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3336^3130632—1-2 /AL16/2001_>, vvww.magicvallelley.cdm S h i JIM PAPK E —-2627-E YANDELL. TX 7 9 9 0 3 ' EL r‘ASO T n ± 1 1 1 ]l e s -& $ 1 . 5 0 - Twin Falls, Idah(iho/96th year. No. 34? 4 3 ______\L . Sunday, ID cccm bcr.9, 200131 G o o d m o rNING n Dell eeyes W e a 'I'h e r • Today:f. (Clouds - w b R K CQF AITT term ;ome.siuL______long-t( a snow3W show- J? erortwtwo. High3434,low -- laboTfpool I 16. By Virginia s . Hutchlnchins . PageA 2 P Tlmes-News writerr______

- - - tvVIN FALLS,S -^- Long-haul M a g i c V a l l e ' H trucking was Ciari:iaran Murphy's solution to the seaseasonal layoffs :_____ I ancl low pay he: saisaid he experi- B B rW l n pet)6 ts:T h e I enced here in a scric«;ries of constnic- I tion, paving and1 cocontainer-plant Q S M p t r J Mai^ g i c /alley has------I jobs. —l E B ^ S M - V a l I But'irucking; ruruns took him ------its:ts share 1 away from Tivin1 FaFalls, whidj he ofp)fpetUa- I has called home: siisince the early ' ma2 I ’80s. So lir; promi.seai-sed his stay-at- I home wife it wouldild sstop as s(x>n as p [ tlie expense of raisi■aising three children and putting; thethem ihougli pri vate schools ended.c'd. In March, Murphirphy’s last truck o n e y M came home. Going up: New homes,iS, ja com- But tlie terroristst aiattacks of Sept. b-support 11, he said, driedd u{up funding and puter company’s tech*si put an early end to fhis .season as a • center and a caiôn-rir■rim support contractac to r for U.S. development boosted I Bureau of Land MarManagement fire- ' November’s building'inlV in vin fiû n g . Falls. • ‘Tve been lookinjking since Oct. 11 PF a g e D l H for work," the 45-;45-year-oId said Saturday at a DcDell Computer Corp. job fair. So the computetLiter giant’s mid- a m i l y l i i k F - October announcenicement of a new More Isn't better Howow to win H m I technical-supportort operation in the war against materi;erialism at lWat«llM/tWTtaw*l«r, Twin Falls caughtIt MMurphy’s attention, and he appUciplied last month ______Christmastime.____ in Fbtherf^l! u s e s u overheadI prop ro jecto f to te a c h a n a rt le ssom r to the fifth- and sixth-gradeiders atKlraberlirElementaty.se^School, ------for a tech-supportrtjob. jo ------"PI ag e E l------"""" “ It’s a real pluiplus to sec Dell ______m ove—into—the—tie—com m unity._____ IV J b ^ u s e we obviou*iously need some t y diversification," hhe e !said. SpoR're Art,, music innake bettter studeents, edu(jcators saJ But Dell recruiterliters recommend- Ultimate prize: This y&year’s ^ :e the College cif Heisman TVophy winntrmer ByJuDePenoIK8 diithing out?” to Murtuiigh,h, w h ere a 2 ls t debzebated since it became popu Southern Idaho’sa’s inew PC’ Prep And the fact (hat she liasIS virtu- Century grantt vwill pay for after- in1 theth 1980s. FotherÛ admits: course. He foUowe.iwed their advice almost quit his footballjallteam Ttme^Wewwk w ifte r i > no expert on that subject, 1 ------all;ally no discipline problemsIS when' school an k-v-wm;ons. Superintendem is nc ’It and will t iy a g ^n f for o a Dell job. __ three years ago. 1 Sifled5-16 tbehumed-d - stealth’ and cover. ' i m ~fiyc«73narxrmiiF ------. | . h o ld . ------Mj^jcv&neyi-S • - r A i v . s ~i^roilitary i operations - l! U H H l f l v taiy perso5onncI ...... - " g fr n 1 K a n d a h a r .Obituaries ...2 S ectction E focusontfeth e TalilKm's mountain- cansend,td greet- '■ '|jr 4 was reponed to vinnib ousredoubiubts near Tora Bora in êam s dear tha caw j ol W\K ■ kJaho/West.2^ ^ , y i Ck £ t-'i -V=im . be tense, with ulyL/fe .1-6 n o rtb e a s tctem i Afghanistan, Vice I . the rival armed 5 T Lunch menus .6 - Cf^sswSSWfd...2 PresidentD: Didc Cheney b prrad- 5B |IH 8S TbetmetirtiRCs B ; groups that I------' wOlappea■earon '■ t a O R - DearAI the hunr for bin replaced the etttenants from a secret the newspaper's Web site, k)ldûmgu(vmounted- X ^ l Taliban jockey- SeniofiuOfS . . .4,0 com m andd center < drilled bun- . wnwjna^cvalleyxom. - III T rt 5------^Tape— — laah igWa to gy j : " .' ------Ing-forcontrol— I f e e t dow n in to th e A / peeting can be sent to a spispîc Convntivnuni^ . A dre4» of f i m of key parts of‘j Incriminatesi il granite of a mountain . • person or unit, or to tbe armened |P ^ ------the-city-and— ' “ fofcerm generairJusrTainjpJP f'f------occasionally Web site, scroO down and cQcwKon r j i y f i j y bln Laden, eycomb of chambers - “ ; - exchangingg an n m w c ^ l in fo r 3,000 workers, it the'Hofiday Home Front Gfce l a r f l t e SoMeraimimust SohSeiB leave 10Ighl ' gunfire. TalksCS - A 2 ‘ b ^ lS o wm n power generators, air icon. Then didc on 'GreetingsIgs to ' ufBnaDBSc [vusedbecdusiinaltie liewayofof . maitots lnihd ■ were reported-d - "------_ cooditionmjling and water purifica-• : AmW Forces PersonneJ.' r to set up a civ^ tf leo don't haw© Wemet acce Idkiiura ;,lwoby trapsaqps tunn^toMnmj f f . ■ ly under way to 'Itti tion^stenems. Shidded by steel I cess. -b la st douhfi on and avoid an: C lassifii you can mail your greeting to, ind cause- — WggsradljyI ty ^ ireis; 'areas have'b^' :ials, speaking by; Logonto~. - The TimesWeiw. P.O. Box 54 . : .'Tribal official' w i t h s t a nid d a direct hit by an telephone from3m Pakistan, said' _ _TrtifeflsJ0..S3303.{wJ.we'wTi post_____ -- %T atomic bom ^rnore than'200OO jArabs loyal to the vice president and ItonCneforyw. a o d jta i Press: U£. Amy Wm.Vm. J.C«steaa,N.Happ.S.HoBmanr MK»y peiMfml can sendIpcet- 0 - ' - ' Osam a bin Ladenden were still liold- ■ II ■ his aidesI nreceive all dispatdies ' facilityT* Cheney said of ings home via the same WebK> site. goes down- fac )f bin ing out-at the; KaKandahar airport . ' iMunvMSail-kHMUl {com VS.5. military, commands 17,000 mUes away, as LacLaden’s cave network. a itd re fu s in g t o susurrender. ^ ' an/l ptffTUp Greetings wm be accepted urrtiiitllN™ M oiediaii7j ligence agencies world- ' autumn sno'nows settle onto ““Believes to be” has tume

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D C ^ i a ^l s a 46 37_;e ___ I C^Jiuiiin id a d ,677-4042 Weatherther (W): s-sunriy. pc-partly cloudy.ly. < frcloudy. 8h-showore. t-thundorstilorstorms. r-rain,’ to« j ■09' ■ BBI "• I lieig Bf-snowlow (lufTlos. sn-snow, Mco, • iNewcre^ moves;s into spacice statiorn Tape5 further iimplicateSS bin Lacaden CAPE-CANAVERALAL," Fla. '• space'stationon commander from plar)lane.” attacks in New York anand and th at they chfien£ered. He then ...... “ j ; I (AI’).-:Two.American asuistronauts. American Fra■rank Culbertson. The AsA: gear moved back andifoni, f S u sp e ct dl e e s c r i b e s Etshington. according, to goverem- indicated on the taptape thar more ■ ‘ I and their Russian comnmmander cosmonaut keptke; peeking through acr tlthe World Trade jJuslijslim world that Washingtc;ton collapse of both tovtowers, th e al- . ing much greater ; since August. . C a rlW a lz ...... - clot]Jothes, science experimentstsand Center as beinf has unjustly accused bibin Qaida leader said,id, was totally ex p ected , 1—— ------1 • Tlie new residents’ fomormfitting Culbertsonon said he's advised spaipare parts. Once emptied, it will ^ Laden. unexpected, (jash according to senii:nior govern- U f4 n ! seat liners for the lifeboatoat had to the newcomerlers to be patient and be>e filledf with dirty laimdry, ti “It is very d ea r that bibin U.S. intelligence«ce offidals arc t only witli one anoth- andind used equipment andJ put ment offidals. Laden not only ha[lad not certain as to why/hy the tapo was ! be carried over and insinstalled, tolerant, not 0 :, which was OJi ; and their spaccsuitss ttucked er but mth flightfli controllers and bad)3ck on Endeavour for theeride : ''’5 V advance knowledge (of ththe shot, but it may havhave been pre- lu ip m e n t itself. homl o m e ...... ------obtam ed in Afp ». Sept. 11 attacks), but (th[the pared by al-Qaida1 for recruitment J away, before they coulould call even the equii . -pc} during the searcl ; space station Alpha homome. Tlie “We’re stillsti developing the The Tl space station’s new 1 ‘/ s Terrori. - video) is proof he Wcwas purposes, a senior’offidalsaid. offi : < lents al^ packed some per vate hbme in J:Jalalabad, L_^_——J . responsible for planninglg," Government offidifidals declined ' swap was completedted late procedures,;, stills developing the den aised Allah ( il item s, reflecting th e ir• hob1 Laden prais id one senior offidal who has h< to offer more detailstails of how the ; Saturday afternoon. best way to> uuse this hardware,” al i r greater than he teen f Russian Yuri Onufiufrienko he said. “It’st’s sort of like we’re bie;)ies. Onufrienko, a fishernm a n ' < en shown a transcript of theth videotape fell intoto tj the U.S.. gov- ng language that yjdeoieotape. emment’s hands or whichw agency ; couldn’t wait to tak ee oover as still on a testtes flight of an air* tool00k material to tie flics. Bui was familiar with — ^ ;------1 las h a s weaving materia! to m Lxrdh"”:;^ The 40-minute tape, which ofloffi- • obtained it. unali baskets, while Walz hash a planning’ oof the attacks, îalslls said appears to have be«een The ncw videotapitape is not the • • Circulation Sunday $7.00 perer week,' daily only 55.00 a t he according to onele nnic1 Wnlock.-circululiofu) pport - — Tho administratrationhas blamed^— viewiewed-by-very-senior- Bueush — British Prime Ministelister-Tony Blair.----- *”■' SaleOa)( indudedJed in all abiivc rate*, A :alls-a“psychological-supi levice.” bm Laden for theiie Sept. 11 attacks admitministradon offidals within tlthe Ditelligence sourceses hhad obtained J Circiilaiion plionc linctct iare open SI5.00 charge will w lie levied for all ______bui.has.not reheleased.evidence___ past-ist-week. Jearful it.mi^t.be)e.a___only.a transcript oLthat-t a p e ,^ t . — ■ lictw ccn 7 a n d 10 a.m . onl;only. If you rciumidch«k». showing that hele GCode. Thurkby 1% hereby jJiS ------Jalalabad offersrs tbe most condu- eras!ashed into a World Tracade self defense. And it' ' per week; Sunday only. S2..^0 I it was revenge ,50 per week, designated as the: dayda of the week on which 2 9 10 13 144 sive evidence3 of c a connection Omtc•nter tower. Bin Laden said Ihatth for our people killedllcd in Palesti;ie ^ Nbil ûl>^v>iplion^ muM tv paidaid iin advanec |c p ] unicet willI betw published. between bin Lad and Sunday Sfi.IKl pert wiweek, daily MjIh. H3.W. ; iMily SJ.tKJ pcf wccL. -Sunday,y only 0 S3.00 p p f o w o j ^ ^ 5lS P ^ ...... Ftfatey.Oee.7 0 vorkers re'etum to Texas chilurch per u e c k . Oiil o f M ale rales:es: 1 daily and u«gleVaii«r g Aid ^ 1 Satuntay, Dec. 8 9> :3 1 WACO, TexasIS (AP) > Two aid ' accufcused of preachining ference at Antioch>ch Commmuty.- ■ I ’ i m c s - Nview e s telephone dirtirectory . — g workers freed lalast month from Chrisiristianity in the dcvoiout Church.— ... -* Tht«day.Doc.6 an Afghanistanan ja il re tu rn ed MusliiLslim nation, called themselvi[ves T h e wom en, who wh recently Circulation (Daniel Walo

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■ vIa tio n _ B ack tTO NORMAL = — Inves;stigator. /Atta visit(:e d N e w 1Y orkZ NEW YORK(K (AP) - Mohamed enn•ntered the United State;es at The U.S. investig:stigaior said Atta Atta, suspecteded rin êad ero f.th e .. _aboiibout the same time. Atta andnd Al- and another hijack*acker briefly rent- Sept. 11 terrorisirist hijackings, rent- Sheiihehhi are believed to haveI beenb cd a room in Brooklyn Bro in late------ed rooms inI NewN York |______I at the controls of the pla)Ianes spring 2000. Theyley also answered City in the spriijringof2000 \V\D that hit th e W orld Tr;rrado a “Room for RenRent” classified ■ with anotherr h i j a c k e r , a n .\ K Center. advertisement placplaced by a land- federal investigcJ g a to r sa id . 0 ^ A lla, an E g y p tian with v lord in the Bronx,nx, and jU s o lived Authoritiess Ilearned of ,,1 ties 10 Islamic fundamerental- there, th e invesvestigator said, their stay inI ^ New Y ork j ERRORP ists in Germany, fle^^2W to Authorities haveave interviewed f l while retracingIgthe i hijack- ‘ ^ Newark, N.J., on Jumne 2, landlords at both)th locations, the e^s’’ step s prittrior to the 2000 from Prague inn th e invcstignior said,J. attacks', accordiirding to the investi- Czei:zech Republic, Czech auththori- By Ju ly 2000)0 Aj tta and Al- gator, whoI ;sp o k e to T h e [‘esies have said. The trip is hisis ear- S hchhi w e re> taking t pilot Associated Presress on condition of *‘csiest confirmed visit to) the lessons at a flightflig school in ______UnilJnitq^d_Sjnxe_S;______Venice. Fla. ' ----- anonymity.------Investigator0^ confirmed that j a R | P | n M | H M p ^ — Atta and the se.second man rented rooms in Brookl;)klyn and the Bronx, — /-m ^ and arc tryingg tito idendfy anyone / ff* •- DEC i DEC who might haveve supponed them. f f ' 1 4 1 5 Alta’s trail in Brooklyn began M;. . with a parking!lg ticket issued to a rental car he w;was driving, said a ' / j :e Departm ent offi- ^'ji 1 ^ ^ ^ senior Justice ] I spoke on condition 10-10 10-10 10^0 ^ 1( 1 0 * dal, who also sp 31 of anonymity. - il^;-^:: a lol since Sept. 11,” ^ “We know a 1< the official saidaid. “We know how . . ^ ^ ___ (the hijacker:ers) camc in and ;erc7But tHere’^ i l l S H 3 1 B where they wen ,v> . i we don't know.” , 'o■ : -■ V- I a lot of pieces wi ^ ; ;'':^* Perhrranent ^Makellp • FacialsIs • • ______^ ^ ^ ______- —-I Neither officficial would clabo- , • rate on Atta’s's iactivities in New • Micrpdermalabrasion • Massagia g e s ; ■; Cari Starkey 11, of Lansing., MIIMichlgan, takes a picture off thethi celling In Statuary Hall In tho U.S. Capitol Saturday as It ^ York or identifyify the liijacker who ,>-■ ‘ Eyelash & BlBrow Tints • W axing reopened for guided tours forfor' the flr#t time since anthrax-tiix-talnted mall was found in a Son:ionate office building In mld-0ctuzz-B-World llnoaaurs vote to defeat an effortt byb Sens. D-S.D., andnd M in o rity L ea d er fiforget S l of Dim Russell Feingold, D-WisîSj to stop Trent L o tt^, R-Miss., voted not to ^ ______C r e a 1 the increase from takinging effect. blocktheinanaea^*. -your— V Under a 1989 law, le^slaislato rsg et , The Houseise has already passed i •opening-thc-door-for------_other__(j^^ H - — annnnuai'costôMivini'in g -ra ise -----legislationof C m imless the House and Semen atev o te the pay mere:lease. x. to block it, a mechahisnism th a t The Janua:uary increase will be I'family • often lets the increaseases ta k e the Uiird conj:ongressional pay raise m four years. Before this *'members! SlUOriRS 7 “ - . Siuaws effect with little notice. in the last foi mwmARN TO Inrinu iwmakers increased • lIOIOtR LOIIOH . The latest boost is foror 3.4: per- period, lawi •Y o u ’ll find a “lUter" o,„ f ' h is f i ! n e m b e rs ’ their salariesies less frequenUy, but w a ila b lc a t cent and will raise mei and a "litter” of that! i H l i ^ u a l salaries to $150,(MX,000. . - the political:al risk faded as the _ ^ Feingold questioned the timing economy boomedbo. and federal *• Christmas pet suppllc .()f a congressional pay>ay b o o s t surpluses: soared s( in the late •• Christmas gift certific;ica te s when “our economy is in ai reces- • 1990s. ____aon and'hundreds of theth_ousahds By traditiorlion, the annual spend- ANIMAL i| COUNT leRd-TWIn Falls----- of workers have been laidla: off.” m gîll 'for fc the Treasury . PET & FEED ------837-Polellnel ------He also noted that thee sistring of -Departmentnt isi the battleground__ . . 7 3 4 --2 7 2 5 ....._]four.s^ght budget stirpjxpliises is > forcongressioisional pay O / C T N Pets & SiSupplies now expected to end...... The finalll versionv of that bill, < .iXvlLivestock Feeds SiSupplies Fourteen of the 30I ssc e n a to rs which lackedted language blocking^^ / running for reflection nextne year th e pay rais)lise, overwhelmingly'^ ^ voted against the pay raise.rai: Two passed the HouseHt and Senate this H ristm ai s S u n ^g l a s s S; -who will retire in Januaryary - Sens.' fall and wasas signed into law by H Phil Gramm, R-Texas, ancand Strom President Bus3ush on Nov. 12. ^ Lennon fans gat 3 OFFp tb remember lef 5tine'5 Cbt(n a 25 NEW YORK (AP) - MoreMo than ATTHEPAR5 ' i mm All Nor)n-Prescriptioi on two decades after Johnm ]Lennon IS OP3PENSUN124 . Was gunned down by aI derangedde „ V m | Sunglalasses In Stoclc k J ex-Beatle Rcmcmbciber to finish fining out fan, devoted fans of the e> H B N o w Thru h i Pec. 28 Onlyl ly ----- .gathered-Satiu'day-to-mcm oum -on------your-w shlih list. 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Stewart Upton said at iheir dty hall and govi 1 northern Afghanistan, humimani- Upton has refused tcto recognize th e . -terrorism in Afghanistantan and in . base southwest of the dty. I irian relief has been moviving _ said they were generally lc:leaving authority of hiss rrival, Naqibullah. the world," said Hamidlid Karzai, ainfully slowly by river ba)arge ___ alone Taliban fighter.? whoIO have A K andaharir resident, Abdul the lea d er of the U.N;-N:-backed iV ■om neighboring Uzbekistan,1. iVHUBuSilMr ivilian Mateen, saidI aarmed men were interim council that will/ill run the blended back into the civ Plans armounced Saturday roaming theI sistreets and that ^ •y fo*’ country for six months. population. pening the Friendship Britridge lican-w at;___ U.S. sailors and Marines; ini the many residentsIts stayed indoors, :______Meaawhile, Amenlca ftbreak of fi^Giig: jad-route-over-the-Amu-Da)arya ------JP------—-*—^ note moun< “Arabian bea Have .searciiedd some tearing an Out'S planes bombed the remoti ' exchange market , iv er border will likely spepeed Bora cave v 200 vessels in the last twoI weeksv The currency e tains around the Tora Be ghters, and virtuallyy all shops were lings up. for fleeing pro-Taliban figl is ta n - . AFOHANItTAN ____ and tunnel.complex wherhere locals...... '. , . # 3 Lt. Col. ■ dosed Saturdaylay, although a few - Aid stockpiled in Uzbekis prime sus- . ■■ma said Pentagon sp<;ke.sman Lt believe bin Laden, the pri food stores andid small restaurants ill be taken by truck convoy: acks, could \ 'Y;\ Dave Lapan. pect in the Sept. 11 attack jsman, remained open,n, 1Mateen said. n estimated 3.4 million pcopltplein ^ le bombing j t / l < Pakistan’s chief spokes be hiding. However, the t Gen. Rashid Quereshi, saitlid the Pakistani i:border guards orihem Afghanistan depend was far less intense thanin iiin rccent country had sent extni troop>psand refused to letIt jjournalists cross onn ooutside relief, induding aba b o u t days. ■ helicopters to border po.sts> tot cut into southem AfAfghanistan, saying 1*1.1 million in refugee canim ps Karzai, who takes offi AMailn.lW.sdee 'shotgun' on a ofloff possible escape route-es. He the situation waractk Clinic, P.fl. Physically, that turns outoui not to 11 and the initiationini of Operation 1Tliougli the systems are vavast in watched 2,000-pc•pound bombs wilh be true, not against modilodem-day Enduring FreFreedom, for instance, .scuscope, knowledgeable sou)urccs delayed fusess ipenetrate deep —> v.^W eIcoome to our T warfare. ___ th ere w ere•e num erous in te lli-___stnstress that Afghan_cave.s_-7 unlikeui ___down into the mmountain, causmg ___ "Moreover, with the TaTaliban a gencc sightintings of bin Laden in ChiCheney’s command center• - are caves to collapse>se and deadly fires ^ location. -I • shambles elsewhere, thehe Ifocus of K andahar,', th e old T alib an iniiindividually quite vulnerarab le. to break out. I I JL Open Monday[ay*WxJnesday*Thursday U.S. military effons - whi<.vhich have stronghold, Th(They are carved out of pojorous Some 400 s;satellite-guided I :30am-6:00pm [__!!3 0 . put considerable emphasi:lasis on tlie As the bon limestone. They arc not: rein*r 2,000-pound bo:bombs with hard- \ I j ! 7 ® ® )ombing accelerated, liir I I f Tbesday'iy*FViday 8:30-12:00 caves for some timene - h as how ever, and ai the war pro- forforced." They have poor verentila- ened casings ha^lave been expend- I ____ become inaeasingly intenItense.,. -gressed, ihesie-situation changed. ------tiottion-and-little-fire control etequip- ed in this task,k,-but-6ven-tradi-— —\ ------'Y FcronappolnIntmeatcaD 734-7077 I------And every day, thele ' U n ited U.S. recononnaissancc, led by mement. tional “dumb’,b” bombs have States works with more:e anda bet- P red a to r and at Global Hawk 1The notion that only the heavi*hi proven useful irin attacking cave 1126 i ] Eastland Drive • Acn:ross from Amazing Gracece FFeUpwshIp — ^ -te r intelligence infoiroatication.— -----drones diatt aiare capable of flying — est of—bunkcr-busting’lw eajapons . entrances. Afghanistan’s ruggeded terrain jjiissions moremo than hours and cave networks ha\have long long, allowei>ved almost constant been a focus of militaryaiy atten- “staring" cov:overagc of more and tion. A U.S. Army speciiecialist on more limitedid terrain.i the moujahedeen, cancampaign Meantimene, the Taliban’s against Soviet occupiersers in the retrcatmadede it easier for special ------1980s descrlbed thee f fam ous operaiibiis uriiisuh on the grourid to ' | | p 2 ^ Zhawar Kili al Badr basebas built get closerto to the mountains and into Sodyaki Ghar ’moinountain. valleys near:ir suspected cave sys- Eleven huge tunnels wereere carved terns. Workinking with laptop com- ____ 1.600 feet into the earth.th. Zhawar p u tersa n dd.radio-relays,. .r these contained “a hotel, a mosqu^,n ___ units couldd passi highcpquality__ ------arms’depots and repairIr sshdps, a targeting datada; directly tb com* (atech the Mdliqic dndl]help a child, ont)*

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How John Walker’s case wwill In San Franci:ncisco, James' — of November. ■ ICT for Walker’s Andrew Kohut,lut, research direc- ; handled has not been deddcded. . Brosnahan, lawyer : raig parent, declined com WASHINbTON - The J tor at the Peww C enter for th e lokesman , Rear Adm. Cra comment. Department’s controversialsial effort jigley said. Lawyers from thetl The Justice Dep;)epartment has li, People & the Press, Pi said most to interview thousands of MiddleI people are weigliigliing the potential jpartments of Defense arand said Americans whortiho have fought ----- Eastern-visitors-to-the-Le-U nited— threat oi moree terrorist t attacks isticc-are-^‘working-on-the-wiway ----- for-the-Taliban-or-aljr-al-Qoida-could------States has yielded little useful ' against protecticitiori of civil liber- lead on that,” he said by phoilone face treason, nuirdeirder, conspiracy infom iation about terror! or . ties_and are comiiming down on the Dm the war’s command centnter or other charges.5. TheTl issue sur- the al-Qaida networkk s so -far, - al safety: Tlic poll Tampa, Fla.------faccdafter-the-govt?ovemment-said------numerous law ertforcemeinent offi* he public squarely Walker.was being held at Canamp three people clai:laiming to be cials say. some in the law ^“intiino, the base for some l,3i,300 Americans mightght have been The interviews, whichfl offidalsol ammunity. arines helping in the hunt[ ffor figliting for the Talilraliban. The two hope to complete by DeDec. eople who are a lit- • sama bin Laden, Quigley saisaid.— others were later: dedetemiincd.nat _____ have been hobbled by diffilifficulties , u ...... sfde of personalle principle rather ^hele i liming of th e transfer aiand to be American,n, t th o u g h they in locating some \vanted foi numbers put the P.rtl.nd,Or.„PPolice Chief Mark Kroeker, right,righ and City Attorney Jeffrey matic diizen point "-'herliere he would go were not de:lear. spoke English, Quigluigleysaid. tioning and by mistakes < at odds with so bout why the city declined anyy InvolvementIn In tho questlanlnf ire the pros, and we -----m aster-lisr of visa hoholders, Boe*" «*«!>"' enforcement comns,” Kohut said. “I according to agents andIproseoi- pi ___ PMpl«forlh«tii> federal govemment who mayI haveha Information about terrorls “You have peo] e ordinary person > 1 N F a l l s tors participating in thele nation-r but ara not suspiispectedofaruf crime. tie doser to thethe front lines is wide initiative.______------;------havMctivo4ucmembers of-al.Qaida------bccdvil liberties.” A ; they here.’ fsiion- "What I want t ______DDrawittsilar.j ------Allies want[It more evi(idenceinca:ampaigna^ right balance betaden ^^ Oncyorinenibtnhiihip to .Migic ViUc}' Arts Coundl tro n g----- vigorous enforcer ^ One jcar mnnbcibcnhip ai Curra for Woineo views. - and protecting < Ttw Associated Preaa ______custody andnd ev en som e of Was(Vashington, experts say. ept. 11 attacks, ^ Cbildrtn 8S a n d ortrart ureleome America’s doslosest allies complain Among A the chief targets iorities across the rKkmu Formoreiir information, eontntt yJ In the month since the Bush the move-was^as not accompanied :^vo t^vo Islamic financial netwo cooperated with CnJeKd administration launched:d ai high- by enough evicyidence^ . jl-Barakaat al-B and al-Taqwa,gainsrbiir] i jests to freeze mil- IttfiaiHfiaiHffl ' X K a t r'ina i r Lyman at profile dampdown on1 th e net- The respons-inse su ^ ests that evi-...... rely'ely on informal means to n in assets of 62 busi- J. rying out the Sep iVGflGi-ton 4--4 2 3 -6 8 9 2 wl>rks th at finance Osansama bin dehce for aimim inal action may be noney mor around. They are acci dividuals targeted , G.-Kfa3esPe(C«ief • ts are So far, author ,53}/S&ifeSS Laden, no. suspects namcimed on a hard to comele by1 on the finandal )f of raising r money for bin Lad nnounced the*crack- KfiiyGi-: ctA.-r/irwCUUertcr vorks, globe have co U:S..list are known to renremain in networks ta rg e te d by al-QU-Qaida group, suspected of 3 financial groups. WissvES!jvE sai{'«n , that American reques move lions of dollars in :cused nesses and indiv aden’s when the U5. ann 3f car- down on tlie two ft f f n ?

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A llred’s long* Improved an average off oneon to two an a rts prograr’ram gained 8 percentile clas:J a sse s w ill tu rn o u l 102 stu d e n ôlc lj»omanCatlCathie Hargett on Soulhluthem Idaho - is to build a poolI of0 term goal is a carceireer in computer months in'reading (or cact:ach month . points on stamlandardized language^ _ CSI C th is faU liad o ffe re d 12 c V Frida* gavetve this picture of the. candi(ndldaies for the jo b s lh a t sta rt wil networking. they participated in the; 'Learning’I to a n s te s ts ; stu(students wilh two years ' ;s eso of tim es a n d days. In Falls hiring Febru;bruaiy training ond for positions ' She was disappoiipointed that Dell ' program, a in the programam gained 16 points. “ W e w ere try in g lo g e t a fc<•cclfor company's Twin F Read Through the Arts' pr Dell2ll nm i^ t need to fill in th e future,I. told her to wait untilintil she tum s 18. vhen people might want to0 take- progress: study revealed. .&• Source:ce: fôtlonol Endowment whc jr obiective with th e Job fair is to> But she gathered•ed information for th o Arts ' c:lasses, la s becausc this was kir: i n d o f • DeMha* filledidjts jl January training , ' * in Lo» A ngolot, student::ents In-a fine isure that we’fc filling u p our , about Dell pay andam benefits at nlo e\s w to us,” Beck said. classes with 1 330 0 people who have . arts program wrote higher peiine.' Hargett sa id . The cgmpan;any S a tu rd ay ’s jo b fair.r . But five of the tim ing opiptions been hired or are in tho process of , >ay for somebody essays and fared beltCfS inl l ' ! , Perspectivesres on th e a rts . ^ ms to find not only people who “Pretty good pay A-eren’i popular and w eree c a n . being hired. Theyley'ii b e on the payroll my age starting out,"ut,"AUredsaid. : than those who didn't. Th(The study Albert Einstein;eln: 'W hen I examine jnt an immediale employment :e led . _ a s trainees In JarJanuary and start field- . ir-~ I It’s b e tte r p a y aand n d benefits than Involved tjolh high- ana1 Icw-achiev- lo» myself and mymy method of thought. I langc. but those who have longer- “We actually ran seven of t ing custom ers'Cc•c alls in Febmary. J the hotel industry:ry offers< around mg students, and bolhI groupsgrc com e to the! conclusioncc th a t th e gift kvhich we’re ticklcd pink M th rm inlerest. idents -Wove very pleas.lased with how quickly » ,| fllh- h e re , D avid M a cGJregorsaid. reg , improved equally. of fantasy haslas meant more to me ‘ j.gjjsaid, adding that mosLstud II m anagers and recnjiters are gatl werniedourinltlciltlaiciass.ldon:t 7 " . .The 20-year-old1 mimoved five days stu«sin ItonmylDlsment for absorbing knowi- ^p,,opied for shorter PC Prep ses ing resumes this weekend ond - • In Ohio, elem entary stuc thinicwoexpcctei:ted to fill that class . . . a g o to T w in F a llls l s from f Arizonb,. mmore oi often, instead of all-day i iswering questions. an arts program made mo,0mo sains ' quite that quickly;kly,* Hargett said. where he managed;ed a hotd’s front Bssroom of 30 children, cs. 1 som e c ase s, \fe may be doing m fcading and m ath than,am OSD who s„io.»ii| desk. vill be em ployed In an, ' ““I think a lot of them, areJ \work- • The companyly wv ants to Till a sec- intervterviews on the spot,* she said. ______were not in th e group. TotalTot creativi- ;>rte.fpi,-iK»^ pr Wilh one hotelel jobj offer and jDcaipaUon-someijay,:------ing-ing-still,—Beck sa id .------!------ond round-of-cotiwmpany-tralnlng.------*-PeoPeople c an etill s to rt lhe-applicd~ ty m easures w ere four tim ^------a n o t h e r 'i n t c r v'iew i e v ^cheduled, ------l r sa y s Rcxford'd Brown E ol the CCSI has a new PC Prep sduhedule planned for Febnibruaiy, with, another foi elem eniary students ir )n process by calling Deli's ioli-frcice. classes away from • In CalKomia. fourthgracgradeis who Labor Departnirtmerit report. The study m mei c n i w ith Dell o r a n y o tiie r co —— I encc and compute:uter engineering nyr-Any tedinicai employer' v w o u Jd — ------■"'* ' 'i)a?ticrpiitc"(nfra'spcciarriarmusnrar:a------^cired'thFarts’rts’a n m p o rta n r fo rc c r ------riyr niighi degrees at CSI.'I.' Employed1 at likely have to offer its newV hires pany. he vorkers to3 ] D ell’s ity h a p p e n s in collw H eg e facilities. ____ h avave e to be successful M d pan p n iM ------career he has in minin in d ------tcch-suppori-te c ranks-anci-iL _ n e e d ______Beckralsoihas’as refurbished two___ theuicir-$uccess Is having a'itxdene n lL d ------This will probrobably suit me ------repJacemenrs. classrooms inin CSVs Canyon ivork•ork force.” / ------p more,” B agdasiwo v s a id T^rts Dell representatives visited:d cach Building for Dellcll to begin using in “I think Dell wouwould be (a) very of the PC Prep classes la st't week January for comtimpaiiy trairiing of U/ni Continued from A l already kno'now and whai they need ' ûlil-be w orkers good entry bccauseuse il’s a very big encouraging students to apppply at new employees.s. ( CSI provided car- I a.ssimilated to work 1.on. Candianne Allred, 17, of BBuhl company, a credibleible company,” he New inform ation is a-s D ell - b ur not p ro m isin g th e m jtibs. pet, tables, chairslirs and the like, but thing that is “You getet toi see them in a differ- -ants to b e o n e o f th o se people.e. said. “In Twin Falls■alls, there’s not a by linking it to somethii A hospital docs the same thihing in Dell is jâying forfor phone lines, com- The Twin Falls High School:)1 stu- lot of computer-relatiela t< ^ m ateriaL ” . already known, accoixording to entligln,”sh’ sh e said. ^CSrs nursing dasses, Bcck sadad. puters, test ecjuiluipmeni and over- , I explained that for chil- enl is taking M icrosoft sere r v e r ------Patricia Wolfe, who wvTote o “Brain Gerard e; As it did several weeks ago;o, Dell head projeaors,s. EB eck said. ‘‘j " ! d m in istratio n a n d C isco co mp iu te r TimeS'Neivs BwBusiness Editor M atters - Translatinglg Research1 dren to comomprehend, they have to held ^ ■ another group overvievew ses- CSI is still in discussions wiih ômi to visualize. Drawing j lasses at the high sdiool andd h a s Virjjinifl S. H utdiinsiin s cun i x rcachcd into ClassriM)m Practice.":e." Hrwking be able to sion 'ITiursday evening to tellJ ccandi- Dell about how)w it can m eet the jur or five CSI computer daslasses a t 733^31, E xt. 242242,orbyc-maHdt new inform ation to previouslypr lessons helpilp th e m d e v e lo p th e abili- dates who arc partway ihrougJgh the company’s need:eds. That miglil be ‘OiJ nder her belt. uirginia@magia>alkyjlley.com. known information alsoIso increases ty to visuâlize because they have lo applicauon ^ process about the1C com- additional train!ining, suoh as tele- the strength and compmplexity of see the pictiicture in their minds and sferit to paper, neural connections. Newlew informa- then transfei ------• . 1 tion tliat fits into an existingexi net* For yearsars, Gerard has requited work has a much l>etterler chance of her first-gragraders to draw pictures sto ra g e, W olfe says. a n d ih e n1 wwrite stories about the Thiit’s why students; whwho know a pictures. lot leam more, Wolfe! explains.ex In “Childrenren w ho d ra w p ia u r e s w ill H o tlie r w o rd s th e ric li get e t riclier.r generally spendsp more dme \vridng H Noll also jx)inted outIt thtJ a t p e o p le d e ta ile d stoi>tori^”.siie said. “W hen I .'learn in different wajivays. Many see their writing,wi I can better see H • books have been writttitten on the their knowowledge of how words subject, and ono thatt hashi current work. Thislls definitely raises test ■ ______popularity Ls tilled “Sevej2ve n K in d s of sc o re s.” Sm art” by Harvardd professor i More childrenchi feel confident H Howjird Giirdner. NobjLsnoncomit- Is about drawing dri because of H — - • tal about riiat pardcularlar Ixwk, and Fotliergill’:ill’s instruction, Gerard |H in f a c t, Timti m a g a z inne e has criti- said, so motnorc children are writing d z c d th e Ixw k fo r ius lackla d of sden- longer storietries. lific proof. But Noh doe:loes say that In additicition, w atching the chil- some children learnn ibelter by dren lightIt upu when they acquired 'skills was uplifting for touching, or kinestheticitically; some the new'sk t learn belter by hearinring; others teachers, m m r a i l ...... - ; miglit needand to-touch to hear, am • “They haveha more' self-esteem,!’ _ .:i. ^plida -while others see tiling*ngs and use she said. “They’re“1 saying ’I didn’t ' th e ir IxKlies to le a m , andsoon. n d : knowlcouliluld d ra w d ia l.’” In other w ords ilie; morerm differ- Bul Gerierard said she and the ' i /■ ■ ent kinds of siimulatiortion teachers other leachichers in the school took ------pr«lvrderU ie m o re chanccnccffsnidenK ------ihe-drawiniring;and-painting-lessons ------^ h a v e lo le a m . rig h t alo nlg g w^ ith th e d iild re n : Two things Nob eniphipliasized are “I haveJ diangedd: tlie way I verbal* tliat for a brain to dcvdorelnp, or grow ize how aa piciure| should look,” .■ ''Xr-'; ' networks, it need.s cliallelUenge and it Gerard said.lid. n e e d s fee d lrac k . ------______Lpoiliergillgill said il’s im ponant for. . —. “ A n d a n p ro v id e s botho th of th o se ,” d u ld r e nto to leam actual skills ihat -Ij :. .; - slie said. “You get growtowth tlirougli can be bi^tiilt upon. S h e a lso sa id sh e r problem -.solving. Thele childc says believes it Lsi; important to p v e chil- f - : 'How am I going to get;t tithis rose on dren formamal arts training before r ' x - . ih is p a p e r.’ T h e n h e ssc« e e s th a t h e th e y re a ch h mn id d le sd io o l. tli- J - V ' ■ •••.•(■•••.• - has really drawn sometinething quite Often classroomcla teachers or vol- ' V-' beautiful when he usesses the skills, unieerparearents find die prospect of ; • I th e a n tc n c h e r h a s showTijwTiliim.”- - teadiing actualaci draiving and paint- _ N oh m a d e th e p o int tliat tli practic- ing skillss dauntingd and resort to ' t ■‘t;-*/” - • ing an, music and dniinaunaakopves crafiyprojoojects,sliesaid. i- children.another chancenee to imder-' "They'don*t do understand the con- .sum d tlie v a lu e o f disdpliapline. cepis,” shesh said. “They aren’t trained tolto know the process, and ss is what makes tlie brain- r ------riVlaklngW dssm arteiler------Ihopnocra Kim berly first-gradi■ade leather ___— ______Suzanne Gerard .saidJ FFothetBjirs T m a fNcws f a writer JiJic Pcrux airt art lessoas have tauglH I rf at 735-3241 or by c ^ a il ler understand whai he ^mapoMUcyxonu

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WASHINGTON (AP;p ) - Cheaper, mass-produccdi goods{ w i and smaller, more prosp(perous ^ families jnade it possibi American parents to livee’If up to the image of a fat, generousIS Sania H aaausandW i s big bag of toys It’s one of the stones foTdrd'iiuih exhibit put together bj DtDaughters of the Ame: Revolution.'R< "The StuI Childhood:Cl . Artifacts and 0 - - E I ^ H Attitudes A t 1700-1900” opens c ll head- k IH Sunday Sl] at their national WsSM ■quarters qu near the White Hotlouse.------r Santa’s reputation for gerenerost- ty gols back to the legend tl _Nicholas, a 4di century bisl a town now in Turkey, threvSi - Evertion's cf gold at night Into the wiivindows of a house where threeI s i fp lacked I the dowries they neededni F m IL T i? 2 . 10> get husbands. His image today, said curatora m Alden O’Brien, owes menore to ■ drawings by political cartirtoonist ■ m j Thomas Nast in the late 180BOOS. m W i Those images were a farfi cry ■ 1 from the views of children1 iamong ■ M M the earliest American settleders. ^ ■m “They were thought of a; adults, and not very good tVeiventrt tlirough our factotory O’Brien said. “They wereB 1bound materialslls inventory and foifound... to strict .duties. One duty/ wasi to II grow up as fast as possible.’ By the second half of the •ROLL-ElEHBS the show explains, childrer ISHED COVERS MISISTAKES M j m m increasingly seen as inn beings who had to be shelehered • Q U ILTEiED OVER-RUNS from adult corruption. That view fostered tojoys and I •ODDLO.OTS books to prolong their innonocence. mmmmmmm. Family size d e ^ e d , so pparents * AMTTRfimSPRIHB UNIT LEF] had more time, emotioiion and SIZE!ES and money to spend on each chi n o CLEAR THESE ITEMm m MOI LIST! Factories produced great EMI >DELS TO Ll “ greater quantities of affoi goods, and gifts became ManymanatB^sets'wllTbit e b i g S A V I N4GS!- < affordable to those of modestn: O ttB 'O f'Ba-kind ' or limited quality,qi K w S * income as well as the afflue One item in the exhibit)it is the b3S6d OHon materials usedUor fI ~ LimitedI Time1 story of “Willie and Ai ~ Limited QuHuantity Prayer” published by Sof manufacKturing. Snow in 1878. ; are covered by thee L J k J SHOP EAiARLY! It tells of a , father „Ho informed his children, afte MM'aonic National Waifarranty. |liiiiiiliiiT« T W I N F AALLS ' 8«attl« m urallit Erie QrohiT he p iS rth e flnlihing tbiichesis tot the globe on flit “^ mother’s deathi that Santa : BOWMTOWH TWINWIHFALIS ~ ticynie, Ohio, Wednesday. J'would no longer be comiming to ^ mural ‘UtMrty Retnimben’e n ’ on a wall In downtown Bucy their house. Then h e ove A 326 2ml AviAve. )^ln,th»|^larethe J, 10-521-3985 Th* mural Is a tribute to0 CiCrawford C oun^ v M r a n irm the children praying forrsS i I Emto iSFflcftnflDirectJ1 733-3312 • 1-800-i ------lltMnMfM of mora than1 2( 2 0 0 ta c e t of.m'en n 'd .w b m ^ -retu rn . Repenjing, he goMesopt on — ------j^MAHRKS J H-F 9-7 • Sat. 9-66 • Sun.12-5 dJad whlla larvtng their’ ccoi o u n ^ d itfn f b w k to tbedVTmwii.-'- ' ■ ~c. Christihas Eve and buyssTH«n I a . ..> FREEDEUVBmn^ '-^1------nmountain of toys. JapaneseJ ’woman dieies while seeking flfictitious ‘Fa'argo’ loot

KnlgrtRMderWdwaServtBrvtee credits saisaid it was based on a true story>ry that happened in ST.PAXJL,Miiin.-Ki-Kidnappers MinnesotiOta In 1987. No such in the movie “Fargo”i” tburied the event took3k ■place, however. __ $1'million ransom ininthe'snow., ..After talkingtal with Bismarck ^ong a desolate highIghway, and" police, KonConishi decided to go to nobody ever fotmd it. But a 28* Fargo, N.I<.D. Police took h er to year-old Japanese wornroman appar* the bus statitation. ------ently died trying lasttm m onth.— ...... “She-boibought a bus ticket to Takako Konishi flewlew from her • Fargo, andnd that’s th e last we saw — hom e in Tokyo to MilM inneapolis •-her,” Sevari/art said.------— - last month and boardecded a bus for Two dajlays later, on Nov. 12, ■ B ism arck, N.D. Thele in ex t d ay, Konishi tooktofl a cab ^ m Fargo to Nov. 10, she was spotteItted walking Detroit Lakes, Minn, along a road near a :Bismarck Apparentfjitly, she was interested truck stop. in trying[ to see the Leonid mete- “She was ju ^ waUdiUdng around or showers»rs that were in the news out there," said BIsmamar^ Police about therlen, said Detroit Lakes., Lt. Nick Sevart.-Shehe looked like Police Chiehief Kelvin Keena. she was looking for somethingson or “She toldto! the cabdriver she lo st” wanted to be away firom people I ' Adtizentookhertoto the police and awayly from1 d ty lights so she i department, wheree si she pulled would haviave a better opportumty ’ out a hand'scrawleded map and to stargazeue,” Keena said. I told officers in heiher halting The ca\:abdriver let her out__ \ English that she1 t: had seen about 2 pjh.pj at DetrbifLake on ! “Fargo” and was lookioldng for the the south'Ithern edge of Detroit ! .ransom money. Lakes. SheShe apparently made no o i l 1 1 I I I ^ **lt was just a drai[rawing of a arrangemisment to be picked up road down the centere r iand a tree later, Keen:ena said. off to one side,” SeiS ev art said . - Detroit*it-Lake has cabins and - “That was her map to where the homes alldl around it. but no one { money was btuied in the movie - ’ reported1 seeingsi KbnishL ‘Faigo.”* Threeds: days later, on Novi 15, a Tbe woman spokece ^very little bowhunteiter discovered Konishi’s English, and the officfflcers spoke body aboti)out a mile from where no Japanese. the cabdridriver let her off. The “They tried to expiicplain to h er cau se ofof her death is being t|Ms was just a movitivie,” Sevart investigagated by the Ramsey ^ d . “It was fictionaL”aL" . Countyr imedical examiner, ■ That may have bee[>een haird lo . • Toxlcolog}ogy tests are still pend- - explain as the movie'rie’s opening ‘ 'img.

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Sen.S Dianne Feinstein, D-Ci-Calif., The continuingling divisions over Lo« Angelw Times question1 tlthat "They are holding baclick a lot rescinding, papart of th e tax cul sai(said she-was “strongly in fafavor” the tax cut formTO the t backdrop of ------th e deficficits more than they need to.” would restoreore the big-govern- of canccling( scheduled ratete cuts the current staleralemate over legis- WASHINGTON-T■ The post- have beenm iere- Daschle advisers insist: hhe sees ment, high-tii•taxes image their for the upper brackets becauause of lation to stimulatijlate the economy, Sept. 11 truce isi overo for “ted in lailarge nno point in pushing for a recon- party has laborx>rcd to shed. the growing deficits and incncreas- Republicans arere pushingp hard for President Bush’s sisignature m e a s u r e sideration of the tax cutIt unless Still, somele I D em ocrats argue ing demands for post-Sepjpt. 11 the bill to includeide an acceleration domestic achlevcmcm ent: th e because of the some of the 12 Senate Densmocrats that pursuing ga a tax cut rollback is spospending. of scheduled iricoricome tax rate cuts sweeping tax cut heiû;pushed into *^x cuts tllhat who voted for it in May shilUft their unavoidable, “Wc now find we have neeeed for - in part, GOP aidaides say, bccause law last spring, '-'■•'i • were passet at views. 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Tom Daschle Bush g and the GOP in iujust two known as **n“new Dem icrats.” tax cut) \yas passed, the situ:tuation cconomy eventualtually recovers.______to blame the $1.35 trillicillion tax cut S e ii a t i e nmonths when Congress titurns to “When you’’u’ve got massive p — for the slow economy anand the dis- Majonty LeaderLe Tom Daschle, D -, writing w next year’s budget.:t. increases inin o b ligations that ------appearing federal budg(dget surplus— S.D., saidI lalast week.___ . . . ______^_Democrats_cpuld, findl.it_diffi- i ___.eyerybpdy_wartfants_..._ynii’ye.60Mn______- an oi^ning salvo inJ w;what party “ Ut Demijmocrats remain deeply cult, ci if not impossible,, t to con- be honest aboulOut wh<'i it is going to strategists say >vill be! a :sustained divided aboutab whether to turn struct si a budget that fundsJs priori- cost to get thos234^1! lEdwards '.VJ-ianffATX SISXX >Sf> © T iARGE1T m uted since the terrori:orist attack. o™ 's. sai(^ d Ruy Teixeira, senior www.agc(}y/ards ccm Mwwsipc-ao»01AO eowKUa & Son*, me Stim uliUS bill favcors 11 ni' busines:SS . WASHINGTON (AP;\P) - High- tech companies, old*liiMine manu- facturers and commercercial prop erty owners could getet ;generous _____^new tax break.s as part:rt of( an eco-______nomic stimulus bill'healeading into l-JI-b-ri-il ®Jj final negotiations. IKIIW ^ 1 * It appears less andd le-ssI< likely that Congress will go3 alongal with President Bush’s wishsh i to repeal the corporate alternat:lative mini- m um tax pnd immlation w ith the broadest support providepr tax j- - benefits for companieses Ilarge and small, which Bush andid members of Congress of both partlanies say is crucial to reviving theB c(economy, APR* Negotiations brokoke dow n INTRODUCTOR'i STANDARD Friday as Democr:crats and V RATE RATE Republicans accused1 e;each other of political gamesnjsm a n sh ip . Leader of both sides,:s, Ihowever, said they remained comom m ittedto HOMIE EQU I'nY CREO n[TLINE reaching agreement. 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And the• committeecr .. will either-tinker-witivith-small-nxe.s.or memlrmbers certainly don’t_wantIt lelegislator-'. ■ ^ £ chanj:e the whole pictmt:iure of . ------_--- _ _ _ _ in the next room1 pressuringpi ^ ^ state connressional , them on how to1 dcdo the job. ‘‘ ■'’* Ri'flhtrictm^pi tricts. p la n s The job is likelyt to be hard- ■ ''5 8 7 xAffl Tlie court found !i-0vO thai lO-tk'/mit- me. - p L , the 10.69 percent por ,. . . . easier, the ti(m difference betwi t wee n m sp a n tw s lurcet'd h c h l commission shouldluld address * som e co u n ties w as al .W/.V..V the eastern Idahcaho parties the 10 percent li upkf,m,\\'h,.\'f/u /n t that brought the:be lawsuit reijiiirement. That mtm eans the state lUdkl’S //{' against the plan1 in the first 9 E S somebody wasn’t doinf)ing his - ... ' * place. Bingham CCo oun^ and Job. But d o n ’t blamme e th e casi'for this phm / n r Madison County:y i residents I commission. ------are among the momost fierce- W hy th e s t a l e ’ss Ilegal Iy Republican voltvoters in the ' counsel didn’t m akel9 population is: the tl: real question, leastasi some of their conce.corns =re T ) Bigger disparities can:an be ruled accept- addndressed. from littlee brbthe;s r je b able if the state provid'vides persuasive jus- Thirhe panel’s three Democrairratic mem- ish cou lcd lea m fi bersrs siiould be a bit m ore’fle?flexible this (ification. tax cut itself. But it hasIS didisappeared, and ne. Hepworth was right: If the commis- mI ^ ben the Bush brothers So why d id n ’t ihathai h ap p e n ? Why time, Bush’s budget director,r, MMitch Daniels, m had accepted the Republjblican pro- V I I together in Florida th< oiuldn’i liie state dcfciifend a difference of sion says the red ink in the! federalfed budget .less than 1 percent? (Tl(The .69 percent dif- posalsal in the beginning, the planplJ would m i other day, aides to Go’ /eihe will continue for at leastist threet years. ference totals only aboiibout 250 resideni.s.) haveve been kosher. W Jeb Bush say he gave I I D a v id S, W president only a genei Unlike his brother, GeorgeGeo Bush is Apparently the stat:tate didn’t Just fall Be:Besides, no redistricting maplap can pro- W ■ adam ant about refusingng tot- look at the [daho’s sink- descriptionon of what he was going I B r o d e r ------slioii-of making tbaiII c;ca.se - it didn’t try videJe the life preserver that Idal revenue that will be lostjst iincom ingyears.- .To hold its tough,trjtrying'todose'ayawning deld efid t------at all. In her opinion1 fofor the court, Chief ing; IDemocratic Party needsTTi because of promised taxax cuts.c And most :ad above water, ihe part:irty sh o u ld in the state,te budget That’s too bad. Hi Justice Linda Copplele Trout’ wrote, “the head h e r - Democrats are afraid to talkt: about freez- cnled any evidence adjij;just its own policies to reflec3ecttheval- hadalessoison to teach his older brothe State has nol present and the resest of Washington. inoor delaying them. Instead,Inst tiie two that the reasons forr theth population dis-. uesos of Idaho voters. Bush had camp;mpaigned for a pha?e-oui parties are jousting overI’cr the1 size and of the most ^ Florida,!I, like most other states, has parity result from advancementat of a ReRedistricting can be one of k„ of what he calleded this “onerous” intangi- X reductions, i also thank- Ix^n himijimered by the recession and shafte of additional tax re rational state policy.'cy.” T he italics are diffi(fficult jobs in politics. It’s al; ^ bles tax. His felloi:llow conservatives said ism of political d tinie.con- thoaftershishocks of Sept. 11, which dar Suprose a sudden spasm hers. less,ss, underappreciated and t ' thoso investors5 hahad already been taxed courage or fiscal prudenclence were to sweep commission aged the traveltri industry and the touri on their incomes and The cctmmission will reconvene wilh- sumiming. The plan the six cor S T o byUndeSamoni th ro u g Washington. WhoWhi would be lant to its cconomy. Bush ha< unfair for the state to tax’ •out Twin Falls lawyeryer John Hepworth, memembers produced wasn’t perfierfect,butit claimed It was uni _ c a lle ^ p o n to sacrifice?:e? h tztax cut were dget. Jg Connie Mack of)f FFort Lauderdale, name- Derlin Taylor. theyey deserved. eek, he persuaded the state frozen now, it would cost:ost someone mak- Last wee sake son of |be; foiformer senator, told the ------Senate andnd the House of-— • mg up to SÔOO a-year-aar-aboui-SlO armu- ^ ,n St.Petersbiirgnin n ie ^ “I think raising Represent;nta tives, on successive days, recession is wrong.” But___— ally. A middle-class eamcamer with an takeastepcp he found particularly paiilainfuL- taxes during a rec -----income between $44,000DOO and $72,000 a ...... Bush said the taxlax break for affluent Nun[Tibeisbi)elongoi They voteded to postpone a big tax cut, year would lose $451 MoreMo than half the lid have to w ait scheduledd 1to take effea on Jan. 1, ununtil Floridians would: 30 to the top 1 per- All this wouldId hhave a familiar ring to tax cuts to come will go ti . - the middlelie of 2003 or later, [1, except for one thing. He • -cent of tlje population,i,who wl will receive r O The saviiving of $130 million in th e* acur- President Bush, e m is refusing to bite)iie the bullet as his broth- an average benefit of $50,005$5C on incomes L O rent budgeget year will reduce, but not ot streets ts erhas. of $372,000 or more. comLvicts, nc B,jhe pajnful spending cuts ______eliminate. 1 A separate calculationdon by another I had'to make. But it sharessthc t GeoiseBi^ca1 campaigned for president BushhasE “ of cutting taxes, and research organisation,J, ththe Center o n ' Twin Falls tL'ill .<«««IHH be 100 years old. andid the avenues and further:r ccomphcat- burden oft)f tough times more equiiabiibly, 01^ promise of first priority of his admin- Budget and Policy Priori;iorities; came to a . liiii liax the a m m iimnily ti achievcti a aTitu- ed1 his h idiotic performance bjby running asking affli[fluent Floridians to give upjp ’ made that the fin ;’s istration. Whenn tlthe Bush tax cut, offidal- sim il^ condusion. “Abo\bout 95 percent of rv nf iirnRrcS!!? TheL’ folloivinfift. editorial thle e streets parallel with1 S h o sh o n e somethinglg for the sake of the state’s the savings (from'freezinezing the sdieduled I Falls Ncivs on March Aveivenue and the avenues par:>arallel w ith school chililildren, Medicaid patientsjand ar Iy estimated att $13$1 trillion but actually (ipixjurctl in the Tiuin Fi vas passed last spring, tax cuts) come from provirovisions that are hfcJ to MarficFlucficI, Mat:ain Sireet. The designatiiuion of the others. much larger, was l.{. I90H. W e’re im khtc 1 offidals offered ironclad of no significant benefitifit to1 low-or mid* ic Twin Fo//5-PnWte—thorloroughfares by numbers robrobs them of------The revtivenue measure involved is administration of ------ichn~found'irin~thc 'i It it was easily affordable dle-income families,”' its analysis archives. inidividuality. d i What sentintim e n t can called thele intanpbles laxJ Ciirrfeiitlyidy, an assurances that it l.ilmirij's navfpaiKTurc tan when surpluses were showed. attai;tach to 23rd Avenue or 13t13th Street? investor paysp: Sl to the state for eveivery in a 10-year span onds----- —supposed to total)talS5.6 trillion. The ...... Given the cost-cuttinging Ithat budget _____ If tlie_mcmbers_ofjlif the Twin Falls City Andnd what will happen whenlen w e hav e Sl.OOOhete or she owns in stocks, bon Washington, some-_.------securitiK.'Tohelpsmall—------mantra then was,ras, “We’re returning to------•-----defidis will forccon Was : Council wish to immornortalize themselves, freeee postal delivery? Imagmele 1the coniu- or other se one has to ask why theselese top-bracket tax s, the first $20,000 of suchibold-- h the taxpayers lessles: than one-fourth of the : to win places in the Iwl(K^ hall qfâme, to sion.on. __ investors, 1 . cuts should be untoudialdiable. b there a ‘ It is e'riou^ that riot a famamily in the ingsCofdodouble that for couples) iss t:tax- surplus the govcrivemment will enjoy." ; perpetuate their memiemories in the hearts It rse, the surplus is gone, Jeb Bush in the crowd?d?______, 10 placc themselves cityty knows the number ofif i its.s tre e t, exempt. TlThat exemption would hav«ave Now, of course, 'o f grateful citizens, lo ),000 Partisanscanargargue how much of it dis- vhich tim e can never excticcepting those who resided e on M ain risen toS25250,000 on Jan. 1 (or 500,O' • ion pedestals fnim whi I legis- appeared becausi3use of th e recession, the David Broder isa colum>!umnistforthe them take the neces- Stretreet and Shoshone Avenue.le. ByI filing a for couple:les) had Bush not lobbied le : dislodge them, lel ihc rising costs of the war on terrorism or the Washington Post. "sary sieps to nameme the streets or now3w plan of the city, this pieipiece of con- lators forr tthe delay. avenues and thus lifilift the city from the centmtrated essence of imbecilicility can be I>enal class. corri>rrected. Wonder if the manlan who con- . ______The Blackfoot asyhsylum yawns for th e ceiviiived it names his childrenI oior^numbers ----- L e:^t t e r s - creature who numliertK;red l)oth the streets thenlem like convicts? ll tliey are making in al figures are Inaccurattgte to landowners,^ w:who can continue to farm the contributions that tli ------Edrtorial of the lowers, suppon of our country.V- Youred:sditbrial on wind energy and r is a reality today. Some LAWRENCE F. LAFRLFRENZ ^ proposald wind farm near Jerome • lÔOmeeawattsitts-enou^ tosefveabout ”------Boise ^ A (“Turninglg wind inlo power profits,»ont wi 400,000 aveiase-ge'American homes-will (Editor’s note: LaunvnorcrtccLa^cnztsa I TlTieTmS " beabreeaeze,” Oct. 16) provides inacc^ be installed in) tbthe United States in 2001 Itri&idicrgenaul witht the Idaho Arm y I ires regarding the cost of ele I deputy commartdtns I Stephen Hartgen______PnMbher rate figure ■small. ^neAn.ernerican Wind Energy National Guard and a dep Ctjrt( Watwortli...... MatugiRS editor MDulOkASraH------— =JW »ertWitUocdrKW i tridtygmm erated from wind. Somer si_ Association expo»pcctsihat sm em l with tftcylmjy.)!,.) -•! erwind plantspL at less windy location windeneiEywy will provide 6 percent of s of editorials are Stepbea Kartget leiatc electridty at a cost of the nation’s electlectridty by 2020 - without Couple's efforts desdeserve thanks The members of theihe editorialI boan] anti w riters ol cents p ^ Wcwrt^hour, but poUutioo or greenhouse------Diiringtheycar2001;I01;nianygoodpeo------VValwoIworth, Steve Crtnop. Daviit CoopjopefandSliclleiRitlemwr:------large, mododoTi wind farms produce e twitnTmnp fnrms and tU I^__ t less lhanS'cents p er Idlowa ——pie have stood tip andd ofoffered to help the------— -----— _ I ’tridtyatli and increasing the security Id a new animal shel- manysites...... Humane Sodety buHd a —~ .houratnw of the U5. electrjctridty supply. The tedi- >f animals that must s a cost that is dose to comp ter. The population of ar Thaiisi nologytohamesness this counnys vast, Js and 20 cat ken- . tive witheh elearidty from a new conv occuiv 18 dog kennels a ' ' clean, inexhausdustible wind resource is is very clear that Getting in1 touch tional poHower plan t Moreover, electr nels has exploded. It is V real, and the rewrewards can be real also, for^ the only way to provideide Ifor the care of : Wont to make yoor feelinf:Iings known to your rep- TwinvinFalls. ID 83301 f r o m tnd ^ is “inflation-proor - ona . randiers in Idahilaho and other windy states. these h d p l^ animalslls is to p ^ d e them fcsentatftcs m Congress■css? Here's bow: 734^3«780. Fax 734^905 wind planmt is built, the cost of the ell and for Amaicaiican electiidty consumers. - InWjI Washington: toduced is known and is not with an adequate fadlit]ali^. Animal lovers tridtypro EREALDEAZUA unity, but th e task 20 Hart Senate OfTice BuiUfing affectedi b fuel inarket price volatil abound in our communii Sen. Mike Crapoo ' Si^y- O.DXL imal shelter takes '^shiiigtdn. DC 20510 Wind is thereforeIh an attractive soun of building a ncw anima In Twin Foils, call or write:Tite: tcCbristwcReaJde Azmis 1 co m p ^ o n for ani- !02) 224-2752 ncwpowererinwindricfaWêmsta not only the love and cot ______Lin£la.NOfris..5cnlorje£ioi*TOl-OirKtO------theassistantdimlimwrofcommtmicatiotts----- rcmelymotivated noih-ltmy.aaigg craig.sen ^ .e»~" fromTexasas and the Great Flaxns to t ------malstOTalsoanextremi 202 Falls Avc.. Suite 2 • A fortheAmeriammiW^Ttd Energy Assodatkm peopi&Wehave Padfic NoNorthwest, as well as in wind and driven group of peo; Twin Falls. ID 83301 m W . landwin being ____ weiiavepairioDinic Ainericans.whoj^______oLspace.constraintsj)sjte«eJjpjtJgttgto be brought tt>6u-Tw< n f ^ of■Butley Bu office; tiaLiemiueioianni^ anda ranch-r notaDowustofito foTRet those who have andd tfaecourageto'fiânum iipbill battle^ 400vionte. Inchide)ayour sigreturB. mafing memailed to P.O. Box &t8TTMfinf3iQBs , id ingconunimiiiiifW A ongl^w tnd tUlturtrine - continue 10 sacriacrificesomoch-Tbesiafr ' : LAURIESIMONDSOS ' addrsss and telephoneone number. VlftiteTSwtv 8383303. pnnrtdesis about SÔOO per year inliocome in otVteTimefNa can be just^ proud of T m n F a b ~Sun4jy,0K«m:»ml»f 9,-2001—rtni«fNawi, TwinInFatto. Fi Iitaho A-13— ------0PPINION-— I

