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Gcx>p MOlORNING W e a t h e r Abater rig h ttsth ree a t re^m airIS F lull ; Today:lay: Partly sunnymy with areas ^ - three central IdahoI wi ilderness ngrcserve(ved w ater rights claimed minimum quantity neet5cc«sary to _ ^ ^ •^Sjj^offogog this mom- ^ O U)urt reversal areas hasn't really chalanged. by the U.JU.S. F o rest Service for fulfiU th e purposes off ithe Wild 0 * 1 " ^ ing.W.Winds becom- The Idaho Supreieme paMBpHpHiB the[ie Salmon River and and Scenic Rivers Act." Court last week ruledI thatd oth-Wewt writer______own year-old ruling of the UppJpper Salmon,” Anomey holders from Stanley to Salmon, W ^ -1 .le X a d ; But the court, in a s ep a rate General AlA) Lance said in a pre- from Leadore to YellowwPine. M a g i c V aUJ i . jKY TWDn N FALLS - Tlie one thingS o p in io n , also unala n im o iisly pared stateutement. “The impact of the! iwild ond , Tower talk: Blaine„e County has « P Pjnents - feared most abouc“ upheld a Snake Ri'liv e r B asin The courDurt ruled that the feder- rail project ■ved federal vrater rights inn Adjudication court ruiu lin g granti- al guvemrrnment is enritled to “the Please see WATEF ^acted-a moratori:onum on cell phone towers. will scaitart Thursday' PageBl By John I.r.Hudtly Hi TImaa-Newawa ^writer______Rebuilding efforts:!j: IVvin Fhlls County^ new buildinding code in^ TORtM Y ;SKII TWIN FALLS FA - The city will c r e a ^ fees for butldaiding permits. start blazi:azing a nev\ iru il th is PageBl _____I week. C ity leilenders announced Monday thrk will Ik; closed during; samsare 7im«^Nov«lewa wrtter______received 8 inches of snsnow, said Wednesday,”ly,” she said. I The park ayoffs this ------Sharon Alden, thu leadI forecasterf< Alden saisaid Twin Falls and Dahl is ticket manajlager at constructiontion of the new overlook;, Pomerelle Ski Resortrt ncnr <;i, EnRinci v ^ d BURLiX£Y - While much of the with the Nationnl W \ e a th e r Hailey slioul<)uld not see any effects 1 in eer Gary Young said, •; itorm. She said temper- 1Albion, and if tlie snowfallall keeps •ant to totally discouragot Tlebrraken TVvo strichof on Magic Valley Vi is receiving a slow Service in Pocatello. Al\ld e n said from the stor the snow will fall in “sipjpnifiamt” • atures in BurleyBu and Twin Falls tup, she m ight be working"S "> tl"-' anybody trofrom going down therii’ und steac•ady rain, parts of the val- near future. locked Class A-4,8- e already Betting heavy amount.s, with a snoww lev el of will range frcfrom the middle 30s to r .. during thele Vwork.” lie s;iid. ^ school footbaU tear Pago Dl ■‘=y ‘ about 6,000 fcMt. upper 40s,, “b“but the main focus of “If it keeps snowing likelilt this, The $11 mmillion park improve-; snowfall that we might b e open for the headed tb the playc H S ™ could continue “Tliere's a heavy snowiw warning the warningng is south of (Burley) v •oject will include the; in effect for those ureas,s, meaning and northh and east through cend,” Dahl said. “We’’X e * co t! new falls> ovoverlook plaiform, pliisi w eetend after a wi througli Thurs- " .1aboui a foot right now, a tiebhsaker in Dietri they will receive monire th a n 6 Pocatcllo." n g l w . other work:irk: a bigger parking lot,^ 10 inches,” So far. tliehe storm has produced sstill snowing. It’s coming Monday. laho Supreme The first inches of snow, up to 10 more parkiirking spacos an d now^ said Alden, who noted1 th t e warn- only one minninor accident. Aroimd r pretty heavy.” IS. ; to reverse its white Wablanket of winter isn’i pro- Pomerelle will provide u complete covcr. Tlie storm ing Ls in cffect for townsns south of noon Mondnday. a car slid off ark projeci slioultl he anotli- continue thn today’s editorial Idaho/Westsaj ..4 Money ....5-7 * ' Section C x \lyanN l atitions leacd e r C l o s8IN G T IHE DE^ S e c t i o n byCommunity s .1-2 ^ ^ Section A Computers “ ..3 ;y '' Gore,3 , Bush fight ■;^C-icKC-= i Weather . ., .2 Classified. .4-8 les for baiinkruptc N ation. , .3,5 Co , it outit in usually ng might delay hantinding over of comnpoiind ^ Momlng break 4 Section « D . . Dem(n(x;ratic states :DearAt.lv...4 (-o,,Sports . . . .1-6 T h e Aaaoclnted w Preta______en a n m the :Cr?ssword .. .4 'i l la w su it. TheAssocIidelated Preaa ______Comics...... 7 id B u tle r ------OPWOO....&7 E U R d ’ALENE - Aryan ...... 8 ms leader Richard Butler e d for Al Corc[)re re m in d e d voters in filed for foi bankruptcy on Monday, lapter 7 pivotal1 Great( Lakes states Section B Se days bebefore he was to relinquish bannkruptcy, Mondayy thati economic good Magic \falley 1-3 Spoonnqdedpeper. controlf'l of his 20-acre compound u c h m e a n s times rctui•turned to America under iObltuarles . . .2 Con I to fniistisfy part of a civil rights his: assets are Democratiatic leadership and saidi to b on judgment a Couerr this week, but that wiL would squander the :e W. Bush listens to Koron B ^ V s Ene " jury awarded on Sept. 7 happen bccause of thi e filing, nation’s economiccc riches but saidJ Republican preaidentlal candidatecs T em Qov. George W C l a s s if 10 ahakoa hands with sup-^ ^ O . -„n, to a wcwoman and her son who0 Gissel .said. . . , . the electiotion rests on bigger ques-> Hughea, laft, Bush'a directKtor of communication, as hc al «lm wm gyButler and Aryan Nations. “It means justice ISii delayed, tjons: "CoCan we bring America^ porters during a campaigngn atop et the Boaquo Fonnsi EUElementary School in z] Log on to ... lassified ads ^ .“HedI doesn’t have $6 million in1 but not denied,” Gi.«d . toeclhcr?r? C an we move beyondJ Albuquerque, N.M., Mondiday. his bani’m k account so he is declar- The Keenans wereI cchascd md petty nrgirguments to get real ankruptcy," said u woman1 shot at by socurity Buards for results forfo the Americon peo- of power, th e Texas RepublicanR began thec fiifinal full week of their ing ban uck campaign, fighting (QQ'I who anjmswered the telephone att Aryan Nations in 199838. and their pie?” declared. “It won’t bee long1 now” nip and-tuck 1 Nations. She declined to:> lawsuit contended B u tle r and He saidid Gore' could not, but he: until h e wins fhe Whihite House on Democraicratic turf and honing I A ryan i isc-the-sale messages.^ iricy give herier name. his organization were-f negligent In jj, a refrain that raisedi and brings “a new attittimde and their close- !!.. for online clas •m GLssel, the attorney who3 in hiring and traia in in g th e <;lu.crsfrorrom GOP faithful starved1 atmosphere to Washing ase see CAMPAIGN. Page A2 n j . 7 re p re sesented i Victoria and Jason1 guards. for victoryory after eight years outt Thus both Bush "fna d 'G o rc 7 33-09 o r in Biiriq \ 6 7 7 -4 0 r 1 , M namHnn,TwkiHtFala,ld^ TiMrtar.Octeteairai.2000 FORECC A S T F Q) R M A GI C V A L L.EY AccuWoather.com DP AHO ALMi elat ncM 82%'* 8outhwnidabo:Afow8hcihowors a n d snow showors In1 1holh for o ast tod a y w h o ro ll seniwrioai^.— unmttnLtif? ...... 5:32 p.m. Clly HI Lo W HI Lo W will bo mostly doucfy. 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As violeence conttinues, Baarak fightss for politt i c a l l i f e Space sstation’s s k i p p e r Loa A n fte* Time* armed militiasi tougher tactics that wo'trould target P alestinnians is - but would not ■ ■ K . that have fre- Palestinian shooterss ian d th e ir grant conccncessions un d er th rea t off pushes»for n ew^ ; n a m e JER USALEM -AsVs a month-old . quently comntanders. It foIloweace station As forr aa namt e for the space sta- ing for his political1 Ullife in a hos- Ramallah and1 A suspected P#lestLiinian"Btifi-"r7anything. In’thcI face of violence,' made a pitch Mondayf ifor a name tion, Shephepherd turned to the nau- i - tile parliament eageiger to Nablus, and the man shot two Israelili security you willill find us * united, for tlie placc he will calall hom e for tical historstory h e loves. ^ headquarters guanlsiat a govemmeniUlt offlcoiin •; Negotiatiorions take place around a* the next four months. “F o r thousands th of years, 1 him out of office. It in the streets ... There Z Late Monday, in tantar« te d retal- of an elite east Jerusalem at: :noon on table, not 1 ' NASA astronaut Billill Shepherd hum ans1 haveha been going to;sea 1 iation for a pair of I killings in Qa police unit. Monday, killing one anwd oitical- will be no0 reward r for violence.” also found himself def ships fired rockets a Barak was repeatedly r and police headqu[quarters of Khan Youbunis. stabbed body of o reli(ligious Jew recess, Ba ^ expressed his keen deilesire to get side of theh e gj l^ w a ll. •ity President T h e rocket roi attacks came as was discovered on th lastli quite a sion from3m our managers as-to while in orbit. w hether: wcwe will follow this tradi- Water _ A R ussian Soyuz rocket rc was tion or not.’lOt.” • Continued from Al be in jecjeopardy, due to rights} first-in-time, first-in*riright water response2 toti the Supreme Court's ; scenic decision remi i^ ts estab- earlier rulingrui upholding federal imams uncer- grantedid under the Wild andI doctrine - to water rig II Campai^gn ------tain,” said Clive StroItrong, a state Scenic RiversRi' Act. lished after 1980. w ildernc!less water rights, ^ deputy attorney genera!ge who Thewili t “While, under the cocourt’s opin- spokesmoman Dick LarSen saidd’ Continued from Al Bush, thou(lOUgh nervous GOP s t ^ e - vild and scenic water right )w say he could vfitCAe - argued the case befoisfore the state claims indudein< the main SalmonI ion, the Forest Service;e m ay have Monday. Gore campaigned inn Michigan gists now i ; Suprem e Court. “Therealimpan h e : River, th ; a r i ^ t to make a case! forf a feder- Larsenn didd not know w hen the and Wisconsin vrtdle BiBush visited presidencytiCj without the state’s 25 the Middle Fork of the ■al votes by snagging ’ will rest on how muchichwasacmal- Salmon1 River,R the Middle Fork off al reserved water rii;h^ t for wild moratoriurium would be lift^ . But New Mexico and Califlifornia - aU electoral ly reserved." r and scenic rivers, my/ With the Texas govsi- } over who gets a Umited om outside Washing{pn. • Rick Johnson off thet Idaho numberr ofol permits. and that means maian y w a te r District JudgeJu< Dan Eismarm over5 stretc h in g G ore thin, t the dent from Conservation League,ue. Ih e water j h e rigi rights would have pri(riority. B ut it - Loncece has never mentioned“ Democratic vice presesident has I forget f<“ I’m from the west: ■ights in the Salmon River exas,” he told California rights upstream of the Frank would haveha a priority date of negotiators will haves ito look at running; forfi the bench, Lance® reduced by more thann nvo thirds W estT ^ Church*River of N existing rights and rig]ights devel- spokesmanan Bob Cooper said» his ad cam paign in tlthe battle- Republica:icans, with former rival No R eturn igao, wheirhen th e river was desig- Sen. John McClain aChis Wilderness, which mamany thought „ a te d wild wJ and scenic. That oped since 1980. M onday,V, dismissing a mediaQ ground state of Ohio --aU 1 but con- Arizona S e were threatened by t lims would report thattht specnlated Lance ceding those 21 dectoniral votes. sidemBu^Burbank, Calif. “Now that >y th e federal means chethe rights would be senior Forest Service clait ictly Californio, but it’s a wilderness water ri^ght. t StiU could - a n d thehcrefore superior under represent the long-ternrm interest, might runin fori the Suprem e Coun. Hc is shifting thee :money to «n’t Collette said. It’s imp<[possible to Chief JusticeJui Linda Trout, who Illinois and Minnesoiota, where hfck ofif a lot closer than say for certain, but thehose daims changcdI herh position to reverse? B u ^ has gained groundnd and Gore WashitiBtoiSton.” Circulation Sumby S7.00X> |per week, daily only S3.00 would probably leave: somes room the Suprenreme Court’s ea rlier ded-I- can’t afford to lose. Thele vice presi- Nationa>nal surveys put Bush Sunday only S3.50 per week, sion, is upIp ifor re-dection in 2002. will increase ah e ad oir r ttied with Gore in; tho \ Dmlel Walock, clrculatlilationla tio n (urectordirector sg|e, i„cu Sun for growth. dent, aides said, also wi icluded In .11 a ^ v e rale't. A While threats to wa/ater rights ------his effort in Florida,5, spending popular r vt v o te, an d the rac0 for * Circuladoa phone UoUnc. are open SI3.00ch.rgirge will be levied for alt remain, state Deparirtment of Times-N-.-News w riter N.S. 'about $2 million for: ( ad s in the b1 vo tes is just as tijght. •- between 7 and 10 a.m.,m. only. If you relumed check*ckx. ari D re h e r Wbfctenrued\fcdcanbc rcachcd at 733-I* state run by Bush’s broidler tl Jeb. Neidicr sidside can afford to let an W ater Resources Kai o unanswered. I do not receive your pap- has said he would lift themorato-th 0931, Extixt. 237, or by e*moi7^ Florida is considercred vital to attack go uj * call the number for youtB u r are a: M a i l i n fronrinadon o i rium imposed lastX y e a r in rtids9ma^7^cvaUey.com • Burley.Rupert* 677U042 ^^cT^mc.-^ai-Now* (UPS 631-080) i* pub- ! Pnul-Oaldoy...... 677-4042 f at 132 TTilrd Sl. W .. Twin n TheHmeaNcwi ■ T A H Twin Falla 0. 83301. by Magic Valley r li m a and other area* ...... 733^ 3 j FalU. Idaho. : C a i i ~ Saiurday. October 28 nunumbara Saturday,lay. tOclobM 28 numbara '*■■■■ New»p»pen Inc.Iw PerlodlnU paid'at Twin Inform aj _ FalU by TheI Tlmcs-Newx.TL Ofnclal cily and ; Subscription rates coumy ne«wp«|ipaper punuiani to Scction 6C- ^ 1 8 7 3 44 -6 3 2 6 ^ p i Home delivery: (lallyIT andan Sunday. S4 lO Sofdieldah'iaho Code. Thuraday It hereby I 6 11 32 31 per .week; Sundiy.only., S2.00S2 per weet. 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~;,.N ation)N ' “ WidoAiw: I will a(accept seat ROLLA, Mo. {A(AP) - The widow MrsMrs. Carnahan’s announce- "t of Gov. Mel Canimahan declared mentint camo< two weeks to th c day I M onday she will11 acccpt appoint- afterter Carnahan, 66, the ^ I ment to Missouru ri’s U.S. Senate Carncirnohans’ eldest son, Roger, )P leacders re;y e c t S f3cndirngdea seat if vottu^ picldl.,.W hlt. X ppay " o raise and also carric ' v’ by labor and op]opposed by some dou*)u*e Chief of Staff John Podesta«ta, center, and Budget Directctor Jack Lew. GOP)P-sought phaseout of theth( 3 business grouplups - aimed at wTowM ja d e rs h ip ’s dis- rcent federal excise tox.x o „ Reducing workplaplace injuries. mayiay well be helped - by keepi:eping T h e G O F lea ephones. ■ * ; B ut th eir objeb jectio n s u n d er- Conjongress in session almost: uruntil avowal of the pproposed agree- lined thot Repuipublican leaders thele Nov. 7 elections, in whirtrhich ment seem ed to0 dismay at least Cli3linton had until thc end of ■ ^ ■ K f T Kfeem to believeeve their party’s contmtrol of both the White Hoirtouse some Democrtrots, who had Mom>nday to veto it or it woiwould come low. ' t:7ospects will notnoi be hurt - and andid Congress are at stake. seemed ready to declare victory . becoi Scary Recorc l-in ballc (J Clinton1 urges minorarities towardrd m m V' Mail- ; Ots coulc , G o re , w;t^ams againstt Republicani n s ^iM so fF i )| WASHINGTOON (AP) - peopl)ple will forget the differer : idelayy H o u s ee control President Clinto:ton rallied black, in nonow and eight years ago anda voters Mondayy to support Al nott understand the con: I b I k OLYMPIA. WoslVash. (AP)-In two presiesident, U.S. S enate and' co Gore, saying theilere would be no quenences. the choice nndd t th e t Von Wagg • tightly contestedted congressional trolol of th e s ta te ’s H o u se at one to restrainin Republicans stake:kes in this election,” the pr :Z50 Madcona ; rtce s north of Seal>eattle, mail-in bal- Sena:nate also arc still too close 'o from dam aging ththe economy, the identnt said. tots could delayy tlthc final results call,U. environmerit, hthealth core and CliiMinton also was to give int fl- for several doys.ys. T hat, in tu rn , “It "It most assuredly will put: a 1lot education if Rep':publican George view;:ws to B lack Enturtiiinm c tfould deluy a bigger bt| question: of focusfw on a.cold and northwe‘West- vv. Busj, is electeted president. • Televlevision and Univision. H K i t a Who controls theteU.S. I House? ern-rn-most part of the countrytry, “Let’s go outt there and win ][ Republicans1 ntnow hold u slim saidid Democratic political const this thing,” CUntcIton exclaimed, rl' m ajority and Den:)emocra(s need a tantnt Cathy Allen of Seattl'ttie. The presidenint joined black G l a s s e s i n o n e h o u r ! ' net goin of eight.;ht seats to regain “The■hey’ll be carrying those abscbsen- entertainers WiUill Smith. Sinbod ] i'he control theyley lost in 1994. teeB ballotsb in and we’ll be watc and Queen 1Latifah, and MOUDuntain West Makeses It Possible t Our Commitment( to Qu;Quality Makes It Right! Although latete mail-ins in ingeg every one of them.” Hispanic star Jinimmy Smits on a California couidId ialso determ in e In In the 1st District, freshmtiman 4S-minute radidio show in an ' the outcome of up to a hal^dozen Demi:mocrat Jay Insle^ is defendli’“ f’s effort to tu rn ou3Ut thc vote. He races there, it’s5 WWashington’s 1st hiss scat s against a strong chtchal- also invited blacack ministers to Snd 2nd districtsets thnt arc m ore leng«nge by Republican state SeSen. the White Housese to enlist their likely to be the lastlas in tlie country Danm Mc£k>nald.1 support. m M ^Y E e:EXAMS " V — to determine a winwinner. In In the 2nd District, Republic'I'™ II was Clinnton’s sccond ^ M o u nitaiiTip l More than 5(50 percent of Johnhn Koster and Democrat Rii*^ck straight day of C£campaigning tar^ ’ AVAILILABLE W -v-Washington’s voteioters are expccted Lars(irsen are fighting for the op«open geted at blacks.cs, 0 traditional m SAME[E DAY m ito mail absenteeee ballots, which seatat left by Republican Ja«Jack constituent groupup of Democrats, 1 WestiW W g don’t need to be postmarkedp< until Meteetcalf. On Sunday, thee president sang ^ ^ 5 2 5 BLUE LAKJkKES BLVD. H.K Election Day. The district covers the nort'Ofth- along w ith th c ggospel choirs ut Two years ago,Igo, it took m o re w est2st corner of Washingto}ton, black Baptitist churches in M W 734-2■3937 m V than n week to countcoi oil thc mail- stret«‘etching from the northemmc“nest tlie W ashington aarea. yjpTicU L / e M FALLS jW in votes and detleterminc which sububurbs of Seattle up to> tlthe “I just am afrifraid thot unless VARILMJK ■■ ' p arty would contontrol the state’s Canamadian border. A mix of susub- vve get out of hereire ond sdr things ^ ' Legislature. Tliisis yyeor, th e stakes urbsbs and farmlands, it hns tra

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We feel wiwe should told you whavhat they feel they (3ui 17 Roscuof " our wedding dales would ch other.- be saving our money at: thistl time, comfortablylly afford.a Please acccpt 10 Moro ploaoam —----- in six months of eacl A b b y mature, about-to-marry 20 Sloulfi's We’re botlt in our earlyy 20s, still but once again, our porei•ents don’t it like the ma Bpoctolty ~ - living at home, and ourur parents A U ^ \b n B in n see it that way. I am a 4.C4.0 college adulls youI are.bk While it would 21 Troctor ___ ore well-to-do. graduate, have worked. anda gone be wonderfierful if your parents manulacturor *a ” le r lhe to school at the same tiltime, and would supporiport you all the way^to 22 *Tho__and _ _ _ Immediately afie it’s dear that for what- the Pondulum* *• announcements, our piiriu-cnis told have always tried to be ththe model the altar, it’s 23 Actor Connery _ _ us they could only give ^ daughter. Abby, are my»y brother ever reasons,ons, they feel they can 25 God ol war “investment property.” and I wron^ to think thatat our par- no longer carrycar that burden. You 28 PUIo S P S b rid e) $ 7 ,0 0 0 , and my IPPLIJPP would get half that :i brother and I are ents are bem g selfish? and your broibrother arc over 21 and 31 Poalwo ------^ '^EB build futures of your 35 Coupo ------^ ------Considering the cost of v y hurt by this - after -SINGING THE WEVEDDING ready to bui Of »* time to grow up and B«KJnn ___------these days, this would I that our parents were BELLLL BLUES own. It’s tin 36 Unroslrnlnod “ cover 25 percent of the: eexpenses, somehowndal al bind,” they were accept thee responsibilitiesr< yotir 37 Adda op ------but there was nothing; vwe could money forable a 1 to scrape up the DEAR SINGING: Yes,•s, you are parents arc•c aa: .« J ^ you to tak e on 38 Gam Slolo .ith it. Our o fu sjsp ljm r wrong. Please change yoyour time. without sulkiiliking. 40 AdOQO '-----*— E E I E E E10/31/00 E do, 'i so we went along wit a new house. Neither 42 Sond poymont parents explained tliat ththey were ding - onlymning 1 a very large wed- 43 Domllllarizo Moodg in a tight financial situtuation at some of they ISO i guests or so - but 45 RIsquo 5 Olsi Olsporao l E U I n l s H D the moment, and this wa>ias all they cover ourle pa money would have to l i i ^ . 47 Wind dir. C Jocob'othird Joe 'Tre* e Hl e e l P aB a M E A 0 * 48 Poblo's nop oon were willing to put outut for our ns ours. Ourparents’ guests, as well OO" H ¥ A p B h to understan 49 Sotl-out ledora 7 Gull Gul cl mo weddings. lur parents don’t seem ■ : ■ 60 Qooollono Aroblan Aro Sea S H I I ± i l ^ Exactly one m onth later, la our ing their gi S 51 Puichoses B Ico Ico maasoB k A J i . i S B and this and are stand- :|N"EyE|o|l|T|oM parents I purdiased anothther home! have suppotground, saying they 53 Inc. In Groal 0 A A muDtrr H lO N D $ < 1 I BrilQln 10 EBtfongo e#t rsTATMjBAreJ s Ic Ie P dII nIo IvIaI (Our family home is alreai;ady large, but they sortedarc us all our lives, EVE300 PLUSH C 9 5 | 7/16- REBON 95 ... 55 Compare 11 Houston Hoi I d L l E in l K B but they consider thele second paying for ot CARPET...... ;...... ^O t o p a d ...... I yp iW*rrFrld^ 1 ire not responsible for 68 Typo Ot univerally unl\ li I I our weddings. geomnlry 12 Alwaya Alw hrnjtSTTTOT 64 Mlloo 'Tho______13 WllhOTOdWill fe A X o' e e lOPAYMENTUNnLJMI M ^ Y 2 0 ( a r Verdict’ 1 8_.(! -I IU|U|UI»,^^ 65 Follower ol 24 winier Wir hours In Actors OLutnumbei 884THAVE.E-fl5« TWINFALIFALLS, ID f l S MoBoa NYC NYi | s | t | a | b | 3 B ;r writers 7 3 6 - 8 2 8 6 66 Vfowpolni 25 Efcfiing Efcl lluids | h | c I (. U |o M Tho “yard" wasn’t sistandard- 67 Tidy- 26 wnoolWtti BpokOB E L L E n | ized at 36 inches until It 68 God of lovo 27 Rub Rut out For 69 Fool 29 GullorlBt Gul Paul varied greatly for centu 70 Advonlnno 30 OroodsOro good reason. It started outo as the C o m fi jb rt a n d S ty le 71 Port of USDA 32 TlllaB Tlllt 44 Rocolvoo 56 Capri or !girth of a Saxon. T Wl-IAT’S 33 HOCHoowgow pormloBlonin Angleaoy Only primates can roroiaie b r E m e ty o n e . DOWN 34 Sonsior Ser 46 AssembluJ tnIn 57 Gonghla__ m W H A T , 1 Brave Kolouvor Koli - aoquonco) 59 Exploited 'forearms. 2 Clevolnnd's 36 LtjcKy L(jc 50 Conlusod1 00 Sloop, ruggod A ctors outnum ber wt by t L.M. Boyd loko .30 WaaMod-upWai 52 River of Rou^ouon rock ;about' 11 IO one. If youI ggo by the 3 Wacky colBbB col« 54 Bond Cl Ireland - membership rolls of the j ■ ■ sO F i SALEI; 4 ViGito 41 Armed Anr 55 Prollfa ' 62 Reating on ‘ dieomlond hotlililloB hot: partner? 63 Cozy rotroal •‘Crime control” ought with “argument contrc& J. 14C in our Love and tends one expert in Thet law »'« fc":s file is an observation •‘Argumenis lead to mo:.ore homi: " " '“fS''9^male editor of a 19th cides than all the feloi ady’s magazine: “If a Sagittaririus: Holdd tight- Itogether.” “ t s h'irst S love is a Dane and . Q. How do you cook pLpineapple — -ier, and her sccond is an sauce? and he cheats her, you Danish cngirire her third will be a A. Leave the peel on. Teddy Ro< your tinTie is conTiing IThe platypus is the o gineer.” MUill'M Roosevelt’s Roughriders IF OCTOBER 31 liIS YOUR I ture with chromosomeses t y S ' '■’=! broke free J-J( only of mammals and i leir biggest battle on BIRTHDAY: You br< Ho r o s c o p e ; then so did most horse from tradition ot relaiivitively early somes typical only oft i reptiles. isidered you Sydney Omarr / Curious. '< rherever. age. Schoolmates consid nt John Adams wrote: rcbelliou.s. Taurus, Leo..eo, Scorpio L .. !_____ “Deal with your cliildrdren in an aloof formal manner.” N tudy politics and war persons play importantam roles in SCORPI PIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Jyou’d think much of th^i jns may have liberty to We Can 1Help! your life - could have t 'I v' Spotlightt ono where you live and |what? It’s an historic thematics and philoso- ters, initials in nnmes:=S. D, M , V. ^ , 1, BB im. Marital status figures , give their children the Professional AtJviceA< During November, burburden you though, that Puritan ck Itly. Take steps to beau- ,specifically urged pareni tudy painting, poetry T a x -A d v a n ta g e d Investments In> should not have carriet ‘ify l>omene. Gift from Taurus jbecome too dose to thcic r young- — place will be removed,'d-,Hol“Iays requires thanks, th not ob.sequious- . slephanis have worked ' Retirement Plarlanning will prove sters. during D ecem ber wt: Most di^niestic animii ; - tropical Asia, mostly FREE ConsultaItation! more meaningful thanin ini rcccnt SAGITT;TTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. • ,domesttcated by man, sometimes been kid- p a st. :ond and third offers , cot, it’s said, Ls unique: It[(■‘“" '“ Jii [eld for ransom. Such is ARIES (M arch 21-A■-April 19): first: Be determined to cated , it.self. ^ ^ cnowledge in Thailand WaltN^Uon IR Your boss will requestist consulia- jo M P rim eVesT" ■ to wait. Value goes up. a. II tion. Don’t go hat in ha I added reco^don and j m i FINA'NCIAL\L S E R V IC E S are being considered,1“U fo “ rn^Pi^‘isces involved; Piz2a m ak(ters^receive lion. Capricorn plays top 5 b lessiiig local fd At; ICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 0 South Idaho : TAURUS (April 20-r; s C 2 o , : vill realize you are not f r o m P o p ee J o h n P a u IERS ID 83355 ; You might get news co:conccniing fooling. Heifleat is on due to added 08-536-5291 | o v e rs e a s j o u r n e y . O n e5 tlung; th You responslbill c « m L jilliy.. On personal level, in Naples inulll 'l ^IWIC will not be bored. Creatilative juices „ lo tlo n sship h i is getting hot and JTtio Assoclateil PfO«> [ f 1097 Blueilue lekas Bhrd. N. « will flow. Libra involved. so they say.)in the Seventh Century, SBAMK '*■----- IWIn, rrd d ls, ID 83301 : .. heavy. Cnntrive for original think- /Au.stralia, Spain, JapanI a LEO (July 23-AuAys- ing. Aquorlarian will not let you lhe t United States, and, double nhly. Blend “I Diversify: choose qualil >yes, Italy. (The pie was i humor with im portantU octiviltes.a a 5 s 1 f‘C Keep resohiiions conronccrning ------CU exercise, diet. n ni u tritio n . Sagittarian will play fa:fascinating ■ Tuesday, Novembor 14, ro le . Tom Here 6:30*0:30 p.m. Dean's recef a s ^ « VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sc■Sept. 22): . . wllh Information ccvarlns T H Check details, includijding mea- programs and course work a v aila b le In Boise and IWInIn Falls surem enis, basic schedledules. Be I 'OU ^ C a n willing lo rew rite, rev:evise. tear a re a s - CSJ Evorgreen Bidg. down for purpose of relrebuilding. ■ Friday. January 1 2 -Non-deilegree • Scorpio relative makes:es surprise Go application deadline for announcement. Bolse/Twin Falls area. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0J.Oct. 22): Hmlyuihere .■ Tuesday, January 16 • Spriniing Focus on teaching, leamiiming, read- Semester begins. 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felTheTim ese s ^ S fe w s To Icarn more or openn your_ own account, visit lcno»vin;Lj_>’Onr Fir.s't TilR Falls BunBurley Idaho vrmcnoH’rlhr rrJmJ ttmm Aull.«.a>ruht»>>c Hum (n 'rdm. Sccuriiy branch, ! iisi vctini> Ii.iiil-il.mk IS \li iiilyear-old SupremeJ The Court unanimoiuously agreed that ; Court decisionI tithat sought to grantt Uncle Sam does have; a a v « iter rig h t for ; the federal gove:ivernment “reserved”’ the main Salmon Riveiver through the S ; water rights inside in three Idaho) Frank Church*River?r o* f No R e tu r n , wilderness areasras. The original deci-. Wilderness. The amour)unt of water has ■* ' sion was flawed,;d, because Congress5 yet to be determineded, but it could r deliberately exclwas disap- Waste! ManagementM; said th at it is my, b u t h ass itit reallyi helped that muck? i tu rn e d th e authld that there will l>e a newvsys- j to b e done aboutabo il. Enough is enough.-i ■potent weapon th ements otperfSnnonce meineasure and p, nber. We have friendsfrit who are hordood thing is flooding the ss administration graduate.teofldaho ng on our property, we hodd to m arket w ithh milk,m which in tum brings ate University - certainly ci >ur septic system inspectedd to be down prices.s. (Look(1 what has happened 1r heTlmnes-New s iministration is a business,^'o^r-Ztdd < — £hat it could handle th e wastiste of d ie po tatoto marketi)n ...... PublWwf b e.l. Then Bill has 16 years as £ eople. Why on earth did thefie coun- ta th e m e•antime, o n i dairies need to nergency Management e horrible smell, the dust, . Mike Smtt...... - ...... M imissioners allow thousandsds of d e a n up th e hi aSIministration volunteer tcn to t e put in one place whenen th eir die flies and sprayingsj fields with liquici ter recovery needs of his fei S tu T t'^ waste. (ThatIt rtreally odds to the odor.) | The membenin of( the editarial board and\ wiwrrten of edrtorials are Stepher M to Alaska n did not work? SSnericans from Puerto Rico i ink that it is way past tim effora f TTie state, COUI:ounties, dties, Departm ent WilttamBroBrock. Clark Walworth, Steveve Crump,I Kevin Richert and Danlan Fields. (indiduding Idaho’s 1983 ChaUiallis earth. I think eneed ofEnvironmern en tal (juality and heallh ------quailake and th e San FranciscoCO quake of changee Inlr Twin Falls County. W e : t should never let another to unitetc fland vote for* people whoJ iwill d epartm ent sh ------198S89). ^ our community from thostise that , agic Valley until these prob- A:As a FEMA volimteer. BilliU ]placed him- p ro te a o you are lems nre solve,Ived. Why should more Lf on coll for 16 years to res]■espond with would pollutepo and destroy it. If yo ______self! med about the dedsions th£h at our d am es o r ann increaseir in herds be —L e t TERS-—: 24 hoursh notice. He ha:. 17 ye2 am ' Hats O ff to Wendeidell Preschool ids while serving as an eme I,- O ur leaders ers have been greedy (in the level, there isn’t the “mumud slinging” „ied ir, T > ^ Falls offer you^our support and ideas on hi a Wendell Preschool }^ral technidan; director, * tth a t nam e of progr.Dgress) with no thought of As a p arent of a V that there is on a nationa>nal level? Hab;ibitat for Humanity: memlxnber. Twin we, asa a community,c can see to it i graduate. I feel I mustmi respond to a let- the consequenjences. Now is the tim e to An importont dedsionon for Twin FaUs pallslls County Emergency Planlanning things change.ch: change lea dJers. en Nov. 7, eveiyone needs te r w ritten duringg thtt e heated debate County is coming u p whe?here everyone’s Couilundl and Buhl Well Headid 1Protection LORICI MORSER over th e need for• a inew middle school to vote as to0 whetherwl you want this situ vote counts; it isn’t deddid d e d by electoral Comimmittee. T here is much mcmore, but it Filerr ation deanedied up or not. Candidates . in W endell. One opponentopi of our school votes. Thot election is for the sheriff of shouould suffice to say that Billill Chisholm m ed som ething about Iling to stand up and fight ; bond levy m endone Twin Falls County. was:IS selected by th e Buhl LibrIbraiy Vote smartSm - be a ‘Packer ba«cker' r„ ';“yo T „'S i“1 m S e are the only way to p u t the “non-mandoted’ed" preschool. Maybe My husband and I haveave grown up in Assosodation for its Living Legiegend Award , p :r facts straight. y Packer for Twin Falls Couounty a halt to th eB sasaturation of Magic VaUey she should get her fi Twin Falls County - 50-pl)-plus years; we in IS1999. Sure, Bill is a carpent.n je rb u ts o f. Professional, ethical, fair,r, hon- with manure•e aand smell. 1 "m andated” pro- • Preschool is a "r have known Jerry Packeik e r for more than is thithe prindpal player in the I est and,d, rmost of all, accountable, In GoodingIg CCounty, Don Cogger is gram. 40 years. He has experier•ience as a d ty . Test:stament. y will bring all of th ese trailaits and that kind off cacandidate. He is retired, is • Mrs. B renda HalHall and h er staff, both policeman, deputy sherifliriff and proha- la[ am embarrassed by and fo to the office of th e sheriff. WV e are tw holden to> no one and has more ; past and present,, arear honest, extremely tion officcr. foonms who profess to lead this iforce- knowledge thathan most about doiries anc cially in diei- g about the highest law-enfc ' hard working andj caringc: toward the Jerry is honest beyondnd reproach, and:d state politically and soda position in the county, laws. T his iss al:also true of Bill Chisholm children. calm and cool-headed. HtHe wants d tizen quesest for totalitarian greed.I. VWhen we tiler, who are running for uaUtyoflife. Jer^wy will cooperate, tre a t and1 repre-t and Mike Dilet • My son, Austin,in, learned skills in involvement so th at wee cancj help solve fail1 tot look after our own quai le dtizens in a m an n er thatIt will county commisimissioners of Twin Falls lid have normally and prevent crimes. Twinwin Falls has a lot presesent and future, and equaluate econom* * : and County. A vote/ote for all these men is a preschool he would benefit to population growtiwth,isitany brii^creicredit to all police oTficers a received in kindergi:rgartcn or first grade. more crime than our "corcommunity leod- icbc ^/-enforcement profession.. IHe . step in the riglr i ^ t direction. Our situa- wornmder that Idaho is viewedd asc a “politi- th e law-© • My son is nowV inir kindergarten and er.s" want us to know. stands, knows and cares abcbout tion can onlyly gget worse if we don’t j ' People would not be as willing to calvI wasteland” by political so< lesire to stand up andid fifight now. | is excelling along: withwi his peer.'!. mic pundits elsw h ere? X 'i 7* «and has the ability and dej move here if tliey were!• awa^ are of all the nom lead byy example.e VIOLET BEIBENSON ] • He still misses:s thetl Wendell in The Times- JrACK " WENDLING m, especially Mrs. crime. A recent report in Iencoucourage you to be a “Packeier WendeU Preschool program, News stated we have aI higherhi per capi- FllFiler Cheryl Diaz. to crime rate than most;t klarg e citie s- r~T~ • Hats off to anI A-plusA- program from New York. Chicago, LosIS iAngeles, to a very grateful pare:irent! name a few. IPTPplsi MICHELLE A. MENCKEMi If you want to put a bitibite on crimp and jhaiad4diliiehc«M^^ i s i i p i Jerom e clean up Twin Falls, I urgurge you to vote ijatti ot■ by b yI w ^ tp • for Jerry Packer for sherileriff. letb Clean up Twin Fal-alls wttti Packer CHARLENE MCKAYY P(u i^phi^nuir^^ !icaik« putpo^_..;,V// To the people of)f Twin1 Falls County: Twin Falls m \

