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E fforts 10 stre•ngthen n g t vehicle safety standardshave hav languished' ‘ year after yearar tecauso* of ___ ' -*■ _ ^vtrptng^ nf cau- . ------fengthy-dalays, pxir priorities widiin (, ' tion and shifting prit ______Y pungheioes: Newsiw s p a p e r car- ic safety ageney, - the nation’s traffic Si riers recently helpedsed sa v e a ~ , -an"examination-1m-by the -Los ------wom an’s life and sto;stopped a - ..... • Angeles Tim es h asQsfound: ft my safety regula- up in flames. W '''' As a result, m a n y : hom e from going up 3r out of date or ' m h . • ' 1 tions are weak or o P a g e B l Q H mportant caused * , y ,;.• * ■'. fail to ad d ress impc ies and deaths, of traffic i n j u r i e s ational Highwaiy' Meeting violation:: A ju d g e Critics of the Natio dministration, or ru led th at th e Richfiliifield Traffic Safety Admi NHTSA,'say couniuntless deaths. School Board violateated Idaho’s s a re.sult. open meeting law^ whenw it ^ J have o c c u rre d a s a r NHTSA h as ackm:knowledged d ial decided in a closed3d im e e tin g to ■' s standards are ^ a number of its st id mii*'!--/ ' ' date or fail to ------fire-a-teacher;------_w eak._QUt_of_d_aj v l v . •'W ; • ” mt causes of trai- P a g e B l I address im p o rta n t ( I ______fic in luncs a nd dea'deaths. But fixing

HKAI.I'M to HMM tm a MOM/Tk. AMMm^ A Tim es reviewjw tof government documents andd ccourt records Iwlth water through the jagsonion at his dairy south of Filer. HalHafliger says an aeration sys- I years revealed F a s h io n ...... HanKHK Hafliger showvoHasyM ?'".'’”designed ' to pump ozone mixed w going back 30 ye lonthr ■ ------numerous example;iples;______:______tem thatth, Is also designed to reducee odoro< will be Installed next thor • After 25 yearears of research :bate, NHTSA has and internal debati fective action on lor problenIX yet to take effect n tries to ccontrol ode vehicle rollovers,-s. whichw killed an Dntroversialll dairymai }3 A m ericans la s t . estimated 10,133 f ----- yearrthc-greaiest•st tloll in a rle a st aV nT.Huddy . because of w eak decade. In fact, be Dof reinforcement',• standards for roof i issengers vyearinp ' drivers and passe: E R - h has been a smigglc. ------■' ■ FILER scat belts arc moremor likely to die ik Hafliger is spending ktn tmbeUed ones. Skin gam e: A cne= is n ’t ju s t fo r $250,000 PP^H 1n a rollover mtni t ’LUiai.ihose^vf'ho ____ ;; K)0 over budget to correci J i i f e “It seems m ijult- ' kids, an d it has moim ore to d o a n o dlor o r problem at his dairy. - w ear scatbelt.s couldcot be exposed leighbors of th e huge opera- r “ than they m ight w ith bad genes ththan a bad diet. And nei( to more danger “tl no restraint,” an P a g e D l . don a re :still on th e offensive. , ■ IB expect wiih no i TieiTiD.