'J ax hlio lid a '^y won’t’tb r in ^2, m i i c l:hjoy tlc o - r d i e (econoimy ’rohimatATrU, tie, or According to) ththe Department ' ' want'ints to put a one-time tax hoitoU- ■“■Rttii/CTsmflyifrireroi everal moderateatesena ' ^ I tiontions in w e a l t h ^ have Uttle bet- WSN.Aifrvd Street,:f, AAlexandria, no, effect on their spending.[. of Commerce, tottotal retail sales dayy inii our stocking.s, all th e be tors have suggest;«tcd ERICV.V.-SCHLECHT st through ter.r. WcV deserve it. Taxpayerss Va. 22314: enacting a “paynayroUtax ThuThus, the futility of tax rebatiates or from the August i ate October period1 wwere up 3.7 per- haveve bceii espedally good thislis ______holiday” as p ani n iof the '------— ' holiholidays intended to stimulat the economy. Uneasy aboutt tltheir cent from the Iik,0»raio»^ »tTn OmjitV"** •, — Comfor>rt Shoes I investment lipss yyou can ;TTERS — t use lo your advantage adi ----- Le': , AreeOur { right .iway. ■ The'he palh to Be careful naming sti two days. the wonder of it all. The pur< ^ I lax savings.isn'tn't .an easy NELSON enenjoyment of watching or reread-'' S p Ctdalty! C Please don’t name the s in£ing something that is meant for one. It's coverecered with after politidans or dty co pure entertainment. Williamim ■ J ' J obslncics — rukrules and •movie stars. Name the str ■ .Drtchlngdcdog was low-class . Shakespeare provided it inith t e ■ H M KWM diat run north and south ^ llenaissance period and Geoeorge Women’si VVista Walker regulations that requiuire del.iiled planning. YoYou need the Christmas spirit. To , ^ bird names and the onesles irurming Having the Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Chi)hris ^ ^ navigation. You needI a; good map. You needI TaTax Saver east and \vest with dog’ brbreed the personI wiwho hit a big white Columbus ^ and J.K- Rowling*Igs pro- . ; : south side of Ketchum ay. names, not pet names. A ]person’s dog on the so vide it now. ■ Call us or stop by foror a copy o f 7^tvr S/irrr tod.ny. name sometimes is hardrdtosay t ' on Dec. 2 atIt £about 4 p.m.: iIf you shun Harry Poner, t - and it could be said in a bbad way The dog; w'i i',u,ii.i. <■ Ilk'. ' ' bccame exhausted. Soo:>oon, * non-secularir Imembers of our com- litHide world for 2 1/2 hours ^and gicof »7tf»«r*r«„" T.T«*n r»liy«*ra5?fr>T‘^ Bryan Craig cam e byI wiwith a munity. imimmerse myself in the magi' small m achine with aa srsnow Doyou.belbelieve that cats can mimoviemaking. After all, isn’n’t tiiat plow and d ea n ed outt mmy drive- turn into tea:eachers? Do you wlwhat it is all about? - way and pari of th e allealley so I ------believe thata t broomsticks can fly? - —-- ABBY GREENFIELD could get out after beineing snow* No, of courserse not. However, it is TwinFalls fcSmi If you're ready to gather yourour familyI for some I B ol i i e f e r I" good times, consider Brunswicswick! A pleasure to look at and a thrill to playay oron, every innovatively styled and eiperll]lerlly.cratted I I Wraiingler Ariat Brunswick table features a3 lifetimelife warranty. C o w b oy y 'C ufJeans ^ | NewExpandec You can trusi Brunswick to) add a lifetime ol - - 1 3 M WfZ/936DEN Z ~ ^ Lengths Q A ssortm ent entertainment lo your home.ne. -Jf Original Blglllgid Blue Denim— eig31gllans$^ - - Q of A riat B oots“il I | | 1 0 % 1 % OFF| I SAVE NOW"(I A riat B oots I stock AlVII Mens N t Entires R egular Price & of Guteierwear Flaminel Shirts Q $99.00-$120.00 & Carhartt andan otiier UgJghtwelght 4 I ^ Famousi MakersH andHI Heavywelgtit i S $1500 OFF :IAL PURCHASE. S A riat B oots j [$1000 R egular Price n ^ H i l V * o f f ! I s lies Jeans S i S electsStyles Skies & Roper N $120.00 and Up L a d i e st .Jeans 'I RegulararPrlce '•’i^ 2 9 9 9 B $2000 OFF Tg $39.95 to:to $49.95 Valueues to $49.95 ^

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The Times-Ncw2WS Sundayay, D e c o m b e r 9, 20(;0 0 1 _ . Scction B - Leam ] o m n o n h ^ cold-cnrank C n i s s i c a s m (o n e y ^ t o g ii v e By KarenBnBoMlck I ■ I the state’s Writeiiter in Residence; Bill - Harpole, adding thatIt tl th e commission Tlm esêv's iin the years, dtie.s, Harpole said,lid. around the state in advanIvance of crafting a or more particularly,, youyc Idahoans M agic: and a: Wood River valleysys have Among then?m: Jim Irons, a Collegee c of “Tliis is your mornoney, so we’re tpring to five-year long-range plan)lan to replace the whoVe never been eastislofAmm™ i indeed1 receivedn grants and fellowlowships Southem Idahcho teacher who is currentlntly figure out how bestiest to distribute it,” said Falls - are wimer-weatlgather weemes Please3se ssee ARTS. Page B4 of the first magnitude. Oh, you talk a goodi game:gai studded \ - ^ f \ snow tires; chains in the trunk; fifty- 3l \olice J officicers go sshoppiniigwithJNMini-CaissiachikIdren pound bags of rock saltsal: under the seals. None of which will^ d o y o u a b it ByShaiiCIII Chanoy of good unless you hai f*JMn p r e t e d a s p e rm issio n nlottostar. o t I weêâ reated to-breakfast and a' Rupert police officer JuanI VVllllcana helps Anthony Cordordova, 5, shop for a toy for AnthInthony's sister during tho 'Shopop With a Cop' event at the BuriBurioy Kmart. The * A battciy docs nottn ru m o n stored visit from am Santa. Santa presented program helped 17 families9S this year. electricity: it nm s on hun:lumora-meta- each childlUd with a backpack full of physical forces that haveave nodiihg to school supplies,sui apples, oranges, “Once you do it,, you’re aunifonnedrd polite officer or pre- atand as police officers beg:!gan to partidpate in the the program next do with electromagneticenc energy. B candy anduidsocks. hooked,” said LaurenI JacksonJ vious contactact with the police ararrive and start talking witrith tlie Saturday whenn childrench and offi- you upset the humors,, yoyou are fated Eddieie Greenwell, 6, found from the Rupert Iôlice:e Depar- hasn't been*n positive, Fedders chchildren, worries flew away.y.Soon cers are scheduliduied to shop at to walk to work with slush in your Skittles; inir his backpack. Marizza tment. said. “We w RI obles had som e ininto the store with an officerer. • Times-News wrii peevishly, because yo writer Shari Qiantv SkitUesos on top of his breakfast great way to have a p o sitiv e reservations a After the presents had won’t<$ijmover the fim IS alwut shopping with d been can be raichtxlf at at the Mini-Cassia rst tune-that smdmcj,,ch and juice. interaction between lawN enforce-< a cop at brea!eakfast. “I don’t want pipurchased, m em bers of tlthe'Xi Bureau at 677-f04.■f042,cxt. 110 or by your vehicle is the loveove child of a ujjjg PaccrandaYugo. t policemen have fun with ment and the ch:hildren. lo.'^topwitiiaI) a cop,” slie said. 0,Omega sorority wrapped thehem. • c-mail a t schaticy@magic sc - . . . .. _____this,” Roblobinson s a id ' Sometimes children arc's2'afraid of GreenwellII triedt to reassure her About 20 more childreren will vaUcy.com. * “E r, er, er, cr, tt, tt, tt,< cr or any other unsettlinglg i th a t ------comes from beneath youirourhoodona ------cold morning doea notmt-mean,-“No.”----- H dL larmas,_emilusjrrvâdieBurleyy_area_: It means, “Give me a damnd good B B flg _reasonwhyIshouldL” . — By Nate John&inson - - n * D on’t pum p th e: acceleratorai Times-Newsi writer______wi _ pedal before you turnn tlthe ignition key. It merely annoys>ys your BURLEYf - Cathy and Nathan pump nothing v Bisliop havee aan animal liouse. lg whatevtt to 1 ™ motivate your rotor, disttlistributor and M | H T ll e Ignition coil m e n a g e rie I------1 * If your en^ne doesoes turn over includes five Uama i and begins to idle, andmd you walk |H n ^ l llamas, two'« facts I H fl|H emus, one away from the vehicle, 1it will stop ^ H [ S | I lanasooly V dead - not sometimes,s, eevery time. ^ K | | B ■ I .pit at other & Usually after you haveI allalready ^ n e ^ H j ^ R | | | q ^ 9 ous breeds . k llamas to ■ back into the house andnd gotten{ into of-'chickens,j affimi their sta- m the shower. s e v e r a l tus*iUiinthe • If y o u d o n o tk iwh<# how to hook UnUMU«00/Tk/Twn—«m«» white^ group. The odd LJ liji haveithegoodness th _ThenewWirWMt End nro Protection Districitrict flre hall In Paul Is ready forFofoccii- turkeys and llama may spit at m not to try. . pancy.Dljtllstrict Rre Chief Dan Korsea, leftleft, talked with Rre Conunlssic humans If It has ■ r r — been severely - ■ • •S ta itin g a vehicle tnDi( coU weatb- Van GrftemiBmnell and Paul Mayor Randy Jon^cmc61d^'>rti( . ■ Twin Falls^rea • ■ ■ • Burley par- --llamabrooder.------■ ------crank and them who0 gcan’t. C ars------H . t V i mirfTmsM/n.TWM»mi ~ know it, mechanics knowjwit:lt’sa'gift i JL 111 y Tho cofrvct re protectition distriI C t - ‘ c a ' - r Above, Stephanie ' akin to, and every bit as trare as, the ^ Spanish pronun- they wanted:d elation of llama Bishop, 10, gets abili V to pick up a 7-10) spisplit animals. This is why there are« sos few peo- T T f l f ) ' 5 • Is 'yafrmah.' some love from N a t h a nn most people in pie living in the Yukon;i; thetl igmtion- Dves into (GityHal] Juliet, a llama. Bishop, who10 uie United ally pfte d are the only om Jennifer, 5, plays ^ gettowtirk. BylomlneIne Cavener the t fire district to lease s] space in ly originally States say 'lah- eenw ell y, ôm 'mah* Burley, and ' with other family —____ • Once you get a vehii Bws correspondent the t new building, GreeQ chide Started said. Inêad of a large cacashout- wanted hisis Canadians say pets. Llamas are on a cold morning, don’tn’t mess with • ® - Paul firefighters and lay 1 for the leased space,, theti city ch ild ren to;o •lanMna.' sisaid to be especial- ~ vour good fortune: Headeadllghts and tb y p ro ------Plsy— with^h_ ...rhymingwilh ... . the heater are luxuriesSîSuiini the~ -« tro fficficials-have-found-an -----—will-payv most of-its rent-1 ly friendly toward ing means of cost-shar- viding v w ater, sew er, gagarbage animals'Is' Alabama. The car's radio or CD playttrisdoûi^t is — ; n pronunciatiori children. am ânce. jy’re sharing the same and a maintenance each1 1m onth •ea.'iP buildinc. for* the buUding,'said Ridich Rau responsibili-li- gets worse as ~ Rl^t, Andrew • •Rixkmgyoiircirinyi >• . ^ k- you go farther BlBishop, 13. holds a hey built.it without rais- dty^ public worlu supervis *y ffof" '“Ja uvemigUt wiQ not makeI i T ^ . a X win' be ‘[)e care of)f north, says Kevin Chinese Silver W M m s. A- meeting room wi start the next morning,lg, but1 it will shared by the two entities.2S. them, Howard, a Twin . ^Crest rooster, one mean youH have to callUatowtrudc a ^.^WiTest es End Fire Protection * “You don’t have to ha' y Fall&^rea llama . to haul your vehicle outIt icinto the dri* D istrict: Inin Paul needed a new lave two , . ^ if ■y ^ owner. of the Bishops' sev- o.f everything that way,y,” Rau ‘êy veway so it can be jump^tarted. p^ fiê staticItion for m o re th a n 10 ° ;t I------1 ®eral exotic bree^. said. “It is cost effectiveâll ; the set -W h en -v o ters d id n ’t up every mon ' Provided, of course,'Ile, Ih a ry o u l- way around.” oming and take care .... Itkc-children,-]il< said K.atnoST at staned puttingput money avi^y. lathan Bishop said. th: ed wilhoul the h d p of fed than hoofs, on their feet, Ikllamas llama, approachesiies all who enter Provided, of course^; thatth he can Sincee then,tl the district has ^ y these animals? are an not likely to accidentntally the enclosure: to give breathy getitstarted. ^ saved aboibout $ ^ ,0 0 0 an d built state ^ government, and Sw S , - n S oihop just wanted to injure inj a child. raising kisses that smeln ell o f partially ______th e neww station, this year, *'• ,, . have somethithing different; the Compatibility < wiih the 1 The building was used I e chil- digested hay. . Times-News features1 editored Steve accordingigtoVanQcenvrc^fire t , i t f a fa m a y iu isalways d . had cats and dren dn is a prerequisite foror the . Thirteen-yearcar-old Andrew ' Crtonp is here this monun^jtrjg to suggest district boardboa member. — ^ firnj time Tue^y,-when ti dogs. “Peopleile stop in and ask to anim an als ori th e Bishops’' aacre. Bishop ^ d he evencv< tried riding ^latonenffneunsuoccssfuU^ a x m k o i g A llthewe while, Paul has needed distn > ct held a training st see the llamajnas all the time,” he The Th chickens and turkeysys are an emu once,, butbu jumped off Both the d ty and the f ^J distnctc - j- j i - sounds roTunktibtff t ; a hew ClCity Hall. The: City " __ ^ jiêd^ US' to being'pjcked _up_p_and_l______■ __ ■■■ C o u i^ w r^ jm t a dieai with -PfeaseseeBUllI^.Ii. P a^ B4 . - - Usually althiloof,-llamas-tend-to-----pparaded—around—the— a -lo t.- - ,------Please siwlMleANiliiUUi;^

> ______--- m ______t .______i_ B-2 ‘ TImeiWew*, Twin FalUFall}. Idaho Sunday, DKemb«r 9t,2001 ,2< - tif e liiiTxehelpDSpeoplilestay ilndepenndent Knowuih e sc d6re?^ The Tlmes-News find outIt whatV kind of help they Currently, 180 peoplple in the news release;sesaid. need. Therhe Lifeline monitor will Magic Valley use the Liftifeline sys- Lifeline Incincludes a completely - TWIN FALLS - A ;spedal pro- âU a frieiriend, neighbor or relative, tem in their homes, t^th e nevys_ . automated,1. computerizetl.moni-c __ __R ead r/ie 77/neesrJVews sp o rtsi pagesp to- Rrom offere’d by thee ^Magic Valley ' to respor)ond to the need at the" release said. Since begiiginning in toring systemem that gives trained Regional Mcdicaical Center home. Or,Oi jf emergency assis- 1986, Lifeline has helpd)ed nearly monitors thehe tools they need to s e e how yourr favorite team IIs s d o i n g . Foundation nnd the th hospital tance iss required,r crews will be 800 local people stayr ati home provide helpIp toi users. helps people enjoyny ■confidence dispatcheihed to the home, with confidence. Lifeline is funded wilh assis* I— und freedom while livliving on their • “We ar«are veryjiroud of the ser-' “Living alone is not ea«■asy at tliis tan ce fromm the Magic Valley ^ own. vice wee provide for those in stage of life,” said Lifeleline user Regional Medical Center Lifeline i.s a personsonal response need,”' s;said Lifeline Program** Virginia Becker. “ButIt I never Foundation./1. An installadon fee of ‘TIS THE Si5EASON...TO HEiEARI and support service,e. zaccording to Coordinatiator Undee Hendrix. “It have to worry now thalat I have S50 is chargerged along with a $35 %>at eK— UcatioK'M l! a hospital news rcleelease. When- helps theihem live with dignity and Lifeline. I know someoneae is there monthly fee.e. iQualified users may !5 YEARS COMBINED EXPEXPERIENCE . ever a user needs hel]help, one press securityy-ln -ii the homes they love. all the time to help me otout should use Medicaicaid benefits to offset of liglit-jveight, watc,-atcrproof help We are! e:especially driven during my health fail or shouldJ I get into th e ir out-ofof-pocket costs, the button activates a smsmall in-home this holid;liday season to help more trouble.” news relea.se:«jsaid. IING AID COUNSESELORS unit called a comnuimunicator. It at-risk peipeople stay at home safe- Lifeline also gives peacep of For moree iinformation about & AUDIOLOGYY puts that person inn toucht< with a Iy, so thaihat they can share in the mind to family membersrs who are this scrviceice, contact Lindee Lifeline monitor att MagicM Valley festivitiesies with their family and unable to be in the hhome 24 Hendrix atIt 1 737*2065 or Kerin MAGIC[0 VALLEY HEAJONG K AIDS ______RefuonaLwho-iaika.k5-io_tliem_iQ___ frie n d s^ ___hours,a.day»Xdays-a-iviv eekuhc___ Dubois atJJZ37--2066______^BobSchroodcf 73:33=0601 73JW0916------7 “ - C SI knstructo3rs to wriritGGOlkegetexttbook-1^SSI ^3 25088 ADDISON AVE • TWIHi BFAL|.S 4 , ------Tho T im os-N ew s------— — ----- impressedwd by the collaboration of—— mental-impactrlivestotock and • many progran■ams across the US.,’.’— ■ ...... all the e authors,”' said CSI crop selection, and ruralU commu- Spackman sail;ald. ' ■ EBB' TWIN FALLS> - Delmur Aîcultu[ture Program Chairman nity promotion. Many agric;ricultural programs B Fuhlishern'homsonI LearningL has Rick Parkiirker. While developing thele outline are teachinfing or considering j accepted a propo;posal by 11 Collaboiborating authors on this for the book, Lowder obobserved, teaching sustaistainable agriculture, 4* 0 % TO 6 i ColleRc of Southernrn Idaho agri- text willill include Parker, Jim “No one set of practicess \will fit a but a cjuick< survey s reveals that . i o u o i j j v cultural faculty memliimhers to write ' Wilson, B(Bob Lowder, Blaiti Hope, sustainable system. OtDur book none of the publisherspi have text- ofPEmrrm | il-college textbook on sustainable Ross SpSpackman, Dr. Jody must'provide students wiwith prin- books that wil meet their needs, I CRAFTS Wui SnUUfcte) agriculture. Rockett,t, iAnn Pool, Dave Kiesig, ciples of sustainable agri;riculture. As Parker suggested-tosu| the col- I . s i n s V S7SDIU«t.«JcefJDJvd.N. DJ< The text willII be tijle d Teny Patt'atterson, Mary Jones and fvith some guidelines amind exam- ' laborators, “Providing-this “I text All Crafts and G m LynwoodSbopjiiopj>tas “ P rin cip les of S Si ustainable Jodi Minknk. pies of how to approachh sustain- will put CSISI into a promising [ Agriculture” andI willw be pub- • EachI collaboratorci brings a ability.” future directio:tion of agnculmre." EvefythingmusI L >-3002 3 lished in the fall of 2003.20( unique perspectivepe and different “For the CSI agricultiIture pro- For more: information, in contact ^ “This is the fastestj.st Delmar has expertisese to the project, includ-- gram, we see the writiiting and Parker by phonepl at 733-9554, ever issued a contracract. Both the ing scienence, marketing, prof- organizing of the book as a; key to Ext. 2402, or)r byI e-mail at rpark- ^ publisher and the revieviewers were Itability,y, conservation, ( environ- changes in our progrsram and er<3 Bush lightcIted the national MAGIC VALLEY^ REGIONALR MEDICAL CEÊNTER Released Christmas tr«tree Thursday night, ; Somenames'areore omitted arpatients’ requesticst. Gladys Jensen of!of St. George, Utalt Secret Serv.rvice officials said ------1 there is no} indicationi: Duncan intended to) hharm Bush or cause - ^ .. ------problems'attirth e ceremcmy— ------0 ITUARIES: I Dimcan wa;ivas charged with one ^ BT - • - -count of canarrying a dangerous For obltuaiy ra te s andmd IInformattefl, call 733^)931,. EiE x t 2 7 8 , betw een 2 p.m . and 5 p.m.p Monday through Saturdayay. weapon in ththe knife. His attor- Ooadlino Is 4 :3 0 p.in.,171. for next-day publication. Thele cem ail address for obltuailes b obluemagIcvaUey.com.d Deathth ney, Eleanoinor Frucci said she notices aro a free servMrvlce and can be placed until15 5 pjn. every day. expects addiiditional charges will be filed reganarding the guns, Iheir golden anniversary in wilwill accept guesis on Mor '1 \V IN FpA / i T c ebralinglhi onday. Duncan wa;was arrested in Boise t A LIJj July 2002.2. DeDecember 10. 2001. Irom 6 p.rn.p. 10 ^ ,j,ls yean in January for V I«)ifne 6itf newest empli ■r^—^—■ -----1 Margiee sspent years working in 88 cp.m. and on Tuesday for an ?rke^s trespassingI a;and carrying a con- tHammond. Sieve malakes an excellent addiiidition to o u r j H |y ^ I l L J the local3l Ibean warehousos.,ln priprior to the service at Pa w m B n g g M 1964. shele beganI vwrking at Idaho Magic Ma Valley Funeral Home., 2551 cealed knifee iinlo a building, and rfine staff. He comes te nlled he was not ^ V -months-raraising a-gardon-and—Vie-View Care Cenier in Kimberly.-y.------—mentally.coj:ompeteni-to stand hhim and his family feeeel welcome.in... ronioyed.ca!cannino-various Iruits and:---j— She was born at Humplphrey. trial. He sub;jbscquently spent.at. _ .-oiir-community.q ------——-— - ’. . ^ ^ ^ 1 vogciabic!lies. Margie Joved to go_Ne'Nebraska, on Marcri 30. 191giSTto least six moilontbs in the North ^camping3 v/ilhv. family and frren’ds ■Ben Be: and Ma^ Rulfing.'She ataneiid- Dakota Statete Hospital,1 f i r and lookeded forward lo vacations on ed school in St. Bernard. Nebr B ureoi, of Alcohol, Tobacco the Oregon)on Coast, which became anand moved to Idaho in 1 al farnily iradition through- DuDuring Ihc war years, she «,orkcdw( ms records show that W H T T 1 - ouimeyea'rea'rs, -- - in .a defense plant in Los AncngelM.------Duncan m edid ito buy a gun from o— - ^ r > em / n i a t o r ^ ' ~ Margie Hoover Margie) v/asw a lilelime member of CaCalil. She later worked in San hcensed.fireaiearm s dealer in Botsc by thm Po/Jkr Margie O Karley;y ^Hoover, 66. of Iho Twin FsFalls Moose Lodge #185, Francisco Frj unlil sho retired3d and earlier thisi yiyear, but a national backgroundid check halted the Twin Falls, passedj a'away suddenly where sho10 held many olfices. She returned feti to Idaho. s m c x 1924 riN FALLS KIM[M B E R L Y I al her homo on Decorcombcr6, 2001, spent couniluniless hours volunteering Josephine is survived by twtwo sis* purchase, ageIgency spokeswoman 3 3 -6 6 0 0 4031 23-5350 - Margie was bornrn con January 4. her lime anand assisting the lodge in ler.lers. Marlha Ellingor of Kimmberly April CarroUsII said. L 1935. near Blackfoofool. Idaho. She charitablee f functions: She was also ' andam Paulina (John) Ball ofif Buhl;I • ------livecl-in-Blackfool-for-ilor-a-shorl-period—a-momberaer-of-the-VFW-L-adios—brc•brolhefS.-Bemard(Mayme)-Ri Ruffing ------ol time until her fairfamily moved to Auxiliary. ol Twin Falls. Norbert. Rayrymond Iowa Ttioy lived inI loiIowa tor 3 years MargieD isi: survived by htr hus- and ani Jerry (Rita) Ruffing, all< ol m m £ before reluming lo0 IdahoIc and set- band. Arthrthur H. Hoovor. of Twin CaCastleford: and many nieceses m M h llmg in Twm Falls,s. She J aitondod Falls: a sisisisier, Dorothy Pulsifer. ol nephews. nei She was precedi schools in Twin Fallsalls unlil she lelt Twin Falls;s; < daughters. Unda (Dean) death de; by her parents: her s sci’ool in the 6th grai[jrade to care for Johnson. I.C Christine (Jerry) Johns: Mary Ma Plant;.and brothers, Leeeo and her siblings and heiHer lather. who grandchildrildren. Kiz (Jake) Leppert. Edward, tdi was injured in an1 imindustrial acci- Dustin Johiohnson. Dane Johns and JJosephine suffered Ifom ■ dent Shiann Johrohns:'and great-grandchil- Diabetes Dia (or the Iasi 50 yearss (of her ' T .-K ii.” :';'! • In the spring ol 1951952, Margie met dron, BarJarak Dean anfl. Ellie life l‘*e and lost her eyesight 21 i the lovo of her ftfifife, Arthur H. Georgine JL Leppert. all of Kimberly, -ag'ago. She was a resider • -^t^vof-Allof-a-whirlwiirlwindcourlship;—She-was-pr-precêd-trvdeaih-by-hw—•Moontain-View-Gore-Gentef-lc Wi they were married on.on July 26. 1952. parents. GeGeorge and Esther Kerley; last las 10 years. Her lamily war•ants to They sotlled in Twinvin Falls, and on stepmolhoIher. Dollie Mao Kerley; thank lha iho staff there for theirr loving.li July 23, 1953. theiriir ffirst daughter, brothers, (George. Donald. Max. care car of Josephine. Linda was born.. SiSeveral years and Rober')ert Kerley; aod a sister. Viewing ^ will be held on MoMonday laicf, on Decemberjr 225. 1957. their Juno Mooreore, (rom ffw 1-4 p.m. at the Farmer FtFuneral second daughter.r. CChristine was Funerali\ servicess for Margie will Chapel. Ch Mass of ChristianI BurialE born. They lived3 irin Twin Falls be held TuTuesday. December 11. wiil be held on Tuesdw att ' throughout, their maimarried life. Art 2001. at 11II a.m, at Parke's Magic a.m. a.n at the Immaculale Conce and Marîc-spent -‘19‘19 years togeih- Valley Funtuneral Homo, with Paslor Church Chi wilh burial followingI ati the • .... _eL3n0.w.ece.lQQhin0.tiig.forwarrnrrrpl- JnhniSandr:dcc.olJidaiiDg*Jh£ufamjIy,;^We-WestEnd-Cemetery,- ,------B i

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------i B A H QQ i y ^ E S T — ~ ■ — JP h ila nithropisst donatCCS $ 2 4M to Ll o f l J FForest SeerviceOl )i00,000 teachers in ! U.S. tion of snowmakiiaking equipment Forest Service approved limi - school’s 112-ycar history,iry. co re,” u nniversity ii President . sales sal representative for a nation*n reading m ethithods. Ten million, mited in the Shoshonele beginnerb area; unowmaking at Grand Targl ■ing sidewalk that r With his roots at thele Moscow: Robert Hoovlover said Friday. “His alal publisher, ther{ a publi)Iishing ' children learnirned to read with! rghee allowing a moving Resort near the Idaho bore n up a practice . school, Thomas C. WriVright has generosityy -• even during this exiexecutive for Holt, Rinehailart and Wright Groupp books.t •rder, takes children u allowing the ski area to enha arlier. ; been a classroom teacherher, educa- economic downturndO' - reflects his WiWinston, Inc., for 17 years.5. In 1994, hee sold ! his company , [lance slope to open earlii its beginner teri-ain. esort can open tional publisher of children’schi - dedicationin to students and ]He moved to San Diegi!go and to the Chicago''0 Tribune Co. Also, the reso The snowmaking will,hihave another beginneimer area where “no significant effect onri the skiers can practice:tice stopping and hurIniman environment,” w rote,e Jay turning withoutt beingbe on a run. Gompan )D ENOUGH rT O E A T — ------' ' PeiPence, district ranger forr the Officials plarilan to begin • ■^y — reton-Busln-Ranger-Districiict of----instailing-and-od-opcraring-an------the Targliee National Foresi!St, in aboveground snoisnowmaking sys- ; plans to ( [lis decision. tem this winier. cut H E --N othing was-viola ted,’’-,”'h e------Next suininer.-tri•.-trenches will be >aid. “Wo were able to ansiiswer dug for a permainanent under- — îl-the-publicVquestions-wwith -----ground-systemr— — i3Oj0bs )ut g ilen t A dozen public cdmmeieiit^ leased from tl:the Caribou* f:Technologies is cuttingg 530S jobs questioned the Foresi Servrvice Targliee Nationallal Forest,I i;at its suburban Liberterty Lake ^ ;>n (he effects on water quallality. Grand Targheelee was forced to — ’;site over the next 15 m o n th s- - ivctlands, and wildlife, amy Unemploiloyment Insurance state ate requiredto 0 filings electronionically updated by Ul! •nUuMCuf . ;700 jobs at Telect Inc., a neigh- can novlow do both online.* sitlnnit , informatio our system. 1 ‘,\i WM VALLEYr ir INS. :j)or of Agilent at Libertj:rty Lake. The Idahiiho Department of This eliminatlates manual entry Iêlect makes telecomnmmunica- I^borhaspjpartnered with Access aljont theiretnploy^ oo> n a for those filingings and increases TKIMTY UINIVEIk'EKSAL INS. pric cable Idaho to offerof the new web- the efficiencyicy of our depart* ***■ :^tlons devices, fiber-optic Pictured: Mldgc. Eric, Karl & Pou!S l Let us save you'OU m o n e y l ___-imd couplers for phoneJ aiand data based semct•ice. The system helps qttarterly ^ lutsis. Emplo) ment," Rogerr Madsen,I director -----Tn'etworks^^-^------^-..-— businesses wiwith, compiling, calcu-..------— ytoftletnanually imiUiSt of-the-Idaho.0 D ep artm en t of An Independent Agency, - — Agilent managers hadhai been bating, subn;bmitting and paying Labor, said. - S|specializing in homes, autos, S a m e — — — framing employees to„ < expect nent taxes, provide a paper repoio rt “We are alsoso pleased that this clvidwelling fire, RVs. health, life, k t i o g i n c . ; . more cuts. tesses in the state are application iss thet first in Idaho grimjnnuities, & commercial policies card spun required to0 submi it wage infor- ofn'agespaidto with and electi:ctronic check pay* . __ 103-'. Ulu* Lot#. •-Ti.li.I.K.U. K.1I . T.1W»222 — V-When-HewlettPackar n • 'U6.Q993 off Agilent, it had 12 printinted dr- mation aboutjuttheitemployeeson ------,employeeSiCaladatetma x e s ------ment-capabilityity.Jc4s.partof.the— •cuit'board productiorion sites a quanerlyr basis.b; ... Department’s> eefforts to continu* ' '.worldwide. Over th e past pa two Employers»rs who' file m anually____ and then pay the Mil.»'• ally im prove ouour services for our ^ years, all but the Libert;erty Lake '"“st providtide a paper report of ------customers,” mainadsen added. G(Set i Quik Castih from Natioionwlde plant have been closed.i. wages paid1 toti employees, calcu* ancand several employees to:o com* U ntil now , all a of the State’s • W e don't penalalize for paying earsarly . ' “We told our peopleJ h 4 i JU . J istmas treees get hlarder to> reach i lingual services Ispokeswoman Liz Co:Cox said :Friday. “And now that'lat’s hap. BOISE (AIAP) - Recent moun- COfficials said most forestIt roadsi side of the Caslascade reservoir is B 7 3 2 - 0 0 0 7 ; pened.” tain snowstortorms are making cut* art are now inaccessible did u e to still accessible. - I 8 Blue Lakes Boulevar All the jobs will eventuntuaUy be ting a Chri;ristmas tree in the sn»?l us liripI yoyou m»kr >Kuharski said. it work hard fo r you.I. U't's pfi toêlliiT undI (lisi'ti.ss:(11: l/oss of such jobs.can’t.n’t.be.offt ______. -set by growth in retail or whole- • Km-m IHS rhaii{;i5;;i!s |>rovicliii»: 'sale jo ^ he added. • -Gn*al»Trru>tn>l ovrrrrtin'nirntc» |ilaii «Ii.slr[t.slrilnilions -G n-alcT polfniia!al lH*ni'fil.s lo lirirs Use The Times-N-News J C ^ ininityMeimorial Seervice - Prolongnl lax- oour Magic Valiqrconmmunity to attend o u r a n n u a l ...... -•-IK A tax ailvanlag»s ...... ------possessions ininto------\oritti Service to honor a n d remember Jriendsis and family------•^hnurrit.^'ofjmKiK; Tbis lim e w illf IxiK fiiied M lb wo’^ ofencoumgmimtj^ngs fi g so f comfort,______Anihliui't forprti ytyoiijiayir iiiilil .April 16,i,2 2< (H )ljo ______We Caian andindudearcanilieligbt a reinembiuiance ceremorg’H olitk^y om am enis fiiiid your 2(M)0 1Rtb»f This nondenomominalionai service uMHI be beid a t 3--00 p mr; on( Sunday, SUate 1010 SuketOlO m O M Drix.SaHti Fnistratiition! /•W92? 73nns 7WI06 7H9K6 December 16,.6,2001 at Reynolds FiFuneral Cbapel locateIted at 2466 ^ stall Addison Ave.Eihiin T w in Trails. stmas For questioi ron s. or more . - y o 'J i ' loas, transportatio arrangements. i m r s : ^ ------bifortm lionrfrpleasecaU735^mO.SefresbtnetitswiUbIb e s e n ie d . ^ tmtOmam • rnMrbrtnr nmftUH n CfTftfcstC AtArStM f f i IHSmrnrrU. ‘ tk 2SIJrf*t.V Jay At , ftfcr..HR-.5rift-2D ^ IlO f U Kekham 4 mJ20 o .XO TPOZn 8>Bmttf SUB.Iaimt 7»a06 673.IUIa. 33*0174 1 >nes 5 « i ^ _ - ^R eynoolds Fill]neral Cblapel Edward Jon . 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NUB8ER1 &4 Timotêwi.TwlnFtlb,.Idaho Ida Sun^,December9,200101 TF Magic Val^leyAVest VoluntteersheÎp withL ‘Home^workC3u b L CGhristmgas coundeil i-r By Shari Chaney______TImes-NowB wfltor sets-food1 distribuution: BURLEY - Prlncipaipal Greg Lowe’s first words abt BySly Shelley Ridenour tain carmed andd packagedp: goods, Homework Club are, “Th the •|m e»News w riter______some fresh vegetal;ctables and usual* &reatest thing.” ly candy. A mealleai certificate iis It’s a program in’whid BURLEY - Volunteers1 withv induded, which± aallows families .Pine Intermediate Sch( stu* thhe e Mini*Cassia Chr(stiitmas-- to purchase whavhatever type of dents can get extra helphe ûndl wiU wrap up the bui of m eat they prefer,er, HandyI said, support from communit; mem* ^ i r work this week. C hristm as counouncil volunteers H iim ;oal of • expect to givei away av about 500 bers who volunteer their to g Tê ^ o u p , which has a got work as tutors. There ararc pro')roviding all that’s needed;d for boxes this year,ir, tlthe same num* . ------than-SO-community-intjnem becs----- ^B |^H |__C hr:hrisimas_to_ar,ea, familiessjyho J ___ ber as iti recentt year^ye; shesaid.______who volunteer at least onone after- oth(itherwise jvouldn’t have one,e, tiis* Clothing is placplaced out at_the noon a week, Lowe said. tribributes its food and gift boxesbe warehouse andnd Ifamilies" may — ■- Lowe, m arv eled a t tl — in Saturday------—______•__ take whatever theythe; need, H an d y . __ ^ iJiat tutors are communit mem- I Volunteers V have spent thee \past said, ------ber3-whoha\’c-voluntccnreredtheir— — ’ear_colleciing,dQnated.ntoy;, Every fall thehe ,group coordi*_____ tjme. Jothing, money and non*peilerish* nates wftlTlocareiiTentities to com* “I think this is one of : abliible foods, council Presidident pile s Ust of peoplisople who need its: Lowe said of the prograrr Jadfackie Handy said...... assistance. Thoshose people are: is new at White Pine. One day remains for peceople given gifts, foodd aiand dothing for- : The Homework Club m eets whovho want to make donationDns of Christmas, ------from 3:15-until-4:li — foocood, gifts or clothing Itemss imay. The_council accaccepts referrals___ Tuesday through Thurs{ On be)c cdropped off between 7 arand 9 of people fromn aiarea ministers, Tuesday and Thursday ththe focus ).m. Tuesday at th e coun(ncil’s school personnel,lel, social service is on language and writiniting skills,__ warvarehouse, 500 E. 10th StSt. in agencies and resiresidents. Handy w hile on W ednesdayI studentssi BurlJurley. ' said. iVork on math. Goods will be packaged2d up The Christma!mas council.has ; Natasha Landrith, a fif ; * lateiater in the week and distrib’ib’uted been operatingng for about 20 e r working on m ath, loo up to0 nredpients on Saturday, Halondy years, Handy said.aid. fro m hom ew ork to> e ' _ . saidaid. “Donations are looking good Homework Club was a fuifun MMembers of the Rupipert this year,” Handytidy said. “We are ; “ I lik e it; it ’s n ice ,” KiwCiwanis wiU again help on ‘shop. doing really weU.eU. We could use ' Tyler Mascorro, anoth3ther stu- M pintting days,” Handy said. Thrhose some more cash.ih. 1The New York re. the days aU the gifts andifood f situation and1 theth depressed dent. Ci, Landritfi and Mascorrorro were tems are actually packaged•d up, economy isn’t helpidping.” working w th tutor Violiiola Ricks ' ** 355 y,volunteers attem pt to prei:epare C h eck s m ayy bebi sen t to th e on math skills sucliâsis estimat-« Lynda Allen helpshel Richard Paules with a mathlath problem. Both are part of a new program called tha Horrlomework Club at cusiustom baskets for those; ^ who council at 19011 CConant Ave. in Burley. ing, rounding, factors anvcek wee 10 tutor. Lynda Allen. ' each a d famUy member recdvejres an Shelley Ridenouilour is The Times-, treat ihat tuiors bringJ inir at the must thereforfore be limited.. Lowe L said each studerent is _ Paules and HubbardHi agreed it app;ppropriate Christmas gift,t, the ■ News M ini Cassiassia news bureau beginning of the afiernomoon and Studying1 irin a group of five is ,vorking wor on exactly what hhe or 'was nice to haveha som eone to comouncU volunteers box up aI ccom- chief. She can be reachedr at 208- the fact that someonele iis right not as effectactive, Lowe said. In ihe she needs more practice! vwith. answer questionons and pay atten* plotilctc Christmas ^nner for■ eeadi 677^042, ext. 107,107, or by e-mail a t, there, ready and ablee t to offer the Homewori-ork Club, tutors have rhe The student’s teachcr sen:nds a tion to just them2m. red]edpient. The food basketss icon- sridenour ; The Homework Club) cucurrently and then car:ame in contact with yam grai more fun, the tutors; tbring ------lion;ions at its sm d ter here, thei com-c A sarco is knowlown here as the serves 30 students. Loweiwe admit* communityr n:members who want* inn treats t for the students' 7807i stu- club was bonlorn, with community Students Sl Dalton Hubbardrd and Mini-Cassia Bunurcau at 677-4042, longsnger. its profit from silver,siJv which has ____dems,.but because,the.pe.program___members,.mamany_of,thcm_retired__Riditichard Paules_ were_ also work* r by e-m ail ot_ ___|‘Longer”|‘I has bccome.thee key been,bringingg relativelyn lpw ’ ------is-based'OTf’one-on-one’ile-inrerac:----- reachorsrvoluoluntcerlngTlmc’cach-----ing-ng-nn-rhonnnvork-with-n- tu to r-----se/ianfjiOrriagicwcwllcy.com. wonôrd. B prices, “Nothing has come alonglg yet The sm dter doseddos last spring,: hat would make the smellelter idling more thanlan 200 workers,; h recQgiiiz(IQS divide bbetween Nv4ormons,, Others< eopen,” Asarco spokesmanI Cdlay most paid by thee hour.he _Poll:UM] AUedlen said. Asarco offidalsials want to keep ...... SALT LAKE OTY CAP)IP)-More Research'polpolled'600 randomly~'“cenrent'of the-state’s resldenints as • Aposdes fortificcflcd•th^^,sentlment LowLc prices for lead concnccn- the plant in opera)erating condition i than two-thirds of Utahtah’s resi* selected adiidirlts in Salt Lake, mennemlwrs. in the fall, whehen hfc\:escribed tranrates and higl) costs to delidiver in cise the market:ket changes, even dents perceive a sodal, culturalcui or Weber, Davisvis, Utah, Tooele and “The “'J divide has been ôi•owing _ some church mimembers as “too oreire needed to run the smeltererare if a change is a couplec( of years political divide betweereen those Sum m it cou:ountics during two inn pastp years, especially inn Salt narrow.” a didiscouraging combinaiillion, away, AUen said.d. 'V^ who are Mormon and thosetho who weeks in Octoctober. The error mar- Laki..alw City, and has been confiifront- He nu d e hisi remarksrc at a news AUeJien said. For now, an1 AiAsarco copper* are not. according to aI pollp( pub- ^ is plus or3r minusi 4 percent for cd;d inii a highly visible way se\everal conference arran;'anged to announce HiHe said most of the oree the sm elter in Arizonaona largdy covers lished Sunday in The SaltSal Lake some results,ts, and sliglnly higlier limcimes this year,” said Tribunerte’edi- the AUiance forir IUnity, a group of smemeltcr would use now cotomes costs incurredI atat the M ontana. Tribune. for some querjerysubcategorics. lorjor James E. Shelledy. community leadeiders worried about fronrom outside the United Statates, plant The 68 p ercent o f the poll’s The result-ilts of the poll were In In July, Church of Jesus ClChrist intolerance in the state. respondents who agreedi ththere is a publislietf asLS parti of a 6-page ad- of)f Latter*day L Saints Presi.i?ident Meanwhile, the Tribune’s edito- p religion-based divide wentrerc them* free insert.. A A leam of reporters ConGordon B. Hinckley urged nmem* rial pages have'e been I laced with J_/Emergency ^ Medical SeServices selves further divided: 58 pcrcent and editors•s examinedt intoler* ber;)ers not to be “clannish,”’ cor to polarizing Ictteners from residents of Mormon respondentsi perceivedpe ' ance, insensitisitiviiy and misinfor* “adi‘adopt a holier-than-thou”” atti- both vilifying chichurch influence in the discordance, compan»ared with motion on bothl»i sides of the reli- ludcude. Utah and demarlanding that those L/l.:ommission( lers will resi^ . . 86 percent of non-Mormon;ions. gious gap in in Utah, where the M. M R usseU B allard of>f the not in agreemcrlent with Mormon _ >ign The survey.conduaedi bybj Valley Mormon chu:hurch claim s 70 per* chui:hurch’s Quorum of the Tw'wclve ways leave the; state.stJ COEUR d ’ALENE (AP;,P) - Nov. 21 to eUminailinate the positioii'' KooKootenai County’s ailliling of system Chief MikMikeWiUiams. • Em«Emergency Medical Servivices Rankin blasteded t the board, say- • ..... ------■ --Systiystem Is on tlie-brink ofan overo' ------in g th e y ouilinedjeda-stablefinan'—— —Anirnals- haulaul as three members of its; oover* cial situation toto ccommissioners ----- Continued *fotnB4______------caring for thithe-animals has had. - -Tl-There are quite-a few 11;llam a .. -Llamas are alsoals easy to trans* sighiight committee arc quitting earlier this year. when the bird startedI running.'n the desiredd effect< on his chil* . owniwners in the Magic Valley,ack an im als. They can each e their feathers aiare painted with out”ut” the program. under the wingng of local fire; Abandoning valor undmder the their llamasas so that someday canarry 60*80 pounds and wv alk frost, Nathan BislJishopsaid. Commissioners secured3d a departm ents, rathia th e r th a n a ceti-.^ severe threat of a bitiriting, she they will carrjirry packs for the fam- aboiibout the sam e speed as peo]iople. The c h ild reen, n on the other S70C700,000 bank loan for the sysiystem trai location. threw the cat back dovlown and ily on hikingg trips.ti “You can’t ride a llama,a, but hand, stay insidede with hot choco- in\ Sscl•schooled place nol tooto far from town havlikc-dropp)pings -----Bunwu a t 677-40-4042rExt.^l0^r ------. Exactly how the system eniaided- it’s going to take» tc to getus where ■------— after-fourth grade.. ^Nathan —where we couldcoi have animals,” ind and they brmvse lighdy on1 ggrass • 'b y e-mar7 dr hjdht6h'nsoii@mdgicval’ 'u p sso far in debt is undear,r, but we - w ant- to -' gogo,':'-Kootenai; ' Bishop said iie thinks thelie iwork of Cathy Bishop:jpsaid. mdbrush.. and lcy:com. -- - ...... thelie J o in t Pow ers Board vo/oted CottunissionerGusJJus Johnson said.-'' Alts------_ Buildilin g _ ^ Continued from Bl providing statitate or regional direc- Treareasure Valley residents,.with ^ ContlnueiltanBl^ cati«ations for fire station grarants water in the largerge pumper truck .', one that expires in Junee 2i2002. tories, he noteoted. 'at Pat Harder of Twin Fallsis th e arc happy withth the new space, fron'om the Idaho Departmenin t of tanks would freeze!eze in th e w in te r,; The goal is to hear fronrom 1,000 “W hat’s susurprised me is the dostlosest to th e Sun VaUey areaea. RauandGreenwnweU said. Comommerce. Herring said. people, Harpole said...... lack of coortordination between It It. .would b e nice tq^have sqm^__so , There’s roomn insidei for.equip* The Th Albion Fire Districtt 1h a s ____ In.Oakley.thee firefii district b u ------Thc’com m ission-warc le-arts-groupsr-North-----one^ne-who*is-familiar-witJi-wlivhat-’fr ----- mem-and-trainirning and room out------two-vo-vehicles-parked-in-ii-the— six trucks in fourir-b;^-Two ba ofthe,------bynhe Idaho Legislaturere 1in 1966, • Idaho, for insinstance, has a very goinoing on with arts in the WoodW side for truck: didrivers to pull in AlbiIbion Highway Districi. shshop, bays ore borrowed•ed ffrom th e d t y l - , a year after Congressss estab* established;d a rts co uncil; yet Riveliver Valley, McCain said.,. And and out of thele 1 building easily, shes1C said. Albion’s fire districtdis wants to ! lished the National Endoidowmem th ere are sonK>me new groups up it[ would wi give the commissicuona GrcenweUsaid.1J. The building had The Th district is not able to0 get get a quick responponse vehide bui y for the Arts. The comn'mmission there that haveha' never m et with stroitronger presence in the WWood also faUen into) didisrepair. newew or larger equipm

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- I d a h o ~ Police huntmiJ1 ispects afftersprege SnowvfalTsets bbackcount]try lip for sslides ^ ' IDAHO FALALLS (AP) - W ith ~ Cen'e n te r said. Five were in TcTelon els, avalanche transceiverstra and, IDAHO FALLS (A P)-;) - A former control and struck a pole, Cl'Clemen- heavy snowss acrossa th e state, Cou-ounty, Wyo. probe poles. Therhey also should; convict has been jailedi andan others An/lOJedandwearing bts s said. AU of the suspects rai Forest Servicvice officials arc T:Tiller said lhat the most com-c check the avalarilanche forecast.^ are being sought by policidUcc after a / ■ n Budihob forced his wayy inio a rem inding bne!nckcountry .visitors moinon mistake people makin nnr? Wynming ____ according'to repons. •DldTnairearlyFrldayTnomli -benvaenJdah( MON------;------... satdhedi•didno!have any, and in the W(West Yellowstone !When the employee saidsai he did 'admitted that he owned tl Jlôrfeing with YouVo not have any, one of the robbers oneojUietheroU/ershithum that ih: was used in the robber™ tjy, area. ------hit him on the head with said he had only loaned■d-it-ro- hea\’y snow as fall- Mr to Make a Diffa!Serence _ _ and then ordered him in head with his g m Buchholz. en in the pasast few weeks on f f cliarged- -unstable slopesie s ...... | K ------restaurantrTherobbers'iirs-dmand. S jia ,k'hen . o fd eirH h iin ■ 'Tlie man has nofbeen’cli ed money and shot atIt leastIt one . , for the robbery, and policlice say One avalancinche on Thursday ■ ■ bullet into the ceiling befbefore flee- mtdep'e the restaurant. they ihi are still searching for_.nraihird forced the closlosure of Wyoming . .C. ing with S87. ------SU5suspect. Highway 22 ovtover the Teton Pass...... Idaho State Police:e tro o p er we don’t kno'now how many,” Idaho 1Buchholz is being held oion rob- T he slid e was■as an estimated 4 Idaho's Scenic rges. He deep, andid 50 feet long,the Vance Cox spotted thefie getawayj Falls Police:e :Lt. Royce Clements beibery and kidnapping d)arg< ______S p l e n d o r . : — car and was followingng it when said, . ■ ■■ ■ faces fac a Dec." 20 preliminaryry hear------Wyoming-Highighwoy-Patrol-said.------PIP someone inside the carr firedfii shots None off tthe bullets struck ing. in{ Buchholz was convicticted in The pass wasIS ireopened Friday Anamichaiftouf athim. Vance or hisis (car. 2000 2W for robbery of a convex’enience afternoon. hlghllflhtlng.thodtvereityI “They shot several rourounds, but During thehe chase, the driver lost store sto in Ammon. Lauren Met[cKeever with the a ai n d o ra n d e u ro f.td a h o rrzv patrol said deplepartment employ- . w h a t A m erica w a s : wild o / : x ees were alreacsady triggering con- ; andontflfMd.' trolled avalananches by firing a StudentIt dies of'contagioi ( )us diseaj howitzer at iheiie unstable slopes, .BOISE (AP) - School3ol District reported,, bbut Smith’s family cases. ca< The disease can beI sspread “It’s a preveiventative measure J and health officials sayay the risk members ar ^ ClS lo th in g Ifinchester W a lls & Benelli NovJova StMl shots J i OFF Gamehiiîdel 0 % OFF - 12 ga. pumumps^£_ yu rebate 1 2 & 2 0 Q i 1 J RED TttagsaLeoi)^rHER __ ^ ___ QIQUNS IN STOCK! i i H Nikolm BiiwÛa r s P o rteta Fillet Kit■* HR9 10X50 Looh)bkout |S5 H g ^ PFTK-414 = ^ A 1 2 S i ■ C am |]i p C h e f » Winners WillV Bc Announcei D u tcth t O v e n V - b,by 7:00 PM Carry.If-Lite Mallai ------w / f » e t l 9 9 ______- FirstJ Placc - M o d e l 1201 Wctlierby Accumark 30-371S 7 8 m : $ 2 9 < y Decoy>ys <40020 ^ with LeopoldI 3X9 & H ' Walater Skeete D u c kf i& G oose D eco fe. Full SIShoulder Mount . - i J - P oi K Providcc:d by High Desert Diiitoon Boaat 41 0 % O FF ___Deluxe Bac ______^^dderm 1 j^^^^2 . , ^11 TRain Checks- -- To Stock Ori H and - No TF 3 $ E - — — f ...... ■ / T}me»-Nfwi.TwlnFa!U,l(UIdaho -Sumlay. DKember9,2001)1 . ______:......