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linT. Huddy t increase,” Hemplemann $200,000 in building permitpt fees more moneyney, so instead of going Tower ordinarance ^ hWe%yawrttof______W anttoloiowi( i n o r . ? S d " ”' " during the 1998-199!'99 budget for taxes,s, we^ go for the user lew code uses up-to-dateB year, sud Lee Taylor,r, the coun- fees." IMoMaCtaaatycocwn com m ittee mimeets ^ riN FALLS - County com- 3 - ^ ! ^ d a ta - taken tl from Buildingi ty’s building inspector,r. Taylor saidsai< he plans to osk the revlsad the count/* bull Standardsrds, a magazine that pub-h The 1999-2000 budid g et y ea r commissioneioners to increase other TWIN FALLS - Lo.Local officials missiononers Monday approved a Monday.Hew’salooka will meet today to discussdii a new new bxiltniilding code that probably building code ratess totals have not been1 addedi up county feesees, including raising ‘J; building pwmrtfMs.wvwd likoly throughoiliout the country. ThoseB yet. livestock; operationop application communication towerer ordinance. will memean building permit fee Incfaases: . The ordinance's finfirst draft was increaseases. rates hdpelp determine local fees,I, County commission>ners have fees to $200100 up< from $150. presented to dty leadsaders and cel- Comrmmissioners Garyy • S50fora(h«l|[n8.upjp from $45 which aroxe based on average costss discussed increasingng various Public hearinghes fees for zoning lular service providerler representa* Grlnd^s:dstaff and Marvinn • $15 for a tMsement., uup trom lare foot for most build-1- county user fe es - liIncluding applicatior[ions could also be tives last week. pieman, approved the new building permits - In responsere to inavased,1, totc $200 from SISO for Commissioner Billn For instnstance, the county nowV budget cuts that havete forced a one publicLie hearing1 and to $300 A coinmittee, madeade up of city code, g ■ S16 for a garage, upp fl(rom tie charges a Blanning and zonin.ling and City Brocknkman was recuperating s a $10 buildihg permitt pay freeze. for two publlublic hearings, up from IBS been work* fro m Iback surgery at hisis fee for basementbi construction,1. •It’s costing m ore eaf whom are opposessed to larg e an and representatives fromm d ty for a statestat grant - that’s what flairy operations in the county. Hailey,y, Bellevue, Sun Valley and)d d ty leadersrs are hoping anyway, The meeting will stastart at 7 pjn. Careyy ttime to review land usese The Citycy Council unanimously Thursday at the Filer.st Junior Publublic health, safety and wel->1- I an ordinance creating ■School auditorium . fare ississues in devising an orderlyly the Main Avenue Av North LID - a from the state >ach to such facilities. necessary stepste if the dly wants u **■ Representatives froi grant fromn theth Idaho Department 2}epartment of Enviivironmental The c: county becomcs the latest partment of string of governments, of Commerceirce. puality and Depai ', The neww LID was crucial lo a Agriculture are schich o d u led 10 ding Boise, Twin Falls and Bellevu«vue, to adopt on emergency toto rrcplace sidewalks, Attend th e meeting. iance In the face of anin curbs d ggutters and adding - Twin Falls County landscapingng ands other features to Grindstaff js lught of would-be tower Commissioner Gary, G ers. Ketchum already has an the 200 and,nd 300 blocks of Main Uso scheduled to be ance. Avenue NorMorth and the nearby answer questions. Comnnmissioner Len Harlig said blocks off SccondS and Third :med appropriate tbat. ihele streets. Ichool D istrict:hMts' h ^ '‘Slission should pass such an‘I) The estimaimated cost of the pro^ ance on the anniversary of'3f '' jectis$920,7<.0,750. publii^ presantatlr t l o n n Welles’ “War of thele The Urbai•ban Renewal Agcncy ' TWIN FALLS-Idealeas about ere; Worlds"Is” broadcast. • has ged $120,000 and the ■ating a supportivee «ahd caring Countjnty Planning and Zoning City Councild l $102,000^ for the pro- « iio o l atm osphere willMill be offered Adminisnistrator said four months je a ; $500,000,000 could come from a Saturday to parents,ts, educators is pushiishing it given staff commit- state, grant;it; anda property owners and the community. ** m e n tsR. .:But state law allows no10 would pay/ $198,750$1 through UD ! The Twin FaUs Sch.chool District mort ththan 120 days for an emer- assessments.Its. . is hosting a thrce-houlour presenta* gency’ mmoratorium. But the applicationap] process for tion by Betty Whiteite, Vallivue Al LirLindley who has been work-k- th e grantt is competitive, said ional program Ing wiiwith state Rep. Wendyly Dave McAlirAlindin, the d ty ’s eco- School District region b’clopment director. The Coordinator and masttister “Tribes" Jaquetet on introducing digital11 dcvdo com mnunication u to the Woodd LID’S icial creation puts the • trainer. dty a bettttetter position to get the '. Tribes is based onn fourf behav- Riverr \Valley, encouraged thete reements: no commislission to act with haste, grant. I ioral norms or agree The uncil also unanimously jput-downs; m utual res]respect; atten- The teleelecommunications industryy ving so fast that 120 days approved $20,000 in en&neering [tive listening; and ththe right for >s movii iedesel Engineering for ticipate when c m bee aa lifetime for some compa- fees to Riedt students to not partid the engincerieering work on the pro­ I-personal issues arise. m e^ hlesaid. e : idley, who. w orked w ith ^ . Tribes is used in schTiM.am area,” thee proposalp says. "The lathers th a t they 1 stsucceed, are iran, right, g«t» help tle-dytliigilfig hit ahirt from Heybum BenDementary principal Nancy Kunitnau. second taskik ifis to complete prelim- feel included lompany that bt^ds towers*s Sixth-gradar Shat>« Cochra [respected by, and fee ur to six users rather than Ic Skills exams, Haybum ttudeiidents spent Monday afternoonin tie-dyeing inary basee maps n* of the project. Sand a p p r e c ia te d by>y peers and ” Celebrating the compUtlorlon of the Iowa Test of Baalc S Ireachers, the district:says. sa Reese see TOWEH. Page 83,3 334 fhlrts. ______Pleaseease see COUNCIL. Page B3 *■ The presentation is ifree. It wiU tu n from 9 a.m. to noo:lOon Saturday | the College of Sout]luthem Idaho Minidoka'I County eler;mentary fc room 277 of ththe Taylor O l[leriff J carndidatess attack: record uilding. Room 277 is on the sec- to house those prison- schools str.ress Hallowe'een safety nd floor across fromm th e cafete- By Brandmdon Rala budgeted for operatining expens- amount to K) less that ers.’’ Tlm—-Ne■Newa wtUef 'es, but about 521,000 By Aaron Brock to get fromn dcdoor to door could trip the $719,000 budgIgeted for The couounty jail can hold 34 over hoses,s, ststep in holes, or stum- For information contontact Marda i, and it moves inmates Tlm«»News wfttef ' isistance pro- JERO:IOME - The racc for sher- salaries. inm ates, a ------ble over someome other unseen obsta- finting, student assis he u n sp en t only whenen no cells are available, am coordinator for the Twin iff of JeJerome County has comes To compensate, the students in d e, she said,id. s $21,000 from the sdailary budget Jerome! CCounty jailer Jacob RUPERT - Younjg sti |bUs School D istrict,, ata t 733-6900. d o w n toto Sheriff Jim Weaver’s Minidoka County ha[ave been “We try’ to stress to kids to stay performirmance. was shifted to the operatingo Goodrichsh said. Holloween on the sidewaEvralk," she said. c budget. That still left; tlthe depart- “We hahave no out-of-county given a crash course in H ;h the election a week safety in preparation foror tonight’s Other poteMtential dangers to be j^uhl High Schoolol to give , Z y X, independent candidatess m ent short by about $9£9,000. inmates at this time, except ones aware of onin HalloweenH are; •rs and the that have’e (charges in other coun- trick-or-treating frenzy. dnesday waynele Childers and Jerryy "The commissioner tiool nurses * Animalal bbites. Even your ow,-n ^pen house Wedn judge must now eval'aluate the ties,” ho 1 sasmd. “We haven’t trans- Minidoka County scho nez criticized the incum- ?J l^ aU those who arc nott careful< teased, •rogram at the oldId Notional dStoff statem ent faxed to TlThe Times- inmates ; c'even when cells were □ffer plans of their own. Among other thinjngs, they . Burns.ns. Trick-or-treators Suard Arm ory in Buhl.>“■ , , The is.issues they raise indude: News. em p ty , ssaid former jailer ict organised . 5 The lorgest over-ri•runs were Richard B.Beaver, who retired in showed the students v shouU alwajways carry flashlights, RBuhl School District udget Problems. Childers should never wear a cost jl^e new technicala l p rogram . . . inm ate housing, vehiclide repairs June. Weileaver moves inmates and not can.randies. Costumes are ced Regional he sheriffs department is and jail expenses. th at posese a threot to d epuries is too long - you can tripy often made,e of flammable material Ihrough the Advancec ludget. and how m be safe wher technical Educationm Coalition. , “Some items I can’t't .co n tro l.... and othersr iinmates, Beaver said, enaossipg ^nd can ignitejiite if they come in con- a l education , , eaver can’t control the' Our jail books for oti)th er agen- "He wanfanis to keep everything streets. , tact w ith flaflames. Special core KRTEC is a regional et, and at present he’s Preschod through seen lnd business partners^ d es, so we don’t knoww the exact down so) hhe looks good all the • taken around jack-o'- 0 over budget," he said,■ number of prisonerss ... or the time,” Betleaver said. "We often students at Big th a t h av e candles in Sources to offer advai, ^ ? e K S las dropped money from Elementary, Memorit fng to high school ju ^ price of gas," Wea\aver said.' had fourr oor five people moved, ien possible, wear cos- ty salaries to cover the if the line and as ma:nany as 16 shipped out entary, Acequia Elen name-retardant materi- keniors. Program enr..ir"o"£nt"i1 ' “Naturally, some of ;ry P a S ting budget. I don't know items are over budgiget, a n d I at once." Heyburn Elementar; callable to students:s f from other X f Sthe l county will do, they inmates were moved Elementary and St. Nidcholassaw . coi |re a high schools. ; can’t h d p that.” Som e in Cosmmes that involve have to dip into reserves.” Unpredictable coststs are com- because; tthere simply wasn’t the presentatioa n house hoursr. iare 6 to 8 aver said the over-runs rlv ecause of overtime wages w and iM nt Mond>nday. There is an increasecSrisk'o'i ■ sp en t $951,113 in the budget pedestrian and car acd< inmate costs, Sherififf Wayne •POSTCT Certification. Childers □dents, he . Candy.y. ParentsP should chcck P year thatto t ended Sept. 30. accoi^-' Tousley has said. said. daim ed Weaver W was not certi- I of candy, making sure ing to1 a sheriff’s department But Childers'soid mimismanage- ned throu( "There are more peoplpie moving each piece of 3u^ the Police Officer IS not been tampered iditure summary. That’s[ m ent wos responsibleJ ini Jerome Standard:rds and Training around in th e dark,**“ he said. that it has n 3 over the budgeted "There are more chanoices of get- with and discardingdis< unwrapped County. . . Academy,y. tim p so n said. Also, 110 - or 1 percent over “Weaver constantlyly has pris- „eai ting hit (by a car).” items, Stim early 4 years, he has reasons to devouring aa wholew bag of trick-or- budget.t. oners in other jails whwhen th ere never bothi)thered to become certi- But there are other r< The d(department spent nearly- - watch where you walk,, IStimpson • treating lootoot in one-Sitting is.a ------, ■ ■ are empty jail cells: here,"h he to indigestion. ^H B nH $30,0000 moreI than the $223,000 said. “It costs a subiibstantial leaso see SHERIFF. Page B3 said. People v^o run acncross yards sure path to ir

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Judge rulc(uled Smith’s former pub- commiimissioners Monday h e wouldluld tim e, enhancc schihool security, the Idaldaho Court of Appeals saidid Weaver initially waswi charged lie defendcnders did not present BURLEY - CassLtygin County com* forwairard the five-year contractt tcto fund a drug courtrt program or he shoulOuld not have to pay morere with first-degree mumrder, first- enough inlinformation before 7th : m issioners a re asking as) the U.S. Foresttst Ranger Pete Peterson, community ^ d n gg programs.] than $14,000 $1 in public defendercr degree kidnapping indan conspira- District JudgeJu Richard St. Clair F o i^ Service to ahabsolve the coun- Thehe permit does not requirelire The county hass optedt not to costs. cy to commit first-degi:grec murder condudedcd thei death penalty was '■ ty from any liabilit>Uty that snowmo- the FoForest Service to inspect perper* start a new progri;ram with the In aa unanimousi opinion issuedid for his role in the Jailanuary 1998 warranted,ed. L.^ilers might incurur oni 80 miles of mit areas,an or bear the cost of any grant bccause if thele money stops Mondayiay, the three-judge courtrt slaying of David Thonampson at 17 St. Clairlair is considering a new I Sawtooth Nationalal ForestF trails. injurieries and acddents. comins in, the courunty would be reversirsed 7th District Judge}e Mile C^ve, in the desesen west of sentencec forfc Smitli, who faces at ; The county holds>lds a spedal use Cassassia County does not spendend left with the tab, Huiurst said. Gregor;ory Anderson’s order thata t Idaho Falls, least 10> yearsye in prison and tbe I permit with theI ForestFi Service, any moneym to m aintain snowmO'mo- Cassia County SchoolSc District Bumell2ll Owen Weaver reimbursese ■ He eventually pleadided guilty to possibilitylity of th e death penalty ' and the county hasha: traditionally bile roadsrc and trails, H urst said,aid. Superintendent JerryJe Doggett ’ Bonnevieville County for the cost of first-degree kidnappir)ing for pick- being rcim|^imposed. assumed all liabilityility for snowrmo- The advlsoiyac committee’s $14,00(1000 said the extra pasatro lin g h as his 1998)98 defense. ing up Thompson imdider the ruse Staley:y ada m itte d to turning bile accidents. budgeIget comes from grants andind h d p ed the school dislistrict. “I t is is beyond dispute thatat of having him help> : some Thompson?on over to Smith ot the The revised perrermit, which the snowm.vmobile licenses. Sheriffs Capt. Jin"im Higens said Weaver’er was a ncedypcrson andid stereo speakers, theren dropping cave, andmd Hammer adtiiitted Forest Service musiust sign, omits a InI otheroi business Monday, com^om- th e d istrict need>ds a second completletely unable to provide foror him off at the cave.;. Thompson being ppresent re at Thompson’s ; clause that rendeiders th e county missioidoners discussed the use of3f qo resource officer to0 take care of full pay;ayment of an attorney at the1C was found shot to dcotath there the murder.. BothB< pleaded guilty to ; liable. • 524,00,003 federal grant. school-related proble>lems. timeof of sentendng," Judge Alanm next day. feloniesI andar are serving pris<)n ' A new clause reqi•equires the coun- Thehe county has received the But county offidalials said money Schwanartzman wrote. "As was sue*1C* Shawn Eric Smith wasv convict- terms. ' ty to only bear cost»sts which result grant:w for five years. Ninety per'>er- from this grant wouldn'tv be m-r ▼ I from poor mainte:itenance by the centolc of the grant is federal moneyney enough to fund thatat salary, with- ater 3 .t Resourcee Board awardds grants, elecsets officials I Cassia Countyy Snow m obile and the th county matches with1 10 out affecting the butudget for over- I Advisory Commitnittee, which is percer:ent. In 1999 the grant was for time pay. The Timt _ poy for an inspectived a SS.OOO grunt to thele one Magic Valley boi•oard officer hiid been:n the tl board’s vice chair- : S h e r i ff ______Fish 2reek Crt and Reservoir Co. toCO and replace one Moi[agic V alley man. L Continued from B l managlagement assistant. solve it,” he said.1. “We had to ftled ,” he said. "Mch^ost sheriffs arc POST certi-;rti- re ly on th e countIties to fight V_4llhief blamess shooting con realistic; fakej gun • But Weaver saidaid he has com- fied becauscb< they move up the drugs.” ! pleted all requiremiiments for POST ranks,cs, but we don’t m ake a rec--ec* Lack of manpoweie r was another L OS S ANGELES, (AP) - Policece Officer Torrid Hopppper, 27, who at leastt stseven recent officer- ; certification, evenin though Idaho ommeilendation bccause we followlow reason, Weaver said.id. C hf ief Bernard C. Parks on>n has been with the dep:jpurtment for involvedd si shootings. He did nnt • «ode d o e sn ’t reqequire i elected Idaho*IO code,” Christy said. "I disbanded it whenv I cam e Mondaylay blamed a reolistic-lookinglg three years, has beenen placed on elaboratete o and left the news ct- paid leave while thee LAPD ond ference witwithout answering ques- : "I was POSTI Icertified in Martirtlnez criticized Weaver for manpower,” he saiaid. Martinez ing ofr ana actor at a weekend cos-)S- county district attorrrney’s office tions. Califomia for 29 years,yei and now I disbananding the Northside Drugrug was the only perse•son from th e tume party.pa investigate the death. “ W hethi2ther it’s u Halloween 1 have completed POSTPC certifica* jaskc Force. F Jerome Countyy S h e riff’s Theoli officer, who fired nine shotsIts Parks on M ondayy displayed party, onin t the street or at a rob- • tion in Idaho,” Wea'’eaver said. «itt took t< 3 years to get runmng,Jig, D epartm ent on thehe task force, at Anthiithony Dwain Lee through o Lee's prop gun, whichh hei said was beiy ... we.wc.can’t lake for granted : POST officialsals bear out and hehe took the officers back: to and Martinez wasIS needed for windowow of a West Los AngelesCS made of solid gray -ubber rui in the that (a gurigun) is a replica," Parks • Weaver’s statementent. patrolol officers,” said Martinez,lez, patrol duty. Weaver:r said. mansioiio n after seeing him raisese shape of un Israeli-ii-m ade .357 said. : “W eav er h a s completed co all who' wasw executive director■ of "I also had my owDwn ideas how what lookedlo< like a gun. had “nolo Desert Eagle semiautoicomatichand- Parks« expressed e> his depart- ; requirements for}r certification,< th e »sktas force. to fight drugs,” he said.sa tim e”’ to n find out if the weapon>n , gun, .ment's “d«“deep condolences" to ; he’s just waitingi forfc paperwork xhele task force was disbandedled Childers said drud g s arc a was realeai or to shout a winiing, thele Parks said such replplicus - often Lt*e’s familymily. “It’s a tragic event,” ‘ on our end,” saidI LarryLi McGhee, becausluse of a lack of money, saidaid major problem in Jerome chiefsoisoid at a ne\vs conference. uijed as movie props - have led to he suid. ; POST Southwiiwest Idaho .Cama:IBS County Sheriff Haroldold County, but not enonough is being . S Coordinator. . . „ Lee,, whoV. was president of thethe done to fight thelem. Weaver A r y ! “H e p u t in a valued val effort,” task forcefo that induded Jerome,ne, hasn't made a druglg orrest since ^ency blarrmes wolveJS for horsese deaths : M cG hee sa id . “H“He did really Llncol ing M ays, he said. :oln, Camas and Gooding JS Diamond G Ranch,, 1 found th e But heL‘ said sii there are no docu- : well, and he’s pretiretty proud - as countitIties. “That’s ludicrousus and lotally DUBOBOIS, Wyo. (AP) - Wolves • he should be.” om inaccurate,” Weavever said. “I’ve are suspispected in fatal attacks onn 1,200-pound adult horsirse dead in a mented cas4cases of wolves killing an , • . J I ' operated OI on grants from yards from adult horse,irse, particularly onu that : POST certificat:ration includes i 9931-96-9< until the grants expired.ed. been making drugJg arrests all three horses,hc including an adultIt meadow about 120 y : written as well asi physicalpl fimess To kee ng, along and have hadd arrests after horse foundfo on a ranch that husIS the ranch house on 0Oct. 13. He large, :eep the task force running, c uf the ani- Jimenezlez concluded there are test.s. the fou'our counties would nave hadlad May 8.” lost numumerous animals to wolves:s had been taking care The POST Acad:ademy doesn’t to pay I ______in recent;nt years. mai for a neifUilwr. not many»y othero predators "will- i ly $24,000 each, Lee said, ke on a horse of that size. '> . rccommend whetlether a sheriff ' “itt madei it impossible forfor Times-News writitcr Brandon T h e! U.S. I Fish and Wildlifec Bite marks on the ccarcass and ing to take < • should be certifiedied or not. said small c rhe Fiala can be rcacheddin \ Twin Falls S erv icecc is investigating thee tracks around it indicairated a possi- If the horseirse was sick or there wjis II counties like C om as.... The ike Jimenez, somethingng wrong with it, that’s ;T rish C hristy, POJ»OST Academ y onlywiway we could see .was to dis-iis* a t 735-3246. deaths,I, vwhich induded two colts. ble wolf kiU, said Mik. Jo n Robinett, R' manager of thee Wyoming wolf recoverj«ry leader. somethingngelse.” e ; I T o w e rr—— ------T w i nI ! I pontlnued fron B l said.TlThere ore olready four utili-uli- noon, hoping thatt : it would be ) allow unnecessaryry proliferation ty towewers on the property, indud-ud- admissible before ththe ordinance Loeationiins : of towers. ing an]in Idaho Power Co. tower andmd was passed. ", Attomey Jim SpeiIpeck asked that a radioUo station tower, Spcck also suggesttsied the coun- > M t < G a s j ;the commissioneiners make an Thele Gardners• have signed twowo ty hold off passing aa moratorium IHfe 'exception for his; cLclients, Robert additiiItional leases - one forr a until it had had an otopportunity to , •an d C a th e rin e Gardner, Gc who broadodcast tower and another for sec whether similarar emergency i C a r b o r o .... ______JO’’* ' have property in the Picabo H<11< a witvireless communicationon moratoriums woululd hold up area. The area hasIS I been deemed pi ividcider. Speck said he had filedled under the Communiclications Act of C f l ------5 X ’ ’ * ; appropriate for suesuch towers, he one of}f thei applications that after-er- 1934. iamel & Winst<«on ...... ______Hlasic M ...... ______C o u n c:il i ______: Continued from B l out of)f thet way,” he said, th e project will bec sent in with ^51> P C ------• These first two tasiasks will better Propoperty owners within thehe an application foior the block \ define the quantitiesties and allow us LID aare r assessed $75 per linearear grant. jr S A G o ld .. ______L 4 ” * ! to complete the ththird task of a foot on Main Avenue North andmd “We’re taking phthotos of prop- :hew -ost estimntcItc. The fourth , $3S ptpt." lin ear foot on S<''-ondnd crty, gatiiering up inlinformation on i ji ] i t t r s i B u y . . •••••••••••• : ta ^ would be to holiiold public hear- and ThThird streets. All but > e of some of the problemms wc’rc deal- jing.*;.’* the241*4 businesses affected siipiedled ing with and interntntions of the T w inI Falls localtions Only!f i > Dale Riedesel saisaid the survey a petititition to create th e LID. At project,” Jones saidd 1 Monday. ■ ' woiild include meetingsme with leastt 660 percent must sign theh e ------— :— r r — L SURGI^Q tO N GENERAL'S WARNING;G: ISmokino ^ u K i t ee c c , C t c * H e - ness owners to petitiotion. . Timcs-Naos staff w•‘ nlcr JcIm T. coutoi1009 Lung Concor. Hoort Dlsooso. downtown busines c.iftoii l<’>' Will be- .vIcktJ ll) thmkcmkc.iitl puT^rll.^^4•s ici < o\vi m Jones, th e d ty ’s downtownwn Huddy can be read jhysom a. And May Compllcato Prc talk about the projeoject. Tim. ce It’L’s c!i.un*'9>' “What we’re tr^rying to do now . busineness improvement districti c t Falls at 733-0931, Ext , is get some of thle e iprelLninaries directo:tor, said information about)U t mail at jhuddy&magi'gicvallcy.con\

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i I, ______M HmnWiwt.Wnrii«. TiiMd>r.0cteiW31,21,3000 M a g ic ValleyAVest a r ^ O f f iiicials i re-intiterview mlissing boyy’s father = SALT LLAKE CITY (AP) - woods for any trace ofoi the boy. the face of tlth e earth,” sho said, I InvesdgatoiItors on Monday re-inter- His fath er says h e wa:ras wearing Waymentient and Gage's mother, viewed thehe father of a 2-yearold only pajamas and hadinoshoes. n Brenda.idi'idivorced in June, the =lepresentt a t i v e s ra boy y,ho0 (disappeared In the “lliey have not beeeen able to same montlonth he gained full cus- U .S. Hoo u s e of R mountainsns of northem Utah but find anything-jNot onee track. Not tody o f thehe boy.\ Gage and his five )novan _■ Incumbent U.S. ReiRep. Mike Simpson, R-Idaho.rw . f a c e s D em o cralic C raig WlllWilliams an d UbertaHan Dom silant to call the man a anything,” said Paul VWayment’s siblings -- whowl are not Waymeilrs Bramwell in thoho Nov. 7 general election. TTThey oro running for a two-yetyear seat in the U.S. Houso"O' < suspcct. sister, Valerie Burke, wwho stayed childrenn - were taken fr6m R e p r e s eentaUves n t from Idaho's Znd CcCongressional Dlstrkl, whichtl IncludesIr eastern Idaho “ We warmnt to look at all possi- at her Ogden-area homm e to ctmr- W aym ent’sIt’s ex-vrife by the state a n d portliirtions ol southern Idaho. bilides,** sasaid Robert Berty, chief dlnate search efforts M(Vfonday. D epartmlent ent of Human Servic^ oman Carol Sisco said. bombers of the U.S. HouseI olof Representativos make $14';i4l.300annuallyr in v estig;ator at for the Summit ' “It’s like he’s been plpiu^cedo^^^spok^wo^ ' t ------C ounty ShSheriff’s Department, It a r e W ould you sup-- Whatl* WhatIt kind “We’re loolooking at this os a miss- A bout What Should W hati son. We have an open yourvisten oftaxIX |"e potsoi ~ ABBC Seam lei th e b e d o n a , If your feel-h portanymea- M investigadoItion.” The Origin’nal Seamless S:Siding Co. c a n d id a te s anything, to Ings oion sures designedI foreduca- refotn Paul Wloyment,oj 37, told author- do you itie s T hursday u r he left his son, help the the reirein- to curtail use tfcxi? any. I* , . advocjcate? Gage, strap■apped in a cor seat in his '^ r e c o v e r y of tro d uuction c of RU-486, the - truck at ababout midday while hc CALLUS ,1 rirdy soolled scouted foifor deer near Coalville, Padflc ofgrto m TODAYI - ' Northwest beats■s “momlntatter" about 301 mmiles cost of Salt Lakc City. He• 1n' tho Moa fficial search - which Ooewp«llon: Sorvico altorrw. num boro r oi f Thinks thoro am s y ste m , b u t you'ro g helicopters, search dogs DUiMt IhfM for holplr>g ortz^iloslos In w ays, other than led-J. boUcvaa got rW o Jreds of volunteers - was UucMUon: “th a re 's e role is orroni M im on rocovor, Glaclor»r andg «ral govomment LS:- called offff at sundown Sunday, - Ooaotot without brooch- Yolk>w8livslono imrotvement. to th e fed e ra l gov- Ono wo Q r e u o i r v L emment can anothorlor. m o le d . bu t familyJy members and firiend 1 ino tno four fod- park*.. Thoy Tl a ddress abortion. *1 WMttlngton SlRIptOn play* in e d u ca - eral govlovommont contmuedd Ito comb the cold, wet Un»¥*««ly croi dam s on tfio ora likoly!Oly to Know parents nood Iton. N am ely. Is going • School of D«iialMMlidn«•I lowor Snake returnI to to b e Involved (In a In SL Lodl. Mo. Rh/or. itfoho on thcif minor's dodston to partial fundlr>g to colloc cial language r F o f F i c i “Fh Cn«mlitt Hir Car*r H*What Vmr FH LecU ow n.'Q8ut u use ttw drug). I don't lo r local b « id end thai p foonsonw M«Tib*r o( Blaekfool bly doesn'ti't sup-t know t»yond that.* issu e s. involve i ^ Lisa Sim pson • Professional G room ingB • 1-IRS-type i n i o amve t angers ol Idaho Houm of port tfio10 fodor-I J Experience • SpecialS; Circumstance PicktIckup & Delivery m olgovorr sgency.:y.* Bul . R*pr*MmaffvMtor 14 SImpsoi yMfa. ttx y*ws a s HoumI m eni cracraating PITAL i want to rehgicjous leaders ? B luUE Cross H ospii •pM kar alMWd to ma a possiblsible *Wrer, t « -3’375 N. Overiand • 678-5553553 2 U.S. Houm h 1007. conflict:t ^slmplor LALAKE CTTY (AP) - With Ctvie and voluntaar activ- b« w aa>an n taxcodt one notablible absence, religious * RIm: BlacfcfootOwnbarol"* b u n anand Commarca: Blackloot leaders havilave condemned the offi- RotaiyCU). hum ans.ns. cial EnglisIlish initiative that will Kay poUtloal b o ^ : ■I appear ontl tlthe Nov. 7 election bal- ra«pooat>lltty artd tha Intl* lo t t»Bon o» govrTwnant. L eadersrs from Catholic, =T Says ths gov- T»ilsi8"rIs nol W oukl not curtail tho T 'Obvtously edu- SupportBrtstargoi- P resb y terierian, Unitarian and DamocnL I k om m oni should m y top9 prtori-pi piii-8 uio: 'I am pro- cation la m y No. e d ta x ct cuts for Jewish faithi t ^ gathered Monday to Aga: 40. I work all tho eco- ty. Buttwe w< chok»-lt'auploa 1 Issu e. W o wofWngr»g mothers, ^ ; ^against the measure. But f nomic obstacles should1 m ake w om an or a doctor have lo take people ( U ta h ’s raa,aajority religion, The R a tM ml^ L lo taking out lha analtamam pt to lo make the dedak>n-I care of people oollegai C h u ix h oif fJ Jesus Christ of Latter- twyflghtar firat. W o u s o buslnesi ■ d a m s by buikling relnlrodu>duco about abortion. But <« hnnllh ^oy Saints,its, said it was taking a hotter highways th e grtzzlin ly . l-m also pro-Wo - federal money prevkle ance on the matter, budnau to bulW ro a d s care Ins M tcusva. wmiamtI and railroads to but notIt a t tha m oraso lhan ihe amptoyoos “Initiativtive A runs contrary to Bduoatlon: tako tha placo of oxponseISO of R apublkans. I will e n d brM gea, to Its err I w hy rw t school and fsn,la.Kirs. ' ies and practices of all Manar’t dagraa In mto- ths Lewiston fannersrsand i do whstever It lakes Christian clilurches in Utah,^ said n>uacal»ctanoa. • area's barging rsncharsars. Put to atop an abortion bulMlnga? But . Ivan Cendese of the Induslry. Any tham In, buti If before tha pragnan- th e re shoukln'l th e R ev. I' Nona. r^ o s u r o s that Ihoy bootocomo cy occurs.* Wonts be any strings EpiscopalI DDiocese of Utah. “What , CIvto and vohmtaar actlw> would remove a problor>lom rnore oducaUon lor attached. Tho it says isi wwe don’t value you as ' . ttlM: Nona. , the Snake River take Ihernom out m on and women on federal govem­ individuals.'Is.” Kay polHical g o ^ : Sava resentative from the ' Social Sacvmy: pay od tnaa dam s m ust - and inIn roproducttve health m en t c a n com e A reprei national dabCMCura ensure oastom extromono care. The In a n d build Mormon chchurch did not attend, Idaho's contin- cases kill Roputilicans wlll not th em —b u t the but a spokekesman repeated a ^ te - m addna lor Mnlor cm- ued a c c e ss lo them.* s p e n d that monsy. states must bo ment tne! dchurch had previously zana: aacuia ladaral lund- Irrigalion walor. T hai tells m a they oblo to decide released. Ing tor achool construction: how to u so mora fadanU iupport lor a re noiontl-obor- “The quesuestion of how public ser- ' ths aQrteuRura Industry; tar- tton.' them.* vices are pnprovided to people of dif- gsiadtaxcuu. ferent laiiguiguages and cultures is a —— matter bestest worked out between ” -E ducatton Is W ants t< PMty: l f a protty oosy "It w asI theth will not support .tomitiato govenunentmts and their dtizeniy,” LU>arta>t«n. lo8 think It's time lor boginhthls- wit I think tnore are school*.* go ihrouough a s«t<«^#n. I'm schooling. IRS.* Whatu«l*rllMOfh M^tAS-tJO Ibaa: Ubartarian Party poO- earthen portions IwanKgiIhout pro-choice, but I'm v o u c h e rs a n d MMttato■ PDrarM tte*. stata Chairman In ol th e dam a. but zllos and>doral opposed to ledemi ta x c re d its lo itOwMu«M>i MV«V7:IS-«4S 1000. mamtMr ol p a it/s leave lha con- wolves)im ont's)t< funding of abortton.* parents who rMlyMaae•aer:- OpanCopaansdIW f crate porltona in como bai w an t to se n d Tu«-W«17J00r*r alOmas. B- place a s a mon- bot witho chlklren lo pH- Ksyporniealgo*la:UmR um ent to tho (tho lodoi v a to sc h o o ls. mmm M(^«r7:1J-*i4J tha powar ol govanwant nMsMT NI^7M-«;4S and locua ansntion ort arrogonce ol tho govommi siariwdMcht MQMV7J0-MS wfuit you to attend thraa iMuas: salmon racov'■ C orps of Involvonn * Or.Tondn»»taWortMn MoM*r7ilS>*^ W e v a lu e y o u r o pinfon. ir Thai^ why we woj sry; tax ratorm. and tha war Enginoors.' OMCBiMrr IIMn«iin«n7J0.t)«S g on the Idaho 75 S h ojshone sh North to on drugs. the public meeting intersectionofU.S.S. 20 project. The purpost)0se of this meeting ' et your comments ' ar is to s h a re informatation with you and get j Kids’ txuar t«tCn Da»r7M-«;IS about the proposed:d improvements to Idahlaho 75. cause pare taMon Ck«y7>30.f>4S mcies VOIHPACKIRIIFOR rNwTtw* Do»rMS-»-J0 Nowrember 1, 20:ooo OUMTY t>lagwdJ D«*r7J0-ft4» TWIN FALLS CO «S0Ub Oe*r7:IS‘«M to face judents Anytimee between 4h1 - 8 P a H li BOISE (AP) - Pe chronically absent st mIFF ■^ ■ ■ ■ I dge I act Jwry Padtar ^ J | a | S | S Shoshone IHigh SchoolI CafetierlaI • Boise and Kuna ele schooU are joiningParents t of I M m - dren in being hauledstudents in I 1 lighway 24, SIShoshone ; judge. RanatMrMMItali DO«r 700-9M 61 East Hi Under an agreememelementary SHERII IMtVsrvOnBeran, Idaho i i school districts and ledA( before a Paid For By Tha ComnAas lb DM Juvenile Court, princ I tioawMMNhZ Do»r 7AS.MJ Transportation Dc)ept. Project Manager at 208-886-7800.'. ^ cannot convince parei L X_Ji5lh*2| Oatf Ti30 - »i4S _ y their children to schoollent between them to an attendanceAda County A Ada Couniy JuveniIncipals who '' >>^BBEAKFAgI irents to get I John Vehlow hearslOol c can refer ^ works with families ^P S E P T . 28 ffl! K K tn i o zvin g zvhtt a t y o u r neeeds are away obstades thatice ar court. 'Sbail’i Sweet Potato V-' . students away from cnilecla Judge ; The court has •she] cases and Pancake 6^011ST SPECIALS ^ • mother find a day jobies to clear P latter lu p in th e m o rn in g arc ti keeping [KRU NOV. IS*”** 5 5 o r O)lder? l S child to school. Andclass. v This « wonderful breakfast Ito B J II Shave contributedh irelp e d o n e givesyou two Shari's sweet p S Sign up NovOW and job so .<;hc is poutopancakes, p j se aso n e d . ■ • ways. . “I'v e h ad alarm; to get her dM homestyle potatoes, ihree '. ^ S K j r Get 2 Month!ths Free ! offered,” Vehlow said.d volunteers c o s , t w s a u s ^ links and Intemet SeiService ! Attendance court isin several W f t k a ^ lc e of grilled ham. . judicial hearing. N ' arc nied unless paretrm clocks ^ follow the judge’s ordeiId. « e ; K “If the parents do: is i an infor- ^ wc prevent a kid >. No charges the justice system,"rents fail to ; said. “If they don’t do I option is to have the0 well, then O ctolierlett Sating • prosecutor make a fon'em entering kO Eggf a 'w hich gives m e jurisdiin," Vehlow i e s j M ^ {the parents.” do well, the SRAIongwi* 7 3 '’I I Parents also can:he b juvenile jover to adult court. fom ^ filing. sdiction over w m deTidcusbratmntorkiebasa . 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"The Timcs-N- N e w s TTucsday, O ctobcr 331, 2000 P a g e B - 5 I B rieEFLY ✓ ■ i n M ONEYc VG o o cd i n g p l a n I t f i l ei s C h l a p t es r l l r J i « a P m ever seer* a Last yearar tot this time fresli-pack prprices Chapter 11 procproceedings, the business j zions ranksIS among ^n w N w coiTBipondi t______“A lot)t of spuds arc going a t $1;; $1.50$ is a peaked at: $5$5, and since then priccs; 1;have retains its property>erty during die bankruptcy, fairly go*jood average for good-quallality fresh .continued1 to drop, said Brucc Huffafaker, Arkoosh I*roductducc's assets and liabilities itop SBA lemsnders ~GOODING - Arkoosh Prodiroduee Inc. of potatoes,•3,” Moulton saidL who writescs the( North American Poi'otuto both were listedd asa* between $1 million and 1 SALT LAKE e: r r v - zions First Gootcoding filed Chapter 11 bankruptcybai 0 MoultcIton said hc has even heardrd of some Newsletterr in Idalio Falls. When contritracts SIO million. • National Bank,, a su b sid iary o f weeleek ago, but it’s sdll unclear!or wiiat effect lesser-gn;rade potatoes selling for■ a:as low iis were offered-ed last spring, many in the; tbusi- Of the 92 creditieditors listed in the Arkoosh le restructuring will haveive on Magic SOcents]ts per hundredweight, ness didn’tt e:expcct prices to hit thu re<•ecord filing, 21 are farmiirmers, induding five Magic • Zions Bancorpo'poration, said the Valley gro\vcrs.4. B}By midaftemoon’Monday, ^Monday it rankeik ed a s th o to p VallioUey farm ers - already und rapacking plant to buy « from growers, or• if it most- bles. aboui theArkooslimsti bankruptcy, anteed loans in UttUtah and No. 2 in Ov ! web- Moulton expre:pressed disapproval of the ear 2000. refe;iferred inquiries to Goodinding attomey lyconsigi According:ng to the Idaho bankrupicy v ' Idaho for fisca] year resh-packcrs contracted ththis year, site, the purpLirposc of a Chapter 11 is to aallow state licensinglg reciuirementr of only a :: Zions said it toppjpped Umh's SBA Tom3m A rkoosh, who did nott immediotelyin "If fre turn phone calls Friday or MoMonday. they coullUld lose some money,” he said.sa a businesss a limited amount of timeL* free S50.000 bond fornr fresh-packers.fi rankings in both dollardol volume and *^5® n plants sell more consigneined spuds, from creditoritors’ collection efforts u> restsstruc- “In one day,, youyoi can run a few loads of :Ioan volume of SBSBA-backed 7(a) The acting director off tht: e P o ta to . W h ^ row en of Idaho, Bert Moultonton, said fresh- th e y lovower their financial risksk should ture financesices while operating in i\ nororm al potatoes in, andid you'll y over-cxcecd that,” :-loans for the fisciiscal year ended ick prices are lower this yearau- ithan h e has prices drdrop. fashion und(nder a court-approved plaran. In he said. “It’s ridicudiculous, is what it is.” : $ept. 30, approvingn g 254 loans total- Ting about $23.3 mmillion. i In Idaho, ■Zions ranked secon:ond in dollar voi­ xime with just overder $6.1 million in "it’s too loans, and fourthh iin loan volume A neew waly to nQoverm o n e ^ with 42 loans. *. The 254 loans aprapproved by Zions Bank in Utah reprejresent 31 percent ooci to of the SBA-backeded loon volume in ^ayPal leads the Utah during fiscalcal year 2000. In idaho, where the bankba has only a 2 »¥ ' ' ' ' r ; “I am particularlarly pleased with PPALO ALTO, Calif, d a nngerous g «ur strong rankingng in Idaho,” said Shochopping for a teapot onn t: the .■ S cott A nderson,1, ipresident and Intentem et, Paul Lewis found sevisever- ] 'W in css owners,” JlJust a year old, PayPal hhos [^ e d up 4 million U.S. accoircoim- iipstakes offer is nothing rX h e SBA 7(a)i) 1lo an p ro g ram ^8” more2 thun th a widespread scam offers 25-year, fufully amortized ^olholders, who transfer an aver-av< ge of $6 million each day via e- nating from Canada, (>ans that result in lower monthly caller tells a consumer payments for tlthe borrower. laiL With another 140,000 usersuse personpe has won lottery Proceeds may be; tistised for business , ey and should send funds start-ups, expansiosions, equipment igning up each week, PayFayPai nd its c o rp o ra te a lte r eso. eg to payay Canadian taxes. Then, purchases, workingJng capital, com. ther caller poses as an iry or real estate Lcom, are leading the pushish to diercial inventory onduct more e-commerceiwith wi rney und tells the con- purchases. digital cash” - rather than cred-cn sumer,T that he or she is indud- ' In Utah and Ida)daho, Zions said, . ed in1 a lawsuit related to the n t e f busin esses ; cards. ... about 97 p ercen t “I won’t even buy somethi:thing X.Com Corp. Chainliman Petrhen digital cash m entIt points| that wc can go afieifier. panies. States’ biggest localical phone compa- PiPalo Alto-bosed PayPal, whi rould E arlier th is molo n th . PuyPnl bank: accountaci with The Bank of lorphed from an obscure com-co: will becom e coir)mmon currency Woulculdn’t it be great if we coul ijy, reported Monda;iday that a ’ ‘usted mor interface with a single pa;pay- took its biggest steitep yet toward Montreutreal. net income for the third quarter putiuter security company a yeyear throughout the ececonomy. all ini le ‘‘attorney” then tells the ge more of its ment!It system like ours?" its goal of turning; rofit mostly small busininesses and big does notnoi send several thousand speed data transmiimission m ade up rem•mains unprofitable. And fortFormi- begin paying auctions. The dollars,iirs. He also th re a te n s to uding making PayPal evene\ more bank- whilele also finding a new execi^^reless propenieses :that were com- a crcredit card or bank accou ayPal has already raiseised PayPal grew .so rapidlyr largely sumersors when’ they cull to verify l]ined with Verizonan ithis year, came nunumber so PayPal can wididnidraw B ut u n lik e banks, b PayPal Pay Iler is accounts a re n ’tt insured i by the somele serious money - aboibout because the scrvivicc had been thechec:heck. ip at 73 cents, upp fifrom 72 cents a a spspecified lunount. The seller 0 million in venture capitapital, free since its incepiption. The com- Recen•cently. the scamm ers have year earlier. Adjustusted eaniings in therien notified by e-mail, andd hash Federal Depositt InsuranceI Corp, $170 i JI out though PayPal doesdi offer up to indududing $130 million in the2 lalast piuiy even paid ts its customers SS added‘d anotherji step. They ask tke same quarterer :a year earlier theie option of either cashing o en months. to SIO for bringin{ns now people conconsumer to send large vtere $1,997 billion.in. or ra carrying a digital cash balanla vx $100,000 in insuiurance coverage seven iness. per account. Wit]/ith an initial public offerir•ring into the payment netu't)rk.n< sum ss i of m oney to c o v e r : Revenue rose 7.2^2 pcrccnt from a to cc> conduct oth er online busines / e r ’s fees. S om e p e o p le ) $16.5 b illio n , law yer' vear earlier tb 5 have• sent sc the telemarketers Verizon said revenienue would have nents of up to S80.000. increased 7.4 percercent if workers at j j TheA»«>ctotedPr—H p o u n dds, s 20 pounds more tharhan tion for the JanuailarySepeinber paymen ad not gone on l/| p erio d to ta le d 43434.6 million "Scancams of this sort are par- the company had Septcm•mber 1999. larly dangerous bccause sbike in August. In 2001; revenue daho’s milk s milk produc- Thcis average £ number of miltlilk pounds, up 2 pcrctcent from the iicularl BOISE - Idaho’s iariier. whenn yciyou lose money it is higli- ft^om continuing' ojoperations will tion during Septenem ber rose 11' cow s Itlast month was 356,00(000 same time a year ea; rise to the compan}any’s target level T \f , 31,000 more than irin And. cuttle onI ffeed for the ly unlikilikely you will ev er get it percent, while consmmerdal red • head, Lance said. “Idaho citi- S to 10 perccnt,, ViVerizon said. )roduction m eat p ro d u c tio nt ffor the same Septem‘m ber 1999 and 1,000 mortlore slaugluur market; iin Idaho was back,” I • The company, fcform ed through .. tmchangcd from OcDctober of last zens whowh are contacted should period fell 7 percei:ent, according th an AuAugust 2000. :)elievc the representation, the merger of Bell•11 Atlantic Corp. Agricultural Septe>tember’s red meat produciuc- year, totaling 310,0<,000 head. Tlie not beli' to the Idaho A percent from Underler no circumstances £^d GTE Corp.,., ireported net lAuises in Stadstics Service. tio n wowas down 8 p ercent fron-•om inventory rose 7 p iicomeof$3.Sbillio:llion, up from $2.5 __ ist’s 25.5 million poundsids. the number on hanind as of Sepi. should,ld theyt send these people Average milk pniroduction per August money.'ey." t ^ o n a year earlier cow in September• reachedr 1,720 A ccummulated i red meat producluc- 1.2000. , S€Jeptember dwnplled from ttaffiff andt wire reports