™ th e prob- R e ssidents id have long com- internal Ford men ------plalned^•d'abourtorriblc-odorsfrom— WBH ----- iem'noltid-iiul96B.K a.:______s not substantively SPOR'I'S..... H afligeiger’s dairy, at 3500-Norih . NHTSA h as n«; ...... and 22W200 East near Filer. And as > 4 ^ - - revised its standaiidard on fuel tank r 25 years, despite Slam dunk; The u.:U.S. men’s county:;y residents have debated safety for ov er 2S , __basketball teamI bf opened about; tlthe influx of dairies, and thc agency’s find:indings that thoii- ,ths and injuries Olympic, play agaii>ainst China countyty commissioners have sands of deaths ;ed a three-m oiith moratori* ly in fire-related and fourid out thath a t th e te a m occur annually i n animal operations that crushes, and thatiiat thc standard is du b b ed “G reat Ws 1990, NHTSA esd- through October, Hafliger’s ineffective. In 19S 1 from fire-related S thas becom e a focal point in m ated th e toll fn a contcrtenuous battle, 1.411,400 deaths and r a man constantly under And th en th ere werewe five: Five see SAFETY. Page A2 jver the past few months, Please sec team s rem ain undindefeatedin ger doesn’t com e across as th e NFL afte r a.wild wi day ot isive. In a recent interview action. at hiss nmultimillion-dollar dairy, Page B4 lie srop.oke willingly about his " S o m e statesSI neighbilihors’ complainls and con- The ozone produces a filmm ol (o m which alio helps blocilock odoi. ccdcdd the I odor issue is distress- O l’lNION ing. don’t checkd , source of frustration to me Road to recovery:r>: Idaho’s pub. len 1 can’t control thc prob- It syster ritractors ' lie im age will impmprove follow- jem from f, the start," said[i N e w \waste tr(reatmen ITl on cont jfeat of , Hafligtiger, looking out over hiss ing th e legal defei id Press ------N ationsra-guesi-eit-editorial-says’------w aste-jLe'-waiecJiolding-pond.JlIf— —The.A880.clfttelP! ihing bothers a neighbor, Page A6 anythj j TON - More than ** th ey shshould approach the other .erobic ddtgestioi WASHINGTC i uses o:izone, at es hire contractors •• n eighb;hbnr and say, ‘Hey, this is half the states I - i v h aLl t i W a s te Maianage- wiihout regularlar ireviews to deidJr ------whitili-acc-i HMhe-tiimpauies-arc------oney and complaints aside, ------i r h o i i i l o f ------meiw In - " f w i n ------brintrwhethtHMli o u t usinlg g o zo n e-^ " I 'm t n OUl'j tiding business with idea is still about being a Tlmes-News writer ‘ . : Falls, said theyihi are barred from tioi Section A JSection C the idi ------\------treajt'il waii ;overimient for fraud i neigltbor, Hafliger said, 'OSf pfiSltlZ'i’ coiifideni th'the new the federal gove Classined . .1-8 A,; 11 "to o d ivost'^walcr ations. an Associat'd ; ______W eather ,,,.2 C Ve’rei)utting-Uw-l>esi-avail»—ii=______i m N - E A L L S ^ ill d ra - or o ther vii)laiioi rnimsfilS^— Pirmlilfd-i Nation...... 3 a b le} tltechnology in place,” hele neiglibor should, Hanl ' mali«illy rer< d u c e Press reviewTofiiui; lou his ticsl 111 machine^ wl h f i l ' . ill governmeni main- says he is doing hi ^ 'h o lu n se the odors, The federal g World , ...... 4 Section « D ibors- tom- ters oul thIh e solid J/vni{MVf)l('^ ernet-accessible list lie new odor-contrnl systemm appease his neiglib' , , , Bui succe;;ess also tains aii Interni Magic Nfelley/ Health i- ■ plainints. ; w a m a u d depends or Id'help the. lafliB cr,' Thosolid,lid w aste ' on’help of compa- __ W/est...... 5 & Fashion .1 4 fu tujre re smell r^— lose dairy sitsm a1 hh o ld in g 'S o H '/u ! glihors. nies it will —Government, Opinion ....6-7 C ( tes...... 5 rosier, as i n 2 0 0 0 s tieeii the . h'eoon m0 dryc: out. , . . iafliger not hire. ' “fiieetSs Dairies know wheniiaprob- i Fourteen Idaho/Wesl. .8 Morninr,break6 f ^ rus of neigh- The um n tr t e a te d {loillf(f bars Post Falls ling his faith Atwoiartilit update Ml Issues Iter is then leni pops tip.ip. sta te s said Crossword . . . 