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-SCHOO])L LUNCFH _ — It tatkes deteen ^n atiIon to milake rilled ehceie ' sandwich. ^AGAPE'CHRISTIANSCSCHOOL C .S 1 .S:kcn nnodlc i;indwlch, celery DIETRICH SCHOOLS liter, chilled peaches SalSalad bar. fruit and milk scrv^ every AND CHILD CARE CEI3ENTER— Mooduy: Chickcn iwtty------Milk Of jiiicf i-vcry Aiv AUGH SCHOOL Tuesduy; LaiaRna. rolli f - a yeaar-roundd mountcainhomne i • - MoiuLi) rriof fruit or Wednnda):Tuccracos.com.fruil ulad.c.ikc . GLENNS FERRY earthy brown to crystalline white iuice i-vcryd..v . Tliundjy: .imburRcr Rravy over masliid Monduy:Mi Mot turkey sandwich, poifiotatocs. also has changec MowLi)-: LVriMl.f inn..i»on Io.i«.itl pDlalocs haliy carroarroii, apricots rt)ll Kravyjavy. com, fniit ^ed the lives of the TiitmLi)-: Hrc'.ikf.iM \n:i.\ Friday: Turkeykey sandwich, tomato sou|. Tuesday: Tu Dakcd mtini, bread sticks,ks. green lakcsictc cofnmuTlunity of McCall. UdnrvLi}-: lliM.•^llI^ ,in J WJO’y applcuucc. fniitt ml!mil upt '•■lad..liad, fruit Winter has arrirrivcd abrupdy for | ^ H ThiirvLiy: ^V.ll^l■^ m.ipli- \yr\jp Wedne-iday: Chickcn nuRRcls, cheo) FricLiyi!!«; .iml cIkx-v.- li.iUi l>r(i«- iiev Rrecii licans fruit ■ people like NiJanan.i Q iQv program for Bru . . Wfdn«da)-.Cei iicli liMNi Mickv. in.ifTuiple vvrup. ChChoice nf milk serv ed every day , “To look outIt Imy window and ' li.iiii. li.iOl litm.iK );;.i|ii'{ruil TImrul.i)': Oatmcitmc-al, ml«c-d fruit cup. loan. Menu not availalilc Krtrtuy: (irilltil ctircw v-mdwic:Iwicli. lotiutii t«,„rr see all the hillss a:and ihe fence cov- -ini>. ctin.ki-r\, w-'l'*-'' Friday: Cifcai.ii| HAGERMAN SCHOOL!iic ered with snoilow is glorious,” y W “ LeClairsaid. _ CASTLEFORD SCHCIHOOL- MilkH'nwlevvr•Mryday C|iChniccnf milk offered every day ifted from hiking Moodj):lUflx-c.iK-ciie iKx-f vindwich; lalaiS liar Monday: Turkey Rrav-y, polatoes, fruit,fru hot S h e h a s s h i f t ilrr.ikf.ist mmu or v)fl flour l.itii,1, %eavmed\e Cura, cherry -uucc. 1)11. fruit turnover boots to snowsh'shoes in her. daily Milk .Ulll luicc %cr\'oI every -; l)<>iiiil\ ur. fruil. fniit uuck lhandle Mountain Tucwiay: C'lrn■I .InK

ctl— ------_Wcdnc>duy;-njmbiifKcr..ovcnn fries,. .with_her_three ' lb Boone, head technician s t Gra'ravity Sports In McCall,-works9 on a pair of sk is------WnlnrvLiy; I'.mt.iko fniil cup, fniii vi.^ki.kkv ir.inKct. c<»kic ôw gets deeî^ r she will change ® TIitnvLr): tiim.imon ri)!l> Wednruti): TI jciijci kir or pifl.i. to\%cd wix-n ^Thurvtiy: Rice imwl. fniit. bot roll Nov.IV. 427. ‘Tills Is my day ofl, but thfIhe're's a lot of work to be done,’ie,’ saidi Boone, JritLi>-:Mi.lfin» vilad, ranch da-^Mll|\Mii»U li.in.inav 'tr.iwl>erric» ‘Friday: ^ Chili, cliccw slick. s.il.id, fm t.iuKli riK-nu Tliurwd.iy: I'leijileijili (lip vindwich; l«)tjlo lur civan • LeClair is typii'pical of the people who10 hadh been remoimtbig And timlrning skis throughout the day. — MoiuljyiOitiniotiv------orthlckcn fried «c;«c.ilr.-m.itficd potatoes. Rraiy. _ who operate thtthe lifts, serve the Tur>; Clic-i'v.lmfKtf' •bilaJlur lit ipiiycly chicken undwicb. laier mts THE DEAF AND BUNC resort that empnploys 115 people im'girigation ditches for farms anda expecting tiieir weei f'riiti): li-ikvd |«il,iti) kif chilled appleviuce.ce. HiieI Kriipie cookic ndies. • up now that Brundundage is open, Milk vrrved ev ery day during the wmerter. ranch llmkfust menu In the summeTier, they work as “Extrem “E: e %veather conditiotions Between skiers andand snowmobil* CLOVER TRINITYITY ST.E. EDWARDS m.Monday:'! Chciicc of juicc. fruil, cho:hoicr<.f guides, smokeju)Jumpers, construc- affecfeet our main industries inI thet ers, they do a briskrisk winter busi* en-.il, vramhled eKXS. Iikim, jelly igion,” said Jim ThackertTay, ness. LUTHERAN SCHO(I0<»- CATHOlOUC SCHOOL '"iiTurvLiy: Choice of juicc, fruit, chu-hiiice ot workers andnd farmers. regie Milk v n nl every dav efL-al. Iiaii.ina bread ujuarcs ‘‘If people arere going lo be here Idahcaho Job Service office manajlager “We wouldn’t survivesiir without .MoiKLiy: Cliili. tnm. hol nill. |ime. I. IVrdnevday: Choice of juice, fruil. .ikt;. |>c.n, lir\M-il:•,! vil.id,vi CKik- ■■J”"Iflc%.»yrui>,luciin.lian.in,i litnchmenu com'e and go. BuBut the winter folk makeake up for the simuner tourLirism from all over,” Helerelen Eimers said, Wfdnevlay:CvriC-Vreal, aprifolv. fxalum crack. ^,1S.ilad kir and choice of milk scneded evcty are the ones whivho have strugêd indusdustry.” “Wintertime is Idaholaho.” day TIunvLi)-: ()atm tiramivu, siivi seasonal econom'imy. thle e seai so n s in shops suchh as called the shouldercr seasons, s when Friday: Cereal..11il..ipple%iuce. cutie pie Tuesday: (iriiled lum and cliccsc vini.MI,. ..I h jdd Jseven different Graviravity Sports, which sells moiloun* m any people go3 on or unemploy- Tucvti)-: ll.iinl«irKi:r> lainchmmu tnnulnmalo vnip. cnicker\ apricots, jellowca \VctInc^)T Chitkcii nuKKei' Monday: HambunburKcr dclu»e. letlucc, pick- \VcWednesday: (>)m doR. kiliy carrots,s.'jpliics. a jobs to make endjids meet,” LeClair tainin b1 ês, kayaks and ski eququip- ment or leave. InSun Sui Valley, they ' ■n»ir-Li>:Si>.i(Jiclli lev Flench frie»,l>j;,»ijnana.chiuidii>v t.iler tols,Rrapcs, sherbet,rt I Changing wiiivith the weather ‘'As “A soon as the mountatain Hole, it’s callcd the[le cocktailc hour, HANSEN SCHOOL DIS'IISTRICT buiti'i comes naturallyJy for McCall resi- open;)ens, the business starts diniml>- “I live for thee winter,”w said’ Teriyjki dip|iert, fried rice, priFriday:\'i.vh nuRRcts, scuvoncd pot.wtatoct, dents, who depen>end on the tourism ingg and a goes until April,” saidsa Steve Alcock,an an agent with! IlmikfiiNl ii>mu mi>ed fruit cuji, unKclunK biscuit cliickiIiicken and noodles, sliccd peaches, h. ^hlkv•^êdeêfylI.ly Thundjy: CommdoR. d later lols sliced |x-.ich- ,H,mptimpkin liread. tarter saucc. ketchup ■ economy. \Vhensn they talk about Travi•avis Hatfield, the shop“s mjman- Findlay Real Estate,ate. ____ Mond.i)-; 0 .-real. toajl, fniil. juice evfmituucks the weather; it’s’s sserious. ager.;er. ”Then the water starts nrun- A g en ts like him hin are more Tursdjy; Hi\ctiil> .tnd tx.i'y. fniil.niil.jiiicc Friday: I'jncakcakes. waffles. tiutaKf palty. ) Snow doesn’tI’t simply kick off ningng, and we start selliling numerous than skiId bimis,b he said, lV«lnc«Liy: VnK"ft| !“ '>• il, j"juicc naui brown poiatociIocs. oranRC smiles JEROME SCHOOLS Tliuivb)-: oiilmi-.il.KWJi. fniii Milk served cvcty day the w nter seascason, it covers the kaySiy5b-cuc or Italian chccs«s« 1nicks. fruil Tliunday: Hos}{ ddoR, macaroni and checse, com.iom, ivapcs or pineapple chunks / ^ ' Frfduy: liambufKcn. Frcnch frici,tic*, fwi t (trccn beanmpple.lie. c- lassage &f Friday: Baked:d cchecse sandwich, tomato coliaioii and cauliflower with dip. bananas or apple M b facials, Mi IMMANUEL wup.crackcti,cc!crcic/y Slicks, applesaucc Jadsalad ------LUTHERAN SCHOCioOL" “ V^TWIN FALLSIS HIGH SCHOOL RICHFIEU) SCHOOLS BoiodySpaSBêatmentsfs __ Clioicc of milk e^-cry day BniakfaiilitervcETved cvetvJay. BfBrcukfast menu Monday: C:hlckcn nufwctv borbc.iluiJ,Buonc(i dreuing, focaccia brcoci.brci pears Fridays. Kfain linete rrmenu varies evciy day. Wedrsesday; W( Pancakes, sa u sa^ Juice ------W ninnduyi Voftetable beeff wtsoup, flreen - - Monday. Salad9d barjI deli sandwich or pop- ThutJday: lit Cereal, churro*. iulc* H E - Phone Orders:rs Welcome - Masterca:ard, Discover €f Visaa AcceptedA luluil, niiortcd drciiinft, candyly eicane cakc, - corn chicken badlaskel with dipping saucs,------Fri Frlday-.Dijcultnuulsnivy.haihbrown crockcn, peanut butter French frid. fnjlt.ii.hoidinnerroll hi Lunchmenu tu Open Christmas Evtve Until 4:00 pm T hur^y: Turkey and gravy overovci noodles, Tuesday: Coyoteote Rrill bar; deli sandwich or Monday: Me Cheeseburger, baked 1 upple dippm.b!»cuit», Jelly, eranbcnibeny sauce hot Italian tub taniuniiwich, potato chips, (ruit. CurioiuriousCcorRC fruit snacks, apple wedge Kridfl)-. Iljlia-your-own »and»rich.«ich. cherries. Rice Kriipio bar . . - . . Tuesday; Tui Ham and chc«c sandwich,t,tomato n Ihiiiona cuokie tVedneiday: TTaiaco bar; dell sandwich or soup.i)up, CTScken. bar cookies, pcaches checKbuTRer delmi;luM. French fries, fruil, troll W 'V«tdnetday: Hamburger gravy'y 4 ^ €IU mix whipihipped potatoes, bread and butter, |Rreen KIMBERLY Thursday: Côyoteyoteerm bon deli sandwich or ulad,dad, pears L ^ inenue N orth, T b 6 - 7 1 7 5 HOOL »picy chicken sandvmdwlch. ieitucc. mayonnaise. Thursday; Th French dip sandwich, chip B 3 3 0 8 ‘" A v e \yiii Falls » 736- ELEMENTARY SCHO. I** talerto(s,fmit,pudJluddinRCup cookicwkies, mixed (ruic Milk *crvtd o'cty day Friday; Potato0 ba.-.b< dell sandwich or Uttle ' Friday; Fri Tucos, green beans, dnnamnnmntwist. Monday: Com Juji. pu«u, ccleiycry istick, fruil Caesar's pina. touomed green salad, ranch dress- appleipplesaucc Jd!-0 Infufruit.bread stickiticks.piaa taucc , ^ Tue*dny: Chickcn noodle »oup.lup, crackers, hjm andchccic londwich. ricc treat , SHOSHONE SCHOOLSLS M Wednesday: Rib-bcue, maihedsa blainiINE COUNTY Breakfast and choice of milk sen-cdÎcvety treamcd |*a»,n|ii>lf half ay • Thunday: f-'ettueeine.Califotnia I SCHOPjOLDISTRICT - Monday: Chicken patiy, potato f ■ j j f l rtablct, whole wlieal rolli. applciaucitaucc ADclflnntluiyy orajBnuiRc halves, peanut butter cookies jo" FrWay: HumbufKcr*. Frcnch fricfries, pickles, Lundimenu TUesdar- Idaho nachos, salsa, pears,«T,choc<^ ketchup, fruit cup BcUcnie Elcmeninentary has no scif-scrs-c bar. latelie chipd b«ir cookic Monday: Chcny«sy bread, peanut butter und fVcWednesday: Chili, coleslaw, dnnanui ____ xrato wTd(t«.-applc quanm,-----peoch J | L I -----KIMBERLY HIGH SCHCHOOL----- ebjr:rolalobar ThThursday; Barchetca. pineapple, i< Milk M.-A'nl every dtiy Tuesday; Beanin taco,r yoRurt. whole kernel ulad,liad. ranch dressinR. Rice Krlipie treats O 'h t P e l l Monday; Corn dou, paita, fruitruit and vcK' com, puddinjc. pcaclcaches. Sclf ser\c bar: Make a FriFriday: Cam doR. potato puffs, ora ^ sandwich suRarjRarcooUics Turtday: Chicken mallliu, pota|iotalo ilicci, Wednesday: ShaiSharlis and whaln, boiled crr • fniit and veneiablclwr and roll, seasonedcd peas,| chiiled pears, upplc- HUGE SELEOnONN O( F C H R IS T M A S 0JOODIES ( »'rleb.ir sandwicli, couniiyry blendb vegetables, cinnamon beanscans, onuiRc halves roll, pineapple tidbitdbils.Sclf-scrvcbarSpaRhctti UcWediscsday: Chlli, salad, pears, cinnInnamon ^ MAGIC VALLEY i^ll311 W f m Your Choioice ^SCHOOL ^ Thundoy; Toasted cheesa Sandwich, HIGH SCHOOL BUSS cans, baby carrots, apple sliccs ^ Milk served c\-er5very day ^ tuRorFriday: ■ Turkey stir fry, rice, plnea CliuiteiiC iiillk w nni etety dayly Unchmetai jRar cotitie. Mondj}-; Chickui.undHich. 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; The Times-Newsws S u n d ayy, , D ece m b e r 9, 2001lOl Scccion C i jMORNINGL S p o r t s Q u o t e H Nebrstka quar- r o u dh w i l [ e i s r rn a n j H terback Eric | i U \ H Crouch; winner Everybody thatthi ' ied PreM • «.-»>■'■ ■ • ♦ . • . GrO' nan. by 62 points, 770-708.)8. Dorsey was next B S ■ of the 2001 Cr ich. a 6-fooilot-l, 200-|)ound senior with 638 points and HsHarrington had 364 B Heliman )RK---Eric~Crouch~almosrqu•quit:— froin-t'mraharNe.^rrroiHorlrllS^'ardxand — - points-in-the;;âUoting.-'g.-Th^vinimig-point-^^B - ; _ knows P iS bo Iiii low the Nebraska quarterbacback ' 18 touchdown^ pasassed for 1,510 yards and total was the smallest: siisince Oregon State’s ' I ^ H H -Trophy, poses------:man Trophy winner in onele of.c ___seven scores and eveven caught a 63-yard TD Terry Baker won in 1962 H with the tro- j that she’s capabl‘b l e o f ■ ijTcdictable races in the histor>toiy _ pass In a,^big win ovover Oklahoma. He’s one_ The Heisman ceremcimony was held at a H phy Saturday I anything.r of the awaid. til only mree inajojor college quarterbacks midtq’wn hotel, the'firfirst time it’s been^^^^f ■ In New York. Crouch, whwho brfefly left die team tlêlêe 10 run for 3,000 yayards and pass for 4,000 away from the Downto'Itown Athletic Club. A % years ago whwhen he lost the starting jotjob, yards in a carcer. The dub was damaged}d iin the Sept. 11 ter- I / y 7 capped a senlensationai career, by keepinping Grossman was sesecond, with Miami quar- rorist attacks. the Huskersrs inI the national title racee aall terback Ken Dor:irsey third ond Oregon , The closest Heism;sm an vote was Bo ' ; season. A 62-32*36 loss to Colorado two weel

In BRIEF rompoover Abdur-Rahlm leileaves V a in q u i s i l i e Ricl^S93-70 i gam e after Injui|ury : ATLANTA (AP) - i By Kevin Hall Hawks forward Shareef Ricksi ^wins key ' F Times-News writer[er______Rahim left Saturdayay n ig h t's game against the Orland e game I: TWINFALLS-'S -T h e College of i after aggravating his brulS t a ' league Southern Idaho) mimen’s basketball . 1 bone. ' team usheredid out an era ! Abdur>Rahim starti.r.=d,ût 111 i > writer______■ | H Saturday night,t, wwith a dominat- played just seven minuinutes. He ing 93-70 win off RicksRi College, fell Friday night while tr TW m FAALLSW I Ricks College H ( It was the lastist regulart season a rebound in the first qu game ever at CSI for the the Hawks^ 129-944 loss1 ID v«moutaw. w in n ^ at the College H n Idaho. Vikings, who closi;lose the book on Orlando and missed1 tlthe final “'J ”?.*??'' The Qoldar :pc_the spa.son as ' • Behind ShiSheila Hutchison’s 19- ______haskethalLafier- three quarters. Eagles’ Air ;d host to pota, lO-rebeboimd effort and the 4my part of the changlange to Brigham The Hawks played KucheranIn Is Young University-1ity-Idaho. Orlando on Sanirday inInthe sec- of-Jessica Fowler, ihe ngs took a key 82*66 H by. CSrs Tony Bobbobbitt led all scor- ond game of a home-an•and.home H i! X ers with 23 poinloints on 8-of-18 series. ScoiicWestst Athletic Conference Andrea victory Saturu r ^ y over the Golden ling six 3-pointers, W f ^ g S f m McQarthI Tira'’mU? nett•27 lead at inter- other club headinfing into Peterson. MMicG rath had 16 her* « mission, CSI openpened the second [ Saturday’s games. self. half with three:e consecutivec 3- ____ _ Vikings; I head coach Lori |ij| pointers for a 51-31>1-30 lead and CSI I Con^)0«]fh)m«t1iiimrapofts Woodland, s{said her bench play coasted from1 there, th as nine ------j waskey. nuetituet«wttM/n*nM»iim Golden Eagles scorcd.scoi Pleas(asesedmM^PegeC2 Pleasesesee si MEN. Page C2 : N co t s o pje tf e cX a f te i: r a ll Van Guni(dy resiggns F v . SALT LAKE:2l: 2 0 0 2 _ oamplesBYU H as Knick;s head a:oach Th>*Moc(at»ifd P re —______Q WSX The,he Associated Press______th e 1999 NBAI FiF inals and two , trips to the Easteiistern Conference HONOLUIULU - Nick Rolovich jM i PURCHASE. N.Y. - Je ffr Van^ finals, did his bestst to prove that bowl H iundy resigned unexpectedl]diy as Assistant Dontn ChaneyC was to t-madeâ mistake by V i ^ h elead-cooch-of a the-New-Y>York— coach-New-Yorkork-against-the— Countdov) w n — H aw aii m :nicks on Saturday, just asIS the Indiana Pacersjrs at Madison- a Rolovichil tthrew eight touch- W leaneam was playing its best baslasket- Square Gardenen on Saturday to the" down passesies and Chad Owens ^ balllali of the season after a sslow ■ night, but the V a scored onin 1 stantart. W z jj ttea m h ad n ’t SaltLak( kickoff and SEC f\ ■ The stunning decision camime a ml - I chosen c a head * V H daylay after Van Gundy ended prac-p: ■ I or 0 interim ___ Olympic ii-ChamplonihIp— ,1 ~Uice'earlybecausehe ce' thoughth th is — ■•coachr"‘team ------ended No. 9 layers lacked intensity. I] spokesman |g - C S I I ' ‘▼ J h EI ^ days until Opci “In roy heart I knew w h a t' ^ J o n ath an 61 ct III righight, but it was still a diffiificult M l h | B UI Supranowitz S C erem ony' season witliith a 72-45 victory J? ledsion to come to,” Van Guiiundy I ssaid Saturday, aid Saturday at the Knic I The Knicks ractice facility. g won five of The Torch Touh Tbe torchrcharrtved * ^ e can’t*t ido a n y A i^ person- ^ p - V in Alabama today. Chuck:k ally about bebowl^ except put oh S “I didn’t fed my focus wa:ms at . ^ Itheir last six Anderson, who k)8thi9 rfghirfghtfore* the show were did,” said Rolovich, . B IS best. I didn’t want to hurtrt our Oundy ggames to move- ami in a shark attack lastrtyear.wUi yi who playedtd his final game for M teascam. I certainly .don’t regretst the . .a. above .500 begin the rsiay iU'SpfingJHUI HI Havfali.“I tftiink h people want to effoiffort I put forth. I iust thinkik it’s _entering Saturday’lay’s g a m e .__ ' _ ____ ;_CoOog»,-7he^torchne)rtwfflwffltravel------sit Ui'to a ’WTmwrpiH^Tninvhat----- 13: flmitme to stop b^k and lett the The 39-year-oh‘-old Van Gundy : in a vehicle camvan to Mist^tosWppL can we do?”n DYU't Byl Kart EHiott, left, tscklMM Hawaii's Chad Owens as he imakes a punt teanearn move on." h ad b ee n a member mei of the BYU coaclach Gary Crowton tetiireturn itering tM r game SaturdtrdaylnHololalu. HHei spoke to the team a t tltheir Knicks’ staff sinccince 1989, serving March lo tho Medals: Austiustiian agreed. mloming or shootaround and1 ttold as an assistant underimi Pat Riley, : sUer Stephan EberhartBfKtookhla to - .-It’s a tratravesty these guys CoiCougars (12-1), who will11 play Hawaii has scoreared 176 points. thenhem he was stepping down. Don Nelson andISmJackson. Sn : Mcood«ralgMWo(kiC^'Jupvfctocy _____aren’t ina'a b w l game at 9-3 LouisvilleLot m th e Liberty BownvL Owens got: tlthe rout started “W e were all shocked. I diididn’t Van Gundy’s; onlyon other head .LSaJurdayioFfBnce. narrow'rowlyvAh,- , —because they*By*ire a-veiygood foot- Rolovich, R 8-1 since takingtg over with his returns: ------jgg.ee this coming at all," gutuard— coaching job waswa! at McQuaid ...... - ',nhoadownhiinwhiclvpfo■pfomlslna banteam ,-QGrowtonsaid. as u the< sta n e r, w as 29-of-S:•52 for. In topping theJie NCAA mark for • Marlark Jackson said. Jesuit High School[lool in Rochester, : Swiss sUerSOyanoBeitraniJamani Hawaii encmded BYlTs winning 543 yards. He h as passed forfc 20' combined returnim yards, the fresh-. . VjVan Gundy took the KnickJcsto N.Y. 1— - :-wasparaîiacraah.i;h.-. '.' : .. I J tre a k -a t-114.wlth.the 4 higheat_Trp ^ s and 1548 yards in' thehe la s t— man retum ed a kickoffI 100 yards— ^ thhe e - playoffs in each-.of-hisI-first f H e le a ves ais s the,tl th ird-win*______'•--' I point to talll e v e r ag ain st th e u>n £OTn^ DuringlEat^ffJtretca,...... - ^ 5aseseeBYU.'Pa^(» i^'seasons, induding a trlirlp to Piease see MAM, Page C2

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jy clairms Mujrtang 1 boys5titJe |— S p OR"TSINBR] Twin Falls tegioIon hoIds^m e^lng«» o p M o n d a y Ttie Tlmes-News______1 niglit in girls basketball.u- Mlnlco47,f7,WadIson27 1 important meeting for• ArAmerican Legion Monica Uhrig led all TWIN FALLS-Ani all scorers bttot p v Baseball parents andd board members will be held at 6 p.m. MURTAUGH -■ TlThe Valley Local ^ sports with 20 points for the :Y - The Minico swept Rigby and ___ Monday in the CSI clullubhouse at the College of SouthernI Idaho _ . . VikinRS grabbed ihele Iboys chain-___ — — Stephame-Dalrymplo “scSTi« Sp^Ps 2 Murtaugh JosKT’eatcarson scored 18"for"ih'e n the Spartans’ season------baseball fidd. ' pitinship of the ] points off the benench to r ' 1 will speak to the /defeatedthe Miners5 and: Carey’s Shawn )oka3M5 opeamgtn-ni-meet Saturday, while M em bers of the Legegion’s executive board wi ' Tournament as they dl Shoshone. Shoshone tool group about goals for thithe coming year. 3 Devils 62-60 Henneferer totaled 17. lead into halftime to takiIke control th e host BuBurley Bobcats split ■ host Murtaugh Red D For more infomiation,)n, call Dusty Tenney at 734-^'34-2288. Saturday niglu. The P anthers (0-3) look of the game. with the samime two teams, Clark Wyatt led ValValley with 16 "•in 'P in Ketchum Tuesday Shoshone (8-0) traravels to The Sparartans lost only two points and Kyle Ancleiiclerson added .against tinthe Community School. Richfield on Monday. weight claslasses and recorded Wife of Flyers coaclich dies of cancer ______13 points for the VikiiikingsjMnPMfjcn 3. PM II, Sci«<3K caxinj in e » n and soundlydly defeated Madison de with lung cancer. SheIhe was 48. Murtaugh (4-1)) .t tra v e ls to SK»0 .£ (U)-HiiWm* e, CMj a str.rt 4,1 47-27 with sixsi3 pins. Barber was behind tithe bench Saturday hoursurs after his wife’s rr«<»>l7. i Om" IF W7, K«-iMcU»-ieiM7U. North Gem next Saturturday. tir«»vcr-4.n-j.•4.TJU ?. arwi to V M«. m ? rsxt-Tn------COCClNC(».PlE«>w<».IW><-&lUU<* ------TheBobcateats downed Rigby 47- ■ - - - death, a t his family’s rerequest, coaching the Flyers/ers to a 5-1 victory ; i_ i;u ;. kUM 2. Um;H 1. TCUM-12 N » >Pir(.Caii-Cj'rr >Pcn*5». Sr«re« I Oun»). Oaali’g J l»**iferw>2.sieirt) 26 and fellI to Madison 53-30. The over the Minnesota WileUd. >rr4|M«rra(iO laniunu-aj 7«j( 1 ^ Snxttt* u -1 “For my family’s stanandpoint, Jen and my kidsds thoughtt] I should iiT.Mi XM3 J.rjmnrt' TkA tut-Ar/trvr^tr Bobcats wonon five matches on five 13 Ills 13 pins againstist Madison and then be here,” Barber said1 aafter the game. “On topp of that, I felt the re for them.” J V T o uurnament f I 42 got six stick:cks.and a pair of for- - same way for my playerers that I wanted to be here f ir>,aT»XM..(C, C (W an. Buhl 54, Middleton^ Jenny Barber ied at their Cherry Hill, N.J.,, home.ho The couple I .riraut ; lt^Cr»Ti13 Tcu» BUHL - The BuhlI Indians îtstodownwn Rigby. 3 feri GmS V*i t 1 (ivn« J, IrtJna't. U C ham pioilonship was m arried for 28 yearars. 4 C irV.t, defeated the Middleton“ y p in ss 3 U«- G lennsI FFerry 56, Oakley 34 5442 Saturday night inn igirls bas- io.N*«<|U)piPmPlflWH»i(Bll3l;IIJ-ew*mp»iP«» ketbaU. (U).l3l,'l9-BM|VlpiUlpnJ Btu*iSl2.JI;ia-Wte(Uli« B raves, Castillala agree to $8 mllllilllion d eal let,loh57 Consolaliation J. . , ftr»minrtH.IS1.130-S30-5imrtlUitmP««ti(Blpn.t331». Raft River 65, Diet Sheri King led the Indilo ia n s w ith Jn>nWpnT«fT(e](i(B] pn 122:10 ■ M Men Ul Ki«M ATLANTA - Free-agiigent third baseman Vinnymy Castilla agreed MALTA - The RRaft River - 50, Mackay 30 . 14 p o in ts. A n n ie M(^cCaulGV (ei*3C.HJ-Hlfni(U);I (U);« K« [Bl } O. IU • Sm i<. is expected to add somene punch to th e Braves lineuneup. He began his ers with 2G points for Buhl (5-1) hosts KimIrtiberly on &»rwi(eiiM;i3o-pi0 ■ PM (B|(» ErtUOl l«l 207.IS • minor league career wit]ith tiie Braves organizationon inii 1990. JV to u rnmament , C«nn|n)M.Tky(B>.l' (Bl e-M u • Kvp4> (B) pA I CO: 14 ] and Quinn Harper Thursday. .SoT«|R|IiAW»W(HuS ffll UIIS2. BrtllBl pOMwrt (B). Castilla, released ear]irly last season by Tampala BayB after hitting points for the Trojjojans. Mark Consolatiation >( V.gi(BL1JM7l-V.9llBlpnWHuf.Vu only .215 with two homime runs and nine RBIs inn 242‘ games, signed a/ii4 ui}*iK«4; 47,ia9-KtUi(B)b«KortK J U • JtrtJ IB) trteW I • (Bl nd 82 RBIs in 122. Teilford led Dietricrichw..hl9 TFCft55 Bi/4 ltll3»-&4i, PH&KU.7JI. with Houston and h it.t .270 with 23 homers and points. 55, Valley 50 ]I}I9IM■1} games for the Astros. B.H, lUr *».U< s. UcCWrr'ft KteB s. C«:«rTM7.Kml<. Uno3».nÎ Raft River (4-1)I) ltravels to «. Unt I. ttovii 3 TcUii- I7nognw W lta-H*ffre«Mp«i*n«. Ta7> taA-ncr» J (U) pn Strtî (fl 1211« • teJnon (W) Ri-p.v- I4isa» J '™ " !® ' flcf Uoltcn . 1 eo • M m |U)BuU (»i. 120:171 • W ard-Park defe:eat cham ps in tear; a m e v e n t 1513I3J< wtfSValulilifl.*'fl. u-aio-B-dn M «n brbiw; 215 • rti(R)pnC(M(ifl.}47. DANA POINT, Calif.f. •- Wendy W ard and Graceace Park beat four- (W6 Jerome 45, Bonnevlilliiie 31 Ci£TfUCH iir,-lUuiMn H I«iM«nS e visiting IS3.HVTa4(UIM.Hi1.1 H*wi (Uldl 114112 • *««il (U) pn Saturday in the Hyundzdai Team Matches, with WardWa holing a 1.5- &»r».3) TtUtart-RilfWw Tigers earned a 45-31; winv over ' 1,-12. K«« («(fc B4mr) (tM. 1 a i 2S • foot birdie putt on the fifinal hole for a 1-up victory,)ry. ... D e c lo 552, 2 South Fremont 40 |.(Ul,«l3D-S(iw«(U*tfll*iCiM(Ul,_____ 11 J) ‘ i . ■ Bonneville Saturday nighght. s a i x>j| (<1 Ocw (Ul U&140 • Fnr* (U) pn ------Ward and Park >viH fji face Lone Kane and Janictnice Moodie in the ’ • *' • SOUTHFH FREMONT - Declo ■ ■HimttUjApnnMUlUlSttlU- Jerom e (3-1 Great Ba 8-1) s s a s ' stt :(IM. 1>S.ieO • Animcn (U) M. WmM championship today. KaKane and Moodie, a late replacementrep] for Se :d South Frem ont 52-40 outscored the Bees 17-7-7 in the (mTjîn.v.iiui[.in [«. iikOer (Ujfl. I ».1 S3 • BirtUr (U) Ri Pak, beat Kairie Weiêbb and Kelly Robbins 2 arand 1 in the best- Carey Holiday Tour.u rn a m e n t ly night in girls basket- 121S-0«WpnJrtjn.(U.iSl.J«;Wi¥T first, and the Tigers’■■defense i M(W).a2a ball competition. ball. took care of the rest,t, h o ld in g Ward reached the 5i:)12-yard, par-5 18th hole in twoI shots to set Glenns Ferry 6 0,,0 O ak ley 5 4 Lana MlMoss and Amy Allen led Bonneville to only two j up the winning birdie piputt. c o r e s : CAREY- Zach Sim(.imons scored ers with 14 points apiece the second q u arter. Tri?afti"e Other SCI Park birdied four of tlthe first five holes on the; backba< nine to bring 27 points as Glennss FerryF roUed do. Katie Bennett led and Vanessa West eadch scorcd Borah 5 4I, , ' Twin Falls 26 her team from 1-down1 tto 2-up. Inkster birdiedI the 16th and 17tii • over Oakley 60-54 inm tl h e champ]. South Freiremont with 10 points. 10 for Jerome, while holes to tie the match. onship of the CareyI holidayhe tour. „ “I (■(7-0) travels to Glenns Asper and Linsey Nelsor Idaho Failsis 60, Twin Falls 15 Fred Couples and MMark Calcavecchia beatt DavidD: Toms and nament. Ferry on1 TTuesday. Bees with nine apiece. I, Idaho Falls 21 Steve Flesch 5 and 4 irin the PGA Tour division3n to t set up a tide The T ig ers host PcPocatello Borah 4 8 ,1 match against defendiding champions Duffy WaldorfWa and Tom John Gay led tlie HornetsH( with rr«(?Dr140 ‘ - 16 points, including; fourfo 3-pomt- dkk ' Tuesday. Lehman. ers. Simons and Gay F r i d a y 's; Ll.ate R esults ay both were “gi,™■tt .4. Domu 3. >" C>>«twn «. JMT«4S.0ovin«31 voted onto the honoraorary all-tour- 7hctraan;.fiunkiLnic* S. 1 Tcutt- II IS'H U. I7tl0l2-U HT («)->«w ]. Cncn T. BartfiM 4. :. 72IMIOI N ow itzki Injury ddisappoints Gemiatian audience nament team. Oc^Dthers who SI';™ .';10. k 4. SiAvtn*. TaW'1411.^40 JCnCUE [4SI-Qv> 7. 2. ua 4. iM 10. M Mlnlco 60,0, Skyline 59 earned the rccogniiinition w ere >par.^vh«:Mo} iei>a>. Unai. &un Firnn l(Oxr| u««4.tei)aioua. 19M45 DALLAS-Dirk Nowtwitzki missed the Dallass Mavericks’M game 0 JO. Sixffi Fnml n^Fa4n)eul-_Dme Ttoi______Cole D arrin g to n and ani Ammon __ i5«fi2.sm«------RUPERT:T— R y an -H ep w o rth -----^ - -against the Washingtonm W i^ ^ _ o n Saturday nighlight becau « of an- - ^ McBride of Oakley,ey. Coaches J«roT< J iCttrt Jl Oow^l. |tll»SnnSib* ahd'JohTTt1 fennell scofe3 15 ankle injury,~"disappomtJiting fains in Germany whoPho^vê'ho'pihg to jKn« II. ecnt time.til voted on players fronrom opposing M lirtaU3 .. _ JVlCQrt'JrOM!)t».EC'»'ti*«------teams who showed1 the th greatest ugh Tournament past Skylinehe 60-59 in boys bas-' • Nowitzki, whose 24.:4.3 scoring average leadsds the i Mavericks, missed his second gamime of the season becausejse of a left ankle ' skill and leadership> onor the court. M urtaugh tournaia m e n t ■ e Friday in Rupert. Glenns Ferry coachI KeithKt Adams Valley 51,5j IVIurtaugh 29 g by as many as 13 injury. He also m iss^ a game against Memphis! on Nov. 4. was voted coach off Uietl all-tou r-____M URTi IJ throughoutlit the gam e, S kyline The Mavericks-Wizariar^ game was broadcastt liveliv in Nowitzki’s :TAUGH.Jhe_Volley ___ homcland-on-a natiomnal sports network, the firstfir Dallas game nament team. s defeated the host — Hansen 54,-Richfieldfd’32 tied the'gamime at 55-59 wilh sec- The Pilots (2-3) visitisit Castleford MURTAUGH - B onnie onds to go. Hepworth I: hit one of shown this season. Igh Red Devils 51-29 Nowitzki’s rookie sea;:ason in 1998-99 was the firstfirs after Jordan’s ■ on Tuesday. Carey Saturdayy inight to grab the girls Freestone dropped in 141 points two free throirows in the final ticks and Andrea Martin II11 as the and the Spatpanans (2-0) corralled most recent retirement.t. ' &msrtfrrU.OuW;M champion:onship of the Murtaugh cimr«iy louni:-»i2w Toumamenent. Hansen Huskies dowiwned 'th e the loose rebiebound for the win. A n n ies^ Shawver led all scorers Richfield Tigers 54-32: SaturdayS “They out]utplayed us, but (we) Did ow ners sayy no contraction ffo o r 2 0 0 1 ? O ^ S f £(W (W>- C m ?. Sron JT.'i at the M urtaugh toumair 'ay to win it,” Minico ’ points fot: Valley. The iment. found a way NEW YORK - SUppeped in among big-name! testimonytej before 0'UU£1|M)-U1M>I&.AJ rVnsantCiatoiiio-ii , "i;'.' P Woa*cu«3TcU!>-»i9SI Vikings oiitscoredou Muinaugh 224 coach MikeeGraefesaid. C Congress last week, thele players’ assodation let out potentially big } P«i Gum-Glmn Fttrj 3 iSnra 3L OHJ Minico tratravels to Hillcrest on IkOrOU ToUkUi-Gl>mr«rvie.O>UrrL2!j??rci23w ftrx in the thirhird quarter to blow the news: Baseball’s No. 2 oiofficial, the union claims,, saidsai three months t«ji kUt-m game wideide open. WI • tM 2. VVud < U. Ob I. Afl, 2, ago that no teams wouldlid be elim inated this winter,ter. Uri«7.F«n«Mi2.S0n«i?mll I2KIB.IB. W&M IS4) ■ MW <. a FfMUnl t. RB)2.o2.Sp«v«e.D. UnesaXSkiWW Steve Fehr, the brorother of the union leadeader, said during Mackay 63, Careye y 53 va>si.u/-juti2ujin ShTaen 8. U»W 11.e. Fiwteiw a X SBnpioii»l.lta«T2. s»)W >10t7S-iB Thursday’s hearing befiefore tiie House Judiciaryry Committee( that KOaiMI IJ1515I7-B CAREY- The Mackackay Miners uSLyi soe-n da t t. WW 3. Omn Ifl. Stnm “on Sept. 19, the dubs’»’ chief negotiator indicateeated to us cdntrac- •U 4. WM 7. n<»Ta. tkCBin 7. 17. HTMn 11 FoM eU ■««». !•» fcm • eon. scn«|ie).Mrtwa2 dug out a win overer the Carey Mo»s.niin$i. • ^T^»,ISlmn2.i..2.ij»UtflHna»T7.Te«*2l 1«l tion was highly unlikelyIy for 2002.” [urday to wm iMif«wonin>-p.!)■ Ptn« I t, W. L F>rt 1, Fehr later identified^d the offidal as Paul Bee:êeston, baseball’s Panthers 63-53 Satun n 1 Tonin L Pfttn 1 8 . Ceh e. H««a« IS. ttUt 9.0«d> 2. ______^the_consolation braeracket of the_ _ W r e s t l i n g .MiiiEOb-a^'Uca chief operating ofHcer. ^Carey holiday tourriatrlamern.--- ' (HipmtXColttlUK.UK. F«nA Ton k>» Syto It. BoKton'didnotreturu m 'a-tdephone’call'seekitijkitigcommencaiid Mackay jumlimped to an . iaFaMa«-CwaM>in Pionm Tcfi lEii»'toM, A KD» Rob Manfred, baseball’sI’s chief labor lawyer, refuse

Ige M ontanin a 4 8 - 4 7 Womenn ______Vandals edj span fromom almost the 8-minute to awaken the Vikiniings, who women’s coaioach Lori Woodland is MOSCOW, Idaho (/(AP) - field goal and 6:43 without a , Continued from Cl m ark to0 3:43 3 left to play. The responded with an 11-0 1 run now 21*16 againstagi CSL... CSI pre- Bethuel j Fletcher’s freee throw ' point. But MomMontana, which made “The second half■ wewi came out Eagles mm< ade ju st 4-of*12 shots capped by a Jumper andid two free sented Woodwdland and the Ricks with , 16.8 seconds reman ain in g six second-halflalf 3-pointers, used a and played a lot better;ter,” slie said. during tliehe span. throws by Fowler for thetl 13-11 program withwii a-plaque for its sealed j Idaho’s win over Moriontana, 10-2 run to cut the defidt to one “McGrath and Petei;terson, they “The secondst half we didn’t lead with 13:47 left. years in the SWAC. ... It was 4847, ^ on Saturday night. a t 4544. were quite a tanden:lem in there. come outLit with as much heart in From there, thee teams Woodland’s’s league1 debut on the After Fletcher’s miss5 r Grizzlies,G who had fortii for most of thee nniglit, Ricks Ricks abalso won the rebound bat- CSI back within a pointIt at 2958 last preseassason game and was . Bell, I who led the G rizêies (44) five playerss tallerta and heavier — took control with badack-to-back 3- tie 36-222 andi stifled CSI inside ^vith two free throws withw 2:53 forced to waivatch Friday’s game at withy 12 points, made a 3-p^pointer than any Vandal,Vai were out* pointers by McGrathth I for a 5647 with a toujough zone defense against left. T re asu re Valley V Community . ^with 0.4 seconds rema:m ining.___ rebounded..b;l..by_Idaho_40-35,___ lead.widi 12:19 left: in the game. Stubbs, The Lady Vikings heldUd a.37-33 . CoUege fromrmihestands. Montana J could not foulI Ibefore including 17*8 17* on o ffen siv e The' margin ballooneined to 11 foi- “ We went w into that zone lead at the half led byy thei nine Itimeexpired. rebounds, lowing two free tiirows3WS by Fowler agaiast StiStubte to try and hold her points apiece of Hutchihison and UiKCaM ’ Rodney Hilaire, thes ganujr{ It’s the firstirst Division I-A win and a drive by Hutchitchison in the- down,” WiWoodland said. “And we Bowman. U%HMaFM»IO leading scorer with 16i poirits,p for the Vaneandals, who beat' lane. ^vere pretrBtty successful.” .9wcafrlMaPMnnHt^SHM {had two field-goals in thth e final W estem Montaiintana in their season . ■ Then CSI’s offense_ya vanished a s __ Stubbs>sj.sat-much : of the game ^ThrowJns— • ------t TMaaaMPB-B.-..-.'::...... —“I three minutes for tiie Vanendals (Z-iTiopener.TBrentent-Cummings«-who - _ ' ____the Eagles (l-l, 9-4)_sl)_sc6red just.. _with fouriir fouls.as CSI struggled S). played at near!earby Pullman Kgh, tliree free throws.in1 a six-minute without: her hi or Melanie Croser, Both"bf CSFs two-sport 9NiOrail424acMM3, The Grizzlies, who trailetled 24-18 w as limited1 to two points in'28 Jayli Jackson plaj M M 7. Om : M M 7. Dg^ M M ft span as Ricks opencined up a 15- who’s inelfelglble until January, ■>2i-(r»37a cat balftime, went 830 wit]rithout a m inutes for thetiieGrizdies. point lead at 66-51. An intettense CSI opened the Saturday’s -games. l aJ c k s o n v«-e ' ' - CSFs offensive woesoes continued game &0■0 and : built an 11-2 lead spelled starter Stubbs and’drewa Stwa^nbiniii'II tUr M. Kctttas-I. iM SWBi fr I. with five missed shotsots, including when Stububbs m ade a steal at half- two fouls bu t missed all[1 fourI free tUMMBnanM, ------two erranf lay-ups,;s, and.three___ court andiddfove-the.length.of i the—__ throws. Bigg^.m ade_heher.season__SJ?gSJSiitaxk-nMStrMMaHlCaaCFM*------„' M e n . - ■ • turnovers through a four-minuteft floor for ti debut. ... In 14 season:>ns, Ricks r the lay-up. That seemed CoRtlmMlfirDnCl Saturday’s gamjam e.... CSI athletic CSI also kept its defetensive director preseesent Ricks with a Ipressure on, strippmg 19:9 steals plaque for tiieirheir final regular sea- ______tn> only five for Ricks. . son appearanceince at the school - For th e >^kings, it was1 a biner North Carolinalina State University Coach _ £0n. thgntf httn ju the hardedest working coaches in certain games this seaso landwishhimwelL” memory to take awayy from visited oversr tthe weekend to Continued from 01 the NBA.A. He routinely reports New 'York was comining off its Van Gundindy is the first NBA cSouthern Idaho. watch Qemons.ons. ningest coach in teateam history to workk sat dawn and spends biggest win of the seasoson - a 14- coach to resresign or be fired this CSI returns to playing: fabasket- point road victory o v er th e seasoiL cam w w ______' with a record of 248-18-172, indud- endless hihours reviewing video- .—ball-Qn.Jan^.when;tiieC!.Golden__flM«pci ------^------ing 10-9 this season,, hisht seventh. tape. •Milwaukee Bucks - butut is about H e took o’over the'hMd coadi^ -Eagles host the Nonhwe:rest All- tM»U<-4ll.OMcai7.t3a 7-13 MI J. (bwi t-2 M 2. 9mhi ler stretch ing duties: nmidway through the c .Mifr,l-3M2.JiecMHMA “He said he wantetIted to spend Van Gui3undy received an unso* to begin a much toucêi Stars. I h e Eagles then retetuxn to ~Ttean«7Ma.ltaifri»AMOe*-niliMg»M ' • Including this season,sc: Van hispcrfonorm ancc...... tird ess work ethic wereTe respon*'- - president DDave.Checketts.and- JThe,Magichords BarbebeKhop,. gSSJSSSS rfck Ewing, the fran- -ChiTTiK < gang lynHirinfiy pfof-"God— ioak.Iktt«(Tte(LCaa . ------.Gundyhadlwo-ycars-us-remaining------Two-wewceks-agOr-Von-Gundy-----— stblc-for much of thee Knicks’— even Patric ».M2igBMflC9a|CMt oil his contract. used thee phrase] *âiling it in” success during his tenmure. We chise centeIter who was traded 1Bless Am erica* and “Thehe Star- CattOicWiB—PM—.w Van Gundy is knowown as one of to describribe tb e Knicks’ effort in are sorry to see him leleave, we away two smsummers ago...... — *Spangled -Banner’* b fa e fo re - y- ____ — i:-.; : tbrzmzz: SuTxtiy, Dece)cember9.2001 Tlme»Mm,TwlI, Twbi Fans, Idaho C-3