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Neb.b. - ConAgra headquarters.:rs. m ent of the case, andai the reason straightjht 200-plus point gain, »-* :S,'r,T“ I Foods Inc is down,n, tbut not out in Tyson,)n, the world’s largest chlck-ck- we carried it to triaiai, is its deter- -phee market’sr enthusiasm fofor ’. 0 ^ 0 = ■ uit mination that ourjr intellectual alumim its.legal battle withIdl Tyson Foods en prcjrocessor, brought the suit linum, construction equip^ WOH10.M0JH I Inc. after ifour of its top executives/es property is a valuatable asset, wor* ,j,ent anand finandal services stock ^ ______e.ooo : An Arkansas jur}ury this m o n th defect*•cted to ConAgra, thy of protection,'1.” said Tyson „osn.t,’t enough to lift technologlogy LOWIO.m.4, ■ in John Tyson. issues issued a $20.1 milliiillion judgment Thele case eventually was divid-id - CEO and Chairman !s o u t of t h e ir m alaise ■ — - . 7.000 against ConAgraI - the nation’s ed intnto two parts: onc dealinging ' ConAgra has$27 billion in Eamlnjings reports dogged stock 11.7U.1H JULY AUOUST 8EPTCMTBMB8H OCTOBIR______; second-largest foocQod company - withI theti executives and a second>nd armual ^ es and employsei about gven osas the end of th e third-quai[uar- — fo r using Tyson'ss cchicken feed part: clcharged with determininging 80,000 workers, ter eamimings season approached, ------8.500 ;■ formula. The judgmgment followed whethither the chicken feed formu*nu* ConAgra in the; Magic] Valley Thee DowI closed up 245.1SS^at a ®°** *** ■_ CLOSE an earlier finding: thatth the formu- ja am(mounted to a trade secret.et. owns Lamb Westoron Inc., Haney 10,835.7■5.77, a gain of 2.31 perceni ------(1,000 la am ounted to a traitrade secret. ConAgAgra now has lost both partsirts Seed Co., United1 Agri-Products/ followinving a 210-point gain Friday **ConAgra Foodsds is review ing of thle e case.< stores in Burleyr and( Jerome, ' Thee t^-focusedti Nosdaq con;:om- its options and willrill undoubtedly Was:ashington County Chancery:ry KBC bean facilitieies throughout posite:e iindex struggled, fallin, appeal the decisioiiion,” ConAgra Judgege John Lineberger orderedred the valley, the E j \.L M: iller feedlot 86.96 1 toto 3,191.40, after being of spokesman BobI MMcKeon said ConAjlAgra in January to keepcp in Malta and marony elevators nearlyly : 130 points ea rlier in th' HIQH 3^79.72 Wednesday. t h r ^e of ( the Tyson defectors out□ut across southem Idalaho. day. ThThe Standard Sc Poor’s 50' LOW3.149J14 indexerase ro 19.08 to 1,398.66. k-.,. HECOROHIQH c Dow is now at its highesnest usrcn to, SCOO ■ ------3,000 offshore acccounts le^iiI since late Septembert>er, s.04«.e2 JULY AUOUST SCPTBU’TBUBCR OCTOBBR IRS^in!ns credit car(rd access in o despiteitc 0 430-point plunge lessles !----- :— ^------AP ng U.S. taxpayers, bu3Ut th ey m ust than two tw weeks ago that sentnt iti , . . MIAMI (AP) - In a sweeping the aciaccount holders are living ime chips foreshadowss broader mar* MicroIcrosoft rose $1.38 to $69.06. e, the IRS was beyondmd their reported means, file forms with thihe IRS about beloww 10,0001 for the first tim A lumminum in producer Alcoa tax-evasion probe, t KCS on income sinceMarch. Mi ket gains, g '^ te d access Mon<[onday to thou- Thele investigadoai is one of thehe them and pay taxe ood “The bulk of thele recent down- jumpedped nearly 14 percent, up terCard and largesest targeting offshorere earned in th e Unitei:ed States. “ It looks lo lik e th is is a gooi 4 to $28.44, w h ile sonds of Master said Brian BeJski, a fundanda* side in tech slockss is really com- $3.44 ss credit card accourunts in thc history of thehe TTie three nationsns targeted by thing,” i that have not Internarnarional Paper picked up American Express g been known mental:al m a rk e t s tr o te ^ s t wit]vith posed of stocks tl accounts held by U.lU.S. taxpayers Intem■nal o Revenue Service. the IRS have long who really been sold off)ff. Microsoft is $ 2 .5 0) to close at $35.75. All three lore banking MastasterCard Internationallal as offshore tox h1 a v e n s an d U.S. Bancorp Boi Piper Jaffray, whi are Dow)ow components. in three offshor' r d ru g m oney believesves o strong advance in bluiblue up.” havens. spokes;eswoman Sharon Gamsin;in favorite spots for ' U.S. District JudgJdge A dalberto saidin in a statem ent that the com-m- launderers. th the m s that pany’ hashj “a long history of coop->p- Promoters of)f offshore 1- ' ^ Jordan agreed with at income can X w SpendingI increase cardholders may havehs violated eratingng with governmental agen-m- accounts boast that ersonal inncomes, s that their iden* cies.".” But she also saidid be sheltered becaiause the U.S. u,.ci the new report suitingngfirm. f U.S. tax laws and ths not penetrate '''A®'ISHINGTON (AP) Economists said ti titles are noc readiiidily available MasterterCard keeps transactionon government capno I by showed th a t whil buyI with abon- are strustruggling to cope with weak arbuda in 1998 are no'now speaking to the IRS to Caribbean opcratior >nal don despite risingg debt burdens farm pri of Antigua and Barh ,ot know how WMonday that persona ^ ^ and 1999. get a1 bbetter idea of what they’re're The IRS does no ies rose by a strong 1.1 perper- and a weakening- stocks market. Withoithout on mcrease m the fed- Investigators wan/ant to look ot lookincing at.” ' many accounts crej■ented by U.S. last month while spendingling, “Consumers have a ton of money eral payments, ps the personal such things as csir,r, tboat and air- Neit]slther spokeswoman wouldJd citizens and resusidents arc sUed by heavy dem and, fofor to spend and that is ii exacdy what incomeme gain woidd have been a ' line ticket purchaseases and hotel • answerrer questions. involved but believeves the num- 5 )Ie goods such as autos, waswa they did,” said Joel»el Naroff, head m oree moderate w 0.4 percent in and car rentals to> leamle whether Offslfshore accounts are legal for:or b er to be in thc thou } percent. of a HoUand, Pa.,, economic« con- Septemlember.

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T h e Timics-N ci cw s Tuesday, Octobcber 31,2000 Scction C o ilildrein helppingc:hildrren ■ S tudentIts make a difffference in thee lives o f hospijitalized childIdren By Sarah Skaarlar You’d want somethinging to do.” ■ soCTespondent “When I crackedid i my head open, a — friend brought me a :stuffed animal. It HAGERMANAN - Neatly stacked in Liz was cool.” Trey Berretirett said. •Pope's ihird-grt■grade classroom are dozens;ns “If they get a gift,t, t:they might be less of brightly colcolored children’s books,Ics scared when they get5et their sliots,” Kyla stuffed animal:nals, boxes of crayons, col-o)! Coates added, -'.ored pencils: onand laminated bookmarksrks Donations from stistudents, families, ^ made by studendents. friends, teachers ancand thc-community — • These festiveive ilcm s and the boundlesscss resulted in a heap> of treasures. Pope • enthusiasm of 223 third-graders generatelte received donatioitions of cash, which allowed her to pureiirchase additional th e class' enti^itiy for the National Good « :. D eeds Literac;rai^ Contest and Make A items. ", Diffc^rence Day>ay project. Their project will11 tbe entered in the & ;• ' “This is thehe first time we’ve done2 Qa nadonal contest whichich encauniges read­ iro >^S Qtid good deedsds by grade school BB'-'” i ; Moke A Diffenferencc Day project," Pope Pk ]S ; said. “The Idds have been really exdted , youngsters sponsoreored by Pizza Hut, ' ab o u t it all al(along. They can’t wait to Bookit! and Anhur autauthor Marc Brown, • stxui putting theirth( baskets together.” Prizes include a fir:first place award of f \ I 1 The teachercr and students assembledetl $5,000 worth of books,iks, a visit by Brown jH : 150 baskets for sick and bedridden chil-liil. and Pizza Hut parties. ;.d ren in areaa hhospitals on Oct. 28 forFor Thougli substantial,ial, the awards only H ; National Make.ke A Difference Day, a pro-ro- motivated the groupLtp for a shoi-t time, H I m otion sponsoiisored by USA Today andnd Pope said. The studenIents quickly shifted H ' the Points of U(Ught Foundation. to the opponunity to0 ddo somelhing posi- B “We votedI on things we might want to tive for other children,en. H ; do,” studentent Amanda Regnetriir “They’ve had so muimudi fun with this," MMMMWWWTWT^mNiii explained. “Thi ;re Pope said. “They warn'ant to do it, it’s fun, und diey’re learning I at the top of the list.” it’s not hard work antl llfht, Amanda Rafnelr lookele tthrough i ^ •' Personal expi•xperiences of tlie childrenen sometiiing about shariraring with otliers.’’ ® : : with hospitalslls supported the value of Dylan Brooks broui;ought several books ionatad Items that Hagermanan students ' the ^ t s . and il box of crayonsIS fifrom home, saying leeacted to flil baskets for hoapHipttallzed chil- :: “If the kidI is just laying there in thehe his contribudon madede himI feel good. draIren. Ib e d . he can get really bored,” 10-year-ar- “We do it so theyy can cs be happy, just ^bove, Senoma Cotbell, lefl, aand Brittney - ;:oId Tayin Hensl•nsley observed. “You don’tn’t like we were happ>jpy doing this for Mays sssembte a batket. vjust want to□ wwatch TV all the time.IC. tliem," Amanda said.

P o nlored ( M[urtaugh l 1 ag Settlerjt *s recall[ times Ipast at meetingr By Lorraine Cavener ■wgfev-r ^ 7” teachhen D o your jobD w ell Timea-Wews B correapondentIt______n m HEYBURN - At agage 90, Virga By Julie Pence howow they are put MMasoner still remembers:rs dearly when Tlmee-WewB cotw togejg e th e r an d w hat hther family arrived in th e! areaat in 1926. JHUH mlakes ak everything As a member of thele Old Settlers MURTAUGH-;H - W hen Stacy Wirm sub­ ork," Andersen said. A;Association, Masoner celcelebrated with m itted a five-pagpage description of his FFA Mr. Winn tauglit me ththe group Oct. 7 - itss (82nd year in program to thetic !National Association of H lot. He was so excit- MMinidoka County. Ag Educatorsi lalast summer, he hoped it i about it that I got She has many memoriesies of those early - '' would prove thehe best in Idaho, tdted, too.” dzdays in the county - memonories of the two “I didn’t winn tlthat contest, but they did To give his students hchorses that pulled two wswagons contain- throw my appliailicadon in the pile for out- very possible bene- ining the family’s ho'useholhold belongings - standing ag edueducator,” said Murtaugh t, Winn says he even arand farm equipment. ;eks' the expertise of While her father, Jo e LoLoosli, drove the H ig h School’sI’s Future Farmers of 'ii; America adviser.ser. ther instructors, if hchorse-drawn wagon, her motherm brought Right beforee sout setting and achievingid To give his studentimate satisfaction of Three years after thele i Loosli family The ’Old’Olc Rddlers' entertain at th e 0 ategy has resulted in mahyle- benefit, Winn seeks; his i job well. arrived ar in MinidokaI (County. Bob bratedBd 62t years In Minidoka CountyIty. gool&'The stratej >(] other instructors. of his studentss winningw state and nadon- iation wilh soils led Meuhnan M - anotlier mcmtm ber of the Old 1” Murtaugh speechfrom ti Utah State Settlers Sc group - was bom1 . holdingiing about SO chUdren fronjm grades long heavyy sl< skirls. Tlie men are wunriiig al contests. ies. There is a haysmck Iwhind asm for his work is conta- Crystal, said that Wimrulture. These days Meulman, 71, is the ^andson n of one of one through thi eight. It is now usedu as a work dothes. His enthusiasn le students who are comp Ige building. the wagon, amand a wtxxlen derrick, used to gious. in assistant m anager ' ththe original settlers. His grandfathergr set- storage b. contests to her for thatRexburg. I iJed tJt in the county in 190404 - long before Thele yearj Meulman was bom\ thei fami- stack the haylay to the side. “H e just hasis ta lot of passion for theic And when his studer th in g s h e does,'es,” said former student saching so much that the th Old SetUers organizatitllion had its first ly got)i their tl first car, a Model Ai 1Ford. All “All the* neighborsnc gol lonother and sen, who was part of ma school and taken upFession Ci every diance meeting mi in 1918. farmling in was done with horseses an d it did the farmir■ming," he said, Erin Andersen lg ture 'm! gets the ultimo ien har\’ested grain cir hay, the Murtaugh FFAA tteam that competed at When Meulman’s gnindlndfather amved wasn'tI't undli l942 when the faminily got its As the men )y knowing he has doneot hi of my kids into ththere were no trees, no,0 :roads and ni> tractor, he sjiid. women cooki)oked the dinners. I'omi was the national level•vei in soil judging in 1994.n- Andersen’s fnscinati 1 big tables underneath the “I just like tosto see thin^ grow and see ; teachers,” he said. w(wells, Meulman said. Fanamuies deared MeuIeulman has several old pholotographs served on bi her to a degree frt lhIhe land and homes wereire built on the , I his family’s early setder da linner was served fur the Old a- University in horticuli firfirst homesteads. Ie was^ „r o t undl 1909 hat give a glimpse of life ’“’'‘rp o T ' ’'w h U o d in n she is employed as an q when water came in canals. •c f?rm Settlers get-tiet-togetlier on big tables in a ------S caryle at a plant nursery in Rc :o taken on his grandfatheier s farm banquet roomDom at Connors Cafe, coiiics of Meulman rem em bers walkinsw: 2 imlcs vs 'a horse-drawn hoy wag It He said he loves tead to the Empire School, eaeast of Rupert. igon. The Meulman’ss pli photo gniced the tahle as the a he promotes the profess TilThe building was once a twtwo-room sdiool womenien wear hats, white bloujuses and cover of thele piprogram. a, he gets. J. “I try to talk a lot ;e doing this - becomingI te Groups f(focus on ppromotin, lg unity, t(tolerance 3y Mary Lou Potts :Y HOUSE = — rimee-Newa conespondent RH TWIN FALLS - I’romodnIting unity in the rommunity was the themi>me of an event \liid i used discu.ssions andnd skits to make I'-lR H he point. The luncheon was sponlonsored by the nterfaith Volunteer Care;iregivers, a non- }fit gruiip of More Info? untei Living In dd e e p e n d e n c e Addltfonai Informoiion N e a jja m on InUSffalUi Corpcrporaiion, Volunteer Caregivere helpsIps disabled peu- may bo obtained tjy p ie; and Senior calling Nora Wells at H erallh a l Insurance 7336333. B e Assoi w h o

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Bingo from 1-3 pm.1 1010 Main StnBuhL Evening dinneinner at 5:30 p.m. - Center Noon meals served VMonday Sinorgy ijn. 616 EastBStlond Drive through Friday. Buffet m5a.m. I Qutldngl]g from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Sunday: All you can catI buffetI - Pinochle 1 p.m. Elks plnoinochle dub a( 7 p.m. ifried chicken, $350 Suriday KlniMrty Hl|ta Thursdo}lay Monday: Ham sandwich,h, potalo Sunday dinnerner form 12-2 p.m., Pinochlulie ac 1 p.m. ssoup, vegciablc salad, cnrrackers, $5 for adults andnd $250S for children, Friday fruitI under 12 Everyonryone Is inviced. The^ offlcart art Htathar AcUviUes dinner will be roosroost beef. : . Smtth, vice prMl- iwU Krista Vawter, tnasurar; Lydon Crane, president; - C o m nMUNITY EVENTSs ----- Cedi BartMr, tri- Iwnal; and Ksyla imotlve tech 'the CSI Chamber Choir: iand join Monday. Landy, represents guest ardst Rob Walker• f(for a jazz The first thrthree weeks ore open tive; and Amanda sn house |improvisation m aster classcli and to beginners, t. All couplele aand singles are wd- Morpby, saeretary. T he Buhl High School attend , a fall jazz concen. e technology program All acdvities, exceptIt for the come. n open house from 6-8 late1 aftemoon j a s works!cshop and Inesday at thc old c hd d at TWIN FALticipants include thc 6 £ pjn. the some night. Opdmist Chs Fire Department, Members of Boys amnd Girls I t j and sweet leytri Regional Mcdical Statc £ will be honored in, addidona L e a d e rship s h i is Action,- today at thcbalance I servicc. Twin to t the young people in ddie local N o)t t PositionF TwinFalls.:e, Smokey Bear and grade £ schools and junic high H I H Thincenorest Service/ Bureau schools s who partidpated in thc HlANSEN y STUrIDENT OFFICI::e r s ______W s^ ^ M reprcscndngmagement, Twin Falls yearly j Poppy Poster Conte Magic ValleClub, Collegc of Parents of the studeients are candy at theidaho girls’ basketball invited i to attend. the mall. I Falls County SherUf The dinner will be a1 t ' Aspenwoo(E, Intermountain with v chicken, rolls and be'>evcmges Hansen School studendent body otn- take snt.rts, American Red furnished. f Those attendiiding may for fromeration Life Saver, bring t a side dish o r desscaert plus ee n are Rachel Stanfar,(ar.presidant; | K 3 | H coun with 10ey Safe Kids Coalidon, mble t service. Sara Nelson, secratiiratsry: Amber going to Safeid, Amazir Grace D onated ite m s fo:for the Hansen, assistant secilecratsry; and The p and Kimberly November ^ V eterans’ Coilonvoy to Jarvis Fowen, vksics president.. Twin Fallsiss X ^ c Valley. Boise £ may be brought to' eeither of Leaders}rship takes... Magic Valley'e information, call these ti functions. jn •Courage \ Center ambum at 733-2278. For more infonnation,n please ‘ Vision Falls Police, callc Helen Dombrovskisis at 734- •Compassicision •Integrih^ the U.S. For*Hne arts day 1455. ' of Land Man< Optimist Its C on Friday Jerome j Chamber hoidids third BILL CHCmSHOLq Southem IdaALLS - Any student «annual Christmas audiction _ J team. Twinlg F becoming an art, and D ARE:ater or communica- JEROME - The JJerome IWIN FAI:juucouHr^;i ■m unamcvn*nM«M • -A Martial Artor is invited to the ^Chamber of Commerce wwill hold COMMI:MISSIONER a Christmas tree or wall Cross, Operf Southern Idaho’s « ind raised -X;; I ing/wreath decorating evsvent^eStT; for -Id^obcm-nd. Magic VaUeyJ A rts Day Friday. " »hoSuteUnlver»ity Skate Landicx)l and non-tradldon- the third annual. Chriristm as Bachelor of Buslilusiness Admin. ^ Fellowshipare invited to observe ^Aucdon on Decl 1 a t El So:sombrero .Ccrtiflcd Yog#^ InstructorIn C" tions, hear speakers *Restaurant. •Certified Eowrgclergency Medical B u h l G oDmmunity i ^ E d schediiules classc ■ Madsen, Miss wall Ttch. 83-87 For m o re•art in activides that Each tree or hanging/wreath will be eentered -WUdUnds fireflgreflghterwith BUHL - T he Buhl CommunityCo - •;; ^ : Etonna Bohmhem a better under- J* t«M. Ar BLM 17 yn -. HeiH eU c ^ te r l.j* d a lls t;;; Education and Retilecreation •• ihtin^itedTW ^ " ^ ^ ^ r ic is Tole Santa Fi 3f what the CSI art “into the auction and the .DUMt«Reeovcrovety M anager Assodadon has schedule'tiled the fol- For more infcInfomiatlbnortorallster, - be b offered for two i B can offer. y'wall hangingAvreath thatat b ra g s FEMA16year* lowing classes: can ConnieiieGianderatS4»«553. i Wednesdays, v beginning Ni will begin with a wel* “in the most money in thee auctioni .R«KhU«?dMMM anager 4 yrs Computer Class inI Genealogy& ilthe Buhl High School An 0 ajn . in the Fine Arts "wins. •Self-cmploy«dxl Handyman/H ' : will be offered for threhree weeks TH w cost is $8 plus $13.50 I There wiU also b e a' livelii auc- Carpenter 322 yr«yrs I. A t 10 ajn., students n & policy c o n s u lu n u ;; ; from 7-9:30 p.m. Thirhursdays. Those wislishing to purchase a plies. p te for the rest of the ' “doneer, wine testing, mulUsic and aOtizcn action & Stam ping 102 will be ( food from El Sombrero. 12 yre ■ beginning this week at the Buhl lam p basee shouUsl order ahead for Ito thc area of their -/x- •Charter Membernber and former r-II • High. School Comput>uter Lab. $32.60. Partartidpants diould bring fro fi m 7-9 p.m. Nov. 13 People may also sponso Board of Directoicelor. Scxake R iver ; Participants will leamihowtouse hc '-alOshader,ler, 3 round paint brush, Crismor’s C residence at 1 a u s will leam to cre* lor the Christmas auctCtion by AUlancc ’ the Personal Ancestisstral File knife, cuttirtin g surface, water con- 4100 4 N. in BuhL Partidpai intainananfoUoand donating gift certificacates or •Fonner Boaidd MM. em ber Id ah o ".-i' leam how to use spedalt; y Software to help recordrd andi man- tainer andd p ap er towels. The cost Ic in paper making pho- items. Conservation1 LeagueLei ■ age their genealogicalal research.t is $10 pluss $$15 for materials. ucts u such as blending pens CSI sets fin For more infot’taatioion or to 'Idaho Rural CoundlCou Board -r ing and dry embossing, te ry and figure draw- I up, Member/Mcmb«•mber Farm U rban Partidpants should bringbri their Stampinging 101 will be offered ii for studenti)ps. have a donadon picked i pedigree chart and relaulated family fro m 7-9) ip .m . Nov. 6 at th e o o thers. P ardcipants will the Jerome Chambih e r of Network TWIN F Awho I want to invesd- ^ • Board o f Directoifctofs, TWin F a lb re co il Students mayy alsoal bring C rism or'ss rresid en ce at 1748 E. three tl cards. The cost is $5 Commerce at 324-2711. abitat for H um anity t ~ I Buhl, tbe second house for f< supplies. consideringr and communicadons '* •m U ate o f Habiu ; a 3 1/2'indi diskette or purc*ase] 4100 N. in B art in an interacdve _ rtnment Team Leadei;. ; one at the dass. The costco: is $14. on th e leftft after a tum on Pole Thanladving Centerpic music, theat Buttons 'n Bows £rou|up ounty Local EmeTgetwg; be offered from 6-8 p jn . 1 tions majorJl distance education,. 0 C hristm as S ecret Lam]amp Shade ' Line Road.id. The dass will teach b » from the CSI drama q UM Planning Counciljn c il/F o m te r C h a lm \ ^ ___will be offered from 1010 i Bjn. to 2 basic te dhniques ia for embossing, a a t Primrose Lane n at 805 College of ! offers beginner dasse • *atyofBuhlV*IIVAiIl Head Protection*:: Ave. in BuhL The cost is------: annual Finetnlet” A and parddpate TWIN F A L L S -T he ButUttORS *n OMRmittec pjn. Saturday at thc: BuhlBi High Uquid appLiplique front and bade A op for aspiring actors. » Sdiool Art Room. Partarddpants stamps and an dry embossing: approximately a; $20 for su High Schoo Bows ii starring its begJ^nning Paid for' byiby Chisholm for depending on partidpants> ^ o al smdents udentso r will attend a classes° from 8:30*10,0 p.m. Commission'sioner C om m ittee will leam how to makeake a lamp Participanants will make three d shop, partidpate with shade created by Sandradra Ginner. cards, l l iee cost< is $5 plus $9Vor dons. ti demonstratic BUI Chi«holsholm . TVcasurer . J and take par ^ will give the Focc_^ slnnding of t ______nights, dcponmentsc Nov.8«l ^h„d„y„i como at M O a 0 for sup- Auditorium. ^ V will separate 3 a t tho ' "tJAfi P cnotce. ^iSvli Anstud^,, aty prod- ote ^ d maint nitJmllt- pmiapatoin !. am ong togiam potto iU m oke ingwoiltiihops ;Splus$5 Students w gate theater a riece will will take p a r Nov 14 workshop on B Burley watchscgiesi s $6 p lli r i Hnte supplies. mo workshop Its’ selec- M“ ic stu d piano workshi

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n n I Blacks apppreci^te Inten;met’s value I r a ce k i n g ; d e v i a:e r a is e c o n (Lcems* , NEW YORK (AP)») - Althoug likely thanth whites to use the blacks still lag in accessa< to the' Internetet toI find information on NEW YORK (Al(AP) - Imagine tual stalking. based oion their current localion. Cell phones, handiidheld devices. If they’ry’re lost, they will be ableJ ■ Internet, a new studidy finds that religion,n, jobsji and housing^'jr, walking by a Stattarbucks in an . . . those vfjio are con:nnected are “I’m1 really r^ struck b%the unfamiliar, city. Your Yoi cell phone even car navigationtn systems will to askic forf turn-by-iurn dircc- soon have detailedI itracking abil- tions. T)iThose short of cash can be moxe.iikely thonn whites to degreee to which AfiT5(<;in- rings, and a coup totc source code for as longng pany had first reported - and Such tracking willacker gained as five; weeks.w i local seiirvice was Xai monitoredme the entire time, visit a Web site andel secrets and Micro;rosoft used that time esri- Whilhile the company says ofit ly get weather, movover the next mate bccauscbe< the duration of the I By James Coates ir* or neighborhood }lueprints.r or hacker’:;r’s presence was unclear believeves no major Qorporatc r « e n e r ? I C h te ^ Tribune ______secretscts were stolen, some securi- tlicrosofi soft- and thehe company wanted to be w h e nre th e grass Is gr«c xperts believe the 12-day developed. sure itt didd not imderestimate the ' Q: I live in HoboVbokcn, NJ., and. p^^odod wos plenty of dm e for; asays it ked the inddent problem,un. Miller said. WWWv.maglcvalley.? y . c o m after various mergers, m my ^ ...the most compret^ei^f^^po s/te,sit delivering -Internet scrvicc:e provider is I__I ^ lad hacker to do damai EoithLink. When it was origiiially X j .[ackers < fin3ft not have been detectation to bbreak in coverage to lotocal and iwcfirfiVWc audiencesau of the Nctcom, wc had no problem con- 12 Microsoft spoke newsj people, plolaces and fdbijiiat shapesh our rejlon. neeting to a local nunum ber with no Knightrt FRIdder News Service______he Miller said Sunday” pomoCTB^aphy and vague threats, r>^>ong>distance chcharge. Now nd ning Oct. 14 a hac, director of Early lastlas month, another hack-k* L o g b n l l ^ because of the mersergers, Hoboken Whatlat would m otivate someone acccss to high-levellu ca tlo n fo r er defaceBced the homfe pages of 60;o lost all its no-fc>fee connection to hadick in to Microsoft or anyit that at some pointied o R ainbow W eb sites, si "'including the numbers. Short of changing my busine:ness? The answer is, well,lie 12 days viewed bli1 hackers are Nationdlal Aeronautics and Space aTherimes^feS e n 's ISP, which I wiU do if necessary, plentycy of< reasons. iri- source code, for Mik into corpo- Adminisilistration, simply to vent“ ___ J l what can be done?? “Ifs•s 1kind of like the. first-placeay ware thut is being der several rea- r«gege over MP3.corn's legal -TI-ThomasMosley team1 isi; always going to haver a When it confirmedigging rights. A: As th e doctcctor once told people)le pumped up to beat Edgar Allan Poe,, I '...... — lsound l of that jgnt of Content Technologies,nd a motivj1 imprisoned ■ m , 24/7 Tech Su|u p ^ rt • KnowledgeabIable Soles Staff cough. Mr. M. I Bellevv!vue-based e-security soft- ick broke into ^Computer am S assuming, of „ a r e5 company. c “There’s just_ harming Microsoft.”! New York . OutatancJing CCustSrtier Service • LowLov Rotes_____ th a t mmuch more energy into Stephen Cobb,/ith ( a mix of f S Q&A checked - the ne re s e a rc h an d ed u accessac< numbers iy Irvine, Calif.-basci " ‘Sam within the supcaperb E arthlink 11, Technologies, said 1 ,home page (www.eikT.earthIink.com/ i N o f r t h R motivated to break BLAZ ING FfAST ^ -hbme/access) to mamake sure your ^ cortAunicsiioce rate computers for : ‘ ’home is, indeed,1, oout of range. ^^ P.O. Box 487 • W«ndell, ID/e 6 sons, induding brag 'Sticking with Earth!rthUnk is possi- a t greed and revenge, ••-We by upping yourDur current 520 , ppnROFE5SIONALLY DESIGNE!si- Two years ago, for ~ .*per montn deal to a$25permontha S a group supporting i INT ERNIET . -600-number plan. ButBu you only get WEBEB& E-COMMERCE SOLUTft- hacker Kevm M itnid -■jfive hours per mondmth before a SS st and altered The^ 1 Fast and Rei‘liable Internet!t Aj ccess per hour sxu-chargeekicksin. k • IPUt[TERNET SERVICE PROVIDEto Times Web site wii F ro m RMC Into rrm et Servicas If I were you I wouldwo sever my .VEarthLink and log} onoi to www.the- 53(>36-5744 *1-888-536-2600 “ list.com operated by e-media pub- hhttp://www.northrim.nol lishing tycoon AhAlan Meckler. _ _ _ E t i m \ I [ T ^ a o n J U.C. ifKjnJigB There you will findind the world’s BM pjj >14.95 Unlimitod Access’I* ,$17.95 High Speeced Access* < FREEI Domain em Regislrclion ‘■most com prehensi'isivc listing of 10 0335S-O467 . Internet servicece providers, Speodi up to 5 ^ 1 ^>1 * Up to 70 Timo* Fo»J«r TKonTK Dial-Up ' Become B o DOT COM) (www.yournome.com) arranged by areaI codeco and local \ ^ ^ED 5 E-moil Addre>M>s» 'Afwoy* On' Dodicotodd Connectioni (' exchange, making; it easy to home ' c o m p u * 5 MB Wabipoco:e Umi Exiiting>g Phone Line 6 MontlijA Froo Ho»i>ng* in on a provider withrith nonol or Bu>ino» Aeeounit dial-ups. g p ' n g IDER ** ; • lnt ?nBt • Windows i ______-Somj f»»ttteHoni.»• «PDlv» oil <□' UtUlla. OSl KCOuni >«» nol tncluit» (Ofl Uko lln» cJ<«ta«» Contact Jim Coatesttes via e-mail at ^ 0 jcoates®tribunc.comom or via snail • Excel • Word •30 F ^w .rm ci.net mai! al the Chicagoo Tribune,7 Room Leam i new software in o 9 0 0 400. 435 N. Michisan.an Ave., Chicago, *■' 7 3 5 -n5 . « sale?iles@ rm ci.net IL 60611. Qucitiiitions can be Call today for m o re! r s m v e r a e n v ic e B "The People Behind TiThe Internet answered only chm^i)Ugh the column. Add your point of viewiew at chicagotri- hat you have bunexom /so/askjim liter, what are ig to do with i rs 95/98 • Access j ■ I • PowerPoint ^ n days, not weeks, B l n HI ■ 1 James Herrett 'e information!______^ Dennis Lalb CcConnie Herbert M a rk E. )o n e s J

