www.magicvavalley.com n * ■ _ Thl e l m [ l e s ▼ V Tw in Falls, Idadaho/97th year, No.3. 3 0 3 ______isday, O ccober 30, 2(2002""**"" .SO c c n ts GCX)DM0 R > R N IN G IB W e a t h e r ;l m v e t e ir a n tt a k e ss s t a tt e r e i day: Mosdy i n s »udy today i-» i • j s MMHit K Lynn Benn«til t t • BLM Shosrwrw DisiDistrict men(«er. BI 5SS r a n c h e r s alys y h e’ll focuus on Idaho’)’s needs 1^ September '87-AugusligusfQl. ------high^jh 40. ^ m e ■MMrtk»lMK>towktey, Utan. ■ • Chief of BLM Brandranchofftenip ^ clearing tonight, low>w20. 1 ByChadBaBaldwin Washington,\ D.C., will sooix>n move Idaho - we’re•e part| of Idaho - and Cwiem iwWeoew^ Rupert Management, Washlni Page A2 nin»»Ntw«rwt wrtter to ti Boise to take over thele state’s we need to loolook at Idaho needs." -ttnatleM'araduate 1“ of Utah StaState Septem ber'S^AugustSSw.®:®!-;. ------;------top tl BLM post, agcncy DDirector Bennett nilsills the position that ft/rHyw»l^..i96Z * BLM distrfct resouniources dMstOfl .1 , BOISE-S - A former Bureau of Kathleen ® Clarke annoiounced has been held he by Associate ^nUiy: Wre, B e ^ three chlld chief. Burtey, A ugust-1st'75-Septai^ M a g k ; V a l lLK\ i Land Mananagement official who Tuesday. 1 She also nameiled BLM Director Mikiike Ferguson since . .tj iive In Velley.V. and -sa. . . . has operatrated a ranch near Bliss directors d in Wyoming, M • OtitneMTianagef of Ka« C K Ce getting back up to speesed with resign rather tl ^ ‘ BLMopefatJonsdivI message about terrori■orism. activitiesi in Idaho. g r than accept a trans- ;^Co.-naar BKs$, November ‘9»Apr Nev..JiA)e700ctDbe(Dber’7 2 .^ » ^ jJ 5 nn Bennett, whose 20- what’sy> going on,” Bennetett said. fer to a Nationtsnal Park Service job * t A s ^ t e etate BIM dfrectof, *-BLM area m a n ^ . M career induded work ‘Tm a firm believer the BLMBI has /fl^.'N ev ., May '91-November' in Burley,i, Shoshone,i Nevada and to tc be a good neighbor. We^e are in Plea’lease see BIM, Page A2 K " >^93. Aine*«-Jurw7b..' ------1 ______Vi . ' • • v - ' t M o n k y He[pfngS(mp(of workerkers: ______Dates are set for a jobiob fair and -LUV T H A T S; ' u v ----- a technical dass, butIt ae new ______- Schc public bus route to IVv cols IVvin Fails is delayed. Page E l awailit F(X) d &H().\)MK scon*es Backlog at testing ^ center keepeps results j from area1 educators& , ByRolmtMiyw Cooking wtth lamb: He TImee-Wewe writerr how, plus ideas to helpsip you dish it up in new ways.y s- TWINFALLS-M- Most educaton Page C l across the Magic: VtV allw arectO l- t waiting for resulisuits from the ' recent statewidele standardizeds S p o r i K test that was to havhave been ^ d ^ available weeks ago.Igo. Hwtroops hap- K i S | ^ JK' . The holdup stemms s: from an over penMnlngs: whelmed Northweswest Evaluadoa Association, thele Wasbihgiod);\ ,: DieNBA based tesdng organ!Sanizadon reason manages the dataIta 1 of che Idaho; Standards Adiieven ■ {Vtesday - '^^isJall.we?.V< Yith th e '■' '*m IrioP T »trb!em s'thai into f&ly.substanitandal said Allan'. ■ iowning Olson, NWEA^. ■ h e Sixers. execudve direc-' u ' i. ha

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Already, ; die • t WASHINGTON (AP) BLM______substjbstance-abuse inidacive alotlong . lP) - The given the midationsa allegations ^ ■ with raush administration haslas revised fetuses, childr th education and other prpro- iced in Arlcansas and ContinuadrromAl' and the environmiunent.” gramam s c ritica l co p rep arir'ing ‘5S^^SjBB2SH ^ e charter of a federalI papanel con- ing to the trs Pc are reviewing hun- { ^ m ed with the safety of researchr Tuesday. The n New York City. The Pui'ublic Bennett said1 oconservationists irunatnates for release. lestionabJe voter regis- employees for Environmeiental have nothing to fear from the ®®aSeaudair told budget writeters ?^iaSSaS8BBaS!w . ^volunteers to specify thatat eembryos suggestionsIsinSouthDakoui. to Mn experiments are “humuman sub- Health and Ht Responsibility claimed U.S..S i en . BLM in Idaho undinder his watch. H*®'It *the current finandal situtua- " o B S S ^ ^ S m Ijects" whose welfare shouldshe be Sdll, the rev A -arry Craig, R-Idaho, fon>rced you &tat our record in “onn nmeans inmates will stayy ini Considered along withIh thati of . as a politi^nch mbryos gi a ^ out bcCTUse'he did not)t likeI ■ Shoshone district, dl; we took imsonson loneer and many more i petuscs, children and adulidults, Tlie favorujgnlore ier land management policiese s - a the lead in a lot: of environmental fhemsm are likely to retum aftifter ^IVashington Post reported. same prjstections as lajm Craig’s spokeswoman fliflatly issues,” he said.d. “We improved ng released because they corom- ed. u h b ^ I n S e i I new crimes. K The new move does ndtIdl requirei isthition enaaIdren or adults, accord- ’ Comejected., riparian areas, amand we made a lot Khat embryos used In resetsscarch be ^ some healdPost on its Web site Still, . some said Benneiletc’s of progress. We! hihad a lot of sup- "Otl(oth candidates said the tepaneljran only offer Lppointment " ‘ might signalal a PO>*^ from induslustry and from ^0“^uld sign bills reinstating the th tothelSepartmentof hange in direcdon for the BLMB^ environmental grigroups as well. I “eathIth penalty. While personal]nlly ■ ■ IrrllTfWllTHlriaBi |Haitiaiis migrarants clog FloridHum^rvices. thirhink that’s the ®PP®«»sed to executions, Brady sai■aid Idaho Statesm an.n. Libertaridn I wayay it will be thatt “if , thac was the will of ththe Daniel Adams andid independ^tii fi MIAMI (AP) - More thtIhon 200 / immigrants,:e tl v i^ wording is seen u““Wel have had an “ 3 7 cjPvictory for those lecdon, and dear- 'We 'nhopinghe'llben agaisain.” peopletple I would go along with it.” write-in Kevin Pow’owers did not ille g a l H aitian Immigmigrants ISmonthsold. Irady said the deach-penaltilty partidpate. Humped overboard, waded; )re protections for thp ‘ rtheS J agenda of the Bennett, 62, said , cd ashore The mlgranSeptember, the admin- ^revious ad-minis- tst in movingfor- h e decided to le would be rolled into a conom- The candidates!s wv ere n o t as jund rushed onto a majorr highwayhi; Port>au«Princ le reassessment of the state’te’s feisty as they were •Tuesday after their 50-foot aa ed a poUcy extend- "ration i , was not f<>w/*'iriw iA positive jpjjjpply for the BLM P'®*® ' ere during the oot wood- three Cubansalth ( benefits 10 fetuses. laho-friendly," , ate directorship son problems that he saiaid debate two weekss agoag on Public freighter ran agrour3und off way, said Nortl app lid result in recommendation ^Miomi. lid Republi-can cna/Jge^'that^ben^ afteFter selling th e ons Television, in parpart because Celesdn, a Hoii :ate Rep, Scott ___ inch he OHjwned lawmakers chis comin,ing Tuesday night’s formiirmat of b rief­ *; There were no known fatfatalities went to the ida sc highway ,in| mmunity and ^ I April. Jaguaruaiy. jand no injuries other than edke, an Oakley and stricdy enforced­ed-tim e limits' lan dehy- some of the m incher. “It’s been ^;5 “I had the oppor- he debate was sponsored b;ly on comments never Mration, Detective Delrishish Moss they had beer, the youngest about eleci Tivinonmau: :ver let either year in coming, mity to apply for im erdal television and radiiJo build up a head ofif steamsti on any aiaid. Miami police countented 206 days. I'l. . ^ , ly lhi ions around the state and Ihi ants departed from previd I’m excited to e position, and I stanoa ihe given issues. ince and picked up tratiive a new state —Jolohn McCarthy, warnBsn’c ready to go ' Circuiation SuiHtay S7.00 perIS wi on a raft along the jdah t in a rocking vy more people are adnadmitted with SfrLdkeand Waholo Conservation dJoJiairyet,"hesaid. I Daniel W alock. c irculation dli irth Miami Mayor Joe said _ . pneumonia and otherherrespirat^ r.S';loidan-American who stateraig said they Bennett learned [ospital-_ illnesses, Tum er said. s are open $l^-OP charge wll [pect Bennett to otAIheappointmem , _ ; Circulation phono lines a> scene and spoke to Bed! inuedfromU Paciencs ^n th e indintermediate : betw een 7 and 10 a.m. only.Itly. If you ■returned cbcxkv migrants. Moss said rand! fair. ------ju stist after a recent care unit will still be “He has an excellent, balancineed o»ove to R upert,■t. He and wife stableb 1 be carefully , da nol receive your paper l>y ;en at sea for eight a yei le but still need monitoring.”” watched, machinesI keepingket doae ; call the number for your area cord with mantigement of pub-pi Beverly were juaiust startin g to Padej irea: M ail informal and I idents who may be admitteded tabs on their Uood pre • Burloy-Rupert* ; lands,” Craig said duringng a unpack boxes, bubut now they’ll to the : I pressure, oay- T>cTlmc»-Ncw»(l■ I have le intermediate care unitlit genation, heart rateate an d beiQ^ : P a u l-O ak le y ...... 677-404267 n«hed dally ■! 132 )p in Twin Falls Tuesday. “V“We load up once againain and move to indude Tw in F alls ide those who require con-n- rhythm which wOl be tnonitortd PalU. by U e Publi,r week, daily only S5.(K) pect g reat things and a bal- bt Boise, He expectsts ito begta work stanc: cardiacca monitoring and fire- . a n d o ib e r a re as ...... 733-093173: iWiMyofLecEnierpry only S.V30 pcf w « k . - “ced O' approach.” within a month. «• by staff in both the'inis" intennedUto queac>t nursingr assessment. Thele care and intenshre careare units. " Perfodleat^ piid:<] si in all above ralea, A ^ *“I '^ ‘1 think he will be fair to) allt “I have a lot ofIf catchingc up to tinit wil I Subscripdon rates ■ Tlme«-New«, orriclwill he levied for all expei be staffed by spedallyly Phydctam are gladliad to h a n 'b ikeholders,” Bedke said. "Heiell do,” he said. “Tennyearslsalong 3 trainedied critical-care nurses. Home delivery: dsitysfidSiukU befoigood to woric with firom even r y d m e to be out. I’\I’ve been busy wh^j, - new.opdcn to offer theit w r p « i ^ •per week; Suwlsy only. M JO pe , n S T c ? r . ™ » “H. Jen W gic Valley I^o n ftlftl T t ^ g ^ t o l e t i ja p v r ^ a d ^ rie. He’s m well respecteted SindalrnlditwfflaltdaliDbeoioRj Jpnly *4,00 per week. Sunday oool; o ly » 3 ^ . . riMiivpriw m anced jsive care unit rah out of)f coA-effidoitfbrpittkai ;per«reek.,Oui of iiaie rala:,d«:,d«ily^ao^,; i ^ v S ? C uuiar with Bennett v. new challenges, but I’m a strong «nar<. n J at Twin Palli hy Tlie “I t can brever in kood li V patients sdmerimwhadtoto s While tfaa ricial cily and county stake)Tm told he'k someoti« jfou cs kentoBolse.' :>'■ :> k ^ but ^ ^ pcet^lMn^ ment, and that’s t ■ rh * n< 10 Section 6C-108 of b e R0< 'e don*r want,tirJiave our hunday it berelty detls- _ _alimad J . r«nc^^t»tsr- w e ^ going to txy ato go.* ■ If .^ihon.iail^ca^ o f Itie week on which " 5 ^ 5 ' te a '"i —- '■ twiqtfnit|i Bpubllihed aA^out tfaitf^toii'eni.i^i h t - TimesrNews Citytlf Editor Ched ,And'« leaio aeod ehanie of JOhlwavpetUhib bttt be’i^ O c d wiA. thf! inttaullnf'Mrt-s.s . ' a Bos 548. Twin Falls. fo r t ao t Baldwin can be rtartocAed at 735- ' b t i d e ^ uokmwn quaodty to us- We*r .3234 or via «T»ontta Jim •m m d'tlue ftiiTVtm iifftint ifnilrS ' , Leagu •^mail ' at S lS SMr, n thb.M i« ualtkcouIdii'E;t dng be ll be interested In moilov* . c&arwcDnt}n t r ^ t o A i M y : -• • •■ .i!;; . r.. ■ .

....«... .E»t-2 he i« , ; I ' O ' r ) ...... J i t . 4 “ >“ »ll , 5 s >>'i'K - '' ik ..3a.5 hopl« ...... ;£n.249 iMftn ■:i W«dMi4a4ay,OetotMr30,3002 «m , Tirti Flit, Mriw M N a t i o n Researchers; ]plan to map DDNA code WASHINGTON (AAP) - ern and weswestern European Looking for a quickerr ' way to ancestry inthe the United States, identify genes that caulUse dis- The goal is is to t determ ine how Powell1 seeks paath to Mondalee plans to»launch ease,i researchers are bejeginning the 3 biilionn bitsbi of DNA in the ai $100 million effort lo iiidentify human genomeime, or genetic siruc- blocks of DNA lhat contai:ain com- tu re , a re organized- a into mon variations in the! 1human sequence varii’ariations, or haplo- resoluttion com] Senate bi)idinMin]inesota g ■ e n e tic stru c tu re , ofl>fficials type blocks,;, thatth are sharecl by ipromise armounced Tuesday. many people.e. TThat will provide a WASHINGTON (AP)) -• Fonner cemed about •^WASHINGTONJ (A P) - France( t(to back th e jo in t U.S.* out holding Wellstone's The project, expected1 tto take shortcut to identifyingider mherited Signaling compromise Vice President WaWalter F. sea t, and] 1 his candidacy h as three t years, involves use. Secretary British resresolution. Mondale intends to0 a p p e a r seemed like: 25 nine gene sequence:nces linked to disor- of S tate C olin Pow Po ell said If a dec kely since Wellstone’s research r groups in five coi:ountries ders, said Dr.Dr. Francis Collins, iedsion on the resolution before Democratic Partirty sonsns expressed their sup- a Tuesday “there mayly beb a way” to is not reached re for a week it and will analyze genetic pattem.sp< head of thee NationalN Human bridge remaining d leaders in MinnesotOta port.rt. in j blood samples taken 3 differences would meanm President Bush today to launch a can en from Genome Reseaisearch Institute, one with France and Russiissia on a U.N. would b e : Wellstone's Republican people r in Nigeria, Japapan and of the Nation;ional Institutes of - K spared making a poten- paign for the Senate 1: allenger, former St. q resolution designedi to tc force Iraq tially explosive ex decision on China and from people of nonh- Health. to disarm. place of the late Pau ul Mayor Norm whetherr tot go to war until after Wellstone, a party offids ileman, temporarily HJ • “That’s w hat weI areai working the Congrigressional elections next said Tuesday. on, doing intensive: spended campaign Hi ively today," Tuesday, The offidal, who spokIce tivities after b Powell said as Amerlerican diplo- Powellill and Secretary of on condition of anonym: mats at the Uiiited N iUstone’s death. |S d Nations pri' Defensele Donald: H. Rum sfeld ty, said Mondale was ab rhe former vice presi- H votely floated margin:;inol revisions joined Australian1 Foreign plarming a public rally 01 of the tough resolutior nt. 74, last ran for pub- g tion sought by Ministerr Alexander/ Downer and Thursday. office in 1984, when he I H tim the United States andind Britain six ForeignI ^Minister Robert Hill at Mondale fixed his entr; difficult weeks. ^ W-t-Mond^. w£s the losing B n s th e newsws conference after an into the race several day mocratic presidential Im “ W e’re h ard at: w ork and I annual ccconference on security after Wellstone perisheled in the nominee. think we are gettin,ting clo ser,” issues, crash of a small plane,;i, and less MondaleB wasv ambassador to M Powell said att a S ta te Australialia is pledged to support than a week before thehe Nov. 5 Japan underler President Clinton B Department news; conference.co the Uniteited States and Britain election. after leavinging partisan politics, q *iBut our basic principiciples remain against Iraq.Ira The former vice presidsident had And since leavingle; that post, he B the same.” HUI saicaid he was hopeful Iraq quickly emerged as thele consen- has lived thehe life of a lawyer in B ■/‘Clear indictmentIt of( Saddam could bee forced1 to abandon its sus choice of party eldiIders con- Minnesota. Hussein’s past behavirivior and cur* nuclear,, chemicalcl and biological rent behavior has totbe be in the res- programns s "without the use of olution,” he said, andt)d “there has anned foreorce.” to be a very toughh inspectionii “But our3ur bottom Une is that we rfegime." do what to see an end ro this pro­ -^“And,” Powell saidaid, insisting gram. Il’s’s 1gone on for too long,” L ^ l l qn another key U.S..S. dem and, Hillsaid. “m ere have to be comonsequences. “The thrthreat must be removed,” CA All you can twdari ' 1 § ^ 2 FER TIRE S O therw ise, Iraq wiwill try to hesaid. deceive and distractict and they Powell,1, forf his pan, said if the 3s eat feo llwidayN# I i may try anyway, even;n ini the face United Stai>tates was unable to get a riss/Mflis A r f wm ffj 5i»Mm I i • of consequences.” consensusns to suppon the resolu- S WIO.. and SpagheHi *uu'$ira_.— A White House offici;ficial said the tion it willill have to dedde “in the B w ' In tti818 Lynwood naxt lo Pspa Murptiyt Bush administration waswa using its very nearar future" whether the R f i B f l m n - u T t t ^ , threat to act alone agaijgainst Iraq as Coundl sheshould also consider com- 'f a strategy to compel;1 RussiaF and peting reso:^solutions. ^ I^S T5! U! W W t i Essex New 200: car modiiels show i ■ implcmcniaiiinilon of Q ondwalwllradicn Ew I regul.nions15 oon he.ilth B ^ .OplMiJuodpi»N.lsr'• ferwhoncKl B nnd airqunliinliiy for CAFOs. .O H itabiby ond rid* Qomfart decline iiin fiiel econQomy j ■ MVRMC iss a C ouniy- S 3 n • Compular fflodiling ferroplimumfeo^ apt B ^ owned hospispital a^d Ihe ^ Q WASHINGTON (A(AP) - The being madiade, the average is 23.6 * fer hondlii^Q o^idondridipefcrmonisH i 2003 model cars andi trucks tt now mpg, matlarking a continued. County shoulOUld recdvc B j • UCC {unifenTi eenitd contk8rakwtien}«quda*|3 reaching showroomss getg poorer dedine fromfro 23.9 mpg for 2002 ‘ some bcnirnt:L’ilts from it. f S l j i l | Muferdremidicdfylnvninv»Md, released cost of gasas adds up over time,” L Tpesday. 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Scores ______]Mileage _ ^ L a y a w a ^ N o w ConttMtffrwnAl the studem r ent’s score. Districcwide ContlnuwlfromAlq, the repon ol f"’’ ^ re supposed to be avail- . t offers several car- ^ C\)riotmMl 2 but some of the results;lB>reei*er • It - to a ‘■ol-ond.slicick suggestions to incomplete or inaccuiicurate. For aDle threee daysd later. “th e sta te by 41 p ercent even with the current total of 13 million gallons wweekly reduce gas con;onsuntpdon: Basing i instance, sixth-gradenlers are still ! rates on distances AT offers a much quicker ’ Light trucks, includingIK SUVs ri missing reading scores rSnsume commuted so thatdi; long commutes ; tion, 20 students are ml ( time compared to the and minivans. typically coi ■evious standardized test about a qu arter more gaisasoline jncouraging more i [ with the wrong data or r iso emit compact groirowth in cities; WELCHtM iM lfX in the wrong class. ta Test of Basic Skills - P*per mile than cars and als< In’t provide scores from roughly *’® one-third more cCfirhnn restroim ng the growth of new ; But aU that is being c toads, and otterfering incentives to T W IN FA L L^ S B U R L E Yf she said. :sts until January. ™'monoxide and nearly 30 p< «37 Pciallfli M, more cancerousing particiim ates. consumers to buybi more fuel-cffi- I. IM t Ovtrltntf[Rtf. M ■. . Olson saidaid, for the most pan, all iculates, dent vehicles. 714-90100 (aot) 67t-SI«lISI ■ NWEA essentially a Its should be accurate the repon says. i entire state when it took The Pacific Nonhwest’s! drfcn«.r Northwest EmEnvironment Watch Jh availablable this week. AHOinVPHEIUSn ; and ISAT. And th o u ^ i 'HiatwiUl metropolitan areas, inch:lu d ^ g mbers and i r i v e s ^ * mALWAYSFLAnYTIME!^ lems were “minor,” 01 II bc just in time for par- grams from a vai enc-teacheiher conferences next Seattle and Portland, variety of sources. die effects were greatlyJy I ^ p U firf week, durinj moved toward using less gagas and w _ b y the sheer number oi ting which teachers will dren's ISAT scores with reducing single commuter Mnding and requestiistingJ>?L“ ISATis a t parents. to work. Overall, the Nortlrthwes? . , Brett Gies states increasecf their per c The problems rangt ies, the Twin Falls dis- nged from rta’sdataaa analyst, has been b u ^ gasoline consumption by o illowperadon the next time Boise. m delays," Olson said. ISAT is given« a — “DeaignaI ftto r th e D la erim ln a tinlg g att Affordable Pricea" ' One of the selling; pipoints of “We regre{ret whenever we do ------] P e titeIte thru 3X sizes • www.blockockrockclothlers.com ISA Tw a ict near*fmnmmedlate something: ththat creates inconve- Feds file sniper charji r g e s . - a teacher or a school IPlease see* page B 8 I lam aaid^. .. )

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the easy^chw ^ call: or^er by pl ■ i ; 3hone 1800 345>5 2 6 6 1 IB O N ideas; fineid more at thebe ;■■ V.. s;-v.;:':-.. / » , . , t ( O p INKQN ’^^itonD ^u/C ao^fr^^ I» a« c A -6 ■ W c d n ett-sday, : O ctobcr 30 , 2 0 0 2 ______T h c 'I'imcs-Ncw« 'i E ditoriaAL______R isch dleceives1 voters, (ed boan'd Lettersj i s m u s t „ I was pleased to read ■ I Idaho Power on the Swan Fa a r r i v'8 e today il Congressman Mike Stmps< H vnwater rights Issue. In 1984, h Craijig offers bbetter I remarksI on the Indian Catlaming . he led tIm dMdHcM tor»f HinmesVtowlottor?;', ■ R e a d e r fat . least one effprt - the tablii»bngof to tfte editor ooth.n tfto 2002 election -,f Initiative in the Oct. 25 Tirn'mcs- a “subordination” bill - that News. His position parallellels mine: » lstodayatS..AIIIaAll latters received 3 COMMENT “I'aided the company in its effcfforts aflerthe deadline'line wtll not nm. We represei;ntation fobrIdaho iNeither of us likes the factict of ■ ■ £ £ « to keep the waters of the Sm gambling, but in Congress)ssman m Bruce Perry £ nake encourage writers:tars to e ^ l letters, River in the stream channel^ If possitxe. to tettetetters9maglcv8(- ' he heavy hitters hit of ofldaho. Simpson’s words, “By creasating a ■ where they can be used for ^ lottery, I you’re opening a doordi - 1(7 Idaho politics:s don’t( get Blinken'sn’s biggest campaign ‘ = ------1 power PO^ purposes," You can also dellveiBlhrer your letter: (nuch biggeiger than agenda ha you can’t dose.” But I do question the boarc has centered on bring- ^ My opponent in this yeailar-slieu. now;-™sKiuough economic peri- “■‘*’5 •B)itato73«54^538. . ,f Republican Sen.Larry I^r Craig ing high-]h-paying jobs to the ( Junes od is the worstrst time for a tax belief that Mr. Risch will *Vc tcnbnt governor’s race, Jar well as die next-in-command •InpwMMtoounour Twin Falls offiee.j' T,-md his Democraticc opponent c state. Butlut Craig has a point iRisch, is the “Father of thehe Idaho ive months later, ?? h at 132 3(0 St. W.. or our Burtey n Idaho’s governor.” In March Alan Blinken, thehe former when hee jsays Bllnken’s days iLottery.” Hc crafted the 1986IS lec. Apnl 14,1983,53, James Risch office In tfte fttnneimter Roper’s build- V am bassador tn Belgiuipum. as ambass.issador didn’t produce ifislation and led its passaw P“* h e d a ^les « tax increase 2001, he said of the governor’ Craig’s 22 years ye; in any jobss Ifnr this state. And oout which the door to Indialian oam- through the Senate.Se office, off “They Ued to us.” No r tb«400woi*or lit u ^ g a m He’s not beir ter how heated the rhetoric o WnshingtoHt includuding two the truthh is, economic dcvcl- ing would have never been eing straight with the • less and meet ourour; standards for •” ?enr 5350,000 out of how hoi much you may disagree, terms in the Senatia t e , h a v e opm en t shshouldn’t be the top opened. ° He has also suppoiwned voters. He spei e, tne • publication. (Hint;Int: T^e1 shorter your>if7»e the time, ocratic National .. Id^Idaho, and working hard to 1 have been read mostly a job for 7’imcs-/Vcu'j'acceplance off timy I was heartentened to note 77te enc ’eading all the let^'.' Party and a com- 'O'ldatralsU.S. Senate others. g. encourage and support econoilomic ters to the editor3r regardingrt Pro^-' opponent’s current stand, wwith- riVnts-Weutfdidild not say ic trusts devdopment dev for every region rade of Al Gore eie W hat a senator out oi looking behind the faea 5nof I.The one dlingglcarmotunder-^,' I c election has Republican cade. my opponent: toto defend irrigators’ the the state. stand is the attimdirnde that all " ; and BiU Clinton. ' must do is show On O taxes for example: It’s truetr in water rights. MaybeMi they had I I know : business. I believe ir But the cam- J*incumbent Craig October 1982. Mr. Risch resespond- already review* m these adverse thin^hings are going ta- c o m m itm e n t to O !wed their artide of ^ peo p l e . I ask foryour vote onn happen if It passes.ises. Do you not: ‘ paign has thor- ^f^ n g Democtat Alan constituents and ed to a candidate questionninaire June 3,1984,, inin which Times- No» in the Idaho Statesman that understand thattth thi e Indian gam-. oughly shown BliBliniffln and Ubertarian work hard on lat he Neivs writer RicUck Shaughnessy — ing is now going; on?on If all these ' that Craig is the ry issues that are would not support any taxc says, “Risch, aa BoiseI Republican, BmcePenyisthcDcmocratiiB increase, sijying, just as he c ru: bad things arc goin;oing to happen, . candidate who Donovan Bramv^ll. important to e does has been a stauaunch supporter of cantandidate fbr lieutenant govcnu-Tior. then 1 guess they:y allal ready haveV ' better represents Tlie In 2nd District Idaho. Craig has I choosc to gambleble as a recre- Idaho voters. He (X)|congressional election hasS always responded — ation. I go to dinncimer, buy my ga^ '-’ gets our endorse- p well to those ------L e tITERS------and play to havee fufun. Yes, I lose ment for a third ™Republican incumbent whom he serves. litde and I win aalitde.(Ifyou litl '■>' lOlCe Nov. 5. There rei didn’t win a litde,le,you y would • term to the MlMike Simpson facing He goes to bat Howard H< Is the only choi really is no odier III hear a lot of conversations never go back). Senate. Qg for Idaho’s tradi- fo thathat say what about the voters’ Democrai Edward for Idaho superlntenden5"* “^SHERRVDRIIRUMMOND righi ^ There is no reasoilason that Indians- This column tional, natural- Ights? What about the rights*to ti should not use thehe Ilegal opportu- Kinghom and Libertarian The statements by Mrs. LuLuno Twin Foils b« en more informed? Where was endorsed Blinken re s o u rc e in d u s- that thi letters appearing in supjippon niries they have to maker a buck’ for the Ja( pubiublication that showed who . . for their and ourr benefits.be Thc Jad< Lewis. tries. He is of of Dr. Howard are being writ n>uld be affected? Citizens rig Pemocratic pri- 5 known as a parti- by by the Howard campaign ant t gambling, term »oui ignts opportunities forr gamingga already The Unnes-News offers its rere not offended when the exist in this ^eait tst: state. Save tho- maiy nomination. san warrior for to her supporters using schocool limits; electI Luna,L Craig e^slacure overturned the dec Put we noted at endorsements as a service equipment are absurd. Dr. Please vote no on Proposition! sion; jobs and the incomeom eofour i;' Ihe GOP, bui his ion; we are now more informet Indian friends. Remlemember.ifyou' the time that the to | b w o rk w ith Howard’s supporters are capiipable as gambling indiiduding die lottery it: isisl back on the ballot and can to readers. W welcome of writing on intelligent, anicticulate docs not create v t’® do not want to partiiartidpatethen New York native qdi Democrats across i_, e wealth but only voteiDted on again. opposirig viewpoints. letter. No onc is attacking Mr redistributes it aj don’t go. But if youou want\ to gam- needed to show ^ the aisle has also t and causes We Wi the dtizens are term liinii £ Luna for jobs he has held. I1 sisimply tremendous welfelfare problems for Whe ” "S. ble, you only have^e tott go to the • Idahoans he's one paid off for ha /hen you figure the tum arour local lottery retailerliler, bingo hall have concerns regarding hissquall- ( families widi conrompulidve gam- inI votingvo is between 23 and 33 of us. Blinken hasn’t dGdone that Idahoans, ficfications for this position. biers and moneyey wasted that perc< ^ or church casinonight. nig ercent, we do have say in our Vote yes on Prop:-opi, what we do convincingly. It’s obvibvlous at And just ju as former So, : let’s talk about qualificica- should be usedi for fc food, dodiing gove5vemment. times that he has diidifficulty Democrat]a tic S e n . F ra n k tions. tio Dr. Howard has a badi«ilielor’s and housing, gain is controlledJ gngrowth of an „ . . Am An I opposed to this because Idaho industry tonnecting to Idahoaxuans. Church helceld a hi^ banner for and ^ master’s degree from thehe Please voteyesonProposiDon2 ye: myhly husband could be termed University of Idaho. She hass a{ to retain our cononstimtional right out? STEVEN SHATTI■TTEN * Voters want a semenator in Idaho, Cralj-alg Is also becoming p / it? No! The Lord will providele Filer Washington who ncnot only a visiblee leaderI on major Ph.D. from Brigham Young to vote for the candidatescai of our foru:ir us. I am opposed because University. She has ta u ^ rinin choice. Changing Knows M litics, bu t whm a New Jerseyy ing education systemsysi diat has no ( ttate t a s more than money their pasitions on1 issiissues as wellf come in, settle down1 in an $8 will hurt IdahoId on a number school sch that spedalizes in dista os their qualificationtions for the M ilon Blaine Coimty Itance accounmbillty,litde lit parental It it hash finally happened, The Ity home, of federal Issues.Ik ' learning. leai I find it interesting; thattl choicc and l oJconm ^ c LW e Time; • office they are seekiieking. Ind easily capture thehe hearts Through 1 mes-News editorial staff andj* *I I have heard manylany statmch h h is tw o term s in only oni; after his campaign beganan did spend ever-larger{er sums of taxpay- haveive agreed on a topic of public Of Idaho voters. the Senate,e, Craig has'g ain ed Mr. Mr. Luna acquire a degree. CcCould er money for edu(ducation, but test - inten Republicans say thejthey are voting terest. I think it is a first. for Luna simply beca>ecause he is on : Ihat might work forir ]Hillaiy experiencee andi seniority that it be because Idaho law requirjires ' scores remain ow,low which means Ic iti« is indeed a sad commentary C linton in New Yoric.. BBut star will contint the superintendent of jiublic: many childrenare an not learning to on thi try the Republican tickeicket. How sad inue to pay off for P® the chief executive officer, for the children ofif Id ^ o l And Power doesn’t sway voivoters ip Idaho. We! thinktl he’s an easy instruction 3“' to have a coUege read, write or havlave basic m a* iegi«e? And before you stan r. Tutor firom California, thatIt what is that teachingling the chil- {he rugged political teiterritory pick for voteIters come Nov. 5. t skillsl Tom hassomerefirejing soi |,ecoicouldn’t find a better use for )elieving that this took some2 ' ideas that will imimprove Idnho edu- 3r dren? I think the lessonless those niper-human effort and a true i money than harassing the people are trying totto teach Is that je cation. Luna desei ople of Idaho with a frivolous ieidication to the children of nity to help our ch JS qualifications don’ti’t nmaner. Tha * daho, consider this: He obtain vsuit. only thing that matteattersisthat ^ Simpson deleserves a thilird term Idrf lined Reelect Sen. ULi n y ^ a s r i i Just because he couldn't land aI de g i^ and never set foot inn ai thinking Alan BlirUuiken does not hisSS id you have an “R” behindbeh your - ! Rarely does a politicsdeal can- gaming andnd the latest farm dasiJassrooml Mr. Luna is now wh^^hin- even come dose t< i $50 million toy plane at the2 nameon the ballot,Jt. ^ flidate show so feww w e a k b ill, h e stiw th e m ore conser- Idali im.I back East whereehewouldbeat h :h on irresponsible fashion, I Kressman Mike Simimpson. vative wing bought that’s what the proces;ess home With his eas)astern liberal, I just one question on tthe final 3 lg of th e GOP may • I’t help but wonder how he exam here and thac I: yoters in Idaho’s 2nd1 !Ddistrict vote, ’ ras Vfas about, a group of p» p le orga-oi Clintonite frietidsldsl S ea Craig has ac Is: “Who is-/ liztng to defeat a canoidate thi ;r finagled the job of CEO inn the most qualifiedi caicandidate?” pn*t go wrong by re-eli-electing - SimpsonI wasv the member they been a re ^ fighterterforld^o’s ^ > first place. It sounds to me interests. He desetservestobere- yjjgjj, ■ My vote is for Dr. MaMarilyn ^ m to a third term . of Idaho’s W£Washington delega- Ily have one final quesdon/or e the gendeman could be a Howard. Dr. Howardard is the only - ir ele aed >duct of the Peter Principle, * Simpson has had nono prob- tion who asked,asi an d contin- Tom'om Luna. How con you say, andai ADRIAN L.AR] qualified candidate.te.Take I die (ems representing thele ]politi- ues to aski tou^tc questions of belit■elieve, that "parents can be TwiaFaDs ^ would dare to pouit out thatIt time to do your homeamework, jal ideals of District 2 vvoters. the Bush administrationad on trusiy Voters know th e truth I take a lot more than moneyy HOLLV DICKINSCNSON ?nd agriculture has bemeneflted His mainin opponent, Ed Tie for most parents, but what bout the children whose parer about term Ilmim its to impmpress a bunch of Idaho red-d* Hollister the entire state, and espsspedal- Kinghom oto Rexburg, has :ks. In a good moment, he b 'th e Magic V all^. on’t care. And they are out thand being the , barely camp*ipaigned statew ide Howlow will these children get thehe sheriff, I have an e ;ht be able to lead the people Block tak e s herirjo Jc b a s : Simpson earns respe«pect for and has failliled to show why educducation they deserve? You daho, but 1 can tell him from Legislature andr det)acesde t o l o n on l e term m , ,u_ voice of ip e rie n c e he will representative seiseriously being a conservative wiwith an Simpson shutlould be beaten. ihinilink children are "falling limits. The first timetin term limits independent streak, Idahoans5 ccan expect more tbroiUDugh the cracks" now, just ’er be able to push them in Sharon Block hasIS mmy vote for - [ was initiated, then r direction in which they do : On issues such as milmilitary good work fnfrom Simpson In a ait. By the time you finish willrith mention how far dl . state representativeve ono Nov. 5. thedle department of education, w desire to move. In case he Before Sharon mak n’t the welfare of our children d Sharon Block. Pleaseise 1give Sharon : The m emben of the editoriitKial board aod writen of edhotNorials are Stephen » inBoi^andllsteniining to different Lettenters to the Editor misprinted ally the bottom line? ' counties and differferent offices that thenarname of writer Al Ntm of your support on Nov.ov.5. f : HartgeB.ClaritWelwoith.St8Stew Cnwy. Dwid Cooper andmd Shelley Ridenout As As a parent, student and tead3ch- were affected, I wawas very thankful Burley,ley. 77ie Timcs-News regrets ROBYN BRODY{ e r.rrrm voting for Dr. Howard on term limits was oven'ertumed. the errerror. I TwinFalls

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______t______:_____ — ------.ETTERS- PolHlclara a re supppposed to hopeivfaenin I get to be one that " ^ulkner has18 iquaimcations a(11) Chairman, Bliss School>l instruction, plea.se« didisregard Thc • not people like you run- Mrvewlllofconstit Mon letters-B 4 oard Timcs-Navs' rhetoricjric and think bf • Utuents SSir"” * hrservlcess88 state senator (i;(12) Chairman, Cooding your personal opinio:inion of your I would like to commement on Mydid’siI’s wife (my mother) District 25 WOIATOuld be weU Coui:ounty commifKioners local sdiool. It’simprmpniving quaUti tenn Umits in otir upcon»mingelec- died almost« four years aga Ihe T '* e r m ^ K t co n tin u e served by electiirting Tom Faulkner Tom's Tc wiUingness to work foifor can be nt leust partiairtiaUy attributed don. I was bora and raisiaised in senior centeIter is the only place ' tOto confuse the voters as stace senator.or. thele communityc and the state,. to Marilyn Howard'srd's hard work. ' Idaho and have lived beberojllliiy rvebeenab able to get him to go. As I read the sample baUoli-.f„ Tom has serverved in the foUow- pluslus his wealth uf experience,S GREG LANTINGIsregard Times-News I urge MarIc Valle;alley voters to in government Their jobjoi is to Peoplewho wh aren’t seniors yet „ nake River Bureau . cast tiieir ballots for Sharon take our vrishes to theJ statesc or are alwayss good g at telling seniors Idaho voter. That point was d ndorsement of Luna ven home as I drow by a poU gemeni Resource • S'***' Block on Nov. 5. federal govemment andindiotiyto whatdieym’11^ and what they oUttcal Advisory Coundlid l Surprise! Su Siuprise! The anti-i- Sharon hns the expexperience and enact l^islation whichJl we,v their don’t need.1 Why \ don’t you come biUboard that read, "If you wantw (4) Heallh andnd W dfare tead;acher Tima-Ncivs has endorse term limits, vote no on ■sed qualificntions to servwrve our com- consdtueots, would likeke toi have down to theiie center and have J® Advisory Boardd Tomom Luna for state superinten-n- munity well. Sharon•onfy^wupori | • in place This way, the9 majoritym lunch therere and i see what’s going "Proposition 2.” _____■ (5) Chairman, n,( (JuvenUes) denisni of public instniction. an Idaho farm undd ranch.ra She of the populace dwaysrs controlso on beforeyou yo say they don’t n e ^ One has to read the baUotc Detour Board NinetyNil percent (a coiiservadvtive ^vas a tttachcr for manymai years in . the laws diat affe« themiem. I think it a rnumber of times and be fan^ a r (6) Vice Chaimirman, BLM estinitimate) of the Idalio’s educa-!■ Twin Falls and now>w runsasmaUr our representatives haveavesomfr Seniorsnever ne ask for much, with the intent of House BUI^ < Shoshone Districr ia Grazing Board . tors,rs, whether they are business. She undersilerstands the how become confusedI aboutat thc and now the^hey are being told no a f biU^ passed in the most recei (7) Assodationton of Coundes RepiepubUcans, Derpocrais or impononce of publicblic service and ; majority ruling. Poliddadans must when peoplepie don’t come down legislative ^ session, to underst■stand Legislative Comrmmictee Indej[dependents, arc backing has given her dmee andan energy to _ think we elect them beesecause they and find out.>ut. You are always wel- whwhat one is actually voting upon-,u{ (8)MagicVaUtlUey Magistrates Mariiarilyn Howard. These educaicItors coundess projects: andam organiza- are so much smaner thaihan we are come to com'jme for lunch. >House Bill 425 was the piec^ of Commission haveive witnessed the tireless effoiforts tions In our communilunity. ’ and will show us the Ughiight in spite SUSANGREENE Gl leelegislation enacted to re p ^ilterm i (9) President, Et, Bennett Hills byI Marilyn M to improve Idaho’s! Sharon Block is getgetting my votc^ of our own wishes. , TwinFWlsIlls linlim t statutes for county, stattIte, Cattlemen’s Asmssodation schonsible stewardship what wht a “yes” or “no” to that'JL q» s. property asse some of the self-servingg politi-p< “ d wise usese ofi our natural tion tion would mean. If yo u a r e aI nresident of TWin Fallss CCity... dans who have forgottenen that we resources. ReRecently, Sen. Craig The T confusion that wiU resulsull elected them to representent us. co-sponsored.sd a bUl that would from fror the way this issue is beini DAVID PEMBER help commununides thin surround- presented p re is exactly why I opp?pose Glenns Feny ing forests andani reduce the threat the the imposition of term Umits ir of fires. anymy way other than voting an EOBISSB Come see why seniorlor c e n te r rm atn e ntnd d of Larry Craig incumbent in a out of office. B because he defendsde what so - TERRELL T DONICHT n e e d s to ta l public ssup ii| p o rt many of us holdho dear. Needless to Twin T FoUs To those who wrote aboibout the say, Lany CrsZraig has my vote. (Editor’s(I nous Tcrrdl Donichthtis senior center MARKAUlLEXANDER '.hethci superintendent for the Tiuinfn — I’m not a senior yet, but I sure Filer . FaUFalls School District) Is.your be)aby leavingI home?