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Denver (6-(6-6) W L T 1PB PF PA Booe . hnjn j APC‘NPC.'Div ' •w L T NPC APC 0» 5. Oakland (8-3) 21. Atlanta (6-5)(6- QQaogo 9 2 0 7-1-0 2-1-0 • 4-14) Pitaboih 9 2 0 its . 210 137:, 4-1-0. 5-1-0•1-0 7-2-0-a4W 5-24 22. MinnesotaDta(4-7) ° BaldmoR 8 4 0 ■ m T n m fi-o- 4-3^M M-0 5-W '6. Greeii Bay (8-3) GtttaBty 8 3 0 5TO(,>i 6-34)6-34 24K) 4-2-0 7. Miami (8-3) 23. Indianapol TmnBiy 6 5 0 5-M5-34 1-243 3-34) a o dod (5 5 0 . MS . 204 m W M-0•2-0 5-M 1-1-0- -4-34) 24. Cincinnati Tcnawae____5 _6__ 0.__,M 214 252 W4) J-M•M 3 « 2-W 3^543 8. Pliiladelphia (7-4) --I MimKioa 4 7 0 f ^ 4 « (H4) 3-34) ^~9rNewT7nyami^S)=- 25. San-DIcRg =Dcgdt__ =rrr.O—11=0 -24) 3-M , Denver 6 6 0 . JOO 2« 260 4-2-0' 2-4^)44) 3-50 3-14) 2-34) 15. New York Giants (5-6)-6) NnrOteu 6 S 0 JIS CmtaQ I 11 0 JM I 1S4 279 0-M 1-60 1-^1-M 0-24)-0-74) ' SuDiego 5 7 0 ..417 273 239 4-2-0 l-M•54) 3 ^ 2-1-0 1-44J 16. Tennessee (5-6) -S a m Fanner,cr, Los Angeles Times KnuuCty 3 8 0 .273 200 229 1-M •' 2-W■M t54) 1-34) 2-24 ___ Thee secon(d;lary’s V e e k 1 3 m ait i c h u p)S . m ^ ___ ------^ II (I.m. ' ...... ^ 5iants (5^) jaguars (3^) sMM f ^ ^ M ' at at owboys (3*8) Bengals (4-7) ^ For Chiclicago, safety Mi/like Brown is llike i a coach o n1 tthe field Key I'li-monls: H ie Co'vboysl^ys would like nothing lictter lhaiihan to Key elements: Bolh;i leamsle; had inspiring starts but tu kniick llic ilcfcmlinR Nf-C'cli.ikham pion Cianis out of the pl.i:playoff lered. W ith little else but Corey Dillon on offense, the I pictiirc. Diilliis doesn't haveave lo depend entirely on theIC run;r have l)cen limited to fewifewer than 14 points and fewer‘\SnToo tli The AMoclatBdid Pressf ______■ receivers KiiKhil) Inmail undind Joey (Jalloway accounted for 10 yards rushing in fourr coconsecutive games. The Jaguarlars have ciiicheN for IfM yards and au ui touchdown In the Week ft overtiertime allowed at least four- sacsacks in their last three games,es, which l a k e f o rREST, i III. - When K liKs til lhe Ciants. Michad1 SinihanHli is on a pace for 22.Si «nsacks, could spell disaster agains;ainst C indnnaii’s aggrc«ive linebr rs defensive coordi- H Q which tvuiild l)e an NFL rccord;ord. The pick: Cindnnali.ti. TTlie Bengiils should prevail if•S ih et'ir'^n CHIcago Bears Tlie pick: Dallas in an upseipsi'i. The Giants haven't l)cen consis-cor get Dillon going early. nator Greg BlacheBl met Mike teni verj’onc is talking uliout the “othother" Key elcmcnic Thisis couldc< be the "Disapointmcntnt Bowl" So Blache ancmd Brown grabbed a Nl'C West matchup, this f»mgame has drama as well becauseise the l)ccausc Iwth clubs looknk majorit steps back^vard after imiiniircssive couple of seatitats in the office of - {user likely will miss the postseason.|kki With Maurice Smithth and: ’ seasons in 2000. WitliI EddieEd George struggling. Sievee MI cîr Comhuskers defensive dt coordina- 15«b Christiaci, the Falconsi haveha' l>cen cffcctivc running desflespiie has turned to receivers■rs DcrrickD Mason and Kevin DyscITmumS lorCraigBohIail and staned talking lusini; Jamil! Anderson earlyarly in the season. The Saint triotrie of Vikings'Todd Boumann couldco get his first sta n because J Aariin Bro«k.s. Ricky Williamsams and Jo e Hom has l>cen spccni-ctacu- Culpepper may not be; ableabl lo play. fmtbaU. Onlyay a few minutes into b r ni tinies. Chris Chandli-r;r is ham pered by an unklc injuryiry but The pick: Tennes.see.e. TlicT) Titaas still have postseasontm aspiro- the chat, Blachei:he knew Brown was | H iscxpecteUiustan. tioas, and the Vikings’’ infiinfighting will do them in. something spededal. [ 9 The pick: Ncw Orleans.!. TheTl Saints look lo avenge aI 20-132C When he wasms asked to diagram ■ • home low to the Falcons inI WeekWc 6. . formations, BroIrown did it with the 11 a.m. ^ S w S ^ 2.-Q5 p.m. ------Nv ease of a veteraeran coach. When he W a Redskins (5^) 4^ ^ d escrib ed the thi Comhuskers’ rijj Panthithers (1-11) k defense, it wasas id ea r that not only I j t at bVs- j could he explaiilain it, he truly got it. ^ ills (1-10) . ^ 3 ^ -ardinals (5-6)f l? j^ .. “He um dcrslrstands the game,”__I i a -He-understands-all— ■ ■ Kcj' dements: A game betweenbet' teams ivith a combinedcd 2-21: Key elem ents: YouJU won'tw find teams more frustraitntingor the nuances,, the Il subtleties, the Qfl record certainly isn't a dashsh ofo titans. Six of Ihc Hanthcrs’’ losseslo wildly inconsistent ihanlan theset two. W ashington depend- have heen by four pointss or few er. Carolina has six rushushing running of Stephen Davij)avis. The Redskins have hud quarLmTtock - -an g lev th e lev.everage. He’s smart,— | S loiichdowns this season,, fi\five by rookie quarterback: ChrisCl ^ jakc Plummer's numbernber in the la.st four games, intercrapiing ■ he^s insuncdveive and for him, the *■ Weinke. Itiiffalo's Eric Mouldsulds and Peerless I'rice have combimbincd ' nine of his passes whilelie uUowinga! no touchdown passes,i. game is easy,/. 1The game of foot- ■ for nine catchcs of at least 40;40 yards, tops among any NFL rccciv-rc< T h e pick: W ashingttngton. The pick goes to the RedskinsRc ball and all therte Mgles, that comes V cr tandem. becausc Aritona is ridiiriding a ihrec-gnme winiiing sireirt.li anil_ _roal easy UJ him The pick: Uuffalo. At Icnsi len; the weather has been niceniC' in should w n. Brown’s beeeen making it look fl niiffuio. effortless thishis season, always ^ II a.m. 2:15 p.m, seeming to be>e where th e ball is. . Jets (7-4) He leads the te:team with four inter- Bears (9-2) 9 H B ceptions - tvtwo of. which he WKM. at at ■ retum ed for touchdownsto to ^ve Chicago . safety Mike Brown, left,ft, puts a hit on Detroit quartertrterback Charlie Steeêts (9-2) the Bears backick-to-back overtime ’ackers (8-3) ^ Sti 3atoh during the Bears’ 13-10 wwin last Sunday. Brown basI beenbee named the s game was to feature the NFL's,'s twoi top wins againstt SSanTrahciiico and’ 0-11 at Key element*: Tlie Tuckerskers, who defeated the Bears, 20-i; rome Bettis nursing an injury, thethi battle Cleveland, NFC4FC defensive player of the weal>ak twice this season. season, can take lhe lead in the vt F r rushers, hut with Jeromi Soldier Field earlier this seas m NFt has lost some of its luster.;$ter. The Stcelccs.will go with buckickupron- It’s as if the rett Favre is 108 yards from .an 1 :he gam e is in slow Central with a victoi?. Drvtt mng backs Chris Fuamatimatu^Ma'afala and Amos Zcreoue. J,000-yard season. Chicago’s offen I f i S i r motion for Brovrown. ' = decisions in theeback ba end for us. rccord 10th consccutivc 3,00( S fo Stew an is shedding his 1loser tug, having won 13 of his “Four picks.s. TwoT returns for line has allowed only 12 sacksacks lliis season, lied with Miami : Jets to use Curtis Martin andidRichic “Id o n ’tknovlow what it is, but it Ulen ho-s 200 yards rushing in Ihckstthe starts. Look for the Je; _ ‘/aWrp ro b a b ly one o fth e TDs. He’s causedised fumbles. He’s - least in the NFL Jam cs Allet A nderson on short routes rou out of the backfield to0 counterc jUSfCOmCS Vevery easy to m e,” _____ ured n>okie Anthony Tliomas, two Ramc* fillins in for injure* IC Sicelcrblities. Bro\vn said inn ^ tfL :Xhiefs(3-8) ' Os of it.' ^^d ed sio tis in tlie bai “If I can seese it on film or see it ^ through his handsinds, as did another M R y on the board1 oior have a coach tell end fo r Its. ’ last week againstnst Detroit,I Rams (9-2) Raiders (8-3) me. I,can storeore it in th e back of “Those are the things I remember the most, the drops,” Brown Key elements: Tills CduldId beb lh e game of the year. Thee 40crs4! Key clem ent*: The1C RRaiders suffered a major bioilow with my mind andi rememr ber it and it use (lurriMin llearsi to set up llicir1 pas.sing giime. while thee RumsR Sund;iy's shocking homeime loss to the Cardinals. Oaklandnd's over- h dps me out on the field.” - Brian Urlacher,r, o n said, scowling slightly.slig “But overall, I think thele seasonst has gone - use Marshall Faulk out of)f thetl hackfield to k u p the defcIcfcnsc rated defense was expo;xposed ns Arizona rackcd up 145141 yards Brown also) hash a team-high 11 team , m ate M ike Bro^ spread. H ie p.tss nish couldId lieIn th e difference liccaasc Ihc; 49crs'43 rushing. The Chiefs' W1*0651 e Holmes has 366 total yard; passesdefendeided, three sacks, two o w n pretty good so far.”far. Jeff (iareia isn’i mobile on1 hLhLs injurctl knee, wliile the lackick of a Jast two games. Tim BroBrown needs 75 yards receiving lies, a fum ble recov- The second-rouiround pick in 2000, 4‘)cr pavs rash pves Kurt Wan,Varner tim e lo pick his targets, tcam m aic J e ^ Rice! as the only players in NFL hisio.lotywith ----- ^— Brown arrivedd itin Chicago with * Tlic pickfSi. Uniis. Billedcd ILSi a sliootout. il’s the Unms’;’ resur-rt nine consecutive 1,000-yai0-yard seasons. ery and 59 tack!ckles. — Kciii defense iliai will make,c theIh differcncc. The pick: Oakland.. Tinflic Chiefs don’l have enougli offenseofl to Against Detretroit on Sunday, he were wei drafted 1-2 in 2CK)0. Witîth his im pressive credtredentials. He led keep up with the Raiders.Jers. sacked Mike'ê McMahon for a 5* freakish fre speed and thundeierous Nebraska in tactackles for three hits, Urlacher brings back mmemo- straight years,s, aand was an All- 5:30v,m..ESm yard loss, stri(ripped the ball and hiu Ila .n h recovered thehe fumble. He also ries- rie of Dick Butkus, AMike American as a sisenior, when he ;rowns(6-5)— SeaSeahawks (6-5) had another sa(sack and two broken- Singletary Sin and other Monstetcrs of had a team-highigh 96 tackles, five at R w S up passes, earninge: him NFC the the Midway. intercepdons and six forced fum- at ' defensive playclyer of the week hon- Brown E doesn’t come off nearlyni bles. 'atriots (7-5) ^ B r Broncos (6-6) ors for a second»nd time this sea^n. as as imposing.: He’s only 5-foifoot-lO Brown worked:ed 1hard during the B w ire offseason, determermined to be even Key elem ents: Who wouli:Duld h av e guessed th a t these tc;teams ' Kej-elements: Tlie■ winwinner sta>-s "olive in the pbyofff hhunt, the If he keepss thistl pace up, he can and am 202 pounds, and the ivotild Iw playing a mcanin^fingful giim c this far into the .sea;*ason? • loser can start planningling for next season. Always n nail-bitcr,na start packinglg for th e Pro Bowl. glasses gla he wears off the5 1field better ^ year.ir. HeF knows he set irsd y m ll have liis hands full agairpiimt a se>-cn <»f the last dghtIII gamesg; l>ciween these teams ha’have^-cn Not that it mattatterstohim;— make ma him look more accouiuntant some pi^nalI goals,gOi but he can’t ’ llrciwn defense lhal leads thelhe NFL with 25 intcrccpti«mss atand a decided by fewer thanlan ieight points. Scahawk runnitrSoS •■I.pJIjden’on’t look into individ- . thantha enforcer. recall what theywjywere. M.7 dcfeasive passt-r raiinR.lg. SinceS stepping in for Drew BledUedioe, Sluiun Alexander woulduld Ilove to repeat the 142-yanl, iw :fensive players had s had against th e Bnmcos in Week:k 5. Brian ual awards, rmrn more happy that. But I Brown is making bibigger All of the defen llrady luw led Ncw EnRlandd loin a 7-3 rccord while completinging 6S.6 down performance he hai lefcnsc to write themm downd and give |H;rccni of liis pjs.scs. Griese has k-cn sc\-ctly•rly Ihampered l>y Denver’s lack of healthy we won thei game g not playing plays pla than anyone else on dei The pick: Ncw tjifvland.. TinTlie lack of a coasistent grounddgame g receivers. , , , , very w ell,”’ Brown B said. “I’m this thL year, Urlacher said. If ananyone them to the coadoaches, who tucked ------:Ivill hu n ihc Browns.___ — - _ The pick: DCTver.TheThe Broncos’ veiernn leadership^ rii ^ £ 1^ _happy_wlih.ih-±e_win,-being.9:2, ___de:deserves..to.bej:onsidexe5ed for the slips of paperper iin an envelope. lhe difference. going into thds is, game being on top defensive del player of the• y e a r, '“ To i a i ’you1 theth' truUÎ really, J , - of the division.on. I feel pretty good Urlacher Url said, it’s Brown. don’t remembejiber what I w rote lla.m .J^B S where we’re sitsitting r i ^ t now.” “He’s “ probably one of thele best down,” he said.d. “!“It will be fun to hargers(5-7) Colts (4-7) \ LinebackerT IBrian Urlacher has safeties saf m the league," Uriarlacher get that envelopeope back at the end ...... at ' .... l a l K y...... b ( ^ the facee cof the Bears’ defen- - said. sai “He’s always aroundnd the of the season and open it up and at ball, he’s always makingJ igood see how I did.” Dolphins (8-3). / ' sive revival sincesii he and Brown bal

. losing Key eJcmente Whileilc theti Colls are essenlially done,% they.■stillll ^ 1 ‘ ^ Key elem ents: Tlic CliarK]largers are riding a five-game lo; < l,b u llh e ic losses coming in the final sceoiceonds P«*c a threat. Miami■s s offensiveof linem en a rc battered, streak, willi ihrce uf ihtnv Ic is too inferior to gain an advanlnnage. Jay -T U llL:e /t issue waiarrant for Bkowns’ Saimtiago DuiiR {-lutie isn't Kclting it donedi in the red 7one: the Chan[larocrs Colt defensive line is to only 19 Fiedler will look like: Joe ^ôntana against a Colt dcfeilease tlial lead the lea{;ue wilh 4!> povsc;nsessiot\^'but have convened onl; vc games. CLEVELAN\N D (A P) - A war- made. ma mation from policolicc and antidpat-' the league in touchdown effiriencenwat has allowed 34 or moretiare points in ih ree consecutive • into touchdows. 28ili'in the odes has 355 yards and four louc } for a ed that Santiagoago would play in 422 pcrcent. Donman McNul)Nubb should have success ilux>ughjd i the Rookie Dominic Rhodes uchdowns rant was issuecled in Pittsburgh for It’s I the latest legal woe i niiscd secondary. — sincc rcpladng the iniurcijurcd Edgcrrin James. , the arrest ofI tackle tac Gerard W arren, full!lUback Mass. Dealer reponeiled Saturday. Mike Mt Sellers and cornerlrback In a statementlent. Browns presi- Police Lr. KevinKe Kraus told th e— Lamar Lai Chapihan. dent and chieff executivecxi Carmen - II a.m . s n o E l w a y newspaper ththat he issued the According/ to The Plain Dedealer, Policy said thele teamti would not warrant Frid:iday and called an the the vmrraht for Sandago is con- comment funheither imtil Monday ;.ioiis(0-ii) p B hE li ty official to notify neaed ne< to the arrwt of Waibarren, • ^tem o o n . I Griese has the lowest fourtirtli-quar- NFL security m H Denver’s Brian Gr s. Santiago or his who wh faces a charge of caxzyirring an The Associateiated Press left af H V ter quarterback ratingratii (48.4) of any starter cientering ;>'<= day’s 21- la^êrissupupposed to contact ui^censed uni firearm in h u carar. message seekin{icing comment fo r B t i c s ( 6 - 5 ) 1 ^ * tonight’s game agaug a^ t Seattle. In last Sunda During' a search, police ftfound Santiago’s ageiigent, Nathaniel phins, Griese completed eigt uffcrins several conndencc-shattcr ‘“Krau^coulu id n ’t b e rc a c h e d marijuana, mo which, they'i now .Lampley, Key element!: After suffei ds but was sacked once and 1 lasi.fflinutc losses, the LionJons wjll gel no relief ihis week“■ K y by The Assodated___ believeb d belonged to Santiitiago. The Brownss claimedch Santiago ------rookie tiuanerinek Mike: M(McMahon gets his firsi sian aptagainst — interception rctumum ed -56 yards by defensit Saturday, ' and though the he wam’t with Warnrren at ôff waiverslasrysryearfromDallay ------Tampa Bay’s stronfi pas*s runuh. In a statistic indicative■ of the Kenny Mixon forir a touchdown. Denver ha: police-said it is the time of -the arrest, theJ rnews-- • an d th en signedned him to a on^' Buccancen’ sirugfê^ onn offense,of Keyshawn Johnson ha; outscored 69-3 ini thithe fourth quaner of its pa c a ic h d bur hasyei 10 reachach theI e n d xtme. partment policy to . paper paj reported. year contract duiduring the offsea- The p ic k Tampa Bay., Dclroil'5Dc last dghi game* havo•0 bbeen . rd ease informrmation on warrants The 1 Browns said Saturdayly they son. He played:d tl three seasonis in! dedded by dght poinU orr feifewer. Ih i* same won’t be Ihattdose. dl - - iintil after an arrest has been hadn’t hai been given any new•i iinfoP; _ Atlanta IxJorc; thithat - ■ - ^ ' ■ ■ i; •' - ...... ■ i ■, Sunday, E>«>kember 9.2001 TVne»Mm,Tw1, Twin Fall*. Idaho M - -SP0RTSs ------[iting SkLoux dai]im D -II[ title ■ H FLORENCE,:E, Ala. ( A P ) - J e d n L ’ : -R Perkcrewicz scoredsc' on a 1-yard ...... ^vith 29 secondsids to play as North— H i Dakota outlastîsted Grand Valley ■ I ^ H State 17-14 on Saturday for its ■ H first NCAA DnDivision II champi-

Grand Valliillcy Slate (13-1) appeared poiseised to win Its first w L national chairamplonship when jw <)uarterback-R};Ryaii:Brady:Sco/ec^|^ his .second touclluchdown of the day mM on a 12-y/'ird niniin with 2:46 to play. 1 ^ ___ Nortli DakotaOta (14J)-then.drove^ |i 80 yards in nineinc plays for the win- k H n r a ning scorc. On)n fourth down with ^ 38 secondsi i10 play. Kelby « Klostcrman hitliit Luke Schleusner wjM 58-yariard pass to the 1. SB xS Perkcrewicz scorcd on the next — play------I’erkcrewic/r/ rran 26 times for 96 yards to leadid a North Dakota Q j Mj K team that didj nmost of its damage | | H H .on the groundnd on an overcast, |9 | damp day. North Dako,kota (ook the lead |B t g i s s S S S » 9 ■ . _with—12:55-5— to__ play__ on___ Klostcrman’s,’s 9-yard ru n . The tf (k«t» AP(M* Fighting Siouxux quarterback ran for 61 yards anand completed 8 of NprlFssec could hav e m ade half h but just three for 37 yards t a o mj stopped on fourth down at ■Rohan Davey was inji rs. first playoff ;ame.gan Noi for two touchdowns! arand No. 21 things a littlelit easier on the BCS over o the final two quaners Northern Iowa 37 and snapppped a D iv is io n IIII outheastem by winningiig. But the Vols couldn’t Down.2.4i20,*_the_VpisIs had a Grand Valle;Iley State led 7-3 at 28-28 28-: tie and gave Northern 1 XSU won its first Soul 3rn*sloppy-fIrst*half----- the — Mbunt-UnlonJ!i J 5 , ______,______•:Conference title sincece :1988 with beat an LSULS team that lost both chance c after a short pununt gave lialfiimc'aften themomenttim: d three missed field ' a 31-20 up set of seconcond-ranked Davey am star running back __tthem the b a ll n e a r mielidfield. that featured t St. John's 14i red a 17- goals by Northrth Dakota and two (]|04 Tennessee on Saturdayay 1night. LaBrahdonon Toefield to injuries in —Casey C Clausen complete) Georgia Southern 38,- ALLIANCE,I, Ohiot - Chjck iddle to turnovers by thetht Lakers. . The Volunteers (10-20-2) came to the firsthalf. hal yard y pass over the mid Appalachlan State 24 Moore ran foror 2332 yards an d implete their “Everybiybody believed in each Dome I Stallworth, but Deremetrius Âtlanta hoping to comp STATiiSBORO, Ga. - Amiithony tliree touchdown)wns as defending Trun fo r th e R ose Bowl Bo' and a other,” LSULS coach Nick Saban HookfinI stripped the br l-AA Ryan Clark recovered the“ e D‘'''S'on 1-^ Williams returned a punint 58 champion Mountunt Union beat Sl. -:.chance to win the natioItional cham- said. “Mattatt and DQmanick did an F Vlinncsota 35-14 Ling job taking the place for fi LSU. Montana 49,■9, yards yar for a touchdowTi as GetJeorgia Jo h n ’s of Min . '5»ionship. Instead, they’ley’U have to outstandinj 1 State Saturday in thehe NCAA1 Division e, at best, or of two out;•utstanding players in a LSU then drove 65 yai Southern beat Appalachian i ; settle for the Orange, a ;on St. 24 fg.' NCAA III semifinals. •inore likely the Citrus.IS. crucial gan;ame. I couldn’t be happi- the t clinching Sam Houston 38-24 on Saturday in the Ni • ;■*. “We had a great oppcpportunityto er withI the t way they came Appropriately, / Mauck ancnd Davis MISSOULALA, M ont. - Division Div I-AA quanerfinals. The Purple Raiders Rai (13-0) wil] g their face Bridgewateiater next week in !play for the nationalnal cham pi- dirough.”” . . did d all the running for thele Tigers, Quarterbackc JohnJ- Edwards and The i Eagles (12-1), seeking i _____ ônsHip,” ruhnTng bacback’ T rav is— ~LSU-{9-39-3)"eamsa’spotin'the —- if’whiletheVols-madetwtwo-more - running ------bb a c k ------Y ohance— sevseventh national title and thi;hird in-----the Stagg Bowl1 inin !Salem, Va.------Stephens said, “but weve Ifailed." Sugar Bow:Dwl against No. 8 Illinois crucial c mistakes. Humphery raran for two touch- a a row, will play Soutlithern ____ .-IM au ck . a 22-year-oldaid freshman with a tru!ruly remarkab^ upset, Julian Battle had an inintercep* downs eachil £and Etu Molden Conference Co rival Furmailaii at Bridgewater,;Va.29, Vi rs as a catch- the filial'^surprise ilia regular sea- tion t rig h t in his ,hanends but caught twoI sker said means a lot to these guys,” Jones yai strong chance to play:ay Miami in releasedd, , the Huskers have a f '11 never forget it. Tm After - BYU failed to moveeon < Its • S taley ’s abseil)sence forced the :hance to move up and Saturday £ night. “Last ytyear wS said, " ^ e y i l , the Bowl Championshiship Series’ strong chj lie kids did what they first fir possession, Owens manade It Cougars to run-un more plays to national title game in the Rose into a natlational title game that were v third and. we didn’ln’t get to chJmpi. did. They plajlayed their rear ends 14-0, 14 returning Aaron Edmimonds' receiver Reno1 Mahe,Ma who finished Bowl. m ay n oIt t deliver< a consensus play j for a national cl -pu-punt 74 yards for a TD. with 14 catdicsw fefor 181 yards and )n. ’ ■ onship.c We came throuHigh the »''■ . , „ - With the fall of thee \Volunteers champion, young, which entered The Cougars made it 14-:4-10 on two TDs. He alsoilso had 69 yards on (10^2) in the SEC title;de game, th e After ColoradoCo beat Nebraska, system s and that’s what tlIho com. Bngham Yoi here we iheisuneaven■eraging 537.1 yards in Matt Mi Payne’s 44-yard fieldId goal ciglit carriers, BCS sy stem w ill concome in for" the Buffa]faloes went on to beat puter j said. That’s wh< and Doman’s 24-yard scoringng pass “Thev w eree tlthe better team ______n the Big 12 title game.- - endede up. total offenseise and 46.9 points, an - ^ ‘ - harsh criticism if its'ts'com c puter- -'- Terras in t lout Luke Staley, the to to Spencer Nead, but Owen[•ns put today. We justst Ibeat ourselves,” generated standings■s rmatch th e Colorado0 was\ fourth in the BCS “Did I like it? It reallyllydldn'l played withou Star runningz backb who broke his the thi game out of reach witrith his Mahe said. "I dondon’t know how you : _Cornhuskers_(llil).afiLagainst_the_^standings,. ^.and-StilLhas.a.chance__: rmatter." n has a leglastwcck.k. . . . . 100-yard 1 0 kickoff return. ■ win a game with/ith eight turnovers,: Hurricanes (11-0) onI JaJan. 3. to p ass ththe Huskers when the Coker says Oregon lie half, and th en you>u ccan only try so stronger case than Cololorado. “AnytuneI youyt lose one of your Hawaii 1 made 31-10 at the And by the look ofif tlthe current fmal ratinjings are released. s with Jusun Ayat kicking a 4545-yarel mucli. But Fm1 gladglj our team just in, ranked-No. 3 in both -“Oregon-- has some beef .wiwithonly_^ te'ter playtjyers, it’s tough,” wii ...... standingsj-that's whatat iîkelyi to ------^ e g o n , -----— ------Crowton-said,lid.JiWe'.didn’t-havc—-field-goal fie .and:Roloviclv4iO(looking keptfighting.:L-i happen - and s ^ e to3 didraw a beef th e AP. ^fediaTandnf ESPNAJSA—“Tone c loss.” ~

Beismari n . ______Continued from C l ’ and the be:best rcgular-season record Dorsey I the Northeasast and der, he never;r nmissed a snap due to And Ar in tlie early ’80s, Tumener Gill nadon. -had Rogcr-Craig-and-then-Fi.Rozier ------iiThere is no-ino question-in my------when Paul — inschooy^1 history, had 54 first-place——Harrington I the Far West.-.------Injury in his fir final tliree seasons.------ha margin in 1956,- wl le admires the other and an All-American receiverr 1Irving mind that Eric:c CiCrouch Ls the best Homung won over Johnohnny Majors i8 ‘for second and 66 for In 1999, afte r Crouchh started He says he ffive games for the injureded Bobby finalists for btbeing able to throw, Fryar. Fr; atlilete in collegelege football today,” and Tom McDonald. This year’s Huskers raran for Solich says. “Yc“You ask anybody ; choices on W ith thithe race wide open the Newcombe, I coach Frankik Solich throw and thrchrow some more, but, V oters list th ree cl 5. Crouch “I definitely' acame to Nebraska to 314.7 31 yaSds per ^ m e , with1 I 1-back . that’s played agaiagainst him and they their l»illots, and pl:players are past two ►w weeks, voters wereiJook- went \ back to Neivcombe. 1 his car, run the optiorion, not to throw for Dahrran Dz Diedrick producjcing a ' wiil tell youLl tl the same thlngr awarded 3 points for■fiistplace,2 fir mgtoone)ne of die four finalists to was v crushed. He got in 1 ired leav- 3,000 or 4,000;X) yarils. Don’t get me 1,000-yard 1.( season. But wlivhen a . They’d ra th e:r r p!play agairisrany- for second and 1 for thir calling signals again. El, Oklahoma safety Roy Great move, coach. Cr'rouch is first quarterb;rback. Rurming back 32-puint 32 deficit within 121 pointsp records and toppedtoj 300 yards first-place votes, IDS f ’won in 1983 and wing- late lai in the third quarter3r, and passing in 10 ufof I11 games; Dorsey- and 87 for third. s, Miami left tackle Bryant 35-6 : as a starter andI led1 the MikeRozierwt iscwitha backJohnnyRr Rodgers in 1972. wound wt up with a sdiool-recoix>rd 360 was solid but: ununspectacular; and ; Dorsey, who led Mianjaimloanll- ie, Syracuse defensive end nadon’s r top rushing offena : Freeney and North knack I for breaking big .nnm s and U n lik e so.som e of th e top to toi t^ y a r ^ Harrington pupulled out three _____ 0 record and a spot innthe til national Dwight I fouhh quarter as tl^ 9 first-place Carolinala i defensive en d Ju liu s hitting I key passesrCrouciiclrcom: ----- Nebraska'qujluarrerbacks'before “ Whilc Grossman put upip awc- ■ games in the four .title game, had 109 f I was the rrmin man in som so e n um bers, Dorsey’ss team Ducks won thee PaPac-10 dtle. --votes, 122 for ? ^ nid d i a n d 67- f o r _ J’eppers...... __ lpleted 55.6 percent of hisds passes, him, Crouch w A regioijonal voting breakdown but 1 critics saw more imercsrcepdons cru cial situituations. Tommie ' dlididn’t lose and Harrington ledle die “It’s kind ofif b ___JJhicks.io h 10 wins, it was Ci Iling all year long,” - .. Harrington, vho threi lan Green and then who wl convinced the voters heli liad C roii^ said' ysurds and 23 JD s in1 leleading Ihe ^uthw ^ist, with Grosanan taking — — Even tbou^ he hadI surgerys backs Ahmar d-Atlantic and South, •twice t on his n ^ t throwiniing shot^- Lawrence Phi'hillips from 1992-95. the thi best Hcisman-winning; combi-c It’s not anymonmore. Ducks (10-1) to the: P{Pac-10,title •ll'= M'dV Bk. . ■

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-B lu e EDevils \w hip “ Maloine de;liyereiinjazz z m c t sdory •SALT LAKE CITY (AP)'l-K ■ a rl :iM ichijigan, 1 0M -83 Malone - had a season-hihigh 39 pcpoints, induding 14 |n the qiquarter when he hit 6-of*7 • ANN ARBOR, Midich. (AP) - ' ing ninein in less than three min-. th e floor, as the Utah Jaz:| s - | m -Jason Williams scored;d :14 of his utes late in the sccond half, as ththe Golden State Warrior ' '-cai'ccr-lilRli 35 points in the first N o rth Cat'arolina State beat 101 ic Saturday nlfît. M:13, and top-ranked DiDuke beat Syracuse. . John Stockton scorcd 155 jpoints, Midiigan 104-83 Satuatu rd ay to hitting all four of his free> tthrows spoil Tommy Amaker'st ’s reunion NO. 1 0 OkDIdahoma St. 90, !l!in the final 32.2 seconds,; wilh llis former boss. Jaz2 assembled a modest ■ ------DDtiktrC8=0]r=:Ja_<:l J r ? tookacivantiimage of poor shooting ththe Indiana Pacers 1<101-99 points and Wesês Person added 24, Mil " ___grabbed-16-relreboundSr-Greg ------G a rd n er a d d e d 14 a: ------leading Clevdajjland past Denver.'------extex te n d ed 'th e'R o ck e ts’ lo' „de.-!?ryin >>y Alabama.na. SaSaturday night. ® Anthony added114 14 points. I . Arizona took command Van Gundy resigned as head , The Cavs’ sixisixth win in their last strestreak to nine games. —Gametfaddcd-nincTebot Iker hit 7-of-lO 3-_____ -coach early Saturday, sayiyjng h V ^seven home ganpm es wns-espedoUy------G . 1 pointers and leded Boston1 with 27 Walton also had a car No.l7IVIartarquette79, ' ------ici been sw eet for first-rst-year coach John and eight assists for the Wo! had lost his focus and had > points. rebounds to lead Arizirizona(5-i) ice the Lucas, who wawas an assistant in whiwho maintained a double-c Pordham155 5 ththinking of quitting sine ® Paul Pierce managedma only 12 *•10 a 49-28 advantage th ree years befo re lea(lead through tlie second half. ge in that m il w AUI.UKEE - Ihvyane Wade susummer. Van Gundy vowiwed to Denver for thi y points - two in\ theth second half- IÎepartment. ion. taking the Clevcevelandjob. VWally Szczerbtak and f " had 16 poin)ints, seven assists and wcwatch the game on telcvisioi i i s Z '•WI': shooting 4-of-15.4îf numerouss hustleh plays as 17th> ;LatreU Sprewell led NewiwYork SmSmith each added 18 point! ^ No. 8 Virginia 77, ranked Marc;arquette beat Fordham. wiwith 25 points. Jermaine O’NealC Grizzlies 9 2!,7 , ' 6 ers8 3 Minnesota. Walt WilUams scored 23 pointsp< Bucis 95, Netsets 7 9 ^ leiled Indiana with 22 pointnts but memFHIS,-T,-Tenni-Rookie Pau ^ ; Auburn 72 missed a tying shot just b and Cuttino Mobley added 221 for MILWAUKEEIE ■- Sam Cassell : . BIRMINGHAM, Ala.la. - R oger NO- ^ Sit. *' Joseph’s 67, ^ Gasol scored 24 points and Jason Houston, which lost nine stnxaighf^ scored a season-1on-high 28 points the final buzzer. WilUams addetded 23 as Memphis. T Mason scored 18 pointsIS aand No. 8 Penn 61 games for the first time in 1919 sea-' and Ray Allenlen had 21 as beat injury-ridtiddled Philadelphia ^ ' Virginia hii 11 straig sons. The Rockcts’ last lo st t: nine Milwaukee beatIt NewNi Jersey in its aiglufree phILADIDELPHIA - M arvin HiHawks 107, Maglcl04W for die secondd titime-in six days, throw.s late to beat Atibiii games March 1-17,1983. sccond gam e! wwithout coach ibommtlie o'Contlor• scoreds( 18 points and 7 made Philadelphithia, without Alien Arhy's Hardwood Classic, ATLANTA - Jason Terry Houston - coach" R udy George KarL lelson added 17 as No. lined thumb), Derek ^ The Cavaliers (5-0)“ tr; ailed 72- f r c f i S two free throws \vith 17.7 seseconds Iverson (spraim Tomjanovich picked upp two Keith Van Hom[om had 15 points seph’s held on to beat |gj yperextended left „,,• -^:70 late, hut h d d the TigTiem (..-3) left and Adanta snapped a three- C olem an (hyp quick technical fouls andd was and Jason Kiddd ticridded 14 for the I Aaron McKie . t scoreless in the finalll t two min-______' ______game losing streak with a vvictory k n e e ) and ejected in.thesecond quarterer.______Ncts,.who_hadjhetheir lowest point 7 tiles. over'Orlandb': ------(strained'baclack)rlosrits-fifth ----- total this season.in. 1They scored 82 No. 25 WeVestem Kentucky Orlando’s Tracy McGradjdy, who straight, in a loss at homne ej tc) Philadelphia finished \vith 40 points, halad two Vonteego CuCummings scored a Buils87, Celtics 84_ _ N.C. sta te 82, 77, AustintlnPeay75 CHICAGO - ^ o n Mercerr hI i n on Nov. 17. ■■ chances to tie it in the finznal sec* career-highI 2i28 points for the C '^"“ 5 The Nets shotIt justju 333 percent CLARKSVSVILLE, Tenii. - Derek ^ late go-ahead jumper No. 9 Syracuse 68 onds, but mis.sed a hook withwi 10 76ers. M att HaHarpring addecl_22_ lati m the field while . , Robin.son puput in a missed shoraf Dikembe M utom bo Chicago Chi raUied from a 16-p.oornt (30-for-90) from t ■SYRACUSE, N .Y - -/ seconds left and a 3-pointer!r at the points and Dii K " lhe Bucks shotI 4848.8 percent (41- r to lift No. 25 Western jJJjbuzzer. had 11 pointsi andar 17 rebounds. sec*second-half defidt to beat Bo: Grim

. NORMAN, Okla.. (AP)i - • BrBritt Hartshorn added H. M azzante scoscored 26 points, ,I.;iNeishea Canfield scorco red 2 2 of VVomamen’s Top 25 UCLA (3-4) s tr o k e d wiwithout including thee tiebreakingt layup • ■■ her career-high 33 poinilints in the top scorer Michelle Greco,:o, side- with 3.9 scxond:nds left, to carry No. ■ ■ J 1 1 ■ first half to lead No. 35 Oklahoma01 ------UrUned with an undisclosed>d med- 22 Perm Statecover O' Maryland. H W 11 * J H N I Iff i to a fi6-r>2 victorj- over.•r fMontana WisconsinI o'overcame a slow start icical condidon. Shalada AUeJen and Slate on Saturday. to defeat NcNo. 10 North Carolina JaJalina Bradley each scon, red 11 . No. 23 SouthIth Carolina 77, * m a The senior guard’ss fifirst-half State. popoints in the Bruins’ third ci /mobiles: ' point total e(|ualed\ M ontana Jessie StoiItomski added 23 points utiutive loss. Wofford 53I MMotorcyclei S ___ lStait:!iLt)Utpiit as a tean•am, as the for Wisconsinsin (7-1), which scorcd COLUMBtAtA,'S.C. - Jocelyn p, • Sooncrshuilta52'22adv!idvantage. the final 1111 points df the first hMf . ' No. IB North Carolina!l 99, ' Penii scoredd a career*high 32 Fox P' Gear^ I jnx Gear and the firsirst two of the second . q. points to leaiead No. 23 S o u th Richmond 69 H a t s j ^ ^ H a t s ; ^ No. 5 Iowa St. 71, • half to take:e control.c • _ Carolina. CHAPEL HILL, N-C- --Leah Penn was lO-for-2110 from th e 0G l o v e s ^ & o v e s - Northwestern 61 No. 11 Dui)uke89,______MiMetcalf made six 3*pointerers and field and hit 12-OM312 free throws ™ =i=E-VAN.STON,'ni^AnB -had:22:points-as:No:=18-l{-North for-the Gameco<‘Cocks.-r.-~— ...... — -D and Lindsey Wilson eacl;a'ctsrcd” Georgeto«ownS4------^ CaroUna beat Richmond. ------T - T - S h i r t B m k 23 points as No. r> Iowa1 StState beat WASHININGTON - M onique I b d Northwe.stem to improvejveto&O. Currie scoicored 17 points, and M V a n t s «ihe Wildcatir(27)“witir2ir26lKmirs ----- Duke bear G a The LatestLa in Local News • £iind 10 re b o u n d s. S uzanne D uke (7-;;7-2) used a 15*2 run TAMPA, Fla. - Vai ^ V s e y s fie second half to break-----H: MiirrlMinranbtlier firsl-ytt-year play------early in the Hayden "scored “30—pt - WllSjNM s ; er, had 14 points an d nine open the gargame, and Hnished with grgrabbed 13 rebounds an 184 nm : • rdxiunds., m to rout the Hoyas (5- bl'blocked eight shots for ^ • C o muntnity a Goidcs: I I 2). Lesley:y Walker scored 21 Fli Leather^ ^ R POTHER Florida. D ia lob&Medkal, g , points for GcGeorgetown. O ' No. 7 Purdue 82, S c b oMb, o l Local Events J

p o r t s S . ______r Jackets’ SandersoiF n ^ n e m o ; D e v iils rallyf to d ow \ n C a ]Ipitals,I ± ri(needsTiemia surge.ery 3 J Oftimi #J 2:«0 •.9:tS.|;00 S:t , , atwna #i13:S0 •■ 1:9S:SO - C:(9 • t;4S EAST RUTHERFC;F0RD, N.J. 7^- n goal with 3:20:20 left in regulation, ’ ' .*COLUMBUS, O h io M P )-- Lett Oiwni #t 13:00.1.4:00 «:< • 7:19 (AP) - Sergei Brylinin andj Brian _■ '.“ as Phoenix extextended its unbeaten wing Geoff Sanderson of th e . - Harry Pott*rarx•arfdth® • rRafalskI scored'SedJijdJadrperiod ---- ■-'Ci . -streak to fivetc gamesj with a draw ' ' Columbus Blue Jackets mn ee d s------Sorcerer^•er^ stona n>ci j''goals as the New Jersfersey Devils - with Montreal. hernia surgery and won’t be>eable Todiy 1:50 • 4:50:5 0 • -7:50 •9:45 ------rbeat the-Washingtonn CCapitals 3-1 -— Krys Kolananos also scored for— to playforatleasisixweeks. sninnonlUntwtn«1i»*150h0lt»:«) ------: ;Saturday to reach .5C.500 for the • • • Phoenix. The team confirmed his ocondi- stunwrnifBaiBandits (11) t ' first timee ssince Nov. '' ■‘ j R ich ard Zednik, Z Andreas tion Saturday. It has nott I been Domcstfc Dl5tUI ----- ,17. — ^------DackeE-and-C determined when and wlw here antma #413:S0'2:U'2:49*9:OO-7:S0->:43 1-Chad Kilger-scored----- ^ y, Ctntma #1012:00-2K3!i-2:0S-4;10-7:19.t.1» - NHL-— -S co jt Gomez Go also for Montreal. Sanderson will have siugery...... scored asIS t the Devils Sanderson has just three2 4:90.7:10 >f:49 B lu e s 2 , Kinlln g sO i |.4:00.7:00.»:90 I '^'unbeaten streak to fourour games (3- th e Blue Jackets in goals (30);0)and CttlMM #111:00.4:1 ST. LOUIS-IS - Al Maclnnis and points poi (55) in their inaugural■alsea. gotxft axtforai SpySp Came m ------P^SergerConchJir'scoficofe'dToY'the L_------Dallas-DrDke-ke-scored-and-goalie----- «m-of-2000-01-de5pitesor niissln;ingihe ------^TOdav-iiM*4;0o:00-7:00*9ij0------i; tCâpitals, who hadn’tt lolost in their A Fred Brathwaivaite stopped 17 shots last las 13gameswithakneeinjiijury, CWYMtn Plltrow .■ ShiShallow Hal (11) last four games. leading St.t. Louis past Los He I missed 10 games thiss year ------Angeles.——------bbetween e i N0V.-2 and Dec.-l w ■ i'Ryers5,W iIdl Brathwaitete recorded his first back ba injury that he saidd was \ ; shutout withh theJ Blues. His last linked linl to his hernia problem. r . PH ILA M LPH IA- -J; J a n Hlavac \ j shutout camele Marchi 21 when he ^ O d u s sisey c 6^ ;. scored two goals in a s a span of 42 was with the) CalgaryC Flames. i W R n Dally 7:00:00-9;s0 • ? ':seconds, and Roman1 CCechmanek *—~ — l l i U sat-sun 1:W • 5:505:30 * 7:00 - 9:50 i-.:made 31 saves as Phi Philadelphia oilers 2, Pte'redators 2 HI KtvlnSpacaylnInK'PAXdl) K ____t*.beat Minnesota.-...... ------. --Phoenlx’aU1 bdlilav Naey, right, rounds theihB nati as Montreal’s Rattles Bi . _ _c«(g«aoofl^.00. oc*ans-11 «s>------Blliebols------N A S i mL u L E r~ T e n n .----- Lulce R ichardson,n, 1who cele- M ojtolaktske tho puck with Canadlens' goalgoalie Jose Theodore looking on Cw Hidtmtn inTHa>n Tl HlestiB) ; brated his return to tl on dining Edmonton’s EthanEt Moreau had a ^ Dlliy 7:20':20 • 0:7:30-«^ goal and anin a ssist'a n d Todd $«4im1^S:00 • 5 ; with his first goal in ^ . o u t c o t d (It) ..year, Mark Recchi,i. anda K eith „ , , , Marchant hadad a pair of assists as W w O R , l - X jonnOM»«.Strotw andlpttv im : vPrimeau also scorecred tor the . N^Yo;!'ork’s Bryan Berard, play- ^ ^ a s o n . the Oilers andid iNashville tied. • Thirhora Birch • Steve Busc \ ; BOSTON - Brianan Rolston applause2 whenw he appeared on Bartecko B and Tony HrkacIC scored —I ^ scored two short-hancanded goals the video) monitor. m for f( Atlanta. ^ fjeronnm e 4 “ ^ ; and Joe Thornton addiidded two at <^Delivery < ^ o c k in g‘8 ‘ / DaBv7:00;00.9:45 1- even strength as Boston g ! \ Sat-Sun 1:00 • 5:4!5:45 • 7:00 • 9:45 iton defeated AyalanChC;he 2, Blue Jackets 0 SSenators 5, Lightning:i 2 2 and... ^^w A vailable! L:;Buffaio. f - ^ c«fo* aooo*¥ • OCOceans 11 (IS) Rolston is the firstrst Bruin to COLUMlMBUS, Ohio - Patrick OTTAWA - Zdeno CCHara, Hanv Potter soreaofCBrori Steno (poi „ MS.MS -jscore two short-handedled seals in a s“ PP='ped 26 shots for his sixth Daniel D Alfredsson andid M ike Fresh C 0iuy7:is* }f the season and Radlm Fisher F scored second-perioiiod goals S«-Sun 12:*0-2;a0.!JO-8:00.7:19.9:19 '. game since Bryan Smo!molinski did “f ! CMHtaoninBahlrtdErtd Enemy UiM9 itii - it on March 27, 1994 at Vrbataandmd Rob Blake scored as as a Ottawa beat Tampa Bay.ly. ^ Trees HiJava . Washington. ColoradoI beathi Columbus, Radek Bonk and Marianin Hossa Miroslav Satan an(and V aclav Roy regisigistered his 58th career also al scored for Ottawa. ; Varada scored for thee Sabres.Si and sucth of the season. Brad R ichards and ViVlncem Arriveced! He is 8-1-11 ini his last 10 starts. L L ec av a lie r scored foi l e u m ^ ue Jackets were shut out LLightning. !/ Wc have the freshest trees.in trc tomi/ ' ^ ^ O r p h e .Maple Leafs 4, Ran|antforo Q The Blue angers d f^r the thirdth game in a row, CeneHaânin C owenWUson ; ' TORONTO - Mats Su f They are all fres i Sundin and .stretchinglg theiri scoreless streak ^Hurricanes 3, Panthers reshly cut ^ Behind Eneinemy Unes ' 'Alexander Mogilny eachea had a to 195 miniinutes and 21 seconds - ■ 1 IPC15) OatDanv 7:00-9:10 SUNRISE, Fia. - and standing in water! L goal and an assist as TorToromo beat the longesi»st in the franchise’s two jr —New-York.------seasons. —Kapanen-and-Josef-Vasicel — Wl!h-iach/Kslrainreitrel'/jufctauii scored goals with a twiwo-man Darcy Tucker and TraTravis Green Coloradodo is unbeaten in eight l\ you'll rcccitv a ccrci/icai'.caie for a free : also scored for the Mai advantage as Carolina camime from âple Leaf^ games (7.0-'.O-l), Columbus lost ils ^ I gallon sprucc in ihcsjmng! t/ic 'who had won in Neww York,i 6-3, fifthinaro^row. behind to beat Florida. Florida, 1*5 in its last sixX (games, 'o n Thursday. ^ P o tted , liv in g; treti e s ^ ; New York blew aI 2-02-i lead in Ppntfiilne is 1-1 under coach I ^ e KiKeenan, ' ff D& IS 6 , T h ra sh ers 3 ' who replaced Duane Sut:utter on . are also availalta b le ’V ; Thursday’s game, andmd Toronto ^ w -almost blew a 4-1 leaddSanirday. Sz 3UR(3H - Hans Jonsson DDec. 3. w h ile Rookie Daniel Blackbdibum start- “"<> Mich;;hal Rozsival scored Tom Barra'sso had 34i ; saves, th e y angers, who Power-playay goals as Pittsburgh aiand the Hurricanes kilcilled a ed in net for th e Rang i^st! have allowed 15 goalssindieirlast in nta. • FlFlorida power play in thehe final' three games. The Penj>nguins, who extended lt561: of the game. Andreas Johanssonan ;and P etr >«nnirning streak to a season* Nedved scored third perpe>iodgoals' - three®2 games, are lOO against CoyotesQ 3, Canadlens;5 3 , 0 T • o cmm 11 for New York, whichh aalso got a since the Thrashers rtJRSERIES ARE YOU'IN IN tOR OUT? MONTREAL - Bradd M ay ^ goal from Eric Lindros.,s. .Jo m ed th eê NHL for the 1999-2000 ^ Now at the scored twice, including thehe tying 2862 ADDISON AVE. E. • 735-2717 & Jerome 4 ...... Hours:!xiloniay/ritffl)'M SalurAMrftej’S-6pm^Jun% J2-S Odyssey 6 & ■

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S p o r t s ih paraly^^sSw isijsâlpinesskier— ■ ■ B' . —VAL-D’ISEKiRE, France (AP) - S ------n s T " — I - - Promising Swl;wlss skier Silvano ■ jtiUyt Beltrametti’s’s legs were para* littHil ■ lywd in a highgh-speed crash dur- B ing e World Cup Cl downhiU rac. j w w ; rr Saturday. ;:: 1:' " Beltrametti’iti’s life was not In danger but he had bleeding in his lungs, Worl3rld Cup race direc* i i i a r t i tor Gunther HuHujara said. ■ H B -^ - • u The 22-yearar-old skier - who H H%-.UliiissiBB! was third in a World Cup super H _G race on Fri•riday ^ was para- H lyzed from thele second vertebrae n down and prolrobably will never M __ walk agairi, HuJlujara said. _ . B V Last month,'1, World Cup cham* ^ pion Reginele Cavagnoud of France died afiafter colliding with ^ n a German ski1 ocoach during prac- |H dee ill Austria. Beltrametd-v.i-wasflowntoahos- wM pital in Grenoboble. H P^.- As a rookie:ie last season, he ■ ^ came In secondind in a downhiU in H U k e Louise. A]Alberta, and fourth H in the downhihill at the world pif ------championshiilips in Str'Antoni tfUM / Austria. * He already’ hihad several serious Riied by Beltrametd was the 14th skier - Wengen, Belt:jltrametti injured aa mattress-covered pil)illar. out of the stantart hut and he . I vertebrae afteiter crashing in the BelBeltrametd was found fullyly con- reached an interrterm ediary check- 3ts for goi• l U finish area. sdcsdous on a pUe of rocks witiidl his point faster thanth the early Sun Vailley’s Strreet shooi On Saturdayay, he was heading helhelmet spUt open on onei side.i lea d er, K urt Su!Sulzenbacher of “For me it was this big slapsl in down the bumpfnpy course when he He could not feel his legs or feet Italy, n r i l r c was the 1998)98 Nagano Olympics, ner to French policece 1have begun an Salt Lake Olymp th befo re th e gam es thithe face,” she said. ’“OK, yO'/nu’rP a lost COntrol. ancand was flown by heUcopt< A m onth investigadon.. stistan d ard proce- began, shei crasheda and got a con- cocontrol freak and you needd to let p hurtledI fi full force into die die hospital. mark end of skici go. You’ve got old-schoolI i stuff safety netdng,g, Itearing through it TThe race was Interrupteced for dure in such ann acacddent. ^ cussion. Sha)haken and bothered by go ephan Eberharter iteadaches, Street made gogoing on and you’ve got toI getg rid ‘he forest.!St. Downhill skiers alnalmost an hour while meledics Austria’s Steph r e b a c k remarkable comt 1, and stuinned the field of it. You’ve got to let diat: gog and 'ra v e l at spleeds et topping 120 tentended to Beltrametd andd offi* won th e rac<'ace ahead of r and Michael with a goldd iiin the super G. foifocus in on the here and now cia!cials fixed th e jagged, ga;[aping Îzenbache^ i By Bob Baum r of set- Team officialJals said he did not hol S tre e t” had “ m oved Switzerland - Street stoo fs after Christmas 1999,'------f Yourjr It back g o t on skis, a PcPortland, Ore., to a big hoiouse in H bottom of the downhillS c t y l e t e lead in a nte^,P>-:e still in her left leg. PfPark Clly, Utah, in 199£ Sompl« - Lake Louise with the li became director of skiing f( _____World.Cup.roce,______I for that whole season, be Classifified -Park City Mountain-Resort, ^ d ...... I — ‘i t reminded me of ole Wing,” she 5aidr"There----- P£ _ ^ ____ were momeilents that.i.would h a v e __ The fact that the next WV totw » | V. shesaid. II when I would think, —-Olyraplcs^wouldibeÎn-her 01 •------H er leacTHiHn’rEoIH- ______U n e - /A d ^ ______know I’m not going to yayard added to her modvadoi fiiUshed fifth a day after ) make it back.’ Then I “I mny have shot for It an;myway, ffl | \ six th in th e 9eason*G fast. I would shoot a bubut not with this much puini^se, ' HI ^ World Cup downhill. WOUWgof" For TThe 3op some air off a cat ncnot with this much hope, Fur from satisfied, methijig and r d be like, said. sa stormed off the hlU bea 955 r S e “ oo1 ■Oh.wowlTlThat feels Uke the old No matter what hapip en a , g Holidciays knew that a mistake at tl StreetSt said this season will m ark ^ 1 ( jrlhevTcto. . the course had cost her t! ned the U.S. team at an ar end to a career that: begant ry* 1 Lakes, Calif., for the when wl she was 7 and got onn ai pair ■ y Special At 30, Street is bachack witli a I I Private Party S raining In May 2000. of skis, terrified she’d faU1 offo the |l\ 1 ft (call (or Businessless Rales) competitive spirit and : Id ah o . ’/adTJn^ wWsheve was gone, there had lift lil in Sun Valley, E I< m Exclutles EmplgiplQyment legs she hopes will leac volution in ski technolo- Moments M later, she was spotted. sp s s s f l final hurrah_â gold rwd e-skiingstyle-that-went------bybj her mother barreUngg down Feb. 8-24 Salt Lak theth slope. s v t n b ° '® ^ Olympics. This is thele Ilast and body kind of giggled at “I’m not really sure w h a t’s ^ . 2 V in e s l^lTlieTiiiimes^News toughest in a string of coicomebacks going to happen to empip o w er ^ ------for the ever-talkative,e.efferves-.. e ----- me for thee^ firstf weel^” she said.___ gc iches looke'd~et each "me," m she sal«ir“rmTeaUlU y'not------^-^77-4042— ------—733^17 ext 2— cent champion. erican akler__® ther and1 dthought, 'Whoa, she’s sure su what’s going to maliake m e 'A 677-4643 Fax F 734-6538 . She is the only Americ J way to go. This could— happy."fe I’m sure th m arejtfiin 1 g s • ^^■si/ZESthN 11323rd Stw who transcends the spocnnrt With 8°^ a Ông W that are going to, but rm noootsure ^ Burloy 1TWIn Falls her cute name, sparklliS s m i i S , ade quick progress, how he it’s A going to turn cut and charged personallallty, she twinadOmaglcvilcvalley.com for N ike, '•’SSSt- d oes com m ercials fo Vt Uke I was some scrub Charles Schwab, Chap-Sp-Stick and . , warn t at didn't have the old Kelloggs. before that I down pat,” she said. “I Street recovered from=m her first ±ool thoughts that had knee injury in 1989 to v )r me and I knew I was ' ver medal in the downhiS " a ? ^ e 1994 Lillehammer Olymp eakthroughs came on jB^ctlnôir o u r 9OnaniiM i anbbwtce;nuui]rre

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3 o n s5 t m (c tio in g ei t s a b o oDSt il P ^ p ssiiig ^ Delldeal:d, home w m m :. b u i l d i nlg g help V -' citv'nearar record Virginia s. Hutc'iutchlns - j j U f f l TImes-Wews writerItor______■ TWIN FALLSLS - It just might ______^happen. ' . , With one moimonth to go, the ' ,LY, ■IMP city’s new singlingle-family home Briefl ', > building for 2001!001 stands a good 'T.y; j ? -J.- TTTTchanceof-beat-— i iS ilm - • ing any 1990s ^ btMonMT ^ •’ performance. ■, ,, Building per- ' ' i!. ” %• '.'-t mils for 18 new CSI offers new' coursesc E iS i: homes issuedd in November put the dty’s year- for owners of aciicreages lo-daie total att 22227 - the h ip e s t 't w in f a l l s - For those who for any full yearar ssince Twin FaUs want to live on an acreageaci - or issued 238 singleigle-famUy permits already do and wonder]er wlut they in 1994. If Deceml:ember brings 12 or 'Cad do w ith th e land,nd, animals, more sudi permitTnits, tiiis year wiU plants and water - thehe College I set a new mark.k. S o u th e rn Id a h o .AgAgriculture s, Dell C om puter Program has a new serieiries of classes technical-support called Living on the LandLaj starting healthy round of to February. • - rcial projects last . Subjects covered.il the five d push total con- dasses will include n ssu p -w ay up. inventory of resources,es, the living 'in Falls’ construc- soil, the importance oof f' water, Movember posted a ing care of the grass anda taking percent leap from care of the animalsals. CSI Ag jUding valt^s. Hie Department instruc th issu’ed'huiiamg Wilson, Ross Spackr Bob rojects totaling an Lowder, Blain Mopepe and Rick 49 million - th at’s Parker will share the[he teaching n more than in doties for the all-da:day classes. 00 - for combined Kuat»QM/n,n> New homes,ifpes. D which will be held ababout every „ ^ ^ Corp.’s new ted Hector Martfartlnez, loft, and Mike Coderre,re, Iboth employees of jlAB ComMtnictlon, t»lt a board onto) ththe top of a wall a t a new AIzhtizhelmer's care facility In Twin I rmance gave this two weeks. center and a he< ' Each dass will eamn oone college Friday. rtable lead, bring- other commerciaite 2001’fi revised ^ d i L month helped p ' “Each course proviovides v ery *• ' million for com- struction values, compared u; with practical, immediate! Overall, Twin 1 h ^d s-o n informationr&S: fo 'âr(re facility, developmc [lentrouncd out monnth’s activil 1 for the first 11 ' tion sector in Novi[). That’s a $4.5 nul- als o'wriirig dr wantinting to own stunning 87.6 per acreages in southernI Idaho,”Id said By Virginiania s . Hutchins ------^------1 EvEwing said. The company h n construction val- ___year-earlier buildis year, or 12 per* ----- Parker, agriculture progrogram chair— -TtmeytowBwa wrttef------—- M nsthictlon costs ...... — ------pilpicked a site. city last month i; man. Q< “Twin FaUs will handle t\ (Cbfetrii^n that ^ Iv e iJ permitrmib |n Noven*er from •.. permits for projean , the d ty .ay e ar.____ — -^'Classes are cbmplemfiraerited with TWIN>1 FALLSI - In th e com- them very easily,” he said. iCiStSiSwSff • estimated 55.49struction r values handouts, visual aidsds arid field , mercial'sI'sector, one permit in But another Boisc-based 52.57 m illion r - trips. ^ ._Novembeber^w arfoct-ail-the—ir -panyJms similarplans—,.. percent from the’ _ ^ November 2000ig'total. - - • "Small-acreage landovdowners have m onth’ss other 0 Twin Falls con- Ashley Manor Care Cer'''■***” construction type* a'idgnificant impact on the condi* struction p New single-family hom es:: $1,632.87:871 $1,440,208 , ‘ recent November, n projects. Newmultifamllyiinlts:. . $130.89(890 : 0 Inc., which has a licensingn ai Falls ' That performs tlop:of soil, water, plantsints and other DeU Cor ment witli AmeriCare, also i !sidential side i^mputer Corp.’s renova- • New commercial projects:.: $531.20!205 . $1,055,131 year a comfortab natural resources throhrough their rfon of th' hs own demenda and Alzhe another front, as the fonner Albertson’s Comrtefclal alt^tlo n s/.îddltlons: . $2,803,05:053 $251,435 ing year-to-date cumulative effects. Asi thetl ^ptib- grocery’ storest at 851 Pole Line care facilities, operated u: d slightly more - Total*: $5,492,38:387 $2,927,115 • tally to 542.7pensive mi - houses don increases, with morelore and more Road is: valued v at a whopping the Ashley Manor banner. {•total Includes sucti'thlntings as mobile homes.' residentialitial QlteratJons/addI- if^T' bined types,0 coin Twin Falls. residents now living! onor the land $1.5 mnijillion, building depart- Keith Fletcher, Ashley’s j Uons8fKl.sIgn8).i., -.j... Y 538:2 m illions fo 18 p erm its for who w ere form erly disidisconnected mentrecoicords say. dent and chief execudve ofl :8ourc«:Clty - montiisof2000.Tlnily homes in the from the land, therere is a huge That money,mo however, is com- said Ashley has secured a ' u _>t lion advance inp c^!tech [■’s ground, equip- & «' Co.’s Canyon Park East pn FaUs homes’ aver>. Price’s Cafe, 2444I Overland,0 emit Dell, the city also ffirs t o f Them at Alzlieimer’s contributed 5941,372 ^ value last month, the city issued threw inttnto the incentive pot a 1 ment and every- Jo Burley. 1177 Eastridge ______November’s construction totss 15- 590,715 frommonth for one of fee waivers. Certain C { ourt - a IS-bed thing else is No - ti The gu^t speaker wlwill be Earl number of An earlier building permit year earlier,-wh«and one $130,890 rtion-related fees will b e . hom 1 e exdusiydy for Alzli 0,000. He said last ^ • Corless bf Renaissaiisance Arts coi^m c iroject was about 100 for ju st the shell of the retail>r rloiu the! 5! la tte r a t 1061 Center. H e wiU show sli.will b e h d d fronrom 5-7 pjn. Hanwaive.vedforDelL tb ut under the Ashley Mariuu,rSn", F““=.''"Pj"S count as single-1 Wednesday at Frojecject Mutual because each is oi T ^ e p h o n e ’s Customi[>mer C are /->i leilsen of property and c d& iter, 638 Fifth jSt., RupertRi The... project ■ rate ow n er^p . — is invi^ —-7 pt.44-pay(ôutsGaui ISe Insuranmce losses-^-( I to M eanw hile, th Gamlog-rjtals. permits last hopeme In the aftermsmath oltenorist lit was mobUe home and ^H 'shopw lllfbcii attacks, Insuniurers'ara fadng C lil pro- duplex - th e la nsp L o claims esllmamaferfaf more than J Sii ijônalhchealth s in insuraance cost for holidfiaf th e Momingside Drive:back ...... $40 billion. IniInsurers, taking the It last ------: 5 u h E Y - T h e Soutlluth Central Bv Gena Me _teiTpi^.such,asjronsp(conation bfggest hits: _ interi- Times-Wetyj Bi Mayer______t ^ I . By Colleen Valles------— I^ho-Human-Resoun MderNewSeivtce aand energy compames. cStuDatM ^ i t th e Virginia S. Hut • aimual Occupation Assodated Press Writer As for consumers, industryin Compani loss • — lil ten- readied at 733-09^ Workshop WiU b ^ h d d I yourself for insurance eexperts still are sorting f-price by e-mail at virgi ' ajn..tb 3 p.in. Jan. 23 t Hathaway $2JZ blllloii SAN J FRANCISCO - Sincc ishockwaves. effect e It is likely, howev >3geD3 Cafe,. 2444 OverlandndAve.in * ^ iK ih o n premiums on auto, homeneowners - - Munidi RelnsiInsurance $1.9Mlltol- Sept. | j | 11 terrorist attac k s,' orrific S e p t 11 terrorist F Souza isn’t driving as much o resulted in at least $40 - ' aand some life insurance ; r-The' workshop' is ffee .ondon $1.9bniioti used ust to. ree. and the S th T1 p proper ty losses, consti- . vwill increase modestly* event is targeted tc next six months to a year. The retired Los Angdes p< ■f p">p‘= le worst disaster insurers n IT- Swiss Reinsuidurance' $1J!biII{on officer-restores-Corvcttcs,- — inirolvcdin.privatc anduidcoi^pr-.- -ever haveve'sufferedrTo~recoup “:----- — In-rfesponse'to'the-s oal^business induding $ a i 7 m ^ now no- orders the parts he Fetailershn« those losse,ses, the insurance indus- cfTiitmg sodong insurers, tl safety, worker’s ci from catalogs instead of goir ttyhatfbeibeen raiîig premiums aadministration and Co:ongress si.l>aulCos.s. ■ $nDaOIta J™ ugrtf adrninistration anand human , andlobbyir have proposed'financ:icial aid - - . stores. H e also plans to do lying for b i l l i ^ in feder- h holiday shopping by catalog. i^ u r c e s . . alassistancince, p lan ^ law m akers and thijKindus- XL Capital Wn^TMiiillllmi W ay comeh ' iPartidpaiits will lealearn about • premiumlim t:try still are sorting o “I’ve used them before, out th e Employora now I’m using them aln ^^dpjree ilisspscoij i< hi,ring some businesses hard, ddetails, but the final plai corning pre-hire screei ‘“ “ “''J : Rslnsurance eexclusively," » he said. “I ■eemngand .-e^c^saisaid. Insurers also have dm ean that consumers» endi up ...... more comfortable buj OSHA300. ed m not renew trillions Fpaying higher taxes to) finance1 scMc«;B«>tar*BH - - u-ffirere^ster by callini through the mail now.” Ung Brenda s in coverage at the end ' thti e b a ilo u t...... : - - ...... rWrwuranc8.U(i)tflWXCSa. • Ita 1 goes throitgh a -,Bât6784040: * fcwc aPiulCoi^. XL Capital. (Catalog retailers and cesi the - ' oftheyearsir on certain businesses -- ■- .fThe theory, is thatit’st’s every.- I, Tom s In ber Artlngton,------— ...----- Please see WSURANCE-E-PageD3 • GaphfcTT»Kantanm CBy Siv .02001KRT -S V ' -Cwnptodtemtt»>taff«pDrtB - they coMdisid C T jo ^ a t risk from - - - - Please see CATALOGS, Pag iay. __ ...... ^ — poUce s,-and— needs

