 p.m. HrstnJrcf 5 1 1 0 Altuve2b 4 0 0 0 Stewart Cink 66-70—136 -4 There s no doubt those St. Louis 7, Florida 4 Braunlf 4 2 3 1 AngSnc3b-ss 4 0 0 0 Rory Mcilroy 68-68—136 -4 Colorado 6, Washington 3 TGC — Nationwide Tour, ESPN2 — WTA Tour, Mer- Morganlf 0 0 0 0 Ca.Lee1b 4 1 1 0 talks and that constant Philadelphia 3, San Francisco 0 Cox Classic, third round, at cury Insurance Open, Fielder1b 5 1 1 0 JMrtnzlf 4 0 1 0 barrage of questions is Friday s Games JoWilsn3b 0 0 0 0 Bogsvcrf 1 0 0 0 RENO-TAHOE OPEN Chicago Cubs 4, Cincinnati 3 Omaha, Neb. semifinal, at Carlsbad, McGeh3b-1b 4 2 1 2 AnRdrgp 0 0 0 0 Friday hard to get past until you San Diego 15, Pittsburgh 5 YBtncrss 4 0 1 1 DCrpntp 0 0 0 0 At Montreaux Golf And Country Club Atlanta 4, N.Y. Mets 1 2 p.m. Calif. Counsllph-ss 1 0 1 0 MDwnsph-3b 1 0 0 0 Reno, Nev. get settled.” St. Louis 3, Florida 2 FLopez2b 3 0 1 1 Barmesss 2 0 0 0 Purse: $3 Million Milwaukee 8, Houston 1 Lucroyc 3 0 1 2 WLopezp 0 0 0 0 Yardage: 7,472 - Par 72 Edwards, who acted as Washington 5, Colorado 3 Gallardp 2 0 0 0 DelRsrp 0 0 0 0 Second Round his own agent, said the L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, late Boston 001 100 000 — 2 G.Holland 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Kotsayph 1 0 0 0 Quinterc 3 0 1 1 Vaughn Taylor 69-66—135 -9 Philadelphia at San Francisco, late DP—New York 1, Boston 2. LOB—New York 4, Boston Coke pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. Dillardp 0 0 0 0 Happp 1 0 0 0 Will Mackenzie 67-69—136 -8 end of negotiations were a Saturday s Games 6. 2B—Swisher (21), Ellsbury (31), C.Crawford (16). WP—Crow. Shuckrf 2 0 1 0 Hunter Haas 70-67—137 -7 Cincinnati (Cueto 7-4) at Chicago Cubs (Zambrano HR—D.Ortiz (21). CS—Jeter (4), E.Nunez (5). Umpires—Home, Bruce Dreckman; First, Alan Porter; Totals 36 8 11 8 Totals 30 1 4 1 Steve Flesch 68-69—137 -7 big relief. He kept details 8-6), 11:05 a.m. IP H R ER BB SO Second, Rob Drake; Third, Gary Darling. Milwaukee 303 001 001 — 8 Nick O hern 65-72—137 -7 Philadelphia (Hamels 12-6) at San Francisco (Cain NewYork T—3:00. A—28,565 (37,903). Houston 010 000 000 — 1 Notah Begay Iii 71-67—138 -6 private, though he was 9-7), 2:10 p.m. Colon 42-3 6 2 2 1 2 E—Barmes (8). LOB—Milwaukee 10, Houston 4. 2B— Steve Elkington 73-65—138 -6 courted by Joe Gibbs Rac- Milwaukee (Narveson 7-6) at Houston (Myers 3-11), LoganW,3-2 1 1 0 0 0 2 RAYS 8, ATHLETICS 4 Braun (28), Fielder (26). HR—C.Hart (16). SB—Braun Robert Garrigus 68-70—138 -6 5:05 p.m. WadeH,4 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 (20), Y.Betancourt (4), Shuck (1). S—Gallardo 2, Michael Thompson 70-68—138 -6 ing, and insisted money San Diego (Luebke 3-6) at Pittsburgh (Maholm 6-11), R.SorianoH,10 1 0 0 0 0 1 Oakland TampaBay Bogusevic. SF—F.Lopez. Chris Riley 66-72—138 -6 5:05 p.m. RobertsonH,23 1 0 0 0 0 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi IP H R ER BB SO Jay Williamson 68-70—138 -6 was not an issue. Hard to Atlanta (Hanson 11-6) at N.Y. Mets (Niese 10-8), Ma.RiveraS,29-33 1 1 0 0 0 2 JWeeks2b 3 1 1 0 Jnnngslf 4 1 1 0 Milwaukee Roland Thatcher 71-67—138 -6 5:10 p.m. Boston Crispcf 4 1 1 2 Damondh 5 2 2 0 GallardoW,13-7 8 4 1 1 1 6 Rod Pampling 68-70—138 -6 believe, but Roush said St. Louis (C.Carpenter 6-8) at Florida (Nolasco 8-7), LesterL,11-5 6 5 3 3 4 7 Matsuidh 4 1 2 1 Longori3b 5 1 1 1 Dillard 1 0 0 0 0 1 money was never dis- 5:10 p.m. Albers 2 0 0 0 1 2 Wlnghlf 4 0 0 0 Zobrist2b 4 3 2 2 Houston L.A. Dodgers (Eovaldi 0-0) at Arizona (J.Saunders Williams 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 DeJessrf 4 1 1 0 Ktchm1b 5 1 2 1 HappL,4-14 4 7 6 6 3 2 Transactions cussed. Edwards had 8-8), 6:10 p.m. Aceves 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 CJcksn1b 4 0 1 0 BUptoncf 3 0 3 2 An.Rodriguez 2 2 1 1 0 0 BASEBALL Washington (L.Hernandez 6-10) at Colorado (Chacin Umpires—Home, Eric Cooper; First, Mark Carlson; Pnngtnss 4 0 1 1 Joycerf 4 0 2 1 Da.Carpenter 1 0 0 0 0 1 American League more pressing questions 8-8), 6:10 p.m. Second, Tim Timmons; Third, Jeff Kellogg. KSuzukc 4 0 0 0 Chirinsc 4 0 1 1 W.Lopez 1 0 0 0 1 1 BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Activated INF Cesar Izturis about how the organiza- Sunday s Games T—3:26. A—38,006 (37,493). SSizmr3b 2 0 0 0 SRdrgzss 4 0 0 0 DelRosario 1 2 1 1 2 0 from the 60-day DL. Placed LHP Zach Britton on Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 11:10 a.m. Totals 33 4 7 4 Totals 38 814 8 Umpires—Home, Lance Barksdale; First, Gary the 15-day DL. tion is run and what s St. Louis at Florida, 11:10 a.m. WHITE SOX 5, TWINS 3 Oakland 000 002 002 — 4 Cederstrom; Second, Adrian Johnson; Third, Cory CLEVELAND INDIANS—Placed INF Jack Hannahan on San Diego at Pittsburgh, 11:35 a.m. TampaBay 000 133 01x — 8 Blaser. the paternity list. Recalled OF Shelley Duncan from ahead for his team. Milwaukee at Houston, 12:05 p.m. Chicago Minnesota E—Breslow (1). DP—Oakland 1. LOB—Oakland 4, T—2:51. A—25,811 (40,963). Columbus (IL). Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 12:20 p.m. ab r h bi ab r h bi Tampa Bay 11. 2B—DeJesus (14), Longoria (19), Zobrist KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Optioned INF Yamaico Roush did the equiva- Washington at Colorado, 1:10 p.m. Pierrelf 3 1 1 0 Reverecf 4 1 0 0 (35), Kotchman (22). 3B—Pennington (2), B.Upton (3). BRAVES 4, METS 1 Navarro to Omaha (PCL). Purchased the contract of lent of opening the books, Philadelphia at San Francisco, 2:05 p.m. AlRmrzss 4 1 1 0 Tolbert2b 4 0 0 0 HR—Crisp (5), Matsui (10). SB—J.Weeks (12), Jennings 2B Johnny Giavotella from Omaha. L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 2:10 p.m. Konerkdh 3 0 1 0 Mauer1b-c 4 1 1 1 (6), Joyce (10). CS—J.Weeks (6). Atlanta NewYork National League letting Edwards in on the Riospr-dh 0 0 0 0 Cuddyrrf-1b 4 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO ab r h bi ab r h bi FLORIDA MARLINS—Placed 2B Omar Infante on the A.Dunn1b 3 1 0 0 Kubeldh 4 1 2 2 Oakland Bourncf 3 0 0 1 JosRysss 4 0 0 0 15-day DL. Called up INF Joe Thurston from New secrets of every nook of AL BOXES Quentinrf 4 2 2 4 Valenci3b 4 0 1 0 MoscosoL,4-6 42-3 6 4 4 3 3 Prado3b 4 1 2 0 JuTrnr2b 4 0 0 0 Orleans (PCL). Transferred OF Scott Cousins to the RANGERS 8, INDIANS 7, 11 INNINGS Lillirdgpr-rf 0 0 0 0 DYonglf 3 0 0 0 DeLosSantos 1-3 1 0 0 1 0 Fremn1b 4 1 2 0 DnMrp1b 3 1 1 0 the organization. Przynsc 5 0 0 0 Nishiokss 3 0 1 0 Breslow 1 4 3 0 0 1 Uggla2b 4 0 1 2 DWrght3b 4 0 2 1 60-day DL. Cleveland Texas Bckhm2b 4 0 1 0 Buterac 1 0 0 0 Fuentes 1 1 0 0 1 0 Heywrdrf 3 0 0 0 Pagancf 3 0 0 0 SAN DIEGO PADRES—Activated LHP Joe Thatcher “If Carl had made the ab r h bi ab r h bi DeAzacf 5 0 1 0 Plouffeph-rf 1 0 0 0 Balfour 2-3 1 1 1 0 1 D.Rossc 3 0 0 0 Baylf 4 0 1 0 from the 60-day DL. Optioned OF Blake Tekotte to Carrercf 6 0 0 0 Kinsler2b 5 1 1 0 Morel3b 5 0 2 0 A.Bailey 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 AlGnzlzss 4 1 1 0 Dudarf 3 0 0 0 San Antonio (Texas). decision not to come Kipnis2b 4 1 1 1 Andrusss 5 1 2 1 Totals 36 5 9 4 Totals 32 3 5 3 TampaBay THudsnp 3 0 0 0 Tholec 4 0 0 0 FOOTBALL back, I was going to feel ACarerss 4 2 1 0 JHmltnlf 6 1 2 1 Chicago 101 020 010 — 5 NiemannW,6-4 82-3 7 4 4 1 8 Ventersp 0 0 0 0 Dickeyp 2 0 0 0 National Football League CSantnc 4 1 2 5 MiYong3b 5 1 2 2 Minnesota 300 000 000 — 3 Farnsworth 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Hinskeph 1 0 0 0 Harrisph 0 0 0 0 BALTIMORE RAVENS—Released FB Jason McKie. really stupid for having LaPort1b 4 0 1 0 N.Cruzrf 5 0 0 0 E—A.Dunn (2), Nishioka (9), Valencia (15). LOB— HBP—by Niemann (S.Sizemore). WP—De Los Santos, Kimrelp 0 0 0 0 Byrdakp 0 0 0 0 CAROLINA PANTHERS—Agreed to terms with WR Fukdmrf 5 0 2 0 Napolic 5 2 2 1 Chicago 13, Minnesota 3. 2B—Kubel (19). HR—Quentin Breslow. Balk—Moscoso. Constnzlf 4 1 2 1 Igarashp 0 0 0 0 Legedu Naanee. shown him all these Duncandh 4 1 2 1 Morlnd1b 3 1 1 1 2 (23), Kubel (8). SB—Beckham (4). CS—De Aza (1). S— Umpires—Home, Andy Fletcher; First, Jim Reynolds; DCrrscp 0 0 0 0 CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed TE Bo Scaife. Waived Kearnslf 3 1 0 0 Torrealdh 5 1 2 0 Al.Ramirez, Butera. Second, Mike DiMuro; Third, Tim Welke. Hairstnph 1 0 0 0 OL Ryan McKnight. things,”Roush said. Brantlylf 1 0 1 0 EnChvzcf 4 0 0 1 IP H R ER BB SO T—3:07. A—15,168 (34,078). Totals 33 4 8 4 Totals 32 1 4 1 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Signed TE Marcedes Donald3b 5 1 1 0 Lewis to a five-year contract. Edwards refused to say Chicago Atlanta 002 000 020 — 4 MIAMI DOLPHINS—Signed QB Kevin O Connell. Totals 40 7 11 7 Totals 43 8 12 7 BuehrleW,9-5 8 4 3 0 0 3 BLUE JAYS 5, ORIOLES 4 NewYork 100 000 000 — 1 how close he was to sign- Cleveland 331 000 000 00 — 7 SaleS,3-4 1 1 0 0 0 1 E—Freeman (6), D.Wright (8). DP—New York 1. LOB— NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Agreed to terms with C Olin Texas 111 002 002 01 — 8 Minnesota Toronto Baltimore Atlanta 6, New York 8. 2B—Freeman 2 (28), D.Wright Kreutz on a one-year contract. ing with another team or Two outs when winning run scored. BlackburnL,7-9 51-3 7 4 4 6 1 ab r h bi ab r h bi (12), Bay (9). 3B—Constanza (1). S—Bourn. SF—Bourn. NEW YORK GIANTS—Signed CB Prince Amukamara E—Andrus (22). DP—Texas 3. LOB—Cleveland 6, Texas Dumatrait 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 YEscorss 5 0 2 1 Andinoss 4 1 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO to a four-year contract and CB Darnell Burks. how many teams showed 8. 