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^ A rouUND] I T ; ^ THE VAL^ L E Y J 3 e l ^ outR u jssiain c o » p s I :t.F. couple n«I66(l8 holp rji in •ing ------; ' -n ' ■ ■ n I ! 11 Ll jn wake of Arere police chief h(heads to Russiaa to prepare foibroilboom ■ •rfcHelm R ussian-Am erican E(Econom ic als, with a fewfei Koreans and some H S"j;TWINFALLS-ATv• Twin Falls cou- 5 L IS 2 ■ M who lost their traJtrailer home to ^ ►Wwswritf______Cooperadon and the UU.S. State aboriginal peoplepi who are simi- H Monday aftemooroon are among Depanment lar to Eskimimos, he said. Almost H I" ^leveral fire victims15 gettinge help ™ m HN FALLS - The went overr Police there are facing d some all the ne'newcomers will be H The American RedRc Cross, the “ ‘S5*’ich, but ended up learning major changes that haveh th e Westem oil11 workers.w ■I - j ^ J i ^^,|eency's local directororsaid. s The hey got the communityo of Westem law enforce- newcomers within the nextm year, police and the th oil companies as In this tl recent photo, Twin Falls PolicaPi Chlsf Lm DsVors prsswitMfltS s coUsctlofl of >*'Oeeds more monetaryary donations. ment enexperts under a programI DeVore said. .The curreirent popu- both sides preparepr< for the boom. TwIiTwin Falls Polks Dsputnwnt bMtsdgss to poUcs commsndsn InInYuzhno- V i.'-For in-kind donationions, the Red sponsonored by the Foundadon forr ladon is mostly Russianan nadon- pieasilase see RUSSM. page B3 sakSaMialinsk, a city on ths RusslsnMl Islsnd of Sakhalin. ' Sli-Qross usually passesies the phone v v r l.-'ikmibers of people whoirho have things i ______W f-'tb donate on to the th victims, T T V'iood River Win t e r i z i n g WV o o d R tver V a l l e y ______^'lin d h o lm said. — Senator)r: TieS: ■ “That way, the victiictims can call ^7A 1 them directly and decidede( if they \SU those items.” diey sees to al-Qa^aida r The Berreths are staytaying with rel- ^Zjdves, said Donna Herr«rreth’s daugh- may hit Teresa Boger. irly snow it home Soger's daughter, Kaneda,Kai 6, and ByJuDaPanea K ^ h n Beireth’s sister w Tlms»f«ew»wittsfar : K ljhen the fire struck,iriS'ge'Jltf Weatiather halts Jeep p tS u t they both escap< TWIN FALLS-S-D on’t be su^ f; iojuiy and didn’t lose ai comnimercial progress Isrised if you hear [ "sessions, she said. Thele IBerreths did Al-Qaida had Idaho^odes,saldU& I . not have insurance andmd lost virtual- By Pat tMuipliyM Sen. L any Craig,lg.R-Idabo.wben 1 I. Iy everything they owned,ow Boger TlTne»Wa■Wewi coireapoiident______he met W th 77k«71me»JWBt«*edi* 7! ; said. torial btwrd on Tueruesday------1 KETCrCHUM - An untimely 3- “When aU thele dustc coi o n t« t,ofaooo* ' 1 L .Berreth of TwinFalls canjftbeglvw b segmentmt for a Jeep commerdal versaticHi about terrorismten and dbe ^ through a spedal acdountunt at< D.L on Ketcltchum's Main Street today M B United States’ pos:posdble war wilh j! Evans Bank. canceleiled the shoot after a Iraq. H e pointeddout, ou too, diat ter* The Twin Fells blanch offTheAmeilcan TN Tuesdajlay morning snow trans- • < roriat cem-Vriniikel i i^ be found in :-J : Red Cross is also acceptlniptlng monetary . formed!d downtown Ketchum's any'location 4ni n tbe.c&^ntry: • i donations fbr these anddothervictlms ol lookfiwrom spring-like (o w intry.' i of other recent fires. Theie RedR Cross D anellelle Hall, a dty planner (I can also help arrange for'orenyloWnd a an d cod determined tq,have>aveharboted-«ne :ode enforcer, said that donations victims mightIt need.ne P lum , . ] Prt^luctions official of the five'to sevenven AtQaida cells '• Fbr more InfbimatloncalHhiII the Red Cross Charleses Love told her the crew' in the countiy, Crai,:raigno«ed. { . 817336464. might retumrei in the spring, The recent full-fflm, which premieress todaytc at the known1 aas “running footage" - I weapons inspectors:ors into Iraq, Valley Opera House.ise. film takaken in several locales I “In security briebriefings, you’re B5a“Storm" will featurture the two inserted5d iin regional TV commer- I faced with some prettypre stark real- g jtu n g men taking on1 someso of Sun dais andnd dealership . I itles that Saddandam Hussein is ffyalley’s backcountry.y. ItI will pre- The Ketchum segment working with wea]weapons of mass gcspere at 6 and 9 p JD. would’ve've lasted only a few sec- ' destruction,” he! said.sa: “That has . onds an~tIl^eV' tlm^r.v what *lt is certainly legal, and& it’s The queen1 waspw winters under 'BMmieSbMae. Ucan incumbeint Texas very ^ tlifficult to c rin d iete ume* debris, barkk or< any protected paper pa{ wasps can become veryvi mow the lawn wewe’d look any- ' jlEBlB gic V aSty Redona[>nalMedlcii: «kPeinfaas'q>eht,wfaicfa one < vdio uses his own ppersonal t site. Salisburyry said.i In the spring, large,”Ian Salisbury said. Paia p e r place w« thoughtIt theyth might b c ­ ;'^H qttr sem au tfaeuodi•ming tmoug-ough the (sliding : we^,,.fQr.flto.$Ul*’« tts" to roof eaves or “It’s “ been avrful - we fou|lUght glass door)," SmJthsald. ith: U^iii*«-(onne^ome .-'i- movamant -of a • hahd r*the^vay” p lw m (thi[the wasps) all summer, butIt we Then, this pastst vweek, a mem- ■ .r.IButinapIiplace where there is coucould never find where theyth ber of the elusiveive wasp family »^|i^«oU sub has •PlessoweSnND.FI, Pl^B3 no disturbanance, the nests bf weiwere coming from. When we’dwi 5^see WASP. PageB3

■ « • »•: Tt-imw».TWfciF*iFaib.Mriw WMiMdn.OetptoOtar fO. 3003 KBStktIfMUWEiaW § Magic Va l l e y 'Roarkk lends aimother $i(50,0001(0 his cannpaign Richards(M>n trie s to reassurer BOISE (AP) - DeDemocrat Keith Generieral Al Lance is eastern•n the Melaleuca corpoi)orate head- called Wasrasden extremely capable < Roark, seeking to3 wwrest the attor- Idaho0 conservativec activist Franklk quarters in Idaho Fidisiis. and expre>ressed concerns about coiiiservattive Idaho vvoters ' 3 ney general's officffice from eight VanderlerSloot and the companiesss The A ttorney i G en eral’s the philosoosophy - not the ability - ing over the years, a years of Republlcarcan control, lent he hastIS created. Consumer Protectioion Division of Roark,L CALDWfelL (AP) --With ) the fulinvilifying ^ another $50,000 to his campaign In all.all VanderSloot has direct-1- reported that Melaleut polls opening in just ei(eight days, “I will reprepresent Idaho, aira I uca is one of VanderSjrSloot specifically com- ow to their pressuri," ■5 in early Oaober. ed $35.35,000 directly to Wasden’s's the most active commpanies In plained aboutab Roark’s work os a Democrat Betty Richardrdson tried will not bow i Campaign financance disclosure campai.> a ^ through Melaleuca in to reassure Idaho’s geneileraDy corv she declared,id. ■ in Idaho in terms of consnsumer com- defense: attorney. ai He said the rhe two traded barbs statements showeded Roark, a for- Idaho0 Falls I and its Asia, Japanin plaints. Democrat*It *'has usM every tedmi- servative electorate thsh at ------, The mer prosecutor andanc highly sue- and C< she is not one of thoise Eu lin over the tax cut diat Canada spin-offs, Idaho.0 However, Deputyy Attorney caUty andnd loophole to defend' ^ EhftSfHfl ter defended and ^ccssful defense attomey,att made Investnstments Inc. of Idaho FallsIs General Brett DeLong Coast liberals many voteiters O tter rtge said the drug dealealers, embezzlers, white hoped to get rid of wit iiardson said shouldbe ealed in large part, company over the1 past two and all sorwrts of other nonviolent . “I am first and foremwlost n2002 s enviroi >SS5.000 on Oct. 21. primarily to Tensns ofi thousands more doUarsrs decades are not excessssive consid- offenders.”s." S finance a major cnm an Idahoan,” she declareired r \ __ y th atIt COtter wants state :nmpaign-ending a re alshis own financialal ccoipmitment has coi:ome from VanderSloot. with the company in 19'1991 govern- He and1 hish supporters said the sion and radio stations artiround the opposes ofterter originally( suppt^t- while Wasden hasns iraised about Melaleuieuca mode a $16,530 contri-i- . ing practices of its saleses force. first ad wasvas a bud-faced lie until state and The Idaho State:tesman. ing and warir withw Iraq that O t^ |S $150,000 from privatvate donors. bution>n to a group calledd In a letter to the e^:ditor of the the state RepublicanR< Party modi-. Freshman Republics:can Con- endorsed andnd RichardsonC suggest- The biggest donoridr for the chief Concenerned Citizens for Familyy Idaho Falls Post Registfnernewspa- fied the: adt and the second gressman Butch Otter a|appeared ed should bew mattern for a world- g deputy to outgoingg CCOP Attomey Values.iS, whose phone number iss per on Tuesday,*VananderSloot severely distoneddis reality. much more in command1 cof his air wide coalition,on, noti just the United time than he was a wcweek ago States. v4ien Richardson, the forr)rmer u!s. The chaUenilenger again pressed ------ObitlUARIES— attorney for Idaho, hihad him Otter on hisis seeminglyst evolving repeatedly defending hislis record stand on Socitocial Security. After t as a failed ^ e m in > ForobttiwynrtManI and MofiTMtkm. CM 73»«931,31, Ext 278. between 2 (Mn. endnd SI p.m. Monday ttm u g h Satuirday. n DMtfllna (• 4:30 p.m. foror MXt- M It oWt»Omnlcvall«y.com. P ithIth rwn tlcw are ■ free s f v tc e andId cao be ptaced wtll 5 p.m. evemryday.______ington. Libertarian Steve«e Gothard 2000, he noww daimsd this fall to be of Boise did not partidpateIte. com m inedtopto preserving that sys- e and leave her home. So oneDne Jesus Chrisi ol Latter-cr-day Saints, interestedin in antjQues and had an Running in what has: arguablya tem. I GooiODDVG ■ she asked il she could go alongjng She served in manyI areasi and enormous AntiqueAnt Museum north of been called the most Repepublican Otter defenfended yet another fni> he was astounded that sheIhe laught Early Morning SeminaryS< lor Paul Many itemsit6 have been donai- state in the nation, Richchardson time his opposic>osition to the socaljed Chanca Victaiw r wanteded 10 go That day Albert wenieni several years. Gerenealoglcal ed to Mimdokloka Historical Museum. needed i to convince vote)ters that Patriot Aa that he warned would Schummer out anomd bought her everything sheihe research and compilingg inlormatlon College of SSouthernol Idaho and other ‘she ‘i will not be a pawn off inational give the federaleral govemment tjie a possibly need to go lishinging ior iamily history books Chance Victor)r Schummer.S 18. a a n rtli. ks has been educationalal tacilitiesi around ihe . DemocraticJ leaders thatlat Idaho power to usurpuip the freedoms dnd t resident of GoodiiOding. Idaho, died ° alter ®t1‘ ihai she always went wilh>>ilh Vera's inlerest for many years.yi state, Republicans] have been so:0 success- privacy of Amermencan dtizens. { Monday. October« 2^. 2002. al hte S S SThey were buddies and wher-ier- Mearl & Vera had thrhree daugh- Eileen wasas a member of Eastern I residence. one was. ihe other was not far 'ters. liene Rae and Eiainel). He IS survivedId t by his parents, "’ pforfl'rence is.survived by her two Ihree sisters. AmbeTiber Schummer ol -nne- i ivo Twin Falls. Idaho. Also survivingsu are her parents.s. only sisier Bernice, the Rupert C^eteiy. S Twin Falls. Ida!daho; Morgan : "Michael 'Rusty' (Sherry)y) Ihree sisters. Oelsie E. Hall and youngest sonon Gregg, and Harvey, Helen B.CiBn(taner of Burley, ser- 5 Schummer and Whi K of Twin Fails. Idaho; andnd Norma L. Tilson ol TwinI Falls.F Idaho ihe love of ierher lile and husband, iMiitney Schummer trick T. Mayer of Glenns Ferry.ry. and Anelda L. Bayes of Edsel Joseph “Ted” WhitakerW vice at 1 p.m.1. today to at the Star of Gooding; Paterna»rnal Grandparents. Mahr, of Roseville. She is surviirvived by her son; Jon of Twin Falls, service at 10 3; Daughters; Kaye (Paul)Jl) Calilornia. Hollinger. RicRichland. Washington; 10:30 ajn. First and Secondind Ward Chapel of Victor and MadgeIge Schummer of Boweri today at First Baptist Ch:hurch in The Church of Jesus, Christ of ^ Decio. Idaho. in ol Filer, tdaho; and J.CC. Her parents, her husbaband. Mearl. daughter-in-lav■law. Margie Woolsey ol * Magee ot Twin Falls. Idaho:io; twin daughters, two siste Tvtin Falls; interment wilrill follow Latter-day Saintsints, 100 Soudi 200 He was preceded3ed in death by his one blot iters. Hassel Walla Walla,a. Wahingion; grand- maternal grand paparents and one rother. Robert Prait ol Emmeit.)H. E. Poppieton and Vaiiieie L. Bagley daughter Gretiretchen (f?oyai) Denton at Sunset Memorial Park.M West, Burley; inteinterment will be in ne sister. Irene Mitchell ol and four brothers. L. Z. Z Bartlett, ol Arizona, and an 4 greai-grandchii- Pleasant Viewtr Cemetery; C< friends . uncle. 1. ID; 12 Grandchildren and 2 Funeral services;es will be held at NMmnVn Id Leslie F. Bartlett, Vasterir C. Barilelt dren; two sisiesier-in-iaws Shirley (Joe) Doris Lorene GriffithI ofc Twin may call from 12-12:4512- pjn. today ; 10:30 a.m. on Thurscjrsday. October 31, Kous Great-grandchildren;n; and Max G. Bartlett prececeded her in Wasko. Buhl.ihl. Idaho; Lois (Jim) Falls, graveside memorialal service at the church, nee is also survived by herer death. Metsch. Neww IHampshire; and one at 11 ajD. today at the Twfwin Falls ' ! 2002. at Oemaray'srs (Gooding Chapel adom eted daughier. Sheila 0. I in Gooding. Idaho,5, wWith Mike Gregor waSidl^ D. Funeral Services lor VeraV« will be brother-in-iavlaw. Mel (Wilma) Cemetery > (Reynolds FFuneral Mi^riallaferifer Benton of Boise, : olficiating. Burialial will be In the lln ol Twin Falls. ID. held Friday, November 1,2002. 1, ati- Hollinger. Blainiaine. Washingion. iChapel. Twin Falls). parenis. her husband Albert,rt. p.m. at The Church ot JeJesus Christ Eileen will b( service at 2 p.m.p today at Elmwood Cemeter'tery in Gooding, her daSj be iruly missed by her Southwest Christiiristian Church, 5405 " Idaho. aughter. Barbara,, four broth-h- ol Laiier-day Saints Stakei, to 7 p.m. on ripoth in Idaho wilh Bishop Doug Barnumoffi-Be and son. Burley; 'Bu Gary (Erica) ciallng. Interment willIII follow al LIndauer andi children;cl Tiffany (Gary) at th e Seventh-day Ad^dventist today at the churcllurch; burial will fol- Wednesday. Ociobilober 30. 2002. at ° iSumft, Church. 131 Grandview ^ Demaray's Gooding'>8 (Chapel. norial Services lor Florence;e Sunset Memorial Park in1 Twin1 Falls. Bliss and daujaughter. and Terrance ; w Drive, low in the Meri(eridian Cemetery i held Sunday. November 3.3, Idaho. Visitation willI be held Lindauer all 3lot Rupert.f Twin Falls (Parke’s Magic;ic Valley (Alden-Waggonerner Funeral: Chap^ Tl 2002. at 2 p.m.. al the First Church:h Thursday. Ociober 31.20C002. Irom 5- A gravesidele memoriali service will 1Funeral Home, Twin Falls).s). Boise). 1 I . T w in F,F a l l s o to o di. .i 131 East F. Street in Jerome.e. 6 p.m. at Ihe Parke's Mailagic Valley take place at at 9 a.m. Saturday. Or. MUton H.L SimonSI of Rupert, ______Idaho.I. (Officiating wili lie Pastor3r Funeral Home. 2551 KImbiIberly Road. November 2. 2. 2002, at the Paul Robert Thompson of Twi I M. P^ge and Pastor Heidi win Falls, b u rial T hursdajday at Arlingtoh di Twin Falls, Idaho and onele hour prior Cemetery. The•he family suggests that sservice at 2 p.m. today aIt t )Parke's Memorial Gardendens in Cindnnad. to services al the church, memorials bele directed< to ihe Paul j Tiatibn and Private Inurnmentnt Services and arrangen Magic Valley Funeral Hom•me, 2551 Ohio (HansenI MortuaryM< Rupert ements are Cemetery Chaplapel, in care ot Hansen iKimberly Rrad, Twin Falk ^ H P I . are undnder the direction of Ihee under ihe direction of thithe Parke.s Mortuary ol Ruptuperl. ^ 11^ burial Chapel), Parke’sB Magic K Valley Funeral Homele Magic Valley Funeral Homime ol Twin will follow at the Mar Cemeneteryin 1 of Twin1 FlFalls. Idaho. Falls, Idaho. IRupert. James Walter:r Webb,U infant son ;] In ileileu of flowers, Ihe lamilyy of James andd NicholeN W ebb, \ requestsIts lhat donations be made In B)URLEY l Sylva Harrison Po|ope of memorial servicece ata 2 p.m. Sunday hermeriKimory lo Friends ol Hospice. " R upert Gooding, service at 10 a.min- today at the Reflecti(ction of History at the Gooding Church ofoi Jesus Mausoleum at: SunsetSu Memorial T w i n F a l l s Christ of Latter-day SaintsIts; inter- Park in Twin1 FallsFa (Reynolds ment at 4 pjn. at the Gard<'den City Funeral Chapel,l,TwinFaIls). Tv :

—-D eaim NOTICEES:—- Urbana P. Sedano Monday, Oct.t. 28,i 2002, at JEROME - Urbana P. SiSedano, Countunty Memorial j B 46, of Jerome, died Monda;iav.Oct Hospital. 26,2002, at her home. Arrangementsnts will be Mass of Chrisdan Burialilwrilthp > an n o u n ced by Demaray!4 held at 9 a.m. Friday, N Gooding Chapel,il. 2002, at St. Jerom e’s Ca'atholic ■ C hurch, 216 Second AvVve. E.. Lyman 'Pug'l' Macklinh Jr. erome, with Father Risworth A-memoriali servicese will be Eileen E. Hollinger, 68, a Mortuary of Jerome. ofc Rupert, passed away fhurs'aajlTl ssa Holyoak Wiseman. ^ held a t 2 p.m. Monday, Mo Nov. 4> Octoberc 24. 2002. at the.Minidoka h died Monday. Ociober _ 2002, at the VaUejdiey Presbyterian Memorial Hospital. ar home. SStanlay Borges Church in Hazeltoelton with Pastor She began her lile in1 IPufcell. 3orn December 17. JEROME - Stanley Borg ner childrenen. She loved being KiKinney, 47, of Hagermanin died Mortuaiy. 9 daughier ot ClaudeJ d e C. & Junia . totogelher. Howaver, her sisteller fooled » ‘th friends ancmd enjoyed country I__ • Gaskill Pratt. As ai wyoung woman, I vV; ' S S'everyone by gelling mariarried so n^uslc. horses andan< snow skiing. She — L. she wenl to’churchn in Jerome and ' . w Eileen wenl on to the Uniniversity, wi" tie greatlyy missedn by all who caught the eye ol a1 s^siw young man I ' ’ working at Ihe Extension olflce ol for ^hew end loved h > by the name ol Albertart iE. Mayer. She i i the Country Agent Leader fofor Idaho. She is suwivedred by her loving hus- IN TODAY'S WORRLD, CORPORATIlTEGREED i I ; knew his moiher veryery well and set Wra ■' I. Metz ^II was while working at Ihe E)Extension band, Mark of Burley;Bi her children. 'li < her sights on him,1, sand once He ,, , , i*«6>aoos 0Ollice Eileen met Harvey HiHollinger. Ry Ann Wiserleman and Jacob HHASSWALLOWE ED UP SM ALL BUIIUSINESS..^ 9 tookea at her. he nevnever looked at Vera lolaDia.Barileit Metz. 87, ol Twin BiBoth were going to school aiand were Wiseman of Bur3uriey; her parenis. Promise S anyone else. They werewer married on Falls pastjased away October 27. mmarried on Christmas Daysy. 1937. 1-oren and Linda;ia Holyoak ol Burley; ■ ises that if you purchase thdr stodHock, Ihey will £ ^ August 16. 1940. at Ihethe Jerome Rrst 2002, at herhei home. HiHarvey graduated In 1936i eand -she her father-in-law;w and moiher-in-law, ■ ptovideie a hefty retum. Then Baiikruptcyiptcy befalls them g Chureh of God andd & as she stood Vera waairaa bem February 16,1915, otobtained her degree in 1!1937. In C laude and BeBetty Wiseman of ■ andloai) and behold, they are no longer ob ” ; before those people,le, i she swore to In Marion.on. Idaho. She was Ihe i(1938, the young couple moer.MIA wilf bein Pleasantint View Cenwiery. mm and had one of Practioal .NuNurses, Program In 1955. InIn Vietnam in 1971. Friends may call ci at Rasmussen ; P L CWMFIINM

■ /V \ '' V y ■■■ ' A'",;'.'- TF WidnMd«r,lr.0cts6w90,2002 TbiM»NMr*,T^rt, TM) FaMi, MHw . M VdAGic V a lli. e y AV e s t m \ r jStudennts sharei anti-druilg messa:Ige Burle;y3 library By Shari Chaiwy ' d n ig sM« ij in the w ^ of bdng sue* cdreams, Martin saicL It’s; likeU get- Tlw»Wtwt wtttw ccssfiJ. ActivitiesAl Director Tim tting an A on a test,.then■Jl “times talks£finances P errig oc t«said while the elemen- tthat by a thousand and tiiahat’s bow The Tlrow,NewiIWS ______ACEQUIA - Aklthough ltl 13 tarystudenlents are hearing tiie mes* >you feel v^ien your dreamims come ^ C^omor ot Filor § ■ Minico High Schoolaol stu d en ts sage to sa;say “no" to drugs, high ttrue.” ' B U RLEY-' - Library workers VOOD.& Biuo Lakos I wouldn’t admit they’ werewi ^ o u s school stududm ts are realizing t h ^ Katie Wrigley, feUowV ]Minico may see ann iincrease in their when one elementartary student are role modelsm to the younger cclassmate, told storiest i of also wages soon. K asked, the elementary«ry crowd sure students. Vwanting to play basketbal«ilL“But T he B urlejley Public Library . cheered for them. Saul GaSarcla and Neil X:iark, Whitney \ kept beatinglg me,” board has $7,578$7 extra in the I Prices Good I I I . Students at fourir M] inidoka football playerspla at Minico, talked Wrigley \ said. So Wrigley!y found part-time salarlary budget this year -M Thru 11-05-02 H H . County elementaiy ^ools heard about schO'hool and grades. Grades something s she was goo}0d at - from the dty.y. The’ board dedded a "no drugs” messageage from the are import}rtant even for athletes, cheerleading. c to use mostt ofc that money to jARKjm Minico High School>oI stu d en ts d a rk said.:cL Taking drugs and alco* If drugs and alcohol hailad been increase wageIges for part-timers Tuesday as part of RedRe Ribbon hoi hurts[s students’: chances a t involved, ii neither woulclid have and use $1,00,000 of it to hire an Week in Minidoka elemel< entary good grade:des. achieved a their dreams,, 1Martin employee In1 tJthe future to fill a . schools. Takingal( aladwl and d ru ^ won’t said.a currendy emptipty position, It’s a week basedI onor the mes- make anyctyone a good leader or The high school studerents are The boardd brieflyI discussed % Pel/le sage of encouraging chillildren to be role modellel either, soccer player examples e of students wiwho set talking with1 tlthe city about the drug-free. It began in 1986 as a Hailey Coatoats said. goals g and have accompiiplished budget afterer the board was JSIRLOIN I grassroots movementIt of< parents Whitneyey Martin told her story things, U Perrigot said. Infonned of iniincreases to the cost concerned about alcohol>hol and drug about hertr «dream of playing col* "They are very successfisful peo* of instvance onor the building and f ‘ abuse. lege baskttketball. She recently pie. p They will be successissful in decreases to) tlthe library budget I "steak t ' The high school studeidents talked received a sscholarship to play bas- life," li Perrigot sold. “Thejey were due to changeIges in the sheriff’s I Lean ' about dreams, goals,.self-esteem, se ketball atc Boise& State University. just jt like you,” he told the eielemen- budget, doing well in school)ol an d how It feelss ggreat to achieve your tary ts studwts seated on thee 1floor. Board membmbers said chey felc V they should hahave been informed ^ GROUND g s i j n . r^_. of those Issueiues earlier so the I 3 y library budgetjet could accommo- ^ BEF gs Halloweieen has beecome a saJafer holida t / date those chanlanges. v ByNateJohnMn story of thatth Halloween night ago a( were out to do some, sserious L ibrary IDirector Julie W Tlm»»Wew» WTtter ______when Bron«)ner, in dvUian dothes, damage di that night. The;iey had Woodford ahalso reported the I - had run to the other side of the more m than 60 e g ^ Quinnan said. library is expeipected (0 be in the ■ Boneless Beef R U PE R T -nie HalloilUoween egg- aDey as officfficeis began chasing the The Ti police made the boys comea to black by $52626.07 in the city’s L ' throwers dashed downwn the ailey boys, theth stadon and soub eggsI roff the year-end financindal repon for the m GROSS with-police officers hot on their This yea’ear Mlni*Cassia law cars, ca but the greatest damaeagewas fiscal year that at« ended Sept. 30. ^ heelSi enforcemenient officen don’t expm - done dc by one of th e officecers. A Other boardd busin.essfc induded: I RIB ROAST ' ' The boys tumed a1 cocomer and to spend mimuch time chasing van- hastily lu dosed trunk crushehed the * 80th anniveJvetsaty celebration M Stopped, unsure whichI wway to run. dais. In reciecent years there have confiscated co box of eggs. - Woodford repUce officer pumpkin oror throw a few eggs at in m recent years. library will soorx>n offer faxing ser* James Broner, now a :sergeant cars, but: thetl total number of “Halloween is certainlyf cdiffer- vices to the pub]ublic I TURKEYS with the Minidokaca County reported crimescri does not signifi- ent en than when I first s ta n ^d expea, about American i|K ans from cheir gov- stuck in the stereotyptypical old by assigninging certain officers to he he said. emment. GHIQUITA ways of hard-line Comiimmunlsm, spedfic area:eas of town so residents DeVore 1 said he and o th e r “What’s funnymy is that we were police there seem well-isU-tuned to and officersrs can become familiar Western Wi chiefs would litlike to all going throirough the same W ^BANANAS < ' the Idea of public service,ice, DeVore with each othother pitch pit in with some help of)f their tilings.” ) said. And they are also> wellwi aware In terms5 oof Infr^tructure, the own. ow He ■said he hopeled to DeVore said1 he’sh glad he final* 1 1 of dtizens’ rights, whichich DeVore Sakhalin poix)lice forces are facing scrounge scr up enough old bullet-bi ly got to meetet some Russians ^ I said he found to be sur]nirprisingly potential disiiisaster, he said. In one resistant res vests and other eequip* face-to-face, broad and thorough. TwinFalls-sirsized town, the police ment me to help get a sizablee ship- “The are very;ry open. Very gra- W iLarge “They have really strstrict stan- departmentIt had only one patrol ment me of donations headeded to dous and wondeiderful hosts.” I K ' dards for searches andnd seizures car for its 16116 officers, he said. Sakhalin. Sal • pver there." By workinging though translators, * • HeI said the visit also affiffected Times-News reponerrep Mark Heim L BUNDT j i ’ Police on Sakhalin also al; use a DeVore saleaid he and the other him hir on a personal level,I. As a can be reached at 735-3238 or bve- m § principle of having “n<“neighbor* Western offofficers were able to child chi of the Cold Warr era, mail at mheinz(9t:@magicval/eyxom. ^ ^GAKES H IFresh 8" Pies i 1 ^ Terror__ APPLE OR i CoRtiniwdfroniBl security for>r tthe United States of mistreatment,” mi: he said. CrCraig’s out a distinctlyr racistra policy of tar- smart in trying to getit as{ much America. That’sTh up to the com* estimate est is that there arei imore getingHispanics:cs for deportation, PUMPKIN ^ international supj>ortt a:as he can mander-in-chichief,” he said. than tha four million illegal alienens liv- “The dirty littliitde secret is that if . before taking action»n against On anotheher issue, Craig took . lngIng and working in the UrUnited you’r e blue*eyrown-eyed, you’re ^ decade - to prove to thehe intema* ' establishing I g legal status for immi* tries,” tri( Craig said. “We ha^ave to in trouble.” H olland Dutch tional community thatlat Iraq Is grants mustn speeds up. Craig said speed spe up the process allo'lowing The examplei CraigC gave is that I ^ 3 . J swept clean of chemical,»!, biolo9 > he will co-sposponsor an act expand* them the to become legal, allo'lowing the Immigiigration and u cal and nuclear weapons.IS. Ing some undocumentedua immi* them the to become registered1 vwork- Naturalizocionn Servicef doesn’t 1%or2% But ultimately. Bushh nmust use grants’ accessess to educadon bene- ers ers and allowing them to starart the raid ski resorts:s butt it goes after || whatever internationalII coalitionc fits and abilit;ility to adjust to lawful process." pn> field workers. GALLON MILK it can muster to confroni-ont Iraq if status. KHe blamed che Democratiiitic lib------. the U.N. Is not up to it, CnCraig said. “Ttfday wewe have a large num* eral era philosophies unions olof the TimeS'News writerwi Julie Pence CWestern Family g ; “(U.N. Secretary Generneral) Kofi ber of peoplepie Iiving in the shad- 1970s 197 fashioned to protea dodomes- can be rcachedat at 735-324Jo r bye- _ Annan cannot be thee h head of ows and alle:Ueys that are open to tic tic wdrkers. Craig also poiiDinted mail at jpcncc&mc•magicvalleyxom. IGE I Spend__ CREAMi«.*. I . ContlnuMiframBl days, Golisaniano has moved doser amrricelll as the 2 / taken only $96,000, or 5 ]percent cent, compariared with 31 percent BlocUoomberg set the record foror the Democratic candiiididate. - LT. GOKE fi : of his total $1.8 million campaigncaj for McCallI anda: 18 percent for mosnost expensive non*presideilential His opponent,t. IRepublican and B ; fund. The Blinken-Craiglig race is - Golisano inI oione recent survey - raceace ever. The Republicann and multimillionaireire businessman PRODUCTSW ^ one of the most expensensive in Pataki has takentai Golisano’s cam- billilillionaire media magnate sjspent Doug Forrester,er, has financed I] Idaho history. .paign seriouslusly enough to start aboibout $73 million of hisi < own most of his ownn campaign,c lend- IJ13.5 ez. B .*5) MeanwhUe, Sanchez’s’s millionsc airing ads aitirltidzinghSn. morRoney to win the mayor’s5 :seat ing It more than1 $7$: million. ' have already made thehe Texas WhUeit’s-is -uncertain whether lett:Eistyear. • West VirginiInia businessman ASSORTED j 1 governor’s race the highest-hi any of the selflelf'funded candidates W hile Sanchez and GoUsisano Jim Humphreys,«s, a Democrat, has g : sMnding contest In thatlat state’s will win thiss yyear, the 2000 elec* re are the oiily self-financed cacandi- loaned his Housendence Senate contestestever. IfittGtt Romney, the fomier Wlltoter for governor. DeDespite Simon’s niTORSOS II ^ I Party ca'ndldate Gollsaisano has . A new cam]m paign finance law OlynOlympics chief, has dedicateded at infusion of pepersonal cash, fl spent at least $54 million[on so far taking effectict after the Nov. 5 leas)ast $4.6 million in persosonal Democratic Gov.IV. Gray Davis, a CWestern Family {('on his third campaira fortor gover* dection offers,n .h elp to candidates donaonations to h>« gy]ubei^ prolific fund-ralseiier, had far more . 1 t| nor. With almost uiuiiniteited cash trying to kerotm pace with wealthy natnBtOtid to q>end, $12 milUillion, in die final ■ l l i k l i M I to tap in the 'campaign’iin’s final . rivals. The lalaw’s “millionaire * • Former; New Jersey Sen.S' days before the eleelection. MAGAROM P aCHBSE stem Family Wasp______I : PAGK 49! jcvrtfeMdfeMti ’ ' .'Were free to buildbu tfadr oveniled morelore than 2 feet in diameter. afte rw a rd s - prattMhed to'oooaiof n tlieboriioatal Nevievertheless, he warns tlth a t Loretta BurUiartte a m be reached in ^ 1 Umn 2 p*i coupon. 1 coupons Fulbr p n t o c ^ fae v n t ^ beipM Smithh

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1 —-L ettIERS------^ V O T EE - R elink term (Imlti(Ks and knows thefie processes in the Sportsmen and womenn ofi I have watditched-him ^ v e up | I *% Senate ancind Congress. Is Lany 1Idaho, it would be in ourrbest b some of his wc vote yes on Propotl work time and | •} 0tttl0n2 Craig or oneor of our other senior iinterest to keep a real prorotector money to camjunpaign this year. | I hasdJy voted for teimtei limits govemmerlental offidals getting cof our rights in the U.S. SenateS< - There isn’t aa hlot of money back- § th e fin t go-around. I, ei Tlom Mikf[eselt U t t h a t too close; totc a position? This ini- aa man with the pull of a seniorse ing him, butt vf dollarsd in while belittUttling U.S. Sen. Larry of o the poor th in g -it soundnds bad • •■'I raining people in someme of these Craig for' notn< Iwing a hunter is and ai will eventually causeedam < . * ffices? Now we re-inveivest to consistentIt with> the Democratic aiage to the muzzle (the ownm er J rain someone else. Doedoesn’t Party philo:ilosophy of gun owner- irmight not like that). G o u k e sense to me. If theythe are sliipandthithe Second Amend- JIM CHILDS Ha oing a bad Job, they' willwi proba- ment rightht ofi law-abiding dti- TwinFaUs ly lose in the next eleclection or lenstoownrni guns. tn bo relieved in othertier ways if The politilitical ad starts out QBlinken's past atsadaUitkxn • H m efore an election theyey do< some- showing Sen.Set Craig saying he ling really out of line.le. will do ever/erything in his power make "i you wonder aboututtnist • W^EgB Another point is thata t jit is any to defendi ouroi Second Alan Blinken is a Clinton srson’s r i ^ t to nut for an elec* Amendmenent right to keep and Democrat. D So when he comimeson - ranjOKH on. Th«y should be treatedtre; bearanns.!s. Sen. Craig has been TV,T looks you in the eye aniindteOs « ) u ^ and should bee placedpl on steadfast inin this promise and, you yc something, can you belislieve t being a seniinior senator, has had hi have the constitiititutional great influeiuence in thwarting the DUNCAN DOUGLAS ^ to this freedom. WhatWl gun-control-ol agenda of Second TwinFalls •eds to be changed isIs thetl way Amendmenient opponents in eople running acquirere huge1 Washingtonon, D.C. MMeiers lives simple, smimart t j . . • '■! mounts of money to get the The Blink< nken campaign televi- imIHe, eams neighbor’s V(vote ; ( l i ) lost exposure to the public.pul We sion ad takekes Sen. Craig's state- 7 Unes \ lould make a limit onn thetl ments compnpJetely out of context. .• ^ Dear editor and all Idaholoansl • “ r l nount they can spendid ini aiw Sen. CraigS is not talking about. We" need to check the way/w \ e • ' tot. Might be a way toto seea if hunting; he’:le’s talking about some- vote! I was raised a RepublJbUcan * My can really run thee UnitedL thing that: isis much more impor* and „ have always voted thatat way. « latesonabudgetl tant - the SeSecond Amendment But "5 lately, I have had a chailange • sc® H ie last area I will taUtalk about right to kee;iep and bear arms. of heart and mind. I have di • who is really pushingigthis.1 £ Without thathat right, Mr. Blinken ed that I need to take a dos0^“- : prW al 'O avs ied to talk to one persorson that would be huntinghui with rocks and ’ look , at the people who areBmn- i J o t astrjrlngtogetme to0 signsi up to sdcks (if hele reallyi hunts at all). ning for office. !• mit tenns. I^ey had no clue to The whole! adai is reminiscent of . I‘ have had the privUegelofliv- o • o n e le effect it would havere onc gov- the Clinton*(n-Gore era when ing near some of them and : nmental bodies and all they Clinton wasas tryingi to appeal to because of what I have obse ,(>(oywen^^ s f s m sold say is "I get $1 foror eachI the huntinglg public] by going duck I am going to change the wa • . imelget^Greiitansweiwerl hunting. ClinHinton’s message was vote from now on. • •-■J Think of how many of thet big loud and cle{Je a r-w e think it’s OK One « of them is my neighbibor. • actoral states bave teraerm limits to own a shotfiotgun (no pumps or He is hard working and hom)nest. , H iT h e T h n e s ^IWS ■nd what does that mean.lan. H m semi-autos)i) forf< hunting, but own- He and his family Uve simplpie yet * ItatMduit cootrol theseMUpner t ershipofhantandguns and other smsmart. Twin Paliss Bulurley •O oesw ill coocrol the mimindset types of firearearms isn’t really nec- His ] wife has been able to : 733-0931 ext.;t.2 677-7-4042 « Congreu and Senate.e. If1 this essary. aat] t home to care for and raist Fax: 734-5538i38 Fax; 6' Basses I doubt if 1 ^ 0)will WI AlanBlinkinken, an ex-appointee their the seven children. He isr a 677-4543 ^ M ver ixave a senior govervemmen- of Bill CUntoiIton, appears to be just good go< family man and cares5 aabout ^ • WJ*f "* 132 3rd St. W W 1263 COverland jal person that will repmrresent tu as ignorantt andai deceitful when it the needs of others. He is ch ftt a national level T h» ^ e govern- comes to thelie real issues of gun table tab and helpful with goodr- ;• Email; twtwinadOmagicvaiiey. y.com fttfntal bodies usually use some- ownership andan the Second sousound prindples and commonon • % ^ ^ t^\has been aroundmd and. Amendment. ^ * 6 mccia;[email protected] ot. sersense. • ••••••••••••• ■ pieirj- ,r. :■ . i