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------^ Y o t :2 ^ f o s IINElSS m m m ------HEYBURN— ^— Me.M echellc— ----- Sem inarsrs on new products, cenificadon cer course. •------travel industryy experience.e . -- McFarland, the Mini-(tii-Cassia new technollology and customer Higgins I worked on the proToject C arru ih ersi and a others are Development Commissioision’s eco- service trainlining were the high- for for over three years. required to eanam 10 continuing nomic development coordordinator, lights of thehe expo. Participants The 1 ACMA is the first wii«dely education ered:edits per y ear to was named a regional reirepresen- from aroundid the world also pre- accepted ac( instructor educa:ation maintain the designation.dc The tative for the Idaho EccEconomic ! viewed neww pool and spai prod- prb pr< ^am and is backed by)y the Institute of CertifiedCe Travel Developnient Associationion. ucts being iniintroduced for 2002. Cooper Co Institute of Aercrobic Agents is an innntemational, non- “When you look att the\\ eco- ReResearch in Dallas, Hig(ggins profit organizaization that edu- nomic'development loolsK)ls, Idaho GOODING'JG r Gooding County said. sai The course covers ^tie e sd- cates and certificifies rravel in d i^ -- ; is 21 years behind thele Itimes," MemorialI FHospital said Ray ence en of leaching, physioliology, try professionalnals at all.career McFarland said. She hopeshe to I' , ___ ------j Tanner is the p^cholo© p^ and safety wthJi spe- stages. ------hel[) change policiesrtharshe— tli ^ em ployee of cial cia sections on working•with \ -Desert Sun TravelTi Service is sajs chase businesseses out of tb e q u arte r children chi with attention deieficit a locally ownened, full-service Idaho. for first quar- disorder, di: developmentalll ;psy- travel agency/ locatedli in Twin The state nssociationon is sup- p g flpSB ter 2002. chologych and other specificfics of Falls since 19{1981. C arruthers porting a bill before the Idaho Tanner is professionalism pn in martialll arts has been assissociated with Legislature which callsIs ffor ven- ^11 director of educadon. ed D esert Sun Tr;Travel for seven ture capital tax creditdits. The W aB|H the lab at years. assixriation also supportsrts legisla- J H E ^ H G o o d in g HAILEY 1 - Mold contamimina- LS - Sherry Olsen- tion to accelerate deprepreciation ’"'jfflHBB|H ^ County tion tio of water-damaged holomes TWIN FALLS schedules for capitalal i invest- 2™% Memorial. and an businesses has receicived Frank, a Twinin Falls certified ments, McFarland said. He has been increasing in( nationwide publ —, public —hree sisters show off their smlleiles and their new IdentificationIon kitsV received .in recent months. acco u n tan t, . _____ -^IcFarland-also receEceived a .RayTannoi««[____wilh the hos-. ^ . .in om Stale Farm Insurance.------.scholarship from the OkOklahoma pital since k re c e n tly University Ecoeconomic 1984. Tannnner and his wife, m m re turned Development Institute.J. Becky, and.nd daughter live in ■ from a two- _■ Matt Stokes State Fararm Customers can:an purchase a ■ day confer- The scholarship allowlowed her Gooding, U nd Fred Meyer teamed up DcDec. limited-edition patriotic pa orna- to spend eight days lastst ssummer He receivtlived the “Key to the H ence in New igic ment designed for■or ttiie 2001 holi- P Orleans on I to identify over 220 Mag studying economic dedevelop- F u tu re ” aaward from the m ’alley children. -- - day season. A porti(ortion of the pro- ment. AmericanI SSociety of Clinical a elder care. cecds will1 be donated to Som e of With ” the help of an offi- Laboratoiyry Scientists. Tanner f l er from the Twin Falls ^ aid victims,is, Ifamilies and TWIN FALLS-Thehe Idaho was nomin;inated by staff. He th e issu es ' ' communitiesties affected by discussed Couounty c. Sheriff’s K State Board of DeiD entistry received a1 plaque,pl SSO and a pri- '>t/ th® events;ofSept.ll. o f! ink were estate ^P.‘lepartment, children had % announced th e issuan0. t o 548 . • Ncw certifications.______— r«wjaDs,W3ho — ______• ScrrtfOTondworiohops._____ 83303 J ^ odfcwmerts. ?33093i;&t24i SeminaLar offers trainingc1 on new (OSHAn • OBrtaWelxsinessaclivitfcs. t e 677-4543 o t - • Other txjsincss news. 7 3 4 0 3 8 tency of injury and illnes:jss.data OSHA’s revised ■ te ules ; The TlmcfrNews . • Center. T h e cenenter is next to the while wl simplifying th e syste>tem for ered by the re YotiSii9kiess y n a

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M o n e y Insuranoce______: ____ cCatalogs— Continued (rocn Dl catalog companiemies have been a Continued from Bl and distance from the Ne^ew York are the ones consumersco are more ^ The wayly insurancei is regulated a inning__ Jittlfi-bit-better>r t!than originally 2nd reason businesses, aand Washington attacks,s, “there apt to feel, albcIbeit indirectly. Wall Wa Street analysts are pini one’s risk, so everyon/one should is a seconc their-hopesforsolid holiday/sales s _ projected, accorcording to Chris_ lennosy, an rather than thi homeowners or vtwill be little or no d ire at teffect,” "In-surancee is i an input-cost-to— the pay," said Kevin Hen on shoppers like Souza. ” Merritt of KKurt Salmon insurance industry re:researcher, motorists,ts, are more likely to said a Robert Hartwig, chiefef econo- v irtu ally ev ev ery p ro d u c tio n on: “The catalog retailers, as weveil as Associates, a reretail t consulting consumer advocate and newslet- catch thee initial i brunt of price mist n for the Instsurance process 1 in America,” said •” IntiIntemet retailers, are in a betterbe firm, . t o publisher in Kansasas :;:'‘The risk equat recession but by Direct Marketing ha\have struggled all : '; -changed," said Deanan Davison, states setset up a more formal sticker shock,” he said,1. “I’d be and scarcer,then th back again. rec cet has been turning postal po: increases in y e a r, like -spokesman for Overlc*rland Park* process f6r approving changes in harcf-pressed to see reg'•gulators The market Association Federated or of 15 per- steadily tougliiglier since late 1999, January Jai and July. ______• Z - la se d Employers ReiReinsurance rates andid iother contract terms, approving an increase (of — ------Sp!Spiegel or J.C. cent to 20 percent) becai:ause the Rusassaid. Meanwhile,Mt the sharp Catalog C compa I : - :Corp. either befoafore the changes kick in ,dWeb Penney. It justist happens that exposure hasn’t gone up:p to that dedines in stockstc prices on Wall nies nie that also have stores and “\Vhat once was consonsidered an or afterwaward if there's concern keting Lands’ End Is knoknocking the cover ' onsumers are being degree.” Street cut dedeeply into the sur- sites siti are using cross-marke I.. . impossibility has now)w become a that con tactics. Last year, 13 percentIt ofc all off th e b all this thi year,” said reality,” Davison said.d. • harmed, Stated Farm, the largestst insurer pluses thatt insurersi; normally tac au to s in store up again:linst unexpectedly big catalog cat company sales were: mader Richard Baum,n, a n analyst with insurance industryy p profession* How fasfast this happens varies of both homes and ai irst Bostoa s holding claims. Insurers In before over ovc the Internet, according' toti the CreditSuisse First als are almost certainn tlthat higher from stateite to state, Cermak said. Missouri and Kansas, is I iiL______.For some catalatalog companies, -major changes-tharwill-----—rates-here-essentiall;lly-flat,— September seemedsec poised to post—-Direa Dii Marketing AssodatioTL cdstsvifon’i hil'consumeimers ajh ard — B u ran y m And like their brick-and-mimortar the outlook is murnurky. as businesses. affect cons)nsumers directly “proba because of its daims expicperience 10 percent to to 20 p ercen t price i artly because of their counterparts, coi catalog compapanies At LL. Bean,I, th e outdoor doth* “You can explainin th a t two bly will be known in 60 to 90 or here and only negligible)le losses increases, part b tem et sales have ks, said dismal invesmstment returns. are arc offering deep discouniints to ing company, Inte ways,” said Davin Cemlermak, econ-' 120 days,”he : said, linked to the attack: been the strongcngest of its retail ime to review proposed spokesman Dick Luedke.!. Then the'' terroristst« attacked attract att shoppers. omist at National Assoassociation of Add tim “This is a very promotionallal hoi- channels through the fall season, loners, which changes,, aiand it may be a year or Business owners, who> rnow are and, in a mattatter of hours, racked Insurance Commissioni iday. There are a lot of freee ship spokesman Rich:h EDonaldson said has headquarters in KansasKaj City. so beforee cconsumers feel the full negotiating rates and otheher terms up more damjimage than the previ- ide •gest disasters in the ping pir and volume discciunts,” said “We’ve seen. sutsuch varied results “First, because of the nature of effects of)f iSept. 11 on their Insur- for the estimated 70 perercent to ous two large charmd to channel, contracts insurance histiistory combined. Rate Amy Ar Blankenship, a spojokes* not only from chai the attack, most of ththe damage ance bills,is. 75 percent of insurance cc but from week3k 1to week,” said insurance companies g en -. that will kick in Jan. 1,, &are feel- expectationss skyrocketed. s: woman wo at the assodation. was done to commercercial build- Also, ins' Home electronics, food, pet« t sup Donaldson. “OneIne week our retail lust set auto and home- ing the changes mudch m ore “Now. the2 industryir has two pri- 1 ings,” Cermak said. “It seems less erally mus plies and basic clothing arcire the stores are lookingdng good, and'mail rates based on their expe- quickly. mary challenenges. to deal with," pli likely that, if theree i is another owners rati best sellers so far this holidayay, she tirder drops off,f, a;and other weeks, n the state in which their Their insurance costs,, mwhich by Rusas said., “One “< is the reinsur- be -attack, it will hit yourour house or rience in tl said. The luxury business is weak.wi we see mail ordeirder look good, and 2rs live. Particularly for some reports are two toti three ance questii;tion. The other is sai mine instead of someie jplace such customers So far, eady sales resultilts for in-store sales dropIrop off." ’ , as the Sears Tower.”’ Midwestertemers buffered by time times i what they previoususly paid, capacity.” f Activity-r______first of juice bar. They*y joinj' existing ten- Continued from Dl ear, nosese and throat clinic will October saidid !he’ll drop the land- new nc exterior look to the fii nine buildings. ants Wood Holllollow, Mr. Juan’s J-name and move toI lailarger offices next year, At a glance0 mark storee iname in January. ni retailer of brand*n om pletes the upscale With interior transformonations College of Hairlir Design: and The id home prod- On thele second floor of Magic lotal 1’“ “ "I designer dothing and h t n ’s bow Twin Fans’ tore’s conversion to a under ur way, as well, that builuilding Stylist, ------ucts;-o-casual«TH»a^^>.TWNFA^S «CAU „ , current: sfspaces to other indepen- 204 Main Ave. N. store,2, plus the The Lyn^vowood Shopping Cemer ^ Elsewhere in Can.anyon Park ^lysidans needing offices, addition of a 3,125-squi;uare-foot, at the cornrner of Blue Lakes East, a family-r^stau:laurant chain Barigar' sasaid. He was unsure l^st 560,750 furniture waiarehouse Boulevardd North and Filer ; known for its breakfjikfast specal- whether tenants were there. Avenue Easiast has attracted new ; ' ries will open a new!w locationI in already' liilined up. Owner Ron Thominpson in 'tenants receicently and is giving a ' early to mid April. Tvre

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WATC]CH YOUR INSIiURANCE ----- QUESnON: - I1 - 1a m o b o u t - t o - i ------T ^ . close.oo a homeoe ptirchase. Is ruH7fI homeowner's iniinsurance an im p o rta n t co n sidd eer ra tio n ? I ■■ : : A N S W E R :As sti the buyer, you , - must be satUficBfied that the ■ . amount of insursurance lo ^>e AnOpportUttilÛ) W Serve People tnti Dro}evelopw»tal Disflfofitiess traniferred is1 ssufficient: to p ro te c t y o u r inter*le re s ts . A ctually, • .. we’re talking; flabout home \ liêlid^QDepamnaiitoit of H e^th Vftffare JtmiitmitswKr help ?VTt|r a project tijatK^'mpravetlj ______t 5 placement Insuiisunuicc. If the ttftj&.AtewfopmCMldl.diMtiffijj,.kjiJTwjmeaneâconsraci ictoriobo ______- a in o tm (~ ii~ b 8 seed d ' on“repladng ------\ | | ^ ______tfelwcs of.aia/ts W -• - th e hoUse y e a r s oiago, it may be I ^ — ■ >■ »ijl«(jjlffrfwictioM/trr flpproxmwiimielyjfeoMediariDdieMta. iMtpested H parties II w oefully to o Uttl4Inlc to over a AS A BlBUYER, be sure the mtstmhavea\manuzKCtof interest m irnctievelopmaaai drn aisaWftieiiessen/icesto loss a t to d a y s p’"CCS. ric ; insum ncinee on the new home Do not ossunimne that rte |_ Ffldent at todag** dients. It amount of Insursurance is OK . -■■.iij--,,.e n c n t cost. j: because the btbonk, doesnt co m p lain . R e r e)% > a U ttle s e c r e t IDHWissMeddlUfte:ptesiPcrrPn)pos4fCRrP) Niwentwwtcr 15 for atf mterestei teSeden. j: Tbe bank is cocconcerned only fiJteaerwoirtiti^ speeijkni{iKpcTTtme«t3w Bjr &eteti« site siwHfo (floo) 57 5 ^ [iltlt' ii^THiW ELBIFARE /■* A Q A Iiil— Hi % . P 4 Tbne»f<«wt, Twin Fans,Jdaho Ida Sunday, D*c«TTib«i 9,200101 -

= M 0 N E Y = r “ S o v e m iT K oves ( >ap(olaysiinto 1AfCahy cdairy fplan ent impro^ ^ _____n t The purposee oc f .the testing is to ::ollege sa^vings progigrams^ determine whivhat crops can be _ , In the past, the student faced Senator ca:alls grown next yearear following Oust ^ lyBIeen ® Alt Powell Tie Associated Press'______taxes on withdra'drawals. But,the.------contamination,!n,Morishitasaid. I*!2. ------new law exemptsIts viwithdrawal&foC plan ‘politi•tics - NEW YORK - Saving for>r col- co lleg e tu itiom n aan d q u a lifj« ^ i i ^ Reports predijdlct Invrease ege is about to get easier. expenses from federalfedi taxes, ttip parents to ch ah ^' In U.S. bean1 exportse t:The federal tax cut enacacted law also allows par :arlier this year increasesJS the from one state• planpi; to another; at its worstst’ | m M | Trading on1 dryd edible beans n spe- once a year withh nonc penalty. rem ains slowV tto moderate this imnimt families can save in n Tuesday elimi- Because earnin■nings in Section WASHINGTON - On T H A s week while denIcmand for the crop ciai i" tax-sheltered accounts, el afternuon. Sen. M ike Cr^Crapo was lates-the tax on withdrawalsJ s for S29 accounts growrow tax-free, they __ H H — is li^t to mode)derate. The United. ria« more accumulate fasteiister than in tax-- rally in s su p p o rt to d dc efeat a m ent of Agriculture sch‘chool expenses and allows n States Departme n th e able accounts, accoaccording to calcu-: national dairy programm that he buyer interest and oP*iptions in spending from reports that bu lations by assetset management. _ _calls “politics at its^ cn / worse.”w _ as been light since iccounts.______J______movement'has i is on fiim T. Rowe Pricf»rice in Baltimore,' By Wednesday ihoming every- " theThanksgivinring holiday. “I‘ think saving for college i thing had ch a n g c d a by he minds of a lot of parere n ts Md. According to October reports fhe ly said a $5,000 Thursday morning, it I had ly the USDA’s beo>ecause costs are rising so hfast,” T he com pany s released by or tax annual investmavings Account for the latee Sen.I College - A Comi Section 529 Plan:lans,” says small' port it, Crapo said. Senator Larry Craig relatiated to onlyf BBurma and China Fau>aul Coverdell, R-Ga. ) both savers should loollook at 529 plans The.“poorly conceiveded propos- 8 m . recent Senate Finmance exceeding its:s exports.< But the There>■ are advantages to I tie produc- ^ S S j must first. al" would “increase the Co^Committee action. U.S. is definiin ite ly not a big pr"?>rograms that parents n: tion of milk, rcduce thele pricej to v e i^ . In some c: ses, e s ,: states exempt; im p o rter. Ac(According to the . Section 529 accoccount contribu-j the farmer, and incre;rease the C-, Lab takes soil samples8 USDA, im portsrts have accounted ,” he said, "armbeat * *• Lal Qljnt tions from statee inincome taxes as> price to the consumer,” 1 for only 4 to 6 percent{ of domes- Edi•ducatlon Savings Accoi thts of this week's------tO , , an added bonus,IUS, H u rley stUd.*! adding that it amounteddtoamilk ti ■ |[ghncht to test for Oust tic consumptionion over the past 20 ir tax on consumers. U Magiclc VValley Ag Weekly, -j In the past, most parents di‘“4"' Also, professionlional managers! TWIN FALLS - Soil test are jother setting up an Educa Consumers would notot i actually I I The Times-News'Tim weekly------bei botl watch out for a family’sU inves't'; being conducted now in preirepara- savings Account for their < be charged a tax to fundid thei sub- report on agrliigrlculture.------tior Sav f ments. tion for spring planting to < Potato Growewers of Idaho areiren because annual contr sidy - as funding wouli>uld come |______------1---- forfor residue of the herbicide On the other harhand, he said, thfi- from processors paying thi ions were limited to $500. Education Saviiavings Account! - Decision w,would plug which might have left contaitamina. elect new prciresldent But starting in January, ence between a floor p tion. The Idaho Food Qu would be a bettejtter choice for a Juality POCATELLI..LO - M eeting in ent:;nts can set aside up to $2,0,000 a. family that want:ants access to its S14.25 per hundredwreightand eif sugar tariffIff loopholes Assurance Lab at the ColleIlege o Pocatello, th e P 3 Potato Growers of yea/ear in these accounts - a : savings for highh s’oar,.harming.both-the-Jle-nation’sJ__ stuffed mola;ilasses again,” he said.___ pjyput protocol together for testingtt resentative onn tlthe executive com- CSectionai 5 2 9 .______aid,”Schaferpointointed out.______nutritional well-beinglg andi th e “This stopss aabout 125^000 tons of samples. san Lett^s'weirie'maileiled out ihitteie~of th e iNPPB and chairs- - , S till can’t ddecide which dairy industry’s economomic well- stuffed molilolasses from coming to to growersi who were affecticted by the domestic: mmarketing commit- COlcollege savings plan— account would1 bebest t)c foryguir:------being. in.” ------. Oust. Ou ------tee. ------“ TheseT state^sponsored plans,-—pl /amily?Theiiew'evHiurlaw-aUovrs;-^— naclamed for a section of thetie tax families to openen 1both a Section- :^ e , have much higher conuntribu- 529 and an Educducation Savings: :ion limits - up to $265,00300 in Account startinglg iiin 2002. In addi- ' NASD^»AQ rallyysuggestts econo])mic reccoveiy I»m e states. They’re also gen.eneral- tio n , funds froifrom Education y managed by mutual fundf Savings Accountsints can be rolled By Amy Baldwin I inventories ofF dchips, software and fimlirms, which offer a varietety of over into SectionJon 529 accounts, le reverse. The Aswclated Press 5.000 computers havlave been reduced jjivinvestment choices. although not the re ------12-monlhdc) daily doses 0 ^ 1 1 0 1 3 1 1 5 ^ and that deman.and has picked back NEW YORK - The DoiDow Jones N s f i l ale of Idaho-baseded'MCMS sdaq SiSiLyClE;SE3@3ii31j!3E 4.000 Chip m ak ers!rs Intel and Applied ^Court approves sa industrials’ return to 10,(10,000 cer- weekending S jijjliv lil Micro Devices« offered0 some hope NAMPA . (AP) - A fed.:deral the sale will bei usused to pay cred- tainly is encouraging, bibut many ° 3.600 _xhutây whenen they raised their 53^ liev e t h e ...... „,p,c._7_g‘g ^ ,g g . bankruptcy court has apprt)rêd itors. on Wall Street belie ir forecasts based on tj,e ; 2,000 is a asEiasasiE. 3.000•; fourth-quaner f the sale of Idaho-based Mest returns;ns? Cyclicals like tech- , cellceJ phones, their need fo 5 o ^ o f a d v\ÊRTISINGi DOLLARSS- ...... \vorist of the doivntiim isis cover. ' nology arer a inattiraJ," Caron said. scriplion sci drugs and-tooththpaste -...... m m why the Software m aker OracIacle’s CEO Looking^ to technology for,lead- will wii stay the same. That’s wl market has been eag^ fororword #4 ^ ? dlf? here were ership isn’t’t newi on Wall Street. inz s Your Monney - Have You Used Larry Ellison said thei t excess signs that business hadd iiimproved When thee economc y founders, from fro tech companies that <

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ication Property/ 6 1 3 PastiaslureV(anled ' 8 0 9 'Comi Dats & Accessories ■ ------Ttfji,rimeShares - — 614-WanltoledT oR enl 8 1 0 -Firon»mputers 9 0 3 Boatsampers & Shells------uns & Rifles 301 Businiiiness 5 1 7 Cond:ndominiums 6 1 5 Mobilobile Home Space 811 Fumiewood------904-Camp m loommaies Wanled “ miture/Carpet 905 Guns.ot Tutjs & Pools - Mrtunities 5 1 8 Mobilobile Homes 6 1 6 Roor iiwntiwTO ■ labng&Air 906 HotTiotor Homes & RVs amelery Lots M liliiU ailll 302 Mone'ney to Loan - 5 1 9 Cem< g a g j l g i s « inditioning 907 Motornow Vehicles & 101 Lost&& Found 303 Mone;ney Wanled 5 2 0 Realsal Estate Wanted 8 1 4 JewEdions ■ 9 0 8 Snowquipment nS aw H H -102 Cardcrd of Thanks 304 Invesiesinienls 521 Manianufactured Homes weliy & Furs Equipiportng & Hunting amVHanch Supplesr 3 ,3 ■ M M ' 103 DietaryitaryAids 305 Contnilraclss kMOiS wn & Garden 909 Sportiquipment W orn Farm g ^7 U p P M I ^ H 104 Persorrsonals Mortgftgages :ercise EquipmenI Equipiravel Trailers iervices ______scellan^sFor 910 Travel[i[i^_Tfail_e«______y*ijJ^^*_105-H appyppy-Acfe-— r—— r306-F inanancial Sen/ices - — 6 0 1 -F ujmished m i Houses______Tigation '8 1 8 Mus»lie ______911 Utility 106 Specieecial Notices ■Pm jm 602 Unluiniumished Houses 'arm Seed i Fertilizer 8 1 9 Oftojsical Instruments ortion Alternatives ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ y i H 6 0 3 Fumi S f)ce Equip/Supplies KT j B/iationb lay. Grain & Feed 820 Pels 107 Abortic lools/lnstruction Apts, )lessional Sen/ices 401 Schoc lay. G rains Feed 821 SlertIts & Supplies 1001 AviatioLito Parts & B Q E H 108 Prolesme/Health Care 4 0 2 Musicsic Lessons 6 0 4 Unfuinfumished , 6 2 2 Tootsereo.âdio/CDs 1002 Autoxessories F 9 E ^ S H 1 10 HomeJer 4 0 3 Tutorioring Apts.3ts./Dup[exes ' i a * 823 Va.=ots & Machinery Acces:u!os Wanted UsertertainmentService 6 0 5 Roorooms For Rent întiques tic & ;ietyFood& 1004 Autosnliques & Coilectibles i i i m 111 Entertiild Care Sen/ices I C l l i i 6 0 6 Mobiobile Homes CollekDllec^bles 824 in/ices 1005 AnliquemiiHeavy Equipment 113 en House . 6 0 7 OtTice tto & Retail Rentals 8 0 2 AppliWiiances 825 Wan'JeoI Equipment 1006 Semii>ucks ivice Directory 501 Open P o licies: Alltil advertising is subject to thi uck Parts & Accessories 502 Homemes for Sale 6 0 8 Comommerdal Property 8 0 3 Baz£lazaarsS Crafts 828 Camanted To Buy 1007 Trucks standards of oaeplance.ICO. The limes-Hevis reserves Iheth newspopers' aoooseivic imping Equipment 1008 Truck(4s f h U M U ll 510 Out-Ct-Of-Area Homes 6 0 9 Concondominium/Time Builciuilding Materials 8 2 7 Gara detline or properly clas[lossify any od. Receipt of ico| Ihe right to edit, Cameras & 8 2 8 Mediirage Sales 1009 4x4s3ns & Busses Tployment Wanted 511 Out-Ct-Of-Slale Homes SharIW K “ = f u entry (fox, e-nioil, etc.)Ic.) does not constitute final (opy vIo remole [quipment 829 ReaKlical Supplies 1010 Vansulos for Sale 2 14 Empicisume Preparation 512 . Fanrems/Ranches/Oairies 6 1 0 Storeloragawaretase chik nports & Sports Cars occeptonce fay this news;wspoper. The advertiser, not , ^hildren's.ttems saMarlcels 1020 Aulos iploymenl Agencies 513 Actecreages and Lots Rent v m n m m 1053 imponlock Cars jes full responsibility for the 1 8 0 7 ClouClothing ' K j H the newspaper, assumes O 218 EmpIonploymenl 514 Inconome Property 6 1 1 Fama m s For Renl 8 0 8 Com^mmunication 901 ATV■j u i U l B U l i 1054 Slockuto Servica & Repairs ____truthful content of theireir advertiser message. 2 17 Empio)portunities ______515 Convmmercial Property 6 1 2 Pastastures For Rent______Êquipment 9 0 2 BicyiV s & Motorcycles 1055 Autouto S Dealers Oppor cydes 1099 Auto [ HOUND POUND T R k . ' TWIN FALLS m ■ r ^ u l iu ANIMAL SHELTER | ThanREMEMBER ^ ----- 11 binhday od you placod ^ 2 0 0 NOTICE OF of Salo and Decroo of Fore ALCOHOLICS OL FOUND: ▼ no limo ago In ktics Tho T - ‘.MARSHALL'S SALE for tho lull am ount ol Iho MHW closure, Ol sell Iho following ANONYMOUS DLYMPICTiCKETS 4' Nows 1. Lhasa ApsoX, black Now is trio tinx) 10 United States of Amerlce, bid within 24 hours of tho NOTICE IS HEREBY described cl rool proportyand 1- 208-733-8300 & 726-1650B w(4 Opening Coromony & 2 como irrlgnlion equipmont (to the noutorod r malo. 1 oyo. 22 no pick up your pictures. :-plaintl«. salo. Tho Uniiod Statos ol GIVEN that on Iho 27th day di women moguls finals, stoal oxtont that it slill oxisis) to 2. 2. Pug X. fomalo adult. Career ^ va>, America. Farm Service''j of Decombor2001, at ir Ploaso can 208-734438SB Sofvx>p by tho Customer f f the highost and boat bid- 3. Border Collie X, fomalo. G » n ett Farm s, e ta l., A goncy's (formorly Farm . 11:00am el said day, on o: ^ MX Dopt loday! V Castleford. FAX dors lor cash In lawlul ^ :!.-SAMTA FO R HIREH: Vorkshop .Clyll No. CV00-0220-E-C' ors Homo Administrallon)~ tho Iront stops of the tf 4. S heep dog/Cotlie X, monoy of tho Unitod Stalos Avallabio Anytime! PartiosI ------______W(you Iwvu .in interest ^LW bid will bo $100,712.00\ Minidoka Counly Court- d male, ShopKo. sclaus0filonol.com PARCEL I: of Amorlca. A porsonal r I iiL'Ipinf; o th e rs .m d (with no prior lion dobt). houso. Ruport. Idaho, the n- 5. G onnan Shepherd, YOUR Z.»326-5256-Leave Msg*« check in tho amount ol lon 5. NOTICE IS HEREBY with tho market valuo ofy Unitod Statos Marshall will, o ACCEPTING ic-dcstrc to lc.irn pe rc en t of the bid will b e female, Sth Avo. East. GIVEN that on Iho 27lh dayay $108,000.00. II you havo•j In obodlonco lo tho O rdor cl ' APPUCATIONS le '*7 fin.inci.il services accoplod at tho Umo of iho e^BIack 6. U b X. lomale. _ c f Docombor 2001. ot 2:0000 any quostlons. contact of Salo and Docroool Foro- p AD f Gc CDL Drivers > jsincss.-vvc-niay______pm of said day. on tho (ront5nt Koni Glllosplo. Farm Lean closure, soli tho following sale, ai wilh a cashiers chock' — TIMES-NEWS------■ G eneral labor/various 1VC the onportunity steps o> tho 6 is s la CountyIty Offlcor, FSA,al(208) doscrlDod roal proporty to Sfor i Ihe full omount of Iho CLASSIFIED ^ — HyslerOriver------ir youT Vvc c.in hell) bid within 24 hours of tho ADOPTION: Al Constniction l»-’vc ■■ ■ Coufthouso, Burloy, Idaho,10, 4 3 6 - 1 7 7 7 ...... the highest and bost fc 1. Corgl/Kolplo X. spayod CHILDCARE 24 hour II- )ii dc-vc'lup Ihi' skills tho United Statos Marshall 'sale , Tho Unitod Slates ol 1- DEPARTMENT « Cor.Salos/Saies <‘>r V‘! Tho proporty Is localod al bidders (or cash In lawful b fomalo pup. consod daycaro. Meals )U nttti to succtt-d . will. In obod lo n co to thoho 334 Wos_l_200 South. monoy of tho Uniiod S tato s Amorlca, "sj Farm Sorvico t 208:734-5538 jn« Miaoblologist you . P/T Edilor -Workshop on he. -consists cl a houso on a02 chock In tho amount of ton. -a 3. Sponlol/Collie X. black 208-677-4543 J?cos. Coll 208-324-5784* Soc* (oildwlna doac(lbod.raaL For n rofppifllft .li porceni ol Iho bid will bo bid o will bo $305.936.00 okkocpor-M«rosottWo(d > c 13. 2001, 7-e 00pm______wilh Ihe markel value of -n *o u to ro d malo pup. (BURLEY)b LIL'BUCKAROOSlm ------Perfect & OHkro Excol „ ” ------pf6^fiy7hoiaoMth'ldl)tote descilpllon, pleaso contact, accoptod at iho limo of tho b 4. Australian Shophord X. — For ReMTvatlons Catl ih'o hignost and bosts t tho Minidoka Counly FSA®r 'saie rw im a casmor's check- ~vi$358,000.00. If you havo 4. CHILDCARE has 2 FT Em- Call Intelllgenl------(»8)7JfrWe3 any quostlons. contact m' ale pup. bkMors for c ash In lawfulûl office al Iho abovo phono.? for Ihe full omount of tho s That birthday ad you placed ôpenings avail, in Jerom e, nowim ploym ent Solutions I m}noy of th e Unltod Statos Kont Glllosplo. Fami Loan 5. S. Gonnan Shepherd. Th Liccnsod. CaU324^n03a ow lor an appointment. _____ 1 ’0® number. bid within 24 hours of th o a neutered male adult. som e timo ago In Tho ^ W A D D E L L ol Aiôrlca. A porsonal Olflcer.k FSA. al (208) ' 678-0165B >al PARCEL III: salo. Tho Unitod Statos ol 6. Torrier/Lab X, big pu p s. 1Timos-Wowtf? Now is tho JTHE ” * KIDS' CLUB chock in tho amount of ton Amorica, Form Service 436-1777. 6. on NOTICE IS HEREBY c titimo to come pick up your PRESCHOOL/DAY CARE C omASKING QUESTIONS porcont of tho bid will bo GIVEN lhal on tho 27lh dayy Agency’s (formorly Forni- 4Tho proporty is kKaiod at 400 W est'400 Nonh, Paul. M « any nice ca U & M ttensl pictures. Slop by Tho ^h as 6 FT openings avail, pollinduct public opinion Id letler and resume lo: acceptod a t tho timo of thoho olDocombor,200l.at2;00J, ors Homo Admlnislration) W e h av e m any n ic e b or second job. Close V _____ ~ m ______/ fto b jo d to a prior lion dobt3bt ond best bidders for cash port. Minidoka C ounty. II n Monday-Frktay • Oirice a t the atwvo phono 3 CSI campus. For moro ------dW.468.00).wHhthomar*ar* In lawlul monoy ol theV consists of 112.8 ocros. In- k CLOSED Saturdays. m nuntlwr. c iii )fo.CaU736-2SS3III!I!!ll[ k d lv ^ u o of $165,000.00. ItII United Statos ol America. d'uding 100.7 acres of ini- c Sundays, & Holidays ■ CHEMIST ------you-have-any.qu88tlon8,-’S'- -A-porsorto»-check in-ihe° gated cropland, wilh no n — Animate am SOLO Of------■ IDAHO STATE______contact Kont Qlllespierie r •amounfof ton porcont'ol“ • dvwHing or Improvements.___PUBUSHTDocombor’ eT 9.” ~ DESTROYED alter 48 ISand 16,2001 UfWVERSITY Fami Loan OfTicor. FSA. atnt tho bid win bo accoptod at' , :The loffil ckjsCTption is a s p hours, so please call o r /Ulordabki Afi & fast. Accidents, Office o f R esearch {208)436-1777. tho timo ol tho salo. with° a follows: 1 NOTICE QF vteit the pound daily to ' divoreo ^ 4 criminal matters.- ; - ' Poeatelk>,ldaho - Tbo proporty te localodlat at cashlor’s chock lor the full Township 8 Soulh, Range - MARSHALL'S SALE chock if your pot is boro. Brad I Rico at 734.3367B A newa core fadiity a t Idaho 563 W ost Hwy. 30. Burloy.oy- am ount ol tho bkl within 24 23 E., B.M.. Minidoka United States of Amertca. This Is not sn up-to-date ------BANKRUPTCY------Siaio Unrversity h a s cre u H a t t C assia County. It consistssts hours ol tho sale. Tho County, Idaho Plaintiff, iist; 1 mixed dogs aro hard Compolitivo rates on ated Ul, a noed lor a full-time ol a houso on 9.65 acros.os- Uniiod Slates ol America.: i Socttonsl1.12,13and14: v^ s. todoscribe.Orcomepk* I Chapter c 7 bankruptcies. bloanalytical ^ research imoiffnlC'rbrdXuIc F o r a com ploto logal10* Farm Sorvico Agoncy'sI® Farm UnHM, Tract M of the J o s e Slivelfa, e t aL. out a puppy, dog or cat j chcmist to staff the facility. * It i'4 (Ommun-t* JoH Stoker at 734-8452.fl pQ V>rirv IMkti Crmtt. t nod< doscription. pkiaso contacti»ct (formorly Famiors Homo North Sido Pumping Divi- \Civil No. CV-Ot-0258-E- T h ^ w ould love a — POSITION; Bloanalytical ir< loHMtni; CLEANING AT------R< I tho Minidoka County FSASA Adminlslration) bid will bo® skxi.Minktoka Counly, Ida- BLW hom e! ^ Rcscarch Chemist r r s FINEST. Rcsidemial & RE! rommrtmr'l loconvSft D lREaO lc R ofTico a l tbo abovo phonono $61,737.00. wilh the mar ho (as shown tiy plat, da ted J NOTICE IS HEREBY ThisteapubUcsenrkn RESPONSIBILfTlES: De commercial. 7 3 4 -2 4 8 2 J ve number. ket value oi $72,700.00. ”II Pitoy18.1955,onfilointho GIVEN B that on tho 27th day announcem ent of _ i velop and validate both v BUSINESS SERVICES OIR PARCEL U: you havo any questions,,I ollico of tho County He- ol . Docombor 2001, at Tho T«nes Nows. HOUSEKEEPER H( Depend- qualitative 9*^ and quantita- Wr ^ f t let in 19 e-'rrt NOTICE IS HEREBY contacl Kont Glllosple,!' corder, Minidoka Counly. 10:00 ^ am of said day, on r abkJ. yrs. of oxporionco, tive tiv a s s a y s using liquid dfwrmmt , ot GIVD4 that on tho 27lh day LOSE YOUR KITTEN? “ buvnn^ JM ^ fr w r , lay Form Loan Offlcor, FSA, at®; Idaho). tho o front siopseltho ■ oxcoDont rofs. Work T F & chromatographic, c f gas Uivrf’l , J»/tf » 6uv«o\ rt p«f'r>'rt CU of Docombor. 2001, at Z-00 FOUND puro black kitten Nonhsido.Caie44-133aaZ « ) (208) 436-1777. Minidoka County Court* in i mkkSo of Locust in front __ chromatographic,f]. and mini Kjyr ncHKor ce»">cjr.oirtie^cc^r- house, Ruport, Idaho, tho of . Altorra on 12/05/01. LAW L/ OFFICE Chapter 7 LC/MS b a sed methods of stops of tho Cassia Counlynty oquipment, pleaso contact_ lSand16.2001 t»rr».U m ______hUnitod S tate s Marshall WiO. CaI734-12g7«73g-6078 , S245.Uncontostoddiven». S2 ' support ^ of research in me C M tlbouso. Burloy. Idaho. tho Minidoka County Fam i c t NOUCE OF Lin obodkmco to tho Order — SlOS.Othorservices. dicinal n, chomtetry, natural II eitr’ » eo^fn f ■ct[rt and Docreo described real property to iblo ' stand & hydraulic 2* and proteomlcs. Other 1- I mucnmyf Plaintiff, c MAflAbo.valwgrindng. ec Kn:hi: 7os.nr'7;«t: of Foroclosuro. soil ihoho PUSUSH: December 8. 9. tho highost and best bid- coupling • machine. Lost in * equpmcnt and ustnvncnt- ■ ■ rVJM Kr-tS (Oy ftw v ’e UVWCI» I-B00.947-4SS7: v s. d Caflforprice. ' re followlng-doscrlbod roalsal tsand16,200t dors for cash in lawlul vicinity ' of 300 South tfwy. related responsibitifies WiO 1 1 0OI 409. t.t'fl filH. n SIKD-OMO: f property (Iwuso with tot)Ito to ______9. C e d i Dozier. e ta L . tl 8 1 .Malta. II found, ploaso C aa324-3837* bc ■ C-nuil: !<': CivU No. CV0»OO96 dmoney of tho Unitod Statos ' be assigned a s required. 1I (mplOfWl Ion tho highosi and bost;?.! NOTICE OF of America. A personal €311208-676-5707. ' ; “ THEHANbVUANCAH MINIMUM QUALIFICA bktdors for cash in lawful _ NOTICE IS HEREBY n 3 UARSHALL*S SALE check in th e amount ol ten LOST f Groat Pyrenees. Repair, ^ RebuBd, Replaco TIONS: An M SB Sdegrtto I monoy of tho Uniiod S tates GIVEN that on tho 27th day 0 I fOt Urtlted State* Ot America. of December 2001. al cp e rc en t of Ihe bid will b e lomote. i Vicinity of Har- « in organic chemistry, an- ol America. A porsonal^ .^PlamWf, accepted ot the time ol the m i onP3rk.lt/29.Beigo C aJytksU chemistry or a re check In tho amount of ten « 10-.30 a m of said day. on p saki, with a cashier's check coOar. i Frksndly. 733-2648 m lated ftofd. Experience I percont of tho bid will'bo thefrontslepsof tho a RantfyHkb.etaL. Minidoka County Court- sfor the full amount of tho j- with IMS analyste. data ac accepted a t the timo of tho bkl within 24 hours of tfto LOST Green duillo bag. | quisition system s, strong ^.wHhacashtorêcheck^ Civil No. CV99-0107-S- .house. Rupert, Idaho, tho f< Contains rope climbing K g| n ism I e . Unitod Stales MatBholl wiO. bsato, Tbo United States of ' GIFT CEHTIFiCATE fori chemistry ar background ^ in oixxfionco to the Order gAmorica. Farm Sorvico ' yr. at kxal fitness center, andqi structural analysis, m m Agcnc/8 (fomiorly Faim* & ' Shushing k l 6 7 8 - ^ 1 ^ along with instrument REWARDU Value: * $400*. for sale: m ers Homo Admlnistratioo) _ $200. A great holiday «A1maintonanco, te preferred. bid will bo $84,417.00 LOST L mafe Golden Ro- bargaini ^ Ca9:324-0453. SALARY: or Comjpetiitve sal with tho market valuo of triever i at SOO South tOO jc ary and benoM package. West. Jeromo. Reward. dlF Jf T OF HEALTH------API S 9 6 .0 0 0 .0 0 . II y o u h a v e ' Cenificate for analysis, A teP ^C A T IO N ; Submit let PkasecaI206-324-4366B any questions, contact i toxins and minorals from ter ar o( appfacation. resume,' Kent Ginespio, Fami Loan LOST r Small black.-Blue —h —r a I r r R 0 p o r f o n-d- —taand the names and con- Oflicer. FSA.at(208) “Heeler, female. Lost nutrition/supplement r -lact-infonnatpon rc ot three 436 4 7 7 7 . references to: 11/29at Appiobees. recommendations. r By t Tho property to tocatod a t Fnwh , scar on tummy. An- maa. r $55 (208)3S2-1146 Department of Human 300Easl375Nofth. sw ! ors to AIBe. 732-5625 wwwJnbfes « jrg B Resources Rupert.MinidokaCounty.it _ Of5ce of Research consists of approximatoly WEDDING ^ RING SET 7/B C S lFT dFW E L lB E iB S— Idaho '' S tale IW v o rsi^ -ba ttling n c i arat dbm ond stones wUh Cortiricato Ci for Intuitive Compus ^ P.O . Box 8i67 bam and oquipment. Tho small diamonds surroun- Reading.CertitkNlprotes-f Pocatoflo, Uaho 83209 legal description Is as tfng. < Lost between Martin sionaLFindyouranswefS. a Review ^ of appfications w« P i foOows: & Shoup. R ew ard, $85i and up ty phono or in begin ^ upon receipt. 20&-537-669y73S-0263. person. ( By Associates in ^ Townsh^ti 9 South. Range Search win contirxie untJ 24 East. Boise Meridian, f B uhl $45. (206)352-1129. position Sf is fitted. For fur Minidoka County. Maho i •mrJrtteorgfl ther J infomiation about tho Section 2 ; E l/2 of Let r I Onivcoity.In visd u s on the InternetPl o t wwwisaedu. PUBLISH: D ecem ter 6 .9 . Aj N tX LA KATONA p t o m I PhoneFi 208-282*4828. ISand 16,2001 , Fiu20&-282-4976. contact Bud regarding ______* ______Idal Snarfto. (206)63«-7671 o r rm.t *■^ I wi'amatureworrew Idaho Stato Unrversity to an woodyOctcwebJietM toBvslnwtthsfcterty /VA/EOe ^ a n d acfivcly k » - neasechec*:youfadfc>r g te ts a dMHBo HOrtc fotce. SINGLE? Ages 26-90. m ' » a a Needs assotm o corroctness on tho first rVeobn)dxin):1-aD(V049- io , b e d & b a giroom.v e iy NoRiMsrrxM'routpsndTOurno dmth3lltnf)s.as 0411.wm«iCMrosjxn« twusefceeping & sn i. ' dtys.