2B—C.Santana (20), Kinsler (26), Moreland (16), Al.Burnett 11-3 0 0 0 1 1 EThmslf 5 0 1 0 Markksrf 4 1 2 1 Atlanta Waived-injured CB Bruce Johnson. interest. Once Edwards Torrealba (22). HR—C.Santana (17), Duncan (4), Capps 2-3 2 1 1 0 0 Bautistrf 5 1 1 0 AdJonscf 5 1 1 2 T.HudsonW,11-7 7 3 1 1 2 2 NEW YORK JETS—OL Damien Woody announced his Mi.Young (10), Napoli (18). SB—Kipnis (1), Kinsler (20). Perkins 11-3 0 0 0 0 1 Lind1b 4 1 1 0 Guerrrdh 3 1 0 0 VentersH,24 1 1 0 0 1 0 retirement. Re-signed S Brodney Pool. Signed G was back in the fold, CS—C.Santana (3), Fukudome (2), Duncan (1). SF— HBP—by Capps (Quentin). WP—Perkins. Encrncdh 2 2 1 0 MrRynl1b 3 0 1 0 KimbrelS,33-38 1 0 0 0 0 1 Trevor Canfield and T Pete Clifford. Waived CB En.Chavez. Umpires—Home, Mike Estabrook; First, Todd Rasmscf 4 0 2 1 Wietersc 4 0 1 1 NewYork Jeremy McGee, G Tom Ottaiano and T Jeff Wills. Roush started sponsor- IP H R ER BB SO Tichenor; Second, Gerry Davis; Third, Angel RDaviscf 0 0 0 0 Reimldlf 4 0 0 0 DickeyL,5-10 7 5 2 2 0 5 OAKLAND RAIDERS—Signed TE Kevin Boss. Cleveland Hernandez. A.Hill2b 3 1 1 2 J.Bell3b 4 0 0 0 Byrdak 1-3 1 1 1 0 0 PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Signed LB LaMarr Woodley ship discussions for the Jimenez 5 7 5 5 3 7 T—2:29. A—41,364 (39,500). Arenciic 4 0 0 0 CIzturs2b 3 0 1 0 Igarashi 2-3 2 1 1 2 0 to a six-year contract. No.99,and he said there s DurbinH,3 1 1 0 0 0 0 Lawrie3b 4 0 2 1 Pieph 1 0 0 0 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Agreed to terms with WR D.Carrasco 1 0 0 0 0 1 Malcom Floyd. J.SmithH,8 1 0 0 0 0 1 TIGERS 4, ROYALS 3, 10 INNINGS Totals 36 5 11 5 Totals 35 4 7 4 HBP—by T.Hudson (Duda). no shortage of interested PestanoH,16 1 0 0 0 1 2 Toronto 022 000 010 — 5 Umpires—Home, Brian Gorman; First, Dan Bellino; TENNESSEE TITANS—LB David Thornton announced C.PerezBS,3-25 1 2 2 2 0 1 Detroit KansasCity Baltimore 200 001 001 — 4 Second, Tony Randazzo; Third, Larry Vanover. his retirement. suitors. Roush said the R.PerezL,4-2 12-3 2 1 1 0 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi E—L.Perez (1), Lawrie (1). DP—Toronto 1. LOB—Toronto T—2:43. A—30,607 (41,800). WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Signed OL Sean Locklear. Texas AJcksncf 4 1 2 0 AGordnlf 5 0 1 0 7, Baltimore 8. 2B—Y.Escobar (19), Markakis (19). HR— HOCKEY company will be “just D.Holland 12-3 5 6 4 1 1 Boeschlf 5 1 2 2 MeCarrcf 4 0 1 0 Ad.Jones (19). SB—A.Hill (14). SF—A.Hill. National Hockey League fine” running four cars. Feldman 31-3 1 1 1 1 3 Ordonzrf 3 0 1 1 Butlerdh 4 1 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO PADRES 15, PIRATES 5 PHOENIX COYOTES—Signed F Patrick O Sullivan to a Tateyama 2 1 0 0 0 2 Kellypr-rf-3b 0 0 0 0 Hosmer1b 4 1 1 0 Toronto SanDiego Pittsburgh one-year contract. RFR also has Matt M.Lowe 1 1 0 0 1 2 MiCarr1b 5 0 1 0 Francrrf 4 0 1 0 MillsW,1-1 51-3 4 3 3 4 5 ab r h bi ab r h bi LACROSSE M.Adams 11-3 2 0 0 1 0 VMrtnzdh 4 0 0 0 Giavtll2b 3 1 2 1 L.PerezH,4 1 1 0 0 0 1 Maybincf 5 2 3 0 AMcCtcf 4 1 1 0 National Lacrosse League Kenseth and David Ragan FelizW,1-2 12-3 1 0 0 0 0 JhPerltss 4 0 0 0 Mostks3b 4 0 1 1 LitschH,1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Bartlettss 3 1 0 1 GJones1b 3 1 2 1 WASHINGTON STEALTH—Re-signed D Chris Jimenez pitched to 2 batters in the 6th. Guillen2b 4 0 0 0 AEscorss 4 0 1 1 F.FranciscoH,2 1 0 0 0 0 2 Hamrnp 0 0 0 0 Walker2b 6 0 2 1 O Dougherty through the 2013 season. under contract. HBP—by D.Holland (LaPorta), by Tateyama Avilac 4 1 1 1 Pinac 3 0 0 0 RauchS,11-16 1 2 1 1 0 0 Grgrsnp 0 0 0 0 Ludwcklf 4 0 4 1 COLLEGE Edwards contract (A.Cabrera). WP—Jimenez, R.Perez. Betemt3b 2 0 1 0 B.Penaph 1 0 0 0 Baltimore Forsythph-2b 1 0 0 0 Alvarez3b 5 0 0 0 COASTAL CAROLINA—Named Stephen Yates Umpires—Home, Jim Wolf; First, Derryl Cousins; Dirkspr-rf 0 1 0 0 Tom.HunterL,1-2 4 8 4 4 0 1 Headly3b 6 2 2 5 Doumitc 5 1 2 1 women s assistant volleyball coach. means other free agents Second, D.J. Reyburn; Third, Angel Campos. Totals 35 4 8 4 Totals 36 3 9 3 Patton 3 2 1 1 1 1 Guzmn1b 5 2 2 2 Paulrf 4 1 2 0 COKER—Announced the resignation of men s and T—3:59. A—37,842 (49,170). Detroit 200 010 000 1 — 4 Jakubauskas 2 1 0 0 0 1 OHudsn2b 4 2 1 0 Cedenoss 4 1 2 1 women s tennis coach Tim Pleasant. can start seriously con- KansasCity000 000 300 0 — 3 Patton pitched to 3 batters in the 8th. Frierip 0 0 0 0 Karstnsp 1 0 0 0 SAM HOUSTON STATE—Named Sean Allen and Philip sidering their options for YANKEES 3, RED SOX 2 DP—Detroit 3, Kansas City 1. LOB—Detroit 6, Kansas HBP—by Tom.Hunter (Encarnacion). PB—Arencibia. Venalerf 5 2 3 2 Watsonp 0 0 0 0 Miller assistant baseball coaches. City 4. 2B—Betemit (17), Giavotella (1). 3B—A.Jackson Umpires—Home, Brian Knight; First, Jerry Layne; Blankslf 5 1 2 1 Pearceph 1 0 0 0 SHENANDOAH—Named Stephanie Bair and 2012 and beyond. Clint NewYork Boston (8), Boesch (1). HR—Avila (13). SB—Giavotella (1). CS— Second, Bob Davidson; Third, Lance Barrett. LMrtnzc 4 1 1 3 Grillip 0 0 0 0 Meredith Bloomfield women s assistant field hock- ab r h bi ab r h bi Me.Cabrera (6). SF—Ordonez. T—2:57. A—18,770 (45,438). Harangp 3 1 0 0 Diazph 0 0 0 0 ey coaches. Bowyer (Richard Chil- Jeterss 4 1 1 0 Ellsurycf 3 0 1 1 IP H R ER BB SO Thtchrp 0 0 0 0 DMcCtp 0 0 0 0 SHEPHERD—Named Joel Gordon quarterbacks Grndrscf 4 1 1 1 Pedroia2b 4 0 1 0 Detroit Cnghmph 1 1 1 1 Beimelp 0 0 0 0 coach. Announced retirement of defensive coordi- dress Racing), Juan Pablo Teixeir1b 