6 a tid tr rhood anger waste watei , , , ‘‘FroiiroCii 1 m oney into- sutrooodlnggIVIagIc N Valley dallies d communi- pumped br )Cir iX)im ib e ir con- ^ - k 2 . Section B ! husband-and- - H a t i\k k I iatll^cr, . „f v iew , th* ______y D ear Abby . . .6 th o hu debate, says ihe dinrypt he most tract ing _ e team of SiSunday ry di ■esponse offices do ______Ma6icW eyJ;3 , ...... 6 . has invested h a controlled co ^c l n i t .m . t t ward and - ~Mensi»r«o(l»------te-h; I is from not check thele list.li 20 other states Obituaries .. .2 5 0,0 OFTim ------M arshrsha Neibling. |||jF N y • •' Trw tJaiiv trom 5*^^ ozone- ])UU|jli: >'li»hn lmv«------cheek-onlyoc Sports . . . s Neiblings • neww odor-con- approached us and said. ‘S a do/en instituted T h e ul sy ste m . tre a te d water wn lines will be put ‘So what abo tii h a lf a t \ Today trol are.you doing?"’ Hafliger s a result of the AP ownI anda manage 1C system into Hanigliger’s pond. How many rsiiid. checks as a r J • One daity's siruffiie The Some residents - such a m sprtnt M on iBcjtted paper. iry Waste ^ iDlovs'ozone m ore is lotnot known. I as Hugo inquiry. J ' • Comparing fules einp Meyer who lives noi ,v of state procure; Man=lnagement - a ea‘tment “Whatevtever il takes." Hafliger .ortli of A review oi ______^ c o m p a n y Hafliger’s dairy - comnimended „|ynl recordsrds in all 50 stales — ------th aIt t ^sp e c ia liz e s . aloiong wilh il - Hafliger for putting it ral states ihat fail to ;tem, which. Hafligeiger is also expcciing a - in more f„„„d several dairy nutrient manngementint new aeration systt •ation system. That sys-' money to control the ododor prob- consult thele federal(. list have _ Hafliger plans to jrinstall next new nerat: y h ire d c o n tra c to rs C lass DR-and-odor-wntroLsystenis... tem -sh ojuld u l arrive around xlie.,-.... le m ._ ; ______— re p e a ie d ly .hi Jarslia-NiiihlinttJivid-SliejlluL ;k:of-Ociober-and-will-bii-----___ —BuLAlcyecJtasnlUioticeced.mMdl------1 hac* U av e-luiyurnin-ins d with the ith ^ Here’s hpw tJie svsterii''K ~T ~fi^^^weekr Log on to h e rr bhuslwind have worked with “ ^ in stalledd Iimmediately. Hafliger of a difference. • ' aoverntneni.li. ' • a b oout u 40 dairies, inchidingn g designed to work: “If il’s gotleii'belter,, iti might In Vermontloni, two (iozen con- 11 th e dairy’s sjud- . H aniifliger’s. Waste water from he (by) one tenth. But it’s hidden from working is pumped up leration system creates ’s Slill not ,ractors forbid IllPvSi 1WTT3 A\ newr aeration syslem anOn d large holding pond is : digestion in the pond accepiahle." Meyer, saidid. "They f„r ,1,4. federaleral government have • em iiito several.pipes, mixingn with aerobic il :• I I I uzonione gas pumping' system nstead of anaerobic, h a v e n ’t-iin p r o v e d it enough i di?ne businesness wilh,the state, . . lo r ozont* gas. The gas iss |pum ped out w ater, insi ------tglotfallou.eom _ s b pould u iake care of thc odor obic diiteslion creates where the average pers;rson can including.FanFanh Waste Systems ------•ora'trailerarthehcholding-pond^— ----- lV;ll7Tho“siricJHT-iu5t- »blum. h y d ro g;en e n sulfide, a jjas Hiai ^ it-tihnost— "on'lnsford-' e c l a s s i f i e d a d s ’’"I® ... for online c ‘What we're trying lo doI is edge. ^ like rotten eggs, and is a unlK'urable." itn ictsin 1998. aid Tlie ozone helps neneutralize the smells likt federal contnu localiralize ihe odor," Neibling said • m am reas