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liS C . H ighland E s ta te s PLUMIiMBERS SECRE1IRETARY DRIVER FAIFARM fARM a i MEC4ED10AL MiSC time socrotory, good PUBLIC SERVICE Part.timojnedlcoLrecepi. hoshas an oponlnq (or an ac- _ StServico plum bers. Full timi — -DISCOVERY RESEARCH-- W\ an te d ro x p o fie n ce d r e - -LooLooking for a roHablOrhard -Haiianch hand.jixpoi1encocl. ^ a t lephonermoth-and ------M ESSAQS------tionlits noodod for busy ilvii:ilvity director/van driver. PloaiBaso"caH326^126.« ------'• Don't pay lo find work bo-,- GROUP tired or PT truck driver working wi person to care (or . with v> larm equip & Irrlga-.. _ tlo ------■ ^ re coK3rd rd .keeping skUlt,oxp. tion. Y ear rourid }ob. Sala- medical m( office. Export- _QueQuaimod applicanla must I loro you got tlio job* ForIf Is now accopling Class A CDL, mod card, livestock. liv Call 731-ggi7V tio OFESSIONAL withh'W W ord Excol'and Ac- ' It applicotions for telephone ry benellts. house & enco eni necessary; Send re- havhavo good driving record, PRO! [roo Information at30ut drug testing, occasional be willing to work som e Tnalll Court( AdmlnW^^to^ c e ss}s ao plus. Salary DOE. - —dellvery-seotllo-âcro'—---HOUSEKEEPI n Q .utiiiiie4Jnci,.6ppty ut Riddle. _aui.«umo.lo_BcX-B9406______b e j 4-1003 or 961-10S3.B------avoiding employmoni sor- 'SunBridgo’lorTwirrFanr r , - pourttr Judldal-— • -024-10 0 Wa do not mII anything. R anches. Riddle, ID, 2 0 0 ' % % Time News,-P.O.-Box evoevenings ono wo’OKeiraiT • VICO sco rn s, wrilo to Iho , monloaroa. 324.5S5B. currently has the follow-' must bo creative and ca- DisiIstrict, Boise, Idaho. cpEU I I- w# only co n d u ct su rv e y ■ 759-3939 e venings.* 466. 40. Twin Foils, ID 03303 mu! Fodoral Tfodo Commis Ing posiiions available: pablo of organizing acUvl- Salary rango- IZEE HEATING & Air reie arc h . ■n.RIVEHS ------lANAOER MEI,«EDICAL sion. W ashlnglon. D.C.. tles for residents. Apply in S62.900-S77.914+ S( ondltlonlng Ls looking )• Swing snift'avall. Make Food Processing CN/: n A’s 4 NA'S ne ed e d for J'®" 205B0, o rca ll Iho Nalion- person O 2050 Hlland stato «l< benefits. Seet an oxperlenced HVAC I- your own Bchedulo each P ro d u c tio n M anager full-time (ul days, evenings, g®' al Fraud Infofmatlon Con- HOUSEKEEPER t Ave. In Burley o r phone www,rw.ldahoh«sjab«j»m sen.'ice mon. Sola^ lor. 1-SOO-G7C-70C0.e . w eek. Y ou will h a v e toi H i large food proceselng & night; ehilta. We will (or lntonnatlon.a - FLOOR PERSON a n Natalie d 678-4411A lo pending on experience'. — work at loasi 3 day# porr W S m m a m h plant Is seeking a quail- iraln. ira Contact Stacey at: FT position. Looking lor re- P; Fringes includo: pakl AUTOMOTIVE , w o o k a n d 3 w e e k e n d Iled person to fill the posl- Snako Sni RlvtrRehabUltBtJon MISCIISCELLANEOUS o c s ? ; Auto Dotollor needed. Val -sponsible housekoeperto, ...,f JTAURANT cation, health Insuranco, '■ days p or m onth to fulfillI Hiring Drivers - - ‘ f tion of Production end i A ssisted Lhring &Experienced stainless yMi./-iC a o sa r'a la now hiring id drivors liconso. 1S yrs. clean residont rooms, fa- „ 401k. Bring rosumo to: Iho requirements. Youi & Owner Operalors 'l. Manager. Responsibili 543-6401 ■ stoel welders. aodK or oldor. Exp. proforrod. clhty hallways and olllces. “ ply al 620 Blue LakesW 227 ‘ 2nd Ave Easl. ' must bo alloasM6 yoars> No Experionco, No S' ties Include planning & Shockey Sheet Metal Apply in porson at MuoHor Exporlonco with floors ” HEDiCAL Paul, ID. 83347 436-6085 REST.JTAURANT Twin Tw Falls, ID. ■ ol ago with good readingJ Protjlem! X, carrying out production Como to beautilui rural , - - . Aulo. 2441 Kimborly Rd.B and communication skills. proforrod, will troin. Out- schodules. management ^ Applicants subject to VIcIoiIous Flah Tacos now S ehW v ICEIc SECRETARY CDLTrainina Availablo stonding : bonolils, Ploaso South Contral Idaho ing (or a day manager CAREGIVER Tho pay lor our nlght-BhlflI Swift Offers: Groal Pay & ? of raw material, supereis- - ro-omploymont drug toslB I'lrtn; Service Secretary po opply in porson at 640 Fii- Openings for full time: so. driver/sales. Must i 24 hr. hvo-in caroiahor// Is t}osod on a production1 Benefits. Job Stability. ° Ing & training shift m an olso ion In an Ag buslnoss. or Avo. W.. Twin Falls, ID lavo reiiablo transpor- - • companion for handicappedd sysiom, Tho botlor youJ Tuition Rolmbursomern. °l agers, Input at plant level M ISCELUNEOUS hav ]od exper/encedpor- 03301 or call (208) 734- ^ RNrt-PN f S S lion. A pply In p e rso n . g g n , wife. Room, board, wagos.s. d o , Iho m o ro y o u c a n1 SWIFT TRWSPCRTATICW managomont meetings & IMMEDIATE OPENINOS latioi )n lo pe norm tho 0645. EOEB " MT/MLT *1 1/10-12/12.10sm-4pm. Call Bill a 43t-6306for ■ mako. Our production IsJ 080-490-6343 J!. Iniaraction & closo coop * Labor Ught/Heovy lowing; ' , U u n s a d Physical * ^ r0 Falla A ve. S te. A 3B , p ^ _ Inlorviow.B______fromSfltdSO p#r_hour. .. (ooojTi/l;_min. 23 yrs, INSTALLER- IN! ______‘ eration 01 w lth.Q uality As-_ ^ ■ * Factory-All Shifts 776 focess warranty dslma — This Is the porfect lob forf old) ...... Dish Dll Network'R SP'organi- surance si Departmeni. ' * CDL Drivors ■ o a l.E e S Open.iponrmalnialnr&chscr--— CARPENTER * Conalruction/Forkllft-. orkordors Cablnst makar/Carp«nt«r.r ihoso of'you looking for ai - www/swiltlrana.'com zailonzi Is looking for pro* Please Pi se n d resum es to: Shared call. Great benedla. * c worki * Sanitation - Ail Shifts ^ ost llmo cards to work' Kolchum area. 1 full limo,q' socond job. part-time9 - fessional ft energetic poo- Box B 91289, %Tho Times- _____Sflndfesum e.io:, ^ p P t t ® ff ff •Post I News, P.O.-BOX540,Twin ■dors.------1 lom p. 2 yoars oxp, work or a job that o ffe rs» ■ ' '■ •plo - P to Install satellite -N Gooding Counly Memorial . . iking (or l ' dopondablo o^rdoft * Mechanic/Welder osltion requlros strong Somo tools noodod.J' groat growth and an op- sysloms. Neod reliable FallJ, Fi ID 033O3-O540.B Hospital irson who hos a great •Posltn 'r DRIVERS *' )mputor skills, book- S15/hr to slart. Rospond1 portunlty lo havo a c aree r vehicle & own tools. Pro- ' |MANUFACTURING ^ P.O, Box 410 No fee. vT.tice, likes to work with 1 CDL & OTR exp. preferred, joping theory 4 tolo------to: C a se #1290 In tho Market Research vious oxporienco req. FURNITURE py FINISHERSI -Gooding,ID83330 . same day pay tha o j public and m ake (an- •'ooplr team or solo, late model • ^ lono skills Holley Job Service Field. Wo ofler bonafils; ■ Must havo good work Vflll^ train. Apply In person Orc call: 206-934-4433. tastl(Stic m oney, you oro tno 401K and scholarships to3 trucks. 8&S Express. " iffico organization 4 . _____ 76&-3S26 -elhic. Good incomol Fox at The Farmhouse h f ono'10 wo oro looking for. I 805-096-3140 or 200- « MEDICAL n J o b O rd e r S 44535iaI colloge students. We are rosumo to: 208-407-6399 C , olloction. 007 Russell- I Sandl, 733-0931 ext. ing — currontly looking to lill 500 532-4423 kjave m e ssa g o l ” LPN/RN. FT/PT. Call S ta- PPERSONNEL i lust be customer or Lany at 200-467-6365^ Street, Twin FbI1s .« ’3 or walk right into The 'M u e n CLERICAL now posiiions. DrIvERS rs; cey at Snake River Rohab rientod Office Aislstant IRRIGATION DIVISION u l PLUS ;nmcmes Nows Annox Bidg °nont Ploaso contact: Discoveryy Drtvers/Flatbed. MANUFACTURING |nIn Buhl at 208-543-6401 ompotlllve wage and Ag-rolatod buslnoss. Will MANAGER VV( 111 Filer Ave. 733-7300 311ilMalnAvo.WosL Reseorch Group ot 735->* Up to S.36C per mile. „ WOODWORKER ViTAKTED — bonotonotit packago handle muliipio lasks. Needed at Idaho's oldest , MEOiCAi: ” *• 6601 or at thoT urt Plazaa S500 sign-ofV800^S-5233« ” All S kill levels. Apply In 735 Overland 67» 4 0 4 0 B I ®? ff ff ff ff Sondnd roaumI os to Box Good problem solving yet most proorosslvo person pj al Tho Farmhouse M E D T E C H . F u ll- tlm o 735 '0 776 Falls Avo. Suite B2. position In hospital lab. 9 55301. 3 0 %ThoTimos- skills. Microsoft Word. '' DRIVERS nursory/landscape Collection. 607 Russet P‘ ows, P.O. Box 584, Twin . Twm Falls.B .Apply at.Sl. Bonodlcia. mk Nows, ------Accoss. Bilingunl-skills-B- .- — FT/PTneeded OTR------—1 buslness.-Exporlenco In------— Street.-Twin Fails.« ------gj MISCELLANEOUS------1 f g^ ^ L E S ------r. -FaHins, S.l Idaho 033O3^540.« - plus. Rosumo lo;P.O.Box3X' Refers. Wostom States. proper professional j- Family Modical Contor. IMMEDIATE OPENINOS Qua MECHANIC 7 j JO to a retirement. .'rFrHNCHNICIAN 797 Ruport. fO. 63350JI Canada. 1500 sig n on rosldonf/at'commarc/af 709Nonhllncoln. * Labor UQhVHeavy Sou;pudnik. a leading man- « DRIVER Full-time H eavy Duty Me- j£ smputor technician ~ OTR. C lass A CDL with • b o n u s. Fuel & safety londscapo irrigation '■'J Jerome, Idaho 63338. * fFacloiv-AII Shifts ilacturer of potato han- P CLERICAL chanic noedod, Diesel, anted. Exp. in Microsoft. ■,e tanker endorsement. bonus possible. Home systems necessa^. ® Fax 324-3078. EOE.M * (COL Drivers. dllIling equlpm enl is Part timo socrotory in Ihe electrical, air broke, hy- — Dvell and hardware. 4. Woslom Slates or frequently. 066-065-76OO« fiAwosomo Invonlory. orga- ® * Constructlon/Forklllt .n r Hoiloy offico. Coll 734- draulic, transmission, roar JJEMEDICAL * ( iookrng applicants tor ôveôrilflcation preferred.. 48 slaios and C anada. nization 4 people skills a ® * Sonltatlon • All Shifts 4200 or 78fl-5575.B ' end oxporienco noodod. Now accopling applications * ‘ he following position: ago DOE.736-4276B — Excolleni equipment. I DRIVERS ^ nmust 10 holp grow & share “ (or cortifiod CN/^. PT/FT. * FFish Processors elalssReprisentative .i, CONSTRUCTION in buslnoss. To become Must " havo own hand * Mochanlc/Weldor Q„al CHNICIAN Calli-800-967-2911 lools. Full heallh, denial, Pick op applications at jalltled applicants will TECHN Exporioncod Iramors Mon-Frl0AMIo5PM part of tho finest landscape lossoss tho following Middlejdiokauft Aulomotivo vision insurance package 2060 KllandAve, Burley No fee, poi neodoa. Call 733-5419.B c om pany en earth. J* ikilis: Qroup fouj Is seeking a Lot i MDT« for you a n d family. Fully or contact Natalie o same day pay «kii COOK t ' U— :send resume to Kimberly ‘ 676-441 IB •AAbility b to successfully Tschnlclan. echr Otters Insur- fu n d ed co m p an y retire- 6- ry DRIVER N urseries: 2062 Addison ico , Rotlroment 4 Paid PT Cook. Call Dietary KEEP AMERICA r ment plan, vacaiion, sick manarket/premolo goods, ance. ko Class B CDL. must bo ox- Ave. E. Twin Falls. ID ” acation. No Sundays, Manager Joana at Sruko ROLLING leave, holiday pay & MEDICAL 1 lervlcos and parts man- V acai porioncod. hevo good 63301. Christine O '' o days por wook. Qood Rivor Rohabililalion & , Sian a new career in . Nursing rPERSONNEL SVjfacturodbytho 5 day 733-2717 M-F8am-3pm. bonua. » Call 200-537-6787 Ni ay & training provided, Assisted Living 543-6401.B■ work history. Locol routes1 trucking. ' New Wago Scale (or Mmpany. pay 8 — from Gooding. 934-8934B Starting salary approx. for application Info.B PLUS pply In porson at: 1237 CUSTOMER SERVICE a C lass A CDL training LPNsandCNANIi Effoctivoly communi- Apply $30,000 D O t_____ f= 111 Filer Ave. 733-7300 lue Lakes Blvd. N. osk I Btarting now! Be on the _ ^DICAf'” '^ ^ ^ :ote and initiate sales Bluo i CRAZY I road to a greal job In C N A 's needed for Sun Si Bridge of Twin Falls 73J735i>/or1and676<4040B ordj'rdors with custom ers. (orir Joo JO' in Detail.B IJANITORIAL I I nood 10 crazy, lon. evening shift currently < has lha lol- ' »EExc. x c o m m u n ic a tio n YECHfsCHNICIAN focrvjry pooplo lo roplaco 18 ie .2 ly e a n o ld .n o high Halloy. Nighlly lloor 2pm-10:30pm. lowing I posiiions PLAP U N T MANAGER iwrltten (w ond verbal) Oai,voIry equipment technician boring pooplo who woro J m a in te n an c e position I school diploma required. available: SmSmall . trout by-produci skilskills required. „Ullh h welding, ; plumbing, available. Commorcial „ lazy a n d nor crazy. Groal I S6OO-S0OO weekly, We O lfor facfacility. Must bo able to litt » (3)(3) yoars aaios expor- giQ^-trloctrlcal. mechanical or advancem ents. Groal fulodlcal, dental, 401K. oxportonco nocossa^ •f Hoaith Plan i '50 1b blocks, handson iere n c e o n d fam illarily rQfrig,sfrlgorotion oxporienco. oarnmgs! Groal co.l Greotlat • Comprehensive, low- with stripping & waxing. RN’8 & LPN’S and 50 suponiriso small crow, wll No m oney out of pocket ♦ 4 0 l(k )P la n Full-limo Pl for 2pm-1 Opm with farm machinery ^ûglirug Freo! Coll 543-0327. Boas'? S1500 guarantood.Id. cost modical Insuranco. W ago DOE. Call Art at processing (ish lor zoos roc Ifqualtflod. ♦ Flox Plan Benefita and , 10pm-lom shift P" roquirod. uTcTni Cnll Mondoy ond Tuesdayay *1.100 mllo length ol Big V/ood Maintenance ond animol (ood. Salary «OrtDrtver’a liconso 4 fovor- :LDER/FABR1CAT0R O n the spot Job placement ♦ Vacation ovollablo. , Responsible betwoonOom to 1 pm1 haul 208-72^167J I plus bonus. S end resum e ablablo driving record roq. p. MIG/TIG/Sllck. " yoar with company paid . ^ Sick Loavo lor i dally patient caro round work. S8-S14 por 10 sot up an Intorviow • Poid altor eveiy load with salary n o o d s: Mgr. • BasicBe computer skills tuition. C lasses starting r : + Holiday Pay and , tho appropraito ad- •40l(k) LAB TECHNICIAN * 0700 South 700 Wost and an oxperlonco,«ilh r.+benefits. 733-3292.B 734-2883 soon In Twin Falls. «rO utstanding opportunity for *+Tuition Aaslstonco For mlnlstraUon , olm edical- ° ' • Paid TnpPak & ProPoss sandy, UT 04070. ERP ER Sottvraro proferred. WELDisLDINQ ------Continuing Educollon ionfi. | Currenl RN/LPN DAIRV • Exc. tuition roimburse- Call Now ILab T echnician In Twin pudnik oilers a com pel- Nor experience ex( nocossa^, ♦ Professional Growth liconso , ond an Inlorost sAI Milkor wanted lull limo.I. mont .600-900^)586. iFalls with food Industry SALES Itivo w ago a n d benofll Tralnlraining on tho job. Paid and Promotional In | working wilh tho ge- aA CGrande-Slzed Oppor- 536-2580 orS39-25aO.«I Ownor Oporalors Ioxporienco. Exc. compen package. roloc□location. H.S. grads sation & benefits. Exp. Opportunities riatric , population tutunlty. Como )oln Boyd pf“' — Wolcma ♦ Friendly,Family , le ase su b m it re su m e s only,nly, 17-34. 1-077-646- DAIRY Call 1-877-L£ASEWESE proferred. Sond confldon-- required. Crovk}od. Coll 1-000^293- - Christian Pre-School In ,the bill & desire to bo part ______EOE ■ •Up to 22 doys PTO P* drivors noodod to exporioncod in hord andmd DRIVER tional skills, ability to work di J905 oxt 4O60.H ont B&TTRUCKORIVINQs Wendell ts accepting ap of tho finest landscape g and Holiday pay after doiivor building matori- omployoo managomont plications for a 30-35 , MEDICAL Indepondenily, good time de inly Gel yoor Class A CDL com pany on oatth, pleaso Physician p Offico lAjnagor 90 dayo ^ ols. Full limo work avail- ACTCT NOWI^ Work alHomo. and com puter work. Only hrs./weok teaching m anagom ont, custom or al: exporioncod ploaso apply.3ly. Tuition Assistonco send resume lo CandkJato ^ must have med •On-slto Day C are ^ ablo basod out of our $15051500-S5000/mo. PT/FT. posltton. Call 536-0223 •401k In 90 days [®relation skills, tho ability at Call 324-4252 fax rosumomo ldaho5tato Cortifiod ical coding & billing to travel. M echanical oplt- Hazollon Hi Idaho planl. Dali Cat 866-693-5494 Buhl, id; 208-543-6099 ■ EDUCATION ^ 2862 A ddison Ave. E oxpertonco. , A/R. collection At homo most woek ,vwwvww.nostros8woik.comB to324-3624.a Ploaso apply In poraon tudo ^ is a plus. Prior route Ai B PT Teacher needed to Tw in Falls, ID 63301. experience o s well a s '' nights a n d ovory wook- } at 640 W. Filor Ave. W. salos f oxporienco in tho nl ALLABOARDll------I work with art program. Art Christine O 733-2717 g ood hum an resources & food and bevorogo indus- ond. or Wagos paid on an cRUIRUISE UNE CAREERS M-F 6a m -3 p n t Starting Twin Falls, ID 63301 or « oxp. Exp. w/kids a plus. custom er son,rtco aptrtude. tty is desired. Boyds ot- hourly ht basis wilh a Fun I ond oxdtng. . sa la ry $30,000 ♦D OE. call 200-734-0645. ^ LE UNITED Cortidcation not roq. M ust havo ability to (ors a cofitpotitive salary, comploto « bonotit pock- ovorqvoi 283.000 positions '^TEOPLl Ploaso cal 206-73»740fl I m aruige multiple projects. L ------Jgenerous benefits, and ago ai offorod. Storting . yvith ' UFT OPERATORS with 60,000 ontiy level. Manager is responsible pay commensurate to C EMPLOYMENT SERVICCS N ee d ed who oron'l Qlgrowth potential. pi Cell 1-600-375-2320a (or lh e d s /-to day opera experience. Contact: ------TOCCARE" SPECUUiST norvous around movie ------ATTENTION - . tions. S e n d resum e to Transportation Mgr. or Th* WotkPtac*, Inc. has1 stars. Groal customor way you pour tt, Ti Com putor help noiided. Box 99569 d o Times BOYDS can toko you se s< n d resu m e to: ly_have_ppenings an opening (or an Em- service skins a m ust MEDICAL I S ' EamS2SS^^^wbr______We_curreotly_ , UnKomi is pnwided. . N ows P.O . Box 540, -farthor. if you a re intoroat- — ' ploym ent Service* SHOSHONE REHAB r CLEARY eUlLOING \ owing Positions: Specialist. ApplicantsI Transportalkxi available. Twin Fails, ID 033O3« UVING CENTER «e d In g ro w in g w llh o u r C for the Follov company ploaso send C O R P . J must havo a hi(^ schoolI E xtra PERKS. j; 511 East 4th SL/BoxB « youmoxtfortuno.eOmJ I - — I Intelligent Employment yolr resume with cover P.O. Box 930220. _ J2L diploma and 6 years ol COME JOIN A Shoshone, Idaho 83352 Verona, Wl 53593-0220 GROWING 0R( BUSINESS d H u n e s - P i I Solutions WINNING TEAM letter and sa law req..to: Vo • R egistered I . experience o r training in 208-806-2228 '« 1-800-373-5550 Email: NEEDS HELPI industry and comptoUoos, 11201 Falls Ave. E,SteJM« ■ Qoodlng HthMbS Fax:208-606-2083 ^Boyd C offee ( ^ p a n y ' Attn: Tw in F a lls bir Wfork ork Irom homo. Mail- • Oecupqtioncnarnienqiiit-R of spomllzod rehabilita-' 7 LOAN OFFICER LMng Canter TTils small Iriondiy avrard ordor/E-Commorco. tionrolatodcourso«;oran , 1220 Montana SL winning facility n e ed s a P.O. Box 20547 “ ' In Twin Falls wantod. Eam Porttand.OR 97294 - Wh« fir« place to look lor ino S522/woekPT. S52: SIOOO- , tCOMPEnTIVE undergraduate degree in' up to 55% comm, w/great G ooding, ID 03330 (owgoodpooplel b«it buy* In ofttkjuo* Is S4000Aw»k S40( FT. WE OFFER C 0 behavtoral sd e n ce , with 206-934-5601 Laundry person noedod FAX:603-669^9 l>« ' team support, lax rosumo wwwAgj^rfom dauifled. ^ Find your troM- www.:vrw.321tlmofroodom.com SALARIES*,& AN EXCELLENT 2 yoars ol oxperlonco in' to Monoy Express Mort- The ' folkjwing positions aro PT day shift uro today. CaD 733-0831. {600}4Z7-7759« (800 VCKAGEFORANY such areas as education.‘ gago. 1-208-466-3026. availablo: Activity porson noodod BENEFITS FAC Industrial arts, occupa M ost of our loan officors L P N a PT ovos. & wknd. shifts. POSITION 201!0+ HOURS/WEEK tional therapy, rehabilita' eam S50,000-S125.000. CNA'S EOEJWflD/V \ tion. counselling, psychof' Exp.topproducofSonty.B C ook BILINGUALItL CANDIDATES ogy. or tho social . Benom s consist of shift MEDICAL j ENCOURAG\GED TO APPLY es. Interested personsi ILOAN PROCESSOR drtferontial. compotitivo Therapy Tech opening. shoukl apply a t T.F. a re a, computer knowt- w ages, Modical Insunnco, Start at S6.50/hf. iegional Medical Center 1139 Fans Avo. E. SuifoC; bdgo. customer servico Vacatkxi/Sick pay. and Can 206-734-4344. Magic Valley Regi Twin Fans, o r tetophono9 a n d dortcal. Banking oxp. 401k. 733-5728 to request an1 a plus. Rosumo n>qulrod. Gooding Rohab also MILL « OPERATORS P.O. Box 409, Twinm n Foils; ID 83303-0409 sppBcatkxi. E O a Ploaso apply in person a t provides a CNA training EExperience Mill Oporetors. (208) 737*2173I Ofor FA^ (208) 737-2741 - intefllgent&nployment program . Sign on Bonus PEBS0NNELPLU3 HOUSEKEEP^ - Solutions m ay tM applicable. Employment UnUne: (208) 737-2775 Fult-timodomosttcemploy>” .1201 FaHsAvo.E.Sto.24a EOE M f/D/V em ptoyerti 733-7300 Of 679-4040 ee noeded for Ketchum __ ConniebeOmvimc.co»T.com-Connie, RN,B5N family starting mid Jan.I. I V/tbiita:iiitir mvrmf tom Housing provided (ilI I needed). Primary duties I includo. house cleaning, ^ M A GG IC VALLEY (sundry & meal preparati ^ ^ A r e g i o nNAL a MEDICAL C t NTER on. Call (200)720-0161 I. K . SOMETIMESA EEOC ______leave m sg on voice mail. ^ References roquired.a 1 ^ good careerrmove 1 Ik is ju s t a GOOI5 D M O V E . sST.BENEDKicxT n ^ ru n g (he Ateta MJCoino«m&aayofarrb,»ofe dun ;»>( a pmd c u m momo.e.Iuainx«»il>e F aimily m M edical C( e n t e r So>i>F>ll> community, ca b a t p ix o io d>e eoon^ t r r f e f i paEtTofCfe.With ^ T09N19North Lina'In Avenue • Jerome.ne. ItUho a beonung ctmnipffl«k«jon and bo>c£a. with t%n-oo n RN ' Acule Car«ire (l-FT or FT) H Radiol" . bonuMi m l tdocMionI anooncexn fc< tl>e foUomng N i ^ t shift, Currcnl un license ARKTr required.n CT or I pcD&iuoaili: ______required ___ U ltx a ssound o t experience a plus, j *Re>pit3to(yT1xn^ BRNCN (FT or FT) .MoficalTcdmoJogW Prefe■efer O B e x p e r ie n c e , b u t , • Fkn>dJA(uIptm w illiill train interested applicwa n l ts . •RaifieiopcTcdwoie^ 3-11]I I p m s h i f t y f M l ______jWin>riiiiiiiiHi{ _ ■ •Retinsncnt/4(C'4O30a«I/or •Tuitionh RB c im iru is e m c n t .. . ------’’O n -----— -WwiunrsndciuiauiK\ :------•, ------^------

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0 M E (5 ) S H C E K |'n G > F T . 3 P T I 0 S H O N E TWINFAf a l l s (6) f T T i S u n d ay , D ec.:.9,2001 9, ■...... s e e ': I ______poofloplo. 6 tiguro Incomo j k j l^ i ^ 3k ^ 3k RICH!:hfield-cahey ^ * ______itoniI5njriSmos:H6mo' MOTOIrOR-ROtJTE------rffTOTTnrp-eysiop------Qroollng Card Rte.' R I D G E ^ BobbyWoWolfT iral.Qlnlng. Calltoll froo ThO'o Times-Newa Is ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ T h e3 \Times-News * * { fto)p p Vstores (all local) T H E iÂCESONBR] 77)300^038. ______(877 >0f Inlo. c u t hQTimoe-Nowiyis- - c u mrrently-hBS-the- -S T Q orwifwVrBaB-504-7664B— ir w.younrwplo'woallh.com ûnBntlyIo.Qf(ln3______IM: fo r csrrlera for currenrently lodkirig'tor ari' follow » ing AT& T-spi-Sprint pay phona dependent carrier ■ dependent Motor 'ndependent r t o. --50 s i HlQtf profit Dear Mr. Wolfw m âny direct value, the singlngleton GOOlODING Inde oute Carrier In the J ” ' lU tes available In vsp a p er ro u tes !05®!i®"=lions- local. Proven At d uplicate,2. fp artn er op en s one mi|might provide a ruff or two. SHOSHONE- •no. 800-800-3.170. heart and RHOHO doubles. With only Bidding Bk two h earts is an unde’nderbid h e Jerom e area. ICHFIELD-CAREY o n thih e w e s t sid e o f The Timos-News Is - TwInFslls^. ENTIONWORK ------our side vulneInerable, what-action -thithat might-miss-game.-ai.-and a - ^m ntly looking tor an . area.-Valld drivon: ----- / ^rHOME Up to S25 ggest when I hold roiraise to Uiree'diamonds denlenies a B n / i T P « f l ------license & reliable ’5 por hr. PT/FT. do you sugg< Independent Jr. B S U ^ S S S ► Q-J-8-2, ♦ K-J-10-7, heheart fit. The trick-score; is very Carrier In tho 'OChiOO Slh Avo. E velng a office'ice al 733-0931. ext eOO-SOi300 Washington St. Newspaper Carrier, nowspepercanler... ^46 i ■Bu»lnB*«£as/SSS. no desire to punish; the oppo- prpre-empts to three spade.d e s , It ease contact tho Jw[n _ . p/^ 6. or stop by 132 3rd Nonn _No,^l|in PloawaillDlttftct- _ ost:-w.-TwinFaiism= ; - ■ ujllinn-FtcoDrocnuro____ . ------— ^Dents7Thi-3-2, ♦ 10-8, * Q-7. would wc not consider a penally[ilty dou- Mining Company ble now. You should nott expccto Ory CIcanors V ulnerable vs. nonvulnerable op- bli Franchised Sign • ponents, wou'Ould you c o n s id e r a papartner to provide any defeefensive 00-400 Robbins Company leap to four hhe^ earts too fristy? tricks after his pre-emptnpt. My • y& Wedding Ronials iC-BaiUrr, SamrnrnCo. Calif. choiceCn is four spades. Itt cannotc£ IPOUTS SZS Plus others. ElKht-Bi eoQ)0 BIk. Briarwood Soo COcost too m uch, and it exertsi s maxi-i SooourwebsHo: ____^ 4 0 0 - £ hSOOBIk^Falls.W.^ : ^ —— c,cnDtJQ.com— ^ — ■ ANSWER: Ye;Yes. I would bid only mum mi p ressu re on the opponilonents. j 400-BC800 BIk. Rosowood or o r call « lor dolails three hearts,ts. A good eight-card 208-733-6581* D ear M r. WolfT: ■ suit is usually'lly worth a jum p to the D< The Tim e!e s-N ew s four-level. HoHowever, at unfavor- At duplicate, partner openjicns one l A RRN N EXTRA SSS ^ JfT is ac ce p tin gI applicationsa 900JO-1200 Wendoll Viforkfork foryoursotfl Sell able vulnerablability, only the color- heart, he and RHO overcalhalls two Phonoionocards*Collular blind o r recklekless would risk a 500- clubs. cli Should I raise to two^0 heartsh ^ W for W alking; RRoutes in . products. to 800-P0intt sset against nonvul- with wi h Q-J-8-6, ¥ 6-5-2, ♦► Q-9-5-2. Q- ^ ^ J - Twin Falls. tooo-v,■ llooPatôadows 800-220-9419 eoc nerable oppoiponents. Reverse the ♦ ♦ J-5? We play five-card majors.ma; 1000-1-1100 Tnin Parks Dr oxt.xt. l87Mon,-Fri.Bli vulnerability,y, cand it is a clear pre- Pinh 'em t’p. Twin FalU‘aiu. IJaho V GROWIOWING B U S IN E S S These po sitioior n s an: 7-day/ }U llvo on Iho Wost NENEEDS HELP empttothefoifour-leveL ^ carly-mominîng delivery aide9 cOt Twin Falla S aro Wor>UVork Irom homo. ANSWER: As much as 1[ believebe ^ Y positions andndcanl?ea J"'*"(ereated In being a MallI 0/cQfdor/E-commorco D e ar M r. WoiMIT; litduplicate is a “bidder’s gangame," I ^ jpendont newspaper S422Mk PT H source of addidditioriial ^ At duplicate,;e, partner opens one w(would not offer a raise withith those carrier... S10(S1000-S4000 FT cards. It’s close, but yourr trumpstr \ I income whileile you get paid PieasiISO contact District www.obtaobtainyoofdream-.com h ea rt, an d I rrespond one spade ca Manager l-QOi1-800-892-7367B are poor, you have no primrime val- om in g w alk. 733^ with A A-J^-J-lO-8-2. V 6-5-2, ar yo*Jr rnorr 3-C93t, oxt. 347m ------jjijjgJVETHE DREAM ♦ R-6-4-2, *ll. IK. When p artn e r re- ucues, and you have little inn dbtrib-di Withnth IHugo Ineomol bids two diariamoniis. what’s my ulutional values. If you raiselise low, ______Stop by T he!cTiincs-Ncws ^ A tho Industry. No difoct, . )5. No exp. necessary, best choice; -— two liearts, three a!ail you will probably accon:ompiish ^ al 132 3rd St.'5t. West in _____ is to cause partner to bidbi too mulli-lovol markoiing. diamonds or ttthree hearts? is I®V Twin Falls or call 733-0931. c rpnplolo fi! Iraining/suppon. much. Iilouliln Kit. Kliallmar, Ma. m v_//' 3w down. Assist with ** location & slatting. *IB T* im es-N* * ew * s Pa, ------ANSWER:-AltAlthoughyoursingle-- The Faniaslic Sam s jrren tly h a s th e 800-688-7267 sc ig is an unknown cân- cu r ton club king L follow ing www.fonif.tantaslicsams.com ■ -- tit>. l-suggestest a nonforcing jump s.iS(»j tiridce quc.Uoo» to The Afn, P.O0 D«D«2 0IKI. [MivchonTX7MSI.riirl(mnt;aNa IOvU« Independenth p u l uUNG n c ENERGY FROM preference to three hearts. Even tUnipml mv«lus>cliir reply. newwspaper routes t hIN i n AIR/ Tho world's long doesn’t contribute Co[7ritJi»ol.UnllnlF<'aliaTSjnJk;ifW r.Inr sl advanced rool top if tb e club kin] , o n< tlth e e a s t sid e o f unted wind pow orod Twin Falls porsonisonol energy genera- tio nn systom. S) Ooalors ROUTE 713 wanted,nted. training provided. 1200-1500 CollII 1-877-427-2950.B1-8 m erciat Pw/HTtie.'i. Evergreen Dr. e ------y w fcm onal Sale.'! A.- MWnrki'litxi' (i O f M/wr liesidenl'm lial Properties, Agrtcullillural S: Selective Comnu ! | ^ 1200-1400 ^ 3 0 2 i L (ir"i‘ E n o u i'h To Scn'ice Vour Needs - SniSmall Enoui'h To Providede Profes.'iional & PersomMidi Service. Evergreen Dr.

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------r n ALtLL I WANT FO R BUHLL Tho TT perfect oxecif TAI CHR.rfl/STM>«S 2-story 4 tivo ostalol osti 2864 sq. fu m bdrm,Tl, 2h baih with choico ^lofno10 builtbi in 1996 with f mA * 1. Suite(ed to com fort _ ^^9 GUARANTEED '^1cation, relaxed living n., 2 bath, family roonl o r l o0 e a s i e r nd alfordablo prlco. olfico,ce, hugeI shop; oak- p e r f oorrinance.’ i ^55 AD S124.900. k ilchen. h o n largo master. _ _ _ , suilo,10, sks y lig h ts, h u g 'e <. beautiful views o n ^ B uuy y Ithe Guaranteed S i 2 . H a n ddy. ; . p 0. 6» total soctudep £acl o iy l package. Ads HunnlorRow land w^W PRICEd $79,000 i frooIling property? Don't pay nnay be cancelled •6445. #101226 - nyfoos until It's sold. For p ly remodeled home )drm. 2 b a th hom£#.' avoi^ e a r ly f o r c u s to m e r )lace, garden spac4 . roo informadon about m( 1 2 bdrms. & 1 bath. roal ivonlont location oK voiding timosharo ond ggiconvenience but nowV kitchon,i paint and ir Lako Road. {- 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 50l ostato scam s, wrilo the charge will carpotwt. Singlo car garago. 3 ^ D tho Fodoral Trado ,i 77-4042 -lon^ .remain.the.same..------_S6S.i5.000,.Call David, cMJahniohn fi*lrti54i633i= m ~ - M iommisslon. Washing- *' TS-nuDJ2.. a 2O50Oxi.cit«lL — fAl NIOtO1037 . ROBEBERTJONES ’>li ^ ______I 1-80'10 National Fraud Inlor- GOOOIIOINQ < REALTY DC «rason JoanneNI Nielsen )ationC ontor, , , I Greatathorseeetupl _* jtllH PrudentI -800-876-7060.a 1.5 acros ac in tho counlry 733-0404 7 3 intlal .R em axlsl1st Realty F ______w/2 b: Sunny|sCell^8^5001 420-2fi•2990. #08332 Feimnfldlman Realtera t ' » G re at countryc acreage! 733-1B38 7; . 3 bdmlrm.'2 bath hom o on ------— 2+ aicros cr wAvotor shares, Noed A Homo? •' ^ A/C,, 2 car garago. largo win Fails Area r-• dockwcw/hot tub. $147,900. Bolso Aroa? ______C a lU l ShorrlPuilln- oHBSiTeam.Com 736-393988. #98754 Ready/ t oto Soil { Your Homo? BeautKtlful 3 bdrm. 2 bath TheHmeHMiTeam.Com __ . 0 , A/C & gas hoat. ig. living3 r-om r & groat room THETiETlMESNEWS’ l “ ' & 2 cacar uttachod gqrago^ Clawinea in ed O epartnient ___ ' N i c be lnoighborhood. operi) ^ r i t M 8:0 0 em ' $134,14,500. Call Eltio or Mon Moi thru Fri. • ^ ______- G o nio.S o . harp.733-SS59w . _ T aikeCaieotyour— k e ( ------__ _ ' R o c k[ CQerden condo. 2 befontforeyduheadto-: b d rmm. . 2 b a th . VIO " o f you WR^HL canyiyonrlmanr' 'f 1.208-7:m S&S m i ' m :;!: courseso. Manyupc, i o r ouro u r BurieyI OfTIc*' throufiughout.'Owne I l-20»677-4042 1-20< s i d o r a ll o lf i . i—' 8 .9 0 0 . C all Tc y o TWIN MFAL il s ? B a c;kus734-3136. k S30,0(30,000 foreclosure «1000(K)84 3 bdrm.m .2 2 b a th For Ibting t i N ew lyy lletedl1 3 bdrm. 2 800-319-3ll 9-3323 oxt. H 7 ^ 4 i Sue Loosli H ariy & G erry (son John Kor lielip milHill plan1 homo. Split floor- tw inJ f/if a l l s - s e t t l ^ Rc.illor’, ABR, GRI 1. Ig. m a s te r s u i t e ' E aiat*Ite. 2 ' bdmi, l bathw Turner Realtor* :e M a n ag e r vv/walkilk-in closot. G as hoat o S ul Reloc.ilion Specialtist onine Julie al unllnlshed bsmr,' :,^...w.; S'Realtors* ____S39r665or* OfficeRealtor* t & A/C " '’• '•siz^ t o . 2 car attachoir 735-2440 42ft.610l ■- 8 • ...... tion Specialist ' $69,9,9001 Coll Bobbo -jarojage with« 1 bdrm ;,flrtf 655 ■ G o oIJrjan d 734-6001. 5*^. r , , Relocation e . Riding arem{, coib- #1014: and approx. 1;SS- El T otally^®,.°m«.wicm. I s. Outskle city IlmitlE: ------— • -3 bdrm,rn.-1.75.bath home- -ww -oHoHownrShownbg r — loaturiuros over 2,0 0 0 s q . a p p t onlyI.Callonli bofpro V. ft. donon or office &,a 3 c a r ^ oj r a al fte r 7 p m -7 3 3 2 ago/heated shop.' e99^NoL No Realtors Pleased ,900. Call Sherri n 736-3988. #100165 only $84,9001 Now ^ itruction features 2 ry Mike Ericks TS. 1 bath, A^C & g a s Realtor* t. C ioso lo s c h o o ls. I Relocation Spccia I at for Iho 1st timo ■ I idbuyer. Call Art ■ ___ - 731-4208 r9423-541S. #94803 H B yhomew/4bdnns.8> kouaiUALHOUSIHa I Nikki Boyd Laura Fitzgerald l ^ p Bonnie Lez .baths. 2 firoplacos & Associate Broker, ABR, CF Associate Broker, CRl, ° Realtor*.G neatHanjwoodrtoors ..PPOBTUHmC- , I ezamiz John Cu Pullin 7 I Mtu* 420-1799 ABR,*Relocation Specialist 1 734-907, C R l Rmll Now Ing o r & dining. S78.90G- 539-6811 co n strI Tonya B ackus. . b m Fait.h H 07S 735-8 , bdrms.3136.1100476 5 ^11 ^ 1 M S f i s s s r l ■m. 1 bath c o tta g e , , h o a t. t imlnmion b u « tf> en l. G red6tovo.opprox.1200 a t T iS S .^ ho mt. o ' w/shod. Now only Jonce*.000. Call David in*l orlBln. o r--* n * ilon.ton«k«mwchiX teon543-8345. H*nct, llfflluiloft. o r X Cuirimins '67 S i ^IMIntilon.- i n i FcmUlal'I :ealtor* , -l*tedl2bdrm.1 bath !• Ifldudts chlldr«n-t' riht«o*of iS hlM f 5-8626 gjjns10. Great Income ^ • r« n » or l*g>l f ertyl Now carpot and onMw art; t ; pngnM woHMn Z 734-31• ringlnkltchon. | | | b ^ H | | H | H b d rm.900. Coll HuMor Id Sandy Hacki n t w t ^ r wtii not I ; 1, Realtor* w oods• l»nd 829-5679. 'US . „ 53SSSS >l'5t 734-5511 TiagkAmIk)yn)atty.coni' son Cafhie Bli Home: 7. 1 I8776i iSi'SSfl'saKSl igic valley S S : r | R ealtor-,3levins Al Kei J u s tU c a s . t ' r a a l [; Relocation&Eif,A B R , Broker, Cl h o m orealty SjS Speciahist,EineHotne ! Cortrmmla ; properi f lo o3 r l 4 - 1 9 9 1 _ •777. TB* T oniftS S * ■ 731-29(St.11 C R l . Cmi .. S 3 9 .9 ftoo*numb«iorihe-* lied . . . Iho button to S^JS SJ" 1900, ZindvCollins Row*'iur.noodvJ33^B3t ______: 734-6104 JcrI,’abr, iiiiiiwiiiMiiiii «-l.-il <;r^ lccs -% / - ou Cas!- Come BuildD WI r m U s I I Mercy. Housing Idaffo Is nowjwaccepting a ... \ jS S Bob Lawrasc “'# Assoc. Broker, CR applicationsTor the MagicgJc 'Valley * j " m V 539-7488: — — Self-Help Housing ^ gogram. ra ...... H j j H • —There is NO down paymttyment!------}

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TWIN FALLS 3 beiiroorn • TWIN T' FALLS 3 bdrm. 2 f lEYBURN Fully devol- wENi ' 0*n'e OflfflSB) 2>5 baih, bath I home. 1400 sq. ft. ^ ;NDEU(8yoWnor) k _ opod upscale k>ls for sale. ownor „ retiring, 0 unit ^ ^ 0gno 2 A H B g g iB B k 502 :ofOat location. S79.S00. w/2 ^ car garaoo, gas hoat. ■ "IFoxboro subdivision. Ro- multi- -AivlsJocl. 736-9473.1 contral < air & maturo B iltl-use bMg. gonorating WKkjik i ^ B S M I I m J slricth/o ccwnants. Prfce «xc cash 1 flow. Suitable for p w TWIN FALLS ' • landscaping. ‘ $110,000. . rRLER i ^ 'redireduced. Call 67W)637- - ', 1930 Bittenmt Ortvo ' Have Ka buyer for prtmo farm ' a 1031 exchange. . Canyon vl«w*. EROME ' C«• 3 bdrm., just romodolod. Reduced $10,u00l 40 ocro shop °ho w/ovorhoad door, TWIN FALLS 1.537 Bq. ft. $697/mo.i or loss princl* larm with 2 story homo, double wide, trailer spaco homooncomorlot. pal, : intorost. taxos & shop/garagoaoutbuikJlng. g foronl n ' ond rental house, 3bdfm.l.5bath,oas.flfe- In8iirance.20&423^t« [ Prlmo P farm ground ,w/full 0«“good Incomo opportunity. • IF YOU NEEb MAGIC SYRANCCH place, carport. 1S10 9th ' wator rights, gatod pipo. COMMERCIAL ___ i-Ave.E.Sa4.900:Forfnoro:: iTWIK^PAttSPrlcsdi i -Located -L Nrol Filar on OlfTHUMCOLN^^ ^ ^ — PROPERTY^------Jrrfo., lBt Foderal Savtegs FRONTAGE 10.74 acres lC Rtducad It BooulKul Sucker S Flat. Canyon LOOKATTHESEllI — - 9^ — ;8ank 73S-4427.a ' 5 bdrm. 2\i balti, on viows. v $189.500/cash. concommercial Industrial. 415/i5/457 Locuii SI. S., fuliy lartdscapod-l-acro .. -C Call Stovo Kohntopp P.o®possible split, railroad. TwirNin Falls, 30xS0 shop. h twh5Tfau5 " “ ptoaJlulilifies...------^'■;-64»Brfttl«cone-"'- -idt.-Vaultod - ceilings, -734.1991. - 7 #100830 ...... P>U9 3x100 largo storage ■ ■ auto sprinklers, lorgo 25 25 acres bordorlng Eaglo 8he1 Warren. Twin Foils. $89,900 $95,000 ! «(597,500 $9999,900 sorvlcos possiblo. lsttIt building Is 3360 sq. ft, =3 8«droom.2 8«th 313BMlroom.2B«th magic valley office, shop wilh 3 ovor- 3BMm r o o a i .a b tlt 3B«ulatod shop with ovor- D Elmor Blalkle 420-2990. wo'well, power, soptic, tad door. 3rd building is B #100479 120.>20.000. Terms available. 2S2E BestLookhing Sth at tithe Best Pri*rices! Dali 20a-886-2095.B 288C>80 sq. ft. largo storago www.maglcvalloyToalty.com lod -part enclosod. All One picco dciuxo moldcioldcd fiberglass m n FALLS thisiis on 2.43 acros zonod ^ front & reor caps magic valley ™3rand now subdivision next M*2•2 For8alo.Joase.1031 A 0 15M BTU A/C with, insui.nsulQted ductin :o Oregon Trail Elemon- oxctiichango, or ownor will ' r ■T-— \ for better olr distributionjtlon realty “:ary ,5 School. Complete possisslbty split off part II not ^ O Ovcrslrcd Hush floorr slideslid with over jackagos-including-lot.— olln1 neededrS369:OOOr - ■ ¥•'- r - \ - j ^ h e a d inlorior cablnots— 734-1991 Sstick built 3 bdmi. 2 bath. MLSLSH90441. _ _ *~'j O Molded fiberglass loweriwcr skirts BUHL 5 acres bare land for jbl garago. vinyl siding. & 241 NN. Main, Klmberiy, ID. ■ ■1/ A Hoovy duty. 16" chrome3mc wheels with housing. Excollont hill top •2x6 " 6 construction. Hpmos MaleBlor fotall/orolosslonal V.rodialti»es ______viow. S20.000,733-3983.B ?tartstarting at S66.000I Call spO'laco lor tho monoyl > A Shock absorbers for smoothsmc handling. .YNN RASMUSSEN. 10.01,000 sq. It. on main, n M ^ Improved towing HAZELTON-I^acrs k)t lor- -pSfosldont „ g ol tho Rasmus-— 750ClOO-storage basomonf • loaso. Groat loctlon. ion Team O Gom State with;th 2 olovaiors. Gas hoat ^ 0 iJirgo pass-thru storageago vlow/school noarby. Pow- =toalty. p^g 737-3900 or coll & mfmotor updates Including w • 3M graphics or/wator provided, nko,shone 420-2607. olococtrlcal & plumbing, 3*f Largo capacity enclosodised & heated $205/mo. 42S-258-2770 ® Priceico {ust roducod. ownor _ f P holding tani

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ROOMlWHBTirmlrtncl^- COZIYii' A PWATE small 40 acre bm i. Gn.'ix-ai MCE MAIN STBEET BUIIDI " borluxMi Red iiriiiHck cscrfor «1ifi ncw roof _ ------forhoi5cir ^ o t t l c & dose to OLM land for {trcx■cat - ' Jmm e.- IliRWy \isible. w ercr 414900 M). ft. widi uuimNG. nsHiNG, n xa m m SKIING. . $78,000. CAU DAN . Tm sjory. 5 bedroom & sc \m l outlut- ' paridng & alley access. Great C re store &ont...... BASBEOJES-Now that I have! yooryw attenttoo, _ VlSH 539-2609.to9. •101375-1\vm I’alLs . .. .. ngs in uuoquil svalng. PIcnt)' of waleiHer $120,000. CAU BONNIEEB. B. AT 324-3354 affordable 3 bnlnxun homene ini beautiful ' ■■ i for pasture and crop(s). $l% ,900.30. t o |^ in on Jerome's ;gtmihdl & 1ndting future! :}bf;ennan. $49,900. CAU KAHBNKA 539- ^ ^ UNDA LEE 539-3458 OR DAVTtVE *IO(M91-|(‘r- i H IkillilinR h » 9150 sq. li.. CAICAUJEANETIE homc»iifianadieidiedfpuufsjonahrgcloiisa ^m JEANNEITE JEFFWES AT 886-1^2014 ■ B JEFFBILS FOR A PERSONSSONAL TOIW AT 886-2014 OR 539-095 77. . * I fare Qnd! To sectee this TWin Falls home CAIX 0)R * 539-0957.5 1101114-JiTOtllf • VERYNKNICE HOME wth 2 car RaniRc/diop *10143S-I^ilil DAN WISE 324-24-2019 OR BARRY AT 320- and a I < a r dctadicd carport. !2 7 0 jq . It 0 . *101201-Tvviil I'jIIs r 18^. $84,500. < main lloartoor «iih 1200 sq. fl. pan linishnl base meni loi] I£T yous ttUGINXnON GO 1 ^ 1/2 acre lot with underfTtiumi ■GO WOD wilh . ______;V sprinklersders in dty limits. Residential are: ABRANDNIWSUBOiVlStOMStONinaprimc.VE tUs 2080 SQ. fi. borne oa aaa OKTsizedot lot H I TUin FaUs location. (3candl>‘v CommercfaIl}C-'zoned lo tbe zoned IndustriaL ind $82,000. CAU KEini ity water inifption, the beatt of undcTRTound utilities, curbs.«bs. nflten & side- llaxensan. 3 bedroom, 13/4 bail UER.UA»UAN 324-4206 OR 308-4206 baih, basement - - *100718’18 walks. Realtor Owiied. All Ilots priccd at Viid' wood Ooon. $13S,000.0. CAUI JEFF HAUUACK M3-5232., „ $39,900. CAU JEFF 543-5;13-5232. *98968- Jfagcrnwn . , 198521- n & l»til i;iil> GREEwREEN ACRES AND m A NICE ilOUSI ^ SECUDED 3 BEBBOROOU, 2 bath, unique.. acreert £um «iih niied lines and a |pump $55,000. 2 bedrooms. 1 m n ’ NOT r r aU1 u i dosei io BLM door plan. Neat;at; dean, r ^ lo mmc In. indue:iduded. Also 1800 sq. fi. bride borne. iwLCAujEA.wErre, mm I RTound for horseback ridinff&!iS§ttg wildlife. ra HOME osiv — ™ '■'I Pasture for jdutw. horse 00 an 436 acres. DANIAN WISE 539-2609 OB BHHII 1TCWS sonil tour at 886-2014 I I'nhciio^^’ beautiful »iew>»> onon 2 acres. ft iK UBEHI886-7585 0RDAN 731-'31-7022. fioo294-Jcrontu ns. carport, larRc back- 5 “ - $l25.00aCAUl llatbSspaiiol. *I00502-TCJEFTRIESruraper- L J J primlt>};hl and die locationnbonetoaHnot b ( WISE 539-2609.W.»97iio-Jfn)n]f 114 OR 539-0957. Sc Ifcff 1 I to MT lor )Dursdf. CAU. DARLENE DA 731- i02-.icroriK' H U I 7462 OR StZIE 420-376-3765. *101410- 'MBS ER OPPOHllflWI¥l -VHI eslabfcbc.1Kd - It-Tumi: ____ . ' ry Store & CrilL AssumaUe SBA loanlin in SV EXCEUENT UKXHON FOR FOi BUSINESS! NEV CONSnUJCnONI BeutiloltilblDe»5bed- CAREERCAU I DAN AT 324-2019 OR BARBI nwo, 2 baib borne in prime;N.EIoc3tioa NJ 120-1864 for more infonnationon. Fronts on llishwa)- 93- Sttnejttney (o be done. thb borne has 3304 sq. fi. thatbttodudesaa t . 05-l.dcn lO+A acRS. Realtor Owitecl»Tul $144375. unflalshed basement, diy water,er, sewer,s side- H H H H w m AT 320- T CAU DAV7 837-6614. *989jW .U-jeiiinii’ . •«;IUoaDddean«a2er{nigztioa.G B l OOiflNC FOB A m ER-UPfEB fortor n ut BEAUTIFiailOME.Tdl fl00>05-i aComertsaus tfmiuL.ww beiBElBEOT-iriih-2Jioniea^l-. fgOj ----- CREAT50 LTTI LINCOLN B15BtSLMSSLOCA------— T6aay^-piat-)TO^dtJ.-(iirB Irooms & 6 baths for an k le il. bomctMnc or bnsiness? TWo botnes io cnnmuuei^ «vod OoorsTJii ____T10M_3pjmnim3tdy_ooc.3Cn.30e_dose_ia-to______for door pbn.$t49,900.CAU-AlrJEFF-308-- 7 ^ 11^ orirVdlness j c a te r, qirijij; fcd.:,

JOHN HOUSER Sales Associate ■s. 539-0558 DORIS BARKER ■i :••?— —SaiesAssoeiaie — gg| il :^ J PyQI M 3 Bedroom 2 balh mobilo•MM hothomo split bod- $27,700. Roiire In itityla. 2 bedrooms, 2 2 Bodrooi3om homo In Goodmg would S42.900. A chance for a great InviInveit. __ »49.900. Excellent buy or (celioni rental, Socond bedroom mont. This 2 bodroom 1 balh can bo__ room brick home. A spaon this 2 bed- f l «droom Slorago baths. Largo nnd..p....™ »p. ™ ,p.,. room plan btrgo masior bcdn tq. It. tiat atlacKod carport, youis. It could mako a greal startertrhome___room. he 930 square leel ofipsclous living H (ocily manicurodJ yardyai with auto »pnn- N j^iy pa)lalnled on oulsldo. Appraisal or a wonderful rorilal property. LouLocaled __ and, mere's ample storage living E shod ovon/»ango. rofridgorIgoralion. dish- klors. now root, musi seo lo appiocialo. recently ryard___ished basemenl. Gas he

$58.900n;S7r5quarc-fa lERlI You-h will lovo this SsDor moin Moiivatod. Compleu^ romo^lodl Vary nice 3 boflroom wlih many r ny now $87,900. Very nice alt-brk Joiomo—Foaluros 3 bodbodroom s& 2 coiy homo with gas hoat,I Mo bodroom, bam home in excellent an>rlck e 4 bed. 1.5 ^ ^ f l f l . oversized garago with 3 bodroom.>m. Now Me. carpet, paint. Has upgrades. Priced rtghi at 173,5000 looselo. lioni Large fenced backy tMlhs. Iiroplaco. gas lorcodJd aira hoal. lamt- har«>wootl lk>ors, ovo n excellent toco- ■ shed, covered patkJ In back storage ly loom in basomoni. For r air. gas tioai, oak cablnois. A optkxi 10 purchase. Don't delay canan yyour summer barbecuing. Finish — r:',r.:‘o:o“ , r . r ick is perfect for ■VANCE WALKEn imwim family room, 2 bodroc j visit TtiiHi»lTi3rn;conrorror-C.»WAl.T -J5j;)«r(S rT S E > J ished basement E'RASUUflSENTEAM- m ustiM) kfor only M 9 ^ . Can LOUiM agent BRENDA today. 4IO«)74 or a324- and laundry.'View el mi| Sales Associatt rooms. 1/2 bath RONFREmAK^ HESS 737-3939 orTAMtkMt OOODINO at 737-3900 or73701 Assoc. Oroker. GRI J709J5 orviowonlym muss*n.comorcaOTHEfwww.lynnris* ^ 4 2 0 -0 3 6 4 ' Multi-Millon Oolbr Club 737-3W0.*'i‘

teo.900. Sharp. Sharp,. bribrlclt home In ImmacuiaU 3 bdrmm rafa m lly h ^ with for- HEDUCEOEO TO $95,900. Lovoly brick ’IF YOU HURRr This wiMer you.QUcan < $102,900. Lots ot recent up. bedroom. 2 bam home. N< ' ' Sawloolh School Oist. WilhVilh central olr, mal Uving room & targeti lamlly room. quiet garage, home gorago w/w/auto oponor, fonced yard S98.000. Largo deck, full fencedtjn yi t6 . forced oir gas heat basermFeatures mdude ^ ful maliue landscaping, covered , room, shed, fenced backy FREEMAN 737-3919 Lleencensed to Sell h a , new rool & is centrallyc located in Gas heat wim air ccncfitionin^. largo fi ment w/a iamBy 7 - - Ito sprinUers, vt«y nice home. A trees. Fo/ more :kyardH« dc and fmH i or KATHY PAHTRIDQE Iii 3E 737-3920- Sawtooth S d ^ ( MOrsX-SUfiM; . Can Nl^. must see..e^Can OIAHA.WKnNEY-737- Hy room. Marty other features tor:yM>Jo yot theHestTsamxom or.Cold etails Visit hH^i ------— 11012^5 39«9.»iOO00105______se«jC£8AN0YO737O9»^i^01023 39390rTAM1737O»4a*3Can.WALT.737'.