3 0 0 0 AdGnzl1b 4 0 0 0 Porcello 61-3 7 3 3 0 4 NL BOXES AlGnzlzss 1 0 0 0 BrWodph 1 0 0 0 nator Bob Haley. Promoted Josh Kline to defensive Cano2b 4 0 0 0 Youkils3b 4 0 1 0 Coke 0 1 0 0 0 0 NATIONALS 5, ROCKIES 3 Totals 43 15 15 15 Totals 38 5 15 5 coordinator. Montoya (Earnhardt Swisherrf 3 0 2 1 D.Ortizdh 4 1 1 1 PauleyBS,2-2 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 SanDiego 021 610 320 — 15 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE—Named Tonja Braxton Ganassi Racing) and Bri- AnJonslf 1 0 0 0 Crwfrdlf 4 0 2 0 SchlerethW,1-1 2 0 0 0 1 1 Washington Colorado Pittsburgh 211 000 100 — 5 softball coach. Gardnrlf 1 0 0 0 Sltlmchc 4 0 0 0 ValverdeS,31-31 1 0 0 0 0 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi E—Harang (3), Cedeno (7), Alvarez (12). DP—San Diego SOUTHERN ILLINOIS—Named Alexis Mihelich an Vickers (Red Bull Rac- Martinc 4 0 0 0 Reddckrf 4 0 2 0 KansasCity Ankielcf 5 1 3 1 EYonglf 4 0 1 0 3. LOB—San Diego 6, Pittsburgh 16. 2B—Maybin (15), women s golf coach. Posadadh 3 0 0 0 Scutaross 3 1 0 0 F.Paulino 62-3 6 3 3 2 7 Espinos2b 4 2 2 0 Fowlercf 5 0 2 0 O.Hudson (10), G.Jones (20), Paul (3). 3B—Venable (4). SYRACUSE—Suspended WR Marcus Sales indefinite- ing) are the three top free ENunez3b 1 1 1 0 L.Coleman 11-3 1 0 0 0 0 Zmrmn3b 4 0 1 2 Helton1b 5 1 1 0 HR—Headley (4), Guzman (5), Blanks (1), Cunningham ly after he was arrested for drug possession. Totals 28 3 5 2 Totals 34 2 8 2 Soria 1 0 0 0 0 1 Morse1b 5 1 3 2 Tlwtzkss 4 1 2 0 (1), Doumit (5). S—Karstens. WOFFORD—Named Ashley Kirk women s assistant agents available, and in- NewYork 000 003 000 — 3 CrowL,3-3 1-3 1 1 1 2 1 Werthrf 5 0 0 0 S.Smithrf 4 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO soccer coach. terest is about to pick up. Sports 4 Saturday, August 6, 2011
BURLEY/RUPERT FORECAST TWIN FALLS FIVE-DAY FORECAST Yesterday’s Weather Today: Mosly sunny skies, small chance for storms. High 86. Today Tonight Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday City Hi Lo Prcp Boise 93 67 0.00" Tonight: Partly cloudy overnight. Low 53. Challis 77 47 0.20" Coeur d’ Alene 86 55 0.00" Idaho Falls 84 50 0.14" Tomorrow: Mild temperatures, mostly dry. High 86. Jerome 86 54 Trace" Lewiston 93 64 0.00" Lowell 94 61 0.00" Malad City n/a n/a n/a" ALMANAC - BURLEY Malta n/a n/a n/a" A hot and Mostly clear Cooler, but still A few extra Still warm, More Pocatello 87 51 0.05" sunny day and warm warm, mostly clouds partly cloudy sunshine, near Rexburg 82 53 0.07" Temperature Precipitation Salmon 79 55 0.03" today overnight sunny 90 Stanley 73 44 0.15" Sun Valley 75 45 0.30" Yesterday’s High 86° Yesterday’s 0.03" High 91° Low 58° 88° / 56° 87° / 59° 88° / 59° 89° / 60° Yesterday’s Low 53° Month to Date 0.04" Normal High / Low 89° / 54° Avg. Month to Date 0.07" ALMANAC - TWIN FALLS Record High 100° in 1949 Water Year to Date 10.94" Record Low 43° in 1976 Avg. Water Year to Date 9.29" Barometric Sunrise and Temperature Precipitation Humidity Pressure Sunset IDAHO’S FORECAST Yesterday’s High 89° Yesterday’s 0.00" Yesterday’s High 83% 5 pm Yesterday 29.99 in. Today Sunrise: 6:35 AM Sunset: 8:52 PM Yesterday’s Low 50° Month to Date 0.04" Yesterday’s Low 18% Sunday Sunrise: 6:36 AM Sunset: 8:51 PM SUN VALLEY, SURROUNDING MTS. Normal High / Low 87° / 53° Avg. Month to Date 0.06" Today’s Forecast Avg. 48% Monday Sunrise: 6:37 AM Sunset: 8:49 PM Some showers and thunderstorms each Record High 97° in 1987 Water Year to Date 12.24" Tuesday Sunrise: 6:38 AM Sunset: 8:48 PM afternoon remain in the forecast. Temperatures Record Low 45° in 1980 Avg. Water Year to Date 10.08"A water year runs from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30 Wednesday Sunrise: 6:38 AM Sunset: 8:47 PM will stay in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Temperature & Precipitation valid through 5 pm yesterday Moonrise Coeur d’ Moon Phases Today’s U. V. Index Low Moderate High Alene Today Highs 80'sTonight’s Lows 40's to 50's and Moonset Forecasts and maps prepared by: 81 / 53 BOISE Today Moonrise: 3:03 PM Moonset: none 9 11 3 5 7 10 Staying hot across the region with Sunday First Full Last New Moonrise: 4:10 PM Moonset: 12:40 AM The higher the index the10 Cheyenne, Wyoming plenty of sunshine, and really no relief Aug. 6 Aug. 13 Aug. 21 Aug. 29 Monday Moonrise: 5:11 PM Moonset: 1:29 AM more sun protection needed www.dayweather.com to be found from the sun in terms of thunderstorms. REGIONAL FORECAST NATIONAL FORECAST WORLD FORECAST Lewiston Today Tomorrow Monday Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow 88 / 63 Today Highs/Lows 90's / 50's City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Boise 93 57 su 90 55 pc 89 55 pc Atlanta 94 75 th 94 75 th Orlando 95 78 th 94 78 th Acapulco 88 75 th 88 75 th Moscow 76 54 pc 76 57 pc Grangeville NORTHERN UTAH Bonners Ferry 82 51 pc 83 52 pc 83 52 pc Atlantic City 82 76 th 86 75 th Philadelphia 86 73 th 91 74 th Athens 82 76 pc 83 76 pc Nairobi 70 57 sh 65 56 sh Sunshine and