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•V ••‘/ic TF WedOMtfiy.tr.Octobw30.2002 n,TwliM».UilW iM a g i c V^ALLEYa 3 for Leiiglslailve Dist. 23 Lincolrn C oim tjy recreati(ion prog]ram getss boost ^ lo n ^ Cawner swimming pool and spoponsor a with a senioror dtizen program at 5 * !!!____ Mel e « t l n g t i m e s swim ^ team and a few othelier activ- the Collegeof of Southem Idaho. ities, said Sharon McClurere, chair- Chris Ulrig,lg, the recreation dis- wm S SHOSHONE - £:E x p an d in g U'«olnC(»jJounty RocTBaUon District j! fnndlPllelll b T o i J o iB t (8 are held from 6 to 7 p.m. woman of the organizationon. trict’s secretoeiary. said Shetler’s Q l W h t lin c o ln C ounty Refrea.ioS Rc HI P wcond Monday of eech j, But now the organizatation is salary is $800M) a month for about M t* i//nn i . tinllsirlci .c a a■ ^strict programs havw ve made It induding more activitieses and it 20 hours a weeI'eek. 8 28 necessary to hire a p.r..,ime] It the Uncoin County L use. The meetings are became necessary to hirehi the “If it getsi totc be more, we wiU ^ " T ' T - r - r ^ jioordinator. part-time coordinator, MMcClure have to re-negtegotiate,” Ulrig sdd. *. ^ Jamie Shetler, wh ______t'AS. ond onfnfti/iAf Ciigui muicAmaiiiy urwwuintAeilS u m junior high and highh schools stu- approval,, Sheder S: said. because b< a lot of new peoplpie have Thc carryo'yover is money, set w .1 CrtaM hy a nurrijfijfcvKunvI.x ami ha^iipixi >r4t\«runl< dents. A flag footballlall program **We lave ha> a bunch of great moved n into town, McClivere saicL aside for swin/imming pool equip- B E4hnl tn 1911)1.. I'iml llx ciu mk In >« for children in gradeses gettete r an d available,” Ulrin rig sd d . R : during the winter, an archery Shedersaidaid. knows kl a lot of people,” ^she said. ------[ djnic for grades fourir tto eight, a When theth< recreation district "She's a real positive persoson.” Tbncsfkusmconvspondmt Lonxane I summer swim team leajleague, deco- was firstt organized, o the main Shetler is also knowledjidgeable Cavawr can be mchedi at 208 436- rative painting andi oother arts objective'e was to operate the about al grants and has w orked 13SIorkavoKron.MJJ. JavC^Utvdt Ave.W. Highway 30. the registratiction numbers. The IW In f^ lls Thursdtq/ Cash prizes will be awardrded for top four cost}stume votes will HOLSON, M.D., F.AF.A.C.S. Tcnigftti Thundayant will play for a best bc costume. No cover chailarge. receive a $50) savingssa bond n pany fron 9 pjn. to 1 Lloyd, Audiologi)G IST .Magic Valley Jaycees Thtavday J ulian 0 . Nich sor their annual Haunti Honker’s Place, 121 R P| u p ert The fifth aiuiumud Harvest Fest Relocation of Their Officeice to IS Lve. S. Cover charge is at The Ballroom, 206« ShoshoneS S 'lS li’'' Toni^andThtinday will be held from fri 6:30-9 p.m. at AND J ay C. I ! will also be a costiuse the Buhl Firstst Christian( U urch, p Ave. West, Suite A St. N. Hours are 7-10 toitonight and Haunted Mansion Announce the J?i 7-11 Thursday and Fridiriday nights, P”" ’'’ 1th cash prizes for th e .i,: r. Food, fun and Tw in F alls______um'e. Doors open a t 5 through ^ spook alley will be o«5i Poplar. Admission is $4 for aduldtUBiind^$3 from 6 p.m. to 1 ajn. tonigl e offered; admission 496 S h oup f s . T »ndy at the door. for children under 12.:2. Proceeds » Thursday Tl 5 p.m. to 1 ______urgety1 • Cosmetic Surgei;rgery will go to Camp Rainbinbow Gold Thursday at the old Rupen , Friday and and the trust fund estatitablishedin ’ Horse wiU play for a • Laser Surgeryy n party from 9 pjn. to 1 ing alley. Cost is $3 per pen • Ear, Nose & Throat Sur the name of Mallory Sno costume contest will be h d gh School and '“s •H e a d * Nedcc CancerCa Tonisht sday at Tbe Oasis, 1007 g Productions will and Medicine :es Blvd. N. No cover p.m. Thursday for childrJren£"■1 12 pPh^a“n^L?!|-. re sen t “It W ' Surgeiy The First Assembl)bly of God and under. Was a Dark and • Endoscopic Nasal Sinu: Church will sponsor aI harvestha fes- For more information or ( it,” 7:30 p.m.. Buhl Surgeiy • Complete Audioldiologlcd dval from 6:30^30 pjn., W unteer = to help with the hauunong, M ?d T e” l f flooI i auditorium, Evaluations and games for the whol r Classics will play for a ^ ich are $3 for stu- • Facial Plastic & SlellSS en party from 8 p.m. call . Jason Wells a t 438-5031. ^"8 -Hearing Aid ServicesSen First Assembly o£ GodKl isi located Tonight andThursday dents and seniod o r dtizens and $4 Reconstructive Surgery at 143 Locust St. N. Ini^t at the Montana Vfttine f®*" adults, will'ill be available at A spook carnival for y • Soouioplasty for Snorir Thursday Steakhouse,se, 1826 Canyon Crest ick-or-treaters will A 9aitableft>rPedietrie and AduA duttP M knu cover charge. children will be held froi•0 ^ 5 .1 ‘‘o™- The Twin Falls RRt eform ed pjn. tonight and Thursday,Tt*e i 8« candy it theyth come in cos­ Church will sponsor• a trick-or- - 8) 732-3066 Buzz Hall6ween Minidoka ^ County Fairgro Appointments Are Now Ava treat in the Expo Cente Pari-Mutud Building campus of the Col ular will be held at 9 ^ ■ Magic Valiev for 2S Years ^ ______' ■ - luggers Brewpub, 516 All | activities are free. PaParents GOOdIng (208 Soutnern Idaho from can bring cameras. it. S. Doors open at 7 ^ Thursday Serving the S Free. Games, food and fu The event is sponsorered by Gooding Higligh School student ayailable. pjn. The event« t will feanire two sto- Minidoka ^ After School Progi)gram. council, alonglg with th e Drama ^ Thursday Thtaiday Club, will hoslost a Halloween f ji A trunk*or*treat will b< ee dance floors and j 0 O I T YOURR 8 E L F Ibe held at f e '! '/"Music Machine. First Out ' of the Darknesess, a Haunted Housese at the old Brown ^ the Magic Valley ChChurch of Halloween alternative evemmt, will School, located:d behindI the Magic ■ Christ parking lot, from le costume contest will ^ ini6;3(M30 iSin00 cash prize. Other be sponsored by several1 JMini- Valley Bank. TheTh haimted house CompletB H D p.m. All kids are welcoIcome. The iVS?,? Cassia-area chur^es. A safiafe, fun also will havve e a refreshment H Church of C hrist is lo( lude an overnight stay ^ S I T r t o n‘s t ” Club 93 and in Salt and free alternative to tradiiditiond room, where studentsstu can watch H 2002 Filer Ave. E. Halloween activities, it wiwill be scary movies HaHaUoween night. “ i n g l Qi i t s i Thunday Lake Qty. are $10 in advance and held h®l in the Minico H i^ SiSchool The goal is to keep high school ■ A Safe i Sweet Trickck o r Treat back gym from 6-8:30 p.m.. 1There students off thehe streets the tiight will be held starting atsr ic a* $12 at theB door;c must be 21 to B u i l d i f'J.f,-?'atten d . Adiidvanced tickets are will w*J be games, music, skits, s otHalioween. & e Magic Valley Mall. M refreshments, prizes and acandy. ™ore iniinformation, call 24 igem ent staff will distribL S , available atat Poindexters, 257 W. ref in Falls; Muggers in Everyone Ev« is invited. Brandee Humbciberger at the high Q{ trlck-orwners a.m. at the Snugug Lounge,.165 W. I food item or cannedled food. a HalloweenJl partyj from 9 p.m. to lartiapating p a r in the contestst will Wilson. ^6989 I (tie designs he^ mato your projecvjeci easier tw eved a cal and tak to one of oir buliin(UngspecWito jr easy-tt>foiow plans and venatkwlhyourplanorour^Det^is ryiameiethi Appellatee court ordiers new tri[ial in immilgrant the!eft case ^Md Vblourwebeilaorglveusaciline at www.Sutheriandinds.com for a FREE estiniate. MtoV tv I ^ I S E (AF) - TTie misdesdemeanor Eugene Marairano’s comment to the fabiabric softener from a Cc3oeur headUght, he sto{topped the aUeged ^ f t conviction of an imtimmigrant jury that Rlciick Johnson’s EngUsh d’AII’AIene store one day and aa vehi-i thefr and the policslice were caUed. iCall or s e e our kits onli mbn who claimed hislis faulty skills were adequateac and that a cleJe headlight 1 from the storere the Johnson, whose>se native language " Eoglish got him in troutouble was verbatim trarranslation during the nextlext. is German, s d d1 thei} suspidon diat ^ ^ftrertumed Tuesday by thethi Idaho trial wasn'tnecessaiy ne< undermined Although A) he was seen tallaking he was steding; thetl items and his I Gpurt of Appeals becau:rause of a Johnson's plailanned d^ense: that thehe -fabric - softener, a storee offi- comments that: suggestedsi he had s r l a n c cunment the magistrateate made tite.allt^ theftth was actually the daisials said he didn't stop Johi>hnson stden them once!ce he was d e t^ e d about his language ability.ty. result of misuisunderstandings creat- bees JT WESTJORDAN,\N ,iS T •ecause the Item was minoryr and were all a mlstmiimderstanding cre- 3245 W. 7800 Soutkwtti 7'The three-judige panellel imani- edbythelangiRguage barrier. he,liie,had better things to do.0. But ated by the feetrt thatt EngUsh is a ^ t h c dtously held that Magiagistrate In Jantiaryy 1999,: Johnson itole whe/hen he saw Jolmson takece the second languageetohim o . SALT LAKE CrTYUI______(801)282-850(L500 1780 W. North Ternpte (601)538-0000 r r o i m

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(APAP) - So lit* making, we ,. , Scientists frfrom University of r ;■ we’ve seen before,^' said and a pipelines ihat woulclid frag. California, Sai iW in F a ll* tie oil and natural gasjas exists in Ed Porter,sr, a research manager ment n: w^dlife habitat. San Diego’s Scripps L J! Rocky Mountain roadliJdless oreas for the Ai ,.. Insdtudon off COceanography esd- American Petroleum The Wilderness Societyr sds d Its mate die airgui that (mlling is barely worthwhile,wo Instituteof of Washington, D.C. study st casts doubt on Bush { guns aboard ^die IW I ' ian environmental groupgr( said He said I I admin- Maurice Ewiniring research vessel I d it takes many smaller istration is proposals to opepen the can generate u Tuesday in releasinglg two new oil and gas;as projects to meet the rc ; up to 263 d e d b ^ .reports. roadless areas and nadonalId moil- sd d Brendan C n atio n ’s energy er consumption. uments ui to energy exploradc 1 Cummings, counsd The W ilderness SociSociety said And he saidaid such fut\ire devdop- , fordieconservsxvadon center. /, ' national energy policy is Its study calls for a taally of Larson „„„ y is misplac* ment needsds to be on public land. environmental ei costs relai oted that the U.S. ~ ing emphasis on drUilnging in areas “There’s’s little1 left to be discov- drilling, di a full accounting irs sounds above 180 'A that acnioUy hold littleepromise. p eredonpri\Jrivate and state lond^” and ar gas reserves, and a lo te potentially harm- f So much federal landid isi already he said Tues mammals. ■ iesday. the th possibility of getting att tthe oil fui 10 marine mi www.vliuoplicaliilicalcotn open for drilling that openingop< up Porter saidsai estimates place 81 and ar gas widi direcdonal dr - sensitive areas, indudinding grizzly percent of>f undiscovered» energy among an odier measures. d4?g, DvjEELgigets$6M I bear habitat along thith e Rocky resourcesin in “fronder" areas such The reports were prepan CaOI-SOO-fiLASitoLASSES for . Mountain Front in Montana,M as AlaskaI andai the Powder River researchers re working for Um location naarwarestyoa i makes little sense, sal S^The for nudesear research I said Chris Basin coal>b<[•bed methane areas. Wilderness W: Society, and lookedlc :MehI, WildernessI S o ciety The WildeIdemess Sodety reports at at 1.5 million acres of the n ^spokesman. t nearly IDAHO FAIALLS (AP) - The I focus on nat[lationd forest roadless IS IS million acres of fedendd road- Idaho Nadond “We're just aaking thai d Engineering and H that a small areas and 15 IS designated nadond less les area in six Rocky Mou3untain Environmentaltal Laboratory will I percentage of theset lalands are monument:n ts in M ontana. states. sta receive $6 mil protected," Mehl said. niilion during the ■ W yom ing, Colorado, New Using 1 U.S. Geological SiSurvey next diree yearsars to fund nudear m Industry observers,8, hhowever, Mexico, U'tah, td Arizona and North estimates, esi researchers condicluded research projeaects. ^ 3 ■ said new governmentn t re p o rts Dakota, thithe roadless areas hold en > expected in the next fei snough The moneyy ccomes from the few weeks The repoiports said oil and gas gas ga; for just nine to 11 weeeeks of U.S. Departmeinent of Energy, in IwiU make The Wilitrilderness exploration)n would not only pro- U.J ;Sodaty estimates obsdet U.S. consimipdon and enou(lUgh oil th e form of grants gi from the dete. vide little addidondac ener», but for less than a month of natladond Nuclear Ene:nergy Research ; “The general pointsnts they’re would creatiate a network ot roads use. ust U o F I Initiative andnd the Office of Energy Effifficiency and S < S c rip , l ^ v e n u i Renewable Enerlergy. ■ ment filess appeal foiDr skeletoiII The grants arare separate from I die $5 millionI Energy E Secretary I PORTLAND, Ore. 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Konstajstantin Litvinov The assurearance by Minister of systems s; in a dozen predon UtdsUOfl (I>C|7 20 • 0 30 ; and threw handftilsuis of, dirt onto State for For'oreign Affairs Dubem ly 1; Muslim northern .sta ULCUSCl IMI 7:20 • I>:30 J ; his coffin Tuesday ta te s to MoonliohtLJdilfi Mii 11317.00-n.-is ay as Russians Onyia repreiresents the govern- change c their laws. Red DntoontSaOJHI 7.00-0 45 • began to buiy the’ hohostages killed ment’s shariarpest statement yet Instead, he said, thee cas<;s lUHcdfliijflll3|7:30.»:40 . during a S8-hour standoffst with on Islamic court,co or Shariah, rul- wouldv, be overturned indi\lividual- Whiw PiwndijflOdlirilll 7:10-020 : Oiechen rebels. ings condenemning at least four ly 1; in appeals before fe QOCI3l7.00-grliwtli • or another drug relatdated to it, U.S. / will ever be stoned ers, e including Presesident ■H H 999H ' offldals said TuesdayJay. lit of Shariah law. Olusegun 0 Obasanjo, haviive said . In Moscow, U.S.3. iAmbassador )nyia said. the d constitution does not3t allow \ Alexander Vershbowlow offered thc :e at a news confer- stonings, st amputations, whi|lippings o s a IKI 7 30. 0 40 ; first offidal Americarican criticism of igeria’s preparations or oi other common punishihm ents uUxniiiiroo ; the Russians’ continueinued refusal to !l7;IS.n:30 ; identify the substancince used. “It’s s a boycott by a grow- Nigerian law does allow>w capi' Transoorrw.iXfiCdll 7:15-0:30 • clear diat. perhaps)s with\ a little r of contestants over tal ts punishment. Onyia didid not .. more information,, at least a few crtMrf. nf i S sentence handed a e: of Col. Konstantin Utvlnov, one• of th* hottagtt who died Iq th explain how the governrnm ent : more of the hostageIges may have as a resultoman in March. cotild cc offer assurances on i r of a M om ow thtattr, moam duri 1 future : survived,” Vershbowjwsaid. i ukMverd during his funeral Tuesday. Nobody,” On:lie court in northern rulings n by the judidal braninch. , Based on reports3 fi^ o > doctors He spoke:ondemned Amina Human rights campai{ligners ^B8SB9B ; who visited some off theth American A senioilior Russian offldal issued The incapacitating g ence on Nig<-year*old single moth- argued ar Onyia's pledge wawas not GuOSt ShiB ; hostages, U.S. officiFicials believe the Krememlin’s strongest defense intended to prevent the I for the Mis:ing sex outside mar- enough er to ensure the safe Uibauni?7!?o“ »to I • ihe gas was an opiapiaie - a drug yet of theth decision to fill the takers from triggering which facesligh a court rejected Nigerians Ni who have been of flBDOUTrOO-S-JO I . ^ t e d to morphinene. and heroin, Moscowtr theaterti with a secret gas sives strapped to their ing numberpeal c in August. She tenced te to stoning - and °o°th«^o ^ I t Vershbow said. Othether U.S. offi- before special sp forces raided it and riued around the.. c the stoningto s hiding while await- who wl could be sentencedI iiin the ‘ dais identified thee ddrug as fen- early SatSaturday, rescuing hun- It worked but it also k: Nigerian womd appeal by a higher future. fu - £onyl, commonly usedsed in anesthe* dreds an^ndjctlling Sp of their cap- iout most of the hostages, An Islamic . iia and to relieve seve:2vere pain. tors. 116. Nigeria cor 1 gas was Lawal, a 31-ye e hostage- er, for havinjkillsatleast . Missile]i knocks doov^Russia lg explo- riage. 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Tl Place the lamb in a roasting'g dish minutes, or untilitil a meat ther- heat,It, 10 minutes. They wil111 skillet and cook ovcover medlum- the rolling sugar, Worce-cestershire sauce and md and cook 50 minutes. Rem recorded mutton barb«iley. If you spices. imove mcmietcr register:ers 140 degrees. releassase a thin juice. Drain, letle high heat until sizzliizzling hot. Six Owensboro, Ky., was on the:he lamb from the oven» 1to a Remove from the,le grill and let sit the mushroomsmi cool nnd squeezi» e to eight servings. 1834, held at a Baptist i Owensboro is an old, lea population 55,000, in the country of thc Ohio Valle;i l c o o» k s l o co k t o p u t l ja m b lt o b eit t e r uj s e L o c aore H b b | | [ P LAMBla AND WILD RICE 325 degrees for thnthree to four shanks MEATBALUS hours. Serve with a salad, sa crusty There are far mon 31/31/3 pounds lamb, ground rolls and crisp PinotiGris. Gt lyyellow e i onion, diced fine “Scott Mason ■options than rackIrt < 1 cupcu[ wild rice, cooked 1 eggege SOimiEASTASr ASIAN Iamb and lamb shi ' w i ^ K W n s S ^ cup *^“l Japanese bread crumbsbs LAMB TACOICOS (coarsirser than regular breadid 1 1/2 ixiunds grotuidmd lamb By Karan B iuick on che Tlm»»W«wi cotTwpondent m unbsnbs) 1 tablespoon garlic,ic, rminced p ace the 3 cup cream 1/2 cup onion, minceineed than> 3 cup milk . Sheep are big busin 1 cup coconut milkIk 2/3 tablespoons mix of snge,;e, 1/2 cup white Cal Ro;Rose Rice Blaine, Minidoka andI Gion thymene andI oregano counties. With 80,000 < 1 red chili, crushedKl n tlle In 1/3 tablespoons Kosher salt Fish sauce, to tastete hoof,'’they easily outpai ' 11/31/3 dashes of cayenne pepper human^^go pulation m on :r Cook lamb in a heaheavy skillet; — cupnip tomato juice drain. Set aside. 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Remove fh)mI heheat; season ^jdMtooghereuts.es in conv. i.: BECKENOFFE with rice spice and fish:Ish sauce. b To pttt the Munds leg of lamb, cubed Tacos: around u ^ o good; We u mMMMO/IMIMlHa i lleeVeek,cut • 20 cabbage, Raddichdichio o r but- CoUi^e of southe^ Id inM n M e r m s« o ^ to rmMM L i a ^ and WOtf Rloe lalts, a iB th h i c re stid for a Sw i f -ed J , Mtatoes, sliced ter lettuce leaves to> serserve as taco Blaine County campus basitchum-j MB it likes It Kittle white wine shells sponsoring cooking dasses i : it.' Aiid remem ben - andid supennaHtets. si Mason says he ca tM k o n Too <*dl doneoe. and l^s npt going But ' “ “ "P y * * * " 2 roseosemary sprigs 2 cups cucumber, diceddici juncddh Sth'die mrnudOi But homeowners can buy Idadaho lam b m eatball1 dish for a iteaseaspoon anise seed oHering to a s te jo o A•” ” lambmb directly from sheep grorow- Swedish friend. T 1 cup mint leaves ; ff_the 8h ^ F^tival hdd . 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Washington planteded at Mount . 1/4 cup rolleddoats oa Vernon in Virginia,ia, but he Is ’ ' 1 tablespoonI honeyhot drawn to a far morec ajandent and 1 teaspoon pcan'canm butter ragged example inn G( erm any. . , .'jV 'fv * 1/4 cup vegctablitable shortening Here, beneatli this lindenUnc tree, a - v ; ' 1/2 teaspoon vanvanilla medieval troubadour)ur is said to ..V -v-" Heat the ovencn toi 350 degrees, have composed his tale of "J Mix together inn 0o bowl the flour, Parsifal, the knight: in search of baking soda, salt•alt and oats. Heat the Holy Grail. f"! the honey, peancanut butter and Pakenham’s affinityty forf this lin*. i’ 'I -' • '•*'*'•1i‘- shortening in the microwave on den seems well placed,cd. Hc is him* V B If -7 high until runny,y, aboutal 30 seconds, self both knight erranrant and bai- Beat into the dryiry mixture.i Stir in ladeer, singing songs;gs about the the vanilla. Dropop byI teaspoonfuls Earth’s oJdest living cn onto a cookie sheeJieet and biake 8 to : creatitfes in jQ niinutes. Makes i his new book “Remarktu-kable Trees 1 9 kes about 2 doica of the World" (W.W./V. Norton Sc ti* ■ - This is a staplelie ffor many cooks, •Co-)- As both writer andan photog* •■M The squares freezeeze welki microwave {rapher, Pakenham1 sharess) his I flH i ^hem right out of thed treeier fbr a |wondrous discoveriesies of plants I ' . quick snack. I likeke totl put fresh basil (that for ali their agei andar stattire I- ' d w u leaves and sliceded RomaI tomatoes {exude a terrible fragragility. Wc I 'jlig on top before 1I bakebt these. I’ve trevere mountains andid rivers,r but H H m ade them witt:vith reduced-fat |we connect to old trees,ies. After all, ■ ■ Bisquick,andeggsugsubsdtiite. •he notes, we share thei mortal]* ZUCCHINII APPETIZERAI • ty. Pakenham, who0 li a Vegetable oil spn Harge castle in Ireland, i founder 3 cups thinlyy^ced si lucchinl {and chairman of the Ii Tree (don’t peel) - {Society. 4 eggs, slightlyyl>eaten l>e ' Once, ancient treesees werc so 1/2 cup vegetablelUeoU /common that they weresre taken for 1 cup BIsquick< 'granted, nnd then taker MNM.' 1^2 to 2/3 cupCU] Parmesao, ken to build ui.*Arf.. Th« Romano and/or Asii /structures and ships. TheThi colonial ThofflM J Pakenham hat apart tliaAa |p u t four yaara looking for thath worid'a nrest, oldest treeiaea. Ha writes about and photofitographa the Earth’a oldest llvln Asiigodieeae 1 have been craituret inin IliaI naw book. Htra, aunaat at tthe Avanua of Baobabs In Mo l a cup finely choppedcho] onion 'and industrial ages h{ Morondava, Madagascar. 2 tablespoons par (tough on old'growth for«forests. Now, said. “It was k^as all over.” jaijail, and a fig in Sri Lankaa ywhose Antonia Fraser,>er, biographer, his* receecently lec tiu ^ at the Natioiional 1 clove garUc, SS^L>ppedfine - hrees that are severalal centuriest The book,ok, however. Is as much arancestor shaded Buddhaha in 6 torian and wif [o-ti, 1 teaspoon salt ';old are so rare that the} vife of playwright ArbArboretum as part of a Noi hey are pro* a celebratitItio n of trees as it Is a B.iB.C. Harold Pinterer; another is the Ami audi* 1« teaspoon pera •tected, preserved likee “beasts“ in lament. It Lmerican book tour. His au It features a tree in The tulip poplar on)n the novelist Racheliel Billington. Their enc together the rema:imainlog ingredi* Washington, w ' who planted ii rove this tree is safe," he sasold. ents pour over zucd 1 It dur* C abinet membnber who took on “WIC8HMp(G6 ' Washington’s time. (Thir igland armed with U vaiting to shoot a ■ remain at Mount Vernon.) 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Prepai Halloween decorator lare cak e 3 eggs tor sprinkles. use a smemall cookie cutter to cut mix i following package directionsdl Place bakiiking cups in muffin Melt 1 cup white prem•emier morsels hearts from fr< a chocolate candy for i 24 cupcakes, adding following package d g 2 table- pans; set asiciside. For sauce, com- e directions. bar. Tip:p: To prevent bar from spoons instant coffee befach baking cup. Top eyes and nose. CutJt two( mini- -Source::e: Reynolds ccranberry sauce with 1 teaspo marshmallows in half li poon sauce mixture. If lengthwise, 2 tablespoons orange juiuice Top wich remtmaining filling. Bake jSjffi place at edge of red sugarsuj for hat CH(XX)l 3ULD ^ OLATE CAPPUCCINO 2 tablespoons comnardich 25 to 30 miniinutes or until firm. IS j-News Home Delivery brim. Place a marshrshmallow at CUPCAKES I 1 tablespoon gratedI (orange Cool 30 miniinutes. Top cheese- end of red sugar onI sidesii for the 1 packagcage chocolate cake mix p e^ cakes with r hat tassel. For beard, pl i remaining sauce. I ] AVED 1, place about (about 18Bounces) o Crust: Refrigerate untilui chiUed. Makes 10 m arshm allow s oveover bottom' 1/4 cupp instanti coffee, divided 1 .1/2 cups graham cicracker 24 cheesecakekes. You Coi third of frosting. use ocrumbs -Source: Rej rHAN I Reynolds. y & H ave S a^ Thighs WCi ^ o r k great f o br juicy, lesss expensive on oUve oil bay b leaf. Cover and cookk 8 min- Italian-style bread.bn x ~ breasts - one roastedd thighd with- 2 cupsi fifrozen pepper stir-fry utes. ui Uncover and cook 3; nminutes -From Ctookisiting Light magazine ouX skin has 5.6 gramsns ofi fat (1.6 (such as BirBirds Eye) or O' until the sauce is5 thick. (September20(2002 issue) - T g rto s of saturated fat):at), whereas i cup fnnrozen chopped onion ” ha« of a chicken bre;ire a s th a s 3 1/2 cup di lone t dry red wine W h a t a e i f f t i i f 5 5 A f grams of fac (less thanmlgramot : 2cans(l<(14.5 ounces each) diced ^ saftvated fac). 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Most of thcc in th e co ld fram e; more rr than you expect,om other plants arc fairly’ tdormant by now andd. Remember to closexsc vents as thc g r^ d s have meanderin kwns, (2 0 8 ^ ______Uqul-Gret gardens, pools and ciC}city views. * ^) 731-4321 SSnot using much water,r. Evergreens, on thc temperature drops)s iagain at night. s t C ontrol Thfere is also a mediaia room,i a otherOti hand, keep theirr needlesi all winter Holiday plants: TurningTt to the indoorsin g Residential CorrW eed C ontrol ; . stitiy and a second-stor>;ory m aster I H H H H and can lose water threrough those needles, environment, we neednt to keep our holid;;t. Landscape DMagic i Valley suf e with a sitting area,ea, walk-in KeepingK< water supplicccd to the roots on a tants fresh and blooming.bic Most of our InstalMfffoi 423-S153 I : ■ closets and a terrace. Insect & Pest C weeklyw< basis as long a:as possible into the looming holidayy plantsp. prefer lo be in j Woods, 53, sold to speiipend more FertlUntlon A Wx fallfai ai^;winter seasonI ’will help reduce c o o t ro o m . T h iskeeps ke« thc plant in flowc tiiie on the East Coaioast, real r d a y aufley/Rupert W estate sources said. strcss o'n thosc‘evergrc<•cens. longer. Most holidaiday plants also need a Snow and ice on treeaes and shrubs: As we &'c bright roomic (some do well wiih direct j-si 678-3807 Gon get imo winter, thc threreat of damage from others do not). Keecep these plants out of1 a a i i i i l- snow and ice is always,fs near. When snow drafts to keep them:m In good health. ver piles up on evergreens,s. try to gently brushI Seed orders: If yoi>^ou order seeds from a Past Control ft!it off. D on’t shake thc: Ibranches as this mayly catalog. Get yourr ordero in by thc end of r/um The Sunnmy ^ ^ ^iwn Fertilization caicause them to break. If the snow is frozen Jan. 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In a heavy, 10-i10-inch skil- 2 poundsIs bonelessI shoulder of let, cook the baconI uiuntil it is pork, cut ntointo 1-inch cubes r fty 'V slightly crisp, then tratransfer it i y 2 teasp selfers are baffled by thethe confiis- ing array of caulking con PARIRTY STARTS AT■ 8:00I RM. sold at home centers an a cauUdng gun (useS to ware stores.,For most hom e caulk out of the car* ing Jobs, including this oi : has a thumboperated two types of caulk need be ease pressure and stop . FIRST DRIRINK IS FREE IF IN COSTUME. the flow of caua u lk CauUdng cah get , ered: aaylic and silicone. 1 "■essy^thou. I available in white, clear ai nit this feature. versions. 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M o r n i nj g !U N E ^ SpoRTsQuare & 1u t t o i l s i x m U e y e s ; l o r e yj ^ e a r s Thewofdon street is that Sa Fommer CSI coaach, now at'; OSU, hopees for 800 tctotal wins Husseinjustorordered Then, widi a smile, he adadded, beginning his lOtlOth year on the es to< have ha taken four s<±oois 10 ------T “I m going for 800.” th e ^NCAA tournament: i • 500,000 laUyryrhon- s t il lLWATER, v Okla. - At Sutton has won 702 gameTies in “I wouldn’t have ha been here Creighighton, Arkansas, ^ age 66, EdEddie Sunon isn’t plan- 32 years as a Division I cocoach, this long, probablably, if I hadn’t Kentucl:ucky and Oklahoma State, I keys. ning to stistop coaching basket- placing pi him 14th on the all-iU-time had Sean here toto help out,” hc Hc iss one01 of 11 (Q have taken ballot Okl)klahoma State anytime list 11: an d fifth am ong aciictive said. to scho:hooIs to the Final Four . soon. coaches.co Only three menI have1; Sutton becamele diei first men’s (Arkonsonsas in 1978, Oklahoma ^ ^ Sutton1 ddisclosed Monday that won w« 800, with two others,s. Bob basketball coachJi ati the CoUege State! in in 1995). Z ^ he has agagreed to a contract Knight Ki of Texas Tech and: LeftyL of Southem ldah Birdwclwell said that while some ;■ -Jo hhnC n i. ontuof diejobsixdx more years. to to get there tiiis season. lege’s Hall olof Fame in detailsils remain to be worked : HumorA laven’t finalized every- S utton g ra d u ated from fi December 2000.1). It was hi:^ first out. “we “w< do intend to recom- ^IMxom uriiS'bm'ut Fm going to be here Oklahoma 01 State in 1958. HeH is coUege coachinglg job,. going 84- m endd an a extension that will i at least fi'five more years after in in his 13th season at OklahC Irecord for I most years rushing in1 a jgame? _ C e l e b r a tr iN] G W I T H WlV I lC K E Y ______I { ~anianswer bdow - No

f I ^ BRIEF repr!rieve i ^rlejMVIadlsonm game m j v . An«h«1m Aflgali Tough, deiieep field ■hanged to 6:3(:30 p.m. managtr Mlk^ H . . ' Sclosclt.rtght, awaits locix;al teams ®BUSLEy-Thefoothotball game ■ > .* , Uld World S« play matches atIt th the Idaho High I of Southem Idaho's: mimen’s and a parads at * School Volleyleyball State women’s basketball12002-2003 2( Disneyland In campaigns can pick iup th e ir But then, therere aren’tai supposed Anahalm. CalH.,* to be any gimmesies tat this | ^ t in tickets when they comome to the P H I J Tuisday. Tha the season as r—^ games this weekend or I or stop by Angsis ^ a t t di the l6-team _ the office,.anytime.te.pi2,pipk them. . . ths Saa Franclsei field gets ■ up. • - * under way a q . They also will be aiavailable Qlantslntha day earlier, g Monday at the men’ss g£game. For Worid SfrtM. th an th e more i^orm adon, callII ChristiC at I H H other four _ 732-6486. classifica- VOf a n S r lM tions. with L___ pool play CSI volleyball cllmImbs B ' I ^ beginning at Decl>edo and Burley high schools Thursdirsdayatllajn. I toNo.6lnNJCMUVpoll Ih e Magic VaUeylUey hosts aU five ; TWIN FALLS - Thirhe latest tournaments thisis yearyc with Class ; Nadonal Junior CoUege!ge Athledc 5A at Twin FallsIls High: School: ‘ Assodadon women’sI vovoUeyball Class 4A is at KimCimberly; die 3A : poll has the CoUege'of:if SSouthern' tournament isI at Burley and f I Idaho climbing up a spotpot to No. 6 VaUey hosts the 2A toumament in the nadon from ^to. 7. ■ ______For the lA teamsims M advance to I t’s an im p o rtan t; m ove up — Friday at Dedo., teamste« wiU have to finish in the top two of their since the final rankings ^ I s when the fiddfid narrows to the national tourname eight teams goingng intoi the find detennine seeding. Mfp Stev(^enson |] HiU lead two days. “You don’t want to pla; a is Magic play Miami cinseas($on debui **rm not expectincdng to go diere in the first round,” said C and blow anybod.}ody out of the I coach Ben Stroud. ’*It’s starting ^ ^ » getss waters,” Dietrichch coach< Teresa I tant we climb back up.” Orlando defea Smidi said. “ButI I doc know what I One disastrous weeke my girls are capabpable of. And if CSI from No. 4 to No. 17. nodifor Jazz 7 they come out andid playp their best 76ers, 95-88 I diink it wiU workrk out0 weU.” est ranking in a decade, Phlladetphia September. ByDo^/Udmden __ ByByMlkeBranoffl Ila District Four»ur cham pion ’’It's always tough to0 gget back P r ta wrtter ^AMOciafd Prets wrtter 76ara Allanm M urtaugh (20>1)) openso] up with after you’ve ,dropped,” Iverson. (3)3) dri- two-time defendinging state champi- SALT LAK\KE CITY-Two years' ORLANDO, ' Fra. - Sc vai to tha bl on Genesee (1S9).»). said. Red Devils coa ■ after bypassissing college for the rebounder, rei passer. That wawas the kat past coach Marilyn I Jazz guard DeShawn Grant Gi Hill the Orlando AMagic H H li|ni| Cornell, said pool1 playpli is aU about Lee cards his thirdIrd I ^vensc I i/is getting a chance to thought th' they were gettiniing two Oritndo attrition and concentration, cor longloi years ago, and Magle’sTrairacy Murtaugh seemsis tot have both hole In one Saturdifd fly Jazz coaclich Jerry Sloan said that thi was who came to McQrady(l)1) In mastered havinging advanced TWIN FALLS - Jimm Lee1 hit Tuesday dialIiat Stevenson will be play ph Tuesday night. f tha tacondd through pool playlay the last six Us third career hole in one on ^ startingS sishooting guard when Looking 1 nothing f quarter of ththair tournaments.IS. like the player last jr PH “You have too staysi focuscd Saturday, Oct. 10 a t ththe Twin Utah opei?ens the season lil< fama In Falls Municipal Golf Cou ay night at New seen se< lim p^ away on L becouse th ey 're; goinggo to be in Ortando.na.la-. Dedo aU day,” Com' used a 6-iron firom 170 ya ~ H 0Sow long Stevenson a at brittle left anUe, the ^ K ^ - ^ 9 tomeU said. “Tho five-time All-Star had Tuaiday. mam thing we haveive to make sure on Hole No. 14. Scott ( to th e fiv larjely 18 18 points, seven ■■ is they're hydratedIted and they’re and X^nn Lee were thefiirle wimess-v uptohfan. assistsasi and six IJi weU-fed.” es. "I’ve aalways h rebounds in his first y i , ^ Cornell said ththe e Red DeviU tak e n a ycyoung game gai since last December: aas the .r-'r^ may have lo go withoutwii senior ClMr Uke Countrytry Club ^ w a n d1 g given Magic Ml beat the Philadelelphia middle Tanyn Perkirirkins, who is try. ^portunity to advance 76ers 76i 95-88 in the first gasame of ' ing to play througllUgh 0 strained announces winterf krates • andaSS^&they can g et bettw ,” tbe the NBA season. stomach musde. B U H L -W in te r g oIf lf! and fly , "F h s^c^, I felt good,”I,” said “We've had a fabulous fab season and rd hate to Uiin! fishing rates at Clear in has started ju st 25 Hill, Hi: who felt spry enou{ugh to hink not having lis two NBA seasons bound boi into the stands to stsave a one player wouldd affectaf us,” she Country d u b go Into rff«onefi Khu.cBcareer avierage of 3.8 rebound ret eaily In the third < said. “We’ve played^ed as a team aU Ubnday, Nov. 4 throughI h t ^ e n d point, je rgBame..He u started half ter. ter nilentally.Iwas a litde I season.” offebrutty. 'Of'the'jprasMeeson SBM tidi to Blit Bui it >r^ fo get o^t t Setter Lany AndAndersen leads '. iPor gbU,'18 tio ltf wdHac^$20- b andaverasM8 ^ 7 .8 ^ 5 o^ tixth , . itwssgoodto]^.** it* the team in servinging widi 98 per- nlnAole«, Amnter A' bestontfaetei ' Ti^ac^ ItlcGrady addeced 31 cent accuracy butit all al six staners • ^ l q « n w■ hMa g rip c g ^ ;« ty t- points^ and five assists, foi'or the ■ WNato are over 90 percencent and Lacey Perkins leads in hittliitting averaging • For fly iishl)i«,:the fe 1 five . "Sometimes,8,1 was guarding point)ints in the final 16 minutes, $f& for adultsiiid-Sl] lieiier.teli^iKi wiA , «W ^ * 8.1 kills a game,le. If Tanyn is cir. die ttaW ggvwsommetimes, * I vrns run- Just:ist m issed a lot of wide-opitpen unable to go. Comeimell said she’ll ense,” Hill said. shots iMt.-Wght tnWutes, pMyed - ning the offen lOts that I can hit with my ®y®sey look to underclns;Inssm cn D re w t M ^ 8Bqte':C^ e v K 0^ ^ * 2 ■ “That's how we’jie*n going to ploy. close*Jsed.” Tolman and Kristenen Egbert1 nudo'^ We're not goiniing to h av e num- Orlando Orl center Pat Burke -■one 01 “I would say we’ree’re going into it IB, we’re just going of 11 •«pou U ’t ne'aevef. set in stone. 'I ^ W re be^rfpoadon^ 11 undrafted rookies to mal^ 5 w ith o u r ey es w ide open,” Voti*Te ^i.gQHo 1 p ro your-■ lf| r." 11.: - to play and o yr tcto take advantage open!lening night NBA rosters -• li ComeU said. “Playinlying the Iwst of ' ootdM of matchups” thee tlteam's final charge. The128- 7 die best, diat’s what'hat volleyball is t have Keith Van Hotiom had 19 points year-4tarold firom Auburn scored* si*s iabout” -H— - - point! imd S MjoBs an d 10 reboisounds to lead ofhis hi: 12 points in die final fi^®fi Dietrich first facesices District One oVer the pait two yean, ^ FhUadeIphia.whit^iUe Aaron McXie minui[nutes as the Magic took an* S champion Clarkk ForkF (16.9), . ./tiNAASSVEK I 18