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g Contr:ractors_ TrhetwoKoi)reas beginsI work G A O ’^ bad sid( , Continued from Al Cityg^ e ts o n j Al n r 1999 and has a contractt from llie . V)n ^ . cross-bon:der railwayyline itional Guard for BO:SE (AP) - CoiCommiltiiig Vermont Natii IMJINGAK, South Konirea Seoul 10 the North)rihern capital • fraud or blntantly violaiolating other F aillnE demolition workir k . VP) - In the latest signn o f Pyongyang. lg to checK the iilist laintains no central • federal l:uvs isn't th ee nionly way to r a u tu u n ^ V erm ont mail nproving relations betwei-een The line comirniinues on to n 30 stales do not routinely checileck a federal list of contractors n and believes that l^P ' m a k e tlie G e n e raal l S e rv ic e s More than 3 , list of its own a orth and South Korea, worork- Shinuiju, a city on lhe North’s fom doing business with'lho fedeederal governm ent before awar'arding problem s w ith •■ Adm inistration's list of th o s e banned Iron th barred contrac- rs began rebuilding a railwIway b order w itli Cliina.la...... - 1. As a rosuU. many state agendendes to business wilh com paniinies that ,„ r r a r e noi wiiwidespread ijhough f." barred from doinR busb'lismess with contracts. A ne across ihe world’s monosi The two countricItries agreed to jcord of Ifaud. m ism an a g em enH t oroi abuse. H ere's a look at Iho10 stales, ,y nierii one,. saidsi Tom Pelham, , theyovemmeni. ' havo a reco eavily armed border on 1 . reconnedi the railwailway cam e a fier nance commissioner Sometimes all il taki[akes is a few Vermont’s finai lontJay to lonnect the tv/oti - a historic summitjit betweenI the rags. ■ m until he lefl inn July.J Korean capitals for the fitfirs i iwo couniries’ leadoiadors in June. The cify of Post F Fi alls s p c n l' Chocks lisl X “ V e rm o nt t’s ’s a sm a ll s ta te ,” ,7°*^me in more than SO years. _____ • Until now, thereare has been no___ •“Wc-dohftve-a-good------^ ------aihi?55nlir(Fir>’eTinrBerf;emnB-offnhtr------— SL— ------Soulh Korea’s presi3em, KliirK flircct transportoriation link list after a discliargcI'rge from its com petitive bidaidding process.” Plae-jung, presided over tthe between the twoi Koreas.Koi A wind- ' ...... Steve Medliiilin, an accountant " “ • - ,— wastewater treatment S o n a l i , roundbreakihg ceremonyly in " Ing, blocked andd heheavilyguard- - lated Environmentalal Protection1 occasiondiij for Earth Wa;l^asie, said he was. ? id-exists at the - ■ - iMHSPQ?'’ n]ingak;-a village jusi soulhlh of----- ed-iwo-lane road t Agency niles. unaware. ihaTIiThis company liad .' lie Demilitarized Zone, whihich truce village of PanPanmunjom and “Whai happened waswa in one Of Conn. lieen on the fedfederal list. f.®as separated the two Kortireas serves as the solelie cconiact po in t' nur clarifiurs a bunchch i«c< financial diffiifficuliies we were ‘ T.y.