hot Burley 86 53 pc 86 52 pc 82 52 su Baltimore 85 74 th 89 73 th Phoenix 108 85 su 107 85 pc Auckland 58 50 sh 55 43 sh Oslo 69 51 sh 62 52 sh 84 / 54 conditions will be the Challis 86 50 th 84 50 th 84 50 pc Billings 88 59 th 90 59 th Portland, ME 78 65 th 78 66 th Bangkok 84 78 r 83 78 sh Paris 72 51 sh 68 53 sh Coeur d’ Alene 81 53 pc 83 53 pc 84 53 su Birmingham 92 75 th 92 75 th Raleigh 92 76 th 94 75 th Beijing 83 71 sh 80 71 r Prague 77 61 th 71 53 sh keywords across the region Elko, NV 93 52 su 90 48 su 91 48 pc Boston 81 68 sh 76 68 th Rapid City 83 61 pc 84 62 th Berlin 81 62 th 76 55 sh Rio de Jane 78 63 pc 80 65 th for the next few days. Eugene, OR 81 51 pc 79 51 pc 80 51 pc Charleston, SC 88 80 th 88 80 th Reno 90 58 su 90 57 su Buenos Aires 61 47 pc 58 50 pc Rome 81 68 pc 81 71 pc McCall Chances for storms are Gooding 88 57 su 86 53 pc 84 53 pc Charleston, WV 86 73 th 88 71 th Sacramento 90 59 su 89 58 su Cairo 99 71 pc 99 70 pc Santiago 58 48 pc 62 44 r Grace 80 50 pc 80 50 pc 78 50 pc Chicago 83 74 pc 87 69 th St. Louis 94 79 th 96 76 th Dhahran 106 95 th 105 95 th Seoul 87 73 th 86 74 th Salmon minimal. 81 / 49 Hagerman 95 56 su 93 55 pc 91 55 pc Cleveland 85 70 th 87 70 th St.Paul 85 66 th 79 63 pc Geneva 72 54 sh 65 45 sh Sydney 67 45 sh 64 44 sh 82 / 48 Hailey 82 53 th 83 51 pc 80 51 pc Denver 92 65 th 93 62 pc Salt Lake City 90 65 su 91 68 su Hong Kong 85 82 th 85 82 th Tel Aviv 83 80 pc 82 80 sh Idaho Falls 83 52 pc 83 52 th 80 52 pc Des Moines 88 72 pc 85 64 pc San Diego 73 64 su 74 66 su Jerusalem 94 74 pc 94 75 sh Tokyo 88 75 th 88 76 th Kalispell, MT 84 50 pc 84 52 th 82 52 th Detroit 86 72 th 88 70 th San Francisco 64 55 pc 67 55 pc Johannesburg 63 44 pc 55 39 sh Vienna 81 61 pc 84 58 sh Jerome 90 58 su 87 55 pc 85 55 pc El Paso 102 77 th 102 77 th Seattle 80 53 pc 80 53 pc Kuwait City 117 93 pc 116 94 pc Warsaw 78 62 sh 84 62 th Lewiston 88 63 pc 89 63 su 90 63 su Fairbanks 66 40 pc 55 33 r Tucson 103 78 th 103 79 th London 64 49 sh 67 50 sh Winnipeg 63 50 r 78 56 pc Caldwell Malad City 91 51 pc 92 51 pc 87 51 su Fargo 76 57 th 79 60 pc Washington, DC 87 76 th 91 75 th Mexico City 71 48 th 74 50 sh Zurich 73 52 sh 59 45 sh 93 / 60 Idaho Falls Malta 85 52 pc 85 50 pc 84 50 su Honolulu 86 72 sh 87 72 sh McCall 81 49 th 81 46 th 79 46 pc Houston 99 80 pc 99 80 th Boise Sun Valley 83 / 52 Missoula, MT 87 51 pc 86 53 th 87 53 th Indianapolis 88 74 th 91 69 th TODAY’S NATIONAL MAP 93 / 57 76 / 45 Pocatello 91 56 pc 92 55 th 89 55 su Jacksonville 95 80 th 96 80 th 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 Portland, OR 80 53 pc 80 53 pc 79 53 su Kansas City 95 77 th 93 73 th Pocatello Rupert 87 54 pc 87 52 pc 85 52 su Las Vegas 103 81 su 104 80 su Rupert 91 / 56 Rexburg 83 50 pc 83 50 th 78 50 pc Little Rock 104 80 pc 102 79 th Mountain Home 87 / 54 93 / 60 Richland, WA 89 60 pc 89 59 su 91 59 su Los Angeles 80 61 su 84 64 su Rogerson 80 52 th 78 50 pc 77 50 pc Memphis 100 84 th 100 82 th T-storms Burley Salmon 82 48 th 81 48 th 83 48 th Miami 92 78 th 91 78 th Twin Falls 86 / 53 Salt Lake City, UT 90 65 su 91 68 su 90 68 su Milwaukee 82 71 pc 84 67 th L Fronts 91 / 58 Spokane, WA 86 55 pc 88 56 su 88 56 su Nashville 96 77 th 97 75 th L Stanley 78 36 th 78 36 pc 76 36 pc New Orleans 92 80 th 91 80 th Yesterday’s State Extremes - High: 94 at Lowell Low: 44 at Stanley Sun Valley 76 45 th 77 43 pc 74 43 pc New York 83 73 th 85 71 th L Cold Yellowstone, MT Oklahoma City 83 weather key: su-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, mc-mostly cloudy, c-cloudy, 72 39 th 73 39 th 71 39 pc 109 pc 104 82 pc Omaha 89 70 pc 85 66 pc th-thunderstorms, sh-showers,r-rain, sn-snow, fl-flurries, w-wind, m-missing Hot Warm GREGG MIDDLEKAUFF’S QUOTE OF THE DAY CANADIAN FORECAST Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Stationary City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Education is when you read the fine print. Calgary 64 36 sh 68 44 sh Saskatoon 80 56 th 78 49 sh Cranbrook 74 43 sh 76 42 sh Toronto 78 59 th 80 64 th Valid to 6 p.m. today Hot Experience is what you get if Edmonton 68 48 sh 63 46 sh Vancouver 65 52 sh 67 52 sh Occluded Kelowna 74 45 sh 75 44 sh Victoria 67 59 pc 68 58 pc Yesterday’s National Extremes: you don’t. Lethbridge 79 51 pc 78 48 pc Winnipeg 63 50 r 78 56 pc High: 113 at Chander, Okla. Regina 78 55 pc 81 54 th Low: 32 at Truckee, Calif.