Liz Gluch ISilver Sage Robert Jones B ra w le y R eally ' Beausc he Rtock (Jl [■fom PNTTtlw aiheTimies->bvs mih PM can I I Online^— UM* isn't that the point of tliefor tlie i>e sure 5rowse current real esestate listings in the MMagic Valley. Internet,net? You want lo get thing.*;>ryou. d , 'J iJustomize your searcfi■ch by price, location,, number r of bedroomns. s. age range. Rlicilicr)ur own time, whetiier If.s you'llse >ize range, near schoclOOls, agent or real est.5tate firm, etc . mail, shopping, o r chocking.Internet JCI tlic f; /iew full-color photoss cand complete text dedescriptions about eaclach listing, conncctl: quote. And wiih Intemet frc ^ * G□et e up-to-date informanation about propertiejes.and available homemes conveniently. tliais whai you'll get. •L in.ink to Agent Profile P

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COOK Full timo. W a itre ss, o FOUND • Brow n and whito > CLAIMS PROCESSOR C DRIVERS 108 I • , APPLICATORS SNo oxp. nocossory. FT/PT. lull' timo. Apply In porson Waniod, 16 w ostom . hom o 1“ 4 50 ^malo. Boaglo on Friday. I Top Pay)! Must hovo oM S oo Arocoll a t P e tr o II i Coll 733-9527.______I PROFESSIONAL Trolnlng ond Cortilicotion _ wookly, 28 c en ts por mllo. a oqulp/lransponotlon. Bo provldod. Must typo 30 COOKS Cl bonofits, now truck, » FOUND vary alfocHonato & I SERVICES ••#•••••••• Aobio to travol Mogic Val- AAA OPPORTUNITY 1 wpm. Up to S60K/yr. Noodod. Ni oppllcoilons ovall­ i-8oo-22a-ooa4.B ■ NOTICE OF ELECTION woll m onnorod. molo z Nl loy/Troosuro Volioy. ,1-000-240-1548 dopt. 167. t ablo O W est End Senior -zE-MAIL your closslllod od f PURSUANT TOIDAHO Black Lob. Found on Hwy. ATTENTION RIVER . TRAINEES Call 1-777-337.5723 1 Center, 1010 Main. Buhl. STATE CODE43-201A 30 in Fllor. Ploaso coll FRONT PROPERTY ------CCLEAN ROOM Locol loun- to u s a t ^NOW HIRINGi AS STATED; In any eloc­ 326-6675 or 731-9024. OWNERS No Exp Necessary ASKINGi QUESTIONS dry i sooking quoiiliod por- DAIRY Oi twlnadOmlcron,net •♦ RN/LPN - Day 1 son 10 work on-slio.high Feodor F noodod oxporl- — tion lor diroclort. If, attor - Lino your rivor bonks with co 31 Openings Conduct public opinion i EDUCATION tho oxplmtlon oi in« dalo ^FOUND, Connondlo blko, ' polls ovor Iho tolophono. loch i cloon room. Appli- oncec nocosoary. 208-588- f Shift 12 hours Soys Bud Light on It. 21 rivor rock whilo Iho rivor Is C Twin Foils School Districi is for filing writlon nomina­ dow n, & ABSOLUTELY NO N - flight ’ tions for tno offlco of ' Roosonobly pricod. Can PCo. hos positions lor mon SALESI . Stncily rosoorch. icul, dololl orlonlod, non ok a: iS y ]0 Speech/Language diroctor. It appoars itiat color. CaH 733-5471. . smokor prefon'od. Not ol- n, Shift 12 hours 6 7 8 - 9 2 r' U& womonitroinlng $7.00 I lo $9.00 per hour. ! Mllkors/cow pushers & iPalhologlst. Quollllca- only ono quallllod candl- FOUND, p young lomolo - provldod in oloctricol Cosual ; work onvironmoni (orgic to cloon dry olr. BANKRUFTCY K Custodian (S6.00 hr) tions: , Mosters Dogroo; ♦ * CNA • Night ShifI dole hoo boon nomlnntod B lack Lab, Found In Big ^ m odular oqulpmont. Floxlblo'• ovos, doys. & 'Whilo working woor no noodod ASAP. Call , ihoroby lor oach pos/Bon to Com poliiivo rolos on Chop- c makeup, hoir spray, co- certified by Amorican avail.10pm 6:30am; Utllo R o n c h cs . 324-8510- S4 SO/wkto ston. wknd. , hours. 15-30 hrs. r 208-438-8450 oxt. 109 Spooch & Hooring Asso- bo flllod, H shall not bo - lor 7 bonkrupldos. Call M onogom oni Opponunity. par j wook. Groot Part-tlmo Ilogno or perfume. Bo a n d ask for Yoli or sto p J nocossory to hold on LOST, liny whllo malo JoK S lokor a t 734-8452. clallon (ASHA). Appllco- Eve. Shift 2-10:30pm; Pomaranlan. Ton oors, _ Coll for Intorvlow. job , or socond job. Closo iablo 10 worli Indopondon- by ^ Horizon O rganic Dairy, ■ oloctlor). Ily. Siarting wogo DOE, ' llons available ot Iho Twin Day Shift 6am-2:30pm fow to n spots. HOUSE CLEANINQ 0am - 5 pm to i CSI campus. For moro I 2589 E 500 S. Paul, ID.B Falls | School District ol­ With no furthor poUUon info, coll 736-28S3IIII1II1II >w/benollts. Sond rosumo _ fllod oxcopi f n the potlBon 2. C H IL D C A R E o, dards. hoavy lifting & Cl Worronty. Dolivory Por- ,o rs In o u r F ilo r & B uhl ♦ « Paid Comp Days (or 206-733-8300 & 72e-4650a I vlduol lo soli ond son/ico ; Offico, phono, filing, dola son s for busy cabinet shop, , Dotod this leth day of - ^SERVICES^ Ic working undor prossuro C plant, Doy shllt. paid vo­ Good Attendance Oclobor. 2000. now and ronowol Insur- of ' doodllnos. Doys. Mon. iontry, dally books, Irolghl Corpontry c skills and tools (cation. heollh. occldoni, /s/Jam os Bright on co products In tho Mog- Ihrough ‘ Fri. Bonofils. Ap-. dispatching holplul, 0 0 plus, ^ m o lifting. Pay ,major modical, dontai, ♦ ^ ‘JOlKRctiremcnl Plan FAX !Child Car«. SiOporday f"Ic Volioy. You will sorvo pllcaiTons ' can bo pl>;kod Sond rosum o lo: RMP doponds 0 on oxporlonco, . Socfoiory/Managor porsonol loavo & sick ♦ ^ Health, E)cntal, and ' lor o g o s'3 ond up. Moa's oi03 a consultant, providing up ‘ al: Expross Printing, 3'36 E, Frontago Rd. Nonh, Drug c Froo workplaco, ,doys. Drug Iroo. Caii' arjtf run. Coll 736-0601 .■ n Optical Inwrancc . PUBLISH: Octobor 24 and YOUR _ fiold sorvico 10 custom ors 810 ' South Main, H12, Joromo, ID 83338, 734-1434 7 JM Kllchen* 326-5430 or 643-6444 31.2000______OEE DEE'S DAYCARE & {j-ond prospDciivo cuslomo- Hoiloy, f ID, 208-788-0022. gjCONCRETE RNISHER _!EOE - ♦ Cotlcsc Tuilion rs. Ifyouoroanossonivo, ) FACTORY W ORK ♦ PR E SC H O O L now hoo 1 y, Journeyman, top pay for d 01 i e t a r V m A n a 6 e r ------Assistance (Scholarship) a soll-startor ttiis may bo BUILDING [ c u s t o d ia n ” Longview Flbro Co. Is AD 'oponing. Coll Ooo Ooo or right individuol. 543-6955 Noodod N< lor skiliod nurs- accopling applications lor Erln208-734-0713.H tho f(, caroor position lor ’Jerome School . ;r Ing/rosldontlal coro ' To b«eom« pari of our \ TIMES CLASSIFIED you. Wo hnvo tho pro- “ CONSTRUCTION [! foctory omploym ont. It Is B l — -I lacillty. W orking supervi­ (eom epplf (n person at I |H L |A Per>onaU DEPARTMENT ^• LOVING TOUCH Day ®groms nnd morkots to District #261 £,Exporlcncod corpontors & doslrablo thot lactory (< Vacancy AnnourKomant sor: stofllng. ordoring. appliconls havo Coro Is now accopting ®holp you bo succossful. journeyman plumber*. choning, cooking. Com- Brldgevtew Estates [ ' 208-734-5538 ; mochanicol and , childron. I hovo o corino 4 Bocholor's dogroo or Wood Rivor Valloy. poiltive ^ w ag e ond benefits 1626 BrUsevlew Blvd. ; tf ioi I o q u l v a l o n t i r o i n i n g Position v< Tltlo: Building 9934-9329 or 539-4558. ■ P mathomatlcol optlludo. sofo onvlronmont. CPR S' pockago. Coll Kont at Twto FalU. ID 8 3 3 0 1 i iLOST^FOUf^ 208-6^-4543 |tmlnod. W ondi 73&4979.H ^roquirod. Solos oxp. and Custodian ^ Wo olfor compotitive ' COOK Snake S River Care and or caU 208-736-3933 \ (BURLEY) ogonls liconso a plus, p, Twin Falls C aro C ontor Is Llvlng^Center. L 543^01. ^ HExc. bonofits pkg,. EOE. Roquiromonts: ( Provious A^ly7n porson: TcTooSbeTaiBD.OJi..ExL250 ; looking for a rollol cook. q | 348 S o u th Psric A ve. W. REMEMBER I Moil rosumo to Oavo E. Custodial oxporlonco rProlor oxporionco wllh In- g T em Calm. EH. 254 ; ■ Ploaso chock your atl for TTiat Tl birthday o d you piacod I Headdon, First Socurity p,holplul. Knowlodgo and orchltectural doaign, ^ Twin Falls, id a h o ^ so m o timo ago In I Employment n stltuttonol cooking, know­ Cali 733-7300 EOE. Mff/V/D corroctnoso on Iho llrsi Tho inauranco, 405 South obiilty, to rocognizo and flodgo ol theropeuilc diets. ^ Now is tho J ______d; day thot ll njns. os Tho Timos-NowS? Main, eth floor. Sail perform . minor ropolrs .Will train tho right parson. DRIVERS _ Tlmos-Nows l9 not ro- timo t to com o pick up your PUBUC SERVICE —Lake Clly. UT 84111 or Knowlodgo ' In uso and c o ro ^ 2 Ol our b o st n jn s o pen, b picturos. S to p by Tho M ESSA G E . AC Tho individual must bo _ sponslblo lor orrors af* dh»add«Of»cnot.com ol ^ oquipmont and cloan- Jwilling to work dilforont Tonks. 1 exc. oquipmonl. ■ tor thot timo. Customor Sorvico Dept Don’t D< p a y to find work bo- E' ing supplies Full bonofits. Plooso call ■ foro you got tho tob. For C shifts, and bo obio to par- ^ ______lodoyl______1 ACCOUNTING/CLERICAL Ability to lift SO pounds j;lotm under prossum and _ 878-5000 ■______■ E-MAIL your closslllod Od* — froo Inlormalion about Evons H< Grain & Elovator j, avoiding omploymont sor- fo at a lost poco. Plooso op- DRIVERS DF to us at I 107 I ' Co./W ootorn Soods • Solary; Por O istrlcl ® C om e join o a r te a m . Enjoy vico sc o m s, writo lo Iho pc ply at Twin Falls Care Cc ss at M M H I twIruidOmlcron.not I A B O R T IO N ; Hoybum . Idaho is looking CustodialSolory Contor. 5 674 Easllond bonellts such os: homo CNA Classes FOUND • fomolo. block, I Fodoral Trodo Commis- orfor on accounllng/ciorical g,Schodulo Comprohonglvo , llmo. good poy. vocation ALTERNATIVES sion, | W o sh ln g to n . O.C., o> Drivo or coll Cindy ot 734- t 10-15 Studeni5nts will be ‘ i Scottio dog, woaring rod M porson. Computor skills Bonolilq Pockago 4264. J EOE. poy, I hoolth Insurance & collor. no tags. Across PHEGNANCYPf CRISIS CeWTE 20580, = or coll Iho Nation- bearo nocossary and crodil c multiple sa fe ty t>onusoa. accepted for ouroi 6 V’eek ,, | Irom Gom Slalo Papor on Fflfe TESTING jol Froud Information Con- ooxporlonco ( holpful. W ago Applicotion g Doodlino: lr Teom. Solo or Rollof. H y la n d Sl. Cflll 733-3808 734-74727^ - 800-371-7472 J tor, 1-800-876-7060. b(bosod on oxporionco and Novombor 3, 2000 ,placo your ad In dastinod. New >. equip. SSMO&STBSJi Course to Stara rt Nov. 1st ! ------Sloducotion. Empioyoo ------DRIVERS OF Bo s A O'ont |00 >n yout 83338 C Canado. $600 aign on ■ t o s e a r c h oi>«r _future. F^lnd II loohino ‘n S bonus. Fuol & soloty ■ ciaatifiod's employmant V PemunentindTtRiporvy I s Aff Phono 208-324-2392 AeetpUngsppllcsttORtlor bonus possible. Homo H cIslassifieds Ext. 1010 froquonlly. 868-S65-7600. ■ DRIVERS ■ ADVERTISING FAX: Ph 208-324-7609 Agriculture ^ fforf f y o u . ThoAdvartlslng Doslgnor E Oem State Transportation ■ Is looking for good drivors H E-Mail: odom sl.d261.k12. A s s e m b ly Thogr Tlm os-Nows Is looking FA 10 run dry vons, roolors & p for on individual wiih Id.us Production walking lloors. Wo hovo j grophicotl design oxporlonco E-i good equipment, bonus- I j Call Keri Perrigot V Sato posted: Octobor 24. General Labor “os & bonofils. 734-9062. *- to work In o ur Twin Foils lc I otfkM. Quollflod opplicantft 2000 IMachine Operators si will havo oxporionco in CAR Do WASH PERSONNEL OuorkXpross. Tho 2 M a id s a =ull-llmo posilion opon lor succosslul candldalo will —day shllt a t Mnglc Valley's Warehouse P bo doslgning croalivo C/finest cor care center. i advonlsom onts on tight FuMust bo 18 and liconsod Construction P doadiinos. This is a d bo drivor. Excollont working Clerical r full-timo. pormanont condltlono. fi Ploaso opply IMUfflffl I position4 wilh tho volloy's ^ po in porson ol Auto Pride, HURRY ININi IW IN FAUS I bost & biggost nowrspapor. 808 d Choney Orlvo. Aok Apply In personal I b<401K. hoolth Insuranco. c «takM U v4.N. ca for Trado. ■ . For mor.nore Info.Tnatlor,. call 733-0930931. paid vacation, & o monlhly ir bonus inconllvo. Sorlous 8 ■ I r a a - u o o candldatos sond rosumos Lookino fc lor oxira vacaiion H n to: Kont Schmidt mo««y7 Why rwt #eii tho«« ■ f c w siill'OOOO Item* youVe boon . ■ Tho Tlmos-Nows LO'sioilng? CiBssined will do il. ■ PO Box 548 Cali r 733-0831- I I m ttpi//wv»w.j»%»a«cv»ll»y.o p i , ^ .o o T i tntTwin Falta. ID 83303 a oro-moll: « tnod4 Omaglcvalloy.com C I f r Tuesday, Octictotwr 31,_2000, tlme«>Nawitaw*, Twin Falls, Idatio C6