^ he railw ay was c u t off sKoriortly Seoul has alloltciiltcd S50 million ing back for more treateatmetn went '' going Ihrough,"h,”*edlinsaid. lefore tjie start of the 1950>0-53 ..to rebuild th e 12-m2-mile streich of to an outflow line.”' ciicity adminis- 4 T h e G eii(eneral Services Corean W ar. railway on its sideide of the DMZ, tfat'or Jam es I lammontKind ^lid. ‘.'We ” Adminisiraliillion, the govern* ^When completed by next: ffall, an d thousands ofif sosoldiers wiU be sajd. Yeah, we didlid it. W e’re ------:■ ment’s landlorlord and purchasing he railway and a new four-h-lane used to clear landmd mines inside' tsandwewere Soorco .«mMOCUiliKf(x Piois analysis guilty.’They fine’ son, the mlinformtition .seemed to be 1 ,000 companies or Safety____ said llie districl was debariirred r„; , About 24,0( kept the city from qualifying qu: for misplace)ced and no action s s arc barred from failing to comply with aiauditing indiv.iduols a Jontlnued from Al mosl of them adopdopted about 30 federal grants iind1 loloans that it occuired.ci,” Lempesjs said, “ ll is a n I css with the govern- _ standards for schools dtain rcccive il'unB business 3,000 injuries, and nothingg has years ago. Some; mr water and o-iemliczjJcmcnuand------aiccnnnill>n:nn9lnced*the ------—1 menovould'cosrarleasrsrS800*a ------place-laws-to-ii Tdafd------to-be-strengthenedileduvenimerYet ate the uiiinteiitionion al irotiy of wIRIevyaiC jcondary contract fraudud.,The bans can be • ‘ ^ r rules have n ever rment which EI'A thele plant| was consistently year. ; But without a seci an head restraints, allhouglIgh it a num ber of key rul imposing a dobarm ims or hot indefinite or• lalast just a few years.., plash undergone substanstantive revision, city’s responsi- operatinging within federal sian- school, : vocational program sstimates 740,000 whipl; would ohstnict thecitj :reek can Although1 lheil federal list is . . a cost despite researchhby bj NHTSA and in ta in in g a n d dards. ButJut while I’ost FalLs now is lunch, I aboui all ITiree Cn injuries occur annually at a « ble efforts in mainti 11 is alwut acces-sible onn tthe Internet, some /, 1 and others ihai foundid ilihem seriously improving the facility,lity.” the city’s «ff »he debarment de list, the plant get i from the govenimeni i Df S4.5 billion in mcdical • ^ prf»t n.ot to an I:!i*A official a !tlho”cost ' hand.elhcciiti>xtra chore. mini- kept pace with chichanges in tech- te. . In remomote soulh-ceniiial Idaho, receive is not in excess of NHTSA declined 10 set a m the debarment notice. ore they In Kansas.!s, som e governm ent nt for nology or fundameimental trends in \ ------■ I t-wHK th v fir^T itli-:i-aai(is,nfJt;t-: -* ‘ ___ liie-----TThree h Creek Joint____of that audit, therefor mum sireneih requirement Itary School Disirici isn’t decline to pariictpaie inn lederar aBcncics-clicricck'the list onlj-fcr------latches on rear llflgaie^ol^"mini- ffie^uaeT ifaT k'cK1 waswa announced i onvince author- Just for l)ebeing liny. said. “Wilhoul 37 deaths of people ejected f wiili tlit; failure lo conv panies are excluded lasi month, NHTIHTSA officials is solved, T|ie ««h(X)l h ' that serves southern school out there ihey justju can’l based compai die rear of the vans. • ities llie problem was si al contracts. During , uimerousd(Ku- Twin l-al'alls County’s far-flung gel much in the way of)f federal from federal • The agency repeatetedly acknowledged thalhal the federal “W e forwarded nun llie past few/ years,y« state agencies j.gj, ss'lhe tire standard wasas adopteda before ments, voluminousIS iiinformation. ranchess anda the tiny communily money anyvay.”