KAYXEXORO KATKl SCHRADER b 1 Street home, ju« 2 years old. 4 bed- K 8rk»duplex.2possUe3b< Sales Associate $109,900. Bcser thon (WWWM with mis great $112,500. Countrytry LUvIng • on 1 acre. Diamond S Located in Ation Ihis home has 4 b Sales Assodale nMms & 2 3'4 bam. Seing on 3^4'4 dol a n Multi'Milhxi OomrClut) 3 bodroom. 2 bath hhomo near Oean and neat 15601560 sq. ft. ranch style inkier system, and RV Parking, acre this home is dose to hirting..fishing rs^ Moinmgsido Elementary.■. BiBum in 1096. ho'«».<‘Jbaihinmmaster aj bodroom. large (ireplaee and insert. 2 onolthefcI fow homos wah a fun unfinished skiing & snow mobiling. This getaietaway has largo Icnced back yaid,a.d, auto ««in- has k)(s of room for friends & tamif]imify to garage $115,900. Pleas car attached garage.age.■! small bam. shed, basemert.rfl. 2 bedroom. 2 balfrall oppO- visit in the 14x70 mobile home lhattha is iH ase call RICK klots ar)d gas hoat. Call KJ 1 KATHY PAR. p«,^_ • MorecallJOANHOl induded In Ihe prfce of SI15.900.». Can( iduded s n 2 .W . CaJl 8AN0Y TRIDOE 7370930 or RONON FREEUAN 757. 398! or KATHIITHJ 8 . at 738-9219. M y or Em it Kandrtck 4100000 0f4l(Vor 4 - ...... 737-39M UetftMd to S«fl-1»fl.»t01327 ______• • 73M9«^>.»10U13 2002-*000000 ______BEARD W W 11-«lOl3aS a s i

BRENOA CARTER Safes Associaie OUUUWKmiEY i i p Sales Associate S129.900. This is trw home i BOUT A 15 FOOT THEE? You Two year old home in Hagennan roam. Newi/ ksUd 4 bodl3bathonnice 3 1 home on pennaner*ort ioundaSoni on i5 4 . S ^ fta m a . . . -- home kl gro t area. R i Hednoom/SboOi 9I large foi VauOed o in g s. plan shefn**'***' w/famiJy room, also Egre comer M. great location and ^ land- Features- 3 be'drt3w quaftcfsfs «will (Ts own torcwJ air, eloetrk:c hhe eat central air. for> baffts. Louott of storage space (or hidbig bdrm. 2 balh. central air, RV parWng < 4>D0d floor and I. Cuddle up by the coxy fir»- "Band rtJhg,iwwrjwKJî*>amat air. metal ■ new kitchen, or coM bo> rerented oti lor mal d h ijj * shed.tU U *so< room lor R /s £ 2 ? ? %m .' O.C«n yard wth tope deck fa rt J lis wei kept sptt hnnl home has more) AH this for onfy t 1 4 S ^ . C Mow.BeauCU H oztm incomo. SpKious roorooms and lots 4 shop. Vsil Thrttow DorOieast locafion, not far frorn misiMifCafwftASSW JUANTTA IlYERS O 7310635 or 3 f«&back.Don1 moro eoO L£XI 737-3918*or734-«7M. O WALTrj70«Morior TAW 7370940 tor Sawtoothh i School. « 4 5 J 0 0 . CaO KEN O 737.3900 or 73r>393iUUSSENTEAU ■ ______mo(Bdeta*S-nco&M)&u ______BOY731-6Il-66«-«lCO;?2 B6S3-HCC541 925 o r view o ■ CAROLYN CUTUB H»»1005t< ■ THOMASLiOTD GRI Sales Assoeiite UUtKUfico Dolv CU> tUHOoaOobOab Pi7 3 3 ^ 6 'M (rfifuif ■ T « a taucti el Imtinil Whet Lm THS IS A M lS r SEB ! Waft la z s j n a B e o u u h tm fci VI lada I1H900. l o « 0 h«)f tw h . erty tfi an esiablisDed neig' ^ S S S i " (m k SW StD ^ S R A N C H ^ M o a K dHe e bit o< heaven on 6 a o e s 4 seOng wtfi o « f «taM. Hoiw hass oover I apoetacular « fish. Ac((» cargarsgeige. home owners h a re lalw) B you-d eipeel m a qualityty oldero home. ^ * poni^ stacte hoc* lp and Mi^ritan evapm vt To Isee H open and spacious, ftwih. 3 fire plaees. fteaso can KATMW S-lw ^^yto Snake Rm» fromI golg d com e. AtandanI Qreat prid3 54»«7*7-»tO«32g fcxfay737-3 3 8 a n tx e & « ______^^■ajTlCTW OjmWIMefCAROLTN tt j , Safes Associate AMYWIESIIORE « SÂssociate n a a 3 M iIHIÎ

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i.-B U H L * LO o' k i n Q to buy 30 + JEROME SE. 2 bedroom TWINV FALLS Sludlo opt. JlJE R O M E NIC0 2 b d rm . E j ; at location ona n B c ro a g e w ith h o m o In S475/mo. 324-1083 or S225/mo ; + S150/dep. No ttownhouso, all appls. No ^p B • ‘ <- Broadwayl Aulo aorvlcoa;os Twifi^lmborty areas. Out-;t- 08M O 8 3 « pots. I Call 733-3006.B tsmoklng/pols, $495. M } & buildings & horso lacilltlos Pleasocail208-324*3213a M . roUll storo,-1 1 0 ,2 2 0 & » KIMBERLY 2 bdrm. house, BUHL/CASTLEFORDhi J • * 3 phaso powor, ovorhoodlOd aplus[Cail402-387-04611 ■ full bsmt. W/D',DW+Qppls. 1,2&3bdim, i opts, avail, KlKIMBERLY Largo clean 1 H : . doors. Cori'croto w alls & S500 “& year. Homo is vacant & 423-5342 evos-H Jbdrm. 1V4 bath, applian ------Twin Falls------M-2 zoning at roar O'of avallabio to bo moved. KIMBERLY-9-bdrmrS450- ces, garago. DW. sprin- _ 734*4195 proporiy. Includoa 40 40 Coll 208-384-0047 or + S250 dep. Twin Falls kior ' system S850/month+ TWIN Ti FALLS O A C O n SSelect M odels ___ Jjôtarshnras. Cotl Gono.^no- -208-375-4785 Iv. m sg .» - 2 bdrm. S400 + S2S0 dop.____-$650' deposit. 326-5047,B - J2 bdrm Duplox S495/mo,- - :• .^TXEIlio Sharp 733-5559. •. - ^ 0 0 9 7 7 , Call 539-7426B______FILER Studio apt, all utlis. 3 ' bdrm duplox S625/mo. Ulililios Paid :• :t * n f a l l s B KiMBERLY3bdmi.2bath. -JInd.. $325 + $200 dep. . r V Up to) 60 Moniiths I Incl. W/D, appls. S750. ^Lg.&doan,208-726-2676, Hallows ^ Property Mgmi. •- '10,000+aq. ft. commorcial 734*4334 . building. Rost rooms & I Rent or buy. 423-56801 ‘5 STArtLEVCmokim - QOODINQ-West Side 7 • !; ' -'ftimonl doors, ovorhoad I klMB^nLV U na 2 Wim. J TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm. 2 bdrm. 2 both, no pols/ Court /Vpt, now taking ap* , ' lôbors & 4 crflcos. Plenty - - Incl. hookups,appls. 4 O $425/mo. + dop. Somo [V) smoklng.S1200dopyutils. plications for our now utils, J paid. 601 Main W, N E W 12 0 0 1 CCHEVROI )tE T -ofsiorogo aroo, S200.000. DW. No pots. Alter dis- waiting • list, low Incom e, . Avail. DecÂpni733-82ai« Idaho Housing 734-669m Call Art Jonos 423-5415.- Is. count S399/mo. Call seniors, I and/or handl* ' #100151 ■ 423-9eS9or431-9950B capped ' or disabled. Clean TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, du- ' Commorcial acreag» on 4 JX 4 SUBIlU R BA NI S H O S H 6 N E 2 b d rm , 1 quiet, ' nlco noighborhood. plex | w/corport. S425 Mornlngsldo Dr. w/a 3 0 ' bath dollhouso, 4th & Stove, rolrig, AC, fumlsh- dop.No 1 pols. 734-4120. - accoss olf of Addison od. Income detorminos TWIN FALLS 2 bedroom Avo. Tho 1.04 a cres arosro BUHL 2 bedroom, l bath, rent. Small pets/smokIng cduplox w/garage, Appls, ,zonodC-1.S150.000.Coll'a ll mobile homo, rto pets.i Date. S59S. 78B-2S73,I OK.\ 1446 California St, \ Incl, No pots. M25/mo. + ■ A ft J o n e s 4 2 3 -5 4 1 S5 .': Long torm lease. dHosHbfÊ LuxJ'rlduii Gooding; : For appt. call dop. c Call 733-1B04 . **91898 S425/mo. + dor 543-8342 1, newer 2 bdrm, Qarago, 934>4986. . Equal Housing = . * L jcellent location lor rotail Opportunity. ■ TWIN FALLS Cloan, cuio BUHL 3Coaiou«.2l>om. $600 or soil. 733-1359. , 1 bdrm. G as hoat. No - offico. Building features mobile homo. S475/mo. + TWTn FA tL S . QOODINQ ( 1 & 2 bdrms. pets/smoking. ( $365/mo *. I * tBppfox. 1,145 sq. ft.■ “& dop. Long torm loaso. '2 1 bdrm hom e S440/mo. opts, J city util, pd.. $325 & dop t 734-2822 or 731*4256 ^basem ent. Zonod No pots. 543-8342 . I * .commorcial business. 1, 3 bdrni hom es S700 • $375. ( 934-9595IV. msg. H i 0 r BUHL 2 bdrms. Now paint+ $810/mo, ^ ' : ‘S95.000.Call Elmor HAZELTON : • ‘ 0lalklo42O-2fl9O. »9B75858 S425 + dop. Ploaso call Hallows Property MgmL °Now taking applications: am 733-4952 or731-4952.B -: - Syrlnga Estates. BUHL FILER aroa 3 bdnns.m TWIN FA U lS 3 bedroom ^1 bdrm. apts, Oulst & woll • 734-1M1 1 Vi baths, doublo garage,111 1 bath. S595 ♦ dop. Nomaintained for tho elderly A 0~i»lcin o< Mj fc V»ll«y n§«ffy D l garden area. S750 + dop.I pots/smoking. 321 2nd ' 62 yrs. o la g o or older, JEROME 543-6294.I ^ Avo. W. 326-4477 ^ Handicapped/Disoblod COMMERCIAMNDUSTRIAL regardless ol age. m ^ BUHL Large 4 bdnn. fami-|,‘ TWIN FALLS NIcs hom a, , localion 8.64 acro s wltfi 1 Bedroom Apt. I '"1 housow/acreago.}. 3 bdmi. 2 bath, 2 car ga Federally Assisted roilrood spur locatod on 5." SSOO/mo. Call 733-1359, rago, foncod back yd. Housing. Call 829-4206,. for Elderly or ' ; W ost Mala Closo to froo* L. CASTLEFORD Sharp IT4 Storage shed, S980/mo, Handicap Accessible. , t woy In Joromo. Many us- E qual H o u sin g _____ disabled persons. ,H bdrm. 248 Maple..No-, + dep. Call 733-7660a ------'■ 06 .-potontial unllm itod. ------Opportunity.* ■'Scclioh'S Subsidy" ' “ Possible split. Call fortor pots/6moklng. S475+dep:’■ tW lNfÂLLdlbdrm . S A t E j ~ • moro Inlormation. Hof3 733-540a731-5406.B4 S375/mo.+dop. Avail. JEROME 1 & 2 bdrms. Available. Demo wilh EDEN 2 Ddrm. mobile-II 12^.Nopets.735^1.B clean, quiet, laundry facil* ::jTBucK0RAirr0* homo, stove, rolrig: W/Dp: TV«N FALLS 1 bedroom, __' ities on site, bosed on In* 3 6 0 0 Miles! come, no pets. 324*3464. REPAIR SHOP in Jorom10. o. hookup/storago. 423-5104■ 1 bath,prhratoyd.S350/mo j| \For Application and EHO. DrIvo thru bay, overfiead FILER Nice ciean 2 bdrm.- +Sl50dop.734.B265« ( more inrormatlon doors.parking, private 1 bath, w/ ig. storage or’d 'tw in P A L U 1526^ |!|lor JER0ME2&3 I bedrooms. 1^ Pkg., Full)lly Loaded ^ , _ olfico and parts room. workshop, S525+S300u Ave. E. 1 bednMm S380. Nice < & dean.$450& $570. Call security dep. 326-4S81*- Water paid, deposit. No W/0.324-8499 i 420*1011. W a s ‘39,931 * .Business and building on wtih Tow Pk8000 sq. fl. for salo or ral HAGERMAN rural,------smoking, outside pels A . *i«a80/purch060. Metal OK. S8S0/mo + dop. Owingi up 90tt7AOv*ra»« yoor R u p e r t ■ I structure with good con*>n. 4 bd n n .f family nn. SSOO, diiw for »o)« wHti a low-cMt " 736-8192 J ... . *■ Crete floor in induslrlalial 1st, last, & dep. 738^J322. ciwlflcdad.______L I d a h o " : zono. SB6,000. Coll Nollo\\ HAZELTON Brand now- TWIN FALLS3bdrm. _ - 734-6500. Ml^ 1013811 mfg. homo lor rent on 1. + spacious rms. 1 Vi bath ^ IRWIN REALTY acros. 4 bdrm. 2 bath,r- w/hookup. refrig. & eiove, -tT ovor2000sq.ft.S650/mo.t - close to Blekel.-SSBOf -1 --'T W IN FALLS • 2 3 0 0 l q i r w. d a p . N o sm o k in g /p ets. ------^ ghop w/gas h8«.-nmv roofw -- _42S-335-.ll37Jease.ep-_ G a m a :i^s Hoisiaes & IProperi + 733*8587 or 736-0590.a - : o6^00*i2SÔ^.S110.000f)Q tk>n posslblo.a - ::'W INFAl-lr8-Tiro andnd HAZgLtON urge 10 I' 2 TWIN FA L L S 3 b d rm .-1 ~ — bu»in«s«-B«- -bdrm rall appISr«336M- bath, garago, avail, now. ;-*»Mnventory. *05,CW bdrm, S250.829-5554 .■“■- -Call 324^3723 oftoreprr*- - - ■■ .TWIN FALLS - 1 aero.o. H eyburn3 bdrni;vory -5 Y w iN FA Lt:3 3 b d ^ . r s : |. • ' - W ashington So. and ctoan SSOO mo. $400« modeled Inside & oul. U : > < fchanJ. ho.000 deposit. No pets, noj - -Slov«-arfBfr»grfumt»hetf.- -R h u a a l t a ^ ^ ^ ^ H ■ I m ^ B s i ^-HAPPYHOUDAYS! smoking. Cell 438-S680«_ No pels/smoklng. For more info, call 734-3884a ; I HEYBURN 3 bdmi.l bath, : N E L S O N ' family room, exercise^ TWIN FALLS 3 bedroom, i . REALTY, LLC room, outside storage,f 2 6om. S575/TO. . S400 ! electric heat, quiet cul-do-_ cleaning dep. Firat ■ 734-3930 __ sac. Dec 1,S550/mo. plusn, payment. No pots, refs, t . deposit. No smoking ore req. Available Dec. 23. ^ J •/ITWIN FALLS Spocialty 3. 734-4101 after 2pm. ■ ^ istoro. 17 yrs. In business.IS, pots. Call 733-2991B • . S130.000. E-mail: JEROM E 2 bdmi. + lamily TWIN FALLS BeautltuI j oijfojactiiOtiotmaii.com*■ rm.FofWOdyart.SSOCVmo 3 6a™ . NE-TF. S750, I — Call 324-2647» " 734-5633 o r< 2 (« 8 8 7 » (, n ■■ '7®6v ^ W a W D JEROM E Brand nev/, - TWINFALLSByom>»l3 ! Paradiso Drivo, 3 bodroom.V hom es, witl finance, down prm required. 735-1700.H ' a ___2 bath and 2 bodroom - TWIN FALLis Clean Ig. en- •. • .'HEYBURN Flootwood 93 1 bath. 1 co/ garago. Laun- : * '24x 4 0 ,3 bdnn. 2 bath. All orgy officiont 3 bdrm., just V All dry hookup. 55 and oldor. appls. Like now. Sitting remodeled. $650 + dep. )R RENT I - ■ no privatoaroa. 324-3733.B I H I I FOF . on a nk» quiet street, not . - -nopots, rofs.423-6301.B- - - Large, Clean;a n 1 ,2 & 3 Bedroom ■ • a mobile homo park.' Nicolot JEROM E Country. Small,]' TWIN FALLS Now homo, Apartments. R(Rent tiased on income. ■ , g rass and Iroos. CO 2 bdrm. S300/mo. + dop.i 3 bdrm. 2 baths. 2 c ar ga- Can324-2197or539-2197 i - M IM IB! 18th Sl. Hoyburn.lD ~ rago.fenced yard. S S . i t Brockman's^ JEROME 2 bdrm. 1 baih."• $950/mo. Can 735-9699B t ^ 80^978-4380 ' S450/mo. deposit. Callq TWIN FALLS Outskirts of \. S A m O^DOTH C VILLAGE I ■ •\ :: Cy»fi for double Widg* 735-1117or734-08f9« - town, sm an 3 bdrni. par- ' 677-2405 ______I I — JEROME 2 bdrm. mobile tlally fonced yard, pets '' ■ homo. No pots. Long lorm okay. S525.00 month. J.'l '\ FOR RENN T ~ 1 | FOl)R RENT I a S400/mo. +dop. 324-8903_ Quiet neighborhood, largo T-'f. dean 1 Bedrtwmî I or 543-8342 0 3 bdnn. partially fonced [' Mrtments thm tokSng appl — JEROME 2 bedroom tn yanJ.fircplaco.S575. k- 4HCIRCw|^tARTMENTS S395.612E.6th. 4 3 M 2 U I ideal for cattle & horsirse operation. MID wateiater, irrigation YOUR Cafl324-7902B 5. THEMOUr 733Î7» [' JER0ME2.75aCTCs.com-r TWIN FALLS Spacious r equipment, Jacksoron area.'OWNER WiacL CA R R Y ! m ercial shop, mobllo duplex, near schools. )R RENT I AD $450. Can 733-1359. •_N FOR REN TIMES-NEWS. home. $600 scfl 733-1359. f ' . Now aking 3pplk3li0f» for OVour vijiling Ihi Nmr taking applpplicalinnt for our Kiiiimg Call Scan Buckley : : . - CLASSIRED . JEROUE 3 bdrm . 1»V WENDELL In country. 3 % bft£,2bedrvcrnApinurtmcnu list for 1.2 ii : J hfJnMim ApartmrnU at 670.STAN baths, clean full bsmt.,0 bdrm. $500/mo.+*500 *•- ^DEPARTMENT OveHofxl, Burfey tenced ytlS700 324-3317.1 dep.73349S2731*2219« ;.i Valley P;P a r k Mlountain o . 2000 : :@ 08'734>5538 JEROUE 3 bdrm. 2 tiaths. nenls ^ Vieiew East .t . 678-2121 •98 m obae home. No pels.• ^KDiwBBBSSlI - RlVEK«DE RfAurr vu,,It usai: »wwx2lri»mldf.««n ? #08-677-4543 Long lorm 8525/ mo. T.+ >'N ia 8 2 I t n 67678-9141 <01 LI (BURLEY) dep 324^903 or 543«}42 1 TVnM^F’M X S C lean . ^ JEROME Extra neat L o2+ studio, fum. of unfum. FA X ~~l I bdrm. 2 tu tti doubtowkJe.2 W/Dovoaabte.No - Good area $450ftno. No:= dilnUng. smoUng. drugs. i pe& Refs. C ai 32»5e87B^ $2ra> SlOO deposit s i l ^ p ^ o ^ e “Si^ o p ip ixttg O N LJNE l Y O U R KJU8 ERLY 2 bedrooms 734-J226 or 733-0458 >- 1 bath. Laundry room.■ wsrpm ^tdss^. ~ S450/mo. •+ S300 dep.- AS uOs. furnished& H 80. ■' iTieTBiie»%^ . •Vfewbcautlfolfill homes, 1m4 and rental* • ChooseOl *«»*' AD .Can 736-09201 L: ___ L. TiUeS.CLAfiSIFlEO . Caprt Motel. 7 3 « 4 5 2 . n i m b o f p*Seefefirtns • a -WMBCRLY-abedrOOm----- ...... ___ r PEPABTMEWT • VtliM f A i i i MKmagfenllcgMm-- dickon-Homt !t to bMw nore aboot tfieni 2 bath. OW. refrlg. WD nished 3 bdm t. a p t CaU ' — • -tw ottJp. NopetaftrwWig,"- tor appt al 208-280-1783. •' ■: , 20S-734-5S38 S650/mo. •» S650 dep. m i — Days. Cindy 733-5336, J j i ? 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Oi 16-40. ter postlblo LTR. altoltdalionshlp.Adf.1479 ^>-37. 3 ' - who Ikes Uds, family Wondo hajf, groon oyos, chil-^|<- and spond spocial timesIS anddûajfroo.Adi.lOM _ 5 I'mSHnlbrosls. Ior A d f .^ l_ ^ rtlvltles. romance and IMng m ln d o ^ °b ^ lM W ^ Adi THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE...... t ...... t)»cn, toofcifvo lot ft’SWM, SO30-----togolhor. Ad».l4T0-...... • frlarrtship.— poMiWo- LTR,—- - LETS TALK SOON- - - 2727, 5 T . 1351b*., btond hair, »tothofuBo*».Adf.1072 “ — SO. 10 soona limo Wiin, pos- CARE FOR ME ...... ^ •cASYddiNQ ...... SWJ, WONDERFULWOMANI Adf,1247 OOo you liko dancing, picnics, bli WM. 23. I99ib8.. athlotto. ONnt. SALE TKS WEEK .,' SiUo LTR. Ad«.1602 Disablod. shy. lovaWo SWF. rodoos and yard sales? Call fisi OWM. 4 7 .1701b*.. N/S, brown outgiJtgoing, N/S. ISO SF. 19-27. _ ^ Ato you willing to spend Quali11- 26. I70crts. Wailing to hoar Itom ci Irlonds. rodoos, ISO Imstwor- vw g. p l a ^ guitar and ani- romontmantle, wtm similar Mer lun limos.Ad».1fiOt SWM, 29-43, Wllh similarir half and blue oyos. N/S, N/O, you.Adf.1Pi/ „ SHF. 20. s r. who's lun, onor- I'l' VM. 66, sincere, full ol iite als. ISO Svfr. 30-48. wtw's osts.its. Adf.1360A Qualitlos and inioroits, lorjr enjoys ouldoors, oport* and ' gotlc. oasygoing. iniorosis IhySWrF.2l.3S.Adf.1617 anHand lun. Sooking best friend ^ COME JOIN HE >nosl, sincere, and kkos to FUNMTHISUFE • lJR.Ad».14G0 movios. seeking a SWM, 22- •CATCHOFTHEDAY InIncludo talking to friends and HAPPYHOUDAYS tor mornago, SWF. N/S. with »around people. Adf.1472 OulOOing WCF. 41, 5'8‘. 32, N/S. N/O. with similar Inter- Passionate p SWF, 49, 5T . full- orenjoying lito. ISO lun SM. 20- ua same OllJtudO. Adf.1558 NM. 34, 6'6*, Uue eyes, ROMAKTIC EVENINGS How woukl you liko to spend WANT SOHETKINO NEW blondOxxJo hair, quiel. frie r^ . (jtoon oyos, liKos lishing. ests.Ad*.1383 II.ligurod. easygoing, socuro. 3(30.Adf.5231 S(tho holidays with Ihls down-to- LOOKING FOR YOU cooking, movios, long walUliU SWPF. 52, S,'6', medium lovos movios. dming oui. hors WM, 34, lun-loving. 6', onjoysijoys hunting, sporu. camp- and Iravol Sooking sJncoro.ire build, blond hair, Uuo oyos,^ MAGIC MOMENTS ^ ONE OF A KIND «“oann HM. 43. S'5*. is sooking swSWM, 22, outgoing, funny, 3 and dandng. ISO siorKfer. os and moro. Socking SWM. nico HF. 31-32. Ad(.t557 advadventurous onjoys buildirM ^yx».. \mt» Ihe outdoors, Inoonc socuro WCM. 3S-47. fcffor lun. o n ^ s conversation tho.0 SWF. 41. hoighi/woighl pro- 49:60, < N/S. lor Iriendship. SiSHF. 21. 6'1*. 125lbs., onjoys alks and Hargaimg. ISOSF. Mondl)ondly SWF. 24-45. with LTR Ad*.159I mountajnn, tho couniry. kingg poriionato, lovos outdoors. _ GOODTIUESTOOETHERI thinps and chlkJron. ISO SF 51-40, ^ for Iriendship. commtmmon totarest*. Adf.1357 maybo moro. A(I*.1219 lishing. camping. ISO choor- 10-26, shores similar quail- f l , anvos. (Saiwng. ISO lUaneijf-I- hds. animali and good iknoa. ful, honost. cuto SW/BM. 18- Outgoing Ou SWM, 16. 6‘4*. i ^ ' if.l47f NO HI FUN TIMES TocrmEniI iy secure M, 49-02; darkk Sooking a porsonablo. pas- STOP AND READI 3“ 1ios.Adf.1554 iO HEAOQAUESPteASe 30. Adf.5233 1411451^.. WS. tikos having fun. jmorous SVm. 42. 57*. Oulgomg SWF. 21. S'O'.O', hair/oyos a plus, »tw is good-I- slonalo SWM, 40-51. who qConulno SWF. 23.5'6‘. brown WAfriNGFORYOU ^ ^BE UY ONE AND ONLY Humon I38IDS. N/S. onjoys hikJng.ng. naiurod, lovablo, and fun to bo fishing. Itxing cars, camping, '5ibs.. brown hair, i,ikas 0 would JiVo to holp mo mako hair/oyos. hj tovos ouldoors, oni- AU.INGOODTIUE !!?!snowmobiling. seeking SwF. SWSWM. 37.6 'r. 170Ibs.. btond TS.'.«i. outgoing WM. 21. 6'1*. ^ S ib s camping, horsoback iidinging wiih.Ad*.l4S8 somomomorios.Ad<.1374 mals and good limos. Looking S'SWF. 50. sooks a rosponsiblo 18. iOlbS.. k o s sports, skiing. nnd nnyihing lun. SooWng 18-25. for LTR. Adf.1615 hairhoir, blue oyos. adventurous. BEQOODTOTHiS LOVE WIU FINOU ter Jf SWM. 23-35. casual at SWM, S\ 55-60. Sho loves danc enjoys art. bulkJmg modols. imping, snowboarding, hik- lall, handsomo, honosi, Un> WAlTlNQFOflYOU! ^ B.Quio1evonlnQ*. ISO down- 10s with kUs. ISO soona- M/S SW mother, 28. likes lish->- Drunotte SNAF. 21. 5'4‘. ^lifjt. tof adventuro. laughs and ing, im horsos, outdoor*, good ous, lun-ioving 6V^,.28- coto SWM, 19-25. who will moro.Ad».1225 iia Rollrod, hoaiiny. homeowner. 22-^ -oarthWF, 16-28.Adf.1467 bo ihoto. tor possiWo LTP.rp inir camping, lilo tn general.1. I40iba..lun.outgoing,5ponia- limo* 01 homo, bowling and g« sKiffisr-K 1, kUs oiuy, with a good ISO lamily-oriontod WM. 32-!- noous: loves Star Wars, Magic shared times. Ad»,5232 SWM, 73. N«, ISO trim SWF. IWiaRNDYOUt SOW ! Ad».l5e8 SWEET DREAMS 55-72. N/S. ter fun tlmos tSOOHE-CHILO MOU nse of humor. A df.l3*8^ 40.Ad*.l454 Iho Gnthorlng. Ounnoons and e. SWF. 25-35. who likos kids. . n WATCH SUNSETS Soxy, sassy SWF. 18, 5'a*. OPENHEAnr logtogolhor. Adf,1613 FFun. ^ oasygoing SWM. 24. A ^ LETS GET TOGETHER IN MY DREAMS Drapons. Looking lor iiniquo ,.I45lb9.. dirty Wond hair, odo- c, wantod tor a lun SWM. 31. Friendly. oulgoir>g WF, 47. J M, 20-40. lor LTR. y Friendly SHF. 30.. 5'3', S‘£T. 225ibs.. btond hair, biuo **. VM. 18. S'S*. black hair, '• SWPF.42, brown liair/eyos, is Ad».130a caiod. enjoys cars, tong walks , ■, rrCOULOHAPPENI 4*, 185®*.. brown hair/oyos. 5'4'. brown hair/oyos. onjoys undor tho moon and nights on Î70ibs., brown hoit/eyo*. ISO ss worUr>g on motorcydos, comping, lishing. movioj. shy. lull ol ilie. Iiiendiy, o posl-I- WALKTHISWAY u> honosi. ouigoing SM, 30-38. E55»s'5{?'i« %gcsrasr"*' “Ktdoors, now opportunities, ttvo thinker, onjoys photogro-I- So«y SAF, 21.5’4‘. liko* road- tno I" town, ISO ouigoing, spon- tor 1 ' friondship. Enjoys dandng. sS^'^'l^l-'. 2^ S '! ^ N / s ! LTRLTR. with similar Iniorosts. OSF, lB-26. lorlrtondshlp long walks, dming tn, ISO tnnoous, tovaWe SWM. 18-24. onjoys rodeos, skiing, camp- AdfAdf.1551 WM. 4S-52. 10 havo lun wiin.=J;' phy, long drives, camplnoLL ing. movios. travoiing and “ movios. mooting pooplo and BE UY COMPANION id and • companionship. music. horsobaOc iWing. ISO^ good Umoa. Looking looiscov- torpossibloLTaAdi.1231 ^ ™ ing and onythir)g fun. Sookino iflgoingWM.43.5'10*.Wond Adf-52if-5239 Ad».1575 SWM, 41-54, who enjoy* oihorBCllv«los,Adf.5212 ' truitrue. gooKrientod SWF, 18- „ , ALL OUR TOMORROWS Outg * er a compaliblo soul. 20-40, to FUTURE AM lir. blue oyos. N/S. enjoys lE LOVEMETENDER inloltocluai conversations.>• spond somo Umo with sharing p INTO UY ARMS 30,30,Adf.1611 LETS PAL AROUND irrwitic. consldonile SWM. Gluo-oyod WF. 21, with por-«r. Quiet limes ond iho outdoors. universal pleasures. Ad*.1367 i"wr's"s!'“"sis g. ™Warm, outgoing, fun SWF. 49, 9ElN0T00eTHEft . m il sonality plus. Enjoys swim155. Ad».1449 . 5'5*.-120tbs.. tong brown - HAVE FUN A ENJOY ininclude woodworking. Hoping S5T. ■ l78ibs.,ISOacaringand swSWM. 19. 5'11‘. iOOibs.. ISOiBffsKSj'.rd.rSK BECAUSE OF LOVE hair.ir. iHobblosH indude camp- ming, lishing, cruising.rig. LETS BE ALONE to hoar Irom a SWM. 45-60. O"giving SWM. 49-59. lor Irlond- t)tobtown hair. N ^. likos camp- #Hip8hip.friondshlp.Adf.ll49 ' Ule wtih an oosygoing SWF, jo nujinavw. 34.5'1 ir. oroon 2. lishing, billiards and ______.Irloods and roving o.oooO.«d_swF,-33,-6'6*,-130iOs.,-long-g— c3 .~ 5 T ;“ «vofago-woigni,——for-good-compartonship-and— « 9hip.-*enioys-horso8.-dogs.— sh innIng. fishing, hunting, snow rtarSoofe|-a'SF,-44-S5.- — Dmo. ISO WM, 20-26. who'*« blond hnir. blue oyos, onjoys lomanco. iikos dancing, din- llslishing. comping, hunting ond boi — iiniBEsiiMi------SK!:OS. enjoys hunting, fishing. * brown-halrod. Iikas trnveimg, |o boarding. anything ouldoors. cym svios and horsobodc riding. to likes cratts. garttenlng likos 10 havo lun. and Is nolf’ol dancing, going out, spending Ing. hunting, molorcycllng. mimany other actlvilio*. soi SWM.24, S 'ir. lioibs.. stick movli n pushover. Ad*.1574 dining out. movios ond fun ‘n sooking honest SF. 16-24, black hair, mustseho. coiiocis ISO0 SCF. 25-40, for LTfi. d canning. A df.1»5 timo Wllh hor daughter, ISO . things. ISO nlco.SWM. 55-65, o'and moro. Adf .1208 AcAd»,5219 AdiAdf.1604 ^ honest, friendly SWM, 32-40, insect* and stamps, cdorlno. Adf.'lf.1453 SWEETGUY UXE KI037 ;• wtw onjoys tho fun things in I ISOISO fun-toving, outgoing S8F. 0 ijlo.Adf.13Sg GIVE ME A CHANCE Outgoiiitgoiiw. fun-loving SWM. SWF. 28. 5 T , »hy. Inondly,a ssasT .'.r'*’"S 18-:18-35. with similar iniorosts. . ,, . 5 '6 . 145Ibs.. in-stiatio, onjoys spondmp llmo wtih . LETS BE AS ONE Adf-1538 S orfl-empK^SWM.46.5'6-. ^ my son and haviflg tun.jn. raeSTKERE Olbs., Ught brown hair, hazel 9S hunting, fishing, Dlee- SookJng SWM, 32-4(5. who SWF. 27. groon oyos. nJburn RAREUAOlC oyos.OS, into" outdoors. s^raUng nk; repair and lun. LooUna 'ho SWF, 20.5 T . l3S®s., auburn^ hair. 5'5*. laioos. choorfui. a SF. 18-21. for fun and hkos kids, lor liiondshlp.lip- hair. Is quiet, thy. easygoing.. Moot this muni-lacelod SWM, hono.nost. easygoing, down-lo- onjoys camping, hiking, road- 41. O'l*. 220lbi. brown hair, oann R.Adf.l346 Ad*.1571 , onjoys sponding timo Wllh hor' mg. cooking and dancing, ISO Vm tOIMi m O Ilh SF ,4i50, for friend- son. ISO SWM. 32-40, who is ip.Adf.1452 TREATMERIOHT T ' I’M LOOKING FORYDU * SM, 24-38, no gamos. tor lun |n ^ Ilmos.Adi.1354 ■ HIGHWAYOFLOVE jygoing SWM, 28. fl'T. SWF, 28, N/S, 5’5‘. lulMig- 3iU4, who will complimont ^ Olc^. brown hair, enjoys urod, ouigoing, lun-loving, CHANCE m I hl8porsonaliiy.Adf.1536 Outg< isic. molorcyde*. sports onjoys foading, music ond LETSSEFRIENDS Humorous SWF. 21. 5‘1*. R v,îSlt dS oiiliiie[e aild be AUABOUTFUN \ d hanging out. S o o k ^ a outdoors. Sooking SWPM.M, SWF. 36, very Irientfy. fun, r* and having fun. SooUng ^ _ ' ' c '' I20lb«.. iong-halrodtnoihofol I SWfM.2l.5'8*.lS5ibs..browiiv o nk :o SR 18-35. tor LTR. 25-38. lor possiblo LTR.•R, N/S. likes sporls, Iho out, hw. Hobbies includo oowing I nicoly d f s s ^ SF. 18-22! S Sf.1347 ? ,! Ad».l5fl9 doors, yard work, camping. hair/oyos. enjoys rodoos. \w tihih ,*amo Worests. for Iriond- ' ISO SWM. 33-45, who want#^ and Iho todoo. Sooks SWM. I a parrt of oar wet camping, nshino ond hunting, ship-Ip—lilst, moybo ' moro. SEARCHING SEAl FOB FUN? . BLESSED BVYOU wllh similar iniorosis. who I *Hly P°U §SoolS^ a SWF. 18-27, w t» Adf.1 aLTR.Adi.1440 l»-1451 SWM,VM, 19, 6-, 165168.. Hue Outgoing -WCF, 45. bluo likes children. Adf.1344 U likos to got oui and try now - oyos. brown hair, onjoys out PARTY QIRL ^ CASUAL OATINO I lWnvos loto SWF. 20, 5'tO*. 112IM.. very'' SHF, 20. 5'4'. i3dbs.. brown ■ THYSOUETMNQNEW VM, 43. blond hair, bluo -30.torLTR.Adf.5177- , ■laugh. ISO WCM. 43-52.52. slim, altracilvo. bubbly, opon. E CSseX oiit tfis r aasalts^flnd s os. Is Iriondiy, outgoina : hair/oyos. Ukos music, movies. ■ _ 111 r^cu f f WS. 10 6h.ii0 l0gaihc»,-l0f(o,_onjoya - ravtng.. D/s.-piaying ... SWM,.6',J45tos,^btond hair. Joy»-ih«-o«idoors,-ISO------______Iho guitar, dancing and wriUng, ' "dancitM and quiol ovonings at oatif yoa'ra Uuo oyos. enjoys rodoos and Iriondstiip firsi. Ad«.l5fi2 homo. Sooks 0 SM. 20-29. ‘a pai*t oftBa >ndry SWF. 30-52. who likos Honostmost and Iriondiy SWM, pooiry. ISO SWM. lB-31, who1 being oultloors. Seeking a .utdoor ,* acUvHios. Adf.1446 53., 5'5*. 5'5' leoibs.. Uue eyes, COMMON SOND lovos raves, likes to travel, who wonis lo havo a good responsible SWF. 21-31. who ------Honest, romanlic.-amoslng-ng— movios. • loves- poolry' andj Umo.Ad*.1338------m uiority-ortlt&e majority _ . tfoosmpiaygames.Adf.163a - WORTHWOnWHlLfi\ - - SWF. 56, 5'(T. WS. browntm going to clubs. Adi.1438 DANCE WFTH ME WHAT DO VOU UKE? Spon 0 onjoys improving my4 )y _____ hair, bluo cyos. enjoy57------ISOMafllCHT------■—___ VWWCF, 50. ISO Itiondly SM. Rosorvod.Rosi honosi SWM.-23.— lile . I .Improvo—yauis;_____ "rodvoo, compulors, animals, , N/S. 47-05. who would liko to 57*. I35ibs. iloht brown hair, *5^ , M 332 sports, movios, music, sook- Outgoing SWF, 19. kids al homo, smokor, 5'6*, lOSIbs.. go places and do things. w.maqicvailev.conDm------'Wuo blao-;oyo*, llU o u td o o r s ,- ™ ^ -----atSCOtBWlY •' ______ing SWM,_46-02. alloclloo-. Ad*.1337------■-— ..... camping, walks, movios, nto, kind, lo aharo good^ • onioys swtmtring, roadlng. ^ , Z VM. 51.5-ff-. leSW.TM'S.------ISO sman, lall. dark, hand musmusfc, tooWiM tof 8WP.- ie-26. timo*. Ad* .5200 '■ ENeRQETIC tnjstingandlun.Adl.1530 g ™ractlvo. ' outgoing SWCF. 23- enjoysjoys Ihe ouldoors. the some M, with blue oyos* WF. 25.-5'6'. likos hiking, , with similar Intorost*. drlvo-lnvo-ln, Ihe country and SWEET WOMAN prororaNy.Adi.l430 horseback tiding, camping, UPFORGOODTIUES Adf.1if.1435 campirnT>plng. ISO SWF. 40-56. */ OWF. 44. ouigolng. swoof. 3 t e d I wtrhh similarAil interests, who oj- ITSYOUflCHOlCE swimming and cuddling. get connect SWM. 24. S'lO*. leoibs., dark OOODTWES S S b i Iionosi. loving, o n ^ s chil);■ SWF. 22. 5‘3', N/S, N/D. Wants lo spoil a tovinn. caring. vote now of; www » >bro«brosm hoIr, hazel eyes, ksyal. -. mbolngUoatodBkaalBdy. d/on. cluaninn, dining out, ; consideraloWM. 25-38, whjli onorgoOc. humorous, othloiic. ondiy. outgoing, soil- Adf,13:f,l331 "I blonde hair, blue oyos. oulgo- iptoyod SWM. & . 57-, ditvino. ISO SNAM, 51-53, bo himself and troal mo right, / . c o m ^ Clun, ' 1*08 sports, music, danc- UESSAOEUE Iionosi. caring, loving. ing, loyal, onjoys music. ww/.magicvaliev.c Oibs.. wilh brown hair. ^ 'O- camping, sporls, cooking andi Ad*.l327 Ing, dnemas. outdoors. ISO itgoing SHM. 23. 57*. Ad*.1550 . k>rs moro. ISO SWM. &-32. ll. ■■■ I ^SWF. 16-30, caring, respoctful joys hunting, the ouldoors, OujQO'' CURVY BLOND and has a sense ol humor. ek trips wid going out. ISO ’^Slbs.5lbs.. Wadi hair, brown ALOTOFFUN ...... who's N/S. N/0. with similar . . RE041A1REDM0MUA \ » . likos camping, biking, ff miorosts.Adi.l420 ' - Caitng. compssslonato WF. WANTED COUNTRY OAL Âdf.1528 inder, cuto SF. - 20-24. fV «. Outgoing, lun-loving SWF, 16. S T . iikos romanco. danc- is Upbeat, onorgolto SW mom. Happy, Ho( sweet WM. 31. brawn 18.1429 ling • and swimming- 20, 5\ Tui|.flgutod, toddrsnih JUST8MIIE ing. horseback tiding, camp- ini 24. 5’8*. 1451b*., oubum hair, hair, hair blue oyos. likes camping, ^ ABEUHOKESn a r& )g tor a SF, 18-26,- brown hair. Uu»s tinging and SWF. 19.5'4-. light brown hair.. Ing. lishing. partlos. ISO alfoc- S^ hozoi oyos. ISO ailrsctivo. fun- huntlrxj. hun animal*, dandng and KlOATKEAnr race» ^ O n . ,o, . „ l . « ^ , M VM, 25. S'lO*. lOOIbs.; Adfl.13: drawing. ISO ouigoing. Cm » 5 ri‘ttb tr ^ ‘0. green oyos. ouigoing. likesI tionato. romantic M. 16-30. wl tovlng SWM. 20-30, ter Irlond- country cou mu*to. Sooking WF. SW* swoct. sofisiiivo. lun.loving"0 music, sodalizallon and moro.. , who's confidonl, but nol ogo- dc ship- and good times. 22-32. 22-; for LTR and commit- Koir,rioir, biuo oyo*. likos candle btond HOLE MUY HEART': .* SM. 20-28. Ad»,1343 Sooking SWM. 18-25. who'sJ listical. Must lovo Chinoso oi Adf.S226 monLAdl.1499 met ^light dinner*, camping, flshlno, ing. ^ movios. ISO Und SVfF, 42-50. . OCUvililvlttos. ISO sK fS-30. with al can only bo fiHod by'yoQ:- - ...... KINOHEAHT------__ honosi and losponntfo.. tor. .r. . (oodIAd*.l328 . QlISO h ^ ^ ° ^Sly^âsygo- Up igoing. tntoEigont, sincore. friends^ lirst. posubla LTR. UVEWIREWAKTED SOMEONE SPECIAL Ad».1522 A go< SWF. 34. 5 T . noSoin half. U JUST UIGHTB THE r inn SWM. 48-57. Cail this 24.AtlrncUvo. lun-tovino. soH-suf- SWM. SW 22. brown hair. 5'5', S M S ff » nost F. 18-30. Tm sponta- Iiiuol oyos. likos to ploy That puis that corlain spark p(SWF. 49. 5-4-. medium'build, hliciont a SWF. 47. lun-flgutod, 130 TMEFin8T8TEP_ jus. funny WM. 24. 5 'H ’. pool, attend rodoos. 00 go TMA KNOCK our bock In tho eyes d this outgo- nswho's honosi. oasygoing. tovcollogo-oducated. outgoing, sS can b .”°ac,''-offlr is to coll IK* outooinQ. humor- ftPSSr.OVERHEM 210lbo.,Mm.. Uko movios. dining dancing nnd much moro.ro. SWF. 52. s r . auburn hair, Ing. honosi, loyal, slondor' «|down-to-oanh. iikos dining shiISO a lh«ly SWM. 35-ft. tor acuviiios. n«i friends. ISO SWF, ous.ous. softsitlvo SWM. 41. O'. *^SHM.IM. 16, Ckos camping, fish- out.I. ^ fistiing and camping. "doirchffig tom Inondly.'hon-m— wown-ovosririondiy.“ laid-—-— SvfcPR 22.'vrfw tiJcoa fishinfl.— gi,out. movtos, camping, fishing. AdIriendship. onjoys-worylhlno—ia-26.-fun.-onorflolto,-wlih— 18*: 220C220lbe.,bluoHMdbtond, likos Ing,- ost SWM. 30-47. wtx) knows«s bock. Ukes Iho ouldoors. hik-* tikiiM & hkinp. ISO compau- quiol nights. Ad».12lO Irtxn camping to Christmas. similar ^ lntOfOSis.Adf,1599 fl*M'llshlng, camping, ouldoors, tlmos108. ^ k ln g fi«. outgoing. 0 qc 0 0 COMES RRST ISOSWF.35-44Adf.1521 romainanUc SF, 18-25, for a — ...... how -to -iro fli a laay.-Jy. ■■ ing. travoling and moro:: ” woSVvm;2 ^ & 'w ».t32i CUTE & BUBBLY Adf.5213 Alt LETTHBFUNBCGIN ' /CM. 22. 5-e*. leoibs.. ------Ad».,1534...... Seeking-3M,-41-02,-who's—, jjREAUUAKW' COMPAMONSWPI md»hip.Adf.1406- - “Soys ^r rod( dinibing. hunting. honosi and caring, wiffi similar ■ Potito SWF. 65. 5 'r. ontoys fiCl 8ALANCE0W0UAN SWM. SW 28.6-2-.250tbS.. brown GOOD OirTLOOKT ■ iniorosis Ad».1423 Exporionco afl your swootosl tunshing, ptaying cards and trav- colOuiot. conlident. humorous hair. hai' btiM oyos. o n j ^ tong SW»SW M .63.6r, 175Ib8.. likes ' BEWGWITHSOUEOHE Bl R ^ . Happy, outgoing. Iriondiy dream* ol fun/romanco with •_oL oa Sooks a S W 60-71, with 1Snko3 twvnming, IF n MAXES U HAPPV SWF. 19. 5'9', 170(b*.. brown loJlun. N/D. drug-froo. Adf.5263 moâlr/yos, Iko comping bowl- horsoback tkUrig. carpentry. poolMOlry. movtos, wolks, ISO FUNNY CUY • am.Wdi.KkJsokay.Adf.1324- ISO SF, 16-40, oasygoing. &«oan to ll l^ SWF, 16-21, bcauO- wM.; camping, lishing. huniing, Ouigoinfl SWF. 50. N/S. no* half, glassos. hoalihy. onor- ^ LOOtUNGFORLTR aing. d o r ^ . 1^ ^ . aa typos JSO i^.3S.5-ir.btondhalr,biuo &0UEQAYni.FIN0U SOI ISO honosi SWM, 32-45.;§ kids. 5-r. btoodo hatr. ha/el gelic. potionaWe. humorous, m M ^!i 5!^ and talkattvo. ful!ulinândout.A in d«.1ST2 oyos rdworUng SWM, 34, S'lO*, lo oyos. enijys many Ihmgs. ISO I am a Irleodty. lunny. oasygo who likos 10 livo Ille. ' om p to ^ , likos motorcycling. ing SWF. 27. 5T , »«h brown COMEJOtNUEI ^ }0m., homo oiimor, gener- Adf,i523 SM. 40-50. for frwndshi) and' concotis. spons. bowling, SWM. 40-50. for Iriendship . romantic, o r ^ laughter, ous. ho companionship. Ad*.l4l8 hair and oyos. I enjoy spend- Ha AREYOUTKEONE? ShyShy SWM, 50. 5'H*. 240tt»., *9 -" I. honost. tooking lo mool cooking. lamUy times. ISO on W lirst. Adf.5207 SWM. s w 27. ton. oreon oyos. n'VS.)s . Ekes outdoor acthrttios. ing. tong dthpos. sunsets a SWF. SWF 20-<0, who likes TRUCK DRIVINa LAOV honosi SWM. 21-35., N/S. no toi attracUvo SWF. 18-36. with a sd od S'-VF. 42-52. ter LTR. P'SF.SF. 24-15. N/S. N13, k>r>g- and1 possitilo I romance. brown hair, hkos ruading. BubWy SWF. 58.5'4'. 130ibs.. tomofuOosI1Ad*.1302 ttowho ean oxcopi both me and ingMlschiovous. lunny SWF. 36. 5!^ ry blondo hair, like^ fishing, groalporsonality.Adf.lS72 /U f. Ired. slonder/lnodlum buUd. Adf.l2g.N/ cards, opon to suggos- ttons, ISO a SM. 60-70. to M'lthir>gs.Adt.5200 ttoors. doo S«*Sng SF. 21-35. tor ous:5UsSF.22-31.Adf.1501 nples and a mustache, oyosIS ol me: kind. aRocttort- Adventurous SWF. 24. 5’5‘. RODEO OAL ng. l^ in g . quiol Iknos. cud- fis lttondship.Adf.1502 joys outdoor aclMUos, alo.I. honosi ho WM, 43. who I40a».. tookmg lor a SWM. «ing.lSOaklnd.ewnpas*ton- havo eo lun with. Adf.5257 S i WHAT HUWAnWO 471 lUGHTDETHEI ^ IS boxling. fishing, comp-i This gregarious SWF. 18.5 0*. Advonturous. outgoing, high- Tiping. movies and romantto likos bo 21-35. who knows what ho 130I0S.. brown hair, haôlI otC.ogOrOSSivo SWPM. 47-57. 22 ISO A SPECIAL GUY ^ LOMEUfHOUORE SWCSWCM. 42. 6-, blue oyos, cSninc.129e r>g WF. 36.5’4*. orô>« camp- etôys ot4c movtos, walks, drivos light M xl^^^lly timo with. • J rOUXETOTAUTO btondo hair, bluo oyos. N/S. 36-Ag. fishir)g. horsoback rWlng. and shariM timo. Soiling tov- ^ 1 sweeTthnqs SHF. 37, ST , lOOttw. with,iK campitig and spondr>g timor LErSOODKNER haND. ©njoy# roatfing. writing, thir „ with lamJy. Looking tor Irw d- . fishing, camping, picnics, drawing, painting. ISO an hort- hg.oponSF. mg. 18-26. forlTR. lrtot>>torto^îm d^08sibly moro ^ groon oyos. who en|oys •SHF. 25. Str. with brown ln{ ost. coring, considerato WrM. Aa*.t590 Adf • stowl ENJOY UY COMPANY m iS ! ! tKxsotxicfc ridffig nnd camp ship with a SWM. 10-22. hait/oyos. honest, etôys lami- cooking. fat Sookino a 0/SWM. . , 5 . Ad».14l4 22-32. N/S. NflD, Adf ,5261 ^3(M2. Adf.5193 , M .36.5‘£r.l67Dw..brown o ^ b( ing. Soohmo 0 lad. hand- Fy. the ouidoots and rotaxina. 40 .LETS HAVE 80UE FUM 8i8ERI003RELAI10MSMP lr. hozd evo*, honest end hbing.t somo SPM, 30-50.0. CALITHS Looking tor 0 SM. 25-45. with isoinrtuTCH ^ tIPFOHAHYTMHO Out SVifM. 32. 5T , 2601b*.. wflh hurt*rrwrous. Enjoys Iravoling tocuro,MTO. cmSffod. rospbnsi- Unktuo. intoOigont SWF. 18. SW Ad* 1491 SWF. 21. blonde hair. Uuo, sfanilor InlotosU. tor (Snrtors Outgoing SWF. 30.5 6*. blond Ing gm sw n hair and oyos. A eon- andod outdoor tp o ^ ISO h o ^ b( time, socks ! ^ . 2S- 36-Looking to moot a SM. 18-24. pood poo tvno with, tor possUo bm j ™ osts Adf .1412 , 40.h}rfrtond*hlp.Adii256 s maturo and adult and ready IW-' con keep up with hor. enioys the outdoors, rtorso- hu iorftiondÂdt.5165 tm LTR A d r.lS 8 5 IMSbrardatton*hip.Ad(.14g4 SWM,Al, 26, ST. 2251bs.. h a n i hair/eyer/eyes. enjoys outdoors, A<1*,I400 AOVENTURE AWAITS back riding ond onimaj*. — COUPLETE MYWORLD Ur> JS. brown hair, medium hunOog,mng. suing; ISO lun, big I Looking tor on honest, sirworo RASCAtmUCAIM 2^5' . VALUEUFE SponUinoous.' humorous Activo SW mom. 28. 5'6', U« ikJ. lunny. Iikos the out- SF. l&-C5.Adf;i32219-< SWF. IB. 55*. pceporttonod. SWM. 2M 9. wT*os drt*g-lroo, 3WM.42,6'.2000)*..rm«sai- 2 ^ SWF. 34, SO*. 170ba.. oui- sooks upboat. iatnityônontod drh urs, ftshit^^camplrto^ây „ SOC USSC with ligM btown hair, lOcos1 Ad«.1287______^ ^ SVM. 2^ 0. who kkos camp- mo ar. brown hair and btuo ovoa. h in ^ ------going. «n|Oy» Iho ouldoon.-^ — sno»*t»on8ng.-din biW«.-sU- — ■Voi» okrEoify. In groaT ______people, kxxi w.-iiks. w aw .______LETS HAVE njW Ing. rodoos. horseback rkSng. Loi a f c v . — - i . .-unusofnom p.vks. oic.. ISO ; SWF. 19. 5'9-. 170tt».. Wrth hunting and ftshing.Adf.5240 lor SWM, 2SM0. for Iriendship kxig brown hair, easygoing, yor and has sM tar inter- s p ^ & oxdbment. Inle- ■P friondship, posuWy moto. . > 30 «D(ds, al t t JO (wr ■ord, p ia M• 81aandvouritmaddreas, ».Adf,1378 Ad».1485-> Ad».J405 '.1 onioys reading, wntlng ond , • ttt a dack or money ordtr (p M tle*toHV3kfina«Uedb) t expksxptoro opttons.^.1493 ’ in groal shapa tor roman- - domg now mings. Looking tor ------r . CABET0J0WME7 PtCXUPTKEPHONE Ing expMon M a and (ignnra tooPOBa15n,Ext10^ PI I 8EL0WTHE SURFACE THYUEANYTWE SJ?" o SWM. 20-37. who'* honest, llmaOwgBlwiniwuni/Cwonlni M. 23. S'lO*. 130tbs.. blad( SW SWF, 30. 5‘4*. fuO-ftgitfed.<1- Fun-toving SWF. 22. 5'0*. tovng. caring ond must liko _ dtntifa«BH) -s3WM, w S 'lr , lOSIbe., with f*T- eh.Adf.1318 * -• ouigocna. toves lo ha%« lun. — A dM lot browxownhalrandoye*.TWaout--: rand blown eyes. *ponta- n. cwvy.,Monde, mochor. tkcs1 kids lor sn odvcnmrous fun- _ 3U1. B(ot' movies, sports i onioys lishirig, rodoos. ani-^ horsobadi rUng. road>>g andi fittodrotalton^.Ad*.12a5 joing and honotf gondoman WIID«CRAZY maJs. ISO honest, lun-lovingV lishing. SooUng an honest, To pwdsaae nur* than your frwice, 31 call1-716-634-7t7849«ii875, g»njow movtos. dWng out. 1 outdoor acHvUles. ISOSF. sWMfM, J9,1 S 'ir . brown haS-, ■ SWM, -^G-43: drug-lroo. toror carng SM.22-23.br a Iriond- TRUE CENTS ONLV phono I and ptrtonal t d akmg « a -24, with simBor mterosta.. h Wcol/gr«OT v eyes, ikos snow poss*l«LTfl.Ad* 1400 s»p.Ad*.l402 Fun4ovlng SW mom. 31. 5'6*. or Vita or MattefCML btdiKSngis atstqjportdnvsmediaxtLCOnV wfth t.1377 boardin 170tbs.. reddtah bnjwn hair, ______WaBsmrtn«.NYl3 LETSTHLK J more. nw ^ ^ a c S n r n S ? FRIEKOS FIRST ENJOY UFE groon oyos. enjoys tong waft*, Idude xtSTS in the subject!:tDne. | R/? mtaneous SWF, 1B-Z7. Open-nvnded, undomiand.d- WF. 51. 5V. ISSIbs.. shonI movios or»d quality lamily 1— ■nd SWM. 45, S'S*. 1300*.. f.l308 ■>X) SWF. 24. 5'5'. 140n»»I., , rod<«sh hair. Uuo eyes wHh1 timos. Adf .5230 ------s»Rhy.lun,frto«ty,tov«»»BI». . with bfowm»h-rcd half,ir. glassos. tosonrod. happy. For cuslom er serv icC Christiafl P Pmiimknalnal ISO h iMfcJioU...... FDNOOTGOWO hobbi:t)leslndudo;nstyng.bowt- HONESTACARMO HO . erôys cooUng. (tnmg and 8EEWKATHAPPCKS 'S Singto . N/SNcuvffnoiiDrtof u n Uoftttfm ^SWM. tB.ff1M40lba.. brown >"0.'I, movto*. gardening and Honestnest SVyCM. 30, iarnfy bnes. seeks SWU. FtfamSy. ouigoing SWF. 52. o re m a ilta xt m rn retip haW el flmet. Hoping to meet a height/M J O Oivotcsd WDNoiV«{ter If. 35-50, open, honest lootong 22-35. with Mmlar intof*rf- activttio*. ISO lakJ-bock. 5-B-. 1W6S.. w«^ btorxso hair P leasein dWVVWU i m h } H Kbpanic O DouU0d3t8fs • ^ SdngaSwS!??S^^; Mts/charoctortstics. whoto happy 0/SWM. 48-59. ond green oyos, sooks a oysthe*knptetMx>a«nRk>. sbnBaridar persortaliy, tor LTR. _tovt»bd».Ad».1476 A3»!f400 SWM. 45-56. to shoro good ^ JO, with similar interest*. Adf.1f.l375 Ad«.13CI.13(» Brno* nrWi. Adf. t269 Tf 2^ t»wtbtwpwf»Wbr n Adir.VW.1484 , TWEWiLTEU BOCOUNTHVGCKT ' U Malo A Asian C NOGAHEPUYERS AWHOLELOrUORE AW * SWF. 36, ST. brown hali,ir, WF, 33. 5'4', I2SR».. tongI GOOOM nU^ ___ 2 F Femalo NAffcaiw '£ _ANYTHMOMCOHMOfR.-_.WMJ- Al J..52_S'ffji(abt.jriaian„Friend>y md>y-SWliL.69.-5-1lV.------140(bs.. o u tg e ^ *pom»-»- btwiotu hair. eom(Ma coun SW F .S nS ^. 13C>M..btond« dcB Bbck Anwrican C sumesnoWCytortacorMcr SWK$VAI.24.6'.l45ta..ftlen(ffy, easyg iSMi. red t S . B M txM«------noous. trMiMM. lowsts By cow oM. tovos Ood tm- hair, groon oyo*. onfoy* ew i«iW VWite J Jowisti h tsV and adMrtsm may wlah to ccnsidor tl wiOoin0.nolaMdtatryn«w horse3eb!S'’^^KgI*''^'f5^ Saaqii.aquare dandng. hundng. ■ ___ sports^ outdoon. dooa^lSO—o __ {Jton._hot»«, MWQ_fovr____,outdoor».-«rimo«s. m te r « ba chai Mng>. rodoos. ouldoon, csmpinping, .hunting, j w t w , f l ating.. w . rodeos and mor«, . SWM. 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rTftlNFA US Cloan 1 GREAT LOCATIONI «CHLYMYDIA VACCINE ' TRACTOR TR/ JO-70 G as. BED.Twin E I w/mattross & CHRHRISTMAS-TREES REMEMBER R ^ MS Toma 5 piece sot. LABI puppies.pu Block 4 I duplox. S335. NewV ___ BIgo U k o s ond Plor______Âvailable Horol^Limited _$2i$2500._Swather MF-^55. nigiightstand,.A8klng $100,____(ar(art]flclal)..Docorations.. .Thaibalbinhday-od-yoii placed, m^bols, rod. good con- yellowow fema.os.f Paporod. ) c c i f p t . part irtil. 734.5463.'I. ' Offlco-Retall Supply. Cali for FREE S900. S9 (20a)36»7011B 73:?33-5306or731-0607. lighIghts, toys, gifts, wrap- som sor o lime ago in Tho 3h:S400r736-0572^------^ i siis-STdoScia^d.SSOO^ T ------1 736-6778B ; TWIN FALLS LO-2 M»7n.r 700 Sq.FI.-2000 SqrFt.------Catalog. l.lvostock Con- f = EDROOM SET Antique, PjfJ3ing. bikes, mlnl-houses. Time'7mos-WowS? Now is tho LOCALa T b AND------C °» 7 3 l ■duplex, w/lull bsm t. H am m ack M anagem ent copts. Inc. 1-800-225-7399 k OaDak framed $30.1935 cal- No'Hov. 26th till Dec. 20th mo time lo como pick up yoor Now booking bi for holldoy MINII DACHSHUNDD/ 11 • Approx. 1800 sq. ft.. 734-4339 or 342-7360B www.ivostockconcD(X3.cornfl v ^ j M U M I i s m ^ onisndar S150. Oak framed 12-epm, ’2- FallsAve.W. pictures. pic Slop by 1110 . panie:Ues. Call 324-9638J -w kS.-All s .-A s h o ls . H ouse— ----- across fromTurf Club)B — cia« , -w/carport.S650.Nopots.-_ TWJN • FALLS 12 *15'------;F arm City Animal Supply B •nirror. $50. Full slzo'so*- - ( “ cr CiassifiodOoptiodayiB- Piano10 611. Yomoha. irolnodInod. Call afler 6:00 CaII734-4120. offico In prom inent Oluo ^Count/y Acros Horoo Swoot COLLECTIBLES COI DepM’ TaliWileeper$50 324-0024B ÔFFEE TABLE gray Iron JQ wine 70x106, $175. walnutlut satin, baby grand, p.m.I. ata t:208-324-9235.1 T w iN f^ A llS vory nico ■ Lakes location. 733-7575. Food 55.50. 734-1545.S mont ni( 56 Dickons Villoge g eEDROOM r SET Cloon. w/b(v/bovollod glass top, Soo Novlavy plaid (oveseat, Q-3$I $7000. 734-31A3B pifBULBULL puppies puro- < bdrm., w/froni room &I TWIN FALLS 8tU0 U k e s fHORSE «r Amoncan Sad- limltod lin edition & rotlrod gp,3no of a kind. $600/otfi3r. at:It: THE GfPT BOX $200200, Lg, pet porter, $40. PIANO10 George Slock spin. bredd 5 5fomalos 3 malos : -■ kitchon. appls. incl. No0 Offico Park. 780 sq. fl. dtobred Arabian. 5 yrs. plocoa. P>( Also 2 T>'omas ca::all 733-3372______. VkîN FALLS S2S 0 o i f HORSE 11 yr. old black paintings. P“ Only sorious 10 Kawai Studio.Gall. POMER TWIN FALLS Lg. private ► buyers ot 543-1556 ovo.B iko now, rod motal, $125. COFIOFFEE TABLE groy Iron Availaailabio /Anytime! Partios! PIANO XERANIANS AKC. I yF lntm o. Cloan,2bdmi.>■ ollico spaco available to QH maro. Almost anyone Full sizo box a d e e p T n e t- w/biv/bovollod glass’ lop. sclau3Ofiiortol.com sc o iystylo. s t Mahogany high readydy 12/13m1 t, WUI hold ; b l balh, S525 ♦ deposit. ront/loaso.’ It includos ac- can ride. S900.436-9817B DINNER DIN RING S625, FLAT utress, e $250,934-8073. See00 ot; THE QIFT BOX ^ 2}26-5258.Leave 6 - Msg:|:8 glosss s finish. Exc. c o n d , m Chris:hristmas. $175 each,. k,Includos all oppls. a W/D IRON $40. WASHBOARD — rest C h rltlm o s QittI PJoasoasocaH208-734-093SB c ' coss 10 a rocslmilo, copy FHORSE 3 yr. old rog. paint IB' OUCH Light pastol C om er of Polk & SNOVlow BLOWER Cralts- - » ^ 733-20S3 or 734.0674. (illy, Sorrel Tobiano, good _S2$25. Call 358-0006, 578-7979 or 312-2627 pooDLE machino and an answor- :olored. (Highland Houso) ____ Filer Ave. man,ian, novor used. For a IDLES AKC TINY TOY disposilion, started bar- q r j l ifWiN-FALLS------Ing/tolephone son/ice. II GRANDFATHER CLOCK 7ft. 7^ w/looso cushion3,Good DISI)ISH NETWORK Satollito ding la'wn mower, $600, ^ >0 to $400. 1 male a Is within short walking dis rolS'& roping S2.500. Sc i ‘‘FALLS A PT S/ Soih Thomas, oxc, cond. cor:ond. $400.324-3092 sysJvstom. ovor 100 chan* Call,lall 733;3526 Iv. msg. ^ 8 2 0 1 fomaiitmalo. 208-423-S935.B tance to Iho Courthouse. 324-6418 or 3S8-Q750.* Darkfinish. Da 8'toll, $1500, ------WIsfor$9mo.420^393.B sPA'A MarquisI Uko now. o u E EENSLAND f^ ' 1.2.3 Bdfms. $335^4955 Direct oil Inquiries to zHORSE 4yr old groen ^436-1149,attor5p,m.B COIOUCH vory good cond., _2£|! ! &moDW&W/D hookups.I. th e Law Office of »40, Elvis clock $20. Oways insido. 51500. =77— heolor puppios. First broko appaloosa moro. MISSIONm i ! STYLE OAK Ha IDER COLLIE pups, 3ts. spoilod rotton, SpQdous and cloan. Harry DeKoan at 733-0731. S1000/offor.438-249BH sC Hand hold cd ployer ______T .° bobrod. $50.00. Please r, No pots. 734.6600 : SOFA 6‘ long. 2 9 ' deop, «/cord. 735-1325/3pm, 'FAX STOV'OVE Franklin wood call2( od cow/family dogs, . J-HORSE Arabian gelding. _3' ^3'. high. S600.734-7027_____ — 208-543-80t4.B . ^ZH.t.wTN.FALLS_'Newi3; DINIINING ROOM SET Dun- tovormoke-offerrCalt- -V m j,-. • —ISyrs.-old.wcriiingronch- p = 36-3721. CHIHL1UAHUA AKC. long cwtlTT?H TZU Come chooso ' b d n n , 2 balh, garago. pa- I ■fl********** cai;an Phyfo. 6 chairs & 3 red. for stud sorvicq. horso. Roping, cutting ' YOUR S luliful baby boys. 2 i tlo, self'Cloan ovon. I - covre;S1500.733-8143-« SIDEBOARD/BUFFET S1J leavos. loo $650.733-0070. . _ STUDUDDED SNOW TIRES Ca'n°0■ 037-6162B . . ; . refrifl.. DW. W/O hook-up.. Oak. $900. Blond giN, low last yoar. And now- s ttt^ los, will bo ready tho ■ -JEROME-Commorciai z INING SET Classic solid HSHUNDS Minialuro lethH.S275 S2 lirm.644-9608B ; AC.UodalOpan4th& HORSE Barrol. vory well vanity „ w/slool & round qq m s to fit. Toyota Corolla. CH. building for ront. Approxi brod. 12 yr. old. 15 hands. [, 30k parquet 48'x42* (2 AD E C, 10 wks. Smooth - < Lmtore. S6S0& up. Chuck bovoled mirror. $350. i,,. TIMES-NEWS SI50150.733-5907/829-5052. H-TZU AKC. 0 wks. mately 10.400 sq. It. Re- pretty Bay maro. Runs loafs extend it lo72'x42*). ts. 1 black & tan male ' 1 733-0207 or734-4012.B contly romodolod. Suit- Misc. tmall tables. in,. , 2 shots, true black & borrols & polos. Very ^ Inci, 2 captain chairs & 3 CLASSIFIED STUIrUODED TIRES (2) S400')0, 1 doublo dapple | J TWIN FALLS 2 bdrni. S5S00 able for manufacturor. Also, arcode video regular chairs (all covorod 1 ’225/75R 15 MS. Nearly mole,le, $ 6 0 0 .324-6034B tor.$350, 3S2-t466B compotitivo. Excollont gam . es. Call 732-8185 DEPARTMENT j - --I $500 dop.-Call Tracoy-y- -warohouso or roiait. ground mannors. S4500. r in n o u tral (obric). E x c. _ ew on Ford p/u wheels, bbpb-g------SHIH-TZI.T2U AKC Roady lor : 736-05O3or731.2433a CallJolf at 324-8161 alter 5:00 pm.B L | ^ C all 734-8828. 837-6352B :ond. Roquost pictures at ^208-7^4-5538 ^ ------Chrislffum as kittens, istmas. $350. Shots & 0 or Miko al 73M 800, . ************| vclaws. Call 436-3360B : TWIN PALIS 2 bdrm. SS50 HORSES(l)2 yr.oldgold- ^ VIVEL ROCKERS Two CC0II324-5418. + SSOO dop. Call Tracoyy TWIN FALLS ^ or™oM 93 ^ 1 * 1 2*! S27S!™ 208-6^-4543 2 ioafoam Groan Lonos, cdcc~I ------SNAKE>KE 3 It. long. Rosy : 736-0503 or 731.2433« Ing, (1)2 yr. old filly. 5 l OFFICE. SHOP, yearlings & 6 woanlings, m ' UTON Couch doublo bod (BURLEY) b Groairoat sh a p e, $225/bolh, inK/Q,'Rottwoilor X puppies. Q, ^fi*,' $80, Incl, tank & TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm. T 1 WAREHOUSE pr.ced to soli. Call ■ wilh twin bod top. S100 adios 10 speed biko. 1Call 423-9775, Iter. Evos, 736-6553. bath, AC. storago &5. 375 sq.fl. & up Kimborty Rd Black entertainm ent OLF MEMBERSHIP s40. 4 o ' Call after 6 pm. or _ - 731-4768 or e62-3212M E 1 male kitten & 1 fo- t carport. S475/mo.+socur-r. 2000 sq.ft. Shop/lnsulaiod . DISHWASHER Portable. coic en te r with black doors. loasant Valloy C.C. Solo „noi.(ookonds at 734-1118.N ^«EE NEED A FEEDLOT for 3 (J 3r loase. 760-443-3915B le kitten, brother & ^ 8 2 5 i Ity. Call 20B-734-0007.B 4000 sq.ft. Ollico/Shop ^ Maytag, block, good vrtiris- $y5175. Coll 735-8070. _21II bulls («500) and 3 (H575) ^ RES(2)TOYOA-T or. Pari Siam ese. 423- - 5000 sq.ft. Warohouso ing cond. $250.737-0699, n m ASSAGE TABLE. Living uT245/75R16, 2a S125 oach ’ 5000 sq.ft. OHice/Shop roplacomonl hoilor coês. UTCH Booutilul oak wilh '9. keep trying to call.' bath. Siovo. rofrig. DW & : REFRIGERATOR 10cu.(t. 3 glass, doors. 00' high. ' “Earth I Graff, profoss/ona/. newow. G irl's bike, now lENT MIXER Eloctric ■ B 8000 sq.ft. Shop/Warohouso Coll 775-778-0323.B- E 2 rabbits with cago. q g g s W/D.NopolS.732.0895.« ' Frigidaire. $185. Range, 6Q‘30' wido, Uko now cond. jorfocl condilion.carrylng 75.375 Call 732-5229, f^HEE. ,gas for groonhouso ■ 10.000 sq.ft. Office/Shop | :aso. SSOO, Loavo mes- _ 1543-1223 ovonings. businos : TWIN FALLS 2 bodroom. oloctric. Whirlpool, 30'. «i;>1200. Can 734.1960.B IE S tôs Schwab, 75 to r .moss. Call 679-9979 AND MOREI Call Steve I $75, Clean!! 734.3278 — 5ogo at 324-6554. T i" ,!f ; .1 bath noar CSI. Appls. & 0% tread lolt. Studded E q c c " W A iiTITED ii 1 Hallow# Property Mgmt I ATTRESSFull sizo hotel ;E 2 yr. old fomalo oiGITA I garago, S510 + dop. 734-1334 I REFRIGERATOR Hoipoint r•olums.$100asol.Call c ISCELLANEOUS snownowllres.215/60/l6.(4). IITAL CAMERA and hristmas gift-wrap. Magic $1 oo don Rotriovor to good -onnjiai cabloc; lor a Polaroid - ; 736-9269.731-S269.B GENERATOR For salo. 1 w/icomaker. S250/offor,. 73,734-0881. Chris 100. Coll 208-123-4043. _ TWIN FALLS C Vollo/s bost kopi secret, - -______. 1, homo10. Call 208-934.9256. Modoldel 640. 6 Call 733-9444 ^ •i^FALLS2bodrocms. 350 KW gonoralor, Exc. ___ 735-5024 >• Retail spacos availoblo for ECTiONAL SOFA Ro- to o ft. rolls only $10.50 lAtLER M ounted 4 cyl, F h 'e eE Border Collie to I 1 bath. W/O hookup. cond, 2200 hrs. Poworod STOVE STC & Refrlg.- electric clii ngino driven, portable rrED Propano wall loaso. 2272 sq. It and :linor. quoon sloopor & per □£, roll. Greot soloction -J home, wilh igloo dog ' somo oppls. S475/mo.+ by 8V 92 Dotroil. Would SIOO. S1 lor both. 438-5514 q,,, heatorw/lan. ^ 2022 sq . II. at 870 Bluo stereo, S450, 677-2454B while supplies last. Buy u z z s a w with firewood hm.e>.iseondwaierflishand . $250 dop. No pots. Call bo oxc, back up for dairy. orsooat408W.Unco!n. or ^=7 pIiIlorS1495/olfor. Call 543-4000 II Lakos Blvd N. II iniorostod OFA $220, choir, $65, your yo quality gilt-wrap at 543-8277. Iv. mossago.B H as outo start whon oloc- ^ Coll 324-5858. ^ ■ ploaso contact . WASHER & DRYER------Gom Slato Popor & _____ V « NITED T n 2 axlo trailer, irlcity goos out. H oused i rocking love soat. S175. G E Cots and kittens, natbed TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm. 2 Connio or Loroy Atwood Konmoro. hoavy duty. Selectcq Comfort king bed. Supply Company TRAirlAINS H-0 scale modol 30d, Approx.12lt, lonn. bath. 3250 N 2300 E. «D.I. 1.800-269-6348.a for noise reduction. Call Groat , condition $125. gi: , N scale modol railroads, ______Can 438-8215 cjill 837-6660037- 208-226-2168.B S1200, Organ. $500. 1001 10 Highland Avo. E„ a N s 6 mis. S o( tho Rior Highh 'TWIN FALLS 1.000 sq.ft.. . Call 734-8355 Call 423-1444.B rwin Twi Folis, Mon.-Fri., 0-5, 423-!23-S101or737-2133B GERMIMAN SH O R T H A IR WANTECITED Fabric &oricnU)l School. Opon to look!;■ ovorhoad door, rostroom. TARPS 1 Hoavy duty, WASHERv5a & DRYER Ken- ^ ' Like new, 4 6 'Zenith Christmas pups dccoraliloralions/art, Womon’s 'ATERBED King. $1500 MOVOVINQ SALE. Fumituro. (111/24. show winners. piug 512 _____ S500 mo. Coll 733-8891 .■I 8'x15'offico. Highland 15'x50‘.S175.20'x50. moro '90 series, whito. no lig Screen, $750 or bosl 5 size clothing. Good $275, Olhor sizos availa. [,s l o w . S e l l f o r S 2 0 0 . olli(allico fumiluro. compulor. “ 'O ' ivers. 2 light, malos -ontj r ***************y Avo. E. Call 423-5411.1 used twico. SIOOO now . qc Ilor. 324-3549. ovonings. id. Cali 324-4111 bio. 5 yr. unconditional 57 Q o rg e o u sI Now q u o o n nioi■nolorcyclos. & ontiquos. 10, $350 females. Call _____:XWIN.FALLS.A.V.AIL, j-TWIN-FALLS-Shop, 211- „S750/ol(or,Call733-5167. . sizo elz pillow lop m attress a - — pjeiPleaseC89 20a-829-<201B -WEOIBOOING DRESS,-do- ^ 4.^ MTED-PALLETS _____ NOW. Socufo 2 bdrm. l Ouarantoe.423-5212« — 1-S082 orS 3 9 -6 0 3 4 .B - i W. Addison. Now ovail. = WASHER/DRYER set bc3O xsprlng,S250. r r ^ . ignor original. 5200. •x48‘ will pay top . bath. S410 por mo.+S200 e ^ dTTT r T s t m a s DEN RETRIEVER dollar. C ^ S2500/mo. 344-6889.B | KcKonmoro oxc. cond. 5250. Coll Co 735-1145. 'ultoy-typo weighl mo- gOj-OJ lar. Call 208-677-2728 dop. Somo ulils. Incl. No ^ UONEY? Don't pawn ghln lies. 2 fomolos »,VMTer r TWIN FALLS Warohouso SISlnglo Waeher $125. F = hlno. $200. 539-0032 ITED ; p.ot8. Locatod noar I youôur guns-soii thom. Call ays/934-5561 evenings. ^'^C..first fir shols, 654-2394B WANTEC L 6000 sq . fl. Hoatod. On | Warranty,W; Call 736-1805. k j i wood vanity w/mirror i .^Jowntown. Crodll chock 536530-2679 loavo m sg B 577^7 K RUSSELL pu p s, 2 an'obon Hwy. 30. Rail siding, z INCH oloctric. Warn. I bonch. Can 733-3634. • rdq.Coll208-733-2218. HAYV Feeder and dairy t " les left. Call boloro 2 lr Ollicos within. 599-0660B , OVER 3000 mod-lodol 5500, $400, Nor- JTED 12 ga. Shoigun I *************** 4000-1T balos, will dolivor. 1. at 537-6809, msg.B GIFT ITEMS dllc i e Track, ' $55. Shell. P’"'-” Christmas for my son. 326-1141 or539-4140H A LASl^SER CLEAN ENERGY •TW lNFALLSCIean, SAVER Direct vent hoat- wwwww.castlecreokgifts.comB alumlum. for long bed truck, LABSS AKC. black. Heady proter'!fer a Winchester or ! carpotod, 3 bdrni. uliiilios HAY a S tra w Big b a le s, — - ng systom s toyostovo. oil p i c i 7 5. H o ad a ch e rack for w eekok of 12*10 . with 1s t Romincimington pump, • paid. S550/mo. 324-3317.? f 3-STEEL BUILDINGS Infl ICTURE PRINTS 6 Bov pS. Good quality. 680-9300 * loating, LP, natural g a s Dooliitlo Doc ot $45 e a. Tho- ^jng ."0 bed Toyota, $100, shoto ts & dowclawod. Thankink you.v 934-5733 24x36 w as $8,900. he. Tioles. $250. Males. ^ TWIN FALLS Downiown or 684-9300 ovonings ■ system s. Leading sellers rnoi Kinkaid (10) 11X14. 'loaso call 208-732-5471. Fom c g TWIN FALLS 2700 sq. ft. r soli $3,900. sr. ■nas $200,10, Coll 734-9244B Caniidinssiiioa, Cm 733-oaai, . location, good sizod ono HAY & STRAW. B uying 40x54w , as$13,860. In in Canada & Alaska (or $27>27 oach. 208-733-1227. C ------bdrm, loft unit, appls, AC, shop/warehouse avail- — - Wo'io10 readyre wnon you niol 5 ablo immodiatoly • odd)* and Selling top dairy & soil 55,060, CO!MSI savings. ------— ^811 1 * * 4 hoat/waior Indd. S350 m o NTED 1 0 'TABLE e lional offico spaco also focdor hay S straw. Coll 50x125 e w as $28,700, B om lo's High »**•«******« * * PERRINE/STUART6 s n t o . b r . ‘br.=*k W wilh lilting art}or. available. Locatod near _ 062-3212/COII73M768* soil $15,900. Tech Heating ÊFIGERATORr e GE ^ jppiesl Roady for * bdrm, 2 % bath .n o oppls, LABS Call 733-8868. • John Deere. Contact Walt HAY^ 1st cut. 1 ton bales, Can Deliver! Walt 029-5212.423-1540B B'* 25,2 25 cubic It. sido-by. A L T i iristm o s. AKC ro g . ------— W/D hook-up. Gas hoat. (800) 392-7803.B . ^ sid o . E x o rc lso biko. Profc p u p 4TED 0 It, pool lable, Q 737-3939. dairy quality. Call for do* ELLET STOVE With sh LTO SAX. Jupiior, .Chrilots, dowctows. G reat WANTE . 'double garago, outsido Groon Bokers rack. w/po cellont condition, livorod prico. 832-2262,B ^ :himnoy pipe. $750 Gi 'rofessional. Silver/Brass shmily o t dog. Parents oxcell ‘ poi possiblo, S800.00 mo. Unfinished 7 drawer New HAY 1st culling. S110.2nd ^ | Coll 678-7696 Ut r/poarl keys. Never used, fnmiovon hunters. OSA Ploosoaso call1 208-543-6080. . GREAT SHAPE with now^ ^ "jifiBm i f - -p-pino-dresser-Safoty ii _ forS ------t^corpot and palntr3'bdrmri r ' ~-& -3rd cutling.-SIIS. No- ^ lew $1200 will sacrafico nrovrlified, M olos;-S200. ■ -W ANTE■*TED C a s e 2 0 9 0 & ------spspeed cul panel router, k p v r ■ W/O hook-up. Olf stroot , rain. Sm. balos. 733-3272. 1 3rStOOa/offor.73S.S128.. -certilo m a l e s . S 2 5 0 . 229010 Tractor.Tr 5 bottom on < Dolta boring m achine. Vr ilt deliver. Call landpiod plow, Oldor pull-type { ; parking. S525. mo. + dopI TWIN FALLS Roommato fHAY 1st or 2nd cutting. LEATHERS LE/ W om ens LYBOARO & STAND F 0 r ..Call,734rei10,B. I 8-J38-09t6.. -or solfsolf propollod bale - ■TT ^ MGMT - - 7 3 ^ 0 7 3 9 -w- an lad .'$ 2 5 0 month, ulil- small balos. Ptoaso call (Harloy ( D av id so n ). T * * * * * * * * * * * * 1 733Yamaha PSR-240, Wil Dc ■***♦****■<: I wagon.30n. Call 678-5746, 3 Itlos paid. Call 733-0973. 2O0-32G-6515.B Brand Brar now. Coll 934-1658J Likonow;S200. 208- 3 -Cc I ; “ bdrfoTbas hoat.'A^.' WD -HAY1st.-2ndS3rdcuttlngr C” 733-8579 or 837-4746. I - hook.up, no smoking, 3 siring bales. Plooso calt ^ 1 SOUTH LOCUST L l l i^=^=^$585-+-dop.-734.2822 or ■ -208-734.^7J ------A — MINJ STORAGE------I '..73M256. 197 Soulh Locusl lo a ' iTWTKlFiALLS Nowor. SIOO-SIIO/T.No rain! CONNECT I ''‘"I rSERVICEM ; boaulltui onorgy offl- I CONNECT I Glonns Forty. 366-2426« colum,. clothing, tools, bond ^ • d0nt,1.2 & 3 bdrm. opts. WITH f WITH USIM ESSISri HAY 2nd cut grass hay CUSTOMERS equip,, sloroo. guitar. ' . AffonJablo prices, Incomo CUSTOMERS mix. small balos. 208- wNoctiblos, TV. ond m oro a i g n i R Y j . restrictions apply. Coll WHO 326-1270 or 731-0741.B WHO tvww.ouclionsldaho.com' Fawnbrook A pts. for. HAY 3 cuttings. Soli ony NEED t rAlt A m orlcan Auciion ■ w E c a . dotallsol734-1600.EHO, NEED F Handicapped sccewlble. YOUR am ount. Ploaso call YOUR m SERVICE r 733-2520. B SERVICE ■ ! HAY 300 Ton. 2nd, 3rd, W J D Y M A N n I------^ Advertise in Advertise In ------^ PAINTING 10Tof4lh.Slraw.small IV-COUS-TI-CAL EMPLOYMENT £ I F h / t h e 'boIos.Call 655-13tf the RaOATS: P e rfe c t C h rist- 1------KELLY'S HOME & D R Y W A LL SERVICES E P A IR i REMODEL Interior/Exterior ; JEROM E Holklay fulotol S e r v i c e HAY330T ^ 2nd, S110. Service n |® a s gifts. Gorgeous long A-< Tom isband a Wife loam. 250T3rd.S130.150T4th. Raccoon, medium, oxc. o DCp . L/ndor now m anagem ent.. remporary-.permanent OverOvoi 25 years oxp. D ire c to ry S140,Big balos. Coll Directory cc:ond. Socrifico $495. ®BOB'S BEST ^ . -Nico, cloon, comfortablo Nood empioyoos? Rofs. 20 yrs. oxp. Senior Soni discounts. rooms. 401 W. Main. 829-5379« 7; 3HEARLING LEATHER D R Y W A L L p £ f R easonable ratos! 733-0931 ext. 2 . 733-0931 ext. 2 SOAT, long, fox{7) cellar Nood a job? o(208)732-0739 , 324-2361JI HAY 3rd cutting. 12 Ion. L = Custom Toxturos mm lall J a c k 735-0227 cuffs, smoll. BEAUTI- p e r s o n n e l p l u s (; r ADVANCED ______- % 731-0788 (TF) 733. TWIN FALLS SIZOAveok - __S95.a.lon. Smoll bales., . r i ÛLISigs.W OOL CONSIGNMENT ~578K»91 (Burley)— 1 porson. Capri Motol. 734-1127 or 731-9329W SOATS Classy, sm7mo- ^33-7300 o r 678-<040 ~ =■“H0ME'“"1 r= ^ Wed. December 12th F -dJK nsurod -.Free Eslimales.|. ______^ ROOFING-- Cnll733.645i HAY 80 ton of 3rd, 2 string B Jium$15toS40.-736-0008- e )NSTRUCTION 50 hoad Holstein Springer balos. oxc. quality. — TWIN PALLS Studios H oi(ors7^m o. brod COMPITTER groat Starter. In(lAMOND 1/3 cut, vory Insi PROFESSIONALPRC availablo. Utiliiios incl. $125rtoo.CaII324-5028,* COI “ FURNACE“~ t COh 20 yrs. of Al Brooding. c 133 mhz with Widnows 57ligh quality, $700. S ond -- - - ENDRY&SONS r oXFING o r a COATINGS cable. $420/mo. 733-8841 AIR DUCT I HEATING Genom atod to Al Bulls. HAY Altalfa. 1st & 2nd 98. If $135. Call 735-9379. 83:nquiros to: P.O. Box ____ HEr Carpenters CommoTimorcial, rosidontial. cutting. Small balos. Wo nmorcial & Residential Build CallJohn Troian, ABS Rep. LAPTOP COMPUTERS JAC>722. Twin Falls, ID CLEANING g' Buildup roots. Minor I wocWy ratos • Affordobl^* ' deliver. Call e86-7S 70a LAf SAWTOOTH for mofo info. 324-4557 - Roconditionod. 150 lelt. cor33303.B______I Jo b s Large a Sm all leaksiksropaiiodin24hrs. r i Cloan • Quiot • Friendly • Air Quality Services Hoa« Interior & Extorior . 733-72 Alt broko to self-locking HAY ^ Atlalto. 600 ton. 3rd & LIKE NEW! Prices Start at IdeXCKET Silvor mink. oxc. SHEET METAL 3-7221 o r 326-5857 Kimberly Rd. 733.-8620 4lh culling, 1 ton bales, Air Ducts Furnaces C 2-5618 o r 731.6089 ------) stanchions. $150. Call Laptopolis a t m »ndilion,Tm $750. Groat gilt . oating/AC Rolrigoration Int Call2C8-587.913f - Dryor Vents Chimneys 40 hoad 7S4 mo. brod ' _ 208-734.6658. 239 Main modea. Call 934-5813,B ' Commercial ond 732.* Insulation Removal ____ ( 4 r T TB O a O F I R G ! ~ 'N ew fy R em odeled Holstein Springer Holfors HAY H Allotla. Prime 3001. Avo. W. Next to FestivaJ = . rosidontial L J ^ _ Al Brod to ABS Bull *0759 INK COAT full length. 0 732-8788 • r = = (2 0 8 )7 ^ ^ J ^ )ME REPAIRS r S1204upweekly. 1st. 2nd. 3rd 2 string of „> Trees. Twirt Falls, ID. 32tilahogany w/Fox trim. Reasileasonablo ratos! •2482ndAvoW. 733-5630« Rowdy. All broke to hoavy bolos. Will soli _ _ 800.827-9181 1 soil-locking stanchions. $5(Exc.cond. Sizo 6-8. TONY’S HOME roe ost. Financing TWIN FALLS Rooms. , small omounis. Call 324- GARAGE 737-0000 PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK »2500, appraised at REPAIRS $go/wook, microwavo. 5082 or coll. 539-6034.B JEROME. ID H Soi55000. 578-9396 evos.B <----- DOORS lucots, dry wall. olc. R!EMODELING E M . rofrig. Utilities pd. C ablo HAY dairy, feodor, & o a ts j j ^ BUSINESS I f Plans Available 324-1345 V RISTWATCH Ladlos lling, ronlal cleanups, Plar TV, nopots.1201 Kimbof- . largo balos. = 7^ Rosidontial and re do want you can't , lyRd.orcaI1735.0232.B BEOKE FEEOLOT Coll 731-3471 days. COAL Stoker & Lum p joiko Klnotic. Novor vrom SERVICE & 737-0000 Delivered or You4laul k;S0. . Groat buy! 326-5870 Commercial lo, Tony-734-3322 1— — TWIN FALLS Studios C ustom C attle Feeding ** 734-3589 eves.*** 7; Solos and Sorvico ' Moore's Inc. 423.5533 . ^ 8 TW IN F A L L S . availablo. Uliiilios Incl. + Spodalizing in fo«Jding ell jjHAY Feodor, 900 ton ot d a sso s of cottlo, from FIREWOOD Cut & split. A P L A N R O O M _____laseline Doors Inc. I____ 1 HARPENING cable. S300-S420/montii. 1st, 1150 ton of 2nd. Ton 20S-436<4740 = = ^ ^ = = S H A raising your roplacomonl Wilt deliver. Coll 208<}24- Jobs to bW for alt j = ^ C a » y 3 » e S 4 f ______bolos, Howo, Idaho. Call Vri\ )ME REPAIRS I SERVICE holfors to finishing and 034-4036 or 539-1036,a ^8284, loavo m essage. tjo construaton. Free Hi marketing your (at caltk}. -r FIREWOOD Hardwood SKEALTH RIDER Groat month (now co,) 9hn ‘s Sharpening HAY for sole. Smoll bales, HANDYMAN I [h ÊNEREL'SHOM E Call Frank Bcdko cut & split, $90/PU load. tTnEleal! Risor & videos. . Blueprint copies. S e rv ic e ' COI1431-9098 Foedlot...208-862-3613 $120/ cord you'pick up. a>100/offer. r Call 326-3626. 734-PLAN (7526) WORK BEN implele sharpening, Homo.....2O8.062.3812 HAY H T on b a lo s ol d a iry si< ------1 Gen TiodclSi d ^ a l l . Ulo. libido a steel saws. BUHL 2 bodreom. 1 bath $140/cord dolivorod. S2‘ORDICTRAC w/computor ain tin g a carpentry. > Coll...... 208-531-2992 through feodor. Coll 324-7697J i ^ I. heart role monitor. ~ Seneral hom e repairs. *^cmc 141 Bracken S tS $350 + doposit. ; Can 678^597 or 6700597B S oi " pi 20 yrs exp. Free 734-1050 7 • Cotl324-3267J BUY ' 4 or moro Gallons - FIREWOOD 75(aSO/olfor. Con 677-4636 '------• intonor/extonor. P^^ Estimates. I------■ (3.78L) IvennecUn T.S.C. T Hay Retrieving Please call S3£FAIRSTEPPER Lilostep ------CARPErJTRY ,6„plumbing, painling. all B ruce 733-7543 ^GOODINQ 4 miles North, P our.O n at S220 pay Call Con at 420^)133 t bdrm. W/O room. $350/- 208-734-3587. ^ '500. commercial typo. 1------ond drywall. _ NO hazard charges. or280-0839.B 6 yearsI carpontry oxp. TREE mo. Incl. powor. S300 FIREWOOD • Pino wood »50A>ost y offer. 4 2S6363. C Call for FREE Catatog. | M A G IC T O U C H ^Froe ostim atos ■ — t dop. Call 208-886.2005.a Spilt & dollvorod. (wo )IHAX Orig, cost $1300. )ME REPAIRS/] TRIMMINGR Livostock Concepts, (nc. I For Alt Your Home ...... J o h n 735-5179 [H0i5 TWIN FALLS 12x65 1-800-225-7399. I mako oul of town dolivor. Uko now. S400/olfer. u Improvoments Hi EMODELING C e ccil's ifs T ree Trimming mobile hm. w/garago & vmwJvostocfccDnccptsxorrfl \ ■ ios) $125. Call 677.2382. ” f Call 733-3728. NO F JO B TO SMALL laundry room. 20x20 ; 736*7404 or 280.1661 HANDYMAN I JAMESCO Toppropping a removal CATTLE Bred heifors. 14 CHOPPER ^ -65 Hosston, ^FIREWOOD All variotlosf 3EIGHTMACHINE + . storage. 8 mllos SW. J\RGE, 2 weight stacks. N< Ask for Lou 1 call doos it alll Stump Stu removol Black Angus heifers, brod . 7730 forage harvostor. Call R atto L andscaping s s ( SERVICE Firewood for sale dop.733*1540a i* seats. 15+ stations. ------73< 1 Plu > yrs. exp. in homo 'Firoii ^ _to.slart.calvtng.Fob_tst^ __855 Cummins, 5 ton a T ree Co. at 934-86988 = 1 i -Froo Estimates-:______aoo/offor. Call 543-5639 ■ ■ = = ^ - d . y tpoirs arem odolino.— ----- 'tWlN FALLS 22 bdrm. mo- " Ploaso call North of Eden c o n ta in e r . C orn & h o y Flfl{ Plumbing, oloclricol. . 25 Freoy estimates. Call1735-5045-4100964 735 ■drywan,-pBinlrng.-etc.------rope ------^bileîomer$385+-5385- -Angu«r208-625-9971«-- —hoad&,-porloct/diu)ct—- del lit Frank 732-5433. ■ . dop. 2 bdnn. $ 4 00+ 400 : Chop-324.714a'53»0489i Con 677-3059B U k CARPENTRY^ _ 25 yrs. oxp. F CATTLE Bulls. Holstein = Ropoirand Instan; Mel-On-W tweis Call :|Clop.420472a/734-14e2a ' DOZER BLADE JD lOlt. FIRt VACUUM Brown Swiss X. 300 to ° FIREWOOD Split dty pino, BA\ >ocks, (oncos, windows. ______r3S-1721 Of 308-1683 ANITORIAL 8OOIb.wol0tt3.280-43B2. Last mounted on a 4640 $90 S9( PU kudod, approx. 8 • BA doors, intorrar painting. ------j ►TWIN FALLS SKY LANE ; JD tractor w/front osslst. loa ARBIES&BEANIE SALES CATTLE Reg. Angus cows. loads. Dolivoryf 432-6928 Ma JA i-B o in your now hom o for S1S50.208-352.1158B pfSj lABIES. M intinbox. ND SERVICE 3 -6 yrs. old. will calf In - PINE Dty, split. 75- Froo estim ates HAUUNG I d ah o G eneral AND tho HoIWays. Vory cJoan. FREEMAN 5300 Big Bolo 2 tockios, Holktay & moro. °°Call Chuck Rogors Fobr. Call Lylo Fullor ^ $100 Pick up load. '5+roiirod. Incl, bears,* sanin^ S erv ices ■ 2 bdrm. 1 bath hom o with 734-4897.B Stackors-Cummins w/T/A. ____ Call 324.B534B 326-5271 or731-139t. SERVICE ELECTROLUX ;:W /0 hookup. $400 por . ninttags.208-735-9022Ji C Cloa uum cleaners, sham- AC, Allison Auto. 1997 cSTOVE t q (2) wood. oxc. con------1 Unv •N e ^ H o m e s ' Vacuum • month+ $200 dop. Crodit CATTLEMEN ( Cydectin T T T ▼ T T ▼” 326 II typos of cleanup work ooers. central vacs. w/3415 hrs. 1998 w/2997 ditkxi, di« S200-300 each/m - hor •Rentals „ P«»' ond landtord chocks roq. ■ Pour-Or>(10Lt)CHEAPI Unwarned item s from js.'sorvKM and repair. hrs. Can (208)324.7148« ake oflots. Col 54^6256J i C , ------— You, u : 9d.n nr Salos, s< COII733-W07. plus 200 dosos ’-T honw s a businot;se6. 2392: OuBois 7.Way/BIackIog FREEI JIFFY *91 Forego Cart, ------1 Mike'ou tuima U-wo do Itlll l-7 3 6 -f sido dischargo. pinllo Call 733-5618 Call for FREE catalog. [^lassifieds~ _ CLEANING like'sFf H auling Service 1— ~•AINTING & ------E i hitch, 2 spoods unload. A r Livostock Cor>cepts. (nc. ' F re e e s L 734-6697 P fi Caa(208)324.7148a B SERVICE ^ DRYWALL f-^ It pays to read the ^ VEDDING & BvSS^Swxn S 3 P R A Y E Q U IP M E N T BEG9ED Ouoon sizo. Bought fine print X)UNTRY CLEANERS ( M p H O M E ° L U P H E R bBRIDESMAID r i T t m y K O S ------■ ! CVUECTIN POUR.ON '05 Rogotor, '91 Sproy- now no used only 1 year 'AIMT1NG,INC. :____ Ne.ôJ»go.SPaco8 ot>I _ (to qt)CHEAPi pto 200 Coupo. ' Mack Truck, .$285/offor.Can73»^ .$2i . COIconstruction doan up.. __^PROVEMENIS EDDINGSHOP------tmnorrtanksrotc.-M USr -b e D • - - Prime Eastland propertyf doos 7-W ^B1acEiog SEDHWU5ET------Spodanzo in carpet . Ron PA tiding O nes $50-399 SELUCa0431-2426a 4 pe Call 7334931 Bu I undor,construclion.. FREE( Wkhllo supplies 1 pc. Thomasvlllo. Oak. deonino. Froo estbnat. -Nowconctructtoo ef ------P a in t ils-Slips-StKMS-BraS . .; Reserve your spaca nowt lasI.CalKorFREE T - — o r ------“ aomodete, repairs, lobs JoxiFnjoostim otost Voils-S TON BALE STACKbH SlOOO/offor. SI SofaS 00. Bonded & Insured. . .1 istflvaPortyOrwsos _ ’ by'colling G ary ThiottonI cotalog. Lovestock Con- -.Mountodon74Konworth. pc. of oQ typos & sizes. CallBin Fi 0(208) • Chrtstmj pc.soctk)nal. B assett h a s - - 677-4042 Jerome 3240299 ) 324-3475 (208) 30?i0iOH Of} /r)vilaf»orts/ ------l-Ot'i7a4-4061-orDouo-r - - c e p t3 .‘txx-t-e0Q-225.7399 -C u m m b tt. AT/PS.------tho Free cstlm otos.------~ “ C i or •than1 yr.okLS2000/of(or. : ..Burtey___ _ 727-1207 cen. 733-Btt3-BS3S-2t0S.Main - t-Str^0l734.5T6a' wwwJvc8locfaanc