-----1 LABORERS MISCELLANEOUS 9 A | ^ CLERK GENERAL TW1?5 FALLS (7) 1 Cful»o Uno onlty lovolA on oi • Noodod. Call 326-4126.*] .• Copy Pro is hiring (or a PT=>T PricoTruo Value Hardware 218 TWIN FALLS (8) — Cutomar8acvtea«ountsr board poaillons. Groa MEDICAL is accopling oppllcatlons Timea News k k k I k i t A t A k k k k I ,iL,, person. Wo will iraln. for a (utl llmo Holldoy ' KKKKKKK I bononts. 323-644*2102. Clinical Education Specialist ^^^arrler^^J m m m m WWW 3 RN with strong modl-51! Ap^y ot 665 Bluo Lakesas sales clerk In our Houso- GENERAL T W n ^ ^ F A L L S wares Oopartmoni. 40 ______IQ5 Ca r t Cwnltr cal/surgory skills and do- mUEDlATE OPENINOS hrs/wook now ihroughOh BU H L “ THE TIMESrNEWS THE TIMES-NEWS 301 I olro to msnter noodod.rt! pIDHsiB ------B U S IN E S S * InduBtrLol-Uaht & Hoavy Twin Falls Car# Cantar:*r FT ovonlng a night shlltmil Customer Son/tco (or Woodod Docember, D uties Includodo MOTOR-ROUTE CURRENTLY HAS CURRENTLY HAS * Foctory-AirShltia 20 merchandising, sales, 1 OPPORTUNITIES IS, has Immodiato poollions avallablo. Rtvor VoDoy. 20&-768-P -«20 L THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING | * Construction openings for Iho . W o offor compollllvo salo- — and c a sh ie r work. Apply * Forklift ' ‘'0- POMEREtxe ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ INDEPENDENT 1 Z ^ INDEPENDENT (oliowing posilions: rias a n d on oxcolioni flox-ox- ■ In p o r s o n a t . 1 4 7 Main ★ CDLOrivofo MOUNTAIN RESCiiT Ave. W. Twin Falla, ID Tho Timos-Nows Is NEW SPAPER ★ U u s f s E u T * Iblo bonoflls package.)0- now inion/iowing for soa- N EW SPA PE R ★ Mochonlc • RN - 8 & 12 hr shllts" lOO^k&ols 1100-1400 Bik Sth Ava.^ |^nves™I ent^^ (or BUI Ql 214 Bluo Lakotikos ohKts. Plooso coii Rao00 - now h a s immodlalo opon->n- y. A P iC S c o rtiried lsaa positions, somo computerlor East Blvd. 734-2558 don o ot Burloy Core Con'on- Ings for CNA's for day,ly . plus. oxporionco helpful. PUBUC~S~ERVICE Apply In paraonat: Tho Timos-Nows is B.QUISBS2 1100-1400 BikethAvo. EOE, Drug & smoko frooroo. lor. 678-9474 ovonlng a night shift. curronlly looking for E MESSAGE — 4-8 pm shins also ovoitablo.llo, S ond Rosum o: Jirfy Luba. soo Bik. Bolton SI. East HAIR STY U ST Big profits usually monn MEDICAL . . Wa offar: Soastrom mgf. Co. inc. 2362 A d d iso n A va E. Independent WalkJng10 200-500 Bik. Filor Avo. W/ 100-600 Bik of Ash big risk. Boloro you do Robyn Todd Ann: Porsonnol batw ean Spm a daltyIty R o u to C a r r ie r s In ttieIB 100-200 81k. WirschIng 400-700 Bik ol Bluo business with a com pany, In ttio Magic Valloy Mail Is '?!, • Sign on bonus Ills pilal la currently hirtns« 2 • A positive work onvlron-,n. 456 Seastrom Street ^ No phono calls ploaso.^ BURLEY area. Lakos chock It oul with 'tho Bet­ hiring o STY U ST. S6.00.00 For th# tollowinc m ont TwinFalls. Idaho 83301 ROUTE 86S tor Buslnoss Buroau. For an hour. Apply In porsonson poaltions: 400 Bik. Addison Avo. W • Com potitlvo salary Soastrom oporatos with- ^ SH0RTA<3E*^ DEUVER1 ^ Iroo Inlormation about INSTALLED ^ ------‘CNA Homo Hwilh , • Torrllic bonoliia packago 100-200 Bik. Camoy ovolding Invostm oni > Full-tlmo and port-timc in tho Oo»g Froo Workk DRIVER ROUTE 400 1000-?2C^%^dago ABC SEAIMLESS IS including PTO Place Act a n d Is on1 Tho Tlmoa Is accopting ap-Ip- 5lh W-Railrood Avo., Casa Grando Court Circio scam s, writo to Iho Fod­ positions ovailablo. J EXPANDINQI , . • A job whoro you can moko"‘.® Equal Opportunity plkatlono for PT, moming.Ifl. Park Avo.-Overland SOO Bik. Shoup Avo. W 1000-1300 Galena orai Trado Commission. Wo hovo positions (or sov ’MadlcalTranscriptlonlsl'” 7* a dlKoronco In som oono's Washlnglon, D.C..20580. _ _ Pan-llmo poairkm opon lr ° ® Employer ahortogo dolivory drivor.jr. 1200-1300 Madrona St. orol yoar-naund (nstalforo. " fife Applicants m ust bo do- ROUTE 866 r or caii Iho National Fraud WIN train quailliod porson. l^edicoi Rocords. • Shllt dlHeronilal. ? : IF yo u livo In th e ' Nonii Informallon Conlor. PQQ *Homs Hsalth Reception- pondabie. havo o good 400-500 Bik. Borah Avo. Bonofits. Drivors Ilccnso Stop by (or on oppiicotlon drtving rocord, a work well BU RLEY m oa a aro' Wost 1700-1300 Pomorello . 1-B00-876-7060.______roq. 733-0683 (or Intoiviov.Javu 1st ond/or inlorvtow. 0. Intorostod In being a Drivo * _ Full-tlmo poaltlon QUALITY CONTROL ” wllh othors. M usl have ro- i 300-400 Bik Brackon St. ° " Tw in F a lls C sra C antar c- liable vohlcio. N owspapor Carrier, Nont) 1300 bik o! Stoney I 305 LABORER ovoiiabio. 674 Eastland Drive Noodod lor busy maufac- Brick loyors & hoddioo,ioo. 'L a u n d ry Alda turing plont. provious,5 Intorostod applicantsIS ; pieaso contact Ihe 400 Bik. Roso St. N. -Brook Circio I CONTRACTS & oxp. onfy. For work on) lo- Port-ttmo; every Saturday __ oxpor, holpful, N ood to bo}Q should lill out an opplica-a- Burloy Times-News MORTGAGES 'du school projoct. (3ooco o d a n d ovory olhor Sunday.5?'' MEDICAU^°' , --- doiail oriontod, and da-0. tion at Tho Timos-Nows.'9. offico a t 677-4042 or>'• ROUTE 872 ROUTE 746 pay & ovortimo.TMMC C 'M adlcsl Recordsda noodod (or Privato 'la pondablo for long torm,n 132 3rd St. Wost, Twin • stop b y Iho Burley , 1600 bik pf 4ih Avo £ f SSCASH NOWSS n. Falls. ID. Attn; Daniel. 900 Bik. Blako St. North M«K>nry. 1-600-771-4862362. D Iractor Duty Nursing for chlkironOh full limo position. Bone- office at: 32Sh £. Sth'h 200-300 Btk. Elaine Avo. 400-500 bik of Madrona ForConiracisa Mongagos. RA ond Hosplco. PT and pm. a, ■ a Call Olvaralflad Capital. ----- Full-tlmo; ART or RRA f"- fits incl- paid vocations, L N. (Naxt to Wal-mart.)f ) 200-400 Bik. Falls Ave. 200-400 Momlngslde Dr LABORER roqulrod for this position.,n. Call 734-0600 to apply, 401K. Calotoria Plan a Ir 208-734.8727m Joromo manufacturing & SOCIAL SER VICES IJ. WGsr 400 bik ol Wakefield ' ®_, inlerostod appitcants maynay MEOICAL hoollh insuranco aftor Aiilanco Family Sorvlcea is» D R A C O plant oooka to hlro gonoral probotlonary poriod. » 100-400Bik. Robbins' conloct Human flosourc-jrc- R N 'a L E T S TALKII Booking highly motivatodjd ______ROUTE 750 INVESTMENT CORP» laboror. $ 7 por hr. oaal43e-0481 orapplyinyin Magic Valloy Rogionaln i P looso so n d re su m o to;o: and outgoing pooplo to — Avo. Apply at: SOW . 100 8 .. ng Quality Control Attn: Por­ KIMBERLY (5) 700-600 Bik. Sparks Sl. SOO bik Easlland Moriflngos? C ontracts? I.™ porson M-F 9:00 a.m.-m.- Modlcal Cemor is looking ![• join a rapidly oxpondlng Doods of trust? Mon. thru Fri., 8om -1pm . 4:00 p.m. EOE lor experienced: RN'o (orlor sonnoi, P.O. Box 205. compony with a closo 2000-2170 bik of No phono colls. si- Twin Falls, ID 83303 ^ Elizabolh You wont to soil? ___ D rug Fr#« W orkplaca:a (uli/port-tlmo a PRN posi- _ toam of professionals, lo ROUTE 876 Wo w ant lo b u y . LABORERS ^ — lions on ovonlng a nlghl|hi RlCEPrioFiiST provide In-homo socialal 900 Dlk Brackon N. Prompt a cash olfors. ■ MEOiCAL J,. shifts, Oponlngs on vori- a. s o rv ic o s to c h ild re n In i 800 bik Brlarwood ROUTE 752 V Qonoral Laborers: noad C NA's. LPN-o and RN's. Nature's Bosl Produce. l'l THE TIMES-NEWS Wo OTO local a compotitlvo. Flnishsrs, Shsat Matal ®' ouo units availoblo. ALSO»0 Idaho's most Innovotivom Twin Foils. Hoiloy and * 400-500 bik Falls W. 1300-1400 4th Avo. E Cotl 208-733-3821. '**! olso homo hoollh nursos. ,,t IS CURRENTLY W o r k a r & E l a c t r l c a l Floxiblo schodulo, you Experienced OR Nuraa' a frosh pock w ants a n onor-ir- Builoy, L ooking (or part Rosowood Dr. 100-400 bik Elm St. R. Todd Bloss. Prosident Conlfiod Surgical ;# timo a n d ovoning hours, Parson*. Chormac Trall-f®''* dotormino your own hours, ■ I gotic sell-motlvolod office s . . L O O K IN G F O R 100-500 bik Locust Richard B, Stivers. V.P. orsoffors: 401k, Cafotoria ?■ Tachnleiart. Wo oKoror aaaiatant, Muat havoro E xcoliont b o n o lits a n d INDEPENDENT JRR R Q V I S m . T.W, Stivers, Soc./Troos. r |2 Top poy- Jol’** Ihrough' groat ovonlng/nlght a s. compelillve salary. DOE, 100-400 bik Walout - Plan, Health Ins. 4 Pold oul Magic valley. a oxcollont phono skills. ! ; R O U T E S FIrobird Circle Vacation attor probaiion- w ookond dlfforontlall lomliior with M o.S Ofdco;o BA or B S dogroo in social Ip Imporial St. ROUTE 760 I ary period, Good hours & ond Oulckbooks. 3 yearsrs scloncoo, oducation or AVAILABLE IN THE. Moriaco 733-7300 Our compdtltlvb salary a IX nursing is roquirod. Fax 600-800 bik Of Alturas I compollllvo pay. Apply' at: 678-4400 a oxporionco. Plooso tax » KIMBERLY AREA. 100-200 RIdgoway i152 Soum Park Avo. Twinwin ______ond oxcolioni Flexlblolo rosumo Atln.HR0436-S- rosumo to 734-9441 or >f00-j200sfarj'(/-o 1800 bik of Granada ID. N o p h o n a calla.ilta. ' ^ bonolil pockogo Includes: S7S1______contact Kim at 737-0572.B 700-800 bik of f^adrona I ? R O U T E S SB Washington St. N. 3 ----- MEDICAL **************** TECHNICIAN TV/VCR 300-600 Bik. Adams Street North I LOANS Ooodlng RahMb A UvlngIng • PRN up lo 20% above SALES Non-prodt organlzollon . 1600 bik of San Laruo I Cantor b a s e in Stroot B s m s w Kent l-:«t»tc $ 1 0 0 - $ 7 5 0 Immodlalo opening for ann sooks a oxpor. technician.n. 200-400 Ash Sl. w o o -1200 Bioko SI. N. Is tooklng lor MDS nurso60 • Pold Timo OK outside soles posiiion for>r FT, Salary DOE, 732-0292 Siilci CALL TODAYI[ to work os 0 loam of 3< 10lo • Hoallh/DontQl/Vislon )2 200-300 Bik. Birch St. 300-blk Ridgway ROUTE 792 . a regional distributor of - 100-600 Lincoln St. 1100-1200 Sunburst 1600-1700 bik of 2nd I do MDS, RAPS, a CP. • Lifo/AOaO/LTD . industrial supplies In IhoL TECHNICIAN ioi I 7 3 4 -4 3 3 3 ___ Full llmo • Rotiromont Production Oxygen 400-600 Bik. Washlnglonjr» Avo. E I _OPENjHOUSE^ • Tuition Roimbursomont Moglc Valloy aroo. Strooi ROUTE 887 ■MANAGER Floxiblo Hours .H Applicant must possess. Plant Technician: 1500-1700 bik of 3rd Naluro's Bost is looking:ing Oood Wogos • Infant Caro Cantor and Immodiato oponlng for o SOO bik Pork Moadows Ave. E ^ oxcolioni pooplo akills. bo nt (/ A (bro Flaat M anagar. indi-ndi- ■ BonolitS’ m uch moro. soK-motivotod and production oxygon plant you Ilvo In Ihla ar»a a CIrcIo ISOO-1700 bik 4lhAvo. ibio a .S lg n o n Bonus tochnician, Dutlos indudo10 Mra Inlerostod In iMing a lOOO-IIOOParUMoadows Plooso chock your nd lor :vldual will t-n rosponsiblo custom er orioniod, East corroclnoss on tho first {(or Iho schoduiing o( 5-7 Exporionco prolorred butut A pply at: .. (Illing o x y g o n cylinders.5, newtpapar earrlar... Dr 1500 bik Kimborly Rd SSO Addison Avo W. Provious sales oxporionco n- Pfeaae eall Dlatrlct Man- doy thnt it runs, o s Tho ;truck drivors and loods.do. notamust roqulrod, Collogo dogroo maintaining logs a n d han- 400-500 bIk Parkway Cir Humon Rosourcos .1 dling nocossary paper­rj agar. 733-0931 axt. 346. 200-400 bik Locust Timos-Nows IS not ro­ Imlnor oquipmont ropalr.air RNorLPN. prolorred ond mochonical lOOO-bIk Parkway Or. 200-300 bik Madrona sponsiblo (or orrors nl- -and truck driving osa s lor 3 12 h jrs shllts a wook)ok Twin Falls. ID. 83303-0409 Inclination holpful. work, Individual must ^ 1000-1100 Twin Parks Dr (208) 737-2113 tor that limo. n o o d o d . P lo a s o fa'ax x Qrootschoduio Roforonras roqulrod. have strong organization­ io5( a Sign on Bonus FAX (208)737-2741 al skills ond tho ability lo BQUIM82Q rosumo to Naluro's Bosl _ ROUTE 889 100-400 Madison Stroot d Produeo; Attn. HR0436-36. CNA/NA Employment Lino Company provides baso, work accurotoly and f 100-300 bik Crostviow 5721 or opply Ir} porson.rt. N eodod ovos. a noc ohiltlilt (208) 737-2775 salary and commission, indopondontly. Attontlon\n ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 900 bik Sparks N. f 4 502 I — $300 Sign on B onusI connloboOmvrmc. to dotali a must, Appll- L hOMESFORJAL^ MANUFACTURING dental, hoollh. lifo 'j- Mlni-Cassia B3UIES31 I gon.id.us Insuranco, com pany vohl­ cants sooklng good ontry 200-400 MonnK Sireot 'Twin Falls chooso plont C all Rhor>da (208)934-6601»1 lovol opportunity test at:It; l\flotor R outes ttyo u llva o n lh a Waat r , = sooks Packaging ♦ -PEO PLE UNtTED cio, 401K a n d vocation alda o t Twin Falla S ara . ♦ ♦ + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ bonofits. NORCO. 203 S. Park■k Ttie Times-News is Oporators for graveyard — T O CARE- ^ Inlaraaladlnbalnga ROUTE 853 A Ava. W ., Tw in Falls. Full accepting applications Indapandant nawapapar 700-800 Academic Dr. : shifts. Must bo able lo'o MEDICAL EOE .. componsalion bonoflt GUARANTEED ■ work w ookonds & lilt SO50 A sslstod Llving'posltions'8 DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE•e This Is an oxcollenl caroor I lor Independent earrlar... 700-800 Campus Dr. 1. opponunlty for a porson, packago. including 401(k), ; lbs. $8.50 por hour plusus avallat)lo. Full lime, profil sharing, medicalai Motor route carrierr Plaaaa conMef D/afrfc( 200-300 Meadows Ln. AD ) bonoflls of’or 90 days.s. ovonlng sblll. 210 10 pm:m- MERCHANDISER who is willing to work hard , Managar 4 Swiro Coea‘Cola h o s anin and Is commlttod to and dontai insuranco, tu-.Ll*. In ttie Mlni-Cassla‘ 733-0931. axl. 347 300-800 Monroo Evening shifl. port time. 4 Ition relm bursom onl. paid 700-800 Ouincv Buy the Guaranteed ; to 9 pm: Ploase opply Inin oponlng (or a F/T morch-h- customor sorvico. f area. Ttiese V ondisor. H.S. diploma or vacations a holidays, 100-200 University Avo. package and The ■ ; 1 3 7 3 F lllm o ra S t. porson ol: Brldgoviow 15 EEO/AA,______Contracted positions * * * i i i t Twin Falls, Idaho ow G.E.D. and good driving^0 Send rosumo to: Box 97495 are 7-Day early K K ^ W W * A tim e s Nevi/s guar- efvd! Twin Falls, Idaho or rocord aro roquirod. Mustfli c/o Tho Tlmos Nows. PO3 MISCELtJ^NEOUS If you llva on tha EASTr an tees to sell mer- I AA/EOE morning delivery alda of Twin Falla A are JDrug Fraa Work Placa■ c o n ta d Mindy Prall ol,1 bo 16 or oldor. BonofllsIs Box 548 Twin Fails. ID Tho Timos-Nows io accopt- e chandise or aftor 120 days. Apply In 83303 or by o-mall to ii. - routes, Intaraatad In balng an — 736-3033, oxt, 222. ing applications for posi­ '» automotive items MEAT CUTTER Excellent bonofits includoslos porson. 248 3rd SI. South.h. salosropOida.not tions In our mallroom. s Indapandant nawapa­ 1. Ttie Tim es-News is in 7 d ay s an d real Looking for oxporloncod:e d • Vocation pay No phono calls plooao.0. **************** Mochanlcal aptitude a °a also looking for par earrlar... butchor, P lo a se apply In ico E.O.E. Plaaaa contact Dlatrlct, esiate in 15 days ’ 1^ • Health a dontol Insuranco _ SALES ~ dopondablo nature are1° subsilule Motor route porson. Call A&L M eats.Ita. .401K M ISCELLANEOUS------Account Exacutlva ossoniial. M ust bo oblo lo Managar at 733-0931, or we will rerun 536-1840ask forAI. DAYUGHT DONUTS to sell oda (or locol TV iilt 50 lb s ., w ork nighlsIB carriers in the •axt348 the ad an addition­ Looking for donut fryors,, station. Sond resu m es to:)■ ond aliomoons, a cleanm Mlni-Cassia area. If:: FAX k k k k _A ■ up of production oroa. al 7 days. There (Inlshors, countor holp (orsr P.O. Box 667. , you are interested K K K K T * n * r K is a S3 extra oxpondlng buslnosa. Pocatollo. ID. 83201. if Intorostod, ploaso fill out in being a Independents. YOUR Exporionco proforrod butJt EEO an application at: Tho charge for the Timos-Nows offlco; 13212 Motor Route carrier guaranieed will Iraln the right persons. SALES------No drugs. Poy nogotlablo 3rd SI. W ; Twin Falls. ID.>. or subsilule please AD package. Ads doponding on Altn: Daniol Walock. Tho'0 slop by TIMES CLASSIFIED may be cancellcd qualifications. Must bo hord Timos-Nows Is a drug- DEPARTMENT REMEMBER 2 troo workplaco.______early for custom er i N e e d Jakers has working and roliablo. Professional Tha TImaa-Naws Burloyy 208-734-5538 Thai bifindny nd you placod convenience but Apply In porson ASAP. WRITERS onica at 325 1/2E5lh !.omo tiiTio OQo ‘n Tho Times- L H o lid a y 1S63 Fillmoro S tro e f the ch arg e will openings for S a le s Tho T im os-N ow s In Twinin N orth (n ax t to W al-Mart)1) OR Now is tho limo to remain the same. C a sh 735-9919 Opportunities Fails Is looking for corro- and (111 out a contact comn |i>cK up your piciuroa. the following MISCELLANEOUS spondonis to koop ourJf a h a a t o r cali 677-4042J 208-677-4543 Slop by irid Cusiomor -Quastlona... roadors Informod aboutJl E xt.111. ^ (B U RLEY ) Sorvico Dupi todnyt i N O W ? ? ? positions: Throe openings oxist In lo- w hat's going on in the out­ Could you uso oxtro mon­ cal branch o( a Fortuno J ***★ ****•* oy? W ont lo got Into lying comn^unliioa wo ' in rtie 8 weeks ,® Sonrlce SOO company. To sorvo. W e nood wrltors toto shapo? Wont to loom, qualify you musl havo o ; leading up to Ioadorshlp a technical keop u s up on tho nows in >bCinvintions uting notiinvinl oLine Cook ~ posilivo mental attlludo, Qlonns Forry, Bliss. ed insults Wlien vou wixn C hristm os skills? Nood money lo poy' self confidonco and bo for collogo? If you on- G ooding. S h o sh o n o , 01- you> dnssitioO n<3. txi sh' o • TelBpei^rm ance , ■ sportsm lndod. A loader In otrteh. Richfloid, Foiril«id. T i m e s - Ns F e w s readers ondorstnnd youi sworod yos to any of tho" our (lold, wo provido com- T h e ' mcsaoQo - flpoli n om * USA ODishwasher abovo, tho Idaho Army PIcabo, Buhi. Casilolord,i. pany pold training, olfor Flior, Kimborly. H anson.1. •Will b e hiring Full!l Nallonol Quord may bo^ oslabllshad accounts ond oblo to holp. Coil SFC Murtaugh. Edon. Hazol- ;8c Po(^ Time Help. ^ comploto corporoto bono- lon. Hollister. Wolls and Apply in person Barlow 734-9171 or fits Includlno: Modlcal. ; You m ust hove 1-600-K3O-GUARO. Elko. W o noo d corrospon- • 4 :0 0 pm _ dental, disability. 401k donts to covor govern- • '.good reading PHOTOGR APHY------savings, and omployoe moni m ootings ond write 1598 Blue Lakes Roal Estato Phologmphor.r. Slock ownership plans. (eatures ab o u t Intorosting * an d J- Previous sales oxpori- '0 ^ ■ Blvd. N. FT or PT. groal opportu- things happoning in tholrtr t r t f ^ nlty, (loxibillty. autonomly y onco no necessary, • communicaHon communilios. W o'ro iook-<* ------■ skills fo r this 733-8400 In running your ownn For conalderatlon and a‘ Ing (or p ooplo with solidd EQUAL HOUSINQ business. No oxporionco■9 conlidontial Interview call grammar skills, writing QPPORTUNITY ’ position. noodod. 208-641-0969.B■ 1-800-282-2220 abilily and a noso lortr 1 \ AJ rMl MUM w>«wiuioo H new s to lu rn o u t timoly n»>np*(>«r to (ueiM lo y \ in* F«k Houting Act otuen ! $ 6 .5 0 / h r Holiday Sales otorias that oro balancod.J. U \ 1 R W*oiil to accurate a n d ol Intorost to ‘any prtlwnrtem urtwtsiion o' ; (C uoranieed w age. our roadors. T hoso Inior-r- aiicilmlnatlon on • min. hn«. required) MAKE THIS HIH O L ID A Y S E A S O N YOVOUR MOST laca. colO'. raligion. ostod should sond a ro­ rwfxncat). ramiluJ ((aiul. o> REWARDING3 IE V E R sumo and writing sample0 national odgln, or an • loog Tenn Employm'enl to; Sandy Millor. Assisiant11 Manalon. lo maka any tucn looking (or professionol. enthusia:isiastic and dedicated [A ra ilo y e The Bon M arthi li loo City Editor. Tho Timos-1- pratacanca. Ilmllallon or individuals for (ull- or p a rt-tim e holiday sa les positioiitions, We invite you Nows. P.O . Box 548, Twinn dlicrlmlnallon * Familial • f^id Tfoinino Progroin ~ ^ - - o •talus IncluOaa cMldtan lo join our diverse tearcam nnd lake advantage of these-se great' opportunities: Fails, ID. 8 3 3 0 3 ; or callII • SIOOReferrol B ^ u s 735<}204. wU (Ta* anis or* l»oa*i •atlraetive salaries -flexible scheduling is accepting5 npplications for Indepep>endent Mt)tor custooan; prvgrtanl won%an i (jjroer Opportonitiei 15 -retention bonus and paocM aacurtr cNMrvntMv ia S l ^ t h Benefit Tm» ftaospapar wlll nol , To apply, cdmplete an baal* To 0 W est, Tw in Falls and fillill o u t a contract bor. no ono can promise a t 132 3ixl St. W. Toa rr^ ' w 7Z2-52S9 you a fodorai Job. For froo :t Jackie in the circulationin department al C89.B777. Tha Toll-lraa Information about fodorai^ shLHjt o r contact J lalaphona nurribar lor lha C^FiUniora Suita 15022 jotjs. call C aroor Americaa 733-0931, ext. 302K)2. ______h a ^ ^ m p a Jra d Is l-MO- j^folb,l e r 3 1 ,2 0 0 0 . TWIN FALLS-2 bdrm.... 2 TWIN FALLS. Cute 2 BUHL. Musl bo movec TWIN FALLa Nowor homoxno TWIN FALLS - 2 bdrm, 1 2 w«li conyon rtm vtews. both. Stovo, rofrig, DW,, &S botti. oppla. & W /D. $500.<00. bdrm. $475*$450 dop. 1972 Buddy. 3 bdrm. Vm' i ~602 J in 801-465-1S61or73»$423, ^ 1 H I5 I]E 3 3 b a th s. 24X^60. carportJ a I UNFURNISHED cro. VYO. No pots. 737-0067.37. 1421 E llz a b o lh B lv d In I H O U S E S a fte r 5pm .B Russoll Square Apt 1 9--B. B - TWIN FALLS. Now 3 bdrm . potlo covor & ehod 731-5030 or 837-6313 ■ appb. $8K/oHor. 735-6383 9 9 ‘ ■ 2 both, singlo car gantgo. BUHL 2 bdrm on ama I 3 bdrm. 2 baih on 1 acre.L TWIN FALLS • NEW - 3 I io TWIN FALLS. 1 & 2 bdrmIrm. . $650 mo. + dopoalt. Ciall FLEETWOOD 94 15 x‘ 7 acroago, mobilo homi $t400ftno. — bdrms, 2 bath, garago, Caa Kant or Cindy $ 6 8 0 up., com er o< Lano-U- opts, availabki. SubsWU-dlz- days 731 -0004 or oUe- 3 bdrm.. 1 bath, w/sklrtirti 2,5 m" from Buhl. W/i TB od. Pick up applicationsons nlngs 734-2121.fl j h o o k u p . SIOVO & refrlnail 733-S338or734-«104fij ro & 4 ih E . Can 733-82071 >me. ~ i — al 1354 S. Waahlngton TWIN FALLS. New a b d rm . ^ fumished. No Indoor pot TW IN FA L L S - N ew err 2 St. Can 208-734-6997.; ___ duplox with gorabio & jblo smoking. Oulot & aceniW /D 4 603 ■ J bdrm . duplex, carport, util, U-- '■ ■ ''y , >frio I FURNISHED APTS/ f.' TWIN FALLS. 1/2 on FiratIra t prtvolo yard. $710i 7 3 3 - a t h tocatton in Melon Valto: ur- riT lo smoklng/pels, lop. 7445, boloro 5:00 p . l h f l . pa- $310/mo.678-416fMts/ ■ DUPLEXES CU- $40(yff»o.C an73?-3742J^ Month, Only $500 dop. e n k ; __ wttti loaso. C kian 2 bdrm . m m g y ski- b u h l 3 bdrm. 1 bath, opp '"J?- TWIN FALLS. New dUt^toiT J6ROM E.2 bdrm. fur- TWIN FALLS • NJCO 2700tX) 2 bath, oil oppls. W/D. 2 bdrm, 1 batt* w /gorago nro- Incl. $450/m o+dep. ' nished o p t In Senior CU- fl. tow nhouso. Lrg, bdnns.ns- No srr>oklng or pots. Call od. Call324-2S39 & appls. NW arao. $525/- ippl. teen C om plsi. Near City & bath. C athedral callingsigs 734-8678 or 420-8678fl mo.*$350 dop. 736-9269. BURLEY, U rg o 3 bdrm Park. Now point, laundry. 4 ksfL Auto garago door, TWIN FALLS. 1636 Bth 677-3820______:___ $550mo.,dop.roq^^Wan« A C . a p p I a . . w 0 - TWIN FALLS. N ew: 3 PUBLIC SERVICE:E TWIN FALLS. 4 bdrrdrm.. BLISS. Land invoatmor ? . Ave. EasL Cuto 1 bdrm. bdrm. daluxo townhopso tq.fi. opportunity. 1 group of ----- 1 678-9005 or431-ai3BJiJJiT !If! lor/aanltatlon pd. $800 ♦ MESSAGE reduced. 2.300 s q . TWIN FALLS - Ormndmm it.2 $300socurttydop.' 1 bath $300.00*doposit. with prlvote yard & Vtn«« $130,000. 733-1332.B2,a undovolopod rosldonlU Hou*»t $2«.OOO.DoublQ E-MAIL your closslftodiwSTor dep. Rols, Con 324-2639, ■ 630 Srd Ave. W eat ffB. 1 Soiling proporty? Don't p loavo msg.IfnoansworJBord, 733-3430.______•• ’ Qorago, $760.00. 'h33- ony foos until It's sold.Id.For F YWtri I'ALLS. owSwm: lott. ^1208-362-6201.1 wido, 2 bdrm. 2 bat^ lo u s ot __ bdrm. 1 baih. $375«lop. 7445 before 5:00 p.rtf.fl w/carport & covered p« TW IN FA LLS 424 4lh Ave. EaaL 1 bdrni. ' froo Inlormallon obca b o u t soil 3 bdrm.. 2 bath, pci m o- —— JEROME. Basmont apt. 2 tio. ramp entry, steol sk ♦ bednjom, Isncod yart," * 3 Bedroom Units. 1 bath. $325.00-KJoposll.sit ■ TWIN FALLS. Nowtin avoiding timosharo0 onda com or lot. oxtros!s! 4 bdrm., on 1 ocro, A jiHo FILER - 3 bdrm, 1 botf 1 1 bdrms. storting ol $400. ' rool ostato scam s, wiwrtlo 1260 AztM Dr. sprinklers, Boautiful lanc ing. sprinklor oyslom , nfin n i $525 mo* dop. 326-316:n privato ontronco. ___no C toeo to school & shopping.ig, 442 Locuat *6. 1 bdrm. 1 ploco & storago sho< dio. All units Indudo rofrig.t. both. $300.00fdoposlt. 2 bdmts, starting ot S400. • to Iho Fodorol Trai•'“do TWirJRALL^4bdSr15^-3- ocopod, horso pasture ■ k« RLER. 2 bdrm. 1 both tral-TT- smoking/ dogs. $350 * n, 1 3 bdrms. starting a l % |30. Commission. Woshlr ^ n r. Coll 934-4658. ■ ' Cam oo Park, dop. CalT324-5082.B pd. rango, DW, mk:rowavo 4 128 Martin »13. 2 bdrm, 1 >hlng- 2041 Osk¥rt>od I or. W/D hookupa. bath, $425.00-Kleposit. Now ottoring gr M ton. O.C.. 20580. or c r-TT KIMBERLY-Clcon sludio.0 .a AC. No pots. Will holp with closingJng, ' HAZELToM. 20 ocrolm on, - ovorVrnngo, rofrig. SpT Call Today. 736-7105 movolnapodalsr. tho Nationol Fmud Inf Ilo bv povod rood, powor. wo $350/mo.+deposft. $27 5 + dop. All ulil. pd. BRAWLEY Call Now 734-1609 matlonConlo T w i n r^ALLd-for saio o'® d ------519------— REALTY ownor. 4 bdrm.. 2 bahnth tOf. $29,500. 825-56171 !„ ■ Con Ifwin Roalty0734-65a Notgas.Can4:a-4760.M503 TWIN FALLS AB, $400. 1 1-800-67&-7060. ;o"p I CEMETERY LOTS 'D- bodroom. Hoot, hot0 , 734-5858 TWIN FALLS. S tudkJ^i a t ------Nowly romodolod. gr«grooi JEROME. 1.24 ocro OOODtNO - 2 bdrm. fonco TWIN FALLS. 1 bdrm. apt. (Evea. a wknda. Dave■e State Apta. 232 2ntf*ve. B U S S • cuto 2 slory.’'V. lo c a ti o n ! R o d u c oOd d to W/56X14’ mobllo home — yard, 1317 Idoho. $45600. No pots, inquire at 503art- w ator. ar>d cablo paid. TWIN FALLS, OM Com« Dm- ELW OOD A EVANS 324-4603) No. iB 7. $200+dopoalt. tjalcony bdtm. & both,.groot gn $104,000, Call 733-371-3799 3 2 X 3 6 ' a h o p . w alO mo. Call 934. 9937. 3rd Avo- E. Twin Falls. ID. ColonUIApts.203 4ttiSt tory, now additkxi. 2 sM ■ ______734-1401 TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm.T- 1 bock yard. On now«w ond 000 at 411 AJtalrDirDr. ttharoo, now soptlland- by sido lots. Normi HAGERMAN Largo;450 WENDELL. Small apart­ Mf N orth. «201. $ 2 8 5 ’.90-» foundation. S2g,900/oNi fT,T5 systom. MUST SEL battl, W /0 hookups, off . TWINFALLS. BRAt $ 1 1 0 0 . N ow w ill ta k bdrm. H aero in towr m ent lor ront Call mom- TWIN FALLS Clean ond ■ doposit. Includos hotfj. Call 208-78a-2566. RKFT $74,000. 731-«405-msg I quiot. 1 bdnn.. gos hoal.nl stroot parking, ~ NEW ON THE MARK ____ $600 for both lots. ^ 1040 sq ft $450,837-63077^ m gs ol 208-536-2 3 2 6 J $385/mo.+dopooll. BRAWLEY Ownor^ooRor_____ 1 ond pricodbdm 10 i. soIMI KIMBERLY. 3 bdi Promlor Viot $360 - dop. 734-2822 :ros, COII423-6103. HAGERMAN-3 bdrrrw n . M QQ4 — Con InMn RoanyC734-6S00.iOO REALTY ' ' ' 2 bath with loncod yart/ard & lol, Ploosont Valloy Gol — 734-5658 ■'!: 'i 7 « TWO lunoral plots In T.l loncod, $435 Include ^ TWIN FALLS BUHL dbl. cor gorago. OrO n ly Couroo. Ufotlmo golfing ^ I UNFURNISHED— Don’t MISS Outi TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. ■WanT>2-stofy3bdrm. 1 LLZ. Ownor movod. 5k voluo. wator. Call 536-2468. bstm , apt. $450/nw . Ulil, n. 1 y> $50,000.00. Coll today,tay. prtvllogo. May tako trod< Iapt^dupl^xk3rd- Nowor 3 bdnn. 2 both bath family homo noo • w and/or torms,' $2900/offor. 736-7090. * HAQERMAN - 3 bdrrr Incl. 4dop. Coll Tom or J r o o m ^ b r ^ t J tho etty paiH. shopplnj :Y Call 208-523-7585.B range, $460 Includo____ DREAM HOMES Corol ol 208-736-6240.fl a n d bonking. S75.900gg? BRAWLEY wator. Coll 536-2468. rs ■ c?.ra;' REALTY o',?i i 520 irm . W onl a now homo, otlord- C all Tmcy righl now! klM B^RLV.ai^^A 0 r H allow e Property TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm.■f"- BU RLEY $ 8 5 /w k . F u r - 734-5«5e _____ ACREAGE LOOKINi I REAL ESTATE HAGERMAN - Irg 1 bdmd o s ablo pricos. groat sorvlco? Marta gement townhouao. foncod bock, __ W/D hook-up. $325 Ir nishod 4 phono, cable ■D TWIN FALLS. NoodKJ e6 FOR GREA T FAMILY..Igi I WANTED Call WoslWif»d Horrws at yard. W/O hookup. NoN o TV. StariilO 878-7766 BARKER >?? Klmborty locailon thia 01 =D eludes water. 536-2468^ 208 -732-57 1 05K or ______' ■ bdrm s. * 2 bolhs?? )P.. TWIN FALLS — pols. $450 ♦ $225 dop. ffM /to n >ol, coptionol proporty wli HANSEN Nlco 2 bdnri. 5me In l 1-888-301-9037. Plooao coll 208-733-8242.142 JEROME Holiday M M ir , » block Irom school, >70. While Supplies LastI $1004 up wkly.^OKW. Cmll543-43rU 2nd hom o in back bringsngs In outbuildings a n d gorag I bllo homo, Appls. Inc ED E N . Lg 2 bdrm. upstairs “ FAX Slorogo. no pots 423-5fO — 1 or 2 Bodroom TWIN FALLS. 3 bdrm.»• 2 . Main. Can 324-299f : BURLEY 2534 Buiton.jn . All $320/n>o, $89,800,)0, is pricod a t SfS 4,900,00. TRS: apt. $275 +$150 dop.._ ' S om o wllh gorago. bath In country. $500 • orick. 4 bdmi.. 21/2I babolh. N olson Roalty 734-303< I HANSEN. 3 bdrm. 2 baUn cl. laundry hondy. 423-5670,™ - c m i ToOoyl •Kjop. No sm oking 3250NioN SHOSHONE-lumlshsd or ^ unlumlshod room, cf^lo 3 6 0 0 sq . two lovoovois. TvnN i^a L L ^ n6 r t hiSf e a BRAWLEYT YOUR Family room. No smofc>f04 FILER. Sonior Townnouso. Hallowa Realty Inc. 2300 E 733-2033 oveafl Soo lor yoursoll. 667 7 6 - LOCATION. Excoptior ___ lng/pois.$550/mo. + $30StFT 55 yrs, *. Ckjan 1 Mmi.,' 7 3 4 4 3 3 4 761 2 >of oppolntmont. • proportyonono(l)oc “ 1 dop. Coll 423-8348 0 _ TWIN FALLS. Clean apL 10k- 1 bolh in Fllor. $350 mo.,Sth TWINFALLS,2bdrm„ IWW Lorgo 2 bdrm. AC. DW, D rick detached, complotJlOtOly TW INFALLS p AD 420-1468 or 420-5950.B0 0 0 ’ ♦ dop. Paul. 733-2121 or .BURLEY. 2 bdrm bri TIMES c l a s s i f i e : a both, $ 4 5 0 -f dop. privalo W/O, appla. No hom o /lull bosomontIt opt. o finishod shop, supor pii HEYBURN 3 bdrm. $650a or 734-0448.______pots. Downtown; $455F: ♦ nolQh- h o u se with hoal, lighl 20 ACRES Coll 733-3669. pm rafrio.4utils.lncl.73g-1cea ow n ontronco. Exc.nolc fdlno * City W otor wllh DEPARTMENT__ mo ♦ dop. Call 733-299 RLER. 2 bdmi. duplox with dop, 734-5781 after 4 pm bortiood. Foncod. S .' w stom ge bundir . Nolurol G os TWINFALLS. Now3 bdnn — TWIN FALLS-Capri Motel. U 1204 to m atch a homo will jrooo 208-734-5538^ JEROUE 3 bdrm, 2 batISO/. garago & privolo yard.53" 2 both. Contral hootingng TWIN FALLS. Clean, " Burtey. SSO.OOO. 4 3 6 ^ ^ ” . Irrlgalion W alor M l $810.00, Con 733-7445, ; 1341 Kimberly Rd. 9 1 0 0 — . ovor 4500 sq. ft. Thl£ m obllo ho m o In V illag te and AC, garage, dock.:k. Sludio. fum. o r unfum . E-MAIL your classlllod t ' " • Wost Flier Avonuo * to V/ost. No pota. Long torr boforo 5:00 p.m .a ID W/D ovoll. No drinking,g- por wook. Coll 7 3 3 ^ 5 2 . od ad brick beauty Is 731-8030 orB37-6313Y 208-677-4543 So' Rofrig., rango. DW. W/D to u s o t ono-of-a-klnd. (BURLEY) L ot looso. $475ftT». + depoala g e RLER. Studio opt. Rofrig.,rr-- hookup. Loaoo 4 creditdit smoking, drugs. $275; + TWIN FALLS. MOTCL 3 twlnadOmlcron.n«tn t - Call for Informallon. TW INFALLS NEIOCatiW tho 324-8903 or 788-1309lorm . owofVmngo. $2aymo.*dop. chock roq. $845 ♦ $50000 $100 doposit. Coll $100^vk. 4 $360/month. ... 2 acros country lot. 731 TIS. JEROME 3 bdnn. unlumoatt. Call Inwin Ro^O 734-6S00. dop. Con Tracey 736-8503.X3. 734-4226 or 73 3 -e4 5 8I.fl .fl 248 2nd Avo W. 7 3 3 ^ 0 FAMILY KOM ES~ ‘ Y 5441 doys733-7l25ovo!------I 5 2 1 Oo the kids want roomsLo, BRAWLEY s at shod. $500/mo. + $50___ 1 GOODING - 1 bdmi., Wa- TW im nrc^rrroi?e I MANUFACTUREDo r dop. 600 N. Buchanan. their own and dod ’Z woi n a "EAI-TT 5 I H O M E S a d o n to hang hla trophnohios 734-6868 h o m o s ilo , g r o a t vle^^ ___ 733-4952 ^5/m a(^^^^SIIlid. •ITSTT^ 734-5600. Lv message,! In? Wo have Iho homlom os TWIN FALLS, SPACIOI C reate T he H om e o f Y ot JEROME . 1 acre^enpacn. aOODING - Nlco cloan 1 - - lor you. Call WostWltWlnd AND BEAUTIFUL lhl« D reem al 3rd- 3 bdrm. 2 bath. Ilka nei bdrm, wator, trash paid, i^o IS- i ------5 1 4 ------''' Homos at 208*732-571-5710 bdrm. 2 bath homo^1^': IlNCOME PROPERTV Hundreds ol floor plansc e t ? homo. 2 car garage. $^ 7 0 $365*dep.20»678^1. or 1-e8a-301-e037. looking for o new fam pick & chooso from. s L« al <■ dop. Call 5397806anew JEROME-Reslcloanl&2 ^.FOHECLOSBOhom Mion u s holp you c r e a te th® ’’ JEROME. Character 1 The^ R ^ v ’K W I x f f lw S c >700 bdrm o p ts, su b sid ize d . LoworSOdownI »/oc**7“ Check retur731- homo of your dream!___ bdrm., w/2 car/carpon■ whon avail, according to * Qovommont & bonk r»p< 1Y on now 4 plex. Call Chucoves. Coll WostWlnd Hom ea « forced air heat, petsi To( o Incomo. Playgrounds, all -W 600-601 ‘MTI. oxt. 5297S?; BRAWLEY 733-8207B______^STSTo 2 0 8 .7 32 •'■>7100s o f $495 + security. 825-6981,ort kitohen appls. laundry— fsnnssT REALTY 'lew, 1-888-310-9037. roi.NopaaKM W//o! . A S S i U C U J JEROME 5 bdrtns.IS. 2H2 734-5S88 jrj* JEROME. Clean 1 bdrrr b a th s, brick homo, 2600 26 wedTWiNDH6UBTwir i 616 ^ DREAM HOMES 981. JEROME* 2 * 3 bdrm., ~ ~ 1 Want a now homo, affortn e s ^ ^ oq. ft. Rolocatlno , *]!“mt •* K eep Idaho BoautHul.!f Bnr»' I COMMERCIAL J7=r m bath, AC. pallo, W/0. unable to call orr comc e by T h e eelL $124,000. :»4-73>-7350 a i ^ a t w l n d Hom o. V I PROPERTY oblo prices, graat sen/lce710 JEROME/WENOELL, ^N n •439.$850. 5 units avail.“ If you are u 1 2 lJ Call WeslWind H om es i am .. 1 bdrm ,, appt. 420-1011 or 324-8499. JER O M E ■ 3 bdrm. 2> bathba ^ v e land/home packt OOODING-Mein stres5s 208-732.57100 s office, simply clipip and mail t h i s ^ ----- S90/$160dep.324-7»01 JEROME. Upstairs spt.__ Times'News nowiy updatod. S60.0C5.000 •# 'H your needs,.'20 C a- b u sin o ss building. Avoi!?.?/ 1-888-301-9037. fifZ Call 735-B683aI W ostW lnd Hom'is ol 2( KIMBERLY. 4 bdrm. houa^ 3 bdrm. 2 bsth. Call for ------732 -5 7 1 0 or 1-308-3C1.301 - 1 1 /'5 . $35,000. iSonsido:huck FAMILY HOMES order form tto our classified ddepartm ent so . " ' lease/opllon. Call 208 a k a with gsraga, $910.00. 5C o a i! details. 324-3338, JEROME 6 bdrm, 2V4b«Jibath 0037 Do Iho kids wont nM m s < 733-7446, ^ f o r e 5 p.m .l Ranch stylo. 2710 sq. ■5550 788-2566. Ovrtior/Realtoi S S e JEROME. 2 bdim. 1 bain, d without delay, " Would like to trado 20 s== Iholr own and dad wanines TWINFALLS - 2 bdrm,» iJv th a t we can, gget your ad started \ Pool/sjM . Iro, n v oaraj a don to hang his trophle Motorhome lor roal esUBRtAte TWIN FALLS sst- appliances. W /D hookupSS $159,900. Call 324-65 733-2377. Soo c lass1I007 i9 For Loaso Olflco. downL in? We havo the home >encilorpen or a t dahlhse.tr1pod.cor town and court house ai for you. Call WeatWin3 2 - $SOO/mo. -f $350 dep. N< KIMBERLY • Sunset Man~- • Please priirint clearly with dark pern 37. smoklnq^pets. 733-^068cup. or. Senior Properly. 1 - TW IN FALLS 2 bdrmirSTl tf 612 oa. upstalre. approx.M 90 Homes at 208-732-571 Its. e T here arere approximately 23 charalaractere (including « CD/ sq. It. 3 private olflcoToJ- or 1-688-301-9037. 990 TWIN Fa L lS ■ 8 bdrm.No bdrm,, aprts. AC. Park like both, foncod yard. ShiShed. I FARMMANCHES IM settings. Subsidy avail. Aoklng $60,O(X) or wllll plus rocopflon ond wor !. 3 b a t h , s p r i n k l e r s . fir< ^ blank spapaces) per line _ _ aroo. H beth, on-s1tiwall. G et R eady for W inter —X for quallllad applicants. to ro n t SflOO/mo *S3 sidor Speclalel jm - alarm,, rent/sell. 733-135' »5----- porking. S525/mo plu riVe c all 423-5469, irf' e Please pa^)ay according to race sceduedule which is printed^^ Dop. 734-7815 — FAffSfSTRXRCHET 208- All hom es must go to mak9Ck TWIN FALLS-countT I,-.- oloctrfcily. Am m rlcai >l‘® home. 2 bdrm.. 1 bath35 © KIMBERLY. 3 bdrm. apt. TWIN FALLS - 3 bdrm.r r r * 8 0 A C R E S . Pasture la altor. room for now Inventor) 77" below, wwIn- for minl-ranch, bulldlniI n i Como look at our home-B. refrig. water inciud.^ Nl with garsoe, 5660.00, Call bath. 1 BOO sqft, noww TWIN FALLS- For solo I S B smoklng/pels. $450 ' 733-7445 bsfors 5 p.m.B special going on which dow s. paint, vln^. main own- at low prices. Call Wes rg • W e will nnotify you if th ere is a spe • K » A C ?iE S - farm/ ranr. qui >0 tt. tastefully decoratei might resi;sult in a discounted priceice • neighborhood. $67,501: ^ nice home. Shoshono. 900 S710or1-668-310-0037gol TWIN FALLS - Newer: i ' 280 ACRES • Hay’ farmfa profeaelonal offlci nE- bdrm. 2 bath, upscal'3 5 ^ POPLAR OROVE APTS Coll 734-8727.B building. Exc. rocoptloi HANSEN. Querdon. 199 >d • 3 line mirtinimum - Private Party^ OnlyO - _____ w ost Dl Bliss. work (joublowido, 26X52.:ea. homo for rent, sale o TWIN FALLS - Brand3 now.ne • 2 7 3 A C R ES • C rops}ps & oroo, 2 bathrooms, olarr ® '0 bdrm. 2 both, living & farrlor lease option. $1200/mc 4 bdrm.. 2 bath. Poneoncod grazing, homo. Caroy.oy. aysiem. great porking Ind renL 734-2121 evos. i,®'® Handlcappodrt)lsablod Iiquo groat locotion. sollorplu* wl lly rm. W/D, sh e d , d e c o P l c aISC s i run my ad in classi/fsi/rcation ba ck yard. AC. auto sprin-spr • 197 ACRES - Uniqi lean w/corpori. NW Mobll Mora. $88.000.735-16&1654a proporty In Hagormrmon consider dual lonants 01 TWit. FALLS-^uin Par 5L- Homo Estates ■29 '" o - Sorw'JlllIlAC # ____for ______-days.dc I - ^ - 1, Valloy. socludod homom o In tho loose. Avail, now. Put ___ aroo. 3 bdrm, 1 bath ____cai Rent Based on Incomo•y TWIN FALLS - Cloan" r,"w the troos. fish pono>nds. choso prico $12SK/loasi>10 & $33,000. Call 423-5835.1and port, appiiancos. unrnctcr per spacc please, includiIudinKWtinkjp.iccs,) mainialnod oldor homo, 99. HANSEN-Aceoptlni»ark Contact Office ot (P rin t one ch.nr aprtnaa. slabio. $1200 mo. C atl 731-7481“ • ‘Jj M anagers Special c a r- 733 E 22nd SI. Burioy ______<9 good aroo. Closo • 151 ACRES-Produetl ?iVT“ Old Invoniory muat gcath, appllcallons. 3 bdrm. 208-676-9429 achools. shopping, Jhl.*''® i 516 ^C. bath garago. large yar AT bdrm. 1 bolh. nlco lar stfoom. Buhl. ' Com o In & se e our ORE In g • 120 ACRES-Qrozloz ln g I VACATION PROPERTY ATHOMESollowprieet820 outsido pots okay. nHc . 1 vvvvvevvvvvvviti ~ Z Z Z I I I scaping, foncod bo iIIl j I TIME SHARES I or tub, appls, $600. mo. lond. bidg aito, I mik Let us got you ready fc n ts ____ yard. $97,000, 734-930 Silver Crook Ushlnn in n , Winter. Coll WostWIn The Mgmt 733-073H o l «-Hear the quietl — ^ — — — ------TWIN FALLS • For soleole by Coroy, Me eALLdondo'a , Homos ot 208-732-571fsT TWIN FALLS -Countr ow ner. Ranch slylo. 2.1 JBC $32,000 and up. mon or 1-688-310-9037. 3uv homo. 2 bdrm. 1 bath1739 Lauivl Park Apartments ------, j ROBERT JONE’ with oosy torms. olso 1/ W e $425fmo, + d o p . 733-733 ' sq . fl.. 4 bdmi., 2 betr oaso SHOSHONE - For solo an 170 Maurico Slroot flroplaco. on 1/3 aeroS - REALTY ocro lol. 1.5 aero lol. Co ------.J . '451. rolocotion. Guordon ‘gtag- TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm 761 — — ------— — - doublo RV slzo garagt Vicky P oroz O Brundag< 3all Avon. 11/01. $700/m o. gfl®- 733-0404 - Realty 208-034-1234= ; 66x14', 2 bdrm. 1 lrg batf fully landscaped, full) dlsablliiy access. AC08- $300/dep. (208)884-523 TWIN FALLS 1 bdrm, V, ■ foncod. $112,500. Noi j— N a m e ______M im i 513 TTY T&T. Soo 0150 W est 62 * TWIN FALLS o ; $295 ♦ dop. Ulil. pd. 761 Harmon Park. 734-041 North. Coll 886-2204 C a i j s MalnW.Nopot8.326-4477 I acreaqesalgt^ L MOB IX HOMES ___ STOPI A d d r e s s ______TWIN FALLS. Largo homo,hon 886-7665 days. If you oro looking lor a g— o o Thanksgiving Oood area. 4 bdrm.,rm .. 3 BUHL-Homo lor SOIO“ "Vb fiLEfeY W 66D -1998.“ WESTWIND HOMESI rontal - kx>k no furthert 3id City/Statc/Zip ___ ■------'.’.1 bath. $122,000 & S6,1^ ,1 0 0 ow ner on 1.9 ocros, 14x66. Buhl Mobilo" “ "y Koop Idaho Booutllul. Bu” Wo hove 1.2.3 end 4 Speclall down. $655 paymonts.« s,B y 201 Junipor. bodroom hom os to ^ E8taloa«43. $19,900. a Wostwind Homo. W Move in by Novombor 23id Phone Number ____ ownof. 733-41^6.» A ppralsod at M 5.000. - Redmar>-1996 doublo^ " hovo land/homo pockac___ chooso Irom. Call loday Hallowa R ealty Inc. ntt ------S alo prtce of $75,000^ wido. 3 bdrm .. 2 bolh." 0 in * e s to ftt your neods. Co , 4 pay TWIN FALLS- ______734-4334 Beautlfut Cusiom Homeomo ' ■''O*'® ® Virtual lour: Village W est Pork MoblU!___ WosiWind Homos a t 20£ layl $ 99 Built In 1996 www.buhlacreage.Be- Homo 080.523,900.~ ~ ] 732-5710 or 1-888-301 TWIN FALLS, 2 bdrm.. on your 1st month’s rontl • 2 308 main iovol. 2 29090 1aq, homeatwd.comm Reetwood- I907doublo ■ i J bolh. Ig. yanS. pots? W/C i n i m i w B M I) 3 bdrm . 1 bath, largo MiM ng wido. Bol Air Burloy —- stovo, ro f^ ., $500 * $r 3 5“ t LAUREL PARK n. bam t. (U flnistiod) r» -Arf • One acre quiot couni)uniry room , 1/2 bsmt., viow}wol i «B-11. $23,900. I I j l . 5 .3 dep. Can Kyle 731-2144Jv K APARTMENTS 3 line minimum Saw tooth Mountains. .3*1 living ins. O n th e iot w e ha v e- !},7y TW IN FA L L S , Room^ s 176 Maurice SI.N. • 5 bdrm . * homo ollicoCO T o lour homo call;I: Chomplon 1997. 16x76,:[0 E e e f i e o l B s t e t e Twin Fans. 734-4195 N u m b e r o f Days£ ______Total 1-800-600-3203 dea lh nice nolghboi • 3 bath ' bdm i.. 2 bolh Ilko now. iro hood. incl. uso ol W/Cr r i TWINFALLS • 3 car gorogo oak for Rodnoy, $27,900. S o M otivated lo solsl i.in 4 6 0 1 klichon & utlla. $250/mc1%,: m * * * * * * * * m • A uto sprinklora •I____ lt» stock »we have- 10 «th •>-$100dep. 736-4511 i r 2 1 - 3 days...... $16.37 FILER. For solo by owntwnor, olhors on Iho kJl.sblle ■ FU R N IS H E D rf/O. RRST MONTH FRE£//onl- • Brick & Slool sfdtng 2 0 ocros w /1998<8 B ro c k m en a e c r o s e fronO. I H O U S E S iod TWIN FALLS. 3 bdrm.'m o. 367 Elm SL In tw io r Fully LoMledIled! manufaciuro homo,0.3 3 Walmart In Jerome,Iblo tils. both counts homo, roftII Newer4plex.uppor2 4-7 days...... $ 2 3 . 3 ^ MUSTSEElimI ' bdrm., 2balti, I600sq.sq.ft. 1-600-978-4380 or ►nth $500*dep. Can 734-355^^r- 5 bdrm. 2 bnir,. all emonl- TWIN FALLS. Newer ro'is Inciud## AC. wont In ...... $41.6S 832 Rim Viow U n o Eo:Eosl Rotocating must ooll.loll. 1-800-311-1687 f. bdrm. 2 both BrockonJl?* TWIN FALLS. 3 bdrm. 525 8 - 1 5 days...... Coll for appoint. 733-191!I915« $114,000. C0II326-5115114. b a th , g a s , f o n c o d 554' yO cloeel.lauMr/fOom.slor- 76 3 fidgo homo, complotol ^ o g e . somo ullls. loaso & ow fu^.nlshod. Ront Include— I $565*dop. Coll 733^)73: ...... $78.50. " J* credit chock raq. $525^ 1 6 - 3 0 days...... '■VT all ullilltlos & lown c a rt TWIN FALLS. 4 bdrm. /m o + dep. No smoking, 10 $1700 por rrwnlh. both, 2 cor, no sn>oklnt $900Ano.4dop.733-*t97 small pets ok w/separato . I Brand new 3 bdmi. 2 bat n. 2 deposit. Appncaikjos now G o o d p e o p lfrom Brockonrldgo furnisho TWIN FALLS. 610 3 1ling. ^ accepted. homo. Roni Inel. all utlli North, 1 bdrm. 1 botr197. Can 734-6505” ■ □ My. check orDr money order is encloslosed for $. ______f ■ & lown coro. $1900/mont $385.00'fdoposn. r s L .********** Coll Konl or CIndy Collin 201 Ramag*- 2 bdrm. 5 □ Bill my VIS^3A, M aster Charge, at 733-5338 or 734-6104 both, $400-00*doposlt. TWINFALLS------1766 Maplewood. SP^ ir Am erican Express{cirath 2 & 3 bdrm Town BRAWLEY No Houaaa$49S Ie REALTY 0 4 Expiratioion D a te ______H ce l p C ai n ’ t W i 734-gaff »■ _____■o***- Bright, Spacious & Cloon Won Momtalnodl ay m e n t to: TWIN FALLS. L.ond nev S om e w/Vard, Slorogo' & Mnil1 yyour order form & payr 3 bdrm. 2 battl, Olshwoshor, W/D1 T h e T inimes-News, P.O. Box 548,’48,Twin Falls Breckenrtdge hom e. ID 83303-05488 ise $1500 per rrw. Call Ken I or C'ndy CoUins a l, CeU 734-6600 NOW! -o r- 733-5:*36 o r 734-6104. :*nt TWINFAlIs------^ he Times'News, 325 1/2I E.E . 5 th N o . »•' TWIN FALLS. (t^teanhorTM + t Saratoga Apts. 100 Burley ID 8331818 1 bdrm. Fenced bac04. Finest A pt community has A m n r i can a Rad Cross F a i t . vard. $400/mb. 735^)16! a f o w 1& 2 bodroom units TWIN FALLS. Clean, 2 avaUable. Can 735-1600 bdrm. home, rw pets, refi165. for appolntmonl. • roq. Can 733-4138JI“2“ TWIN FALLS -1 bdrm. refa. UtlUtios Includod, $400 r h e U m ees-News bdrm. family rm. flarr $200 dep. No pots. 451 SIS.I H 'l kitchen. Appla. fumlshe< ethAve.E.733-5410fl 303. 1 - 8 0 0 -l1 - H E L P - N O W __ W/D. $S00rtno. 7 3 3 0 8• 8m. TWIN |i*LLII ■ 1 •In'dlS hed. apt.. No smoklng/pels. 881 $5o0*$150dsp.734-3303.