. , rejected appeals 10 address have hired atat least1 seven federal- risk of people, especially yoyoung radials replaceded bias1 ply tires — I___ly banned comomp_ame^ ______chichildren, dying in locked auto-a decades ago._ ...... Dan Stanle>ley, the state s secre- mobile trunks. Although tiiH ia s HTsome cases,^hTlbw'iHresh* tl Siiiiil,i> S7.IXI,1X1 |>cr week, cbily S5.00 Circulation Iministration, said j^q, scape_ _old set.by weakik standardss has Siind.iy iinly 511 per week. —- The-Tim esMlews: e now mandated that an esc Dimicl Wiil<>ck,circiilu•iilulion diri'Clur iu"l ------K ansas probablibly should consuH” jjui led in TnaBeii harder forifor NHTSA tb per­ iiivliidcd 1.1 .ill ;ilii>vc tales. A button or switch be installe o life the federal1 lilisi. “ I th in k th a i’s cars gjjj manufactured after Jailan. 1, form one of itsts Olherc critical „c lil.i.■^ ..rc open ^IMlli ch,.r|i,irj!C u ill lu- levied l.ir ;ill Your guide to Circiiliiijoii pliciiic I something we need lo include in 2001, 20( it has yet to finalize:e lhe duties - determininining if vehicles heiwL-ci) 7 iind 10 ■I.m. ciiilv. If yuu fcliJincavlictkICtkN. in lU lagic VailIIIGV our r,eviews.’■s.” he said. “It may standards. gta are defective andan need to be do mil rctcivv ynurr piipaper Dy . .i.m . _ raise som e flajflags.” ;A review of NHTSA’s workw -recalled, recordsds aand interviews call tlif numlu r forry.iur.ifca; >11 M a i l i niforiTtation f ( ov«over the decades reveals a3 com-« show, BnrtcyHiipcri x-sNc»«'ii:i’s <1.11.(moj IV pul’- identi- Criiitf;; acknol> at . l.'J Itiird Sl. w ., I'win '■ ■ TliTmK»N=». . fies tlie ncGii for a lougherr ;stan- NHTSA has gchie:hievcd some life­ Tw in Kiitls hi>. K11i)l..l>> M.ii!ie Vairey ...... nnd o th er iirciis . , ...... 7,3.l-0't.il -a ll- Sadard, announces the pliininned sdving advancesrs iiin vehicle stan- Sc»\p.ipcf\K I Inc I’eriiHlicaN paid ill Twin- lister, . dards, but usually'dly w hen Congress ■le T.mtv..Si-u%. ()lik-i,il e,’) ;md revision in the Federal Re^ r j t c s »Mm .>ti.v1 m'the-'— or somecrisisr suchwch as the tire dis- - Subscription rate onji.i),nc*spxvp.ipei piii'UMil iii.Sectinn 6C- y iil7 3 ^-6326 a Ln n d Se'efes co m m en ts from — ^------rfo?iiracii«r7-ni^t*r -|[l3hrr(*n(^r-ltltIr^c^.•lr^'^heTebJ------— auto-industry-and-ihe public,ic,-Bui ____astcr,.forcc-ii-to.acij-aci...... - per week: ...... ill,ll, S'2 0() poi d^ipijic.l1,1V ,.s Ille il,iy nl llic ueek .'m vkliikli— often, five or even 10 years5 1laier, “There are issueisues, like rolloverj .MjiI \uh-*.fipli"ii' iiiit'iivl ^Ih - i>,i»1 in jdvam.c mnuc-cv»*illl>epiiblivlicd. v WEATHER -FOR ~ LOCAL tb.the upgrade has yet to em.merge' that'they'(NHTSyITSA) have taken and arc uvuil.iMc ‘H'UIv «■«.lii'ii' ilei.vci) .