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S e a t t l ee begiiis ilinterview jprocess f(brnew mnanager M a g iclc Valley football s tat S t ' TcplO OOafanu tf ^ ' SEATTLE (AP)) - The Seattle leagues managersn Jim Ri^em anI Dusty Baker, Gillick saltaid, saying son. Gillickick said money is “no OflMwe TMktl* Mariners began th>fMr umvTmif* iio m iju Tuesday, spending} tirime with two • will contiintinue through Saturday. speculation the Marineners might to interviewew Lee Elia, the former H in ISM in-housc candidates:cs: bench coach Dan1 Rohn, F the manager ofr pursueBaker. Cubs andI PhilliesPi manager who aas, s |3 s ii 'i vJohn McLaren and1 pipitching coach Seattle’se’s Triple-A Tacoma affili- Gillick was asked ilif S eattle has spent thethi last two seasons as a aIII 49 ri it lit So i M S P • Bryan Price. ate, alsoIso will be interviewed thisI planned to pursue any candidateso consultantIt ands part-time coach, Fwiw.Oeo*g» n m I jr «e M 1 General manager;er Pat Gillick week, who haven’t been contaaicted so far. and formersr Kansas1 Q ty manager J S S T ' " “ S'■ I I said each receivedcd a four>hour Seattlettie needs a new manager “It depends on who0 ;it is," he Tony Muser.er. omwwm « a «a ■ ■ IcnraefiCMm interview. becauseise Lou Piniella left for answered. “We’re nott 1locked in Other candidates ct include » i B i a s - “We had very frankink, candid con* TampaI BBay, dting a desire to iive stone. We feel we alreacady have a Yankees thithird base coach Willie S in 'wr ’) > Cm.CMMcrt versations with a go(^go< exchange closer to his family after 10 sea* pretty good group but if someone R andolphfl andi Orioles bench RiaMig SNhe : of ideas," Gillick said. sai “Both of sons witlrith tiie Mariners. He was else becomes available,t, 1we might coach Sam M n M IM :.IBs m t m Perlozzo, a former OMi.aM n see IU ai* I them handled them:smselves quite Introduceneed Monday. be interested." third*base;e coach w ith th e tM M r K 07 }l« * BiemmwmRmi ■ 1 weD.” Therere have been no conversa- Baker, whose contntract ru n s Mariners. s f f s i r r u Si 2 M w .IwF* ; Ihe team scheduleuled Interviews dons sedeeking permission to inter- through Dec. 31, could1 ccommand Gillick saidsa there is no time wate.tM 29 M ua BXS, ; for Wednesday withh formerfi major view SaSan Francisco manager as m u ^ as $4 million foror next sea- frame for conrompledng the process. s » li? 0 Thaam«m i ►J K sr; f; s iii 11 » 113 ! p . . Questionliable hit puuts Giants’ \ ssTcSsr ^ SI SJ WRHilliarird out for thhe season » »• S7 EAST RUTHERP RPORD, N.J. at somene point .be placed on “He has continually pis)layed well it warranted:ed a disqualification, HTI (AP) - New York GiaGiants receiver injuredI reserve.re in all the games. We’ree going to Dawkins wawas called for a per* Dee Hilliard will missliss the rest of The normalnoi rehabilitation peri* miss him.” sonal foul, 'S 1 the season with a disl n n: M ype of hit is covered * shoulder suffered on)n ai hit by Ail* undergo;o isi< three months. e r e e Bill C aro llo wwhether under the ;n rules,” Fassel said, t Coww.WoUfW. Pro safety Brian Davi)awkins of the “Ike’s’s beenI a playmaker for Dawkins should havive b ee n “Guys get peipenalized. Whether the !; s ii * a m iik a ) .Philadelphia Eagles.s. us,” coacllach Jim Fassel said. “He ejected foi owing th e» 1hit n ear league doess a anything else or not, I s S 1! An MRI on Tuesdayday disclosed a does an1 outstandingo job on third deep in Ph ladelphia t peaoralisrauscle.He\lewill underro been onene of our consistent play- Carollo told him that thehe official a play that coicould have been avoid* surgery in about a motmonth and wdl ers. who made the call didn’tI’t beUeve able.” A look at theth lA field ~ “ IPac-10 uniibeaten tea]ams Cambridge BulldoIdogi Qenes«ci«« Bulldogs .8 Jr. school that is notot 1In the toumament ^season. ^ ^ i d h a v e both Districtrict One champion Clark Fork S/OH < Rebecca McKelvey; 5-SJ happened,* Lakey^mptmpbell said. and District “They are similar to us.s. They rict Three champion |Ellen Coonis; &ajr. OH Undsesey' Rockland Builulldogs kikind of came from nowh ge In three straight gam es a t a (Pearson Coach: Bill Dean, j Price said Tuesday in a tele* ClatkFoikW ampiiipusC at. ent earlier In the year. ^ n, 12th year / Pt Scouting report: The Miners arearea Record: 19-12 / phone p t news conferencee from c o t t l u Cindy Oeir.nmiychyear tough team to slop, with solidd 1players Road to staU: Therhe Bulldogs are the J Pullman. Pu “Gosh, who would have ' RM0rtf:l6-g eaf Friends at all positions. thought we both would bee iunde- ■ Reid to ttatK Top se ed f second seed outiJt ofc District Five-Six / thi One fny Grizzlies . Key playert: 5-11.1 sr.s MB Angle / feated at this time in confeiference t m i .Mullan Tigers Penmann: 5-9 sr.r. OHC Jessica Ralphs/s play?” pl« M y p la y tft: 5-11 sr. MB•(B NIckII Hurt; &3 Coadi: Marklark Miller, first yeer ■ ” Both teams are undefeati •r. OH Amber Klvert; 5S-5 -5 1fr. S TIa Roeerd: IML&e Coach: o Dawn McKinnon, seventimth year 11 sr. OPP VickiII RRllmore: 5-10 sr. OPP J m 9 m Record: 17-3 ’ Lanae lAsHauger:Br: i5-7 Jr. OH/S Jill four conference contests a s th e > ' Becker: &8 jr. MB Sarahrah Baugh Road te statitata: No. 5 from District Three R' eighth-ranked Cougars (7*1) 'S eo H tln g report: The Wai Road to etata: Distrtct One No.:B.2seed Taysom;M»o.MI. MB/S Brttney Dean ■1) wei* Wampus Cau Key players:irs: & 6 sr. OH Tory come the No. 16 Sun Devils a re b a ttlM e ste d . with f( Ml4, Is (7.2) tfWsM :h four tosses VenderpooN Saturday in a game that < ^ ' and o n e win coming againstage Class Whitney Catdweil;S-2Jr.sCati Chelsea 5-9 £ sr. MB/OH Stephanle'Hoveven;5-» ^ s t hitting teamm COean has had In his determine the league’sir 1 ie Wuhlnjlonst...,,te quarterback Jason 6A competition at a toumamenttoui in Stone; fr6•6 sr.a Amy Harding; 5-5 sr. sr. a S Bisa Sata 12 years as a coai«ach. de BowlBo participant. Qesser (17) preparepares to hand off dur* CMUr d ’Alene. This Is ClarkC Fork's Katie TurnerTter; 5-6 MB Katie Wilson Scouting t i report: L^ne was selec Arizona State sdll has to play ing the third quarterirter against Arizona ■ finn consecutive trtp to theI state Seeutll«repreport: The Grizzlies e re com- the tl MVP of the North Star Leagague. The Shoshone Indlidlans sJ Southem California, and a 'WSU on Saturday. The> Cougar*Co will faca toum am ent, w here It nnishedflni fourth lng off a twtwo o ^ n seaso n and first-year team's ti strength Is up front onUhe ti Coach: Larry Messlissick, 24th year ^{; ■ • e year ago. win would knock one of' tthose Arizona Stata tliliIs wweak In a battle of coach Marksrk Miller cre d lu his seven block b along with its outskle hittiIttlng. Recent: 23-7 teamstes out of Rose Bowl coiu seniors withath leading th e tumaivund. Road to ataU: Oow>owned Hansen In atiation, Price said. An Ari;rhoSa t..™. ’ Council Lum betjadacks Thoie5«v.riven also provide leadership. M Dlstrk:t Four.thlRH)rd^lace match Su Murtaugh Red Devils State victory would give thehe Sim popped themn aiand gave them Coaeh: TanvnI Hlleman,i.ucondygar st »l»iVsii(leKlerpooMobley unafraid to say Coadu Marilyn Cornell, secood) Jr. OH Sarah Hubsmith; Devils De the Rose Bowl debrea6®ker. som e m om entur What's need*teded to win even If Its upset- „ Stnmk: 5-2 sr. S Itum and kind of Record: 20-1 “It's important to both teaearns, changed th e direction din of their Distrtct ThnThree No. 4 ilngtoothenhers. g Road to state: Road ta atrte: Beat Dietrich In C 5-3 sr. OH Courtney priPrice said. offense.” seed Four title game after losing Just r.OHKyleAsUe 1The similarities don’tt end Although Jason Neir|teyerK&6 jr. MBUi son Gesser and the uipsr«iis:» HamenHI Huskies ' match n entire regu[ar season lo < The Indians have thethere. WSU offense strstruggled during sr.M8SaraMarrB;5-7Jr.r Jr. OH Rickey Galenuen Stimpson, first year 2A 2 Valley recovered well fromrom the loss of the iBoth the Sun Devilss an d last week’s 21-13 ' MJnden 4 -U sr. S Andrea graduated Monica I -13 win at Arizona, Reecfd: 11-81-B Ke »Uh(1g but they are Cougars Co< are led by top quajarter- p „ce said he like 'SeouUM report PaiBdls la Key players: &4 sr. S Lany Ande liked what he saw Is Is the team's Roadtaitatitate: Fell to Shoshone In 5. .7 ^ 0 Short on experiencence. Hubsmith and baibacks capable of bringing5 itheir from ihe defense, mkktle blocker a s well a s 5-7 sr. OH Lacey Perkins; 5-9 sr ise. )urthlrdi>lacegame T( Stnjnk do the bulkjlk Iof the damage for teams tea back from behindd and *‘if pjay def ’ kills leader, while York Is I Tanyn Perkins; 5-9 jr. OH Jiillan.n Cutler:< u,e Indians and the defense here like ".rr'* “‘X m'rs:& €ir. OH Bonnie 5. the toam passes well both bot have tougb defenses!S that vve did at Arizon dous se tte r and the teamam's ' best serv- 5-5 Jr. MB Katelen Perkins; &4i zona, we’ve got a i: 5S sr. OH/S Jessica Ratto; 01 wilh Manton’s direeirection. Messlck's coicontinue to improve e er. This Is the first-ever trli OPP Jenliyn Perkins ea ch great chance to0 win.wi Our defense I Kayta B ates; S-5 Jr. S Krystal s c vast experience IsIst an Intangible wilh weiweek. the Lumbeijacka. Scouting report: Red Devils have his ability to setUe I played great,” PriPrice said. “We'U Kenny Ue his team and give iThe Sun Devils feature didefen* g et our offenseise coming back, lentle athletlclsnt, qutokness andnwhe- 1 insmjctlon. Indiansins are streaky and sivi eport: Upstart Huskies are sion sl - as you would expect with sive end TerreU Suggs, who} 1leads We’d better bele ready,r because ' Dietrich Bliie Devil]Vila' -st-ever appearance a t sta te p, tend to fall behindid tbut won't go down the nation and conferencice in {the Sun Devils) Perkins on the team. The Red D< without a right. iis) are real, re^I Coach: Teresa Smith, seco«condyear ‘ ' toumamern.nt. H ansen opens pool play victory vii over Dietrich should give«thema sacsacks with 17.5. Suggs, a juijunior, good.”, Reccnt: 20-1 against Shoshoshone, which dum pM th e good » dose pf confidence. wa;was this week’s Pa'’ac-lO The Arizona StaState game is one Road te atste: Lost firstt mimatch of see- Huskies Inthft three straight ta m e s a t the Troy Trojans CoiConference defensive playeyer of of three In a irow that the son to Murtaugh In DistriciIrict FOur title district toumiumament. Team goes a s Coach: Tera Stoner,er. third year *the * week for his role in ASITLTs27* Cougars are schedheduled to play at Freestone go Oakley Hornets Record: 24-3 home in Mardnin SStadium. After' Key players: 5-9 sr. OH RaysaRa] Parker: SCoach: Kristin Jones, second yea Road to state: Distristrict Two No. 1 seed. The w^k^efore, ^ e coronfer- ASU, Oregon andam Washington 5-11 sr. MB Sheena Singhnghem; M sr. HOKMhOIH>e Bend Mustangs Raoord: ^ 19^ Key players: 53 sr.:sr. S Michelle Stron: 5- ence offensive player of>f th e visit Pullman, SBtyonl Southwick; 5-4* Jr. OH Ayteen L T V . Read to atate: Woii play^n match q bveek was quarterback Andndrew “There’s a huge ' ' Coach: SusieSie Gortwt. fourth year p . ich over sr. OH Nikki Spen»ncer; 5-7 sr. MB Sorensen Camas County for firth and flnala> Jessica Guido; 5-7•7 tsr. OH Emily ’ Walter, who has tum ed aroround. play at home evertvery week,” Sceutlnc report: The BlueUODWK'MC- ( >•2 ofDIstrtet Four berth. Arizona State’s offensivee for- said. “They c ate: Second se ed out or ^ Heward; &4 MB come up to ’ ond-place showing In baskiBSketball last siaie Key players: 58 so. MB Valerie> Bedke:G scouting report: The perennially tough nines. Price said. Washington Statitate, it’s a tough year show s what this partl hourho wait for 500 shores up Ihe middle forxDWilch.amJ D ’ Def. Kim H ess: ^ sr. OH Soovthx ^ report The Homeis are ‘They made a quarterbrback tickets yesterday »rts: 5-5 MB Theresa ^ re not a past two years, TroyFroy had won five * * day. This town is Parker and Sorenson arere ddeadly from tall team but have excellent athichieti- straight. This taamim wantsi to get back :hange and boom, now that t just jumping.” the outside, while Parkersral«)ha8a a >-58r.OHKatlenshor:5-l cism, v^th Ctsnney and Bedke be dyYoren;5-5Jr.SKylle Jr being to that level afterr rereaching the teiuma- powerful serve. Southwick i j UHtheir b l ^ t weapons. Digging isaIs ment In Stoner's finfirst two yeatB at the _ . ; dous setter. teiteam sbwtgth for ^Is scrappy bunch.bu helm. ____I >NBA _ _ ConContlnutdrromDl saidaid. “He struggles in the f lA ____ ------half,lalf, he comes back and staywS NBA WestB s t C o a s t ConttauMtfipmOl he game and makes huge sl Cornell saidd both1 are power Shoshone and Hansersen square Cl8 S tate VolleyiNirlMlI T o u m a m e n t Iown the stretch for us. Thrha°“ s c oo r r e e s programs withth solid coaching pr^tiretty impressive.” joff again in their firsirs tro u n d ______^ and of course, tntradidon. ' pi San Antonio led thetha LA. Lakers, tnatches after Shoshonene knockedI peotplay Murtaluftaugh vs. Greenleaf Ikends . Philadelphia grabbed a nlnine- 7 2 ^ . 4th quarterter n w from eac h p o d AcadAcademy. 6 p.m. “Genesee iss a v e a t exdting poin off the Huskies for thirdIrd place at loint lead midway throughh th e Sacramento def. aeveiand,a « 94^7 RInvoInvock vs. Genessee. 7;30 p.m. match to begin^wfth. i It gets you thinhird quarter. Van Hom hadid sbt the district meet ' goi^"sheM d.. Oakley, the fifth and fl: idOaeleMtfiactoels AtBu(BurteyKS oints and Todd MacCullochI ffour I------I ' P00I4MIC “There’s notIt onec team in our w t of District Four, is up a a 12*3 run that put OrlaiJando wiAout any opporiportunlb' to Con­ CambsmbrWge vs. Mackay, 11 a.m. pool we're goin own 6S-S6. Philadelp >^tricc One champion I. ease by. And Tro ipn^ trol the'tempo oror get( other peo- . which boasts S*foot*ll MshoeBend.lla.m. Shoslloshone vs. Hansen. 12:30 p.m. iroy IS just iooiong acqicquired both players in ann on- pie open." . «kley. 12:30 p.m. Cambsmbrtdge vs. Shoshone. 2 p.m. sogood.” middle blocker Sheeni J S ™ eason trade widi New Jersej« y in The Sixers dominminated the paint lan, 2 p.m. Mack)ackay vs. Hansan. 3:30 p.m. None of the teamste from out of owtixduuge for Dlkembe Mutom tjane is the most valuabliaoie player Horseshoe Ber> the Magic Vall mbo. early. Twelve ofPhUadelphia’sl3 Phi <> lof the North Star League. lend vt. Oakley. 3:30 p.m. Cambimbrtdge va. Hansen, 6 p.m. alley seemed to But Bt u e Ma^c quickly rail Troyvs.O»Wey,lay, 6 p.m. Mackjackay vs. Shoshone, 7:30 p.m. know much abotbout Diatrict P9u r behi uli^ tot-quaner baskaiskats came frota • .. Oakley's first tripi p to state Mullan vs. Ho» ehind some defetts6. Fordng18 six i^ d & end the Sbcars’Sba new front orseshoa Bend. 7:30 p.m. PoeiMiO I but all werere aware that turnimoven and 3•fo^l0 shoot p ^ l 9 9 S . Murtaugh and D otins line^MacCuUodii>cfaandVanUon!i ' Hornets coach Kristij Clarkark IFork VS. Dietrich. 11a.m. IDiertchhadJuit Sver S the .quarter's last six a m !>UU01V,.G|. G anM sae, l l a.m . RockhKkland vs. Coundl, 12:30 p.m. two losses betwee■reenthem. 1 ^ ’ combined for 15:i?olnta. l?ol . Si;,' add0«kl«yisin 1 Qtlando adzed a 74-731leaf Friends Oletrtc•trtch vt. Council, 7:30 p.m. lost to them 21-]!1-19,2W9.'2U? S jt r t a r ^ t e qoartsr an d acoi . a.Aiocc( fc«i^.3i3ai S a ^ . ' thfina 'gnmriBtwectt I the doaest ' 25di p K ,l8^5® Sypiir.b«n.. • points o tt 20 tumoviBrt. Al q u arttr left both x»ttBtafar ' ' tfrSlxars fin ^ a d widi 19 aaai tBaoa m SQtcoaa,•.ivdM a .cuiUs alDdiiaalKMKik Botot bitft tha tour- froc . s!t« s f r« cad fn g 10 in the o ^ Erom 1995-1999. thajr*r« good U v Ming ch in w hen h d1 ln A in to P at >Trw(24-3Xfimwai>a > BlHortaugh hat loar to eii Iriod.- . . GaMis^* ,elbow' laittlat ih the ay (54-3). W a n d , GoSeneaae or T hy each df thei t : ^ t i y in r to w 8 h a ^ ave conUnad to win dxdx touraamaots, includingi» I t a ' H M t i e d iD lMni.bowto^^v stat* chaai^lr stai >t SjPfirts M i io r ' . h a la **'■> rlA T ^ .c n v iil^ ic Ih):tkoT inl^. • KnlnBaUnntintr»wM tp lAb }:■} g g g t a

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S cores AAND STATSS______Hurriileanestblow B a s e b a l l L « 1 4 DfMs — mmhc * 11 ®a " ''*5'*S5 HiGHSCSCHOOL WVHAT'S 0^N T.V. s a . . '! l l t c M t o u ------_ : 5E*opa».toai,ttUi,n.ft«, I SS kynU^tc ] l i lommt F o o .b .11 ^ ^ Basketball pastN4ew Jei;rsey i-Z, i I 0 a THMrAUS.taMMpMS 15& : 8SS\a!&gSfe»ic«K« T . T ^ SouthemMis!liss.« TCU. Wasfiiiw . OnnCn-MQmiUWllLaAai!SS.» i lington at Toronto. EAST RUTHERFOREID. N.J. n*^5^5” ^ . «taTb)»it|l7M<14«M3Pta.fNMlM.NMw) ■KtMMatf garaKfI|Cm .&i« l P MeKwoormct ,CM»aMitito0».&tmW7in>i Brodeur - none in the finali period.f .0*irtKBEMrn\UMannA-iun ^ ning streak s . 1717 10 I U**f«IQM»P«»'(W*’***■' COYOTEiTBa,nuNOOtS3 nuan • snapped in i T ; s f . 5 , I s 5 ITmi — I AtM NewJeneyeScotScott Gomez controle •Mim* ] 4 0 «• 1471 e t t C oait H o ^ U ^ | for only the j tomm ) « 0 3 3 i 7 » s games this season.se Adatne, rear, yalliralli during the third ?*>»?' ’f » T 3 i0 J i7l s . INi i I The Devil^Is’ last period Tueedayyin In. East Rutherford, CMM 4 < 0 JCO IBtSIS ssr ISS!' t v . a : ; w « ^ ! =■Sl - I 7 0 7 “ 11 sisix losses have all bei Bon* 1 4 0 a» lai a I 1 0 7 II » C 'e®" ‘0 NJ. The Hurricaneu n n beat the DeWlih oo w i 0 ? 0 « ■?!S7i2 I t i i . . IS £ ! iftMM zam(.nea«.i Carolina. The Hurricaneses beat “ S I .a;"^ thera 4-2 in the first round S 5 £ S S : iSfM SfJT^taltaL d of the : S ! £ ZI k S C f e s s a p'playoffs last year. T ^Q m Oleg Petrovrov and Mariusz il I i ^ st“ firan swag lUiUnd iis Wv H 1 g^t4U y inlfcMI KKings 4, Thrashers 0 Cierkawski sconcored for Montreal, , Sntt«inaS>» isr»j?u.is. Basketball B ATLANTA - Lutiihnmir wWch has wonn twotw and tied three IT L T M ff Mf » M *1 1«1 lames. >«.^7-lNY*«.n iSBS^rasasin vVisnovsky and Mikko ElolorZ. otiBtodxgam. rrssr s i ! s usU15 KE S S S Wt oSw ffBW,»a« scored two goals apiece asa L(« Hackett stopilopped 31 shots to HT MMnSnaiO£S?I flM«* remain undefeatifeated in four starts s r !J^! S Si!SIS K.*i. ; S ,f!«« u t fWMntell* Angeles kept Atlanta winles.* 141 n 3 QMFa«>cCetfd ru5?F?^l iMil.Oianca»> 11 lnI.C«iMant.S«Calt7(VMn.0ML myTSV' r.Fi«H>7(Ganw.lU«kll001 S ! ! S ! »to begin the season. scored two power-play pow goah, 1»||0 smoiao a jis a Los Angeles won despite I ; » * n i s s s S i i S . I l , I •MMMCm:**xOW3|MfllS e losing including the game-winnergan m the ^Jtwinca JSO M lOII!Sf^^ l ! ! S s Pif—H rn«,C«ft« “ T s " ^ lcleading scorcr Jason Allison)n early third period, as DetroitI beat San 5 s? syyy.i.c. ] IJSSJSSlSSS' in the game. He was helped w I T n ff M M M M S Im M 1! OS *' Wt■■ »1 from Jose, '•mFmacD S 7 S 714 U0I4 H 4U UM^AOmn* • ! ! s ; the is ice with a sprained n^^tht knee Fedorov score , M m 4 ] « .pt mml|i i: . ^OK a In s ;ored a 5-on-3 goail SMM I J 0 JH IOM SS and will have an MRRI on 2:12 into the thirdhird to break a 2-aIl . . Silaa 7 1 0 31 ixts “ i i i : ' Wednesday. w de. His one-timern er from the tdp kov betw een ihp "w! S " CwSftwe 0 « on . . - s s s K a ’i. ii"ja UNIONDALE, N.Y. - LaLandon ■ S S S i S S '. Ss.'* ii i iiiiiii! g s s - s H S ■ 2 2 S - WWilson batted in a rebound I eight goals this s ^ TiniiMimCrarMW aUml)H 74 7N 117 D 0 S : 3;-3:31 left to give Phoenix a c ^ n d five'se in his last three J t a n ^ II IW jl 'SS. I! S ! S U S l 'f f l K : ! W0S3,SMflX5a ..w o . back vinory over New York.k. Sames. sviFflKatsa.*wiia 1! s ! ssfswasssa ! ! ts ' J i . “ ■ The Coyotes v«)n the only ta m M FW^«».l,CK«4» lar>season meeting betweeiI L X Wlld3,Avalan(lanche2,0T , ' S e i; is !: '* ° 5iTL’js;s“ ‘ ~—- ? i S " la. Bw.st tew s w teams and haven’t lost tot< th e ST. PAUL, Minn.Mil -L u b o m ir *a| w™ ____ 'S r k s j S S " !!s: 15:Islanders since Dec. 6,1997. Sekeras scoredd 3:433:^ into overtime . ^ •idv.nkj s s a Y r » i Brian Boucher made 31 sa\aves as to lift Mlimesotauta over Colorado S s K " “ s S S SS ^ i T S ^ - i i i : Phoenix improved its road n iiii SSSS.V>*-U3»n M taM M lIM record and give the thinthird-year frwichise ^ issi! I'SSStSiSSKJ ---- ^ . — to 4*3'0-l. Mike Johnson)n and an NHL-best 166 points.po ! i s s - iPiMVMH Da ii 'i: I . ^ £ -s s j t - B H i ;MrttiW*IUWXVSAnM«M0DWM»^rM7. HMCTiaM■ Mm.9|>m iw»-SinJoMidlDini7<(T witfvoBiai side and wristedIted the puck pa^ S E S a C A : r : r ”‘ s s ^ r , . n ; David Aebiscber'Imt to send the a d t ■ a a ^ a i ' s aC4Wcn^)lJ.7Jl3 s 0M JcM n44l«ia»iH OMiau* Ryers 2, Senators 1 HnjU^fSpm la fire n w . . ; SToMKm^^MNnCMMn £ 2 S « jn.Ui»xjjin» eS?>uS^ PHILADELPHIA - il 7 w o n e o m uSi* SjJSuT PPrimeau r scored twice to are 74-2. Minhi^ U«naO>MiiBw.7pA [shed with 21 saves.- - 3,AVAUNCHCa MataW; g « » p " PPhiladelphia h over Onawa. « a s s EAtt017.0UNTS3 s n i vho started in place S r •ahw47»pi* ]Flyers goaltender Ro I I i ! l a itrick Roy, made 20 ssa I ! i■ > g»C^M|31 * •jyiigiuiii WNtdimwM&Mc4|BM.r<>a*a CMMau'at5(tolal»pm ^6C echm anek stopped 29 sl S& S ! ! •4MMi.i«r^»mSW» Sx«nn)a< including several key savesS ii £ '3 «ocu-o. ; rw o MM77.201 '■*).<»« «M«»31WAI*l^(h#Wl»l7,P«,. "““T w . 's s : scored both of HmHO i 0 i .mixST ^ finfinal minutes, as Philadel ' 2 T ssjsjssiij: i4i r^o. Colorado’s goahoals, while Petef ^!Sr* 1 J s 7 i Pn^Wai.ltoiMna PoMaSar!SwtxS">" remained unbeaten at homeje^>u- Forsberg had twos ■ 1). woassists. : fudOM M^ur»*3«'aa«ea MJMA0>CSS,SIXBtS88 N,.« !5!°1',. “ mTJI. ^ ^ L0«Ml.Oa 7M3 14-11 ^ 2 Blackhawksi3,_ 3, I “« “« i k : r •KSIfaWim^ua WMilhv*^11Vanniin|.ISMI II.UbC*0> CCanadlens2. S Mighty Oud 14.IUPA 'oiiTfSrrff-»OM«.M7;UKMUh«a>7« 4411 &017 7 S4 7.9m> B.,s '»;ii . I 41 M l£n'it!bi|l>4-ll.7pm M « tl4 1 i.p«l.)M7.6>ir.»10«aUr,7J hMONTREAL - Anahdheim Blue Jacketss2 2 ____ ^ Oitw ■.S*nillS«M.PMi)4j S i r a ' ddefenseman ef Keith Carney sc RSSuie 1^ 7>^' •■' - scored CHICAGO - - TylerT Arnason & I I' I ? ^ , j !• llOn1.7M7.euUM7.7l7. l hi1, Anaheim cecenter Columbus. 1.VanHgmM.k«l«i»3l OunAMI CtnSteve Rucchin passed to Car ‘^ITT rr ^mey, Jaro slav Spac mamade 19 saves. ,, Oan I « SMMim Ml Teonr Ml AMR^ 1 S-HiKiSiliiii '«)(• t-KBm <« mM««. T)n(i 7« ! ) S S H o CKI:key S a S H u . iw«i) ^ 2*W > a Sjgjw Fwiw 14 IT ^ -H : wBmS^n'eiZeax 'T e n n is T t47.ii(i»5y Lr«>a«»i^- _ _ _ _ _ Light Vindis cause chihaos, AFC IndMdud Leaden i^Hiss i||. i jCSliiSeSw"* *'”*> ®BNP Paribae M arten JSJ5 'S*"To (Jm m ^ ^ ^ 1 J 3 ” 1s 1S4 SI naMtm i “ 7 5 M CBS va IS M 1 0 S'S ail 70) soo II i f-S-l! its SfflSSSS protests at: America’s’s Cup S S a v . T - P i s i liII 1.*’"”’ s2 ? ^ FMiCe i I 10 KMK 4 m a ifiss l ^ 1 1T a n i anw 1144 uMrtM>.Mr*UMUS(>AM.e- AUCKLAND, New Zealaland mittee couldn’tn’t :set a leew ard I ! Iwk^ i M « I ] 7 o'>»|j tmfw^iM^y (AP) - Prada avoided an upset U] mark. iiisis £■ I ! S f S S - b a i los-loss in an alM talian duel1 with \ . When It a’ppeapeared the mark s i s !J i I 0 7 27iS r0.14«lip«iMilAP ndl SewiM ram Sm . Ftra.». M a Hn««M TSi in im i> 10 Mascalzone Latino, and On)raclc would have to:o b be s e t'to o far ii m Iliiiiisi! “ ±.1;oLJ ' ®” SSfStlS."??i S i s B i ; ” '' inam.ail 0*mBCn««gnni. hhad a d a win ripped from its graspgj inshore tp give'c tlthe yachts seo fWM I am «w M wwithin it 15.0 yards of th c finish fit room, the ciommitunittee offered both !!I!SS a ' R i r WWednesday e in a bizarre roun.md of teams the diancccc ttaCMi.7.ii. G i Ki. ! is S !■! ifBPqiiisi MM1MMM4WPHariWrnS^tSSHi ant Oracle had a winning, lead1 ed when the comr:ommittee revised against Sweden's Victctory that call and atterittcmptcd to set a I sr I sisi!.:iiii ^ T s T i ssris? ChiChallenge when racing time ti - mark after all.I. ThcTl committee >Metn7|IL»4. alsoUso was abandoned on its lastist leg had already readcached the point ■ r s i ” “ i j P S a S S s whtwhen thc time limit eii^lred.1. The where-the markark should nave WaiiKC .91 440 U 41 ‘r r T i SF r r , » ■Vrbw =* j 3 < '! 1 ifS L ‘acc was already contentictious, been set. NMm ‘ 4« M tIS M ssA i S ';;:.'!!!S3 g!S. ; ! i; i is i*i3 u47:oSS?J15i. ihrown under protest by bothb It was forcedI to to tum back and r k Om. 4s m u 4 ts hMv.-■■■ ! Siiiii I* S S a t S i i m T«ir* TM comoming off three consccutivcJloss- I selves opposedd in ir the protest sse ;s s ^BiiMAe SBM I Tt S c S »».IS, ■and Seattle’s OneWorld,, win-v room . On Tuesiuesday, Oraclc iers in 10 of their 11 races, werew protested Stais && StripesS refusal ''*f HLS«." I : “Sa 3 SSleavily Impeded by the lightlij to sail their scheduledsch race MT«Mi n S r ^ j r ^ ^ itfMiCe ireeze In a controversial matdtch. because of gear' damage.dor No ded- ilinnm iiTicm '*22222*'s a S “ s OneWorld led by 1:15 atit the sion had been reached rea on that ]'■ ' ' e k .!' s | I I L ? ^ ■ ? « “ irst mark but the race descccend- protest, «Mi|KM»irMM4 {TiiSuSS;r ~ s - *" SI&'' SL 22T5 S "■d into‘ farce on the next legeg as Yachts are aIIow wS t m »« thhe e wind failed and then shiflifted for each leg. almost VSSS^‘ S !3 iu S I S a s » i .•OWMnUw-TBr i a SSSLgi, nost impossible in , - ■ - ' ''. I tlii a W S i s 0 significantly, that the raceI com-o the Ught conditions.ions. ■'i\ ■ ■ A *' I I - V > > ■ > ,. I 1

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C a n MJconl^ itrol himnself? ‘FProbabll y n o t ’ |— - S poriTS IN BRIEEF— j • l|Q Agassi, a two*tvo*tlme tourna- Competitive: spirits “ I players, Indnduding Jordan, have M ore NBA playen ment champion,in, willy face the come to towiown only to be sucked $638 winner of thei second-roundse still lingers in down by thethe psychologicd bag- com e from oversc match betweenen Australian in Jordan g ^ that con»m es with so much los- . NEW YORK - A recoi:ord 67 Open chainpioipion Thomas international players atare on Johansson and ant Tommy ■ ByJoMptiWhfta But this y< NBA rosters for the startt cof the Robredo. itiw______. I year’s prospects look good, especieciaUy In the weaker season, led by the DiD elias Top-seeded Lleyton Lie; Hewitt • Eastern Confjnference. The starting Mavericks 1 with five. also reached thele thirdtli round in : WASHINGTONN -• At least lineup inclueludes Larry Hughes The league sd d Tu&sda;iay the Paiis, easUy defeat[eating Finland’s ' Michael Jordan wasvas being hon* and Jerry St players - active and injuilured - jorkko Nieminen 1 est. Stackhouse at guard 1 en 6-2. 64. The , and Bryon1 RRussell at small for* were ' from 35 countries an(md ter- Australian next; meetsme Yevgeny Aaked if he conI reaUyre control ward. Chariories Oakley will be ritories. ‘ There were Inttiterna- Kafelnikov, who'ho eliminated • is competidve urgege andi k6ep his Jordan’s enf(nforcer. If youngsters tional ' players on 27 of ththe 29 Nicolas Lapenttiio of f Ecuador 6-3, j laying m inutes dovdown this sea* Etan Thomaslas and Kwame &own teams. * 7-6 (8). on, tbe Washingtcgton Wizards continue to5 ddevdop, the malaise FoUowing the Mavericks^ the Agassi trails HewittHe by just uard replied: “Probaabablynot.” could finallylybeUfted. I Memphis GriaUes, San AniJitonio 4 3 points inIn th e ATP Jordan isn’t surei hehow he*U feel • “There’s: g “Thebebetter the productivity, ( tie Of the 181 playersI'ers potentiaUy . w ith him . W e ca n ’t on to the severity of tils: ppain last "I’m oying:g tto stay ahead of aU ParentsP of W llllam ft have him the easierier for me to step away,” season s untU he had to sta n. That’s the driving eligible, 102 aheadyady have filed, being broken down.” tan miss- the criticism. WhUe they can speak spe: with aU said. “But if the produc* ing i games. force for me,”c,” said Jordan, who sisters S divorce Jordan acknowlec not there, then obviously The Wizards begin the February. “It’s not teams, they cahnotlot discuss< con* every time he and1 OCoTllni dij. , lit, le season turns 40 in F« WEST PALM BEACH, RPi®* “ tract terms with;h newr teams ike I can provide some* with v an optimism not: sseen in that I can’t do it; it's a matter of The Tl parents of Venus s cussed limiting his minutesmi last thing by’ being bc there.” j and until Nov. 13. Undlntil then, they years, perhaps decades. TheTl fran- doing it at thislis age and being pro- Serena Si Williams compleileted may negotiate only season, it never workerked became As forr hish knees, Jordan said chlse c hasn’t been to the j being where you can th niy with their he d id n t want to leaveave the court. he’s had m } playoffs ductive and be their divorce Tuesday. fonner dubs. I no problems during the since s 1997, hasn’t won a playpff contribute to9 a young team that’s The divorce won’t affect:t the He reiterated , howev< son, although that is g will be easier for him game since 1988 and hash’n ’t won a trying to gainnits ii identity. advisory ac roles Richard 0 )Ie to verify because the playoff p series since 1982.12. Great “And I belieslieve I can.” Oracene Oi WiUiams play in tli£ Seattle signsi s Q B daughters’da teimis careers, s Raymone Bain, a publidst G eoigeforbail > a c l ( u p Oracene and Serana WilUam:ms. KIRKLAND, WaWash. - The Milinesjsota’s Gsramett waants mor noney IThe W illiamses m arriedid in Seattle Seahawks,1, needingne hdp • re than ir 1980 and separated aboutJt 18 at quarterback; afteraf Trent B)rStif*iaA.Sinilh thatu owner Glen Taylor aiand GM minutes remainaining in Game 1, months ago, Bain sdd. Dilfer’s season-en<-ending torn wvtce KevinX McHale had malade an Garnett took•k Just one shot at The settlement was a no-fafa d t AchiUes’ tendon,. signedsig veter* . under-the-table, Ulegd d»led with crunch time.. Afterward,A former ™divorce, Bain sdd, but financndd an Jdf George onI Tuesday.Tw MINNEAPOLIS - Kevin him - Is Just a m ar^ n d foforward. stars Ijke Ma(Iagic Johnson and ?«*terms w ere kept private. TThe Coach M ike IHolm gren Garnett has evidentljItly come And Rasho Nesterovic hasas yet to Charles Barklikley were all over case was filed in state clrcrcuit emphasized thath a t M att age. devdop into a bona fide cerenter. him. Voicinglg sentiments felt court. "J Hasselbeck will1 remainre the Garnett seems to havilavecondud* Garnett didn’t have anyycontrd 1 around the boskisketbaU community, The sisters and their pareirents staner and George;e is coming in ed that Timberwolve can no over Stephon M arburys didecision bolh sdd Gamemett needed to step will ^ continue to live in Pa’aim tofiUarde. I longer use the huget sasalary they to leave Minnesota. Norr the car acddent death of3f Malik and $28 millioilion next season to * George played!d w ith th e • ‘ , ent naeded to competetem II tiie pow* Sealy, or the loss of Chalauncey defer to othersers. Crunch time Is round fO of tourney Washington Redskinikins last sea* - erfiil NBA W cm m Goofonference. . Billups via free agencyf to1 th e Garnett’s timesto tc shine. . son. He was draftedrted with the f WUI0 he has espouse! commit* Detroit Pistons and bestt friend1 "We could hdphd him a bit more, ^ PARIS * - Andre Agassi >ver* No. 1 overall pick:k inii 1990 by p e n t and loyally on wha• ^ t aeems a Sam Mitchell to an assissistant there’s no queslestion about that,” came F®' 35 unforced erro rs aiand Indianapolis and haslas spenti time daily basis, tbe starr fiforward - '-f . coaching Job in Milwaukee.e. said Saunders,5, whov has a 277-245 beat r i Argentina’s Gaston Gaucudio with Atlanta. 1Oakland, known more for his $126$U ™niinn ^ Garnett was supposed tcto have career recordI withw the TVolves, 6-4,j 6*7 (1), 6-4 T uesdayy t o Minnesota and Washiiishington. ^ l a i y h U —he some control over th e resu advance to the third round -has tired of suits on but just a M188 mark: during the f/*' c i n MdkmwinNporti k i asked to dedareirehisdevo- the court, but things hehaven’t postseason. "Tl"That’s why we’ve ' the ^ Paris Masters. don to tfte Timberwolves panned out that way. made some chantanges in our motion • uGarnett averaged team, ■ .Garnett, who is in the I h m-highs offense for thiss season.s< In the past, ■ contract negotiations last season in points (!(21 .2 ), we were busyy usingu KG to hdp f j ^ reboundsA (12.1) and assists rwolves, has indicated:ad a wffllng- <*• ll» d its (5.2), make others onon our team better, I heas to accept less mooe;neylhanhe afalmtUwPi hdping the TVolves tie a fran* and now we’iret makingn the tiansi- 1 chise-best 50-32 record. Bi •ould command. But ifIfMinneaota N ha la Klllinf ti 01 But the tion so the otherer guys on our team I ftnaats team stiU ended up as the bianagement wants iu 1 tc le sixth* wlU hdp us makeike KG better.” lo tio n of dedicationon and star • ,, seed in die West, forced toI faceU an EssentiaUy, appeasingap Gamett offensivehi juggernaut in the ] power to remain in itsts sstable for •V W W tl m e Dallas hdps keep Gamim ett in Minnesota I Mavs and getting swept come, or so the Vears to come, the teamm i:is going to pt, 3-0. for years to c< u m to display a commJa rtm e n t to Worse, dthough he averagaged 24 Twoives think,k. But listening to points,i. 18.7 rebounds anc Mcellence by gettingng Garnett lar exit is aU nd five Gamett, there! maym come a point k m eh d p . assists in the DaUas series, mmost of where It couldid take1 more than w M i Ju st days dies blame sdU feU on Gamet I Odierwise.. W ally Szczi Si e tt that . A huge reason wass th at “We’U see whwhat happens this ■ I "Who knows," Garnarnett said wasn’t com{ Garnett'sCO DaUas counterpart ^tter-of‘factly. *^iUyly Itime will cartilage ha Jt. Dirk year,*’ Gamettt sdsj d . **But ru say « Bi . ^ But again, know Nowitzki, averaged 33.3 p Pacsrs.01 Qamstt has ssld ^ doesn’t mind bebeing blamed for ^ Jl K to acctpt less monoy, te,With a little more thanm four eveiything. ^ ...... / K n wants m ^ im s n t to so ^ v e $ 8 0 % / E Z ______ithstcoaldholplsadttM off ihamptooshlp. M| ------I' »SIiS0NY32”« |> rn | <«ntkwsdftiMiDl Thursday, with matchlmCbase n ob iw hasn’t done anything to losose his see who workscs ' well with each The other two openn ppositions For now, I job.” Save $ 4 0 0 : ® ^ id center. . Ostertag oveaU but guaranteed. ^ other in the reseeserve roles. F^ee ^ irere small forward and c ys ago, shooting guard tiuSloan wiU quickly see hovow the agent signeess (Mark Jackson, Q Sloan decided onm Andrei Jarron Coll starters and reserves mix as ie as.'taW-D. d' 40 games Ostertag lastczerhiak’s ankle still ^ tsUtah Ca'reert Cheananey and Matt ICirilenko, who started'4 mpletely healthy. The plays Ga Its first four games fs a rookie last season(on, atfo r- 68 games, JS in a Harpring have bebeen learning the ■■■ fracture in point guard spaii No of five nights. After vis ated offense, but m ward and, at least temiimporarily, CoUins ave ^siting Jazz’s compllcati N ^ lo : randon's left knee stiU the15. Hornets, the Jazz plalay at have only playeded together hi the ■■■ reinstated Greg Ostertastag at cen* 4.4 reboundsjnping so badly that the Atlanta inc on Thursday, : 1730 Kimberfy Rd < ter. Ostertag's i host preseason, 1*733-4910 m e i ore privatdy antidpat- Gdden am State Saturday andlare a at Ostertag, entering hishii eighth rebounds. tirementOa any day. The •Sea arc tde on Sunday.. eeks of the to get back feason, missed two week I has hit home that Joe jotiSloan has had nothing to wworry ^ ' _ preseason with an abdibdominal should mearle same power forw^ about det as far as his starting i strain that devdopedd recentlyr time for CoUi I point m the T'wolves multiple Suard uni and power forward irin his . H Irom offseason surgeryf to donate ‘Th e guy tl s once h was discovered 14 \ p rev io u s seaso n s asI Jazz i kidney to his sister. He started dark in ^ ( :oach. Future Hall of Fan Fam amers Ians! the last two games andnd had 10 what h e’s be John Stockton and Karl MaiIdone points and 10 reboundtnds in the accomplish lave been easy chdces. ro n to on C ollins,” Sli finale against Toror After the starters, Sloan hasht to has 7 0 0 ^ ^ • * 5 0Ds* V, Sloan is going with job Sutton _ iver second-year player S ollins, who unseated stai L 1 0 0 % ^ • * 5 5 ast season and started pla 5=-i .... $250,000. Hi: Sutton also Joked about liides Nationw ide U 1^n Dbtohc^ ,, some benchmarks It his tion. Includi ge, nodng that coaches sud U nlfanImltedN^&W Mjc^>O ^ nites ' • ' 'T 4tdrat the approval of the t lh fer us is Jarron hav >uni*. ■ v s s s s H«lty*» president and boardrdof - .aJS S gsy-; Sloan said. “Jarron ifemsa^.Tb^ A next r e g ^ m< iu n r pf ; t6b»‘ban,”lM « is fn December. V . ■ ; . \ * 3^1^^ His total compensa* Su I Jding income from age, 1 apparel contracts Drie - sources, is about Olso