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NEEDED Jo h n Dooro ------1 JACK RUSSELL TERRIRl- HO^SE WANTED. Inter-tor- WANTED TO BUY, oon oingk) disH grain drill.in i 810 i i i ? ERS. 3 boaulllul malnd .others." * Q 8 3 QINE & Borkoloy pumjmp. I FURNrrURE a CARPEP ^ C0IIB86-22O4.______yollow m oioB ,324-346f1 « TO BUY: W ator Pipo. 100 p ia n o . 6 ft. or lorgor. Will * 10 9 6 5 4 $ 6 ,0 0 0 . 4 CYL. DEU1UTZ — I— It. ol 8‘ or 12*. Singlo< Or poy caoh for quality uood .. ■; — BBaltasar a Crucian ~ ~ | LOST, linv wtiilo malo DIESEL ENQINIE , BARREL sldo choirs.(TaZ) i B20 Pom eranian Tan oars.-s Supor Singlo Bod With^ith Instrumont. CaM 326-5365...... WESTS T E A S T $4500-both low hrs. 820 9; groon volvot. $ 7 5 o a^^Co- . C |^PETS_&_SUPPUES M ottross & Springs In FT. WAOE RAIN WHEI I low tan spots. . ‘ WANTED 10 buy: Honda. * J18 8 5 2 A A 9 3 e e l ramie lamp $1 s . 734-57f GrondchiKJran dovlslaiod0<|. Good Cond. 733-8838.__ ST90 motorcycio for 3 2 l in e , $2600. 734-9444 After a sessionon of a Knockout V 6 5S V J 8 4 3 2 ^ 1 . BEDROOM SET. 3 ploc;^5So‘ BIROS Baby Quaker*, REWARD. Call 734-834040 TV SATELLITES ports. G ood transmission, 5 4 2 ♦ J 9 7 CLYOrSnpTREPSl'Air Mohogony. box oprinirings African Grey, Plonui Used diroct TV oatoliltoiilo Call 543-6614. ; or Swlsa-Tcam cofcontcst, thc com- ♦ 6 5 405 c o s ' MINI SCHNAUZERS AKC I Q 3 • * 7 2 Hand linos, moln limInos matlreso. Coll 733-640; Caique. Groal pricot nd syslom s. CaU 734-6852. parison period canan be very inter- ♦ A Q > and whool linos, (ovon Rog Talla docked onc WANTED TO BUY: Motal ' wosting. The convnvorsation may ^ tho Ilold). Coll 678-714STo'" DINETTE 6 ChOir $30Soo ^ 3 3 ^ ^ ______------dowctnwod. First shotsIts. WAMTTOBUYAfCTlQUESIES iolho in good condition. SOUTH Older dinette $60.. R Re- BOXERS Purobrod Adoroblo and gontlolo. AND COLLECTIBLES:S modium to small slzo som ettoes followV thU ese lines. * 10 7 C 4 WATER’RiSHTSSflARiRES diner $75. Call 654-2a■2332 1 2wksold,1 malolo Uood to childrcjn. Coloil 208-436-0701 Plooao call 208-736-4549. *'How did youI go down a t three Oolry-larm-commorlci ,4 brinolo. 1 lomolo fowr ¥ K Q 9 OININQ RO O M to b lo w awn. 678-7121 WANT TO BUV OR HAVE‘VE WANTED- Small oioctric ; 'no-trump?" asksI EosLEi “South had * A K 10 BuyorSoll.825-5617.i paitiolly houao irainotn o d . ■ ..1^ Cholra. $95. O loas coff< firsl 2 3hoa. Coll 677-2412416 gont. 7 moa.0 .. DONATED A PIANO .'o for r troadm.ll. Call 324-3704, ' -an easy time at our)ur table.” # . K J 8 w h e e l LiN^s - 2-'ws;■'odo toblo 4 ond loblOD. 56 ------' noods gronl homo ww/ tho Syrlnga Plaza Coll whool llnoo. 5 -wosloil^orn Coll 734-1563 Iv m sg.}. CHIHUAHUA, fomalo. tar No 678-5148 or 677-4204 WANTED: Boy Scout-Giri ■ "How did youu letI them moke ohonor & lots ol room. Nt ___ Scout. Shifts, insignia. slylo whool linos, 1 -13C appro*. 8 wks. old, toi Chain. SSO. 64.1-119I.B it?” is thc defensivisive reply. “Never Vulnerleniblc: N either Volioy plvol, 1-Plorcreo DINING SE T . form al ,baX Ul cupP'^0'S300. 736-480’ * WANTED imgntion pumpnp bodgos. Poul Nutting. I know how you Dealerle n S o u th 124- wood loblo. 6 canobn —^ SPRINGER SPANIEIE L N on-com m orciai. Giir.) or 733-1691. .. niindc^l^fr l 1300' plvol. Coll 32 SOO CHIHUAHUAS 6 wook 9551. A&Q Irrigation. choirs, new $1 50 pups. AKC. moot oro livovor diesoloporatod. 324-071811^ WANTED: Duck S Gooso ------$760/ollor. Call 732-82EB254. old. Coll -123-5792 . '• When the dealJ w as first played, Thc biibidding; ;____ & whito. shots Stortod»d. WANTED llvosiocKwiiioT'*0' iog b o n d s. Will pay S 10 706 ENTERTAINMENT CECEN^ DACHSHUND puppIO!)i0S , reodyl St 50. 536-6331.■.■ tanks lor tho hauling.I- o ach . 1 will pick up. Cnii t :10 IMPS got awa}vay at trick one. th West North E:aBt •X52- AKC. rod. S175 10 $20( [p ; lookers ok. Coll 423-4532.■32. 034-5832. mossogo. rait to bag one of j FARM SEED & TER. good cond. 60’X5 THREE GERMAN SHEP " Bast couldn't wail r Pass 3 NT All pass __^ERT1UZE^ X19‘,S60. Coll 733-55:5532 . Pionso call 208-438-296( HERD puppios $25 oachch. WANTED - C aigo C.imor.'or- V/ANTEO: Miiitano. oldor dummy’s spade honors ho to return ^ QUEEN SIZE PILLOW5 ^ DINGO/BLUE HEELEF.E R . Havo had lirst shots. Col'oil BB'-Ot* long witri strap ­ unilorms. insignio. papers. the suit Dummyy wonv and a club openinning load; Spado douce :----- TOP MATTRESS SE"SET fomolo. DINGO/REI=< E D 436-00to or 070-6066 ping syslom. 733-8670’__ m odals. lioid and Hight finesse lost to WeiVest's queen, but _____ Wintor varioly. Sllll in plastic. $260.00.00 HEELER, molo. 4 pups u p s ______= ; WANT'ED • to buy pos^ivor goar. Almoot anything ... W est was stuck,. If if hc caahcd his ^ ------Globo 733-1373 734-B881 loll. An tod. lal ahots,, lalllolls ^ 022 I ico ougor & portable ICOico P aul Nutting. 733-1091 BID WITH THE A C ^ ------dockod.S50 00. 733-705^^^S4. B t OOLSMACHINERYm shut. 324-3-107 ____ Lh’s 10 would stop = i ------RECLINER, $50. ___ WANTED: OW clocks. Aiso - spade jack, South’s M tn i 708 dog. West waited too Coll 735-1068. FREE 1 '.V yr. old molo dOj lle t older w ood lilo cabinots : the suit. And if W I HAY. GRAIN — — noulorod. hns nil sholinota. CRAFTSMAN Rndiot orn (ack, ongino hoist or dior-lor- Call 736-8210______long with his J-8) ofol spades, South co.itk I f ^ E D ' SPRINGWALL Chlropraciraclrc Noodr. room lo run•un . saw. 10-. S450. Pumjjj^P ry pickor Call 324-2408. Ih h o ld s: olociric odlustQblo bocDod. Ploaso cnil 200-733-887!1875. locks. S85. Pickup lum 06 WANTED: Usod rilios & would emerge withilhonovcrtrick. * A 9 3 ___ shotguns. Got oxtra ALFALFA. Ouollty-opprc5757 now $ 1 6 5 0 OSkIno r—— bor rock. S150. 423-5973 In the replay,. accurateac defense V J 8 4 3 2 ablo! $750/olfor. 732-8254'54, FREE^usliolian Shoph o p - ...... ^ WANTEO^PURS. Chrisimao monov oarly. 120- IT balos ovoltob is.lO TABLE SAW Maklta 8U* by East captured■ed th e prize. In- * J 9 7 -----hoicVBIuo Hooior cross. 1 * Colonial Spanish Rauls.lis. Soil, don't pownl Top doi- Will dolivor. 733-4455. month old lomalo. Noodo o d s w/Rou'jsono porta tablo.“■ 436-6207 01 430-6B62i2 lari 733-3260, loavo msg ate ad of taking hishii spade.ace at A 7 2 HAY 8 Tons. 3rd, CUItir good homo 430-5522> 18'x45* out-lood porU W ANTED:rVintago BarOio trick one, East'sigsignoJed with his r o ° ' h e a ^ n o ^ ----- looto. S250. 543-4 1 2 3 _ ------VfANTEOfTRTS------Sm all bolos. S6O/T0 i - __ . 265-16 inch dolla and clothing. 1959 - nine (a key signalli tht] a t also served Northt h S o u t h Coll ovoa. 733-2489 ° ■ I AIR CONOmONINIING FREE loitmio puppy. ■m J approx 3 months Old.)id. ^ 023 ” 436-0257 or43G-oe022 1979 intoroalod in os- % ploy). South took > * 1 V lio " ' 'as an unblocking pl H A Y -D airy h a y for solo ____• Has had 151 sriot. Small e WANTED TO BUY or rent^ la io s and coliociions. Call ;!tb e losing clubI flnesse fli at trick * ^ Vl lon boloa. 23% proto W ChiMu.thun. whllo. I V A R IET Y FOODS 36‘- 40' hydraulic tree^ 733-1322 or 733-9688 ■ 197 RFV. Dolivory avail f Ur n a c 1 T w 5 5 3 two, and the defe:sfen d ers w ere in ic q . Forced olr. M onarch.;fi. 730-4801 • |__&^UPPUES_^ spnde To movo WOULD LIKE TO BUY : charge. West led1 anar o th e r spade to ANSW5WER: Pass. You are probaobu- ble. Coll 208-648-7115 S4Q0 Coll 678-5443^43 FREE PUPPIES Bordo __ 10' Evorgroons. SALT & PEPPER colloc­ ,r If 208-221-0178. ■ Applss. Reduced Prices .East’s ace, andi a sp a d e re tu rn bly min a 4-3 spade fit; however, I WOOD STOVE - Fodoi5 ^ Collio mix. Black & Whitl sa Can 733-3133. tlon and vintage kllchen ' be worse if you bid two 'din-dio HAY ALFALFA- 2 Stni oncv. Culo. 678-3060 ovoningiinos' Jonathan. Jona Gold.'• WANTEdY q BUY, 35 mm Items 436-6791 through South’ss 10-71 completed niay b 100 <■ lb boloa. 1 0 0 -»T.T oT Olr lighl. high oHIcionc 57^ Dciicious id s o r o n e n o - tn im p . goli $550. Coll 423-5278.J___ GERMAN SHEPHERD J stido piojuctor (Sowyor) & the job. The defencenders took three monda 2n d & 3rd $95. Will i ’ Dream Acres Orchard. :iid^ i ------B 2 8 ------1 )82a WOOD STOVE Blazo King Kli AKC rog puppioa. borDorn 7330127 occossonos. Good cond. spades and two clulclubs, sending thc small gmounta. 324-50K AY I meoicalsuppues S550/ollor. 324-83;8324 Sopt. 16. S250 each. CollCo ------__ & fair pnco. WILL PAY ^ m e one down. “ J CASH! Coll 733-8234. , lof, loavo m o a a o g o ______324-0246 lonvo mog'fl Ofc i 825 ~ BRAND now linger Pulso Are comparisonson periods often b o lo s . firai crop. 40 li = = coll ollor 5 pm.______/ wSFrT'EDTO8UY.(1)S0l 2nd & 3rd om bales. I ____ ■ WANTEDTOBUY Oximoior. Usod 1 wook. Bhappish? They)y shouldn't be. i 8 ^ i GERMAN SHORT HAIREIREO * 5 —5 ^ ^ ^ — —bJ ol Iico weights, (1) boys $375 Call 733-1934. sm bnlos of 4ih. $85. ool . Iwin size bod wilh i;-mGst teams havave compatible >nd(* qualMna lo n * An*. P.O. Iku OIMaiMl. ton. 434-4485 |_^W N_iCARD^EN I POINTER AKC 1 .yr.. oldol CAR CARRIER for 4 whoo mlo. Handlcappod scooloror- matt.oss. Call 737-9438. 3 teammates. Somet]lething to avoid Is RkiwkoTkociTXnd«].mrtc»tnfaNe HAY Good loodor hoy 1 molo. 3 yr. old lomalc \ PONDEROSA Pine 3^!)’-5'. Hunling h n o s. Gol3 o l l C.ili 678-4575______WANtED-TO BUY. 3 Ton 5 any question thahat begins with iump«uy Gem snrjapaneaiMe t-‘ck. car sta n d s or olhor I pups. AKC. 1 Hiold chonrnam- WWII ilem i. modals. g arage toola- _____ H A Y. 4 6 0 b a le * , brigTghi i 816 pions In podiQioo. 22 fo-fc ctiinaers. swoido, llaga.0, 732-5204 ovonings. i 901 I ta _ now sooding. Hay- om•mail I EXERCISE EQUIPMEN mnios. 4 mnios $3503oa. ot 676-3114 WANTED TO BUY,— 4- ■ ATVSrtl*OTORCYCLESl H O R S E -B ay moro. 211 yryni bolos- $95 Ton. 2nd cut-ci — FALLS, floorooms. TWINFALLS 644-0323 or 324-7390.B* H ^ S E WANTED. Inlor lolntor lor a Shopsmllh.Ilh. $80/wook, mlcfowniwavo. Shop/Olflco/WarohoulOuso Good 4-H. Borrols, polojoioa. ting hay 140brlgh0^<- NORDIC TRACK Pr rior 543-8836 leave m ossago.igo. ARCTIC CAT 500, 90. 380 lllno, clean, maluro. Sminail S400. Preform, cro:ross GREAT DANE puppiot)io s. ____ modinto • 4H English cide ^ rafrlg. Ulillllos pd.. CcC ablo 3-Now units now availsailablo goals, sloor wroslllni an WANTED TO BUY. horsorso miles w/winch, S4950 pocking. $1900. 536-676676l! twlos- $85 Ton, 733-32t»260- Iiolnor E. $800. 886-22(2204 ’51 shots, cnn go hom •Total Troo Caro •Stump r'S ’n^A toryforspuds. 324-5t1-5976 horsos. Call 734-3879[2___ ningo or 431-1900 days AD - bath, w/d hookups, ( i 0051 Quality • Bosl Raioc Id ah o Home Koalth and,d ropairs insido & out. 10 RomovnI •Total Landscap­ ; month + S200 dopoiip o slt. m g-f g H O R S E S 3- vory gontlijn t'o . WANTED TO BUY OATSTS' TIMES CLASSIFIEIlt:u Cusiom Toxturos • ... yrs oxp. Froo ostimatos.es. mg • Firew ood sold by 1 oroon broko. Poporoi H ospice. Ine. provides: • Crodil & landlord cho oro d . CALL 678-2268 DEPARTMENTIT 731-0708 (TF) . Modlcaro and ModicaidId Call Bruco 733-75-13I Ihe cord spill ft : roquirod. Call 733-46C | r O O M I4 W E S W ^ _ _ _ Moro Info coll 677-3390 10 W H E A T -G o o d & Cloi 208-734-5538 678-0991 (Burioy)Aii.« Codiliod. JCAHO Accrod d e liv ere d • Froo Estnnaio HORSES. For solo, tw Insurod - Froe Esiimalei ;»■ PAINTING 431-5391 • 678-4tC2ovos Z TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. i TWIN FALLS. Elogi . two whoat for solo. $80 o1 ionl< on _1___ Itod Sorvicos. Gonorai. Modtalno Hat Polpt moro • - bllo homo, $305 + S: 2 owf’ bothroom & balci 1 loroa. dollvorod locally 543-66^ 208-677-4543\Z AIR D U C T Goriatric. Podintncond r, old- _------1,?,. Ryall Painting & TREE TRIMMING T dop. Call 20B-736-462 W /P. $250.734-3499,1M 7 yr. old-S850 & 2 yr. oli Cardiac Nuismo; Pro/Post £i2S j750ot»«imaobomi.>tf' >or (BURLEY) ____ C L E A N IN G1 Opor.itivo Thorapy. R e s to r a t io n . Got Your : i 607 good noturod. oxperp e ri- KOHLER, d o u b lo kitChichon Pro/Post-Natal Nursing.,n Holiday Intorior Toudiuptup CECIL'S TREE TRIMMING oncod mountain horsoreo ol Mcfsh«nJ.i* Poduitiic Sorvicos. N oeds Oono Today!I • Topping & removal, O F R C E & Sink, h a rv o st g o ld . S2|2 | Air Quality Sorvlcetces lor • Stum p removal. " oqoalvahjo. 208-543-111•4111. ------Slorm screen door. S< Also Low Tomp. Extonor ■i»l RETAIL SPACEI c ^ ■ »Air Ducts •FurnocoI c 0 s Nulritionui Thorapy. 30 * (2) wrought iron, 5-bu novs Poraonal Caro, IV Painting. Cali For Froo Froo Esiimnlos ‘ ______LAMBS. 8 Sulfolk yoorllr ■bult^ .Dryor Vonls ‘Chimnov ml EalimaiOS. Al 735-058484 Call 733-0385 I owos from oxcoltoti S I ANTrOUES i colling'light fixiuroo.■ SS'O .Insulation Romovtovol Thorapy.ModicatSoci.il :••••••• • • i 701 If I brooding stock. Alao,"^,".1 3 1 I COLLECTIBLES ooch. Coll 733-4858. Son/icoa. Psychwunc PAINTING & ^^^UV^TOCI^ : 732-8788 « 800-827-916 Nursing. PhySic.H TREE I TWIN FALLS wolhor lambs. S900 POfp< ____I MISC. Konmoro washi Thornpy, S ^ c h Tliocipy DRYWALL TRIMMING X 1 Prtvalo Oflico, oil utlllllosutllli b u l l s (2) Ono block,ck. hood. Coll 208-733-69516958, A N TIQ U E - L o v e s e a i ,='’g"'e “ " b u s i n e s s " ‘ I pakl. $225 por m int st & lg. capacity. $200. C Occupational Thoi.i[iy. iw th ono rod. Golbvioh, MARE 3 yr, old. Storto5 7 ^ Chair w/omato wood tr ocjin- S E R V IC E S L ocatod st: 200 2nd 5 539-0707 or 733.0707707 o r Coll 733-2978 S en- & Clow loot. SlOOO fI trim djyor. $150. Bolgo rod * 's . KAK Troo Trimming ______profoDSlonally. groal Ei Avo. N. InTwin Falto Oil shake roots.mg, A Lawn cnro. Shrubbery • 420-0707 JOOO, boih. Coll 733-5168. ) for or. good cond. $40. So ? , Extonor & Intorior painting. CA TTLE - -Roo'd Brown Brc gllah prospoci. S300i Ploy Contor, $25. ccn" i TWIN FALLS With Branches In Buhl. 1 nnd busn tnmmmg. a « Sw iss Brooding BULLILL. 16 M uaU ng m aro. 4 yr. ol S50 pijjN ROOM Free estlmatesi *••••••• computor monitor, S£ Halloy. Rupart and In Foi Iroc .stimntos • mos.. will dollvor In1 MagicMi S800/oflor. duelingIngo i ^ 802 Printor, $50. 732-8636, Jobs 10 bid lor Genorols,■o'a. EAsfem Idaho. Call 734-4016 Coll 735-0553 ______V altoy aro a, $975,5. ICall cows & calvos. CoColl I a p p l ia n c e s , $35. SuO-contMciors & SupplJppll* F or moro Information, 1 TWIN FALLS , 536-6761. ■ ______654-2332______MISC. Roll-oway bod, S30. S: ors. Bluopnni copies,os. coll l-eoO-540-4061. VACUUM SALES •• Ono room olllco COMMERCIAL Fr002< Volvot borrol choir. tablo, SC 734-PLAN (7526). 1 Klmborty Road oroa.a® ® ® ’ CATTLE • DAIRY 400 hoadh POULTRY -Fall Clesranc i2or. 42* round p odostol tab i AND SERVICE ^ Sprtngor Hoifors. 208-^18-645- S p e c iallll Chukorv, A& 21 ft., upright, oxc. cor 2 Coniact Wall H oss BC* $250. Coll 837-6640 ov(;ond. S25.2 3 ‘ c o n so le TV. S: c a r p e n t r yir~. h o m e « Gom Slalo Roalty^ 2295 or 645- 2485 OViove RInk-nockod, $5 ooch. ivos. Pionso can 208-423-69: ELECTROLUX HERD Also good solocllon of Ex-E FREEZER . K olvtnoi^ — E m CONSTRUCTIOr)N palnting°rRomrfollngIhg Vacuum doiinois. • 737-3939 CATTLE - DAIRY HE lablo. 19 cu. II.. uprigtii. $225Of' MISCELLANEOUS ------P5 cows $76,000, A lso c<>c Phoosonls avollobli DUSO Oil,Ully tx pononcod Workork annm pooors. contini v.ics .TWINFALLS iooso: Coll 208-288-2927.7 . Excol. cond. Call 734-02. 'A* Ira m o Q r e o n h ornmo u Rolirod liconsod Gonoroloral HENDRY & SONS No Jot3 Too Smoll Salos. sorvico and lopan iinhin d a iry for so lo or loo 6'x8'i>'x7',wood Irnr Frou Estimates iN Call 631-5052 RANGE, Hot Point. OlC Conlrncior w/ovor 25>yrs. yrs Corpontere 239 DuBols : ° ”b w u i 2 s 0 i> S n . m odol. whllo. works gocMdor w/liborgloss $ 2 0 0 . ireon) o«por, Enjoye carponlry'ntry Commorciat ft Roaidont.at>al (Mfl( 934-5343 Call 733-561B • Klmborly Rd. Eastlandmd Or. CATTLE - DAIRY HE K>od. 2- 6'x9' r u g s (lo ro sl groc work. Can 735-001515 Ail Jobs Laroo & Small F A R h ^ A N C H;H $50. Call 208-733-088181. Call 732-0084 p a in t in c Z Various Sl2oa. Forrmoro m< Approx. 170hond.22. I Interior & Extonor T &~~ “ W E D D IN G ^ Inlo coll STEVEi aat t RHA. 3.58 BF, 3.19lo I -^ ■ SUPPUES/EQUIFUIP REFRIGERATOR QE : . CLEANING cu. ft. W alor & ICO diacr Z 3 MOVING B O X ES ' 732-5618 or 731-6089 ■ RO OFING PLU^ S bridesmaids ; jlliallowmRM^Irw.Irtc. 208-886-2863 Iv msg.*0 - « nsor. $500/ollor. WashIspo- 75 . . oil siz o s w /papor SERVICE ,l„ino CASEIH 17FlChl90lpl0> •h « r inaons. SIOO. 837-654/ ------CATTLE Nood colv * O fysr. Whirlpool. / Ron.•|"^ n'tr.torations,:, WEDDING SHOP "TWIN FAU5 _ o a 8 0 ?NicoChih n r . ff^gh ciooronco. Boat'® offi " ° ' m ond SlOQ/oot. 734-59 POOL TABLE B. ACCE.S q ®; c o u n t r y c l e a n e: rrs s h o m e REPAIRS ig. Wo'dd.ng D rosses S25-5400 t READY TO MOVE INKINTO otola/Jorsoy X virginin Ibull 678-6996______^ SORIES. Flonulotlon.Oina- lo Businossos, rosidontiai, j n Any M/c |ot> lior.t rntoa.DS. Brcdosmoid-Ront 01 Duy =7Tp REFRIGERATOR. Iroi up * TONY’S LANDSCAPING • 1560 sq.fl. oflico on1 NtNorth pollod-bost offor 829-59-5232 CASESMTRACTO * stove, w/aoroot- irion 1 yr old. Movirr^ ii construction cloan up Insuiod Fn'c! Esnmatos.os. Voils-Slips-ShocoBias ; .Eltlmore noar Polol 195 1 w /4 w h o o la . hfi loH- musi solll S2200.2 gC Spoclallzo In corpol31 HOME REPAIRS Jim 733-4962 731-1746.46. Mother & Party Diossco i!b lo "o CATTLE wnniod. Opi clooning ovon. malchi nior.. •Trtmming*Sprinkiois ; Road, Prica nagotJoW* w buckot & blodo. rur in hon/ost gold. FrIgWa:hlng 734-0819 or 736-6726- ' clooning. Froo osllmnto! t. S tar P ropony S erviccIcc 733-8836 - 210 S. Mnln t (arm. Contact WAw A LT H olatatn Heffsre. 3( flood. Catl 436-3840. 3939. 0 jonor $150 oa. Soo O 300 Jrlos, Joromo 324-32999 *Homo Ropolrs ~ p a i n t in g ^&^^ WINTERIZING' X Slalo Roally CATTLE. 122 Holat COMBINES. N6 Gloom iA e ' Full Size. All oc cossorio =------‘ Wo do wtvil you can't. 4 4 0 0 Rivor St.. Hoiloy 788-U^ c o n c r e t rtown- COWS, youlhful hord,ird 81 w/20' hoador. JD 44C lli S ' Sloloiop. SCOO.837-41•4166 — ~ '^= ~ Tony-734-3322 IG SPRINKLER SITWIN FALLS. Ntoo do esih diosol. Exc. cond..- V UPftt6rit FRE^^El town ofnce-suHo. PrtvPrtvale le t * 2nd loctalton. 6i POTTERY KICK WHEE ^c. S Y ST E M S 2 hoifors hoador. Musi sacrlllcf^lco Coronodo. runo gro« Hod motor $125. ------LUPHER PAINTING. INC. »• 'ontranco & bathroom.im 8I 5 0 overage. BST. 20 hei ^ D&M CONCRETE Painlincj, Hctiuxlciin!}. Tox-rox- rfM nil wtthin 3 moo. ol calvalv no duo to hoollh. $25,00099.!?: f. $150. Con 734-9640. Coll 934-6040 J—■— Foolings, foundallons, HOUSEKEEPINCIG t sq. ft., $476 Indudas full l l ' both. Coll 208-487-207 ----- lu(mgAW.iiip,ipi;ring. 4 T e» J S1375 oach. Wilt Cull ■2°'= WOSHER « DRYffl-B•gas REFRIGERATOR, aldo^hnrt drivowoys. sidowalkn.Iks. f S25.00 « .Tjtuitios, c i g 7 9 ^— n 4- Call 435-563-3335}32 o r or 731-2075______i-Doo Qol,IOS ond rosidontiol.nal. Im agine The Freedomm Fnx* cstiiniitor.' ,,r Call Frank Scherer at _____ dryor. whito. Good cor«nd Sldo $400. Hido-a-b DO- Call Dill (:’()tii 3:M-3-175 *TVnN FALLS. Uniquojuool- 435-563-8061 .P FORD Jublloo w/lroiIront S75oa. orboth$125 S300. Call 654-2332:____ Aii your concrolo noods.Ids. Roasonabio. rotmbio, oxpc •733-2402- * ~ n te , high Iraltlc k>cati m ot(20ii>7:>7 u'07con CATTLE, dairy hordrd ffor kMdor. Feroueon 35.5. C 01- 837-6544 No |0b 100 smnii III rioncod & Iriondly with WOODWORK f Approx. 3.000 feel. A\ 3,4 P Iver Supor 55 w/froi ___ R E M E M B E R>locod Call S36-670S: close attonlion ' RO OFING ' : Doc. 1.206-338-0659,iw m ' saIo.W/4.1 DF&3.^ WASHING MACHINE Por-P( That binhdoy od you plac _____ poid to dolails. _ Call 537-6579.} kudor. FarmaJI A. Fon Iflblo W hirlpool. F —7^77- a o n M ojor d io so l. C« F o r oomo timo ogo in ISTht tho ELECTRICAL,L Rols. avoil. Froo osiaf73< PROFESSIONAL I CHUKARS. Bobwh • aportmonis. $l80/offiiffor. r/mofl-Notvs? Now IS tl SJ4P or coll • 3S0-1094 C ustom Kitchon cabmot-': t i 608 825-5566 or 420-3812,1 Con 438-5614 Of 438-82 ROOFING A COATINGS y COMMERCIALA L OUAIL, Pharaoh QU» 8254 umo to como pick up yc SERVICES , furnituro. codar chosfj t R eady now. 67e-897(976. GRAIN BINS -Z smoll Sl2( ----- 733-7221 or 320-5857 , utc... Rondy Kottorimg ^ RENTALS ssm picluroa. Stop by Thc Com morn.ii, ii-Mclnnii.H Eg------mako offer. Call 423-5135136. i 804 Cualomor Sorvico Do| Timoly r o sp o n so 10to LAWN CARE H om o 436-9!>69 CORRAL POLES Quildup lootr. Mo;.t minor SriOp 438-5577 HAY TARPS lor salt I^UILOINQMATEfi^VLB lodoyl ^ Q O O D IN Q -M aln SSlreel i r 2l’andir. - - — sorvico calls. io.iks rcoiiiii'd in ;?-t hisyi!_ Froo osiimalos n b u sin e ss bulkling.. AvAvoll. Con 934-0920.^_____ Ploaso can 509-760464 1511; w e e - ter ro n w a l. 27xC= SEWING MACHINE. El After hours available Handy Andy W bO FIN G !' e n/16, $35,000. C o ^ lod ad HORSE TRAILER 2 stolliitans. bklg wllh corrugated '*mi 30 ombroUory m ochino.; w *Coll 539-9002Tir* LMwn Caro E loBse/optlon. Call 2< Roar.onaDii* riiios' doublo oxlo. G ood tiros.M- alroof8,8kJos.543-6l‘mol- cords & cloth soitor.R El . a l l ______Lnwn mowing, tnmmmg. t 786-2560. Owner/Real twtr»ad®mJcron.ne■net Call 324-4212 ‘^59 5 Ihrood SURGER. vl . edging, powor rnkmg, aoilor Froo osiiniato:;. tin.incuig PJER O U E. 3200 sq. ft. Sl TOO- i i0 8 ------1 loss lhan 1 yr. old.1,5"^ S H A N D Y M A N— .iting. rotoiiliing, springD fft 7 3 7 -0 0 0 0 ? FR EE-C ow dogs, 2 maloo.ma JD-4010 Dleeel, $5700, dom usod. Pd-$41C Z w/offlce space. 1411. ov * rno. oW. otfoody woriil-wc Schaffor 15V4 tl. oflsotMl I COMMUNICATIOr r>.'all cinan up. Sonior' HOMEBUILDING^G FA X I head door. CU324-31C IH17 I DEVICES 3N Son oil for $2 9 0 0 or' pt .. j-A WORK OF ART>-‘ : ■ discounts^ Froo oslimato! ng. Con 764-2569 disc,. $4200. Case IH 1 Can 934-5544.« ____ Handyman Son/icos ^7'' Plans Avallnblo KIMBERLY. 1200 sq. r g — ft, high cloaronco chlso (iMt 730-1670 or 420-4077 Froo iir.timntos YOUR •2:!!: horse* cattle ),24 MOTOROLLA(1)PP2CR TV Satellite Oiahos.9.(1) t Homo ropairs, Eloctricoi bk>g.ontAac.Wl0l« Be<*dlOfl. 208•0510 plow $3800. IH 510, 24 (1) 8' plumbing, light carponir>nirv. ' 7 3 7 -0 0 0 0 EZ partial o r a l Short lom during woridng hour□ure hole groin drIB w/soodoOdor (1)B7.(3)GTX.(2)MTJTX’ ’6* w/oll accoso. (1)h a 1 n painiing. FREE EsOmatow ro s' LIMOUSINE fc E ogtom ^.206.73S-4S $2700. Call 734-7791791 Call 734-0764. w/lracor. (2)i6*eha "SHARPENING AD ------HORSE - 16 yrd old I ------uw s. good cond. JorJonn- 7iw »6e ■ TIMES CLASSIFIED '|" J ^ ——- i 809 olr oloctrtc r e n g e w/broi nn- SERVICE DEPARTMENT r Offico/ShopAAfamhow ^ p M r a H o10US0 ' ; . JOHN DEERE 6 bottom H EA TIN G & AIK Location*: Wmberly R 1 C O M P tJT E R S & grills. QE Camcord \JG LIMO 4 U i r ^ $1750, CaB 736-7074.7 4 ron over on tand plow, w/200m Io n so . liko nonow CONDlTIONiNG ,1 JOHN S SHARPENINGJG 208-734-5538 t Park Ave, EasttvK) Or cn™ : $3500. Can 678-6405 ------Hourty. daily S Spocinl !^N HOB5E-Arat»toaUFfo W5 AW LkT^rmi‘{>:J^n m Coll 324-3404. ET pockagos. Jackpot. Sur:^n SERVICE t ortd Blue Lakaa Blvd I or 670-3230, -Powor Mac. Good f ■*HC3 SAVfTOOTH SHEET I Vartous SIzMI ing. 8 yrs. Neods sc J for VIDEO, out of pnniT^H Volioy. Call lor rnlos.I, Conipioio M'Orponcno OR ationtlonf $1000.. A ls o PLOW . Lor*g 5 bottom,nTTB* ii homo or achooi uso.I. In-1 ■ Stop' w/Worllyn Monrc>nroo. METALitlon 539-LIMO (546C) Cnibido & sit'oi Silver,r. 208-677-4543 • FofiTweWo row lernol modorn. 32W jago. HooHng/AC Rotrigornlior : caa STEVE al1 very sw eot pony, aproprox. 6 swltct) ptow. In funvw !M B SSO. A sso rto d luggac ontlal Ownod by Larry, Kont. nninnd 141 Brackon Sl S sd d lo . pk>wlng. $4000. RAM. COr~«a w/tots of Sl . $15. Commorcial and rosidontl 734-4050 • 1-800-471-40M,050 (BURLEY) > HaOowa Realty loe.llie. yra, w/brlcjle & sad< f soft $10 oach, TV sto n d .____ $1 (208) 733-054B ______Cindy Collins 7344334 ______$ ^ . Can 423-59733 _____ Call 733-3269. woro. $200. 934-534515 Coll 733-4858,______caTlmn-Nvwa.TwTwin Falls. Idaho Tuesday.ly. October-31,2000