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^WANTED CfO »icut*8W .' CREEKSIDE COURT PANTERA'60 500'& ' SNOWMOBILE ' SSNOW TIRES (atuddod) SNOWBLOWER SN 'OB FWD CHEVY CHI '92 Ext. Cab, at loasi 7 fool long. No'4X4 ARCTIC CAT'01 000.■ SNOW BUDE for 4 cond. CaII208-324-4919B 4x4 5 1 ,995oa. Ford ’87 1979. Intorosiod In o s- Mountain Cat. 307 milos, 8tt. factory m ado. 2 yrs. old. ^ IKIJUIU.... latos and collodions. Call . wtiooior, a et o f c h aln a lor S"- 30BCAT '96 Skidsteor. ^* 5XLTlt R angor 4x4 53500. «™.'B888 pe rio d cond. Slill undor Tool box in front, side • 733-1322 Of 733-9608. r -2 wheats 5375 735-5213. :HEVY'83Bla2or 3reat Gre economy, great 21 warranty. 56,200 or offor. walls, drop gate. 2700 hrs. Nlco machinol ® ” 20gOIIIT8UBISIIIECtlP8E ; SNOW PLOW BLADE----- ear -58.760. Coll 7 3 4 -4 0 1 O .B --i,6. 6.2.dk)sel. - autom atic &____tractraction In snow. 324-6868.- - Call 324-2547 cr420r2334 S900/offor. Ca»736-1870.- AC. 542S0. (20e)324'7148a ------lutait-----rnaiiu— ! Will lit Iruck o r iraclor. _ CA: a s e loader W20B. 2 yard k ttc ORD '8 6 ^ T. 4x4, new ARCTIC CAT8 'OgEITIgre» 5475 Call 430-8215 K” ;HEVY'85 S-10 Blazer, Tiotor. mot now c a rb u re to r, s m m u s n n o s‘o 01 m m m '66 & '85 Cougars. Custom btbucket. Call 023-4633 or ‘'^1 ; SNOWMOBILE ^ PS . AC, s ta n d a rd trans. -odlalor, radl: 4 tiros. 53000. 19 buili 4 p la ce trlr. w /elec 731-4666.B (,1 1989KEBCgB1fIBICEII ; Pro-Season Pricos ■ V6, alum, wheels, good 733-6204 733- or 731-5204.B HONDA '08 CR-250 Exc. brakes. Call 734-9350 ’ Groal Slods H01PS09-1 — >OZER 1 9 9 3 .C a t-D 5 C tlros, tiro mns great! 51850- uwwiiu imtim....»... '988 cond. Prpod & ported. ^ days, 734-5735 ovos. ■ 76800. 208-655-4260B CON-FIDEENCE! Porloci Chrisimas prosont. also two olum. slop up sp $1100. Kawa»akl'97 slops. 5150.423-5321 5 Y our Satisfactiction Is SIOOO. Both (n oxc. cond. _____ Call 324-7146B ------G u a r a n t esedI: e i — - - winch & snowplow. S5795. •5 Day/250 Mile , Coli ovos. 734-2121.B POLARIS '01 Sportsman M oney Back Gaurentein t e e ^ 500 6x6. 600 milos, still - undof warranty. 734-6052 -• U p'lo-3 Y ear/36,000 MMil ile ------— SUZUKI '96 1 25 DR Umited W arranty Enduro. Exc.cond. Low DffSpMfiSiO milos. S1450/orroror i h KIUUS MYo»S«]MRep.ForDtuxDttaij Irado. Call 678-2847* EzduOn VtNdrs UuMM u b YAMAHA '93 WR-500 Ronthai bars, runs good. . S1700/Olfor.734-9466B YAMAHA '00 RTtOO Oxc. • B cond.. Just liko now, lOBBFOBllMIHIUIQGOOPE 51600/offor. '77 Honda m m ...... '155*0 Trail 90 SSOO. 536-2236.B l9»ea!fB0lErUllBt)S£Dl)IS . m tu4...... “?.L'1BB«o iBsseamoureoNnBSioNii i f u d n u a m '.'“.".•165«o..... ALUMINUM BOAT 14 fl. IS HP, vory good cond. I998P0^6B1H)UISEDIIIS Liko nowl SIOOO or bost . t m u $ ...... ““.'165ib olfor. Call g08-934-9057. (OOOPOIITUgStlXHRESEDlNSE ------r to m - n r r r : - l998raimie£8AKDUI —^175 ib a j ntaaa mwi...... '180 ib SAVE-ON-SHELLS • aSTIWIUCUNKElUESQIIlia USED SHELLS I f t 40 lo cti0030 Irom "..“.'199«b Stylos, sizos. colore, ? J '94D0Dai(lOUNDUMVMII IHI 4-DR >941iraio4X4ni>Min4 lOoieHEnoiHuiSo”'.... big trucks, small trucks. y * 3rd Door, n.taaatm irmu ...... W or. Loaded w / CD! salher & CDl XLlXLT P k g . , L o a d e d v v / tovi .. '225iii Vciy reasonable 678^)103» '97 CHRYSIIR1 # 6 1 3 5 1 SHELL lor long bod PU. Fi- Fulfy Loaded w / Lee MilesI #6179T !OO1C8EnOL0iniDUSEDlli borglass. sliding sido win f y N a t * 8 , 9 9 5 ^ • 9 , 9 9 5 aua nrna...... “ ....'225iib . dows. Iront boot. Eggsholl # 6 1 8 4 C 9S4aK1S004iDI8UlB color S2SO/ollor. 735-0075 ^ S A I I V as *11,995 mam mam...... '230ib S A U L ^ ^ S 999ranUCTBUS>0BTmcmmuaaitamu...... -..■250i(i 1-win. Model 70 Foalh- B99Giejmnriinunfls ' o i B m v i ...... orwoight .270c with Lo- H I ■ 2 5 0 « upold scopo 3.5-10 50 ggsennoiiFffoouiB nim objocttvo H.D. duplox. amaam mum__ h * 0011734-0481^ im 998 omniour 2500 xeiB-J250 KIMBER 45. Ultra CDP Hn 11! pistol. Browning 7mm B l R 4 H f l a « K o n m ___-.-_.'260io nllo. 324-3832/324-7914S % '9ISATII iMNHni 'Nd(imeuTj/traimiii 999nSUQIIEnU£ R U G ER 10/22 Doluxo. Rod s s It ____._„.'2I5ib Dot scopo. extras 5200. K 5-Speed, Air,A C assette & Low Loaded, Low _V-8,.i, 5-Speed.A ir, CD&M ( Rugor 10/22 Custom Tar- '91UUIDMVII4X4i M o r e l tS9l8IB8nTe806Uni8PEII I 1 M iilesl#6176C l e 2 2 5 1 # 6 1 8 I T . got. scopo. heavy barrel, C ounty Pkg., LWB, L. mam— V a » * 9 , 9 9 5 ‘”^.'488 extras, S400. 306-0808 or V a s *1n 7 , 9 9 5 886-9809 MilesI #622 B84«aBPICnPBESB SAU V as *15,995 RUGER22mag.AII j a u _ ^ J 4 £ 9 S9 s I £ _-'1488 loathor. 77-22 with Tosco Ill m m u FBI) cam Pronghorn scopo. S400. - ■ i m a _____ Call 733-6594. . --_J988 S 3 »I 2t. e% APR.PR.10%DOWN. 1 l J U Uno call - won do it oBI Oaaarfiod, 733^)031 cut. 2,

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FORD *95 F-350. crow cab.' dan, good cond. Now XLT. good cond. S15.000.I. tiros, 25 to 30 mpg. - Call Kylo 208-720-6944( $3500. Call 837-6210 i or208-823-4492.H homo or 539-6002 wOflcB 2000 DAEWvoo ' •F O R D '97 E xploror XLT. FORD '98 Coniour, vory va. AWD. loattior, loadod.i| good cond. Whilo painl. leg3ANZA! CDX< SEDAN CO chanoflr. 64K milea.-___ groy.lnlarior..Roducod.to . . . S15.000.423-4706/Spm.1I --6on. S7500.‘7 3 4 :4 5 2 r» “ ' ^ CDXl£GANZA WHH AUTOurcmnc cim iE com oi > /4BS/ WTTMaR'SPSED TjiACTlON .. FORD‘01 F350 Crow Cab,~ FORD '9 8 T aurus Wagon : CONmx»LEAJH£RSSAmm s • AUTOMATIC TliANSMtSSIOK W • POWER WINDOWS AND . Diosol. XLT. short box. _Dajk groon. low mis. Exc. D cxyj LOCKS \MTHKEyi£SSRSSfÊ^fO;ES • ANT? JHEFTAM/ZM.M SYSTEM • AM/FM/CASS • CD 23K. Call 645-243€a ' OWd. $11.000.733-6276W 'SKSPEAKB? SOUNDINDSVSTEM»AaCVWHmS Folls. 280-2328. doalor.B rm £ LESS EXPCNsrvV S y> ' : CallStacay 734-5700. | . HONDA '9 3 Accord LX ur vntH Au TH smUN -GMC'eaJimmySLELoad- 4 door. Rod. 5 spood. s n m - m r A ^ ■ Od! Exc. cond.TSK mis.• S4300/offor.410-2778« Sl3,900,208-655-4260BL HONDA'97t Passport T > 'GMC '99 Siorra crowcab.. 70K milos. silvor. loadod. 2000 DA\EW OO ■ r - 4 dr. 3/4 ton. Salo or lako> AT. PW . PL, AC. sunroof. ' *■ > Ovor loaso. 67B-7478B 4-whooI drive. $12,500/ NUBIRA CDDX SEDAN ' r * JEEP '87 Chorokoo. 4.0 li-: offor. Call 734-8332 or tor. 119,600 mllos., 326^369 a sk lor Bill.B IHHBH OR STATIO^NWAGON S2500/o»or. 736-8571Ji fHONDAS from $500 Police . ' JE E P ’94 Grand Chorokoo) Impounds, for listings. AUTOMAVCfii) POWER WINDOWS./SAND DOOR LOCKS • CRUISESE • - UmllodMPI. V-8. Groon. 800-719-3001 o x l C619M AM/FM/CASSaK • CD • KEYLESS RE,m /O JE • MUCH MUCH MORE V ski rack, pillow loalhorr HYUNDAJf '9 7 Accont 70K - soats. oic. Only S8,000. milos. groat mileogo, . Prlcodt08o:i.734-4101.1I $4,600. Cali 537-6877.1 : MfTSUBISHI'9 3 Montoro>_ _Jj E E P ' 8 9 Grand ^ ______- r - — SRr4X4rioalhor. c o r “ W agonoer. Excelldhl loadod. 55500/olfor. condition. C all 733-7623a l : Ploaso can 20&-734-3724* f 1 ,9 8 6 • KIA'95Portogo.4wd. .f4ISSAN'90 4X4.hlgh; •' hatchback. Only 68.400 milos. good cond. S4200. mis. Loadod. $6000. *.•; ::P»oaso can 208-934-56BSBI Call 324-9233B NISSAN'94 55K mis. CO.[ KM AZDA"W M PVlx47ATi • • . ' 'custom whools & tiros. AC, power ovorything. S7SOO/ol{or644-9S18ovo«I S7995.88G-2103.a NISSAN '94 Pathtlndor.; ii MERCURY -SBSablo. has Ati ' oxc. cond. S7900. Ploaso) $1500. call20a-734-6208.« MERCURYt, '90 Topaz. 20010( LANO’S St>E COUPE TOYOTA '9 7 Landcnjisor.• . $1500. P Fully toadod. loathor. sun' CHEVY'96'■ S-10 PU. 4X4. /Afl?'• PO W pSm N D C m • AM/FhTM/CASS‘ SIER£OSySTEM'-' root, oxc. cond. 678-747SMI , $8300. " , REAJiWIPBia3 i & W A ^ • AUTOMATICTRAf'ANSMSSION • GREAT GAS MH£A I PONTIAC '9 4 Grand Prix. TOYOTA'60 PU. AC. 144K•' $4350. IFIT'iir'STHATTlMETOBUY]fJHE FIRST CAR FOR - mllos, Linoxbodlinor, now' SUZUKl'95c Swift. $2500. ■; : paint. S3500.734-5146.BI TOYOTA^ '93Cam ry, ['.EyqURSPHi:h6 o L CHILD YOU SHCidULD LOOK AT THIS F,FIRST. : $4250. '•t: 3rUro378hollw/catpotkitI > HONDA-90 DX7S2700.------$30Q0/otfor. 73S-1947B MAZDA t. '8 6 RX7, loaded, ' $4700. " 0 ^ DODGE '94 Caravan-.- • S4900.. HONDA *92 Accord.-$4700.- ‘ • TOYOTA'QOTorcol. CHEVY 7 8 v a n . 76K mis.. ' $2500. now trans., runo groat. . GUC’87Suburt«in-.$3590.- D O W N ^ i 1 f t F — = Sl600/o»or.73S-4097J . FORD‘97Touni9.S6200..f T u per mbni • > CHEVY'87 Astro, CorgoI FORD’89p F-150. 4X4. : >1: - V an. S1900 o r boat offor.; $2700. ? ; : Ploaso can 208-736-726MI FORD'9p 4 Exploror. loadod CHEVY'97 Vonturo w/Ioalher, $5895. g h ? ExLvan. 78K m is. $8000. Manyf m oro vory good cars CaII324*e202fl at vory g o o d pricosi Fl- ; nandng available. CHEVY ^ Astro, all whool rA ' E lite M otors 'fpEOP^ I'. dr. 8 passongor. oxc. ; 73& 5314 ■cond. Loadodl Roducod .. 643 2 n d Ave. S tosolS15.500^73«521« I Twin Falls a WITH' DODGE *92 350 Long! rMERCURY '90 LS. Mar- >* ■ body, som o oxtorior quis. great carl 105K. m '‘■1 -damago. Good motor &; --S3500.CaII733it940.B- drivoIino.CalI678-0597a - . . MERCURY:92Tracor4dr. m DODGE '93 C aravan. V6. pGood condition. $1900. front whool dr. AT. PS. Call733-2822Ji . buill-in chlld.soalsr-now- .£ •M ERCURr*B3 SabIo. full tirts/snowtiros.voryoood " loadod, cloan and con- cond. S2.950.726-8788B a g fortablo. good in snow...... d«6f-n 9 , 9 DODGE'94 Caravan ^ ' $2300. Coll 736-5983.B , • : Equipped w/whool chair = ramp 38K mis. 7 3 3 ^ 9 6 *J ^PONTIAC-96 Grand Prix 4 door. SE pkg., oxc. cond. DODGE '96 Grand Cara- S2KmiS8195. 734-1955^ van SE. loadod. oxc. = :r:- cond.. $7850.324-5087JII ^ PONTIAC -98 Grand Pre GTP. extra clean. 70K. FORD *95 A rro w sta r XL toathor so a ts, 32 4 -7 5 6 3 J -'C 68K milos. vory cloan. SUBARU = •93 Legacy Whito ; v bloo, S6200.733-7060M ^ 4 dr. Now ongino, 35K mis. - G U C -92 safari, vory good :$4000. Call 862-3278B ' condition, $4495/or bost SUBARU c '9 6 Legacy Wag offor. CaO 543-6808J i ôn, B2K milos. good cor>d. PLYUOUTH-M Voyagor Viow a t 844 W ashington ‘ , 82Kmi8. Now tires. SI. N. Suilo 300. Twin cond.$4axijp&«)10« .- Falls. 734-8531. Sealed I bkte$8000 or higher are I being accepting for l I wook beginning 12/08/01 I -S ending 12/14rt)i: dose ; -0(bU8in093j— ------Pleaso cfKwk yoor ad for concctnoss on tho first THE TIM ES NEWS day Ihot ft runs, as Ctassined Depaitmen) ThoTnws-Nowsbnot o p e n s a t 6:00 am W . * ^ rosponsibto for errors M o h m n iR L : « oftor that timo JI ' T ake C a ra o f your r ' WBHAVBS! s e v B u u . m o R St O0 f ' classified business' IffCilBOVinvBaais. stope9 b y i':> •' AUTOUATIC bef ora y o u h e a d to yourttuslnessi >: TRANSMISSIONS - V _ A N D p tac a Yom mroana ;■ Spodal $359.95. Most 1-208-733-0931 e x t 2 w ■ Amorfcan vehiclos. parts, or our Burtey Office labor&installatton 1-208^77-4042 Indixtod; Economy Tnnsmlssion VW90 Posaat 16V2.0“ CMa324S7e0hr AT, * S ony E xplod storoo. JUST A ;SMALLSSAMPLE iOF OUR iUSED CAIUIS& S inf V ' S ::j ettbmOam INow e x h a u s t $3500. ------COD734-6607B------— USEbCARS-<ÛR5UVS-=:= ------LIST— NO -12 low— USEDCARSFIS-OURÛVS— LIST— I 'L B«W«2325i. Ponnsylva- • -VW<-OO^GL&«^ - —NOW— - — niaiawrum’cortjfiany'ciir ~ i2za l99fC H Btoi£tt»VAaERaj /B Extorior-whilo. sunrool. AC. ‘ aOoy w tw ols. now an ajm ti -‘3,to b '2,81?63 z ,« e a 2 1994 ISUSUZLTIflQOPER 4X4 . ------^‘9,595 7,986 season fires, ASS. moon >■ Intorior-hoatod loathar ’ z ooa ' scats, oxc. COIXI.S800W- roof. ' $17,50a/ofler 2 7 ' 1991 SUBAnARO x r e COUPE — ------.'4,995 “2,9',978 AI083A 1994JEEEEP GRAND CHEROKIKEE__ ------^^7,995 ’1>5,987 ofler.Con208-734-4101« _ Can 72S-2057J . 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