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U------BB urley bookCFAK------cIJOMMUNT]ITY e v e n tr; s ------> I Magk; Valley Duptcicate Bridge St. Nichoholas Church holds bells, blocks and shakekers. The Admissionion is SO ccnts. Prj- cost is 55 and family n I Club announces wkmeis h annual harvesths dinner rates are schoolers getetinfree. ir available. N e w v e niders d e i are always wel- I TWIN FALLS - TheT Magic RUPER'JRT - S i . N icholas A workshop on Africaiam drum- come, I Valley Duplicate BridgeBr Club Catholic < c Church will hold its ming will be offered b'by Drum For more; information,ini call 532- I announced its foUowiwing weekly annual hai harvest dinner, bazaar C en tral from 8-99 p.m. 4439or431-99--9939. ■ winners: and rafflele Saturdayi at the Parish Wednesday. The work'k s h o p is ■ Oct. 17: first. Marilrilyn Botkin Hall, corr )rner of F and Ninth open to all ages. Drums,S will be Twin Falls M H and Doris Watts; ian n d s e c o n d , s tre e ts inI Rupert.Ri provided or particlpai s Music Club .: I Bobette Plankey and DonD Rahe. The bazaiizaar will be held from 2- bring their own. The event"?e meots Saturiturday z I Club appreciation gga a m e o n O ct. 8 p .m , an< and an old-fashioned made possible in parrrt by the TWIN FALLiILLS -T h e Twin F a ils I 19: tied for first, Renenee Bulcher turkey dimlinner with all the trim- Idaho Commission on tl and Wilma Driscoll \ the Arts Music Clubb willw meet at 1 1 :3 0 I I with Herb mingswillbII be from 5-8 p.m. and National Endowmentnt for tho a.m. Saturda;rday at Community I Burgess and Riley Buntn o n ; se c o n d , D in n e r■ ticketstic are $7 for adults, Arts. The cost is SS andid family Christian Chui'hurch on Grandvi^ I Beverly Bums and Marary Kienlcn; S3.S0 for■ childrend ages 7-12 and rates are available. . D rive. ! third, Lonnie Bums andar Bobette free for childrench u nder age 6. All events will be held I Plankey; and fourth. Pa ild at the The themene isi “America - the Patti Cooper Raffle ticktMcha/s conhnncM on Frfdijday. tooking (hroafh tha ild is sponsoring a guJIt offm * scrapbooking WOIo * s h o p : 1Z4S pjn. Jan 0 1 ^ Tom Wagner; and tied•d for third, show from>m 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. many boiof of booka: arsan savtfrth^adert, f ^ laft,ft. Remington Blauer, Chrit TWIN FALLS - The ColloUege of pianist, willII playp a medley of Sieve Hale and Mike:e Mitchell Friday andid 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. . Southerni Idaho will offerir “Zesty American/ p: Guadlan, M ctwlts Sortb«th and MathlaiFMlllftC. Eachch student has surpassed with Sidoniu DiCosti patriotic tunes. itanzo and Saturday atati die United Methodist Borders ] Scrapbooking” fro'rom 6-10 Andrew Toft'oft will perform 100 Accolantad RoMitr ofltetrs wora In Twin Falls onfl (O et 12 for their offlciai i m. Friday. The quilts Filer p]| Rea Marliet coilect e t s S e n io r A ve. birthday with an open houo u se fro m a r e o f a varietyiety of styles and tech- _ pWLTlMylHvoMloetodt>dtk* following for thair spaclal3lal projects: the S t Luke's 2-4 pjn. Sunday at the Tw intor meal will»11 include coffee, >«oflcailMa«eiMCaaUn) rwin Falls niques and*d share a holiday pennies P® for medical ceninier sausage, parpancakes, biscui^ ir noMiatal unit In Botsa, S cottotUshRHo Learning Center Church < of the Nazaremne, 1231 theme. Theexl exhibit is free. FILER ] -The Filer Flea MlMarket ' gravy and juicee fofor 5 3. Tiie public tlnBolMMtftfttrlbatleRolRofsupplias to puMk schoolsIs throughout( the state. Washington ^ St. N. in Tvn^in Falls. • Drum CentrI tr a l of Boise will per- will wii collect pennies for Prii ;MontkM80ttttawMam< Sill has 13 grandchild r im a ry is in v ite d , I mambors attended tha moatlttting held a t the Masonic Idren; 2X form from 7-8 p.m. Wednesday. Children’s Ch Medical Center fromfr 9 The cenier also plays bingo at :T«ovl«. For mort hforiMtlnation about Eastam Star, call I • great-grandchildren andI 3 • great- The group highlightshi( the drum a.m. a.n to 5 p.m. Saturday an HIflldgIeyat73W950or *great-granddaughters. ind 10 6:30 p.m. every Friday.Fri ;Wll!aRMaritTm»16.J. styles of Wesfest Africa, with an ” a.m.t a.n o 4 pjn. Sunday at thee Twin* For more infon • The family requests no g [formation, call the > gifts. ensemble of)f handmadeI drums, Falls Fal County Fairgrounds. c e n te r a t 934-5504,504. — C l u bi C A L E m)AR----- — C M c ' Soroptlmlst1st Ifltematkmal Kai ’ * (JoodlnR War MerIcmtirial Maionic Temple, 225S FirstFirs Ave. East., call 3 » ToratainoraddaMli«fcryoururdubor • Sand lo: AttenUon; Cl Rotary Clubt Burley . noenoon lecond, third and fourth K aub Calendar. ,, 4S2H. It Ueot«e K’s. call Arlene at 4»- . organUaUon, pleose scndln a notnoticswitt): TboTlmes-r^ews italler • Fo'sl 412JI, lUg Wood Klvvr '• Biu»LaltM-7«jn.Tue>aiyi> BellBel|ovuo. 50*1 Fourth .St., M p.m..'‘• Vh?Jd &dah4» chupter 77 COrder of the Eaftc& in Twin FaUi; eaU 736447a Name of Ihe organlnitkin or cluO;6; P.O. Bo 548 Star . lint and third Wednesday Wc at Maioole „ Bortcr • nooD Tuciday* at ■ • noon first third and fourth d il 734.94S6 or 73G.3900 for sun- Tbn*. day and week (s) of ttw metneetlng: ' Twin Falls. ID 83303«3 Kimbc^ • Posi 1032K, Kimberly PotlOil 7'30 Templc,113F.ldaholnPi>lnP*ul,43M426. “. Conmition Centor call Ron ut 071 PIm * of meeting: snd Or tu to 734-5533 wn. third Wednesday at senior cliiicni.^ c. m e r, Rupert 39 Order or IheIh Eatttiti Slar. 7jD Thufidi . . T h. gon on Hrst and third Tuesday at Tafiphdhe number of a group comontactpor- OrMiafltopatm^nti 1234443. p.m. second iind fourthlurih'Wednesday at the »fTagicv8lley.com Rupot • Pot 3C7R, lUrlow tioupes rou l46(h&l.CaURulhal 4360I49. soa FormmMDnnation, m». 7J0 Maionic Temple, 620IB.SI., E. St 4360282. ^ tten, call 7353288. g £ ntChlld Twin Foils Ospier 29. •"'I” '"”* B«u SigmaM Phi Sorority sssira ir.'isss”"""'” T 29. Order ef the EaflctD f . Ila ii.r . Noon Thursdayt al Ihe Senior vi «■-«-. — . I Shoshone st • Poil 3001, Uttle Wood,itJi» I -, Star-meets the wcundnd andan fourth TuesdaysJi ^Crnlcr o( Blaine County; 7RMS97 ‘ntchiplrr •• 730 p.m. Hrst and ‘he Masonic Temple.!>t BliBlue Laltes Boutevaitf Thuftdayi Call Uch at S4J.5S22 or Tuesday SunBridse Care. 6401j40 FUer Ave. W., coll Sieve -* JeroB*- Noon Tuesday al CTInaVilUfc.Ch; Tamieai32*<4« nlghl F reedo^^rouiT B^*p !i?" bi North. 733^1816, ‘ •J2J.S. AUer,324.7000«f 32«5U . Bl Trinity orDawnat 7344645. Chapter • 7 p.m. second and , Edscopal Church, 125 7lh Avo. W.. i Twin Falls - Post 2136, lienry Lytlu.P P ost.8 Twin Falls Lodge(e 4S4 5 -8 p.m. Ihe flt« > KttdiunVSun VaUey • Noon on ' National Allianci ^ f b r t h e u n second Tuesday al Twin Fdls DAV Hue Lalces Blvd. N., 42|^ .Kko's n < u and Pasta ResMunui 6,3, J l kV llall. « M3 I •J« TJM 100. •rut; Bob Si«H> G»4or438.:6lI W f l W Mentally III -for' for survlvon of mental ill- 159 Shoup. 734-40B7. hupter • second anil fourth Wenden • Pou 2974, Thousand SpiSpring. Rupert Lodge 65 .8- 8 p.p m. first Wednesd^' {. R upm . Noon Wnlnestlays ai TOi^i ness, their familieslandfrionds. anc p■otl, e „ ' 7 p.m. first Wednesday ai Amei .fUka Lodite. Call Jack {Sell at 4 J&S( Jerome. Call Ruchsl Evans al , Javsai47S llalley - NAMI eT4rf«daho • 7 p m Tuesdays, Leale nerican el Rupert Masonic Temfriermjdo. 436-4708. C h a M 309 • 6 M pm Wednesday -egion iUU In Wendell, call ijuartcr mast**terat . Buttey.Rupert Shrine I w al the Senior 334475a CaiCasweti Avo. W. rccreatlon room I e School faculty louhce, call 3 3244016.^ ^ rine Chib. 6J0 p m d£. :iCillaRU Canur.NKfr222l Falls, call 734-S132 or 73&<329l. ner fourth Wednesdaylay ata Rupert Elies, caU Twta rU h ■ N.»n Wcdncuiayi 3P> CiMpier. 7 am . socond and ^ ayi, first and third Thursdays in „ Chapter 3 - 11:30 a.m. Mnnduysiy..tOur Ttdn Fill,. NAMI.MIorMa|lcV«Dey-7pm AHKUnerican Legion Alan Crundcl, 077-2215.15. ; . C ub In Twin I'alls; 7 J64029 or 7J4- Savior Lutheran Church In Twin Fa Monday at KMVT coranu- BuBuHey - Post 17. 7 p m fourth Tuesdi. ^ y , , Royal Arch Masonsens :22 . 8 p.m. second lions Clubs 7l05ofShlrky.l 734-60e7or32fr4044...... 0572-9M isoi501 OaUey Ave., call Lyle Morton at 878. Tuesday. Rupen Maioniciionlc Temple, call B^.NoonKrtdaytatl-ricc-i JaywM Chapter 48 - 6 p.m. Wedncidayi Al-Anon/Alateann n family g m ip i . 347. .Stoll«alS324310. OvetUnd Avo.; Kvnl RIau, 07»-SSS3 Jerome PubUc Ubrary; 324-7426 or 324 FaWleld.Post 19,Elmer Miller Post.#;.#pm . Paul Lodge 77 . 8 p.m.p.r first Thursday - Hurley Sant • 7 J0 p,m. ihird • ley Ja y cm . 7:30 p.m. second id friends of akohoUc*. For ri.,,*' Irsl Wednesday, and third Wadnes<»<)ay. acrou from Paul Pott Offie »Brtn Bureau conrcrmwc room. 44 aribaldl-s Kcitaurani. 677 Pilcr | m«llon,caU146&S92-3l96. otluck with Auxiliary ai Uglon llall. Offlca, 438-5150. * >»mscoBD«l. Janet Kllmbemer, G FaUs; call 734-7377 or 736.1765. u a lymous III. call Chopler^ OnOrder el DeMolay .9 . Ceedtnt • 6 p.m. rEIk*Lod«e'Bp.m. second and yvi Idaho Rebduh Ledgedge 9! 6 -8 p m first a fi s : 734-57JS, Doroihy et S43-S790 or J.C.« . at 732- auN -7pm S anudwdays. 119 Broadway'Ave. ^ *venua 2 " East, call P.L Vlnyard at 324JS07 Jcmme Cl»le Ubrafy, J34.79I0. ursallodxoai'jiCoirRanchon 5676. ^ KJnberly/ilansen . Pott 7S. 8 a.m.j” I ,. , ihlrd Mondayi ail20W.AIW. Ave. A. WendeU. « K tabnty ■ 7 a.n>. n m and ihirt i miles north of the Perrine ison^ Rebtkab LedgeIge 1(107 - moRs the mf. >«ef at 73341SI or Bob at 324- DIvorcaCara DK Bariey-8 p m Satu[aturday*. 132 Oakley Ave.. 3 i?M S ^ a l Traveler^ Oails, call Ed Hudso al Crmtniaiis United Methodlsl O Snow BuUdlnc.no. 9. ond and fourth Thursdayslays aia tbe comer of ?5mt y Tnastmeaters • 12:10 p m tho TMn rails • 7 n m Mondays at Twirwl«Fa^ Coodta,8^Mon TwTwin Fallf • Post 7, 6:30 p.m. soC'ocond Street and OoUey Avenue.mue. In Burley. caO 43K . Rupen . noun second .n an d ,o „ „h irth Tuesdays al Addison W«m Reformed g*'' Church7l631 GrandviewgwDr, N. ldahoi7pm.'niundayi iesday at Post Home. 447 Scasmon Sl..!!.. <«U 6815. - Wninesday at Wayside Cafe in lie] 48 Addison Ave. W. In Twin ' New "•*' portidpanta, ah denonlnatlons w iRyWertiat73&887G. m. Mondays; 6:30 p.m. ■ '"7JAuEUUr^nlt • 5:30 p m second Thun ihLoda»9«.2pmFI^ , >7!»9. f X ' S & i S40eorS4»IIG9. . M any Msiion. c 2 l VleWe al 734-7751,1 xm. Saiurday*. S7I E. Znd ' Rupert Syrlnfa • 7:J0 p.m.t. sesecond and J e rw B e ^ untjtoty HlsterldU SecUty • 7:30 Flo at 733.73U or Doonl* el 32+OS7S. >ys at the U d g e H ^ t ^ Burley - 6:304:30 p.m. M endan WaW endtll - Post 41, 8 p.m. iec< (owth Uondayi at United MeibodIbodlsi Churdi. PJawcoodTburKursday at JereiM aW c Ubrary. p JJ .7hur*taysat310MalflSt wed« .(OSILSl..436.9ae2. E M ; “‘■fisrs-irj?' eda««Uy at WetideU Post Home, caU , adgeltO-apmMCoA ■ S u p p Moodayv 8 p m Satun wsoD at S3M64Z Podudc at 7 pm and fourth l>(oeday» at 132: itasiaunu>c73M^ * p p o r t G r o u p s QHi ther Ltekwlteh e ta h tedr * ;■ Twin M h Msavdi • Meets first l-Slep Ufe Kecevcry Suppon <3 third T\M*days al Ledaa Hal Thursday* «l Nonh** Chuck Wa«o IL Mondays, call Valerte at 733. MQtey Onler or the Ptapla Heart dlapter a t Priaraae Rebaiuhr 7( r • . ‘5 ? s r r 3 « " a 9 • 7 p m first Wednesday at Nailooal Cu w ^ lO S S Prwiilar Road, TWIa Fails. < E3STUrdAve.B.,1Srif ^ X h ^ C l u t e a u ^ ‘urih IhirhanaBflL lei«d oiM. felM JO pjB. T h u r« l^ a odayi at 2IS FItk At*. B. la Jao ae. ni Tbunday. caUSberlynM WDaad k S Am , M t y . can67»7613. M inilltaiy i ^ •falM ia^KblaiMw m at 734-7909 for lociilaa. R fft •y tat n o n a e K waddy la prayphy rer d d l A M ^ '. j im M * aeen AoniicriK tite S c :iMlbani 14«be‘a Great BnssHi^iuiipart . V r t m t o T(Fw^Wais F ■»»> O atratiiooliiTr^arnraRvo.qy.;^^ , t JwlnrCww.aiaWWAtfcE^aB! U Ucke IM0M . 10 UL HCCBdnMmoni^. BBM-Foit3604.n. Thujiteo P«oe* Peat, 7 » . h . tlw ■ l Sft • 7 p.m. (Kond and foui>urtb 4428, • f ” t u t U T u t paRMdtarfaMda , S l l jaLakH - l^aMoedlbaMltjr,«U«JnC«o?Sb.; M ---- «- at - -*« 8S3 «.«Bh» Lake* 8h d N. B ^ y Dreite - M•ai* ai* ri^t aad ib M ■MMHO a u u v i u u l U d S ^ ^ y ^ l iM.can Biriv-ite 3043laadaudlan, a« SpmMo.' -' llw«(d»WMSSOrteafEMMBSlw l6Jt.rer oodTbanikjrMVFWH . ’d MOmM HeybinAmtoT* L Om Tlnndqr« WmtoO M M ie Led P^SSIW O rtltD ieS K Dado Om . auadlfi», eaFtenI M v - M lUH. NCnd u I M arvsss;. Js f e s tte S il

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I ' « i w Swii| el e t lec3 0 1rat;e! Would)you love 1to redec:orate a roomr in someone* i else's homee while thhey rede(tcorate aI room in1 your horme?

T hen "It's A Sw il /itch" is for you. SSim ply fill out ann application a nid d enter! You cou)uld have a w ondtierfully -j ■ redecorated rooiom , all courtesy of o f Franklin Buildiiling Supply, W ilso!on B ates and Tarjarget. From the bsathroom i to i the1 kitchen, simnply | choose a roorom and enter! a n k lin S55aS^“ is suppiplying paint, carpipeting, cab in etry> (if( needed), vinylyl/lam inates up tct o a v a l u e

o f $ 11000/room C Franklii:lin B uilding Suppply is also supplyiying a consultant.I t .

^ )V iIs o (m-BB a t e s is supplyinglg furniture, appliaiances, o r accesso;ories up to a valuilue of $500/roomn . : W IISOon I B ates is also su|supplying a desigrj n e r . J

■ 0TAIW R G E T is supppplying linens ancid accessories upJ ito a value of $21250/room .^^^t

A pplicant RuR u l e s 1. Participants musiisi Ilive w iih-in th e M agic VaValley area ' 2. You must eitherr owo\ n th e p roperty o r havee \written permission from ththe e ow ner. I 3. Each home musi h sl have a "leam" of two peo|eo p le - spouses, parent andd child,c siblings, and friendsds are all w elcom e. All partisrticipants must be at leastSt 161 y ears old. ' 4. The room must beatbe leasi 14' x 14' 5. The room musi alreadyair h av e furniture in it. Any furnilure that should i lid nol b e tou ch ed can be rerremoved beforehand, but IheIhj room cannot be empty.ty- 6. Vou a n d th e otherier participating party mustsl Ibolh b e a b le lo tak e th e sar sam e tw o days in January 20032C oul of y our schedule.3. If additional days a re neeleeded, bolh parties must agagree o n th e specific day.. TTf h e project. : ‘‘ ' must be concludedd wwithin Ihree days total, 7. Participating partyirty m ust have a friend o r rel relative that Ihey can slay willwilh for Ihe duration of theI projectp (up to th ree days).I. ' S ,8. invasive work inlonio w alls, floor o r ceilingsiis is not allowed. New lightingling Hxtures a re allow ed, 9 . Inleresled groups s » sh o u ld fill o u l an appllcai:ation, available al Ihe followiowing sponsoring businesseses: Franklin Lum ber in Twirvin Falls, Cooding, Jerome,ie, and Burley; Wilson Baleses In Tw in Falls o r Burley;t; • ' T h e Tim es-News inn TTwin Falls and Burley; orsr Qn*ltnet at m agicvalley.com om - click on th e “It's A SwiA'ilch" buiion. A pplicants m ust also include photoss showingsf all angles of the roomrc lo b e transform ed, a ppictureof ' themselves, and the)e cexterior o f their h om e. PicPictures m ay also b e m a ile!d, d ,'w ith applications, to Theie Times-News, PO Box 54040 Twin Falls, ID 033 0 3 , Attn:All It's A Swilch 10. Employees o f TheThi Times-News. Franklinn EBuilding Supply, Target, o r r' W ilson Bales o r Iheir imn-imediate families are ineligiig ib le to enter, .. Applications and picisiciures arc due lo The Time mes-News, all Magic Valleyy FranklinF Lomber locations,1S, or the Twin Falls'or Burlerley Wilson Bales locationsns by November 29,2002.. W\ inning applicants w illIbe b e j announced on Decerc em ber Slh in The Tim es-NNews. t Work will need to beDe cco m pleted by January 30,-2003. 0, A com plele follow-up’-up seciion on the two roonoms featured will 'appear inn TheTl Tim es*News Spring HomeH( section on M arch S,i, 2 003.

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j D a te o f A ppl>plication; ______Y ouru r n a m e : ______------A g e :------

I Day PHone;.5:______Eveningn g P h o n e : ______Addre5s;5: ' . •______C ity :______

Occupation;in;______J____ Email Address; ______

Teammate's's r n a m e : ______— A g e :------___ Teammate's relatiJti.onship to you:_ ___ Day Phone:>: ______E veniling I Phone: ' ______A d d ress (ifif different from youru r s ) :______Occupation:.n:______Em:mail Address: ■ — SwItclCh R o o m to b e transformed:t ______Mleasurements: ea ______

Why have yoyou chosen this roonD m ? ______

D o y o u o w'n n your home? _____

W hen was yoyour home built? ___

; ’ W h a t sty le is your home? _____

W ho else liveves w ith you? ______I

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i ; Have you evev ertri^ decoratingjbefotip? I ______t>'’ ■ .-i: ■ I I

I "W Teli'ii^antiieie a to u t yourself (3010 words or less): '■ ■ M v - - ■ I • .il • , I I * En^foimsahr EBurley W ilson Batess locations i3y Novembm ber i ylK j ;,29; 2p62i Winrihningappllcahts w iiljl ii w ^ n n b u n c ^ o n Dec)ecem ber 8th in The 1linmes-News. Work will/lil need to be completfeted by January 3 0 ,2C2003.

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Plumtt of imoke andId tta h rile from Slclly'i MountIt Etna,E ctntar, In this •ataiilttt InuIn f* from Monday. As riv tnn o fln a S pour down Its alopai.I . AMount Etna ip«w«d thick eloiclouds of aah and mafma for aI thithird daylUMday. Sicily’s$ M ount El^tna still spt36WS ash, Ilavaj Earthquake shshakes ; suffered minor injuries as ash to rain from die sk]iky through crambled for safety, said Monday. The lava andI asha activi- H e n lia FJoreno, a dvil defense ty was less intense Tuescisday. volcano afterr eruptione I in nearby Catania, Satellite photos sho A uthoilorities evacuated about drifted as far away asa Libya, HBB BHIB CATANIA. Sicil):ily (AP; - A 1,000 peipeople from horaes near some 400 miles awa»ray. Lava series of earthquake:ikes shook the the volcaiIcano as a precaution until flowed more than halfwfwaydown VrWpJ • . .V jVKijffyS®. * , Mount Etna area TutTuesday, send' building:Igs could be checked for the sides of the 1 l,000>fo•foot moun* ' ' ing panicked residenients of nearby structuraliral damoge, Floreno said, tain, Europe’s roost acjctive vol- lowns into the Streeleets two days Residentmts were given refuge in cano. • . ' :'3 after the mountainlin’s volcano tentsandrid hotels. • In 1669, a huge volcai»nic erup- erupted. The volcano V erupted on tion destroyed the dty,, o.on Sidly’s ' In th e town of SantiUlta Venerina, Sunday,r, sendings streams of lava eastem coast. Its last ma.lajor erup- a t tb e foot of th e volcislcano, several down thehe mountain and causing tion was in 1992. 6 36 P olel Falls • 733-4000

B m • \lantotoui ^ a^atls t by Vldaolmagas ^ B e a i T i |p s ! OJerpiHgtfiet/ieSiCiffie IW ith*I the colder weatlther, moisturize! mi o re ! ILLUSIONS 2 . Y o u can Cl stop winter statict by using d laU A rt dryer sheets ove:M b —«X*,Z^FiberglaM & Acrylic / Nails ^ °fPewou&iG fM eto^n£our y o u rr clothes< and/or h1 a ir. ------M a n lc u ie sA s & P e d ic u re s f l ' eustomersjsfor tXeirpatronage n product , A 3 . T o dlefy e l age - get thee right hair cut aand color. Ask y< s ty lis t sale foror early V i HalrCwvNalli*ll**Facl«li*MilwOv«« n liday 1 4. Did yoyou know that loi ing, fringy bangs]S will soften eye shoppppers! 1 w rin kdes le (do keep theism lig h t). ' ''HP^SBE 't forget to eat’heleahhy foods; ve{egetables, fhiits i 5 . D o n ’tare 1 great for the! sk: in ! s o y ar< a S » ■ ria Basire o«rner of Uk Retreas h u bl lg permtnmi cosnetia forihe Its 5 ood to your handds. W ear gloves> iimd moisturize < yein.-%■ SSheUaUccBtcdtndccnlfiedmeni Swope (owner) Karl BeniJenkub ^ te Sodeiy of Pcmuuni Cosmetic Dixon • Nancy Br , ^ ^ ^ ^ ■ ’Proreal.realonik Shaila hu admced trainlnf»ta 6. Be gocw u know olive oi)il is gooji for boiody and hair? ItV / Bragg I ejtUner. Up Uner and color, Hicks Donnaa FerrenburgFc c Ptrmininaneni makeup U perfect for the womiiember cially good for exactr^ely dry skiilin. Add an essen ouglas La Donn;>rma Terry "I brow ire ihlrjilng. vWon Is poor ot 7 . D id y>r o fragrance. * A lton C atrinala VanV O rd en wants 10 look her best, hristensen Tara Ewlriurlng c sp c c i) Fritz Vlckl Star ■; Perm tm ent M akeukeup - Tanning - Massage S tanger H axby not ticnnd Elaine KamalK a mtMnd - W axing - Eyelo ; r oU foin r eye-redness soolution on a pimi clash Perming and Unting nple - it’U take dl »»OT ttain,utm*/ ThThree Styli.ut! Penny Dalion. Amy KrKruckenburg and Sharon Vanda\B= - 8 . U se a n Specialiiing in Hairilr Noils,h M anicure! and Pedicure; r e d ouii! 127 W . 131 13th St. • B u rle y , ID daver BS I t6 : 7 8 4 2 4 7 ______lue Lakes Boulevaid N --1V*ln 1\ Falls ““ 9. LaughItim e for yourself.f. CaU your favo>prUe s a lo n ! . 7 3 3 - 5 8 0 7 ------■ 10. Take tii i ^ Jlousise of J J a i r i)esign | L ' Jjpfrerj^i ■ irgest ratal! center In the MintCaitCassla area. ■ mCo During NaUonal Cotmttohgv Month, U)€ wit id M 6et-A-Vy«^ 11 Jon’t cany your product we’UII g«iget It for you. [ (o (hanJc off o u r cureumnt_eu»tom9n andfutur ly serving our valued customers«rs isince 1975. i cuatom crt for>r I.lh«fr m uch appndattd n for the enUre family. patnnest.I. FFrom itour/rtmdM ot If you want youi ■516>942 0wrl«ndAv».iV9, • B u iW y ' ' grow fast, tiim it eight weeks durii full mcmn. Let's I it’s, worth tiyingl I - - iJ ^ J jrgrcitAdulicuofocluitllOI ' B trheTbiies^ i G i s s a u ifi B is/SenlonMl8i . ww.regissalons.cor:om® lii ■ H | . Hi/w.Lool((br9■ lU k lol No a»olmtMM> neededtofBgotowGroB^ dS; ! ^ J^}f^(hS€Jvicf> Salt 'iSffS^lSS^ r.r ' and Sds/S ^ ■ I J ^ I f you WO'ould like to advert rough,Novemlnber ; Kin M please call: V i>eep Gondii $10.00 and 1 immy735-3311 W inii^lll i l IllfclWilH S- . •• ■, - ^ . 1 Vif5eM735r32?l. Ibigc*^ >i735.ian Sl kliissssse Accounting qufllU M tlont: Qwcscwillicsmoo ie m c x c In sidDE levenucs. Mutual funds...... E3 PsgaE2 Morning break ...... E4 M( ON]EY Classified...... E4-12 Business Eefuii/or Vir^niaS. Hutchins 7.lUmt,Ext.>427.U . T h e T im cs-Nlews ci W cdnc!csday, O ctober 30,, 22 0 0 2 Scction E B rieh INMo^>NEY J l\ohSi•ervi(c e se lts jo lb f a i]l » B a niks Regis exceeds TF-l-Burley bus I The event;nt aims to spread the Nevada. ^ They’ll set up inf IdaIdaho’s overall diluted earnings perr shares) .... In Heree i are the latest develop* . The state’s Job Serervice on Organizer;ers aim to assemble al director for the It workersi - and dtose dis- the date for a job fairlir for all from the resrest of south-central Welfare, " announced die plailanned strong through(h theti downturn, company’s operatingng cash flow plac^; indirectlyin by the layoffs - Mini-Cassia workers. Idaho andid from northern Please SM SIMPLOT. PaiPage E2 according to aI newnc' report from increased 22 percent to $35 million, the Departmentnt ofu Finance, The growth in operatinidng cash is a Director Gavinvin <3ee said diet d ea r indicator of thei health,hi of our leaves the statete inii a solid posi* inisiness.” tion when the economyecc begins First-quarter net inconcome rose 28 to improve. percent to $19717 milliorlion. t h e The report on fiscal opera- After the quarter’ss acquisitionsa O f f BANI: DWAC3 Q N and construction, Regi: tions for thc yea:year that ended ■ egis has 9;i38 Ju n e 30 said stai salons - 5,235 are comp>mpariy-owned state chartered and 3,903 are fran^s«iiised - in the I banks posted doudouble-digit per- United States ahd 10 othe>ther cotmtiies. I centage increasesises in assets and Also Tuesday, Regiss raisedre its fis- I lo an s. T h re e of every four cal 2003 eamings-per-shai^lare guidance I banks reportedi a 1boost in eam* to a range of $1.82 to $1.8! I ings over die previrevious year. For the second quarter,ter, the compa- Idaho credit[ union un deposits ny expects earningss perp. diluted exceeded $1 billionbiii for the share to increase 18 percentpei to 46 first rime as asseissets and loans ', cents and samestore suesilestogrowby also grew. 2 to 2.5 percent. ‘ While loans grewgre 9 peroent for credit unions,ins, their delin- , > Rent-A -Center repci p o r ts quent loans wereere below the 1 . percent rate expeixperienced the r - Q3 net eam ings oof f $ 4 1 M ■ year before. TWIN FALLS - Planlano, Texas* I Gee said bank:inks continued based Rent-A-Center Inc[nc, a rent-to- I expanding duringing the jpw half ' ^ own operator with a stoistore in Twin of 2001 and thehe firstI half of Falls, ^ d third-quarterr netni eamings this year, addiiIding 16 new were $41.4 million, or $1.11.14 per dilut- branches to accom:ommodate a 15 ed share. percent increasele inii assets and After adjusting reportorted results nearly that largete anai increase in for third quaner 2001 to[0 excludee the liSSK loans. effects of goodwill amorti 3rtizadon and With the econonnomy weakened a nonrecurring charge of $161 million relating to the settlementUlt of its class by thousands of layoffs,1 the acdon gender discriminilinadon law* rate of loans pastast due 90l days suits, net eamings and diluteddii earn- or more was up slightly at • ings per common sharere increased nearly 0.6 perceTcent of total $16.1 million and 47 cemrents, respec* loans. However,', theth< actual low- dvely. es on loans forr theti year vrat Revenue for the thinlird quarter down slighdy toounder0.3p^- ui increased 10.6 percent to i$494.6 mil- cent of value.. TTl h e d ae io n air lion from $447.1 million1 a ;year earli- averages are neanearly 1.5 per- er. Same-store sales gre>rew 6.9 per- cc^t for past-duele loanslc tmd 1.1 cent percent for loan■ losses.los The company said grovrowdi in net Gee also said finandalfim regis* eamings “resiUted primsimarily from tradons and licens:enses handled better than expected! same*storesa by die departmentent jum ped sig* sales and the benefits frorr rom the com- Qng Loetcher.Lo< editor of QoMmlnd mag;Mgazlne, plays the Beatles albti nificantly duringing the fiscal pany’s ongoing soict cost«it control pro- Uwclni ibum 'Sergeant Peppers Lonely>lyHtarttClubBand’Tuttdtya iyathlsLola,Wle.,tMme. slur doesn’t 'have the tim t or InclIncllnttion’ to transfer his mush year to hit a record:ord 106,000 by •grams." tic to the new digital format, InIr ordtr to be able to store' themth< on his computer or the end of Jime. “Our achievementss over< the thftn online. course of the past 12 mornonths have been extraordinary, partiiirticularly in light of the continued wei the economy as a wholerSi.”i ■t>aDby Boomeers are sicOW to eml retail sector in particular,"r," saids Mark ibrace MIP3 formatt SBA lojDans E Speese, Rent-A-Center'si ’s chairman The AMOditi ______weekend we home in the Cats!tskiUs. sidon of the musiusic industry, said Morp and chief executive. srpheus - an act of questior IfIfii It weren’t for die iPod’s susuperb Phil Leigh, digitt^tal media arialyst ablele edilcst and legality - isn’t a Speese expects fourthrth -q u arter NEW YOFORK - Since the days design de! and ease of use, Ea 3 top $70 Baston with Raymonond James Sc attroitractive as it is for younge OM diluted eamings per shashare to be of vinyl recoiicords, the music indus* said sai< she’d never have falletlen for Assodates in St. 1 between $1.23 and $1.26, i •t. Petersburg, Flo. users,ers, who may be hard up fo 16, and 2003 try has sold>Id its goods in fickle it.it. • First, salesi ofo CDs haven’t cash, TI»TllllW^H»l eamings to be $530 to $5.4S).45. form ats thithat have come and “ ih, said 48-year-oId Bill Paige “1 don’t trust that the teduihnolo- increased for fourfoi years, a fact an MPS U b u ff who lives ii Rent'A-Center storess oioffer home gone, leaviiving obsolete record gy gy is j going to sdck around, sos< the that Leigh figi *" TWIN FALLS3 - The Boise electronics, appliances, cc Igures will push Chicajicago. , computers and (ape pliplayers moldering in investment inv is somethinglg I’m reluctant musicsic publishers to Pai| . office of the UU.S. Small and ftimiture and accessori yet taken the 1m “This representstnts a 27 per- led J.C Penney C:o. In c diischisweekto Easton, 38,, aan industrial design* That T: figure, although lailarge, “Labels and musicm< publishers record r t ^ i t s short-term earningsIgs expecta* e r who livv ees in M an h attan ’s lags ords, a format that fell out olof cent increase in the number of ags the 81 percent of 18*to■to-24* are finally recogiognizing that this favorior in die 1960s. firms assisted nnd a . Chinatown.*^.* ^ e 'r e sick of chang- yeaiivar-olds who have downloa d a 33 percent The retailer w idi Magi< oaded is a trend,’’ LdgI' said. “It does Loe:.oescher doesn’t “have thche increase in dollarr volumevn over Igic Valley ingourmode:des of listening." MP:klP3s. look like it’s becoi stores said it expects to eamea more StilL ^ t o : come die de faao timee orc inclinadon" to transferer the previous year,”ir,” -said Tom Iton bought an Apple But Bi several converging facactors format.. The labelbels recognize it’s his mti than 21 cents per share,.excluding « IPodMPS]^player, which she and poir music to the new digita! for3r- Bergdoll, Boise SBASB, district Mint to MP3 becoming a wwide* the only way togo.’’ go mat,t, inii onier to be able to store K>me costs, in the quarter-diateided thj berhuibahdtid use at home, on the sppread n - and perhaps persisi re director. Saturday. istent For baby boom9mers, download- themm oni his computer or tradeil« SBA estim ates 1 subway, inI tttho car and hi their . -m• music t fbnnat, despite die oppo-oi in g free M P3s < !S 1,582 jobs '^'^alysts surveyed byf ThomsonTi Is on or themom online. were created orr savedst as a result of the loans.s. per shareTpSney earned: The lorgest loans,ans, $1.3 mil* per share in the same quai lion, were madeI to toa McCall and Is sdwduled to repoIS. ge rules ppi[ » % ^ k coff progra [ motel, dairies I inOakley Oc and ^ r e s u lt s Nov. 12. amuncotisistitutional TlwJtoaociat^t^ P re a s ' u Filer, and a medicalical facility in ' u i . Dinrict J u 4 e R ldianmd A. the Nadonal Poriork Council, said Roperpersald. E n t Id ah o F alls. AnI Almo Al well* Bifl8»l)aseddeadldline tene..'nie sd narahips ^ are open Schoi I state made C f^snunettt',. S p s m c en t Co. •FnUa:';^M holarshlp applications can SBA loans during the year, the « Ctoml>er„ iif r (U O ct.ll. DeadUM for dthat to Magic Valleyy studmtss from be obtibtained at the chamber lnte^ Twin Falls,-Goodloding, J e r o m e ,. offica o ^ leading producersi werewi Zions « on Blue Lakes Boulevard^ Bank, with 49; Wei narar^pnaretnaifr' -vl«wa s WMliiff, Canias.MikOnidoka, i Cassia Northil iin Twin Falla. For infor* ATells Fargo n^p'for Btude^ in. ^ :Sb ntles. mariftn, ; Bank, 37; Farna rm e rs & ti ^ i ^ ' r ^ *cM*nUp« are opensn to Aul Lincoln cotmti on, caU 733-3974. Tickets for Mtfga Jtudenci enroUqd inn a n - AU four scholailarships will be the evievent are also available* Merchants Statee Bank,B 27; g;qD^c^um' at an UiUio• cool- awarded at diediamDer*s du annu* there.s. Mini-Cassia-basedI D.L.D. Evans Bank. 25; and U.S. Bank,Bai 17.