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3 L lI N E s S 1 0 D a y s 1 0 I 1 k For items undder or adding uf.up to SlOOO (Mclaximum of 4 itetems please) (S 1 each,h additional line. Private» PartyPi only. Some restrictio:tlons apply- Merchandise' 0only.) i r 6 7 7 - 4 0 442 Todayl n X h e lI i i n e s - Me w s CallII 7 3 3 - 0 9 3I I Ext.2 0 1 ------1 OLDS ’87 Delta 88 AT. fiodod LINCOLN Contlnonti)ntol. FORD -78 F250, ^unsRu DODGE. Cummina Turrurbo, GMC ’85 ‘JIMMY*.'. W Mid- d o d g e Rom Van. 1S1 9 9 2 . r PS, PB. PW. Good cond. HARLEY HERITAGEG E -95 E-MAIL your closslfiot ;i200 1 996. Club cob. whiivhllo, nlghl block. Saddlello itan B350, 15 possongor.r. AT. 0/ollor. lo us 01 1069. runs good, bodybot groat, looks good. Si! mns good S2400.734-2009 S ofI Toll. S13.900/O: tiros. Coll 436-5866. w/aarvlce bed. waldaIdar a Intorlor. Tow pkg..I-. c off- 36 0 . now tiro s. AM/f 678-1625 or 431-726'^261 tw lnadO m lcron.nei.net grool stiapo, now tiro " ™ 6 GUARANTEEDE D OLDS - 1998 CutlOSS OLS. ^ now corburollon $550 all to o la Incl, 536-S24<2 40.H rood pkg,. 4 spd., AT.>T, >AC. AC. $4000.208-599-1 FORD F-360. 1988, 1 1 - PS . PB. tin, crulSO., SUotoln- ______loothor. loadod. low mllos. HONDA - Trail 110.}. II1984. FISHER S n o w p lo^ w s Call 324-4509 or S39-4&*•^500 |fu 5k_ Vi,/ dum p box, stick si FORD *74 F-100 Shorlb w a d s w /5000 mllos. SlOOO.OO.Coll S 2000/S1.200 or $3, loss running b o o rts—ItI—losa FORD '9 3 Martc III conv $10,900. Call 324-4552 ^mori- shllt. good tiros, roodyidy to 3 9 0 4 op d , Q o o d tIr or 324-2724. ■ 733-9127.______opilonolw/'85 Blozor,cor.’ Inc, NASH/RAMBLER. Amo thon 115K mis, E xtrartram*- alon van. $8,700. P -51B&a con. 1059, 2 dr. Looksoks & go, $7500. 733-3983} ■■ Ronchol sh o c k s, $250< ly cJaan, 1 ovmor. molnlolnod. ono owrwnor! The Times News HONDA. 1 9 8 3 .1 0 5S.AT^ S ./ 0CC1 Inlo. Call 328-SII Wlllya W agon '57, 4 1 "®ll OLDS. Cullass supremo, , runs good. Lots ol• nc"OW NISSAN ’97 PU . 48k mil $4995/onar. 734-8778774 TV, VCR. AM/FM/Ca::ao8.' guarantees to sel® 1990. 4 dr. Runs grool! n o w b a c k llro s ,, $S$500. POLARIS Indy Ughi. 1 lolo of oxtra ports, $50 57= — P lu ah Intorlor. bucklelies 7 . merchandise, '• V l f ? p a rts , $3500, Coll 1734- 73 custom loddor rock.& 1 ) GMC ‘95 Suburban SLT ®-_ $2800. Call 733-7269.B YAM AHA. S tro oit t biko. b milos. Enclosod“m 1 i". 6736 .110. 6pm. ■_____ box. $6500. 7 3 4 -7571,1?, ‘if Coll 734-5789 Copioln soats, Runn automotive in 7 SSOO. Call S43-S563.63. snow mobllo Irallor, la Loothor, low miles, Vi boords. Naw llra a , ra< ^ 7 PONTIAC ’97 Bonnovlllo la. sizo OLDS. 96, 1963, —g— nlco, $18,9S0..734-78 01 ■ clays and real1®' $76 0 0 . If Iniorosiod coll H O ND A . F a t C a t.—-oBfi" 1( holmot. coot, ponla. FORD '92 Aorostar i tor, brakaa. 733-1301 V rn rk 7 bOOtS. Coll 734-560>600.a Partlolly rosiorod. a. 4 1008 ------estate In 15 dayslays 324-4552 or 324-2724, oxc. corid. Roor ri Coll 326-4672. I TRUCK PARTSS to n d o d C a rg o Mlnlviilv a n ' GM C • 1997 Slorro. 4! (jrjvo oxl. c ab , 3 rd door,r ^^Hy ft PORD Club Wogon. IS\9®J- or rerun the add aai n PONTIAC F lraW rd, 1995. oloc. siart. roady loIO ^honll POWDER Extfoma. 11 iAACCESSOnJ^IES V6. AT, 4 whool dri' Ions £350. Aulomalic. V 18-5407.- radio. loadod. all optlor - i®5 additional 7 daysa y s . 1 ow ner. 39.700 ml. tood- $2100. Coll 208-788-5 oxcollont canditlorjlon. g ^006 J m i A/C. P/S, AM/FM rac I328ii Roar whool drlvo. - g ^ Coll 734.0794. /Y STUDDED Snow Tiros.!rscT Good condition. 734-2:1-2322 $17,950. Call 326-1321 )iiditi. There is a $3 extnJx tra od a booullful. Eire. cond.. KAWASAKI ■ 1981 Ba; b______I S E M I & HEAVY r a n - 1.500/offer. 423-9178,H 4 whoolof. rocks,S. rruns SKI-DOO '94 Summll!111583 ■ EQUIPM ENTr ol 4. high quolity. 225/;!5/70- FORD '9 4 . FISO. OXt.ITSb! C GMC Suburban. 19{1 9 9 3 : moro fee for the guaran oroot. $1200. 536-66^•6640. Excol,' cond. w/voryiry low R 15 m o u n to d o n mnow s.optj., 4x4. AC, sholl.8hi cloth. AC. heat fronro n l & Informoiion coll 734-232 322. tee package. Ads PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ium 425 mte. $3000'offor543-<‘3-4074 CAB-OVER TRACTO^3R J o e p C h a ro k e e whoooo's* oxc. cond. $40.0000 rear. PW, PL. $12.5i2.500, ____ ------may be cancellecfile d GTP -93. c c . tilt. PL. PS, POLARIS -97 Maonum 734-0640. 4x4, Excol. cood, *360■3600. SKIDOO.'SO. FormulajiaM X . Intom otlonol'82- WllhIth 484 ’ Uko now. $260, 543-565676, 934-4185 _____4 ^ ic5 o early forcustome,nier sunroof. $6000.436-0560 Coll 736-0601)1 strong, fast trail I solod. fialbod. hoppor botio F O R D '9 8 . F 2 S 0 ,’ a 4>TT. ISUZU, Trooper. '96.6. f AC; I au to s FOR SALiLE convenience but SUBARU ’91 Legacy 4-2345. groin train troilor &> pup.pu m 1009 ulll W ogon. G ood cond. AWD POLARIS 500 Spoflsrr $1.000. Caa 206-764-2 Urinl. 5.4L. V-6 engingino. PW. PL. crulso conti Call 324-5441______3.500, - the charge will $3a00/offor. 324-8011 1990. Ilka n»w. $S2(S5200. SKIDOO. '91. Forrr $24,000. Coll 438-8931930B ABS, 77K mllos. $13,5i 1 remain the same QStlroil C A S E '9 6 821B Loodt Pleose call 208-934-42•4202 Coll 934-4970.M.■ Plus. 3200 mllos. lost CHEVT ’85 SuBu.ban ■ FORD 1989. oxl. cab, _ I — Plooso ctiock your a d Ifor VOLVO. 1983. 240 DL. " sn 4 slod. $1250. 764-234>345.H 7 2 0 0 h rs .E x c o l. con osol, diosol. turbo.Ihapo. G reat sho -JE E P -1 9 8 9 GrandI WlWog- corroctnoss on tho firstfii ------' n oods vrtJrk. $500 or bost SUZUKI ■ 1088 LT 2S ■^rrr^ $75.000..Caaa '05. 92'021a vorado 6.2 Hire dtos I _____ offor. Coll 208-324-4703. whoolor, racks/>/ runsn SNOWMOBILE '00 Sk Excel PW . PL. now outo tmimns, $6500. Coll 324-2873«T3 OVO onoor. AT, AC. full pov.power. day Ihol It runs, aa TTlho ______•n n ^ Loodor. 3400 hra. Exo c mrt loothor. groat rig, 9 QfOOl, $1200. 536-66^•6640, 700 HIghmork. 600.oo mi. cond, $85,000,734-812-8122' S37S0. Cofl 829-4229 FORD B nsnco II. 1985, r I. 90K TImos-Nowo Is n o t ro- 1 HONDA 90 Civic EX.9X.9 K VW *72 S u p o r BOOllO milos, $4000. 934-5041>^0 aponsiblo (or erroraB af-1 ml. 30«mpo 5 spd.I. Arurtx) groot lor hunting 734-7f " 2 /off' Coll 543-4074 ------n 2 placo. tilt, call over^onlngo bl0d0.$8450.731-46916 9 1 ,■ oxt, c ab 3 door, 24K mmis 7.3 L Pow er Stroko Tu 1Z!I1 -raANSMlSSIONSIS $2200. Coll 536-2577.1 903 679-3726 -oeea Oiosoi. eioc.. 4 spd..1- AT,< JE E P '94 Slorra Wrongltnglor Special $329.95. M o vw"- 1980 Ooshor wagon. CATERPILLAR, D6 , -THbiS Cot $24,000. Cotl S78-0E HONDA, Civic Coupo.^ 9 'O ^ OXC. $400 firm. Coll B O A T S &il,_c Snovrnioblla trir.. 4 p °> 461-0104 eob slops, sliding3 roarr< 1,0^ mis. GMC ’98'8 V ^ T . Amerkron vehicles, poonrts. 2 dr. 5 spd. AC, AM/F ACCESSOniEl dozor. runs & works goc window, compor■ pko.pl SLE. PU. Thoso vehicjhlclos labor & InstallalJon 432-6151.______drlvo on. drlvo ofl. 3 » S5000. 623-4440. .V0»,vos, CHEVY S u b u rb a n . 10) storoo, rod/groy, 87 torsion bor axlos. N powor mirroro, oloc, drIv- d hovo had oxcol.c ca a r e . Includod. , highwoy mllos. exc, 'cond,con VW'89 Jotto. Excol. cond. APOLLO. 1977. 25' 5 ^cabin a29-5312orco!l280-<10-0238 OOOGE, 1990 Cummli oro aoat. remote onlonlry. ijx)k and run fanloslic.utic. E co n o m y Tranam lsali_^on $7500.Coll208-735-919•9190 Runs groat, now liros a crulsor, good sho -r.— TT Turbo diosol, 1 ton.=5 n( ""6sri2“4«iis”'I____ whllo a ollvor. now' T•3474 Lorodo 81K mis.. V8 . 736-4687.B $2200. GMC'79longlg box $34,000. 1 -877-680-3^ BUICK - ‘2000 Park Ave..A’ 423-9075 or 731-3512.1 ' ' F R E IO H T L IN E R FLI iglno, (Toll Free) o r 543-665! 23k mllos. Sllvor w/g VW.Gulf, 1992. 70Kmllos, CUSTOMWELD B7 IB CLASSIC 1999. dbl1 bunkbu 5_____ loalhor. Exc. corOrtas'! ISUZU, Impulso. '88. 2 cdr, 2 d r. 5 sp d . $4,500, 4 i i o 10 hp $275, Call208-67CHg•*915 f o r d , f -2 5 0 ,’94. 0x1 C .n e w Coll 420-0444,H W hllo,wotorjot b( I T R A V E L TRA ILEILERS condo. 286’ wb. 500 h SE $21,495. Coll 731-11iflflO AT,PW. sunroof, no 200hp,VonoxV-6. 60 Dot, with SIO, oxtroJtros. CHEVY, ’96. oxt. COb.2,271. If OK. crulso. AT.* 3^31 1 ! JE E P ’97 Chorokoo SE Jl liros. runs goodi $1801800. ■ "A pow- $10,200/olTor.423-49B4982, Top cond. 35Kmllmlloa days 734-6499 eves* Liko now. Mony oxt CARDINAL - 1971._ 1,4 „. $65,000. Poui 735-846(?460 5 opd. 63K mllos. all pc _____ 734-6874.B 4 1053 $13,300. Coll 734-249 BUICK, Rivorio. '9 7 . su; SI 6.000. 837-4532______ootl-contoinod. SIOOC300/off- IHC, 1970. 1700. Loadsti o o n . f o r d . ’9 9 R o n g o r. 4: I IMPORTA s p o r t s t S1fl.M0,‘c o » 7 « “EWI«100, v.Q^ toododi LotLoose JEEP - ’60 Chorokoo10 LLar- charged, loathor. hoolfaSd JEEP -88 Wagonoer Ltd“ ------1 or. Coll 324-5372. 4x4. manure truck. R lovor 240K mis. Good comc o n d . I ______4 904 I, Mo- CHEVY. 1080. 4x4. SubiSbuo ending $14.500.934-5:1-5244 odo, fully loadod.I. w ell 80018, coss. a CD ploj 273 lELLS DEVILLE 12 It. G o o/jcond d e bulll 345 w/winch, M t:— maintoinod. $3900/oll)/olfor. onfy 28K milos. oxc. cc^ n d . $3SOO/o»or, 825-4273 JCAMPERS^SH^ 13 chonlcolly sound. $40CMOOO. bon. 350. low pockai ------NISSAN 3 0 0 ZX, 1084, $800. Coll 543-4003. spd.. spc 2 *^2. excolloni condition. .REFRIGERATOR G3o6/olo- oa H O LID A Y R A M B“-ER L i - 1667. homo or 536-2322321, $2375/offor. 733-5616>6 " R uns 8. drlvos likeI n«now. JEEP Wrangler. '95. E> 0. Coll423-5876,B ctrtc lor campor. S200200Call 30’. porkod in Arlzc IS”' L I„co«„.»«. 1092 ^ '5/550 CHEVY, 1084, w/comi $1950- Call 867-1919.1tO.B cond.. honl/oolt top,io?"' 1953r8BttoCK.^f70 67&-2430 good slzo to livo In1 durinodi PETE CAT, 2000, 475/5: ■■ ■ g- Storoo & spookers. cust ^ both In good cond.. i22&12250. 4 1099 sm ollor dbl, bods, irons, 18 011oil vIho shell. New onglno & llr FORD. 1985. F2S0 4x4, 'l*000 0ttqr-.gaj[324-27g0.l “ i winlor. looking lor sm L’'iM ft whoots, 36k mi, $ 11,0 Call73«-715BJI' I AUTO DEALERS 90S ono. Call 732-0228,3 bolls good lookingsg s I In- $4500.,Cofl 733-9127.* cly. 4 apd.. now poin 934-8573 aftor sp>p'm m CADILLAC Sedan Oov ------sIdo/out ond 2000 RinRlnko CHEVY, 1985 Suburbirbon tiros, rool nlco lru« m'[iA« M E R C E D E S 2 4 0 DlOS)losol ^ - - QUNS/niFLES•ES I ideal 1969. por 1977.71.400 actual ml™‘®®' '79, grool gos mlloog lorloci llal 48/102 sprood ox 4 x4. V-8. AT. Now llros, llr $4500. 867-1919, ■I ' JE E P . Willy's.1951. Imp condilion.16 lool. ssm oll (orp boxes, tako ll lore ■ cablo! Now enginen ^ A Must 8001 $3500. » , set ol snow llros. $2,00 BERRETA /V300. sporiporting. clrossing or potly roi I oxcopiionally cloi FORD,ie94F150XL- '"»3* lmm.col.1.. 734-161:’ Sno 01 5 Points Auloffi < FAX room . Birops c h ain s It oil wl $2800. Coll 867-1019.1 Muot Sool $2500. 7; vontllolod rib. 12g a ,.: Sloops 4 to 5 poo ono or both, loko ov 9'" 61Kmi.,5.0L. Sspoo i6i3,LoadodhJ h a s CHEVYCoralcs. 198:}09, coll 726-4581 evonlngs, cord., S650. 543-8«3-8055. saoo llrm. Coll 736-74•7463B oovmonls. 208-73733- CHEVY. Silvorodo. '95,'5, V6, $10,700, 1991 F250J^XLT. Xi ovorylhingl | s y o u r Woathorby Mark 5 : 108 K mi,. 33 m.p.o. go MERCURY ’86 Marquis :4'. sth 3514/208-420-3846.B bodllnor. 4X4. porfoctCt for 5.8L. AT, $7,000, o T S a car. $1.750. Coll 420-3: w / Leopold 3X9 VAR;aR.X-2 KOMFORT. '99. 24'. ond. Call 423-6149. MAZDA B2600, 1900. ( •3260. losKmIs, Nlco car. *149 Xt mint whool. sildoout, flborcorgloss petERBILT. 1990 oxcir-TTT hunlors. Exc. cor scopo. Foncy wood. i $13,999, Coll 423-610{ cab, 4 x 4 .5 Spd.. lool b CHRYSLER - 1994 C Call 324-8376 ofter 4pr IBSS ■ oxiorlor. oil options.ns. liko ■ lonl condlllon. 198 I09.» f o r d . Bronco. II, 1987 AD c o n d $9S0, S43-865S n. sp d . G o o d c ond. $35 cordo. loodod. loolhor, MERCURY ’01 Tracer. , TIMES CLASSIFIED • nowl $17,000. 837-45-4516.B Fralghtllnar. Evonlninings CHEVY.'B8 Suburbon. •3|60- g29.53l2ofcM1260^1g loys, exc.cond. 9 $22.500/oHor. Ilko novIOW. Plooso call 208-733-87 Station Wogon, front who 1 KOUNTRY AIREIE 3~ - lor dolalls 423-5977.B w , ^ TOYOTA’86 PU,.new n mllos. $7500.736-0787B6- drive $1700. 731*2464,122d'? ( DEPARTMENT Coll 324-4430.B ■ FORD. Exploror. 1991, i HOT-nfflpo^7 0 L S w/sliu. 1 iko now, OcDoluxo SC ISSO R LIFT, oloclriciriCfi : ., I- _ r J l tiros, sholl, CD ployor. I ^ 208-73^-5538 modol. ioodod,Muslist soo. w/4x7 dock f.i 33 fl, CHEVY-90. Silvorocodo. door. Fully oquippocK;®, ol oxtros-Gootl cond®COI DODQE. Spirit. '03. 4 d r. MUSTANG, '65, m ns goo SPAS & POOLSLS $17,500. Coll 886-77!7791 3iido-oul. Liko new,no' shon bod. oxl. cab, ^ lon Includlng.loolhor. “Mu “ 'a 83500. Cii 733-880505 7lKmi, whliooutsldo.0. rod new Int., orlalnol port 19M 4x 4 . AC, PL. PW . I'l144 k soo to approclotol Prk 286.H noods littlo Body "o™:wor 208-677-4543 Provlously ownod S.A.R.C.. Tont trollonlloV,‘~ $3500. Call 867-1919B fiindori ------i ^ ------734-8103 ; mlloo. Exc, cond. st"sholl to sell. $6300. Doysoya TOYOTA, 108 3 ,4 cyllnc SSOOO/offor 324-3718I80V0 O' (BURLEY) 1993.S3000, w/boot rock. $10,900.]. (Coll 324-2392 or ovonlnglings 20 m.p.g. runs jreol.gro /E-MAILyourdossiflod Snoko RtvonPool 8i S 7. 1 0 0 7 Coll 733-9127. 4 S43-6762, ■ 024-5027. $2500/ollor. 734-^33J33.« -. to us ot m 7 5 5 f I T R U C K S _ l»ln.aetnlcron,n«l»et ___ 4 907 I SALEM '99 26’ with DODGE *87 R om Chargirgor FORO. F-150. 1076., 4!4X 4, TOYOTA, 1987, oxtro c 1 MOTOR HOMES Aft RVSR AC. owning, 12' slldo R o d . AT, AC. now paint, Shuihorp. AT. sire>ng loctory 39090on- 178K mllos, Cloon,1, nlcon F O R D '9 2 Aero S lo r V( Sloops 6. S14.900/O0/olfor’ CHEVY’98 S-10 Ro >aklng v e ry good cond. $ 3 2 9 36Kmis. Nlco Inlorico rlo r. •97Kmi3,$2900. 934-5C-5040 gine w/l8K miles. BodyBe sound systom. AakI E IS E N I 678-1625 or 431-726 t.7456. Coll 837-4168s T H E js lb lo $4750. Call 206-324-74 ALLEGRO. 83.30ft,. C lE J ----- $9500. Call 736-6058*58 D O D G E ’W liT . Exi. 7co ^ rough, $1200/possH A. Loadod. 32K ml..nl.. oxc, SPORT KING, -84. 2 8 ' Cum- 51K mis, 5.9 Illor.PS,“ ^T/ paniol trade. 432-6028 TOYOTA, Lond Cruls•ulsor. FORD Taurus 1991, ■ cond,.$15.S00.736-CM-6270 whool hitch Includo cob. CO 4- cassette.LondiIdod, FORD. F-250, ’05., 4J4 X 4 . 2 0 0 0 . V8 , fully loadiladodi V6. loodod. 98K. wh CONVERTED SCHO'h o o l boiiorios. Seo at 129 103.000 mllos. tukoI smsmoll S h o rt box. E xcol, coi:ond. XLT, 63K, lop cond,I, ti New $45K. Must sell, 731-361-3645. n o o d d S D o n d a b to•S c H O)NDA BUS to molorhomo."o . 33' Gth. 324-2720, $5200/( PU in trodo. 324-7429.29. $18.000. doys. 734-909020. lires, $14.250.735-181^^^•* TOYOTA. PU .‘91.TbsR; 8! $2,950. Call 731-99 1 : 5 2 Rofrig, AC. hotwatorQlor.Mi S P O R T M A S T E R . 15 ovos. 734-6868 loels & d a y s or 734-7021 ovoi/OS.H OODGE Indy Rom. ’9G, 9 _____ FO R D . '9 3 . F 2 5 0 , TuiT u rb o V6 . extra sot of tivhool bath. Now Uros, lumium aco. 21 ft, Sth whool. AC. rnllos. AT. PS, PW,/, AAC. DODGE ‘98 Durango 4x44 diosol. supor cob. 5-s5-spd, lirosi $5,250, 734-723< FORD Taurus. 1989. 1 hooisrs, good con(:ond. hoolors, oil Iho oxl . Alloy 5.9 L. SLT. loathor, CD:D,ln loaded. $9000,934-52 S10,000/noootlabl(oblo. 59995, Coll 208-733-6iiiiS A CD. Indy Ram irim. All • 5 2 ^ ■ TOYOTA. Tocomo LX.X .E I x t. A/C, $ 1 3 0 0 /oftor. Qi 733*3777 wheels. $14,000. 73734- groot shapo. $21,0< FORD- FISO. 1992I srshort Cob. 1997.41Kmlles.OO.V6, condmon. Call 734-3121 Q SUNCHASER. 1999.90. 24- 1189. loavo mossago.JO. Coll 677-4642 or 431 -21 whool boso. flaro sido,sli 5 spd. AC. alloy whet H) FORD, Tompo, 1 9 ^ ( OODGE COACHMAN Klt'5th whoot, immi mpor DODGE 1996. club cCl o b . 302 ong,. AT w/ovordrirdrivo. $15,800. Clean, 1 owr Com ping Von. 19 li, FORD *89 250 camp 4 OVO AT, AC. 60k mllos. > II, soil usod onco. Hitch i sptfc^l. Ono ownor,r, 3! 390 2500, V-10. AT. low pock-po AC, cruise, till, outo.hubs. hu Must Sool 324-7194.« c o n to ln o d . low milrmilnoo. $10,800. Coll 423-9K ay RV _ ■= Call 326-4672. HOI V -e l A T. A ciu al mil.900. p lu g . A m /F M c a a sse o i tlo . 1 0 1 0 ■ ■ r -S WILOERn I s S -1995>5 :33 ft 146.073,2. Liko now,V, CCall box.groolcond $16.9 4 ~ GEO STORM. 1990)0. TRADEWINDS.2000,: Id bod. 678-5443 Coll 208-599-1116. ■ bonch so o t with armI ro;rests. ■ VAN & BUSESs I $1000, Good condltk ^-6 from kllchon, Islond i -T-r:; ilros80%,71Kmiloa.B}.B esl 1 It. motor homo. 300JOO Cot oxtro storogo. loac) 0 d 0 d . PORD '71 (iT,. '88 FFord o r DODGE. 1999, 4x4, gi ^ = 5 Call S37-6667. Turbo onglno. 6- '>“5° ollor. Coll324-e255« DO DG E’91 Corovon A\ 6-sp. $11,900, * ^T. 4x4. -70 ChavyI WlWT„ cob. gray. $0 down, ti v^>)Joil G M C '9 3 Sierra SL 150 733- 7 7 0 0 A llison. Extiaust brcbreak, Brockman's RV 324-4 Excol, orig. ownor. Cloan. v ^ : M 2 0 3 ,74 Chevy 10 whobloilolor. o v e r lo o s e , O A C, Poy- Pl G EO '9 6 T ro ck o r Exc cond Runs great. Lots of oxlixlros. a u to lovolora. sido byskJob y : or 1-800-773-316' icior, moni jn ly S388/m o.. Call C cond. AT. AC. 73K< nmis. malnialnod. Excol. co )r. gon- _ J o h n Deara 50 Irociot '55 $4900. 733-2797 $9000/offar 280-27:!776 rolrig. w/ico m akor, ( I 438-5449 oftor 7pm,Bm,H 880-2248. ■ $6495/offor, 324-6755 orator, slido. Conlo r o o n M 9 1 1 couniors. all awnlr ■ ER S Loathor & lots ol ston I UTILITY TRAILEI Liko now. Wlll sall/lr fo r reat esUito. 733-2tva77 TRLRS. - flatbed w/ov/onglo ^ ironsides.$5(SOO. TURTLE TOP. '91.ll.von 733-8384.B typo, fully solf-cont. > E R ~ r good. $9,000.734-23t U T IL IT Y t r a i l e r - w/snoil. $250/oHor, 908 I Coll 324-8755 SNOW VEHICLE Sn t ® i 1 0 0 2 & EQ U IPM EN I - I AUTO PARTS i ARCTIC CATZR. '9 ^ I ACCESSORIESIES moior. long irock., lotsloti of extras. S2.200. CallCo CHEVY 305. onglno. Clcloon. Konny ol 934-9115U S B roody 10 go In. S550/C■O/olfor. ------Coll 432-5214.M | ^ H | | POLARIS • *99. 700 RMK, $1501500 ol ENGINE 350 Ford.. $; $ 2 o a extras, owosomo mac ion translmlftiniu lo n . o. W as $6500. NowZ SS llf lM AT. $75, ^4 ton Ford rraa r- * -M . 440 Indy, lodiosossl^ I and. $100. Doora. $ 2 5 *-■ cloon. sharp. Now S1795S I' ooch, 8 ft. Ford b a d . J • '93, Polaris XLT.T SBO s h a p e . $ 1 0 0 . CollM ; 7 ^ SKS, !«• track, onj 1501 or 734-5073, rebuilt, fost. Now $19!SI 950. 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m ( ' ■ ( rm' By Kevin Hall Xlh'^ >. f / M , 1Ttm»a N tw i wrttar ______r;'^ !'■ f m m Draped across a wall in Kendall1< Grant’s office is i BK black-and-gold b an nier e r with' the word REMESA^ m M BER emblazoned across•oss it. C Remember what? For the five sophom(omores returning to the first- 1 year co ach ’s C olle>llege of Southern Idaho WKhU g women’s basketballball team, they’d rather not rememl>er th e lostost opportunities and games I ■ J" thrown away inI a bitterI 14*17 season. Or of the one-and-out: oustingouj at last year’s region- •uC-‘3 al toumament. Instead, they• andan the nine newest mem- twrs of the Goldenien Eagles’ basketball sorori- ty should researclarch the 1998-99 team, one that surprised1 theth Scenic West Athletic I t .' • Conference by wirmingwin the regional touma- ment and its coveteieted trip to S ^no, Kan. for the NJCAA Notiotial Tounjumament. I Pererhaps the players could askas)< former head coach Joel K Bate,e, now a professor of EnglisIRlisli ut the college, what he “ remeijembers about that team, Butlut maybe it’s best to just let the memories fode wliile . thete team creates fresh impressiiessions for a new season. LastLa year possessed few glori^orious moments, There was c sr>rs regular-season, home-op•-opening upset of powerful ■ | H H r Snolow College, and the. miracleide at Price. Utah, when the Golc)lden Ea^es led by as munjluny as 30 points over their ^ namimesakes. There was alsoI thithe pasting of Utah Valley n m b m b KuV'v’. Statete, this season's second-ranlranked team in the NJCAA f' presei«ason poll, in probably thee team’stc best performance of the sea::ason. Takenen from a dictionary, tvmcr,member has » clear enough meaningng. But Grant takes it a stepJp further.fi “T heti beauty of ’remember’ is! thithat it’s like a chameleon," he said. "For"1 each person, it changesIges.” There’se’s been quite a few changtinges for the proBnim smcc March, be^nningbt at the top with theihehiringof Grant. ' Personallally, he has his own take on tthe word. "For me,•, I remember that I’m nott so concerned alwut the oui- come of a ganame as I am about 14 differeierent individuals uniting and being succ«:cessful,” he said. "Do we wantwai to win a national cham- pionship?? Sure,I that's one of oyr goagoals. But if I focus on that, we’re nott going{ to get there. But if I remember the stuff that we’ve mopopped out (for this season),n), then we are going to get ZP- ^ there. It comesco bock to rememberinging our goals and remembcr- J— ing that teiteom unity is important.” With ththe new coach comes on upbeat uph team outlook for his group off 14.' which includes nineL- frifreshmen, who begin their M W ' . seasonn in earnest on Thursdayly ;i ;u the Miles City College * InvitatiiItional in the wilds of southeuheasi Montana.

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i ___ Season Opener he College of Southern Idaho vomen’s basketball leam jpens Its seoson Thursday at A h e M iles CHy Colieee n v ltatlonal In Miles City, ■> ■ viont. • W ismaa Includa: : hursday vs. Western Montana IV, 1 p.m . E : riday v s. M iles City. 6 p.m . : ‘ aturday vs. University of Mary L... IV. 1 1 a.m . ^anthers gijrab playof)ff berths A ‘0 0 - 0 11 : L o a dl ( e d o u t I ndians, Pt t e By NathanNs Jerita ie»W ew writer______t i ~ st, le a st i n t h e EE a s t DI)DIETRICH - In small-toi•town ^ , % | W e s Iho, high school sports areiUfe. Uf intire communities comele < ^ r - ' : ^ Chris Sheridanlan cenenters, at least in th e East : a p B sskrtbsJI WriWriter Conlonferencc, stepping awayr fr ------the he game. It’s turned it intiinto a The Trail the* 01outcome of a big game. i l i i v l E peed and athletic conference.,ce.” Blazers, whose Vionday afternoon in Dietriitrich, :;:|T h e NBA 1e rreg- >. I * ^ y o ra c e G ra nnt t and J.R. Rider N ting 7- akers, the West is besiCSt big men reside, centersrs i and Sabonis and Scottittie Pippen. ularu* seasons tied with matching ■aud MUt/n> ;?.lJoined the Laki ’s the The Spurs mighjht have been he 2 reciecords, and met on Mondayday to *".:;«ven m ore load*aded ihan lost sea- povower forwords alike. It’s i powower conference, especiallyly nowr biggest winners5 of « the sumnier. dukeke it out for th e secondJaw a ff ShMhon# High footttball playir Ca»ar Friat (70)I andam hta teammatei nin onto tiat die best teams look even•n bet-I They persuadedJ Duncan i to stay thirdrd of District IY’S three play Shoihone claimed one of two r> .. As for the East:ast, consider this: A that rath er than move spots, Ita Monday In DIatrich aftar Sho m Geiger thinks he ter.er. in San Antonio ra Jts. rf£ a three-team tiebreaker ;«-rbanged-up Matt npion to Orlando, thensn upgraded the Cai:arey also earned a tripp ii in to CI*M A-4, 8 ^ a n itaitata playofl bertha by winning a ; ^ o i n t e an All-StsS ta r-a n d he might The defending champi r cialmad tha other ticket to .akers have Grant instead•ad of position p< by sign- the• ppostseason, beating Richfii^ e l d iMtwMn Sboahon*.I, CareyI and RIchflatd. Garay cia right. ree agent Derek for: tlthe conference’s thirdd a and , u „ . ill, M utombo has A.CL.C. Green lining up olongsigside iog Clippers fre< “ATon*o is iU , if he Anderson to replalace Mario Elie. final;al state ticket. ‘r-som e physical;al problems, too, Shahaquille O’Neal. Rider, if Idaho will tra v e l to fsface unbeaten pUycdyed in the "Oklahoma ehaves, will get the shots} Glen G Other Westernrn teams loaded xh*rhe Indians will travel to Id* / o f f formal. Each team start- >'Ew ing is in Sealleattle and Smits is b ^ ry (8-1) Saturday at 1 p.m.;I.; aalso Cwtleford (9-0) inn thei first round. Pluyoff ikers coach Phil RiaLice used to take - the leftovtove.-s up, too. City( howdown was F ;-;:retired," Lak< e see NBA. Page 04 on SaSatiu’day, but at 6 p jn ., CaiCarey M o n d ay ’s she Plcaso SM FOOiaUi. Poec 06 • Jackson said. “I“That's four major aft