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Fowler Part of 4-Way Tie as Woods Falters GOODELL, NFLPA AKRON, Ohio (AP) Rickie Fowler had long time ago, so am I going to expect to HEAD SMITH SIGN eight birdies and an eagle to give himself do it two days in a row?” Scott said. “I another shot at winning.Adam Scott did don’t think so.But it’s a hard golf course, well enough to stay in the lead.PGA Tour and if you’re just a little off,you get quite NEW, 10-YEAR DEAL rookie Keegan Bradley got in on the ac- severely penalized.There’s no real secret tion late. that it’s not easy to shoot a couple of 62s.” CANTON, Ohio (AP) his seat, with Smith an- It seemed as if everyone was in con- Fowler was all over the place.He made NFL Commissioner Roger swering “more than wel- tention Friday at the Bridgestone Invita- only five pars,and kept his gallery guess- Goodell and NFLPA head come.” tional. ing the rest of the time.There were three DeMaurice Smith each Following the signing Except for the guy most everyone straight birdies, and a wedge he holed grabbed a side of the mas- both men glad-handed came to see. from 110 yards for eagle on No.3.He fol- sive 300-page collective their way to the NFL Net- On another soft day that was ripe for lowed that with three bogeys and three bargaining agreement be- work’s set inside the Hall of low scores,Tiger Woods missed a 2-foot pars. tween the players and Fame Gallery. With the putt and didn’t make enough birdies to “A lot of good things came out of to- league owners and ex- busts of Hall inductees atone for his short-game mistakes dur- ASSOCIATED PRESS day,”said Fowler, who is still searching changed a relieved hand- serving as a backdrop, ing a 1-over 71 that left him in the middle Rickie Fowler hits from the 18th tee for his first win. “Building some confi- shake while posing for the Smith and Goodell detailed of the pack. during second round play in the dence going into the weekend.” cameras. the sometimes difficult He was only seven shots behind, but Bridgestone Invitational golf No one appeared to have more fun And just like that, 4 ½ journey to the new deal. had 35 players in front of him at Firestone. tournament at Firestone Country than Bradley, the nephew of LPGA Hall months of acrimony,anger Neither pointed to a “Today was not very good,”Woods Club in Akron, Ohio on Friday. of Fame player Pat Bradley and a winner and posturing from both breakthrough moment in said. this year at the Byron Nelson Champi- sides during the protracted the lengthy talks, instead It was good enough for Scott, except 8-under 132 along with Ryan Moore onship. With big crowds lingering even NFL lockout was over. crediting leadership on for making the putts he holed in the (66), Fowler (64) and Bradley (65). Jason after Woods left the course,he could hear Smith and Goodell both sides for being able to opening round of this World Golf Cham- Day bogeyed his last hole for a 70 and plenty of cheers for birdies all around signed the new CBA on a find common ground so pionship.He had a 70,which is never bad was one shot behind with Martin Laird him, and even some for himself as he makeshift stage on the the 2011 season could be at Firestone in any condition. (67) and Robert Karlsson (65). worked his way to the top of the leader- steps of the Pro Football saved. After opening with a 62, Scott was at “The last time I shot 62 was probably a board. Hall of Fame Friday morn- Goodell said a small ing, a largely ceremonial group of player represen- gesture after the players tatives and owners did the agreed to ratify the 10-year leg work of putting aside agreement Thursday the considerable differ- night. ences between the two vored to win its third straight investigation into coach country,but it doesn’t mean Still, there was a sense of groups and focusing on the Pac-12 league title after last season’s Chip Kelly’s questionable anything until you go out relief from both Smith and future. Continued from S1 run to the national champi- use of a recruiting service. and play the game, so that Goodell, who shook hands “There was a tremen- onship game. Yet the high- “It’s nice to be picked to mindset won’t change. three times during the brief dous amount of respect Many of those stars are octane Ducks begin the sea- win,”Kelly said. “It’s nice to Hopefully, our motivation signing and even hugged and an attempt to find so- still at Oregon, which is fa- son under a cloud of NCAA be picked top-five in the comes from within.” after spending nearly half a lutions,” Goodell said. year in tense negotiations “Once we understood each haggling over a new way to other and we understood distribute the NFL’s mas- that that was what we NORTH Mychal Kendricks, OL fense. ing QBs, but Utah must re- sive revenue stream. were there for, we got it Mitchell Schwartz, DB Sean Notes: Ineligible for post- build defense on the move. “We’re all relieved be- done.” OREGON — Key players: Cattouse. Returning season play in final season cause football is back,” Both Goodell and Smith RB LaMichael James, QB starters: 7 offense, 6 defense. of bowl ban. Junior QB ARIZONA — Key players: Goodell said. “That’s what were vague on the possibil- Darron Thomas, DB Cliff Notes: Golden Bears hope Barkley’s enviable targets QB Nick Foles, WR Juron our fans want, and that’s ity of HGH-testing. Smith Harris, DB John Boyett, LB to bounce back from disap- include Woods and touted Criner, RB Keola Antolin, what we all want and we’re called it “something to be Josh Kaddu. Returning pointing 2010, which ended newcomers Kyle Prater and LB Paul Vassallo, CB Trevin thrilled