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Q w ee s t p l a na s t o r es t a t e m l o r e r ev i e n u e Simplot _ ! DENVER {A ContkHMdfrofli^l placed Simpm plot workerslniijy (AF)- Qwest Bemstn ste in . ments, which can rangnge from five in the valt I Communications alue of assets related to Burley-Twin Falls routiIte In late look into it,"it,” CSI spokesman ms International “It[t represenut the end of whatlat to 30 years, Qwest: spokesmans customer 1 Inc. plans to rcstai tr lists and product tech- August, he projected!d a start DougMaughag h ^ s a id . i X ■' state $531 million we’veve seen as a string of bedad Tyler Gronbach said, nology. in revenue that wiwas prematurely news," date of Monday - immmediately The colicallege course 'Is 's,” sa id H a lp e m , w ho o w n s nno o ■ Of that $531 miUioiion, $331 mil- Last momonth,. Qwest reversed recorded and estirstimated it would Qwest after the first rotmd of3f Simplot designed to0 piprepare studenUipn tst stock. But significant chal-al- lion was recorded in 2001 and $950 milli^ion in revenue it had write down the valueval of its assets lenges la y o ffs . a p p ly f o r D e ll C o m p u te r C brp)U les remain. $200 million was recordr d e d In 2000. b o o k e d froiTOm swaps of capacity on b y a t le a s t $35 biUicillion. “On Once they get all thesese Also this week, thche company its fiber-op•optic network and said But don’t expect to) iride the tech-supponrt jjobs in Twin Falls The disclosureses ini a regulatory accour hunting issues squared awayay said It estimated it woirould have to the moneyiy 1from capacity sales also bus just yet. Leadersrs of the orforsimilara r j j o b s . ' filing this weekk byb the Denver- and th things firmed up on account-It- write down as much as $30 billion might havev e t o b e r e s ta te d , Trans IV public buss service The coUege:ig e l a s t f a ll r o lle d ot}t l)iiscd rcftional telecommunica-te ing, th the issue is firming up thele to reflect the reduce^red value of After coiconsulting with its new haven’t yet identifiedd enough PC Prep - a ecourse in genei^ ti(ins service provicivider come amid debt, a t, and thatH be the real focusus assets it bought in Its 20002( acquisi- auditor, KIKPMG LLP. Qwest said willing riders to breakk ieven on computer hanhardware, operatii^ .1 review of its nccaccounting prac- for thche financial team,” said Tomm tion of U S West. Thc ticcs. he company this weekc it w ill t r e a t c a sh s a le s o f the costs of operatiting the systems andrid softwi are - after M o r aabito b of McDonaldId said it had found S2424 b illio n o f o p tic al cap® developing thc ' ■ T h e c o m p an y - v apadty as operating leas- r o u te . the cuirictilum wim - which provides Investrstm ents Inc. “We’re midwayly goodwill impairment th ro u g h J a n . e s a n d r e ^ i ' locnl'phone servi< c o g n ize th e r e v e n u e frv m “And hopefully th at t,job fair help from DellJ e ll a n d o t h e r s in tfie •v ic e IO m u c h o f th ro uugh g l th e process.” 1, 2002, w h e n th e n e wM accounting these asset Magic Valley - is sets over die life of the will help us change thehat,” Joe information-tcn-technology indo's- is scheduled to Qwewest’s debt stood at aboutI t r u le to o k e f f e a , a n d mni^t il have to a^eement. release its third-<]u nt. 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ACfM ttS 1 NalrofSotvloo 5 SwKlhlM Music videos1 lea 10 8hlp-a tiU*f ave this w^oman siiinging tliee blues ■- 14RMUngon [ ISInuntMn DEAR ABBY: I amn ani African- my father get along exsxtremely ship as threateeatening to her poisi. ' 10OppoM *o( American reader, andid as a young ' weU. The wedding is diliIlls month. tlon in thee family fs structuite. tw M thar I ■ B------W black woman I am fed fe up with We have planned a cruisWMd IBI our music videos off today.i We 18 Aulhortuuva We have invited my paparents to the flames.It It is Is your parents who { > orMra are displayed as sex objects,ol and Join us on the cruiser becauseb must standd thth eir gro u n d and 20 Botton eoO*g« those images are imptprinted into Vm S h i their anniversary is thisJs month, refuse to bee manipulatedmi out of 2 2 S p u d t the minds of our youn(mg children. and they have never be 23 QfMk letten Boys think that girls jeen on a the trip of 1a lifetime. lifi Your sister ris are sup- I cniise. parents thoughght it was is out of line,le, and{ your parents posed to be treated thithe way rap- women -- sshould take pride in a Wonder^ idea. must be strong pers and singers treat ong enough to loving- | PI P ! F ------^ q— \t women in their mindinds and not Just their Now. however, they areire waver- ly, but firmly,nly, put her In her the videos, and yoimgg girlsj think bodies. OnOne important way to ing about whether to got> becauseI place, < 32 Mor* u g « $ the only way to seci 33GoHhuard icure male accompllsllish this is t6 stress to' my younger sister hshas told 34 Cozyabodo Z attention is by being hahalf-naked. children ththat what is on televi- Mother she doesn’t wantIt them1 to DEAR ABB1BBY: Last n ig h t, a ' 38 10th montn We, as women, aree losing1 our sion is, foror the most part, meant go, and she doesn’t undi 30 Oot down 10 * iderstand really cute guygu: kissed me. He sense of self-respect.. We\ should to be enteitertainment - not an why we would invite themun on our says he wantsIts nothingn further to take pride in our mindids, not just accuratee reflection of life, honeymoon in the firstt place!i I do with nte unie our bodies. imless I wiU have sex- Hollywood ^ C hildrenn need r to understand am very angry and ups;>set that ual relationsi withwii him - then he 43 BotfUque. a.g. tO «W 2 Should we blame ouxurselves for that as glaiJamorous as life seems they would consider ch:hanglng wiU date nie.!. I11 like him a lot and 45 Fiery Qemttona iiiii partidpating in sudt vvideos, for to be in th the music videos, the their plans in order to mimake my really want th • 40 Make airalgm 7 Scand. ccunlry i . allowing our young I t this to work out. 48 Graded 8 S boys and REAL roadad to success Ues in get- sister happy. Should I c(confront What shouldlido? Idc 8 112.5 degrees i H i ! S girls to watch this on 1 { 60. Narrow Irom S e I TV, or for dng a goodod educadon and leam- her about her jealousysy? Why -GOIN()ING0N16IN0HI0 >• mooniain 9 OHthool group »• o <• * not protesting? ing to respispect themselves and would she deliberately sabotagesc DEAR GOINGiING ON 16: He may fWflee 10 Port-au-Prince a R lo u I feel so overwhelme | i | c / i | c l i 08 Hard to find 2727 Pain b'W N c E 89 0««**b 2828 Fuil-bodled a p 2 e fc 70 Doubte-reed 2929 Concemlng iwodwlnda' 31 31 SkiUan Relation:iship with[1 foreigneiBF figures ini Aries’ fifuture 7 t W Mer lal 33 33 Ptalna dwe«lng IF OCTOBER 30TH I:IS YOUR I------36 Give off 47 Alphabetbet untta 57 Town near dramatic turn in yourr favor.1 up priorities,and and proceed accord- DOWN 38 38 WtM peraon 49 UnUelterRer and Caen BIRTHDAY ... you are i Taurus, Scorpio will pla' i 1 Pabrfcate 37 HaOROSCOPE T lay out-- ingly. Relationshinship could be too 37 Sawbudia Garfunkel>kel 59 Terrible possess inteUectual curic standing roles.' hot not to cool)1 down.dc You wiU be ' 2 Newt ptace 40 40 Anemailve to 50 Cottonwoiwooda Ruaalan ruler? often become interested I 3Parttoplay id in more Sydydiwy Omarr * VIRGO (Aug. 23-Septpt. 22): handsomely rev ready? 51 Poet Na»i'(aah 60 Tamble Roman than one subject simulta rewarded for cre- I 4 Olva green 41 41 Tehea the 52 FIguratlvaitlva uae mler? Itaneously. ______I Read R and w rite, leam thirhrough adve endeavor.ir. Your sense of humor.gei ptunga of a wordord 01 Matured *" Em phisis onor original thinking, process f of teaching. Last-n:-minute CAPRICORNIN (Dec(I 22-Jan. 19): 44 H o g ^ the 53 Tree lalleiiller 63 Sttek up and out of embarrassin insmictions will actuaUy workwi in Get rid of losin OB»(«o,lnj mirror 55 Ulft aplrtiainta 64 Ike'a command indJpendenctnce and passion. Leo ^ }sing proposition. tions. You are fun to be v your fevor. Take notes of dreams,dr S eae t wiU be: revealedrev by anony- can make people laugh figures in sceicenario. y GEM INII (May ( 21-June 20): espedaUy « last n i ^ t ’s. Piscisees fig- mous individual.ual. Receive infor- your own heart is bryaking. Attend spcdl madon in matureiture, wise manner; Gemini, Sagittarius persi !dal ceremony In con- “ nection S [th parents. Focus on UBRA (S ept b -O c t 22)2): You don’t panic! AriesIries, Libra persons Koalas lrlive their livves stoned m eaningful roles in yc ection, motivation and will^ hear sound of music;ic; find play sensationallal roles.n i Bacalyptus leaves could have these lenersj^in ii names „eed for meditation.nil Cancer your y‘ rhythm, dance to you>ur own AQUARIUS (Jt res contain a C, L, U. During Novembe > (Ja^. 20-Feb. 18): narcotic. Did 1 tell yoiyou that cute ber, major native will play^onishingpl role. tune. ^ Domestic adjuststm en t Let go of precomconceived notions, fulfiUed in connect!ction with Luck with nur involves where you Uve, m little koala lives outut mosti of its love and money. marital Accent inventiviitiveness, original lifettoned? CANCERR (June I 21-July 22): stanis. st If diplomatic, money!y owed thinking. You couldcou experience a R ev isited ARIES (M ar. 21-Ap^pr. 19): Elements of)f timingtt and luck ride you yc wiU be paid. “different" kini Men prefer bladack w allets, Creative juices stir, impri kind of romance. •nnt style. wiih you; dorion’t get in your own SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.)V. 21): Tonight, you will women bnnvn. Marlcerket research LM. Boyd Maintain universal oi wiU be reassured proves it. outlook. wayl What youyo lost 48 hours ago Emphasis Ei on standing in coi:ommu- that your love isis notni tmrequited. There could be a “reladiitionshjp" vrfU be recove>vered tonight, indud- nity, ni prom otion and aiadded PISCES (Feb. 0^ Ufe of 8 with individual from foreij •eb. 19-Mar. 20): eign land. ing money. HH i^ght versatiUty, responsibUity. re Avoid self-di•decep- Dedsion will bele reachedre concem- A.Fhrebours. Libra wiU play major role.!e. inteUectual curiosity.cu tion; tit perceive relationshi]flips in ing direction,I, motivation m and TAURUS (A pr. 20-MMay 20): LEO (JulyIy 23>Aug. 22): Get realistic re light. Virgo figigures marital status. ( Q. How tall does a Make fresh start in new direction.di rebuilding pr IS. Cancer native program under way. prominently. pr invites you to0 seafoodse dinner, have to be before tt qu Light up your home. Avoi'oid v t ^ - You wiU exud< throwing a knife, are you , Lide aura of sensuality, SAGITTARIUS1 (Nov. 22-t2-Dec. Accept gradously;isly; do not be obse- tnrl« nr .« A. Ncitt ing through dark haiallways. sex appeal.. CircumstancesC take 21):21 Get things “in order.” 20 storjtones, or SO Fon»td to throw from the blade | ” Line quious. Numbertr 3 31 lucky. some now'oameless•••mhority i agotbehandle? in ) ooce decreed. Doesn’t.tholdw 1 nler iither. Knife-throwing is * anymore, %vhat? Bjet it. When it was in, long On ‘Biograaphy’ tonig]ght: John Ri Utter wins p , , were blad 3raise for hisis work If either your dadI or mom suf- from the-ural b America, the knife TribuneI Media Services fered from tbat condi >wn from the handle if it overzealous direction of the Geneticist Stevteven O’B rien ’s ndition now Balance it ( TVH'B esiB ets taschool play is cause for cononcem research into whyvhy certain people known as depressionlo n . c h a n c e s a n c e s a nade in heavy. But thrown Today, i blade, if handle heavy. ------^_____ foifor Rady’s kindergarten teaeacher were Immunele tot th e B lack . run 30 percent youu ddo, too. If blade ^de, “Biography" - Actoio r Jo h n m ances. (CC) (guest star Serena Willia both di4 chances run: it on your finger. If it bai- . :C) (TVPG) ARTS & (g' iams). Plague bacteriaeria during the | m 70 percent inch from i Ritter wins acclaim fofor both ENTERTAINJNMENT, 6 p.m. (CC) (C' ABC, 7 p.m. 1600s. jmdo^toaSoi^ttMnlem^coe. ikle.it*8haiI indl from the tang on tte ' je, it’s blade bea^. If an comic and dramatic p erfo r- "My Wife! andaj Kids” - Janet’s “Secrets ‘ of the Deadad” - (CC)(TVPG)PB) PBS, 7 p.m. I n the tang on the handle 1 handleheaty. I c Pll LoLoan No. 803814804 T.Sr .s . No. 1048073-09 IND (2) Black Laba, 1 l.Aubrey ubr B iggs, am i r a n o H PaParcel No. 80430 K> collar, 1 green collar no kNigorkxigi responsibio lor Behirhind Episcopal church anyonefone elses debt be- NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE O F TRUSTESTEM’S SALE d la tr not, presantly responsible latrlct, which waa pre- onBIBlue Lakes. 736-»684* akies>s mymi own. NOTICE IS HEREBY ...On Febmary 4,2003, at the hourol1t:00AM,ofaak)ho< parecared October 9.2002 and Nonccop for ttds oOUostkxi. The de- lay. at THE FRONT ENTRANCE ^ thereby for each poaHhxi to GIVEN, ^ that th e B oard of ^ :E OF RR ST AMERICAN b nnowonfitoottheofflceof m ^UNiIND 3 nwnth ofd Ivory DBIU TRuaTO'saAU fault for which is sale Is rrfLE COMPANY. 280 THIRDI AVENUEA\ NORTH. TWIN th e d b. m ale, rod collar, blue EMEMBER TniatM 's Sals No. 02*a- made is the fallurs to pay b e filled, il ah ell n o t b e - Directors ' of the Mimar im- I ? 10 district, where anyone ' gatkm Dlstrkrt wltl hoM the r•ALLS. n IDAHO, FIRST AMERICAICAN TITLE INSURANCE inIterested te r may aee the * vhHe floa collar, at Tho ThatWrthn :redlt Union, or a check drawn i jres. Stop by the Clos- SuooMSor TrustM , wilt on H presentry filed. Milner k>caied ai 5284 E 3610 N vn by a State or Federal correjrrectlona on November >n due on 3/1/2002 and all lavlngs and Loan Association,, SavingsS Aasodation, or 13»,2002.,21 ( liHod Dept, todayl r J a n u a r y ai, 2003. al theIS subsaqusnl monthly pay-y irrigation Diatrict will not In N? M urtaugh. Idaho (n ea r 5 ? ' call326-3732v - (avings Bank, all payable atBt Ihot time of aale, the AmbeTiber McFarland hour 0 (1 1 :0 0 AM, of satdid ments. plus late chargesL hold an election for the Milner Dam). They will ael ilf j aa a Board ol Correction 'allowing i'i described roal property.ty. altuated In the County Traaa FOUNIND Male Pug. 400 N. day, front attpa ef thala and olher coala and feea„ 2002 ye«r. Scon Breeding ^ IB between the houra of 1.-00 m1 TWINJ FALLS. S la te ol IDAHAHO, and described aa 0 E. Rupert. Cali to TMnFMIs County Court-1- a s se t lo(ih. Amount due a s haa been declared elected )ltows. tovrlt PUBLJBUSH: October 23 and ntlfy. 438-1878 heuae,4as thoahonale or September 28, 2002 PM and 3:00 PM for Ihe purpose of corr^ing any ownshlp to Soulh. Range 18 EaatEa of the Boise MerWI- 3'.2 0 ,2C 0 0 2 LOST S tre e t N. Tw in P a lls, ID.J . DeUoquent Paym ents from n. Twin Fails County, idaho T (2> metal chaira. BANKRUPTCY BAN ssa a t pubue auctkm lo thete Mareh01,2002 7pay errors or omiaatons In the S^. te n f ro m m y y o r d : AffoidaNotoW eifast. AccWenta. \ Datedthls17lhdayof Aaaessment Roll ol said ection 32: A parcel of land k)catea te d in the SW1/4NW1/4 , W a u c NOTICE |-'L» WBrMtfbkMer.forcssh.lnIn menu at 8830.80 aach nd N W 1 /4 ^ 1 /4 , described a sito to ik w s; Acttoritons planned and taken n e a of Uoyd & Ruby divorcereo &4 criminal matters, lawful money of th s United ! October. 2002 pu> sgren pressed into the Brad Rii Id 88,818.30(09-01-02' emU e.u«blndu< ia price wUn Corommencing at the Weai One» Quarter0 comer of sakl ' your government aro id Rice at 734-3367* SUtss. all payable at thele Ihrough 08-28-02) Late ection 32, from which tha Northwi ntolned in public notk»s. , :tai on the top. back of time of sala, m s foUowlng ^ Amber McFarland Aaiadvafttemolt«T)itoaalein ^ hweslcomerofsakfSeo- chaira. Can 733-9364- BANKRUPTCY - • »g Charges: 8830.80 Bane- daMJiiMl. lionon 32 bears N onh OO'OO'OO Eaat, Ea< 2840.69 feet, sato J Tiey St' are part ol your right dssortted rsal and person­V fidsry Advances; 8138.00J Admlnlatrattve Aaalstani ^ mpetltivo rates on ■------Wei^aat one Quarter comer beingig Ihet TRUE POINT OF know and to be Informed L O S1T2 T huntere peek Chapler:pier 7 bankruptcies. al property (harsaftsr re­I- Totsi: 88.883.20 AU delln- wfiat your govemment la , fra m i I Publlah Ootober 23, and ______S SECEOINNINQ; • rnes. Bright flucres- JalfStokStoker at 734-84S2* ferred te ooOeetlvsly a s th• t Quendes are now due, to- , The:dence North OO'OO'OO' Eaat ak>ng Ing. As aeTl-govemment cent 0 ’Property*), situatsd In ths ) 30,2002. — >ng the Weat boundary of t orange. 1 green. VI------« gather with unpaid and ] th• s SWtMNWl/4 of said Sectionlon 32 for a distance of arges aii cltrzena to be einltyity o f J e ro m e H igh ^ EJJPLUPLDYMENTfr- County of Twin Palls, ormed, thia nawapaper Schooo d . 10/16. REWARl). PAVnOjrnOLL SERVICES 8ts«*ofMaho.li>-wR:LetN m ents. inistee'a f m , attor. I Th®;fiance North WOO'OO* East lor >ea every dtUen lo read 324-2(•2866 or 320-2868 ■RSONNEL PLUS 16 In Bioek 8 ef Ments lor a distance ol 280.00 ^ S C e ney's fees, costs and ad­ i Loan No. 1004203448 ISTEE'SSALB feet;et: d study these notices, r s s n 3-7300 TWln F m Vista No. 2 Subdivision. . T.3. No. 1048231-00 r Red Heeler, mele, 57^ it vancea m ade 10 protect the »hourolt1:OOAM,ofsakl Theiience South OO'OO'OO' W est tor a distance of 988.63 W®I edvlae those citizens 178-4040 Burtey TWln P ails C o u ^ , IdahoB security : assocl.ated wilh . Parcel< No. 88420 ICE OF RRST AMERICAN feet 0 aeek further Inlorma- S?"“*m n a™, on 10/26. — et to a point In the center ol the OSIS aeeerding to the PlatI thlstorackwure.Theprinel- i : NOTlCe OF TRUST!D AVENUE NORTH. TWIN poIrT)lm being on the arc of a curve rig 1 lo exerdee their right fiJVa e e c a ll S a n d ra a t HYPNOSIS thereof, reoorded In Bookk pel i balance is 877.288.71. I > On Febnjory 4,2003. al (heMCAN ho TITLE INSURANCE R eience r Northweatarty atong the c access pubile records -6546or308-3468.’ Chjltemolwnoking fo r goodli 7 of Ptale. Page 31, i e center of the HIghllne , logstharwlthlnterestthere- I day. < at THE FRONT ENTRANCEsli at publlo auction, to the C amal n and on the arc of the curve i 1 public meetings L O S T sll Curtis Johnsoo neoords of aald County. i TITLE COMPANY. 280 THIRD A' ve right for a distance of T R e m in g t o n 8 7 0 eartfflMi^ ’. on at 12.380% per annum ^ ■r's check drawn on a S tate I ts .'3.49 feet lo the point of tangent,ml, sakl arc having a ra- IMPORTANT II camo.o . Lost In H agennan 90a . The Trustee haa no know-« from | 2/t/2002. until paid, FALLS. c IDAHO. FIRST AMERIC/awn by a Stata or Federal dluaja of 263.70 feet and a tong chord 208^^^311*" * ledge of a more particular ' otd bearing and distance Pieasiia s e a d d re sa all le g al (A Pow r Ths Baneflclary'elects lo COMPANY,< a s tm stee. will s eiwn M by a Stata or Federal of N said obligation. Dated: *< IW, situatad In the County theV» W est boundary of the NW1/4S''4SW1/4 ol sakl Sectton POBOX848 m k M I September 03. 2002 Rrat cSavings and Loan Assoctatkm,>AHO, S and d e ac rib e d a s 32: Idaho Code, Ihe Trustse t Savlnga Bank, ail payable at i T w lnP O CARE 24 hours, t Amertcan Title Ineurerwa f< en ce leaving the center ol thea CanalC on a bearing of Oeadlli SEWEKUtrNOW h as be en Inlormed th si thaI ( Company. Truatee By >- ands avail. Meato& 5S0N-S SECOND SUBDI. Nortl•rth 00*04'2l* E ast along theI WestW boundary of tho dayem priorp to publication, '*“a 2^ up to 30 pounds In a Included. All ageat address ol 720 Sunrise ( ITY, IDAHO. RECORDED NW t > Cynthk 0. QuaneU Assist ^ V1/4SW1/4 of saki Sectton 32 for a distance o f 242.80 n o o)n n onc Wednesday for M.h™ Cali 324-8784.*. Bouleverd North, TwinI \ V.P. c/o ReglonaJ Trustee follows, to wit: 18- fe erttt to the TRUE POINT O F BEGIN ural • Guaranteed ***"’ Pate, ID 83901, Is some- C LOT 0 IN BLOCK 1 O F DAVIDSG WINNING. Sunda>•day.noononThuiwlay • Servtoes Coiporatton. 720 C «rao n S tre e t TWin PeOa, Comimmoniy known aa 3888 Northth 2200; E aet, n ie r, 10 for Monday,Moi noon on Fri- F 2 ree S a m ^ . H IQ H QQUALITY U care. times associsted with saidI CSeventh Avenue, Suite VISION. TWIN FALLS COUNTY, 8332328. Call87»-1^ ActlvllleiIllea for l8 m o . 01 n a l properly. Said sa le w a 4 IN BOOK 8 OF PLATS. PAGE 18. d a yyforTueadavand f e ____ ^ I 400. Seattle, WA 08104 out covenant or warranty, Sau Sa sale Will be made withoutIt covenanto or vrarranty. Wedneianeeday.noononMon- r ------oWer. ICCP. ICC 73S-B2»i* be made wAhout covenantI Phone: F (208) 340-2650 Commonly known as 318 JefferaiIKe, possession or encum - exprejress or bnpUed. ragardim title, p • o r w a rra n t reo a rd n e aOe. fi ID83301. i.posseastonorencum- dayfor KIDSCANIM NBEKIOS ; Saielnlbnnatton:' tx n secured by and pursuant branc■ncea to aatisfy m e obligation slecured e a by and pursuant on Tuei possassionoreneum- hhttp://www.rtmstee.eon1 l« Sakl sale wUI be m ede withoutred in Ihe deed ot trust lo thi N ew pre-school,p re- fust the power oi aale conferredd Inli the deed of irust Saturdiurday. Holiday daad- — opened.Kl. ExpE ataff. U ! ^ - oranm lo satisfy the oMh PSO N .^ UNMARRIBD exectKuted by LYLE R. WEBB. AN gatkm secured by and pur. p W UNMARRIED PER* Unea mi LET Find ieve and 'CCPCCP. 18 moa.-eyr«. PUBLISH: October 0, 18, ?sssjsiarcffiffla A J ; ^ TITLE, a s Tm stee. SON.N . a s Grantor, to TWIN FALLSLS TITLE & ESCROW any qu4 suam 10 the pow er of se ls 2 . Where laam- 23andX,20C2 glo Ihe power ol sale conferredW ST nU N K U N P IN A N - COMIMPANY. as Tnjstae, lor the bai . conferred in the Deed of exettrted by RODNBY THOMPSC benefit and security of 7 3$-^ qualfty care. w W ajy.nM ordedA prtlB , QMAilAC MORTOAOE CORPORATM srpr,.'„fsr.'. S "».' Trust executed by Marto 2(PO »O N . ss Qranlor, to ALUANC ITION. a s B e n e f i t , r * 2 5 - 0)0. 0 HaariQuest, 555?*?“ MM388, M o rtg m records reconorbed J u n e 1, aoOO, a a Inatmmei r O. Rojee Sr, an unmar* -— ______offor the benefit and security of HRS m em No. 200&OM888. profeieaaionai match- ChrtaO?Vr w a S S o f * " 0 . THE ABOVE GRANT- Morta rted man, as Orsntor. lo r t ^ reoords of TWIN PALLS i NOTiceopcucnoN oCUULCORPOnATKMI.u B»LY ^ WITH S E C T ^ 45- ABoSD ^G R A N T O R S ARE NAMED makers>rs sinca 1090. Free VuVusoutat' P M Amariean Tms Com- PtmSUANTTORMHO 2002. a s Instmment No. 2002^)08:) REPRESENTATION IS SECT ID ^tj|eoo^0.o4ii ipenwood Drlv« ofl 7 CODE. NO REPRE- ______Info: t peny. as Trustee, for Ihe 8TAT^COOe4>401A of M TWIN FAIiS C ountyjSho^ARE NOTi PRESENTLY SENT *WWilQ benelli and aecurlty of O R S ARE NAMED TO COMPLY sY ARE. OR ARB NOT, M uM ar!^ U0AT1ON. . PRESESEWTUY RESPONSIBLE FOR•RTHiS 1 OBLIGATION. Aiaerloe’e W heleeale A S STATED: In any elec­ 'OAHO CODE. NOilstobemedeis:Falkire Rl The E = r = ; Untfar. es Beneficiary, tk MADE ^ T THEY ARE. O fl ARI he default tor which thie sa le laitobemadeis:FaNura to Jn C tion lor cSrectorB If, after ex- to «y the monthly paym ent due May*ay 1.2002 of prlndptf. . noureHortto , ’ ntRESPONSIBLE POR THIS 0 1 ^ ItW tSSr. under Instru- w rest and Impounda and eubsequi m a k e o u r . m u m wrinso nomlnadon s for the thi The defauft for whk:h this sa le)Mherw«ial is I subsequent theresaaftar; pkis late ch arD w togethei das meintNo. 1lt70a0278, ot MHSuantlotheternieartd sums< r i f l e d sectio n t •Vreoords. of TMn at w advanced by beniHoiaiy pursurwaytotheym aahd .free ^ ^ r S L The estim ated balance eondWdWone of e a ld d e a d or tmsL TTm seof any emxs, '" r ?»>/iifijireounty. Idaho, the dldMais ha s t>e«n nem lnsled ow •A •^b8ni|Blel i m i i ^ m which ______d e ittKssass a lo s s ch e ck y o u r U i FAX.i • • "I exi2?« k io . 01 mm'o.M a d f o r a n y , I l owhw as of this date on the eblgi 'fiMR Ptoawdncttyour d « e e d o f bxist is 881.974.38. M t S sr -32*iWakea.thefitBt ' «d(orcofr«ctnes8 H hym ftiijnoi; J-: ;i on Ifw drat day It at A f t s r t h s t tif ii e •. ■ • < W K e c o w w iim wTlmtolrtm , ?nMl n»».a«lh«T1ifie«- gj PO B o fflSKL’Ssisr ^ '' -wWriMI*. i.jC y Nmnltnolraipon: r o Reconveyai • M f o r w n m liner ED: Odober ^aodiS; * ..'i PU, I idi«ia<«>ire.aa: • iW(jsrtdgulirl^i^w ii M VPUauMC^telA^XMK i I

W ednesday, O ctdtober 30.2002. Times Newa.ivs. Twin ' Falls, Idsho E5

ASKING 0U E ST I0N 8 ^BANKN40 s Conduct public opinion Loan ~ Officer. Wantkn lo r a i e. hire ^ an experienced Mort­ ABSOLUTELYNO 9• poy plan a n d benefHs fora you get ttw |ob. For Flexible eves. days, ft ^package. Pleaae cafl 734- free Inlormation about wknd. hours. 1S'30 hrt. 72e4askforRonBradtoy. ^ avokJing emptoyment aer- por week. Great pan-tkne FARMCRS vlce team s, write to the Job or second Job. O o se NATKHML BANK* Federal Trade Commit- to CSI cam pus. For m ore BARTENDERq m •Ion. Wathlngton. D.C.. kite. CaU 73e-2853IIIIIIM* PT. ^ Must bo d e a n cut. cua- 20580. o r can the Natkin- lomor inendly. relerences al Fraud lr>foffliatk)n Cen­ req. Apply In person at ter. .1.800-876-7060.* ^ R E M E M B E R " ThalUnhdayadyouptaMd ^1007 Blue Lakes BNd. N. bolwoon 10am & 1pm.* I Nom«nafhowyou»panayd« »iom«Bmo«goln77»aTlT»i. _ 11% dayt. datUflad flit your f,AIM ? Now la Iho Umo to BEiBEAUTY buty Khadda. Put dawl- „come pick up your jitcturoa. AmbKtous An stytM ne ed e d N / I lA W l Iw l \J« • The 1 nmes-News rM ri’ StopbythoCu»lom«r >for a von? busy taton. ol goods and aarvtcM 10 | 733-0931 ext. 2 wo«fc tor you today. **S«ivicoE}«pt todayl FuFullorPTavaUabie. Can 7J734-2731 ask for Lyrtn ’ I ■ IMOTKICE C>F ElLEC1TIONI PiMttmM i l Id Sw0on 34402 U ito Cod*,i.pubUcnode«lahtraby pt DMpCrwk 8uBuhl Rural Fir* station «3.1M 00H6 Highway 30 TwkiFaOaatl SawtodhM\ Etam. S c h . 1771 Stadium Btvd.vd. B'vwWl o(0 tho Otrmni Etetlon tor Nationilonii. Stata and Counly' Fltarfl FUiFUar Ukidto School Gym. Waal Entr:ntrwwa Ofleancan. Coflaga ol Souttwn Idaho Truat■uataaaandOtyolT««ln T w lnFdlaai2 TwinFdiiMa High School. 1016 Filar Ava E. Fl)ar«2 FU)FUar MkUto Schod Gym. Waal Entr■ntrwica Twk)FaBa«13 S»w1odhMh Elam. Sch.. 1771 StadlutQ Btvd.vd. FaMla OOvorrida Ouaalion (tor Totn FMa• COty votary) to b* hald FHarlO FAFUar Middto School O yn. Waat Entr In m«{ha 8lal* of Idaho. Courtty ol TwktI FaB*.Fi on NoMmtMT 6. •ntrwtc* T w kiFdto«t4 TwtnFaBiaBa High Schod 2002. Tl Hanaan OkOld City Haa Twin FMa *16 VaBayChChnaaonTOur Savior Lutharwi/170808 a. Tha peii win ba apan balwwn thaha Ihoura ol 8:00 c^docfc ' HoHlalar HolhtoMtar Etamantaiy School OymI a.m.I. and«i BiOOtfdoch p.m. on said daylayatlhapolinoplaoaa < T w InF taaaie Va«ayChChrtaBan/OurSavlcrLuBtaranniayburr dMlgnaIgnalKl aa polng ptacaa by th* eo an■d i. of Twin FMa County KImbarty 01 KW(imbartyCommunltyCtr. IZOMadiiadiaonW. TwtnFMa«17 VMayChChrtattanOur S««tor Luth««VAv»m.e. E. Commlinmlaaionara. tUm bartyn RadaamarLutharanCh.. Ra IranaCW1 Waahlng len Twm f m f l8 OragonI TiTrM Schod. 800 Partt Aw. TWIN FALLS COUNTY.r. ItIDAHO Klmb«tyndA«i».E. BuhlKIy«1 MooaaHtf MiltiaillhEIhBuN OTF«22 MomlngtUIlde Etam. Sch. * TwlnFa«t«2 T. F. County Courthouaa 439 ShoaliwahonaN. BuhllR MooaaHifl * OTF 123 ChrMlan1 CCntr. Fouraquara Ch.. 181 Mcrrlaonlaon \ i n TwtflFaHaCS CTChurch ol tha erMwan 401 FUarrAva. Ai, W. Buhl«3a«3 Mooa«Hal * OTFa34 ParrinaElailam .Schod 462C«awM Ava. w,W. TwlnFalla«4 RcRobart Stuart Jr. High. 044 CaawaiwaaAv».W. . Buhli]«4 «4 MooaaHal * OTF 126 AmadngOI Grace Church. 1081 EoMand N.1. T»lttFMaaS Rotto b t ShMTt Jr. High, Smad Oym..FtobblnaSL Ri Abaantaa PdHng Place.; I. Laglalati v 2X LtgUmrn 24. TwmTwin Buhllias as BuhlOwigaHali UABkrBkrcftBtM TwbiPaBaM DHarrtaon PUBLISH; Wad.. OcL 30.20022002 Buhl11*7 *7 BuhlGrwo*HaO * TwInFaMaM HanlaonElamantwySchod Ha * cmm>Oaisrd CaibatordMalhodMChutetJtch Twin FMa *8 HarrlaonElamantanrSchod Ha * OOMT OowSchoct m Twm FaAa «10 Twin T. Fa«a HQh Schod. 1616 Filar.lar Ava. E. SAVMPLLE BiALLN DAY.

TWIN FALLS CO:OUNTY, IDAHO-NOVEMIEMBER 5.2002

INS1ISTRUCTIONS TO VOTER: H p J I PR0P03IOSmONONE__J PROPOSITION ^W O TOITO VOTE, eompleltttM arrow' ■^ m pointing 10 your ehol:holeallkatltla ^ IS ______I T o vo ltfo>r ra a candidate whot9 nama la nonol printatl on Iho t>allot, e o mphta ^ t tha arrow pointing to thata write-in m ma I An Initiativeve defining tribal 9 Referendum relnatstlnfl tp a e» fo rth a afapproprtata otflce and wrilat tlttia7 nama ol tha paraon tor trftomlom you wlah to vote In Iha t>laniink write-in g g g ga gamingIng machines and apaea tor ttiat ottlea. limits for electedI 1 state, I. providing for anMndment of county, munlclpti anddechooi ac stale-tribal gaming gi compact district Offlcials through thr ' p ro v id in g f o r tth e ir u a e . ballot access restrictions

An InltlottveI rtretoUng to Indian CANDIDATES FORR UNITEDUl I CANDtDATGS FOR I ' Referendum to approverove o r 1 CANDIDATI^TES FOR I gaming; provid>vldlng irndings a n d ^^^TATE^FFIC ^^_8TATH0FFjCES__| reject H42S. SeeslOT U Ui w 1. i I____ _OFF[CE8__^J purposes: claillailfying public policy efiecttve February 1, S FOR UNITED STSTATES regarding Indiaidian gaming; adding which repealed Idaho Cod FOR ST A TE TREASURER I FOR COUNTY CCCOMMISSIONER Idaho Code § 167-4296 defining SENATOR (VOTE FOR ONE) 34-907. 50-478. and 33 ,::W, I (VOTE FOn ONI ______tribal video garrjaming machines as Rejoctton of H425. by this ',,'.(''.-1 gaming machachines used by referen d u m wilt e n a cct t ballotI . U ff y E . Craig ~ ~ (n c p u ^ l ^ mm SherherwlnM.Failen <* OiiyOrinilMall |RtPUt*MI» ^ ■ «I Indian tribes)s which are not a c c e s s r e s tric tio a th a t wtBhsvewtu ; aclivaled by' a handle or lever, (D«moctat>c| ^ ^ sg|jy th e prac tic al e ffec t o f Irnpi ' Atan Btlnken______»llyA.Biltla — HOWMdMllOT lOwnoaalk:) ^ ^ I d o n o i d isp e nnso se coins, cunency, lerm limits on state eh tokens or chips, chi and which olftoehoM ers. s ta te leglal Donovan Bramwell m Roneis. ’ . FOR REPRESENT/'ITATIVE IN FO (VOTE fOfOR ONE) simulalions ol any form of C O N G R E S S SECSECOND , casino gaminming; adding § TomMlkaaell ~ (HepubUcw.) 4 Shall ths lefllsisIslstion ' 67 -4 2 9 C allowllowing amendmeni repealing term limitsIts for , ol slateboc.w>’♦ B obP ow era IDcnMcialKI 4 a elected state, coucounty, ' u s e o l tribal)at ■ vid e o gam ing municipal snd sclschool Edward W. Kinghornn ^ m Lawrtwrence Q. Waaden 4 I m a c h in e s; limlllmlting the numbor I.*" ______of machines lo Ithoso In a tribe’s district officials be I mwtitor) 4 , ^ Michad K. Simpson ^ ______♦^ F O R C L E RR I K O F T H E possession on)n jJ a n u a ry 1. 2002. spproved? DISTRICT allowing an IncrIncrease of 5% por . I, (L«fti.i«i) 4m m FOI r* «>o*»n H. ‘Jack’ Lewit ’OR SUPERINTENDENT OF (VOTE FOI yoar nol to excoxcoed 25% over 10 '______Y> ES 4m m PUBLIC INSTRUCTION years: requlrln(ring renegotiations W«.w ______^ m _____[ (VOTE FOR ONEI Oleta Bybee (Ownoetaliel 4 * 4I ol compactsi c altor 10 years; NO 4 " ^ providing a Iriberibal conlributlon ol TO Luna______(B»p«t*c»n) 4 (Repiihhcan) 4 a ^ Tom I , ^ Robert S . Fort I 5% ol annuanual net gaming income forlor educational irilyn Howard (o*n)pcr«»ciI ^4 ^ 1 4 CANDIDATES F( I programs andId schools on or I "sa near tho reser ^__^^TEOFFjCEICES I RobbtbblLKtar______a « FO R C OUNTY T s e n /a lio n s: limiting g am ing to Indian (ands; a C providing amendment an 10 POR GOVERNI^ N O R ^ ______♦ . (VOTEFOnONEl slato-tribal '• compactsco upon ^ b b le KauffmanI (R»tK*»:anr ^ m I certllicalion to the Idaho Secretary of State SI ol a tribal (RcpuMcan) 4 m 4 CANDIDATES FOR IMrtt Kempthoma ^ m I resolullon; pproviding lor I LEOISLATIVeDiaTfUCT u JXOUa______(Lltxrtarun) a% ______automatic apprpproval by State Daniil L J . Adama FOR COUNTY/r A ^ p s s o R without necessiiissity of executive J (VOTE FOR or legislalivea 1acilon; making JaiTv M. Brady (DamooaUe) m ^ OQISLAT1VE I S DISTRICT NO. 24 FOR STATE SENATOR Initiative elliellective upon (VpTEPOnONE) , com pletion o lI ctcanvass ol voles ^ m _____ ^ O aryB aly ZZZ]=!l*- -1 by tdaho Secreterotary of Stale; and WNoh ( R * p u ^ i ^ I containing a seviieverablllty c la u se . FO R U EU TEN A N T GOGOVERNOR ^ Oeratd "OerrV Bo»o w d e n ^ w * ^ ^ (VOTE FOR 0N6» I Shall Ihe a wwtin------______m sbove-sntllled & tA T I V E DW TRICT NO. 24 measure proposed pr by B STATE REPRESENTATIVE1 ' PropositionI O n e b e » i ■ ■ ______approved? lilchaalJ.KampI ' mOTg FOB ONg> . moc»«fc) 4 , U o n l , ^ PiuwlfCParty wSmtth______!»«»**»»■>■# Dennlaptiambi^1~ ( R » P ^ ) ^ m • Y ES 4 " I ^ w a t i L — ______m I U ^T IV E DISrmiC^NO. 24 -F O R SE C R E T A R Y^FSTATE O f ■ ^ ;) STA TE rbpresentauve; N O K ^A RtrttAN T I - '• (VOTEFOnONC) PO S m O N B _ _ J U O j C I A ^ ______ffOTEreflgNE>,„.______I *; Ronald e . Pany V w mIBuNar______B i (pmetmc) * 4 a ' m fifth JUDICIAlAL DISTRICT CANDIDATEa! 8 Ft 0 R OFFICIAL BALLOTIT C O U R T M A)(USTRATE* O U^OISLATIVEDISDISTRICT CfTY O F TWIN FALLS.L8 BanYauraa______[[iui»a»,i 4 . i r S h>ronBlocfc______( m W ^ ^ ^ ShUMaglatrata >— m _ £ E £ ! S £ S . ^^^^QUegTTOH^^ • . CHAW iSP.BRUMeACHol ai I ______m ______^ 4 TWtNFALLSCowityol^ollhaFlFTH LEGISLATIVE DISTRr m iC T N O .2 3 CfTY O F TWIN F A U J OVERVERRIDE jra: irniift , .Ml AKadalDkttrMaberttkl ' F O R S T A T E C O NTROLLB, n ii : iij . . . , ’Shall the City ol Twin Fans,m t, Idaho1 , .IVOTEFOftONE) be authorltea lo certlly, levy levv and NO 4 « . ro m O sn n o n ______(R^>uUK«i) 4 b ^ colleci a special od vntwomom tax1 in Ihe amouni ol $250,000 perRf yearye for BobSonnlchaen {o«w«y) < ^ 4 ..;!: FIFTH JUDIC IAIAL o is tf U C T William. K. (Bill) ChlaholtholmlO**~cr»iie) ^ ^ two ' (2) consocutive years, y C O U R T MAGIGISTRATE commenckig with tho tax levy to be .kaWi Johnaon ( < B i p c i W ’^ :.; m J - ;■ ^ N i certllled In 2003 for the lax yeof Shai MaoWfita HOWA beginning January 1. 2003.3. lorlo the QwQNaMar ■* ; ■ LBotsmTIVEDISTBITRICT NO. 23 purpose ol paying lor a bulkHnWno^Bnd g f f l K S s S Sabaratalnodln ? ^ STATE REPRESlESENTATlVE teal eatale lo be used by the^wtho ln YES ^ m POSITIONANA Felts Sentor CItUent FedwaNcKBttao for ______(VOTE FOR sQM m _____ :_____ a Sentor Center.* w o ^ m IB kalM af______• (OT.OOM< ^ a i ■ y . ' ^ .CAiioioATUFO'OKBOAiRD FrancsaFlatd ^ m ______TAX LEVY.fY. Y’ ES 4m 'm '• i r . ;V O T OFttlUSTBEtAJUNKM t 4 m m TAX LEVY. NO ^ | J S | ^ ■ S T R £ T _ , . VY. tm ■ 6 - RU8TEE LEOtBLATIVE DISTRITR IC T N O . 23 (yoT tFonc K>R ST A T E R E P RlESEfCTATIVE E S P O S m O NNB B ■ ■ _ IVQTTFQHQWfiUB______, T in d S ^ lo lM ' ~ , Doi^H.A>na$ ^ (Rapubiean) 4 ^ i f l ; ' r I t "V OfwrtR-AttlMoii (Damoaiaa) 4 m ^ ______■■ > i