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CSI _ 1 run Besides cleaniilin g out shower we (practice(pr unity),” h e said. “AU he blend should make a n our girls are quality individu- ContiniMd from D lL hc conference crown. stalls, folding loioundry and per- of our point forming other neiccessary house* als;; I11 tiiink that people are really There are a lot of big 3-poi ing to take notice of w hat these Hello, la d le s... oters (on this team),” GraSrant hold duties. Grantnt’s players have going 1 Turning diversit;rsity into unity. lance gotten a better resespect for what it girlsIs haveh to offer - and so m uch i. “But, I’d expect a balan it is going to l>e off of the ba^r It’s a message;e Grant repeals tween the post and perimrime- means to be home]teless, Wyatt said of it ij iiscusses the team irt is “Their attitudide is great,” he ketbaltbaU court.” often when h e dis< ). I think our backcourt Grant also records it all as pact he and assistantnt Shelly Wright ng to be frustrating forr thetl said. "They don’iI ’t come in here Grai I for this year. e the vrith any prejudioices or pre-judge- o f the tht team’s digital “Seasoh have assembled fo cr teams. I’d like to see tl rapbook,” which is locatcd qA “I would guess!ss that probably ts score between 24-34 poirxiints m en ts... and if thehese young ladies Scrapl t Averse leam in could did, they have no0 1longer." thes school’ssd athletic web site. •we’re th e m ost di ame, (and) I think we cou rhe genesis for the scrapboc* .the league,” Granrant said. “1 think H B S up around 70 points a gamegar At the school;)ls, players and The [nade up its m ind coaches interactt . this team has mai east.” at Ricks College. that they’re goinjling to acccpt the |BaS mainly at the thiilird-through-fifth- es at F y to tum it into a grade level - by eieating lunch, col* “I “I didd it the last nvo years,” ha diversity and try t mmunity cause icL "I just put the highlights of unity." oring. reading arand hanging out said. ‘ And one of thehe ways he’s hop- lopeful for a winning seasc with them d u ifegg ;rccess. whatlat we did in dass out on the ; team has already won "Vf*’ov Bickel E lem ensntary Principal Intentemet and I noticed o lot of ing to unite th ee t«team is U uxiu^ >i«t< ds were printing ic off. their universal lovlove of basketbalL community in which it playj Gordon Armstrcrong thinks it’s Iddsw Krer the summer. Grant beg wonderful for hiss ischool. “So “ So when I came down (to Culturally, thele civersity begins V-vaUi vin Falls), I tiiought, ’Let’s j ^ with a trio of intentemotional play* •olving his team in sevet “ Kids need somm eone to look up Twin ore guards Jinga lunujiity service projects, su tiey need positive • putIt everything1 out on the ers in sophomore » •” he said. “The temet tiiat we possibly can.’ ... Gosschalk (Hollolland), Natalia ;:i.V Paint Magic, volunteering^ 8 role models, andd as they help in Intern Kortisova (SicSlovakia) and '■ ■■" : YMCA; and visiting nursi class, they not onjnly help the stu- (A)t,)ftiie ti end of tiie year, tiie girls tes the roster. Half of the leaream (S-8 ) from W estnm ln ^ Ca^if., nes. Continuing through t help the teachers will11 havehi a great memory of w hat Australian postt BBelindo Stubbs. nates tte Dresback (5- ^ dents but they he : an exdting style callsUs the (3em Jlaie home andd oild SeatUe’s Nicolett< tson, p lay e rs w ill vii in directing th e studcuits.sc we• diddit together, and ic helps with All Ihree brin g ar ta te 10) and Aubrey Guastalll(5<),ofG> e recruiting too. Almost every of p]{iy to the Eagliogles, Grant said. sporort loundry lists of all-stat vtooth and Bickel elementsjitary -it's an exdtin{ng experience for the re nors, school records and pos^st- Massachusetts, ools and for an hour letterrter I get back mentions what’s Gosschalk, a1 titenacious com- hono rdiner has made the students." p etito r w ith a1 s'sweei jumper, seasason experience from higligh Grant said Garc c> each Tuesday at Vall Through sucht volunteerT work, on1 thethe Intemet" sest shooter a n d schcxlool. giant strides in he use, an 18-bed local homelileless Grant’s playersrs become more Gardiner Gor Ukes the ld<»a that th e . could be the bes 5t play and has est player in the Three Th of the seven hail frorrom ability and post Jter. 3 than basketballII players to the newIW bondsb being m ade will result pttssibly the best i-court leader. more people attending games. le:igue, Grant saidaid. She averaged thee states capital, induding sopht-ll Kortisova, . ablele minutes. Depth in the bad don’t regret the girls’ invol'^ e v “Community sesennce is one way plentj u rt comes from eastern Idalwlaho, est 5-9 giri I have cverseea”e ment;nt; they help us a lot. Th Grant sees a rangingy scorer who’s cour uickne^ the Jel md and defend on whetlere Grant adds four freshmem en Besides h er quii n’t help but be beneficiic ia l. j------aliility to ■orth City native is a gn;reat shooter and the has steateadily improved. guarlards: Firth’s Katie Wadswort la^ne) a home for 20. Ther -11); Highlond’s Angelgela an “instinctive” player,p who was more to be done than usuaL53”“ i SelUing Y our H on) m e ? - Stubbs, a &-2 athleh ledc post, brings (5-1 tble player at a ______»eded size to the Willilliams (5-9); and a pair froiMm the most valuab some much need Bstle recent Northwestst all-star touma- frontcourt, bu tt h

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ophom ore # 3 2 H o l i.y AmMSTRONGb i - (G ) FRESESHMAN # 1 0 N r atalia Kortisova\ - (G) S H dghtiM u n ' Hometown: Westminste wn: Banskabystric-a, (Westminster a s .) :eres H.S. (Calif.) Cooch says Tremendousis (idefender. ,ys: Glimmers of greatness CiCan hang with the bestt aathletes. Hus quickness and court DtDoesn’t seem as quick, but•ut gets the and also a great baseline job done. Runs the offens:nse, smart an cover lhe floor woll. player. Can bomb the 3s. W^.ows where .. to be and why she neec to b e : . (Cthere. She can drain the 3. Can also : drive the lane. Part of IJ1998 CHS : •stateD. championship team all-state player for four yea'ears. . # 3 3 Nicolette D resback H =>h il l ip s -( G ) S ophi (G ) F r e s3HMAN h i Height::5-10 5-1 HeighU S-5 llu m c totown: w Seattle. Wash, Hometown: Boise. Idahoto '■ ' I K -C s H ' H « d H.S.) (Borah H.S.) says: She's jusi got thui s;Coach says I like her intIntensity on ' ; ed. Wlien she tum s it on, todefense. She’s not afraidd ito get up obody in the league iliai thon somebody. Ball-handlinjling is good. - H her. Tremendous baU-han- dtSmart, understands the pressure defender. She sBrings t a malurity and ccalmness , . ost moves arc post defense, she is very,y, very gre- good studeni of the game, ■ garious inside. She’ll dnvrive people one of thc impact posts of nuts on defense. Very i 5 4 Belinda Stubbs ■ UlLeading rebounder a year•ar ago with s<6.0 rp s and fourth in scoicoring with Hametown p7.3 ppg. C ouch su: st tremendous,TH - (G) Freshman G a r d in e r - (P ) S o p h on lhe couir>-ii rika abuiil nnybwn: Goshen. Idaho # 5 3 E E, Height: 6-i Fast, and hei Hometown: Vernal I .S.) strong. A go< ■ (Uintah H.S.) :ays: Atlileiic. long-range Could be izeon< allows vcrsaiility in the Coach says: She passeises the ball the game. so hard that whcn shele makes a Likes to laugh and is will- pass, it’ll knock you 4 f.feet back- < hard. ward. Not the quickest on thc team yet her defensive fundam'unentals arc , R . SBjS K p of the posts. jt i V ^ probably the best out of >2 Katie W adsworth nAttitude and her leade:dership are ^ biggest assets. Averageded 3.98 ppg I ___ and 3.4 rpg last year. MS - (G) F reshm an .fr # 1 ^ iosscHALK - (G ) S o> p h o m o r e 5-9 own: Pocatello, Idaho #52 Trisha Gi Height: 5-10 Hometown: Amstercsrdam , T he I H.S.) of SouMwm Idaho post Erika EmpayEr goea altfooma for a shothot against Ricks College durinurine a e a m e In says: Has settled in after Netherlands (Joke SmittH.S.) H Col1«S«of2 nsiiion. Holds several scor- ' ( Coach says: A pure shon-on-one, she's 1 defense. A . Is a great shooter who can | got great quickness on d i<|uickly. vocal leader - you heaear a lot of (G( olden Ea^a g l e I noise from Jinga. If shele combines NJGAA 14 Angela W illiams her "defense with herr shooting,: J sh e’s an all-lea g ule e p lay er. p r e s e a s o n w o m e n ss ^ Averaged 10.7 ppg andI ledle team in llo m e toH wardcastle 3-point shooting. S c h e d u ll e e I bjasketballpc a o U Couch sny=SHMAN , ' puASTALLi> - (G ) F RESHMANri touglj transit ;e Athletic La^yFy Pioneer Invitational, in g an d:5() s B S T he N atiationul Junior Collcge town: liern. Idaho (Bcai' I Height: ^ . Associatiorion's Preseason Div. I W o m en ’s at MUtUies City, M ont. a Hometown: Westwooood, Mass. BasketbaU11 PPoll (last year’s record in ir pareiithe- Nov.. 2:2: W estem M ontana JV, 1 I says: Has developed her \(Westwood H.S.) ses): Nov.. 3: Miles City CC, 6 p.m. Coach soys: When shele starts hit- Nov.. 4: University «>f M ary JV.V. 11 a.m. a threat offensively. She’s ring, look out. Won th«the 3'poirit 1. Midlandind College, Texas (27-6) lling into the fundamentals Valley State College, (22-9) ut Casper, Wyo. WM ys brings a happiness 10 the #11 JiNGA GOIshoodng contest at thee ’Meet’ th e 2. U tah Va Caspc:p er Pizza H u t C lassic, at Eagles’ night. Scrappy,y, offensive 3. Weatheiherford Collegc, Texas (29-4 Nov.. 1(16: Garden City (Kan.) CCCC. THA H | ispite how hard it gets for ey County (Kan.) CC, (30-3) rolloKc JV , TBA in a game.red Is oh 19'J9 state cliami)i- dynamo. And a big-timele volunteer 4. ’ Nov.. i:17: Rocky M in (Colo.) Cull liglu it up <|U n itv asset • 5. WestarKafk(Ark.)CC.(14-14) ■ . 18: Casper College, TBA am at BearLitke. and a great communii ' Junior Collegc. Texas (34-2]2 ) Nov. If ]Renowned sum m er cam rai Arizona College. (31-3) Ladyly (Golden Eagle Coca-ColCola C lassic back East. 8. Gulf CCoioast (Fla.) CC. (28-6) .)C C ,6p.m . iw esiem Illinois College, (3434-3) Nov.. 2‘24: Green R iver (Wash.) C 9. Southwt .m, 10. Caspei Nov.. 2'25: Casper College, 6 p.m, # 2 1 Crystal Ha 11. CopTal; S & S ’(iS 2 .! c c ,'2’«•6 (G ) F r e s h 12. Indepeependence (Kan.) CC. (28-S)5) SWAC(\C re g u la r s e a s o n Age:ae:38 13, Trinityifty VaUey (Texas) CC. (24-6-6) Dec.. 8: Salt Lake. 5 p.m. Yeanin First 14. Jeffenferson College, Mo. (31-5) Dec.. 9: Utah Valley S tate, 6 p.m.p.n CoodBching 15. Snow)w rtona Beach (Fla.) CC, (27-4) Dtiship team Jun.. 6: at D ixie, 5:30 p.m. Assists •24. R icks'k s College. Idaho (29-8) ry, 5:30 p.m. 25. Graystlyson County College, TexasIS (33-1) . an.. 111: at T re a s u re Valley, Preston 1 un.. 19:V. E a s te rn U tah , 6 p.m>.m. Wom. 2S. Mcndindian (Miss.) CC, (23-7) 27. Loulsbilsburg CoUege, N.C. (19-6) . 20: Colorado Northwestestern. 6 p.m. assista 28. Northirtheastem Oldahoma AScI^l . 25: at North Idaho, 5:30:30 p.m. ■Ricks CoTanner 4, 29. Cindnidnnati State (Ohio) CC, (29-i s r i.27: i at Ricks, 5:30 p.m.1. 30. Statete iFair (Mo.) CC, (N/A) •eb.. 22: D ixie, 6 p.m . I. 3: Snow, 6 p.m . R •i‘ Others recreceiving votes: (in alphabetetical order) Feb. 3 1999 Dietrich eet Kendall Grant »Westem. Bacone College., BlockI Hawk Feb.I. 8:8 T re asu re V alley , 6 p, lligli state AriionaW I. 16: at C o lo rad o NW, ’5^305:: p.m. s baskottjall head coach sgree, C ollegc, BlBlinn College, Butler CCounty CC. Feb. 1 championship College of»f !S outhem Idaho, East C en tral CC. Feb.., 17: 1 at E astcn Utah, 5:^ 1 County CC, peb. 2 ST in: Children. Greg 10. Carly 7. Tai Georgia PeriPerimeter College, Howard < 1.23: R icks. 6 p.m . V r ig h t hoot Slato Jo h n A. LoLogan College, Lake Rciegion State fcb.I. 24:2 N orth Id a h o , 6 p.m.m. Ace >nths ^^or3l Dakota State CoUege state, 5:30 p.m. K e n d a l l jto d from Modlson High S c h o otato l.' Leogue College, Nor rch 2: at Utah Valley Sta »ry In Northeastt Nl^ssissippi CC, Otero JCr c ° s f s s rch 3: at Salt Lake, 5:3050 ip.m. 3SISTANT . Ricks College. '8 4 ; Bachelor’s c ionStnleCC, .. G r a n t jsslstant. C C Sheridaiidan CoUege, Southem Unio rch 8-10: SWAC Regionalnals, TBA COACH te Unlvefslty. ‘87: M oster's degnoach. T allahassei;see CC, Three Rive« C Kondoll Jr. 1 0 montfi SSISTANT ;'i Education: Graduatoc i I Assocloto of Arts. Rli ■ • English. Utah S tote I ; • English, University ol ;!n ii .d: Rexburg. Idor iCaraar highlights: Me : ; tMSkotbslI cham pion ; ; Ployer of th e Year. 1' ’ • Belgium and Franco, ’ ' Ricks Coliogo, 19S3- Preston High School, Ricks College. 1993- , H TI»m ir»..T»>iFS 11,2000

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S t d )C K T e) N E ^v J D U RES ■ Anotherseasc^son rolk aroundiand - the Jazzpoi•oint man is stillpplaying ignore that truth.” SALT LAKE CITYIY (AP) - As I------Ihat’s no immrdiattlte threat for John Stockton begirgins his 17th Opening Oj night Stockton or the 37-year-old 3 NBA season, he has gi JOO at Ortando. 5:30 p.m. Malone, who’s b e g ii^ning his 16th tomed to questions ab< B at Atlanta. 5:30 p.m. At 38, it’s as muchI a part of his cierelandffd st New Jeraey, 5:30 pjn. Utah coach Jerry Sloan said gam e as th e pick-ant p eo p le m arvel for fans evei.very time he mer'thejle Jazz drafted a high scho6"l haven’t been convinciced because t ^ e s the court. With p roduct,ct. 19-year-old DeShawn" they haven’t won a cluhampionship, and steal, hc extencsnds his NBA g,evensnson, who wore diapers but we haven't sacriflificed every- records in both categc;egonss. T h ( ^ when StocktonSlo was a rookie. ,, thing ih the world tot' try to • numbers now standmd at 13,790 “I'o[ten fte wonder how difficult “it that," Sban said. assists and 2,844 steak^ would-bebe at 19 years old to move1 Stockton is a modedel of consis- Stockton is older, bubut opponents j„,o thislis lifestyle,” Stockton said2 • tency and loyalty. He on target say he’s as good as evej when asi about Stevenson. “I 3n Celtics big wn . Uttle hit, „ q to pass former Boston “He's slowed down want to leave home at 19,• man John Havlicekc nexti month but it seems when hele sislowed down period." , for the NBA recort fo r physically, he gott eeven better Whileic the t changes on Stockton’s le franchise - 'hiladelphia’s watch an * games with the same m en tally ,” SJfid Phil are a fun topic for fans, tef 1.270. flamboyant Allen Iververson, a G ^ - doesn'tt haveh time for a retro^wc- But since records doilon't xnotivate Xer who is a contrntrast to the ^is he'sj done armually su kf e him. don’t ask Stocktoi:on about it steady, low-key Utahh ppoint m aa e n te rining j the league in 1984, “Don't tell m e. Whalatever it is, I “ I t’s sp ecial play>aymg against Stocktonon is focused on the season don't'even want to knu to be proud of you I against the swaggerin ’t “That's what it com es)s down to.” godM. Sacramento's Jason1 WWilliams. can pla;(lay anymore,’ you can’t BestBet& Brecaking; the bairrier • Rve NBA games not toLO miss mis yoar as the 200001CVOl NBA season begins; 30 pjn. MST, TBS. . EmI Uoyd ofth*, tOct.31-1. Latwfs at Tnll BtazafS, 8:30 p in integrated school system, Opening night's marqutjuee game is this rematch of' thetho Wostom Conference NBA’s first[black b noment drew little national Syracuse finals.}. Portlond,I which blew a IS^xilnpoint lead in the fourth qusr- cion, not even drawing a men- Nationals, sec­ tor off GameG 7 last June to ollow U>eheUkorsto L player says hihe’s no in The New York Times. It ond from Istt, J ^ m g . Odvanonee 10 the NBA Rnals. got biggergger and bet- 9 m U a B lothing, Uoyd said, Uke theJie blocks a shot by)y tefoveirtjr the summer by odding Shawrlawn Kemp inson iny Robinson faced when he S g and OaDalo Oavis. The Lakers, meonwhinwhilo. hovo a now addition Jackie Robin the Philadelphia d the Brooklyn Dodgers in was partly responsible for thele nlinickname ‘Jail Blazers* Warrion Nsll In Isaiah Rider, who wi NEW YORK (AP)P) - Earl Uoyd 1947^** ' lhat dogged the Portiatland franchise in the lote '90s.Os. is th e first to adm!:mit he was no “Howow cori you com pare one of Johnson Jackie Robinson. three blackbl players going into the on . Jan.. 523 - Toronto «t Ortamto, 5:301:30 p.m. MST. Fifty y ears ago> in Rochester, to ,what happened to Jackiekie J. Tho first meeling offorormer Raptors teammates VinceInce Cartor and^acy Lloyd became thee fifirst black to nson? Anybody who makes In . ^ 4. McGrady.y. whose relationship was damajimaged by / play in an NBA game H' “1™ that comparisonCOI is crazy,” Lloyd•yd commentsr^ts McGrady modo In a magazinei2lno inter- similarities end therethi when It jaij Mondaymc by telephone fromom view oversr the summer. When osked in JiJuly what .comes to compiiriniring him self to hishom^)me in Fairfield Glade, Tenn. •* w g P will hflppopon In Uieir first meeting. Carterirter report- Robinson, who brokeke imajor league “ Proro basketball in 1950 was/as ■ edly said,Id, 'Pick a number betwoen 40 aond 50.* McGrody doesn't baseball’s radal barriiirrier. flcdolir^ing. I’m not saying it wasras retum to Toronto untiltil April 1 in an NBC re^onal tolocast.lolo “Let’s get real,'’ saisaid Uoytl, who totallyy ho1 hum, but it was hard to will toss up the cereinemonial open- ganeratrate interest. The notorietye v • Feb.. 113 - Al»«tar W e >t WatMnCWngton,4p.m. ing tip Tuesday ni^Jght in J e sea- factorr just ju didn’t exist at that time, MST. NBC. The currenttnt Joke moking Ifs way aroundnd UUio league Is that the . . son*opener a t Madiadison S q u are “ Basenseball was a national pas- game will go off as sdscheduled as long as Uie Eastonstem Conference can find 12 Garden between thehe Philadelphio And Jackie Robinson broke)ke decent ployers. KarlI VMalono has alreocty said ho(doesn't do« think Uie fans will 76ers and the New YoYoricKnicks. virgin gixmnd to the chagrinyin during a gana on vote him In as a startiirter'. Voting begins Nov. 13. The 72-year-oldId !Lloyd often Inr of people, includinf* hif:hlf: easier vras the The 1 March 28 19S6. hears the comparisirison between teammtmates, and excelled to the State) to the NBA e ^ r - SMttI* at New York, 5:3010 p.p.m. MST, TBS. himself and Robin:jinson, and he pojnt wherewl he made the HaUI of acceptance of his teammateste dur- 50th an Fifty yoars s^otecial In Patrick Ewing makes hishi retum to Madison Squarero SiSorden to foce mo Knicks. points out that he brobroke the NBA s Fame! inir what was unquestionablybly ing his first traininglg camp. All he the leaj RochMter, UoydJovd who traded him aflerir IEwlng spent 15 yeors as thele cccornerstone . . color barrier only,y tbecause of a his worforst sport. He was an All-Ul- had to do was showV themi M could . events became the first fmnchlse In an unfulfilled questest (for a cham- wiU be nt^. ■^H^ofthefra scheduling quirk. A m eriarican halfback at UCLA, heh e play Qt their leveL black man to Ip. Bad feelings linger botwoon«n EEwlng and in “For me, I was t»m bo and raised ductio con’s should welcome Lloyd's team, thehe Washington i^d thehe Pacific Coast League in play In an NBA pcr’s management, but the fans shou Capitols, played thetheir opener on scoring:Tg in basketball and he wasIS a in segregation in AJexantiria, Al Va. daught , ^ d Ewlng baMck warmly. The first Knicks-Sori-Sonlcs gamo . Oct. 31 al a highI scschool gym in worid And bccause you'vefe been treated wife, Ir game. I for. is Nov. 14 at Key Areirena. Rochester. Most NBABA teams began pare himhin to me is a knee-slapper.”r.” inferior all your life lefigue • purchased Sweetwaw ater Clifton’s retume52- and Ohio State anmd UCLA and Tri-Citi r the second half of last season,son, while ■ contract from tlthe Harlem 53scascason and spent the next eightght Georgetown and N.C.N. S tate, you DeZcle NBA is com m em orat^ ti TImbefwolves figure to be inicon- cor wt^DALUiS. Globetrotters, andind the Boston seasonsns with Syracuse and Detroit,oit, kind of ask yourself::f:D oIbekm g? 1948-4Sanniversary of blacks joinii jMiE:Uon with Sacramento forsevenU:-enUi ond w MSS sK ks .Celtics drafted Chuckuck Cooper. averag:aging 6.4 points and 6.4 “For a yoimg blalack m an from Nationieague w ith a series of sped nth placo in the conference, Virginia to competelte at that level mergeJtS during the season. Uoj 'mm xas Lloyd described his first game as reboundmds. 49 to • “uneventful,” perhai-haps bccausc it H c saids« whal made his transi-«»■ ond leam that h e belongsbe there, it Assodsbe joined in pregame intr . was played in a dtyity that already tion from fro college {West Virginian ia was a trxie defining; moment." n fbrmtions th tonight by Clifton ^ te r, A nita Brown; Coopei , Irva, and son. Chuck Jr^ oi ear-old H ank DeZonie, a f< ; N B A _ member of the New Yoi oni Lenny Wilkens - nmoving from Clippers?ers will have fo u r 2 0 -y<^- on the conference favororite had they Ratliffs b arn sto rm in g league w! , Corey Maggette, Lamar j ContlmMd from Dl 'T hiee conference champion ed five games in 1950 forsed tl Atlanta to Toronto,*, where Vince olds, C< na Pacers lost their coach,:h, not traded Ewing 10K the Sonics Kukoc i e’s superstar of Odom,n, Quentin ( Richardson aiid The Suns foundid ia shooter in Indiana iris Dudley, to coachCities L Blackhawks. Mjn- Carter is the league’s F Bird, and three starters1 - and his backup, Chri in g the moment? Keyonin IDooling, on th eir o p e m ^ : Tony Delk, the Jaaa s found some ^ 1 7 ^ ® nd the Suns, replacinjng th em w iih ditionin;iZonie also played 18 games c rosier, olong with 19-year- g in Donyell Smits, Mark Jackson and [-♦9 for th e Dayton Rens of tl Isiah Thomas tacakes over in ni^t ro : veteran scoring along wiui veteran Chrisris Luc Longley, Travisis Knight and ^ Ham ilton with old Darii)arius Miles. ; Marshall, Daruyt MManning and onal Basketball League, whiilin- Indiana, Leonard Hj [n. Being asked to step up Felton Spencer, 5 to the Wizard?, Alvinn G entry with In Utah, Ui 37-year-old Karl ; John Starks, the• Sn Ewing, and the oungsters Jermaine O’Neal, K±ition of America in 1949the the Clippers and DaveD Cowens Malone : found a cen ter in Ev arrin^on, Jonathan Benderler ing the team thre•ee players - Geiger r *. Also, Sidney Stocktokton have a new teen-dfte ; K i^ landed Doug^Christie in a Sprewell and first dayI die NBA. with Golden State, leff Foster. along vrith L atrell S ned Lowe is the nevew coach in teammaiimate, DeShovm Stevensoryr • trade wilh Toronto. ist year, we used to laugh at Allan Houston - whotio basically do Orlan >n Scott joins the latestlate player to make' • Even the traditiotional non-con- . le Evring trade by Dun( sots Vancouver, Byron s like we have now,” R eg^e ^ e the tame thing. The ady . New Jersey andI 1L on K ru g e r jum p> fromfrc high school phenom *10 ! tenders improved.rd. The Denver T said. ^ “They were athletic,dc, also m ade a b a d1 rebounding i Grant I Ita, v^ose cen- first-roi•round draft pick. Cod^b Nuggets made thnhree trades to but lost mg- takes over in Atianti \ ifter four quarters we wouldlid leam even worse.- Jen ter, Dikembc Mutonambo, is re«v- Jerryy SloanS is already raving ; add Danny Fortson,«!, Robert Pacic - afw Charlotte, whichh dealt Eddie stersiff C to Eric Snow to Toni It his defense. ard. The Dallas »«veoVour way with them, ering from a mild cm•ntA of malaria. about hi ; and Voshon Lenard fe're the team we used to Jones and Anthon>ny M aso n to Wallaceic to Geiger, who pleased jht coaches are Bryaryant and Kevin Garnptt I Maverick^ with threhree first-round ___ ” f trick Colenum “Theit Larry Brown with his conlew Five of those eighi up on.” Miami, still has Derr a i i former NBA players, S t a r teed d ithe trend that S teven^ > draft picks andnd Christian b«atup rn, and Elden CampbellelL Along with Yorkling co at the start of tratninf Miles have continued, axf,i m i., could ami traded P.J. Brown, ade “These things a;appear to be and Mil ; Ijjettner added to th ll Mashbum, Lenard, Otistis Brown and M ashbtuum, who were “The yc hoenix coach Bryantn t nowt has an NBA ch ^ (j^ - : push for a playoff sp< he Heat, the up a elot looked good for 15 mxan in cyclical,” said Phi -pe and Clarencece acquired from tht hin. ^ott Sidles, who tctook over last orishipip ringi while Garnett has a By the time the th Western cherspoon, then lost Alonzoizo Hornets are one o f thetl few teams teams.” Brown1 ^ d , referring tc )anny Ainge $1263 mm illion co n ti'ac t a n d ,aii ; C o n feren ce plajlayoff, end, Weathc rill hav e a dis- Charloltr reinjuring his knee on oseth« season after Da ming for the season withI a in the East that wil :on- redOTed. “When I firstfi cam e into Olympicnpic gold medoL i.; • whichever team emiBmmes wiH b e M ounu tinct height advantntage on tnost teamslay i of comp. Ith also have the fortune,;t' ffiaboutthe todn^,syoilment. the the league in '86, thst tvro key pieces in young ier infufflon of there,e, butt it should be a good u conference last seascrason, only o n c - .11 of the key ing chaChucky Atkins and Bervin- There is a furthe of familiarity. All ry - youth among the• jJilayers. The one. I the Philadelphia 76ers7& - rem m s e Knicks might have beenen Sixers are back.:, fro m T heo ningestice. I intact. here’s great parity,” Nev coach Je ff Van Gimdy said younger team s have mad« 1. . iot of ground on the veterar ! s. MUwaukee, Philadelphia lo tte , O rlan d o - a ll thos« IS are going to be in con an for being the best in thi as well a s some of the olde ere have been several coach hanges, including the win sst coach in NBA history • TlMMdey. October 31,'200 TWtrf Flit, Mrfio M

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Sp o r t s (—SpoiIRTS IN BIiRIEF —1 T itans;1 snap Resdskins’S s t r e a k w ii t h 2 7 - 2 11 victory Rolle was then buriciied under a The Titaitans defense had heldI CSrs Palomnar to redshirt thistli season LANDOVER, Md.. {A(A?) - Had an 18-yardord TD pass as th e Titans he end rone every offenfense it faced this season lintained a tw>game lead pile of teiunmates in thc 1 TWIN FALLS -- 'College of Southern Idal[daho freshman Siria Samari Rolle returnedled the inter- (7-1) main and couldn't make it of;off the field to three playspl and a pimt on its the remainder of the vouldn't have o v e r Piti'ittsburgh in the AFC ' series. The Redskins1 Palomar has electe;ted to medical redshirt thc ception 80 yards, it wou 1. Thc loss knocked thc without an injury timeoi«ut. opening s 1 and will Ukely transfer;er at the end of the m eant a thing- C en tra l. ' Jther inter- ended thathat streak emphatically volleyball season : IS (6-3) out of first place in Rolle also had anotl second semester. Instead. Rollc stuntumbled his Redskins ( ception at the Redskirin s 33 with w ith a 16-p6-play, 84-yard drive that sketball greot Rafofl lhe goal line th e NFC'C East, one-half game ) and included four third- Palomar, daughihter of former CSI baskei weary body across lhe 1:59 to play, ending WnWashington’s took 8:19 aj d a hairline fracture in1 hiher foot during the' 1 the last play behind thethe New York Giants. aversions. . . . • Palomor, suffered for that final yard on th 's interception was as dra- last real chance to driv•ive the ball down convc cs of the season and stru;truggled for playing of the first half.f, and th e Rene’s i The moslost dynamic third-downI first three weeks were well on m a tic as a they come. The downfield. , time after the injujury. , Tennessee T itans wcr The Titans iised EddIdie George play camene when Brad Johnson, ontinue her career at iventh consec- Redskins,ns, trailing 13-7, had the he most mobile of quar- The decision to> fforgo the se^on and cont their way to their sever on seven consecutive plplays to set hardly the ol wos mutually agreedi uponu by CSI coach ball on theth Tiuins 34 with 10 sec- sive touch- terbacks, escapede a sack by spin- a different school utive victory. maining in the half. up their only offensi I Ben Stroud andI IPalomar. She is undeciecided about where Rollc’s score wass oone of two ondsrenuj down, scored by Wychi:heck in the ning awayly from1 Jevon Kearse and lows her to maintain urns for the Rolle1 steppedst in front of Irving Jig 13 yards before taking5 she’ll go next yea:>ar, but the redshirt allow touchdown on returr fourth quarter. Georgege sprained scrambling ollegiate athletic eligibiliiaility despite playing Titans as they beatt WWashington F ryar andind caught the ball at thc I last week’s a stiff hitt fromfi Denard Walker. AL four full years col in, knowing that he had to his ri^ t knee early in 1 5 in six matches forr the Eagles this season.I. 27-21 Monday night,It, eending the 19. Theri, 14-G victory over Baliiliimore and pass intererference call on Rolle Redskins’ five-gameime winning run it allall thc way back because D start until gave theI RedskinsP first-and-goal. tim e hadlad expired, Rolle went wus not confirmed to : streak. shortly before kickoff. SShowing no and Johnsmson hit fullback Mike Griesetake!BS responsibility:y for arrest : Derrick Mason retunturned a punt from sidedcUne to sideline, reading two plays later with a 5- jrback Brian Griese? cks all the woy to the end obvious effects from thehe injury, he Sellers twi DENVER - Deienver Broncos quarterb 69 yards, and former;r WashingtonV his blocks carried 22 times for 71, yyards. yard passs toti make it 7-0.' nan” to take responsibilitility for his weekencJ ^check caught zone. stood up “as a mi dght end Frank ' ’'vchi arrest on suspicioron of drunken driving. Griese, son of FHall of Fame quarterbacDack Bob Griese, wai pulled over Saturcirday on an interstate outsu tsid e Denver. Policcf parade ih zone. Griese said a( r three-ti]im e chaiimps at f said he was travel!eling 80 mph in a 65 mph z Fans d:heer for ,f a news conferencece that he had “a couplee olof drinks" at dinner here and they know)w who th e an d ther«ere were no reports of [ore heading home, (AP) - that goes3cs back a very, very long with a friend befoi NEW YORK hooky mothers are,” ssuid Donna injuries, 3 “I’m going to tatake full responsibility’ fofor it bccause that’s Thousands of fansns lined the time.” I Toscano of Wyckoff,r, N.J.. with PoliceJ reported r two stabbings I I am,” he said. “I’m gc>inioing to stand up; take oes for the “Has5 theret ever been a team e parade route on lower just the way that ] Canyon of Heroes i her friend Lori Cookeice and their near the j s w h a te v er I’m goining to receive and take it ias a man and go on raight ticker- better thanth this one?” Giuliani /a y . Neither victim was Yankees’ third sirai( four young children.. ‘ “It doesn’t B roadw aj ,f from th ere .” tape parade Mondayly eas manager shouted,id. “Thc bestl” principal is considerc>red lo be in danger of ; court date. ms of shredded paper matter because our p ‘ The 25-year.oldd Griese faces a Jan. 16 coi Joe Torre hailed hislis players as Reami a Yankee fan." d e a th , aand it was unclear : team of a ll hurled1 from fr office windows cre- r the violence was relat- “maybe the best te a virtual blizzard as: • Blustery winds an,nd piles of whether t .ketball camp i time.” a te d a cary scene cd to theile parade. Filer Wlldca:ats to hold bask) e-goers - many of themI paper’created a sci i league is ser to take: Mayor Rudolph GiulianiGii gave parade-^ toward-the end of tlthe parade A pollo llce o fficcr on th e FILER - A basksketball skills camp and le :y to the city s k ip ping in i work or school - 5 floai was struck on the gh School Nov. 3-4, 10-11.1 aond 17-18. each Yankee a key l i the Yankees celebrate; whcn at least four fir.ires erupted mayor’s fl I place at Filer Higl and gushed that: “Th•The relation- h elp e d t I; the cause bridge of his nose by a flying^ The camp will bbe for players in gradeses : 3-6. T he cost is $20; ourth World Scries cham- and quickly spread; /ill take place at Filer, ship between the pecpeople of the their fou was not immediatelely known. phone bocijook; hc was not serious- which includes a1 T-shirt.1 Registration will and thc New pionshiplip in five years. Nov. 3. All players shoulduld come with a clean, city of New York am : called thc school fromI Firefighters doused tthe flames, lyhurt. from 7:30-8 p.m. M York Yankees is a 1love affair “We c pair of gym shoeoes. For more informatiiation, contact coach Lenington or coacich Moon a t Filer High SchSchool - 326-5944. e r t i m e tth rille r D e v i l eIs e d g e ]Pantherr s i n o v ( Fittipaldi mnotors to rainy CARTCi title mix Coyotes the rest.Jt, giving Colorado few FONTANA. Ca:alif. - In a champ carar racingi version of ■ shutout as the Phoen I de Ferran were still EAST RUTHERFtRFORD. N .J. handed the Colorado0 Avalanche second chchances. “Survivor,” Chrisiistian Fittipaldi and GH di (AP) - Bobby Holikk sscored from NHL e sciison, 4 ^ going at the finishsh and eamed $1 millionn each.e their first loss of the I the rain-delayed MarlboiIboro SOO on Monday,, the right circle wiihih 3:05: left in ______■ Monday night. ^ Oilers 5, Mighty Ducks 3 Fittipaldi won i le New Jersey Bret HedlcanH and OUi Jokinen finished third to captureire the closest points overtime to give the I J Jererhy Roenick adidded a goal EDMOl[ONTON, Alberta - The,e a n d d e F erran fii mong only six drivers; Devils a w ild 6-5 win wi: over th e scored1 iwicc t' and Igor Larionov h e Coyotes, o i , „ s ,,,< le race in CART hislistory. The two were amoi for Florida, which blew, and an assist for thi shook off a 3-3 tie in the n engines ond other; Florida Pantherss o on M onday o n ce foi t who ran their unbea;alen streak ,, jjeriod, j scoring twice to0 still running att the end', after blown e th ree two.goal tw leads in the first h mechanical attritiition decimated the fieldId ofc 23 cars that took: night. i and then came back in1 to nine gam es (7-0-2)2). Colorado le Mighty Ducks off with Patrik Elias and1 SrVER - Sean Burke made file d fo r free agegency Mondoy. featured seven goals r goals on just 16 shotsts. Burke did than a year that he 10 shots. 45 saveves for his 23rd career Rodriguez, 25,5, had said for more thi didn’t want toJ talk money with thele Seattle! Mariners,: _ until after he bebecome a free agent. ThThe Atlanta Bravesi: Los A n g eles Docodgers and New Y ork Mets Mi are thought to -; Footballlll______- n- .be interested inn the star shortstop, ing back J.D. Careyy < opened w ith an incom- may be interested iff- yards forfoi a first down. And on thee Tigers. Senior runnini rd Some have saiaid the Yankees also ma; ContlniMd from Dl d Soloaga scored with aa 28-yard run plete pas)ass followed by a 5-yard ’ Derek Jeter is their: 'ing play, Lee Cook passed And on third down,n, him, even thougIgh World Series MVP D« ed from its opponernenfs4Q.yard I- around the left sidide. Soloaga loss. Ar lowing two down yearsirs by Scott Brosiu^: . Cook 16 yards for a touch- nversionona Shoshonone dropped the Coreyjy s h o rts to p . Folio line and played untilitil it scored or That ^ score marked the endd added the 2-point com light be interested in an upgrade at thir^^ rer. Each team quarterbirback for another 10-yardrd th e V a n k ees mil turned the ball over, game. 3.yard run. b ase . got onc chancc toJ sc score (in th e d In the final matchuiup of the day loss, *y [ne 2 p itte d R ic h field ing-Soloaga Facmgng fourth and 20, Carey event of a tie, thce t 40 yards onn no gain, a poss interfirference call “The d -h R ed s’ vacant m aranagerial job. g gave Shoshone a firs'rst down and nated,”,” said Shoshone coach e Mariners offered a new*w contract< to Piniella, loser playwg Shoshor ield’s opening Jrive, leading Sant. "They got after theie Last week, the won a coin toss to t n the momentum it ne«leeded to put Mark Sai their manager fo:for the past eight seasons,ns. Piniella reportedly juchdown. Lucero .scored on 1 zone. Three Carey offoffense.” hen he managed the- first from th e 40 yai /ard run up the gut of thee the ball in the end 2 : up for Shoshone is a date,te e a r n e d S1.3 millillion lost season, wher th e second play of plays later, Shoshorone quarter- Next ui ; AL championship series,es. The Mariners have n defense. 10 City. Mariners to the J ree-year contract. drive, however, thehe Tigers fum- /6 points was all the Tigers-s back Logan Brown kept ki the ball at Idaho < 2p reportedly offerered him a $7 million, three back keeper by ^ th e In d ian s “ W e’n!*re just cxcited to keep bled on a quarterbac 1 get as the Lucero was tack-<. and scored, and tl :ty inaeased their lead tito 8-0 by giv- playing."g." Sant said. “Idaho City Convl to n Stiff am Mte reports ■ Quinton Kent. i the point-after attem pt. ailback and a fullback thatlat Carey took over onthcWon yard . d ing the ball to Sololoago on the has a tail )shone. meanwhile, needed are bothth ]pretty good.” line. 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