that we got it strived for,”with Goodell starters: 7 offense, 6 defense. streaks of 8 straight winning George Farmer. Wade. Returning starters: 5 done.” adding ““we’re going to get Notes: Coach Chip Kelly seasons and 7 straight bowl offense, 7 defense. One fan shouted “thank it done but we want to get it doesn’t believe Oregon’s re- games. ARIZONA STATE — Key Notes: Perpetually on-the- you” to Smith as he took done right.” cruiting investigation will players: QB Brock Osweil- bubble coach Mike Stoops become a distraction. ... OREGON STATE — Key er, RB Cameron Marshall, has led Wildcats to three Tough season opener vs. players: WR James RB Deantre Lewis, LB Von- straight bowl games, but is LSU in Arlington, Tex. Rodgers, S Lance Mitchell, taze Burfict, DE Junior 40-45 overall. DT Kevin Frahm, OT Mike Onyeali. Returning starters: STANFORD — Key play Remmers, LB Cameron 11 offense, 9 defense. UCLA — Key players: RB and missed out on making ers: QB Andrew Luck, RB Collins. Returning starters: 7 Notes: All 5 starters return Johnathan Franklin, QB Hall of Fame the hall in his first two years Stepfan Taylor, LB Shayne offense, 4 defense. on coach Dennis Erickson’s Kevin Prince, S Tony Dye, Continued from S1 of eligibility. He compiled Skov, S Michael Thomas, Notes: Coming off 5-7 sea- offensive line in front of LB Sean Westgate, DE Da- 10,060 yards receiving and OT Jonathan Martin. Re- son and first bowl miss Osweiler, the junior who tone Jones. Returning who became eligible for the 62 touchdowns,monstrous turning starters: 5 offense, 6 since 2005. led an OT win over Arizona starters: 7 offense, 8 defense. first time in 2011.Both Cur- numbers for a tight end,and defense. in his only start last season. Notes: Coach Rick tis Martin and Jerome Bettis won three Super Bowls — Notes: Coach Jim Har- WASHINGTON STATE — ... Sun Devils will debut Neuheisel knows he’s on hot rushed for more yards than two with Denver, one with baugh jumped to the 49ers Key players: QB Jeff Tuel, their slick new uniforms seat at his alma mater after Faulk, yet fell short of en- Baltimore. after last season’s stunning WR Marquess Wilson, WR and helmets Sept. 1 vs. UC just one winning season in 3 shrinement. But tight end always has run to an Orange Bowl vic- Jared Karstetter, S Deone Davis. years, so he hired hungry “People make a big thing been a difficult position tory, leaving David Shaw in Bucannon, DE Travis Long. young coordinators Mike about going in on the first from which to gain hall en- charge.. Returning starters: 9 of- UTAH — Key players: QB Johnson and Joe Tresey. ballot, but it’s really more try; there are only eight fense, 8 defense. Jordan Wynn, OL Tony about getting in,”Faulk said. tight ends in Canton. WASHINGTON — Key Notes: The Cougars have Bergstrom, LB Brian COLORADO — Key play “They don’t give you a tar- Sharpe did it the hardest players: RB Chris Polk, QB won just 5 games in their Blechen, DT Star Lotulelei, ers: QB Tyler Hansen, RB get to shoot at. In baseball, way,working his way from a Keith Price, WR Jermaine first three seasons under KR Shaky Smithson. Re- Rodney Stewart, S Ray Polk. you know what you have to seventh-round draft pick Kearse, S Nate Fellner. Re- coach Paul Wulff, who could turning starters: 7 offense, 5 Returning starters: 9 of- do to make the Hall of Fame. out of Savannah State to turning starters: 7 offense, 8 be down to his last chance. defense. fense, 8 defense. In football,you start off,you making eight Pro Bowls. defense. Notes: Utes are coming off Notes: New coach Jon Em- don’t really know what you “Shannon was the best at Notes: Huskies coming off SOUTH 8 straight winning seasons bree thinks Pac-12 is much have to do to make it. what he did, no question,” first winning season since in Mountain West. ... They better fit for his alma mater There’s no ‘If you break said Mike Shanahan, who 2002. ... Won 4 straight to SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA got the luck of the draw in than Big 12. He faces a high these records as a tight end, coached him with the Bron- end season, including first — Key players: QB Matt Pac-12 scheduling, avoiding degree of debut difficulty: you’re going to get in’ or cos. “He dominated. His bowl win since 2001. Barkley, WR Robert Woods, Oregon and Stanford this After taking over a program Shannon Sharpe would work ethic was at the top. OT Matt Kalil, DL Nick Per- season. ... Wynn should fit with 5 straight losing sea- have got in his first year. He played his best in big CALIFORNIA — Key play ry, S T.J. McDonald. Return- comfortably into the con- sons, the Buffaloes play 13 That’s hard to do.” games, and he did it all over ers: WR Keenan Allen, LB ing starters: 6 offense, 7 de- ference’s class of outstand- games without a bye week. Sharpe retired in 2003 a long period of time.” Main 4 MC Saturday, August 6, 2011 Judge Delays Move to Replace Natural Gas Fuel Station Opens in Boise BOISE (AP) Supporters ValleyRide, the region’s pub- $2 a gallon cheaper