■ f, E0TlinM4l«ws,TMTwin Fail*. Idaho WednMdj•day. October 30,2002

CASHIER DRIVER DRIVERS FARM MEDICAL MEDICAL Evm. & wwkeods.tds. W arned for weekly dediedicot- FT/raitef needed OTR. MISCELLANEOUS SALES R. Milking position Buhl a roa o , , Chlreprwrtio aaaletanL:• Direct c sre ataff, all shiftsts N**d axtra money forth* PLANT MANAGER Mirttbe 17yw.OfOler older. od refrigerated rumuns to Reefera, Weslem States,lies. PM Shin m ust hav* expo- Bowladrome Pro Shop. » - Will train. Full time. Applyy avaUable. Please can h o lid a y s ? a a tlA v o n \ satos porson with semen Applylnp«nonaRor2tor 5pm Callfomla. We oflorrr Canada. 8800 sign on rience a rofs. 543-6971* Mon. through Thur.O 12 2 734-4344.* OnlyS1&tostart734-92S6 ‘""issrsr' »;printing experience 0 B m im « Burrit- 1126Ea8tlandOr.N. IMEDICAL 1 I MISCELLANEOUS------fP R O F E ^ Twin FaJto- frequently. 688-865-7600*iOO* sitkm open for m«chon-I- Sulle 300. Twin Falls.* J LH*0uard/awim RESUMES PLUS SAI ------■ U lo model oqulpmoni Car* givera neededl SALES ^ CASHIER ;®"‘ s r t c e r S ------— lc. WHI b e w orking In - CNA/NA’afo rln -H o m *I l In^ructorPT postion. Heavy duty truck paHa * H om e o n a v e r a g e : . a RV and Marine Malnto-" MEDICAL------I Mon.-Fri.9-5pm. WSI a Now hirlna lull Umo eaat^ t e r . aay* weekly- >® 2-3 FT/rellef needed OTR. r CN A ^A 7:30 (o 9:30 am.. C ar* in the Magic Vai-I resum es, m JS s W counterm person. 2 yra. ' Day and awing sMfis. 4. In/- Roofera, W estem Stales.^ nance. Schooling avail- c lay a Wood River Val-1I Hf*guardinDC*rtifk»i* . - oxp. req. Great benifIL Appfy at O w m la C lark H M abia for the right, Mon.-Fri. Quadriplegic, I required. Apply • RESTAURANT " 11515 Truck Rl. and Birch Canada. S800 a t(^ on ' car* a dressing. $10/hr. lay areas. Must havei package. Salary DQE. c h S t. bonua. Fuel a s s fe ty Individual. W agea I a t City Pool or co n tad OelhrMy < drtvera wanted. B.® ______Buhl, 10 83316 Z Cafl 324-6715* high school diptoma orl MakauptoSIOflwur ~Contad Los at 6 7 8 ^ 9 ______bonus possible. Home^ D.O.E. Bonoflts. Apply GED a reliable transp-1I . John Twisa 734-2336* or apply ot 1381 O SIrael, DRIVERS MEOICAL (w age* lips + gas) C tER K U L frequonlly. 888-865-7600* ortation. No exp. n**d-1I MISCELLANEOUSI r.Evening shm ^ -m k M g h L Heybum* ' 221 M^HHbuaoh Motor*s Idaho Home Hearth a *d, win traki. W e o fferl < Wd hava openlngaga Ilor '*'• >•"«“oU 1 :;' DffiVERS------I Qooding JL School DIaL Jerom* Pizza Hut SAL axperlanced aacreliretar- OTR exp. needed. Of 480N.ldaho8L Hoeplce wants you to be* competitive wages.II 0291 has an opening for a SALES ' , ale in It Westem stai School bus drivers ffor o r W endell. ID.* a p a n of our expanding LikeUko talking on the phono? IM a bookkMtwn. I S H ' Jarom e School Disirict‘ >orlor ' I Pleas* call Danr*II*|I food aarvlc* work*r. 733-7300 or 678-4044040 §*c. benefits * bonus 2 team l B*cause of our RESTAURANT WirW hy no t g e t pakl for Wi I ^ i n ■‘“ •M school year, CDL 536-6823 or 731-9283* I Please contact the Ois- NewLoc*tkmOp*nii>gll Nee< PEKSONNEL PLUIt t / S Than homa every 6- ‘P}, MEOICAL growth w* ore presently ! trict Offlce, 507 Idaho St.. ic (»n> days. Average payI,” is re q u ire d . W ill tra in / for f i RNa a LPNa . creating now posltkxis. MEDKML------Mgrs., exc. salai)«benofl(s. jcttjaM aaiBluiJQC^ CDL. must have good Gooding, ID 208-934- S40.000-*. 600-453-22 2 . ALWAYS NEEDED planning new branch Day and eves, hostess, Z=lL driving record, and bo NAorCNAnewledfor 4321 for an applicalion.* cooks, sanrara. bakers, Oooding School Distric'trict is DRIVERS------AND ALWAYS otflce* and expanding ourIt Twin F als and sunw ndkig j able to obtain DOT medl- ’ MISCELLANEOUS busera. Team playera a Or*M Orai commission scalel seeW ng an aomlnlsiroiHrnltve C om e Join our taam . En APPRECIATED senrices.WeneedRN En|oy col card. This position is . m anagem ent staff, POMERELLE MTN. must. Apply after 3pm. 737-9544* ; assistani. To applyly ccall beneflts such os; horr•omo part limo. Apply aR AtCompbeiaAsaodataa Contad Joyla otJewors B 34^214.‘ . Nurso Travol Co. lull-tin>e RN case Home Care, 73»6a49* RESORT G arden Caf* ------______Ilmo, good poy. vacalhau o n 4 7 S. IOOW. Jerom *. Inlenrtewing for seasortai 2862 A ddison A v .E . pay. hoolth Insurance a New grads ar* m anagera end LPN visit CLERtCAt. «and or can 324-4426 between staff for tho Pocatello lobs. Albton Cafe Banquot = Looking for a fun placoa c e lo 'huHlple safoty bonuso M p m . Mon.-fri.* welcomed. MM. ___ Excollont w ages rogton. We offor W e have immodiale room. S a fa. 1-5 pm.. niESTAURANT - work Thai siUI laavos» yvou Sok) or Relief compottthra wagea and W ad's 3-6 pm. Mom’s a PepaMurphy^aS ? fo New equip. 888-806-57"fl;.. GENERAL a n d opportunities openings for the 'fflH P lime for a life? Wo e ratlr**'*wsicom*d. CofTeaCafa ^ 2 ^ CCMRINY - ,e,Art. behveen 8am-5pm*®. i f ^ are over 18yrs. andm d awail you. mileage reimbursement following poslttons: looking lor part-Umo cl« !I!___ can drive. I need some­rt*- S oe us on line oi and an extensive ♦ Laborara Inte 673-«22r Now ^ hirtng onorgotic cus- SALES s A l - cal support In our■ TvTwin DRIVERS one young and enthusias- orierrtatkm program. tomer seorico people. All Immedialo oponings for ir . Falls offico. This positi ss* csmpbollnuralng.com or ♦ W arehouse Woritera MISCeUJUlEOUS ft ------! osltlon Oprcrtunity lor motivaterated tic to maiie deliveries for can our loll free No. W eVe been senring All shifts S shifts avallablo. Apply to- the tK. foltowlng poslttons: ' reqs. 24-32/hr. perwe wcwortt Call 734-9062.** OENERAL------NEWSPAPER ____ 3 friendly, enthuslastfc * Branch Operattons. poslttons ovall. PT. LOLOCATIONS : proceaslng ahills, goi Nancy Strand, lor more AMERICAN CIRCULATION , organlzallonal skills,“ ° ll “ 2 d r iv e r s ------people 10 set sppoinimenis evenings a weekends a _ Twin Falls/Burley lank • I t InfomMHon. 734-4061 ■*. STAFRNG These poslttons are F/T ability lo tranacrtbe m«< inker for our reprasenutlves.». TWIN^FALLS ThaTtmaa-Newala 'must. Apply in porson al drtvera needed. ObfsI rereq. Mon-Frt, 4pm-9pm. Sat.It. Ca rt Canttr 1028 S h o sh o n e s t N. with growth potential. ing minutea.A exc. cu mS c ^ S w o u F ^ ^ 734-6452* tom er atrvice skills.i TlTh. •"‘1 POf . P' F or 10am-2pm. Call Ronda or 170 Blue Lakos Blvd.* Cai ' m more mfo. calt Lenny aal i D e n ^ 733-8350.* good driving record. successful applicant vs KMp an tya on cUMih*3r Oletrtet Uanagar In ovr ROOFERS RO mlwort( history a attitude. b e ■ aelf-startar who ci Clroia A Conatructionle n “ Employment Opartlno* GENERAL Ybui flnd exeepikMitf bw- . nrlnFeOaOffka. Wanted W in Sun Vailey Pre-employment Pre drug ad)uMiOBhinngpriorttie • RN Charge Nurse The successful candklate area. si Experience a must. tesitesting is required. We I For conaWtfalion, piMi QEMSTATE DRIVERS Days A Eves. must b* abi* lonork O ooffer ; . compeiltfve wag­ t100,00(VYEAR STAFFING SIOOO Sign On B onue Local Soft Driiik Whole- weekends, badspsndabie, or es, medical, dental • • TEAMS • • tOORNG 401K <01 end more. AppH- (t On/tfommnfl Outllty for th* following posi­ Ume-SS^iSSSrikills P' A rt you tired of sitting9 ai IDAHO'S QUAUTY • Rehab Aide caUons may be picked I Attn: Pmnw ttamlm i ‘ STAFRNG PROVIDER lions in oursal«sa and *n*oy woridng with' Shakes ^ & shingles. 2-3 yra a dock, or mrowing ' Every other weekend experience. Work is In up “P' at at the following I to i Pol0 lJf» Hoad sm freight? No m o rellT DMLYWORK warehouse depart­ youth. An outgoing Job Senrice locationa: 7 Twin Faa*, 1083301 a OMLYSPAYS •LPN ments: product mer* NOW HIRING: pareonaittyiseplus. ^Blatoe County araa. $12- i^ b 4 8 states, terminoi to Fun Timo $22rt>r. OOE. if interested Twin Jwli Palls and Buriey. ^ B o e / A M w n o f v ____ terminal operation, drop~ CLASS A CDL chandiaer, routs aale* . R N - "This entry level manage- ~ In Boise area applica- ^ HVAC MAINT. 4 d*llv*ry, truck m ent poeitton Indudes re- csll " 208-788-2542’ pE I CONSTRUCTMM & hook. Drivera a re W a o ffe r: Night Shift ; itons can bo plcm up Temporary conslructlorlio n , averaging 22K mllea a WAREHOUSING Iooding. sponsibilitles in managing SAiIALES oat t 11445 Commerce, *® HOUSEKEEPING ♦Paid Vocation M ost posilions aro full 6pm - 6am yyovih and aduft camera. Arsire you care*r-driven, Piei ■' workara needed. We havhave mo. Direct deposH. •Sick Holktay Pay Please mail applica- varloua Indoor ramodal>del- OTR, Obla, & Ha2 ' CLERICAL a tim*, wllh 5 day work saieis promotions, and g o a l-o rie n te d , lo o k in g tton: Ing projacta in proceas CONSTRUCTION •HealihAfislon/Dontal week, aome Includo for comp*titiv* com- HR, eaa. required, and Disability Insumnce BRIDGEVIEW j HR, P.O. Box 15619, You n—d your own tooliooia: 3080513* HEAVY EQUIPMENT Saiurday a Sunday, all tomer service, if you aro pansatlon p i a a graat BoisBolso,iO 83715-5619. •4 0 tk Interested, com e In a n d wi •«p- _ OPERATOR posilions require valid OFFERS: |[ work environmant? No phonei call please. PRODUCTION ♦Fun Employoo Idaho driver^ license fillout^snappitoatton. Then Th this opportunity is M ut Ta a p l u s . F o r m e n Program s Must bring a current BtTTtvckSchoot4 TEMP a PERMANENT or CDL Opportunity for ♦ Two Wcei< Pud The Tlmea-Newt f« copy of you Driving ^ HomeoftheCtasaACDL*!3L‘s PO Sm O N S advancemeht, vaca­ 8am-5pm. Call 260-1369' 874 E asttsnd Dr. Pension. 401k, medical,-. |ameegOmvtmo.com tween the houra of 8am Pl.n ■; Iraieea C onsultanl- ax or e-mali resum e. Fax Jp. BSffgRi — GENERAL Contact Person and 5pm, Monday- denUi, viston. Mon.-Frt. ^ " 08-344-4351 e-mali Dnig-»r*« wodiplac*. EOE* ♦ Health. Dental, and 40 4( hra $9.50410.50 DOE. uild a m aintain positive 2 0 8 -: Flatbed and reefer driverse ra Immadlata Opanlngal Melodle Jenson* Friday, o r mall resum e sustomer roiations a boiselpiseOthrtltynldteiads.com ,1 ^grouCTWN ------needed. 2 yrs. exp., d eS a Sn FuHtPartTnma Optical Insurance S end resum e to: PO Box 95349c/b The Times-News jrowth 0'*= within the rolall _ —V V , V ft tr V V a g e drtving record. l l w eeteme m * COI- Drivers. A a B P ^ i Cola Twin Fails ♦ College TulUon “ invironment, while «*• ei '! DOE. 2 ^ , minlmtfmum states. Call Oary Blleklek * General Labor I MEOICAL I P.O. Box 548 iL E S Human Reeourc** Assistance Twm i Falls, ID. 83303* ^ , expertance. Jeff 2800826*126* TfueUng 6 3 7 - 6 7 tr * Manufacturing Do you enioy w orking P.O. Box P t f cOP f ]tooklng for the besi — * Fortt Lift w tth p atlen ia w ho (Scholarship) ^ d S hv ------535 E asttand Orlv* S. lustomers in tho selec- art Time Job io make — iBCCXfiSH------^ * Machine Operatora ne ed y o u r expert!**? Experiencad milker andm d M aho 8tM e D epartm ent Twin Fails. 10 83301 TobMomeporto/our AS ^ NEEDED Financial |jo!Ion o l w ire le s s p h o n e 2®"“jliday spending money- . * Concrete Finishers Caaala Regtonal san/ices firm se e k s Indi- eiquipment, ai loaturos a **•,“S. Meet iho following I ' eutsldahalp. 934-5668S68 o f E d u e a tle n J o b ' * Conslniclion Medical C enter h a s an Iwm appIv In pmon et 300 _ OpenlrteNotloe E-mall resum es to: * vidual to cover office dur- senorvtoo plans, a account . jalincattons: immediate opening lor ompk>ymontOpopsitr.oom Ing stafl vacations and sue lie 10 wori( a variety of Th* Idaho State Depart-['!}■ * Fish Processora BrUgevtew Estates upport/malntenanco, a part-time RN. This sick days. Must en}oy cus- s;iay ia curroni know l- lifts available, — ment of Educatkm seek*L « * MechankiAVekler 1828 Bridgevtew Blvd a posltk>nisin our Home An em ptoyees a re sub­ tomer conlact and have edgdgeable on wireless ser- itstoe sales. __ applicants for GIFTED; P * HVAC Servtee Tech Hoallh Dept. Home I! % SU .P.op^a«,«« AND TALENTED STU- ject to pro-empioymoni Twin Fans. n> 83301 excellent ox communicaltons viceIce, coverage maps, rate ’ " pork rK wlih iho public at Health covera home a random dug screen- ior can 208-736-3933 sk »< ills, id e a l c a n d id a te piarians. products & soiling J* *Ira '* and store frohtd. ■3- DENT SPECIALIST. Lo- PERSONNEL caro, hosplco and IV eated in Bolae, Idaho. Ing, DMV records mmi ust b e available to re- skillkills. Perform adm inis- ive ® 0 super personality .' llnouat. Rasum* to Box Must have * Master's de- PLUS thoropy. Inlerastod can­ check, and background Tom Sbenaao, p Pc o rt to w o rk o n a h o r t tratl■ative tasks a molntain id get atong with othera ^ No applicant faa. didates ora encouraged • 669, Ooodlng,ID 83330* greeineducatkxiorglfied check* Teresa McMaboo nolle*. " | Please contact accccuralo records as mt to m ake MONEY. wmKperMNVMMnc.com to apply online ot 324-0174. EOE* *reqiiqulred. 1-2 yoara cus- ’ou're Just tho person • DAWV . talented education trom www.lhc.com. CRMC r' an aocredited col- 111 f^rA vo.733-7300 tomixnerservica/satosoxpo- wo're tooklng lor. otiora benefits to , “ Sieooftnonth.734-2446*y (eo*/unlversity. Consider- Pick>ick u p your phone — ation win b e given lor ad-Kl- JA N IT O R IA L S T A F F S T . , . vanced degreea. Mual BINIDI parlor Interpersonal 'r t^ t a w a y . ^1 MEMBCRSNCEOeD emptoyer* Fam ily M edical SandrFaiconbura. hav* 3 yeara experienc*» KeOenneyerBuiWing S*^fer ommunicatlon skills, 709 Nonh Uncoln Avenue • Jeronerome. Idiho 83338 com !08-736-3273orwalk ^ m gifted talented^uca-•- Servics,UC )mputeraptltude. adapt- » . tion a a a teacher o r tacUl- MEDICAL (208)324-4301 • F u (208):08)324.3878 aWljljillty, and a consisiently Ight in to T he Tim** r K hipellluT'piytnS Partce View Care and l*ws A nnex B uilding talor, experience wilh Is a**kJng frtendly, reliable, Millve attitude required. J '* * * program evakiation. bud- Rehab, h as an opening Sl. a' missioision-driven health can organijanization providing K'0 e offor i tong-term Incon- 311 Main Av*. W ast « 796-7291 foran appt* o* a*ff motivated people for _ gating and lechnlcal forafull-Hme night-shin palienl-Jbcused care. Vie' arean looking for caring professicssionals who want lo Hvo10 opportunities, com- ^ Twin Faila. 10.* * Mrt-llme poaltkins at »«««««« .SSVCT------asslatance. Additional•* Twin Falls araa retail charge nurse. mrk for a top auality keall.vlth care provider. mlsiIssion potential, com- » » * prah • osonanaportat/on conaldarailon given lor iocalions. Apptyin person B R N ( F r & m ohenshra hoolth cover- n u cICK iT WASHER ::Sanieaai Ooodbw, Idaho.». axperienc*aasupetviaor. ^at^C^PajkoAw.^^ ie.a401(k)pian.Plea8e part«^ If; P o rter* - averilng houra. , Immediate openings. Seeli Itlme, w eekends, eves. : • FulJ a n d part-tim e workirk admlniatrator or director FIoorTechnldwisa d eeking RN's with experience; tin a O R ,E R aibmlt resum e a loner ol " W « ogos DOE. • OKt*d taient*d progra- lent to Jota Oepei^rel- I >«vallabralorCDL/AtA *• CrewM om bera- n and/or OB. All shifts avaivailable. Coll 208-324-7600’ M ma.SubmiliMt*rol^“• moming houra. LPN* , a RNa Fun Time OSS I2 h r. shift. Behavtorai (54i; 0 callon, r*aume and the'• * Competitive W a g e s* ■ Radiology Manager (FI)T) 41)312-5869. An equal WELDEIJIER'S ' :■ .3Mnted«pendb>gon1 namee and contact infor­ experience prelerred. )perfun//y employer. HelperaMrondiaborera. . *Benafit Discount Working manager wiU directdir and coordinate radiology3gy operadons ldg< experlenco. Com e by mation of three profes­•' Program * Contact Stacey at fg« W ireless, LLC en- FTposHi>osilton apply In person : 1735 S. Main Sl. sional relerences to: * O reat Opponunitios * Snak* Rivor Rehab assuring qualily patientt care.ca ARRT licensed, CT experiperience required, c o> u u r a g e a a d i v e r s e Magiclagic Valley Hell-Arc. Oooding ID. Rachel Rychener in Buhl 543-6401* Working knowledge of ull iritforce.* l9e 8 Frelghtwoy F r Si. TF* J- Idaho Dept of Educatkm ultrasound & mammographyjy preferred.p : o r call 934-4451 ext. 422* I l-«i«^fe'6‘ejS"#44 f- Supervisory exp. helpful. — Bureau of S p e ^ Educalion” a n d leave a voice mall ll. ^DRIVBR PO Box 83720 Your I -Long haul, more mllea. ■ Chief Finandal Officer■(FT) (F Boise. ID 63720ca(ed in Twin Falls. ^ * Muat have Clasa A ed negotiation of potato prtcea undar guidellnea, Salary based on exporte- ■ I Apply in person to Rexex or Tony from tho company andI nco. Application process ■ ^ re h w s the potatoes. includes full background ■ HmDLEKAUFrFORD ; «MeetOOTquailflcatk)ns chock. Pickup appiicatk>n ■ C urv ♦ H ave a Oean at 2026 Elizabelh Blvd. 1 Driving Racoid spect crops, and assist wfth pick up and deUvery (208)734-7421. Equal _ . ♦ Muet b e 21 y e a n or Op|»rtunlty Empkiyer - i s R i g b4 i B m r e ” oWsr ot produce to ihe plant. Musi hav* strong axperi- i ; ♦Must meet appearance uSShmSc------SStaffed... I ■ - guldeNAea. ence in ihe agrlcutiure Job opening available at andspecMcalty2 yearaof ConA gra Beet in Matta. Positions A vailabible For... 1 You muat obtain* copy experience as a potato Fun benefits. 401KplBn, f ■ l I N k -AU Oepartmeno-ts - AJI ShifB - All Hours. Ask us ai b o u t o u r ' " < or your Motor V e K fisid Rtan or buyer. This ts Insurance. Please call 15% bonus programam. an excellent position for , Reoord. 206445-2221. Con Agra ■X-KAVTVCH-F ujliIit Time Nights 7 o rv 7 off. ARRTRT 'M male or female and ev Beef ie an Afflrmailve regljtered o r eligible. aryone is encouraged to >le. S5.000 sign o n b onus avaiiaaiiabie. V I P UNLOOCK i| Adlon Emptoyer. A drug •ppiy. •crean is requrred prior to - RBSPIRATOinr THm i l M F I S T - Fuii Time•evenlrtgs/, evi I nightj. Rm" regiiterec 2 by October 30,2002 •mployment^ te d o r eligible. Send application or re- s; • M ID TICH I -FunTIII Time. A K P required. ^ BCJQX! I to Potato FieUiitan , : UPtleanEaiMl Poaltlon. Personnel, 40 ' ■ n tA J U M A C I S T - PanPart Time, requires current Ucensisruure in Idaho. « • earMr tkaf Must have own tools. S benefit avaUable. : L ^ s a ? g & N. 4 0 0 W . B lackfoot ID Shopping... yeaM ill dM ^ O m M n t M 83221 or tha Biackfool W age DOE ■ TBMF COMSTKIfC Pleasa can 324-7600* icnoN womcBKs -fbrir>door-tt 'yM on «w InM . looUmU n s e a t . ‘ Job Servic* Offlc*. ^ «modeilr>g. r>eed ownom tools, convnefcial experienlenceapius , ■BngSToTaBTpaswJSo — No^hone calla please. We Ofifier Competitiveve Salaiiies & an RxcelleiDent Benefits • En Package for anyly Position 20+ H ours/^ * l r a 30 do^ Bilingual Candidild ata Encouraged toA f 9 . ''- h n n q d m v i m : ■oldtroWno ' • g f tC M W R OMRATDRS Mogk VaUey to glonel M edkd C e ^ Human I ko/i«i5o9,i O p e n in gI S o o n ll i Boir*^ in w r t o W t J s <201) 737:2170/73737'20M .or W C (200)73 O m m w S m k B H n 737-1741 A iftbblamd ClCdvered... ■n»U M tP00)7^-a7t«:. I tp tycr a tt tai^gy farm , M&IU r . . . .Otloycahoijitg^ ■■ ' ^..C W S f . . P i Wednesday, Octobermr 30,2002, TImes-Newa. TWIirwin Falls, idartoEr

S H O S H O N E L o v e ly 3 I WENDELL W TWIN TW f a lls 6 acres BUIUHL 2 bdnii., 2 » m iles JEROM)0M E 1125, $850 mo, bdrm. comer, B beeutlful Motivated SoDed zonedk M-2 heavy industr- Best e e ol Butli. Like new . 3 bdrm, bdm 2 bath, oppia, 2 landscaped tots. A m u at Oi One of a kind Propartyi lal. la AN city servica*. Ex- ::aUS43-47B2' Ca c arir oag arage, 2 a cres with ir'FAx r ea*.m,600ea6-945r 3.933 2 sq ft. on main ftoor, c< cellent location lor tnjck- gTJiUHL NICE nousa,4 horael■rsebam. TWiNFAixS New custom A* n e w l y c o n v e r t e d ing, In m anufacturing, con- >drm.2bem,ippls.3csr hrt, ELWC.WOOD & EVANS bum 1396 NorthpoInt Dr. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, tractora. tn ect. Land lease jaraoe, ^ pailure. Short OR - Includes a 57 seat o or r buikl to su it 731*4700* {j/f, 734-1401. 3bdrm.2bath, ' ' gymnasium, 1 Ihester & ^ erm foase OK. $950 mo ',- n n i wmThe!I Times-News 1385 sq ft, 2 e sr garage. 6 >lus deposit. ROME 2 bdrm. new largecomerlSt. must »] soe novrergatdenl ^ int & carpot. lencod yrd. EMAIL Price reduced. $110,000 Call ' Anthony for details ^ JK6 0 * $ 4 6 0 . 324-4046.* ^ Circululation Dept. 308-3090 or 733-0553* 73f-9800 ■ Y our Ad To Trtpl*7Realty =js; JHL SmaliatxJfm. 1009 IOME426W.2ndAva. KIMBERLY -85 Fleetwood J BroadwayS400fdop, 3drm. ^ 1 balh. garago iJi'' ^8 accepiepting applicalions for d fencod yard. $550 * $1SO,»00- Riveraldede- f 14x66ft.14 2 bdrm. Gss. 73:•33-96S6 or 731-2345.* Walkinglg Routes in Twin Falls THEHUESNEWS ‘ lighti Neaity 2000* of ere- M Furnishings. Assumable sn s p. No smoking or pots, attve log Itving on 5 a cres H j$13.S00/orfer. ; 2 6»3e3e.* JRLEY 3 bOrm. 2 both CallII 324.3427*______32 and Burley. CLASSIFIED p a c io u s home o n i .3 calls you lo relax. Enjoy — lOME Country Homo the views from the porch OOODINO 0( 5 or So .era cros, 5 mllai south ol ''f P® ? DEPARTMENT (1.792 sq.ft,* sun room) Burkjriey. No smoking, ani- ^ drm . t baih. lull pariial- ^ These positisitions are 7-day, eariy- 01 this kjvely 3 bedrooms, Ranch R noartown. 2 Largo },j rooms, handi- mal linishod bosomont. homes. Lease/rent call » ials negoiisbts. Avail. '/ 2 bath home with shops, h capped accessible ramps. Not imalok. $850*$500 moming deliverydc positions and Twin Falls Call KathI Schrader to se o 208-623-2854 2' evos. To ? tov. 1st, 208 312-1242 " [ ’'"1“ w large lot. Call Dan at or7r720-74l3lormorelnto, }. Marva 539-5441* ! a source of additional 731-9619. MLStt04504. buy bi call 206-731-0800* 731-2121 ^ o r 734-2121* 208-734-5538 iSTLEFORD-countr^ JEROMEOME Ouiot 2 bdrm. 2 “'Comome. Get paid for your twfcwdOmegkvsaey.com QOODING Beautifull rw Twi iN FALLS *70 Skylirie'; Nlccice lg. 3 bdrm,. 2 b a lh Ih. ‘appls inet. now moming walk. Burley view l 21 a c re s ol Irri- 2 2 bdrm..14x60‘. t remod- mot rpot point & vinyl. ; gated pasture (groat lor eted. olo groot valuo.420-1188* gen rago.no emoklng. 208-677-4543 GEM li STATE REALTY, INC. horsos)[ with 3000 sq. rwiN F A U S NICO 2 b d m , Tak >0*400 dop. 539-1940 op by The Times-News 734-0400 ft. I brick & stucco homo. 1 i balh.ofliceh & tipout. gas w ei f eir 5 pm. or weekends* 3 bdrm+olflce/don. 3 hoi JTWINFAUS------t hoat. shod. In parii. n TLER I 1 bdrm. houso **pOMEOME Ront or sale. 3 at 132 3rd St. West in bsths, 2-car (finished) $9000/olfer. «9C 733-5616* $»' m.. 2 bath, garage. 1 $350,000 Oovolopmont garago,e Ig. dock, -— J95, $300 d«ixaits. Call - ; , TWin Falls or call property located on Wost t 56-7974o r590^1560* * c r-0 o . . HI o rs o s O K . No • underground sprinklora >king. $800.734-4317* 73343931, ext 302. Addison. Approx. 15 &t white vinyl fencing, •ODINQ 3 t«m, I b a th , , acres, could bo salvage 4 4 additional building a r a g e , $ 5 5 0 * $ 3 0 0 KIMBERIlERLY Smalt 2 bdrni. yard, would mako excel- eites a on proporty. ip o slt. Lg, baek yo rd . trailor.lor. gas heat, clean. lent site lor storage units $375,000 s poasible SUNiuNSET 1 plot With vault Nop3 pots, Csti 034-4350.* $300*d(0*dop, Call 734-9450* In Burley, go to cor whaievor. Lots ol fpo- 0 in Rivervtow.f $700 ODINQ 2 bdmi. $450* RUPERTERT 3 bdrm,. 2 bath RLER 3 bdrm. 1 bath. 'lential hero. Call Lynn of = Call 423-6714* yard/carport, $495 le Hmes-News office at The Rasm ussen Toam O JMBERLY = = l50dop.1pololi.Smok- Ig. yart Large fenced yard with 1 3/dnig froe. emo. le a se 672-162•1627 or 436-9429* 1263 Overland, mature trees. G reat to- ’737*3900 o r 737-3925. (381,000. *3® Approx. 124 k catkm. close to schools. *MLSI103048. ocres oc of lami ground w/1 ^ S ; q, CsTt^-4340’ SHOSHOSHONE 3 bedroom or call 677-4042. Priced lo eell at TFCC vraler per acre. Lo- S o o i Ith house, $5lO/mo, * $61,900 e ate d North of Kimberiy. S S ird. 301 ettiAva W. dep.No, No pots. 735-9462.* For more detolls visit °UHlUHL Fleetwood home. Drtvo by 632 W. 6th St. 50*dop.Cal7360322. TWIN^ FALLSFi 2 bdrm, TheHessTeom.com or dbi wide, 1981. 3 bdm) 2 L_Call 326-8662 tor a p p t | GEM Btffh. m ust bo moved, LUSTER $340*di0*dsp. water ft gar- STATE REALTY. INC. can Waft Hess 737-3939 Sf < $26,000 call 543-5011* Veiy Clean 3 bdtm, bagei pd,pd, Mike 420-2468* HOME INSPECTIONS ‘ 734-0400 21or Taml QoodIng 737. ^6 X* 3940, MLSSI0I346, bath home enlarge TWINFAtFALLS 2000 + since 1093. s s ^ncedtotwOh-oraM/ ^ e t h ^ ; ■ lOOWortorafMwtod. AAA Bill Baker. 326-5115.* f n th Ave. East. 3 bdnn. MS. Storage ilwd a n d t H tbath, a m $600 * dep. > .''A aaom bl* crafts, wood Established Coka/Pepsi/ JEROMEj i 3 bedroom------\ g % 'Item s. Materialsprovldad. Poland Water/Frito Lay , * ^ $480 * week. Free CURRENT route - $4995 1 bath. Newly remodeled. II gas heat. Lovoly fenced | l GEM i:ROME Nice 2 bedroom ■SgjSfSi. ^ BR/RAWLEY »4 WALKINQ ROUTES K l J N. • Information package. 24 888-922-2822 (24 h n .) Z STATE REALTY. INC. mob yard. Seller MoUvatedll | 1 nobile in countiy $465 + Cell ■ hours 1-801-428-4715*;• AVAtLABLE TWIN FALLS 1995. 3 | 734-0400______flop. 7 » r BUSINESSES AVAILABLE ♦ $69,900 ♦ Ibdrm.. balh. 2500<»| = = lop. Call 324-2647* or : TOVERNMENTJOBS Cooper Norman Business 636-1600t or 731-0264* | \ WIN FALLS Totoliy fur- JEROI FALLS AlmoauS^ ~ TWIN FALLS sq. ft., ranch style hom el a nice. 3 bdrm.. 2 Goverrunont now hiring for RT. 701 Broker* A Advisors JE ' on 1 acre. Shod, dogl ^ 6 lished. ail ulils, included. 1 car www.cnbba.'com JEROME „ 5 bdmt, 3b baih I < duplex in new eubdi- ; wHdltfWtxwtalpotWons.IS. 600-1100 Cypress ranch homo on 5 acros , I konnei. *' foncod yard,| 2 & 3 bedroom s. 324.3 ■ For Information packago. Keys to Success. ^ Slsriing at 599S. .-p A ; m on 5 1 9 R oe* St. >■ 2450-2600 Oth Ave. E. additkinal 25 a cres avail. | greati nelghborhood.l 5 m E (O il ofO fFFiler) In Parrlna : Cau Mon.-Fri. eam-Spm.r RT.702 208-733-658r „ 3615 Ml. Olympus W ayl FILEILER Lots. Seller financ- Kent Ka colons 733-5336* w/water. 42‘)(60' Indoor | < Irm . 1 batt) w /la rg a Dist. AC.appUancaa.OM.AC. ^ 1-600-214-2505«xL538.*>.* leoo-2100 Candleridge arena. RV pad. boaulllul | $174,900. ^ 733-0507. | ‘nO. la u n pospoMible trades 737-?l69* L ^ indry room. Wood garagege w/opaner.w aprin- ' ' . PUBUC SERVICE — 2050-2200 Candlewood 72 S MaWng° nltt landscaping, vory nice = ,Q (a^lU jllli^nilin atoveve. large fenced yard k l e ry*tem s ^ e . $79 0 /month, RT.721 Only $9630.20% downOAC area ai just off Hwy 93. Only TWTMN FALLS 276 C edar- HAS MESSAGE k ^ j U n i w mnature . tree*. Outdoor 1 yr. leaaia aa a req. 739-6373.* nf ederal employment 1900-2150 Maple 800-253.8922* _$255.000.380-0576.* » p* Cir. (off Filor E and 10) acres* ac Country Living. sw/approvtltnd extra , 900-1100 Sunrise Whispering Pine). Approx. 825-5617 82£ or 410-0438* BUHLIHL 3 brdm. 1 H bath, depo>osll.$490moplua 21”p ? i^ u l s ------c onform ation Is free.? • R T .749, KIMBERLY ^ tnd roomy 1,742 aq. ' -.^Remember, no one can $381,000- Approx. 124 1600 „ sq.ft. 3 bdm., 2 bath, rjE=j erage, metal siding. $600JO dep. Reduced to «?o5S *" 100-650 Ash I VBCAMPCD.caiil split floor plan, gas heat & EYBURN ,V - Foxboro lots. ||I5 IS7 manulaelured promise you a lederal Job. acres of farm ground v/ith ^ 625,can324-33ir $475’5w/fyearlMie.Call < J- 400-750 Blue U k ee flraplaoe, plant shelf celi- Mi e luiiiitles. Riverside laltllraonHaeraie- .For free ^formatk>nat»ut 1 Mtrgsrt»AequiiiUoas I i1 TFCC water per acre. }!!] Electric. Price reduced. ------2 0 88-8^3.6722 or RT. 743 ings, wttik-in pantry. 2 car 5'*' ------208-411-485-6899,• I at aSs Bonny Dr., . federal iobs, catl Caroor Located nonh ol Kimberiy, ^ sxcelloni iocalion. Pai*.3bdim,Sbatfi,> • America Connection. 1700-1600 Maplewood For more details visit Tho K 450-500 Sophomore s r t t r A ’K >leaae call 679-0637 • R lE M E M B E R ^ 5ME3bdmi.^bam f room w /nreplaee. ., i 47e-y57-3000* _ R T.765 Hess Team.com or Cali $125,000. ^ Calt 423-9888.* KIMB I. vride mobile homa b a c k da i Wait Hess 737-3939 or J ” MBERLY shon 5 acres. That.lumxivuyoockod tii : daek. $7rt/m o. • 1900-2100 U u ra Circle 736 .8 4 4 8 w deal bidg silo. Great for . No pets. USO AvailableIble ll-01*02j^ . aB 9 . 6 4 4 J 2 l 9 Taml Tl Gooding 737-3940. TWWin fa lls 3 bdrm., 2 1?“” TwBmesgolnTheTlrrM*- Long Lc term Itue, 735-1382 1900-2100 Sherry boih, 1930 Bitterroot. lorees. Call 423-4343.* R T .775 Atl calls confldsntiall Mt.S»101346.** be ws? Now It the time to 324- I $105,000,734-9559* ROCI7CKCREEK area, (2) 39 oomenepkA c 19 your pictures. XTTST fSuT>T*p3®3ToHT modeled, 500-900 Buckingham fWiN FALLS 4 bdrm, IK 8Cr

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Wednesnesday. O c t 30.2002 • I CATTLE purebred Red an-tn- HAV 3rd crop, 18 tons, W INDOW S (8) 6'6*x 3'8* FIREPLACE Fll ConaoUda^ed Dally and weekly ralee gue buile. long yesrilngsgs $78perloaNoraln. dbl. 1 ln.rlm .W a*a DutehWt aat.IBQO. 2182 Kimberiy Rd. Ill P laasa call 734^170.* r0 »»enbt» 'otf0r. C all f 733-8620 Pleaae can 731-6800^; _ fiX 79dM T bales, 2nd cut- 733-0141 or 420^)682* W6 6 b S T 6 V f t f l g u r S r HE ACES ONV BRIDGE* IBobby W olff “TW IHpyLLSilflTgLi id ting, no rain, t ^ quality. 1 Good oondtion. $600 r ™ Under naw managemenlIt '^nlal'uTe! wVwlirpuMJii leal avail. $88 per lon. Can734M)8t6*- . Nlee c lee n room e your cart, pack your stuff,Iff, 834-5443 or 358-0272* Cable TV w/HBO guard your herd and ba W 666sT6V^-rtfeii*f56. »• HAy al^alfa/graas let cut, ! “The racerat is to the swift; NOOTH"'H I030A M yourfitend. 643-611$.* EUNQ Aspen wood burn­ _ sm. bales,Approx. 22 ‘J A 6 k ^ T Sliver Fox Fur ing h stove, grelahaal ThebattKittle to the strong." * 8 7 44 P H U H i ftooetare!^M tons, $78Aon. N. Rk:hfie- New never worn,retalls aource. s $300. Catl 733- —John DavidsoIson V Kfl1 ■ new homes. Please call»I1 Id. Ptease call 487-2960* $1800 sate $750, Mens 2302 2 after 4 pm.* * K 7 33 ■ 734-g7S4 or 280-1238* Tony Lama Bools, 11.8, W nr o 6 d st6Vft Prankltp * A S S5 4^ 3 ■ HORSe year old black Women's Sorretl Boots. w/haaith and wall prooK- l V 2ndT ft^ . ' ^ 2 sWng sl2s 7^ew .Pendelton suit T ? QH mare, well broke, balss, some grass hey, lor.f$400.Can733.83!09.* Youu (Soutb)( and your partnetner WEST EEAST tn usad on cattle and mtn. S lie 10 new. 734-5788* ^ ' have conductedcor a stralghtiorwar ^mfg\i«T*,^£r2a)dep! will ssll sm sira m o u n ts. , 'ard * 10 5 2 44t A J 9 6 324-5082 or 420-0871* | auctionon to the normal contraciact, V QlO 7 2 ^ 2 bdrm.llr, S2604$200fo V J964 dep. no pets, 843-4744* 3 FfSYTARPS 14X48------I but onr> a heart lead, you will havlave ♦ 985 2 ♦ 6 4 ~ 1/2 TB, 1/2 ParcheronI'l Heavy duty. $90. I to workrk tot make nine tricks. AKIO «* Q97 ^ gelding. Exp. rider. Ask-J; 366-7406 or S89-3t31* W de% '436 + $*300|0 lng $3000 Can 438-8867* A supt:uperl}cial look suggests tha dep. No pets. 824-8616.* - STRAW wfwal, 3x4' Free- CHECK THE I CHECK CH OUT TNE MAQIC SOUTH» the clubub suit Is your best chanc 4 H b R s e 6 yr. old. 17 hand.3- men big beles.North east VALLEY SECTION IN * T h o ro u g h b re d m a re In SERVICE T ) of develi ?m ♦ K Q!3 3 bath, water, sewer, n Oregon area. Conlaci 7NE774IES-MCWSFOR /eloping extra tricks. Sup li foal to Pereheron. Asking DIRECTORY ^ A U CnONAOS ^A533 garbsgo. ft atoraoe ahed g Chris at North Skipe Kay pose youi^ou duck the first heart, w f $2000 Can 438-8967* ANOTHEAUCnON ^ ♦ a q jJ 10 Incl. $ 5 w mo. 467-3606* Co. 541-786-2257 or DAILY. th e secoecond, and lead a club to:to ♦ J 6 2 '■S Hil^RSE Big, well broke.r 541-698-2507.*______and find those who can ' CALENDAR ON w ard yyoi o u r jack. A d efender wllivlll ‘ black m are, good In the help you with Itiose SUNDAYS. S MONDAYS. baih. no pets. R*en*> moutalns ft pleasure duties you aro to busy WEDNESDAYS nd play another heart. Thi $47frf$475 dep. V^ll sell a ^'^^ilConatw^oiM to dojjoursetf. FRIDAYS. R ALSO. INTHE problem;m is that when you ducku i . Vulnerable: North-Soul•outh home ft lol $38,000." riding. $12l)0/oller. call 639-7043.* AQ-WEEKLY ON secondd club,c even If clubs a re 3-:3.2 D ealen South P iea se call 73»0039* Advertise In SATURDAYS. a s youa hope. h East-West will b( n fidRSE Qreenbroke 4 yr. For auctkMi advartlaing The bidding: V oW 1/2 TB. 1/2 Percheron the Service able to0 mn ake two clubs and twc location. 2 bdrm ., W/D.'■ mare. 16+ hands, flashy plaaaa contactft gas heat, $385 mo. + Directory JIII Hollon at h e a rtss t to go with the ace of o: Soulh West Norttirth E ast utile. Call 733-7885 or* 9^gA^I‘lng$20000 ]B E b l ^ BAf^ 8 row. 90 . s p a d e s .' . degree fold. Markers, 208-735-3222 s. That makes five tricksks. INT Paas 3 NTIT All p a n 280-0382 for eppllcatk>n* 733-0931 ext. 2* JhoamOmagic^ R esult;t; misery, n a s Mr. MicawbeiIjer nciH SE Nice 3 yr. old mry. gauge wheels, guide t O p e n in g lead* H e a rt tw o 1/2 TB. 1/2 Percheron. coulters. JD true depth r would sajsay. w o Reody ft eager to start. Shanks. Calt 436-0356* | Often,*n, playing in no-trump Iss ae I CAR/EQUtPMENT trailer. I race bet\setween declarer and the de*de- B ID W rrH T HEACES E / decked, tandem axles. — AMO 1.1 Qhz. DDR 256 fenders.s. HI ere you have let the de- tU-W'U s h o p p ISq m S tter 1 elec. brakes, remps, A fenders•s winv unnecessarily. Yout)ur Office ft Retail H bnSd Sweet 2 yr. old $600.543-2566.* MB, ■ 40G B HD. CD-RW. RlNoSoinalrsPnncesaiout 32MBvldeocard,56K (1.02 (’•' karata) w/baguatle other ch£chance for two extra tricks:k5 South holds: »^m aek Management OH-Percheron gelding.I DJSC, Plow, ft cultivator ] wrap. $ 3 0 0 0 .73>-890e* 734-4339 or 342-7368 Ready lo start. Asking ; modem. $430. Oueen "5 Is to findnd theI spade ace with East, thsl fits sm . s u e Kabota meltraea, $30.423-8241* ^ ist. A A J 9} 6 $2000 c:an 438-8967* * trader. $200. S43-2279* J Is that to(too much to ask? Duck thehe ¥ J 9 814 4 TWIM |!ALLi bo«mown ^ Main St. retail properly.; HORSE Sw eet yearting tu- S rain bins 2 large bins. COMPUT6RS(1)9S's ^ 6 openingg leadli (a m atter of general Packard Bell and Com- ^c a i i rai ♦ 6 4 Good kxatlon. 733-3^* [y. 1/2 TB, 1/2 Percheron. 7 25,000 bushels each, | good teechnique), d win the heartirt ♦ Q 9 7r RIde-drlve-do anything. pac with all accessories. YWlM PALLS------, $150. Call 733-0355.* OIRlDIRT 78% porid dirt 2»% contlnuAtijation In dummy, and play^y K bnbafiy Rd O ffices • > Asking $1750438-8967* offer. Call 602-622-2278* J compost mixed. $10 a a sp ad e to t your king. If it holds. From 3 0 0 - ^ sq.ft. yard. hauHng avail. South West Northrth E ast JOHN DEERE 643 Com- k cross bac)ack to dummy’s diamond Blue L akee Offiee lng1/2TB, llsPor^eron, jhaad.6 row.$3500 ■ 423-5321* I ♦ I NT Pasa Approx. 190-600sq.fi. Eventing prospect. Ask­ . 543-6651 or 731-8651* ■ king andid plw a second spade to ? Addlaon Ave. Loeatlon i ing $1750 Call 438-6067* FALL BULBS y o u rq uleen. ee ^ s u l t: happiness, te p ro x . 600 sq.ft. MOHRLANQ.-OS CHD20 ct 310 SELECTION 20% OFF hbRSES Reg. all black COAL Stoker ft Lump 6U I S tev e for m ore Info. zmanure bod. Exc. cond. 1 ^^orthwe8t Feed 733-1373. To briibring In nine tricks, all you horae colt straight Oetiverod or You-Hsul I!®!!! ““ ANSWER: Bid two clubs.cll Stay- o n U>eae a n d oth e rs. Vory $17,000rtimi. Ploase call Moore's 1 Inc. 423-5533 £ need to3 dod< Is find the spade ace ft correct, stunning blaze man. It makes sense ti HellowsProg^Mgml 537-6787 or 731-3740* = onside. Y«Yes. that is only a SO per* :e to play ex- face, vory showy. Also RREWOOD Cut. split ^ 8 r** actly the same methothods over a RIPPER 7 Shank Deep anddottverod: cent chamance, but at least it is a le- AQHA registered mere In - oae-no-trump overcaUaU a s over a VwiN fiALLS bn ic o suite foal to reg. flashy palomi- "soli, ripper, $750 call 324-82843 or 731-4650 ^ tim a tee one.o Ifyou play on clubs, 1,000 sq. ft. 7S conts per no paint atalllon. Mare la 829-5067 | or 731.5134* ? 7 )OWFLEX Extra rods. . one-no-trump openingl g bid.I Here. FIREWOOD Cul Split Lap L barft leg prea's. you reallyIly have no chance at all ft.. 3 mo. Iree wllh 1 year color producer, price t _j r a c t o r IH1B6C Hydro lirowood. fii $90 a pick-up «in you want to find a 4-4•4 majorn fit if loaae. Call 538-4907.* negotiable to good home Tl2 WD,cab,AC, ioo” p. 0 $ t000/oller. prease'call load. $120 a cord. You lia543-2423* -..J; you have one, and if theih ere Is nooe. will sell a s padcago deal 2S7500 call 733-3634* pick ol up. $l40/per cord — — to invite in no-trump. or separate. 308-2969* WANTED ! Older gravel delleverd. §. Call324-7897.* NORIlORDIC TRACK Pro, ext. HORSES Tati black Thor- Wdump truck beds lor IT p i condition, $300. Call 1 >ELLET STOVE g b S d ^ SJC733-9308.* oughbred mare, great dis- or c 2 T tnjcks w/dd trucks ditlon. di w/15-20 bags ol OK. Older elngle axle „ Ifyou «mld utl lo cootMM tkUv W6ncod .O FR C E - WAREHOUSE. < :ELWOODAEVANSNS Ilona for 2 bdrm. apart­■n- Now leasing dean . yard, no smoklng/pets. reol gentle. $1600. Syr. W ■ a n t e d to rent eorralt = inoiorlzod Cardiowalk, ( 734-1401. ment coming open ihe (2). 20.000 sq.ft. Iold mule real gentle $800. Wiw ith w ater, lor 15 head of BUi Lipper body end tower. Ihe sHordable housing units 1st. last+dep. S7S0/mo. ,Cell S tev e for m ore (nfo. g] table w/6^^h^eirs'$25o! m flrst of Nov. All eppts. Incf.Kl. w/many amenities. 735-6686 after 6 p.m.* both lor $2000.637-6348* cattle. w In Tvrin Falls aroa. *• X)dy motkm. Exc. condi- ' TWIN PA U .8 1 bdrm. 380 on th e e e a n d oth e rs. e Pieaso coll 733-3074* non ^ plus centra) AC. w b hook^ Calltoday736.7105.340 ' 3580186or736i|i(««Zbcatk».NoI duplex, appls, Ind., W/0 • Beautiful. $ 800. P le a se call»li 420-1890’ Thon'hemas Kincaid at $28 I. {784-7306 Of 731-298^*^ ♦ Or can be converted to w calt 324-3850’ ach. Call 7334227* _ amoMng. $298.734-8483 1 0 4 .8 0 0 Sq. Ft. w WTRESS Q ucn pl.o» 'TWIN PALLddbdrm. lg. work. w eM mowing, any- R caa MILTON mfg. (24) lopop sot, $200. Full size CARP^RPET Stainmasier, ; rtmodalad. S57S/S590. Next lo the Twin Falls where In the MV. 3264631 ^ I r v m FALLS I T Munldpal Qolf Course, k drawer type-set cabinet, man a llre ss s o t, SIOO. 8lt. 23xi:3x13f1.favirn color. Sofa Of 733-3181.*¥ ri •••••••••••••• TWIN PALLS buplex & L_ No pala.Call Kethy al bdrm. 2 bath, water, sew- 733-7178 for m o re Info. A Soildwood.SlOOO. SoiSofa, $100. Twin bod-. ftI chair,chi excellent cond. SPARKUW3 CLEAN ar, irsah pd., gas hast, After 6pm 734-8981.* ■ Please call 733-8570* mnattross, a box, frame crearoom background — Studio ft 1 bedroom fenced yd. No peta/smok- r i125. Call 280-1714.* mauvilauve, blue greon irisTlo- hLERtieanandqmel21 $388 and up STTnESS S.I. q.,<,.n ”J'*il. $650, King slzo moi- ~ ' bdrm. 1 bath ln'4-plex« Laundry ft S to n g e o a t e o f i p e 8* a 10*. C ' ass/springs exc. cond, ?rwnrRTOTB*3?oom:S!'- w /caiport. $378/m o. No p' - ; 2balh,appUancat.S7S04- IP N ear downtown I Alum. 2 6 0 0 11. 6 f t 10 *. ^ € 250. S43.6202* g j peta. f i i . req. 326-88a7*^ 633 Shoshone N. . S15 TWIN PALLS Large i 15 BARREU Misc ▼ T T T T T T T FILER extra nice qulelf i 736-247$ • T RUPEH^""^^^ IRf sc mopio hvin beds vrith ▼ ▼ ^ clean 1 bdrm. $335/mo. iBurnbarroll.SlO . alii M iJw S 5 S £ £ £ £ 2 £ £ t £ S j STORAOE SPACE Hn II linens. $350. Maple iTW W F A L U Iib d rm .a c a r OMI ^ ^ 5 1 212-3099* IBriQATION pipes, hand B324-5268.* u ______|oweseal „ $200. Matched I Qvaof.Watar, lawnA AVAILABLE during lines, or main lines and oth- 32 ^ pets, refs., 326-5887.* ^ TWIN FALLS *147 $878/- T 3g Washer ft dryer, ch,hair, $45. Ward- CC IS lassifieds _ m o New 2 bdtm . R ange, n thoeecoks w in te r Ci NEW&SPACIOUS3 nwnthall Call^ua a ( o x $150 robl)be/cleset $80. Maple M* QOODINO Low Incomele refrig. microwave, dish- bdrm, | 2 bath units with Catl 300-0763* call 733-4094* collollee table. $75. Beige .. r r subeldixed. 1 bdrm. apts. (208)436-3126or , n) dlb car garage. $828 TANQE/oven 30* w/hood 3fa $200. 735-0623* "It paysP* to read the L | al Wast Side Court. For*■ ' 300-0763f0r datails.(mt a ; bdim, 1 batli, »378.*Call u st cany own ^ $75.18cu.ft.relrig1reezor MOVi>VED<;aNT USEI fine print. i 4io-mofh6-2oeo.‘. senior &/ordiaabled.I! paid. Near school ft park, j Clean ntee nelghbortiood. $50. GE mlcrowavo-built Mai^aple lo v e se a t wrouohl C o u n try d j. ELWOOD ft EVANS /r»$50. Call 733-3074* iron ' 9 walking ctlatanoe to RIdteyty 7S4-1401* MULUNeSi4, Mmlie ssi on/glass colloo tabte, Ci .bdrm ; 2 bath. Io.«tora^. BRAWLEY ^wiimnis— ^center " mova.exeetlleni in • Korclso bike, old dish Call T 733^)931 vasher/drVer Set— ®*® ft Kings. 3 apts. available. TWINFALLS B ean ect.atorage. Wni I SOOO*4Mp.eSMt46* _ Calljhlrley 034-498? ------condltion.Call734-3130.* tim Whlrpool s a t $100 ”It. *• Make offer. 324-2642* . • or 5000 aq.fl. 734-9040* bl. iTWRnrorcsnoeaaoo: 7. *FALLSAPTS/ . ranunHEffSTBusas: ^ call 736-9139* SETT fwir^ ^A l LS Storage unit S2 677-4042 ; ilkenawtpaclout2 bdmi,m, Sm. pets and smokingg an«IWw|^^view | t 1 w In m !l^ ^ “ ^ ^ bird. Good condllion. n u daveno, $50 ond ex- ; 1 bath o v tr ISOO tq ft. . O K . E q u a l H o u s i n g 5000 aq. fl. wllh upper 43:$2800 each/offer. Call w Burley. SARATOQA ^ rciee bike, $35. Celt > •unDtbaawnantapt/houMse Opportunity* storage a n d otflce space. WRI432-6813 or 308-6613* ^ 1 A 3 Bdnro. $349495 APARTMENTS "Located a l 1820 Highland W( WWW : with a g ra n windows and TR^L UN6S Used (12) ^ FTTVTTTVY I prfvata ■niranca. csntral HEYBURN Som e DW ft W/D hookupe. Ave. E, $1250 a month, mi Luxury 1 .2 4 3 b d rm q YCARE lleme. Stack j haat and air, laundry Taking appiicalions for Spacious and dean . Contact Roland Peterson Wade W Rain: (2) Trannel; Hi Ah o w e N S t A l l / p iv o i t a t 7 waiting list. 1 .2 . ft 3 bdrm.. ^ pets. 734-6600* (1) W aalero.- Call 308- b hhammered c giaaa door; W k- asher/dryer, outside . hook-upa & much mora. Washer/Dryer Included, ^ 734-1906 or 30frafl60.* ' «500♦dap.Call208-404-1 apta. Mountain View EastI TWIN FALLS-1 bdrm. apt. bronje,-garden window. (V 678-8141* swimming pool. Iltnsss ^ jh m a t !c ° T ^ ' Both new. Exqulalte Oak 6804 or 1-800-231.4306' downtown, heal and center, business center, ^ RTH STOVE u,.a out’ f fgs, i '| hlg^ cha'lrs,'M ^ JCROME 2 bedrooms IHk a i^ . (um.. $360 month pivot. $14,600. ZImmatIc p Botl a n e le d c h u rc h d o o ra; funcitidlonai, 75% efficient. S in o r TWIN PALLS Daluxa naw- free video library, ■ I Ita lia n d e c o r a to r tlte , s^OC ar 3 bdrm. 2 balh. 3 earir bath. All appls. $465-- ♦ d e p . 734-6700.* tent low er. 1280 ft pivot, p a r 00/otter. 862-3415* «,¥v . $490. Call 324-8499 or $12,700. Pierce 8 lower, doora. llal lights. 734-5785* iXWipras flaraga, all brick homa. ' TWINFALLS C a T W t X ■ -LET STOVE-Whitfieki s onal n a i prescnool1 deoer. alOOo month to month.or 420-1011. «81 S aratoga Or. a r 1020 fl ptvot, $9300. All OPSOIL doo delivered. P rl^ slovi3ve ft pipe, w/eteclric baby < . 1-3 bdnn., appls. with moat. and new double spaces lorn Ca down and loaded. 75^ by ewlnge,cubb(aa, $1200 par m o on laaaa to>0 JEROME Amenities loo> $378-$700 mo. plus dep. 735-1600* avavail. F rie n d ly V illag e 734 start at $80/lruckload. Ignllillor, glass front like swing'lng sal. puzzlea'ft own 10 qualified buyar. Call Sunrise Irrigation Gravel available. Tnjdc ft nw,somepelleis.$1000. ^ , school r. num erous to llsl. Deluxe Mobile Eatalea. Ask f—734-9W.- J'S m l supplies. booKa S 473Ea>ioataOr.CallOi>- loaders avail. 731-7039* Pleajla a a call 732^6324* lola mo V 2 bdrm. 324-4854 • ' t w i n r K ? ^ " ^ about 1 month rsnt FREEI k . imore. Call326-8047* c^. Julia or Kam al 733- k Call 4234203.* ioao ^ A vtf m yv a m b ar.* jEHesEAtojTTdTs:. ’TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 2 \ L lownhouee, all appia. NoI bath brick duplex, new ' TWWlH F A L L S S in g le ft H k ■ amoklng/peta. $498. earpet ft drapes, oarage, „FREE Call for detalle DeDouble sp a ce s avalL Free ^^ 7 7 bdm?., w/ifl. bonus room. Murry, lynlt ^ time onlyl gjjmonth rant. Camae Mo- ees '• Piaaaeaiil 208^^4-3213* no peta or smoking. 1 yr reeled w haatoraaa m W/D hookups, 1 car ga- lease, $880 mb * d s p . . Mie Eetatee .734 8064* glu raga, hardwood floora,;• i«MBEIILVL«o.cUn1 leed. Meadow pasture j . 734-6189.* , • FAWNBROOKf APTS.” .....r “ jrasa. Call 7 3 1 - 1 ^ * J watar/sawar/garbaaaa bdmi. apt No peta/amek- . 1 .2 ft3 b ed ro o m a ,...... k , paid. S4S0 4- dapotli. CallII Ing. $380/mo.+dep. ^ N FALLS 2 bdrni. All a ta m n g a t$ 4 l7 ...... ^ Please can 206-734-0480* Conveniently k>cated...... H : RUPERT ------l a i M ...... B u i ntahad 1 bdrm., buaincI TaUng appReationa for TWIN i FALLS 2 bdm). du- *** UHL MOO/mo. . long ^ apt. All utUs., cabla. tIra- waiting flat I f t 2 bdmu 734-1600 . 5>»,mune.phor.cam. »?5CPyLTA^M -^iboa.* ' ph c a. prtvata patio. Quiat ?013lK^l’.^?peu! 847 • Fawnbrook Ave. aJI5«-Ml»lv.iiiw.- JJJ180 per ton. Call 829- 1121 a v an ln g a o r leave ft apacioua. No amoking PJaaaa can 734-8329* ^Handlca|)^amsslble. ^ Short tam t OK. $^OO^vk. j '> «m ge* • Rupefvr TW 1 m FALLS 2 bdrm. town t s of$67a/mo.73e-704r- iTaking applloallbna lor , houaa,. feneed backyard, 22e* - CONNECJt^> WT" I] TWIN FALLS 2 bedroom, H73S6207 or 7344012.* r W IT H * SW'‘ia i i cuttinQ g ^ t W ' ITE4M ; I SHOSHOn A 2 bedroom. « llx, aman balaa, U f u t { Appllancea Ind., en alte r CUSTOMERS leundry. No peta. Low In- ■ WHO HIVraaa/hay mix lon MMa. ||^R fl|p«rM a ! oome aubaldlzed rent. TW • M F A L U ------m 31-074< or 3 2 9 -4 2 7 ^?: jM raH icrm nvre NEED au,^ let. 2nd and 3rd. n | H | p .M o d U i IBfKMNB HoHday Motel YOUR R.F.'luailiyvarfea from 211 UndaroewmaMgemenL SERVICE I.F.V. daliy, to oraaay al- ' 'aNica. d e an , e o R r f o i ^ i Ufa hoTM hay .1 12S Martm*34.SbdiTTbl , A dveitiM In S ffljb^emy.WadeHv-m > .bathS4S0 4dap.No .. BHth*. IJ* y{iwi>iBiiM rii^ji!!n fW H FA lL S HflO,------SttrylM Ujm Directory moi ■aa^KwiM ita gia

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Wednaeday. October»f 3 0 ,2 0 0 2 , T im e e -N e w s. TWTWI InFelte.ldehoE0 COLLECTIBLEi'BlacIi ack ENQLISH BULL DOO30 LAB Puppi*s.AKC. Black< (8**rs Part* and Swvteo. IWANTEDovwtiMiddoor. V panth«r* eoffts tablalbl* AKCreg. puppl*a»8 RASCAL like new. 4 w heel HONMOA’ea250R . KAWAkWA8AKI'02300Uko(a 32*xUJ4'«ia»4». $160, . 2 & chocoiata. D*wd*w*d.. all te rra in w /road H ag. 3-wi•wheeler, new bearings Sport I AMSCO vinyl windowlo w C « l 324-9664.* $2500. Can423-5762. Inn 3 W . c l!j NaUonal flaki chat^plon RkirF Flea Market. Novom- 1 rea r end. Noods Diston. S 3 6 « new. hatl round exS* ooet ) corded and conPos* toots ' a Dost - bloodllno. Very nic*. ber 2 4 3 TF County Fair r = ngs$S0a^r735-1838’ sUzUi $300 aell $176. Cash,,K ENOUSH BULL DOQ yr to chooso from. Oet. 26 motor hom*. 19.5. 1/2 r IZUKI '9 3 R M 250. low $300. Call 5 4 3 - ^ * thru O c t a t . Como oorty Grounds./Mlmlsskx) .50’ p l w e , can 738-0444*. " old f*mal*. Champion tread or batter. 637-4906* _ KAW^WASAKI '94 Bayou ours, extra fenders, ^ Iln**. $1000. firm. Pur*ir* pupsi AKC. born: lor best s*l*ctlon. 360 a 22C o o k s A r u n s g r a a i l I 2nd Ave. W . Twm Fall*. • "WANTED Vlniage Barbie C" 20. Iresh motor, now p y 10f03. y*tlow and choco- . dulllulCh & tiros, $t750fflrm. S?000/ottor. S ? 731-4785 or don* and clothing. 1959 - ^ (3-4765 evos.* o r lot*, dow dsw s, 1st shots, t HARLEY *01 Sportstee P'o«Ioaso call 436-9S48' d 1 431-0416. I 1979. Inioresled in es- ■ dowormed. p*r*nis on I tatas and collecttona. Call ■ 1600 mis. Mint condition. ______SUZUIZUKI '96 Grey Quad P R E E { 2 )m a t* C a t* ,— i sue, w u hoM HI Chrtstm* I 7 ^ 1 ^ W 733-9666, ~ Lots ot extras 2e0-3059.’ tWASAKI -96 KLF 400. runnoifiner 5004x4, K>w mila*, SCOOTtn Piid«-Rmo-3 <4 4-whoolor w/gun rock, new>w cc o n d ., $ 4 0 0 0 call black « groy. 1 black'* ft J uns greai, now battery. 677-61 white, housobrok*, good : Apt^LES R*d bellclou* * wheel, electric mobility, HOHONDA •72Trall90, Run ’7-6887 or431-1469* $5 a box. Picked or U '»w«wS!a2hlol^a, w/batterles. w buHt In charo- ''<(1hlgMow, low miles, runs rocl* kitten* to daggers, swords, etc. -in March '02, original 73t-0320or324-5663* ^ oose call 432-5506.’ smoked fish by Ihe lb. WASAKI'99 KX60. yAMaF do flood home*. (2) block,M NSoF5uT3f?rsre5TiP (M acoral, king fish, ^ Invoice. $1600. Pricod to u o i MAHA *»9 Onzzly with tfi CTMun male, 6 wks., had selll 734-4666, HONDA -81 XL 165, runs now)w liros, groat condition. oiumlnjminium wheels, winch, good. $300 or bost otfor. S t i350, Plooso call > lo^y M shots, pure bred. cuto. ,catfish. For into., coniact m ISorlowOuy.nio<,ly)- JJ low mllos. $4500. - $400 firm. Can 438-4297 735-1896.: 734.M.4977 or 539.0330- | pioawoaso call 734-9466’ - or 679-3006* ]mobyomailatjburkegO* ■ FREE Au*tr*lll*n Shop- aol.com or you can also S hard X, 1 yoar. old lo­bT ^ODLE (tiny)Puppies. ■ V ' frlal. on whaal*, oleclric leg'« bands. Witl pay $10 / lor guns or sturgeon ill 1 * lOVlNG SALE (2) Swi^Jo ' equipment. Pieasa call, start, n*v*r u**d, new each. I wiil pick up. Call MO ft«fl8)rsl*fnorror$29oelr 324-5082 or 420-0670* lor $1960, aell for $999. 934-5632. ^ message. R + 0 ? wator trough, takas pot*.‘* AKC, lomalo. fawn. $300, 5 gallon lonk, $450. ra T Lines :;oom m «rclal grade• Pfease call 934-4460.* oropano bar-b-quo, coll Pleaso call 308-9376,* 43 734-6823* a i.ltainleas. $995. Call 431- a i ^ 2 9 6 7 or 436*9067' I. ll a a e FAX e . u\ B UJ Y I T ! S e YOUR S E L L nT ! I ’ A Tirrm es-News CClassified A> d en<(i< /y : ' k AD : VWill Fin Eve TIMES-NEWS e r y N e e d CLASSIFIED I DEPARTMENT : I SEI■ L L I T ! IB U Y nT l :47 208-734-5538 ■ • iiiH TheTiiiiesj*N e w s 208-677-4543 • Twin'in Falls (BURLEY)* Burley t^ULL aizo m aitr«8s so t. 733-0931931 CXI. 2 I677-4042 $50, Youth bod motal •head boord & loot board 734-5538 Fa:'ax: 677-4543 ^ $35. Quoon sizo mattress TUkjr Mantis usod approx. • '3 2 33rdSl.W r d 12(263 Overland I0hr«.$t00. 423^213‘ Email: lwlnad@magicval MISC MTO riaino mower, 2 0 1 alley.cora 14 hp. 42* cut. $650. W h»o F700 Fom Trvek, oTs mccla.'is@magicvalley:y.com \ r ^ lubaru eeaaaaaaaaaaaeai 429. AC. PS. 5+2 spd. laaaaaaaaa m a• e e e e e > LWB. $10,500 Bolh run . w sll & In g o o d sh a p e r. -A d u lt clolhas 732-5460.* B5CEij3flE0U5 ------Ootliaci1 HI iHigacy waigons Kohler, white double sink wim Moon faucot. S200. (6) hoavy duty moving boxes $30. Tolsscopo $60. Plottso can 733*1774* Gfill ...hasniaiatleaspecblfyt RCA TV. like new. VCR. . 12 track $125 for both, i N S a l e A of20lm2GUCermet R e a s o call 732-5330.* | « ■ ! % 1l«l86El.UAf<^6ud'74 I Mercury 454 molor. $600. Blue china sot; mako . .ofter. 734-6S77*______OVER: F a c t o rRY I n VOilCEj I HUGBNEVW lP l Bdrm aot. Chosl. dresser P| ( . w/ mirror, night stand & hoad board. Exc. cond. mpB $250. 2 -youth's com- I z m c pound bows, like new mmiEiTCAVALiBiSR I condition. S75 ft $150. Call 543-6718* I J ^ L ' y. . ' / T 3 MTsCELtJ^NEOUS Boau- hewovb«$1S/1 I tiful, Thank*you Qod ! woodan croaaea. Call 402-753-3903 for details.* Miscellaneous Beauiy salon equip.,sink, slallon w /draw ors. hydraulic Chair & cushioned floor ^ '^ss3siji3j^3kNcl7j8l mot. Only 1 yr, okJ. oxc. I cond. $1000. Call Marilyn 678-1714 or (8 0 1 )3 0 « e 9 r UtSCELLANEOUS Per- ■onal tanning bed $200 AUTO*rrOMATlC • AIR • TILT • CRUISE • AMflM>FWCOAr

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P0L 4R tS *96 IrKfy LTEI.TEde- KOMFORTLrrE'6416t6(L r ------CHEVY 7 3 ton. 350 AT,'T. CHEV.Y‘69 Suburban,. DODQE *99 4x4 quod. AT, QMC QI '03 Suburbar('2500 k n e 340. exoellent: ooroondi- Completly sett oontalnemed. I600/offer.-fluneandM n o tooke good. i«n* groot. 8kk exc. cond.. 55K miles. ' SLE,S 4x4. 350, AT. AC, lion wtth extras. $1500I500/O- AC. 8wnlng.$3200/olf(Wr>o,Buy ilnber, 33HII.. w/2 sllde-oulluts' Hrve 215x7Sxr-15 goo[OOd aMFM rodio, $2500. Cell • miles, $26,000.324-654r _£of a kind $8600.736-0572* > on* frofn our «tc*lock or beetcOer. 206-467. 144* long Irack. $32 ,nce‘ treed $50/otter. 734-6036 $3200 AC. awning, used one W6* 423-5101.* , 0 MC'^ « d:' S e b 8 lfe.AT. ; tet u* customtl ddi e sig n nRBBALL T T ^ H^ T Claas call2eO-3*80- _ ^ o r a d H * t o a a x t cab, DODQE '02 Durango S1V~ Q> - ' many extru, storage,» ,w / Wo o f e r s pionet Audl<3515 ‘93 S to sh onbede5 AT,5.71lter.tongbed.oxo. block end eilVer.Jilgh and butW one tortori you. C. 440 Dodge V6 toeded. 5.91,1900 miles, b ve, 4kw gRTRRTSrSumminrJfJJ— h B c h .$ 2 t,6 0 0 .7 » S303* 0 Subs w/box & i Jeneei‘•a n pickup. 2W 0. V6. 5sp>d. d , condltton, S6B00/otter. coll 679-2675’ miles n very good coheWon. I t M otore O nan o sn .. naw' rofoot AC 6K mis. $3000. Arcticticcai C MdyVi£R'»4 smwU 600 w att am p. $360,• all al AC. bedllner. Decentn t . 876-1525.* $6600. Call 733-2287 or i •SESSSfftSVentMl. unit. 4new llres,es, runs >01 Prowler, long trai / J l y together. Call 676-0602’a tn»ck.$3»95.733.7701* ftjRD '76 Bronco dam* 1 f 636-S323 track. 30ft. w/sllde-out. Ve ag ed Iront ond. Oood on- _L736-1766 ask for Kejly. !3 QOOd, c lea n throu(pughoul. 45K mis $1500. Plea>lease good cond. $10,500. Ali * CHEVY “es Blazer S-10. 4 r SpeciallsrLDrtfiDrift for $ 6 5 0 0 . A la o ftor o r aale can4234606* eHeWMHton.oxt.cob,g . dr., 4 3 Vortec engine. g'ne, good tiros, $1000. GMC Gl '99 2^1 dub cte 5.3 i onty $3995.’ a 1993 Ford -250 PI sholl, PW, lilt, AT, AC. . 731-6561 or 733-5348’ L. L Extras. C a m p e r shell, 95.’ H o ls s c la w h e ev y f j T j r Tow vehtele. $6600. C. $4000^r.CaI678-9912 52K miles, $1 1.400.0. dayor 431-9969 esk grill guord, bed lb>er, nm- II boet trailer lor 1 a track! Can 733-6099* |i6AD'B7 FISO. good « S- M A T AluminumT3-w/«r1r., boat. $ 3 0 0 .034.42* ^a^OW m?les!’’lw ifu ^ I Ploase con 734-3750.* for Robert* ning boards, etldb rear cond., $2100. Please con " SLPsMs.nghhveightci’tw . N6ADRANdER'9625n window. Other*. I'cwner ‘ f 9.9 hp ovinrude. i QMC 'jn 24 n. 400 ^ CONNECT BSBsrwdiM enrr:T CHEVY-ae <*T Silverado,• 734-3441 or734-8051’ J? : : 733^141 or420-0( to o eng. $2700. Cen 734-3442’ 5th wheel. Extras. Ore $17.500’ Con 536-2946* Clean non-smokai KS WITH AT, PW, AC, new tlree,'*• e x t. c a b , 156K m ile * . '86 F^150, ckun, 3 ’ ^ aTO )ao‘6i aumar?;M700, condition. E esy towlni very nice. $5400/oller. QMC ‘82 Surburfiait Runs I , r nuftALAUi4C»tt..85 hp mla. Sleeps 6.733-:*^7670 low miles. lloM weightfit cario U 7 6 0 . CaH 324-3677*• " • CUSTOMERS *f- auto. $7600.324-2444’ lift kit, 3 ’ exheusi, tires, Q* > Johnson rrwtor.. 2S trollingi 239 DuBois Ave. Tl Plooso call 736-2964* flood^ ^ r M l jjlO- and hood. Simmon'a a . CHEVY '04 S-10 Blazer wheels, camper shell, 9 : motor*. Cou S43-5G sAk>PiPEfl ■975m Whe 55iS5TSoirrriHnsyBeg: $3500/offsr 7^-4665* S HOUDAY HAMBLCLCR '99 Is, $6200. Pleasee cci a ll 25 ft. excellenl condltto.tton, NEED Tahoe, good condition. UA L.1X L. *1'J ~ P P leese call 326-6847 | 33 It., Ford vio,I0.12K 731-9563’ 360 onglno. lumber rocM. 4.3 vortec V-6, 4 dr. 4x4, ■ I ^ H _____ w/hrtch, end extrae. $67C1700 y o u r AT, good condition. 115K FORO ‘68 Ronger, V6. dual after ol 6 p.m.* | miles, slide, moet op a PW. PL, AM/FM caseotte, tanks, longbed. new « WXRTBTTpfiioeuIitrIT :; can 733-6616’ mllos. S3200/oiror. Coll wide body bsmt. $M$56,500. p , a |, r m e tal b e d , ric __ SERVICE >" AC. $5000. Con 736-7624’ clutch. $2500.308-1683’ HONDA ‘06 Pessport LT ] Ye RRV *89,22-5th Whee 735-1348 or 308-3812’ Exe cond. AT. *7100. Call733-«194.’ ______on/off. (Have 2 place ri( FORD‘90fil50.AT.PW, I j t Itt Over Shot cat Exc. cond., AC. $499fS'i Advertise in -76 P 1SO, re b u iltrri CHEVY'09 Tahoe, tooded, 720-6362 or 733-7693* | PACE ARROW '7979 Type on/off for pMSble tradi exo. cond., $18,500. Cell PU AC, Oood condition, atoeps up to 5. sto\ ) C ell 4 3 6 -4 S 6 0 d a y aI oc r the motor & carburotor, good ISUZU ‘98 Trooper. 4 dr, ; box. theater, bigK c s ? *• 30 »• Sleepst 7, 7 , 55K Call Scon at 733-6966*“ 436-8088 evenings’ S 733-0700 or 420-6638* $ ^ o tte r. 537-6834* j llres & pamt. $3500 put in $8S0/otler543^ ml*. $6500. 324-2442444- VAMAHA __ S e rv ic e loaded, V6. Power'moon ! Va c a t -87 29ft. whn twi 10 ll, will sell for $1800.0. CHEVY •00 Tehoe.toeded, ' roof. Miles oro right. Save fcAUPCR '07 6 tti cabovercol SOUTHWINO'90340 «z«> beds. Excellenl shape D irecto ry Ploaso coll 734-3935’ leather, wananty, 80K ml. Good cond., AT. Ac! $11,500. E 530-2332'dr n***- Oaraged. BaseiiMment. 326-5403 Iv msg.* $7SOO/oHor. 539-0761’ J l refriq, stove, tumac« _____ $5000/olfer. 917 8. FlF ir 733^931 ext 22 F o h b ‘ai f=350, iiet-bed,IT $17,500 flm i.7as.9004’ cond.S37S0. 324-324-3013 • Q u e e n b e d . TV/V//VCR, TXHXraryTSttrooc ^ R D *95 FtSO. Eddy Bau- ISUZU '99 Troopor LS, 6 .oood Jerom e ID. 324-5621* - J -cfonlV.'S spd.'Q'mat vrom'l l ' C H B V ? w S 5 e r L 8 ' disk CO changer In ^ h . 1 < ixsrsrsFsrs^S r n S S ? nitero. $22,500.734-(34-6623* c o n d . r u n s e x c e llele n t, ^ DOOOE '66 Coronet 4 dr. r InKic $3100.324-2444* Exc. cond. Low mllee. er pkg., ext. ceb, AC, AT, * iT arht S1300/olfer. 543-0970 9 7 9 WOWII CD, campor ehell wilh Immaculate , cond., toaded ’ ; •: pop out window*.r*. while,i TOW DO LLY M ad se dan. Will consider any■ny ^ORD ‘es Bangor, needsis Betow book. $16,476 o r / w/optlona, only SSK mis. 2- rike new. S780/C0/Offer. Baodmaater. Heavy 'es.* Sierra and Salem trailer*>rt offer. 324-3940' B otter. Cell 734-0364* carpet kll, 114K, $10,800. 'S' somo minor work, runs 324-9628or308-1350.’ $14,000. Coll 735-6588- r- Please call 420'009'9096* 4000to*.capacl1y.i now Include a tentestJe >U good. $750.733-0355* 10 y M r warranty on, OOOOE '4 9 5.window PU CHEVY '02 Suburbon LS. i JEEP '78 CJ7, 304 V8, TO Pm r 775-755-2700’ Rebum. all ortglnal oxcopt FORD W ExpMllloo XlY J g :: ymnwawsHi waterline*, anda op* FORD‘a^AangVr, 2 drir 20K.towpkg.Immoculote. . T400 trans, 16* aluminum ,K, wheels. Runs groot. • Leether. Srd seot, front & ^ *m any Sire Iruck*.k*. Huget WANT to Rent your ■ Umlted lifetime warranly m- STX. AT, Vfi 2.9 liter enI- ­ $32,500. Cell 637-6570* wheels, new tlresrnow In prlcee. Neat, non-amoking li [{1} $2000. Cell 536-2946* gine. ail power, tilt wheel. reerAC,6rackCDchang- *' J K aai.mEMBeBaHiiftTTB on plywood floor*! Doni '■ DODGE '69 4X4. positive or, running boards. AT, soft *® top,buckol seat, new 103’ want* to rent your F jk io forgot the famous • ^ bid llnar,'AM/FM etoroo, brakes, w ater pump, radi­ r.. Jerome country blue ,M| exiroset of ilres, grill. rea r e n d ,w/ snow plow. Auto 4x4. MV. P L 5.4 L WELt custom ihs'{iTBO-'a? P ec. Call 736-4694’Z _____ $1200. Can 420-1744.*4 . ' Northwost p ackeoe . engine, recent^verh^l. [; .A 1S 00 686-7793’ Trfton V-8.85K mis. Grool ator, clock, toc, good Fold shoftted, grey>rey. wtth WINNABAQO 7 8 ciai with R16 Insulatkjnl Nolo body neede palnlI 6A great conditlonl $ 2 0 0 0 / point, no ru s t $4800rCall SreWKfTCRBTaiTnei SooflT W hton ext cab shape.$13,450. P® custom carpel KliIII..: $650/ 54K actual ml*. B mon>81HgyH7llk. restoration. S1600 Call0* oflsr. Csliaeo.5729* Jooon 539-9094.* - I. Burik ISS w/Bunon blndlngi - irtetttip. 360 cubic inch V8 , . 206-788-2454’ J i *. otter. Fort e-holele aaluml- beds, AC. sleeps i ngs, many other makes. 436-6464 evenings’ |i6R6>^^lw 2 Wo. JEEP '89 Truck for pons. 3* 6 . In NItro b o o ts. I IH men« S e e e t ,, 4x4, 1t2Kml., $2900/ * :• num wheel, S350/i50/olfer. very good cond.,I., n e w Morrow bag. Everyttlnj FORD '67 Cusiom 600M 4 95K mis. Exc. cond. S e e at Runs good.$400. ‘67 S Pleaseca0.324-«5t(>516.’ c e rp e t/c u rta ln s, lol AKermountefn ai Gom State Service oitar. 324-7633 h/. msg.' • c ab . 5.8 liter, auto. AC. Ids ol newl $325/ofler. Cal - dr, 269 ong; runs great. bedllner, tooka/nins greet Jeep truck 2x4, w/shell. extras. Ceramic hei £>" Motor Home* exit 156 79 875 Shoehone Sl. S . iDODQE '94 Rom SLT ,n fea r' 30®-1150 or 423-5103* B body good$800.733-2679 W Muet oell $8,300/olfor. rune great.S1300 Cell lg. sto ra g e box on i neerWandell. rr; or call 733-5778 tv. m sg.’ Excellenl cond.. ell power 436-9047*- i H 530-2301 PORO '66 MUSTANG Pteose coll 735-8542’ J ® awning. Muet aee (I modified 289 engine, AT.,T, F f if tr M R o n g e T X L T .: 12SK, $6495.735-0108* p ■ $600(Vofler. 6S4-205I m i or see on line at FORD '97 F350 7.3 liter JEEP‘09Wagc^;>eer JE ' ; IES regular cab. 4 cyt, AC, CD> OOOGE-OS1 Cummins, 4x4 Power Stroke diesel, w/Oxbow towbar.-'greot B V C T x m T pe r -n b e n , i = 37K ml*. Cloan & sharp.. AT. qued, XLT, leather, drtving o r towing. $4200/ I eccesoriea. rhake-/)ome.' u trailer with haul, OR goodconditton.28tt.1 lentcond. $4195. Please 8-6 p.m. 732-871^* 733-8313’______TOYrOYOTA ‘97 4 Rumier, ? 28eujge,eklebyel« ^ 1 7 3 4 - 0 ^ . c el 326-3375 or 731-2962*y P leese call 324-7240’ SR5 VOmonual, 98K. over UKter. underS « 1(S ba MT. MAX *07 700 11 7mW (4)iike now. 18-5 receni diagnostics, good T T TRAILER 16 II dovetail, 44-15. ground hog $900/ special*w/1 OH' w n w r* S cond, IS5|1 Call 720-5992.* *' c*«72»eaiy i i X ? ’ Older but good cond!nd. tondemaxle.now.SlTOO.o! EMAIL i offer. Scott ot 733-6368 lacks. $3200/otfer. y o y ^ e r . * ^ 7 3 » 1 9 9 S . * I 0r731-1572* •• Your. Ad To Please f coil 326-5017’ TOYrOYOTA‘04. 4 Runner, *97* 12 gauge, eeie a r lS l. l»6LARts T 440 ko. SRS, V6. Sspd. 82K, ip m ^ Y *83 C -10. Metolic 515M C-MSIO.r. ills, 2.81 t329461.i^733«)^t6* tra 10 auspension,I. ttwith pans stove & furnace.ice. and canvas, spore, lighte. 5 y o Q L 'B6 X E S ‘b £ L t A Loaded, excellent condi­ Fox shocks, good sha ^ blue, 2WD, LWB. 350/3500 MAQNUMOIomond ploto, V-6 . 5 spd.. good cond. ™P*- Sleepa 6. Vary good10 d removoble aides, top end ThETWESWEWS $2650.Coll731.7361’ S tion . $10,500 Coll Call733-3954• * o r ahape. White/gold. “ AT. $1000/offor. CollII sido boxss, greet cond. 733-1174 or 420-3557* Id . ends. Uke now. 6* wheels,»- Chris 01735-1638* CLASSIFIED 31QMC ‘67 Hton, new seot. 420-8582.’ _____ SlSOO/offer. Also smallnoil $450,735-4192* 60-4 45', $350.390-9780* ■ = CHEVY '88 x-cab, 3/4 ton bedlinor,$1800. Ploose XI.T, enclosed tool trailer, DEPARTM ENT J l i H j j cal324-S663or731-0Q20‘ PO L A R IS ‘9 7 6 0 0 oreat Xt 4'x6'x6‘, weather light, I 4x4, AT. 350 V6. red/sllv- :5;. < • 60%0ff :AL8 m* paddle treck. i^mangn S250/oner. 324-»969.* I orodo. $2750/offer QM6‘92oi 4x4HtonSubur- 1 ^ >1 ' i- W o r t f i w ^ ^ 7 :^ 1 3 : cond. w/2-place ZIemrboth MUALL^B23h.,oood I 536-2332 dir.* Twin Falls ban b 167K mllos. new snILUE ii BIRD S c h o o rB u * Irons, good tiros, oir, CO. l i i -1373 Ult IraUer. $3300 forretely. b< condition, sleepe 6. newlywiy HANGER Center bay of 3 1 tixpact rstpoHM whtn you■ @ ™ 208:73^5538 " ‘64-19 passenger. .'86-19 good cond. $7000/ollor. JT ; ir,( #•' ^ Jeteeoer, $4000. avail. Install calalytle heater.er. bayhangereiBuhloitport.t. wfvtfttM in Can{ ow . condttten, 33K. k»ed- passongor, ‘91 -72 1 1 , f 326-3295.* >g.* .$3.600. Canf66-29tS’ ' ed. $24.900.420-9096’ Coll 206-352-4332.* possongor. Bldeoro $10.000. Can S43-666r I _ ^ £ S L ______B u r l e y 3 ; - c H e v y ‘89 Silvorado. vory QMC'924x4 Fun slzo. 6 It. being bein' eccepted untn Nov. good cond. AT. original 208-677-4543 »box. 4.3 V-6 . AC. AT, vory 4th. For Information coll ownor, $5500/offer. r good cond. Exc. milooge. tho Glenns < Forry School Ploaso csn 735-9901* L S6^S Coil 678-9601’ District Distr 01366-7436;* MH-i'ill iJ J :V, \YMEHTS71LINEHYEAR\R! ^ I ACOUSTICAL ^ F E N c m a ~ IHORSEARENAI I SHARPENING I I I & DRYWALLjr CARPENTRY UsAVEUPta^i*3000oaallPoiilki H Resklentlal & Ranch Dreeoege Lessons SERVICE ; Ceder&PeiaFenee. DrMng Leeson* U N E W p mV m C B O M M ^ m 5 V £ BOB'S BBST luicuc TOUCH . Weddkig C entage J o h n ’* S h a rp en ln s 5 DRYWALL r PorAMYeur.Homa Chain link. Vinyl, a ' 1% X Barbed Wire. RefMir ■ Porty Fettllty • S ervice ■ APR up t a j I Custom Textures up to 200 . N O J^’TOSaiALLe i work. 20 year* exp. 1 C . 731.07M(TP) Tula Frlealan Corbkie’& s t o ^ w s ! : S e7S40»1 (Burteyl’ 736.7404 or 2M-1961 141 Bracken Sl. S. { AakforLou Tillle 734-0766 ■ on selcct ; I 734-4050 . ■ models a c o u s t i c a^ l ' I C A R PE T n I F U R N A C E 1I I HOUSE I TAXIDERMY I ■ O A C ; & DRYWALL CLEANING‘ H E A T I N G CLEANING I f SPECIAUST Magic Valley ir Janttortal Service . BY LYOIA Wildlife Artistry ■ . ' . OUSTBUWaES •• SAWTOOTH No time lo de o n ? . Canforfieeeetlmetea SHEET METAL Let me do It for you! ; < 13y^rt^^iwwe. aOctSpedels. 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B I -4ront whaai driva, 7 r I : -mllaa, AT. Captain'a ctl E ' ! , laathar. front & raar tS n T c r A f . 2 ■ optional fual tank, loadKm m ' ... ona ownar. $7990. Plai E j l W AIKEY( f S ^ call (208)602-2222!2!!"5! w«gon. l^a(1.5.'oISirIglnal ____ 6 (208)229^514‘14. owner. Exc. conditioItlon. $3900/offer.733-1349‘ ' ’M B -..oaatatle, PL, PW.h f r CO K f l . ^ 1 0 6 K m l # . axe. CO ptayer,5spd.$490(Vofl»'offer. W - ‘S899S/offar. Cl Please call 735.0818* r v • •■726-IOOr______HdNbA ‘98 Accords i SltfMllUt B f l j T r r ^ 38K mla. Exc. cond.3^ Nt B s . . “ "X tiroa. $14.900.734 -0 2 r Voyaoar. claan, lak e I ^Of.$2500.326-56t-5695* HSftDA-Ae Civic 2 dr.c BM PLYMOTH *82 GrandTwTt: V< coupe. AC. CD. llnten te d C f l agar, loaded, one own vrindovra, sun.rool. S'•pd. sp T O - ^®^* excallent cond.. must«|t^Mn F W i!,'. now. $9000.736-0618* - 7.3Liier Powerwer Stroke ' >3000. Call 324-7590* Turbo Diesel ^ B&O^OA >99 Accord 6 )up PONTIAC '90 Transpi • Electronic 4-sp m lnlvan. aak in g S20C2000 ''•®' '“"y 0^Dark green, tan (eathar tnterkiBrtor. Autom.itic Tr.inrr.insmlsslun Call738-e822.- BM 1 • Air Conditioning • ANVFMVTM sicfco B lfl ------Slock CO. Perfect comond. B r f l m ’• Air Conditionir • W T Ho Vmgon. Bodyodym Vetywaumalnuiinad.s2S2K K f l 1 • S.speed Trsm>mli*ton • 4 WWl heel ABS . . good ahapa. Needssiiew ni mis. $16,500. 678.033>331 l a • AMfflWCD I . '^yllndarhaad. 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MAZbA ‘94 ^rotogo. 86l please clieck youiour miles, AC. CD/stereo : , adforany runs great, $3995/offecKa°r! Blfl _____g j 324-7633 kuve message.|0 0 / | | j | H . * .mistakes tlie firsi MERti^b^^ ‘93 10052,6 2 1 ; day Ihat it runs.15. only 92K milos. large : After that timele overhead cam angina loadod. Control tocTtIngIng! The TImes-News olarm, air bags, powow or wili not be seals A sun roof. PW’w. l l f l responsible forV. rem ote m irrors, c ruIse. ise b h AC.m agrlm a.exex c . B M ►: any errors. Interior. Now louring radi ■alr.ttAi^ . al tires, rear brakes, belts£ H .4.0 Llttr v-6 Engine.Engi *Powcr Windows, LcLocki' •5.4lltcrV-l lng *5.4 Liter V-e ^■8 Engine. *Alr Condltkmlng ^ Optima baitory. MotlcuIcu- *Alr Conditioningling •Cruise Control/Tiltt VWheel *Ele<;tronic / •Electronic^ : Aulo Traps •6750* CVWR PItei u Ju g e V ;">mc'a7Eaoia.4i.4.ooo7=33 Iously aonlcod. 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Powoi~ n FREEMAINNTEI^CE-HNCLUDI1 MNG O lt CHANGES ^HICIESFORIW OI side/out. $6400. 100.001 everythlngll $2500/otler. YEARS OR 2 6 i 0 0 9 j miles, Frank 326-6858.* H t M7 p«m m . n « M monh* II11 m m« Pleas* can 326-4078* p5li£rtS5mtpfl!o^ M ri Isn ^ iKMti * SJ% APR. IUC. Pwown < Wm S;SSS&STA'!S!(Swal“M Cash • jCAOILLACOe LuxuryC®‘ at HIR5DR7Wga5ie68R iSR mm ■ B R inii geCr.^dCash I ..-wtwlesale price. $7500. milos. Cloan $2200/offer. Bfl BBBBUIm o i m S a ^ -V^tnfuaculaio. locally Pleew caU 7 ^ 7 6 1 0 * Tiercial Connection W tw rr rT ■r V ^ « d . 106K mllea. 24 ;-?J..WPQ. tjlua. leattiar and n d Blfl •:t»3oeded. Call 208^678^)8211 ^ , Marquis. Runs well. Q c ^ ES-ONAUNEWVEI a a | ^ W Hwy 30, cond. $4000.487.2019* i/M MMsf CnM. OAC. 121 RM H man H11' ■ MeR6bftV‘9sYrac*r82k"^ Py f l m U ||w«iwwiiamAPH.OAC.Ain»i?un apoftacar. $7250. :-.t^ 4 4 5 S 2 or 324-2724*i« door, 5 speed, enjisa. AC. — HWY miles, rollablo. 35 F f l I______:::j^EVY'84Celobt1tywag-« fl- mpg. $2250/oHor. 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