than gaso- and business leaders this lic bus system.The Statesman line.The trade-off is that nat- Providers of Idaho Disabled Care week celebrated the open- reports that the Boise Fire De- ural gas vehicles can cost con- ing of the state’s first com- partment and a handful of sumers $3,000 to $6,000 BY REBECCA BOONE fare decided to have just one Under the new contract pressed natural gas fueling other entities are considering more. Associated Press residential habilitation com- with Community Partner- station in Boise, and conversion. General Motors and Ford pany oversee all the Medic- ships of Idaho, the state they’re poised to mark the Still, it will likely be several both manufacture com- BOISE A judge says Idaho aid-covered certified family would pay $1,075 a year for opening of a second sta- years before more Idaho cars pressed natural gas vehicles can’t switch to just one homes in the state. But legal new clients and $628 per year tion next week in Nampa. and trucks are running on for fleet use. But only Honda provider for some types of guardians Russell and Sandra for existing clients already in The decision to make natural gas and refilling at sta- has brought a consumer op- Medicaid services for the de- Knapp sued on behalf of their certified family homes,Win- the stations available to the tions around the state. tion to market in the United velopmentally disabled until ward, Jason Knapp, and Jana mill noted. That’s a dramatic public emerged from a Automakers are planning to States. In Europe, car buyers the Centers for Medicare and Shultz sued on behalf of her cut compared to current partnership between the offer more vehicles that burn can choose from more than a Medicaid Services decides ward, Toby Shultz, in Boise’s rates, which pay $2,905 per Treasure Valley Clean natural gas, on average about dozen models. whether the practice com- U.S. District Court. The year per client. Cities Coalition and Allied plies with federal law. Shultz and Knapp families But the new contract also Waste Services. The decision from U.S. contended that the switch amounted to a cut in services, In 2008, Allied Waste District Judge B. Lynn Win- would violate their wards’ the judge found — only re- Services converted its WANT OUT? mill was handed down right to freely choose their quiring Community Partner- Treasure Valley fleet of 50 Thursday — just one day be- own health care providers. ships to make a face-to-face heavy-duty vehicles to GIVE US A SHOUT! fore the state’s contract with Meanwhile,a group of res- visit to certified family homes natural gas to avoid new Community Partnerships of idential habilitation agencies once a year. Most residential regulations being pro- Idaho was to go into effect. who were already suing the habilitation companies now posed for vehicles using Open 24/7 208 678 9919 The ruling keeps dozens of state over reimbursement rate working in Idaho say they diesel fuel. Cathy Hunter, Agent other residential habilitation cuts also asked the federal visit homes monthly or at “It’s clean,it’s domestic, Se Habla Español Financing Available OAC companies across Idaho in court to stall the proposed least once a quarter. and it’s quiet,’’Allied gen- business,at least for now. change until the federal regu- Besides, Winmill said, if eral manager Dave Fisher American Eagle Some adults with develop- latory agency, Centers for the Centers for Medicare and told the Idaho Statesman mental disabilities live in cer- Medicare and Medicaid Ser- Medicaid Services rejected Thursday. Bail Bonds tified family homes under a vices, reviewed the plan and the state’s plan,Idaho will ei- Compressed natural gas 1811 Overland Ave. Burley Medicaid program that aims decided if it complied with ther have to find a way to un- is also the fuel of choice for to provide a family-style liv- federal law. The companies do its contract with Commu- ing environment for people contended the change was il- nity Partnerships of Idaho — who need assistance with legal because it amounted to a at a likely high cost to that daily activities. Under the 100 percent rate cut for some company, the state and the program, each certified fam- providers, and because it companies that formerly pro- ily home must work with a would illegally reduce the vided the service — or the residential habilitation services given to Medicaid state would have to pay for WE BUY YOUR agency,which provides train- clients. the whole program without ing, oversight and quality as- In Thursday’s ruling,Win- any federal matching funds. surance to the homes. mill wrote that the change That would cost the state Earlier this year, under should be put off at least until more than the $800,000 es- GOLD, SILVER pressure from lawmakers to the Centers for Medicare and timated savings it expects cut its budget, the Idaho De- Medicaid Services can review from switching to one partment of Health and Wel- the plan. provider. AND PLATINUM.
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