> I'oMm.i’ilcm e r. plcjve vend elian);e of FORECAST SPORT fr.from the bureaucratic nm ire . in e x c u sa b le leng^engihs of tim e to ' noc iiuinljincd. M;iil i.iu-vI.ill-'. All lil.ilic) tJics .utilrcs' (ciMii'MM (M. I’ O Iln. VJH,Tuin I-jIIv. NUMBERS lotiCAirv • Other times NHTSA conclieludes move on,” said JacJackie G illan. v k e duil> jnit SumlJ> V' 'i ' week. il,.il> . KUlio K.VMl.l:).' ^ t ^ r y c ^ o f work th a t a ch:diiinge president of •Advocates -A £or • ■;------T m r r v i 00-pcru-ecfcT-S.rT-Strntlnv-TinW ...... CopytlohlOJOOO->------^ ^ '—■------^fDR WINNING40AH0— - would'bV unfeasible,' or lhlhat.il' 'Kighway ifnil AnAuto'Safety;-an— »gkV«llnN««.|)«p..ilnc. ___ i_. -pgf-aegk_UuU‘l_Vldiy...lU- i.ilo d.iiK .iiid Itogtc POWfRBALl, TRl-WEST. _ -should—devote—iis—limi7]ited ----- alliancc-of-Mnsun:Lsumer,^hcalth-and___ L - b n o 6 i d a h Ci f a s t s resources lo other priorities.s. in s u r a n c e g rouroups based in I'im cics-Ncws s telephone,e directory NUMBERS Magnifying the impact olof th e W ashington, D.C..C. delays un public safety areire th e '•'‘N H TSA ’s abiiiibilily to pul out C lrcu b tio ii fDanleliel Walock. Circulation Direcie c to r)...... Ext, 1 . - P r e s s ...... P ress Press de long lead times automakersrs usu-— controversial mle.stiles - or rules tliat_ ' Classified Advertisitising ...... E x t. 2 I ABC I r 5 i r - | CHI I - - - loi Iworth, Managing Editor) —...... :,. .Ext. 3 ally get to comply once a lououglier lhe aiiio industryItry do'es not agree News (Clark Walwo w ith - is very IhniiIhnited,” remarked R ctaii A dvertisinglg (Mike( Sm it, Atlveriising DiDire c to r)...... lE x t. 4 k^ , 2 _ _ ^ J!standard is finally adopted. jtGoffiiii General Manager)•) ...... Exi.. 5 \ NHTSA administers morereHian Chuck lliitley,*L-y,‘ iieaU o f th e Ar W eekly (Jan et C ivering National Safetyty Council’s( high-, ____Publisher Stephen I;;n H artgen ...... K xt, 249 JhijanaijSeY W i |__i°50 vehicle standards - covi ^ ThcTimcs^imB __ TheTimeftNew^ lighis to brakes 10 door laidtches - — way siifely group.up. ;

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• . ' FBIpDrepane r f c n ents South Carolina, thenth shipped — along with LcLos Angeles, New occurcurred on a Friday, but agen WODoundeGiided vote:ers ; R apid-reaction• n York and W ashishington, D.C. . vyere>re not on th e groim d invest8Sti- abroad. . ’ A HomesteadI spj o k e s m a n , ' ■ .Miami-basesed S p e c ia l A g en t gatin{. ^ g untU Sunday. ' 5HINGT0N (AP) - A per- ent, Airman Manuel BadadiUo, said oft.- S Judy Orihuelalla said th e deal was Under U n this arrangemen ad from this year’s presl- force stores its >ond cials at the base, werew pleased , The undecided I struck by th e; FBI’sF Quantico, Va.- Orihuela rihi said, can respor il candidates might look e to with the agreement.m, another sign somethin ion making by based Criticalal InddentI Response withith as liltle time as possible hing like this: tn scarch of Overall. Ihe day of decision r e q u i p m e n t It to of recovery after I presidential Group, which-i:k-decided to create terroirrorist attacks, within eight political!rally independent female untkjcidod voiere lor the pre Andrew ripped thro’rough, the base Kniail RlJdet Wewi Service . the sites a fler:r bbom bers struck th e 12t hoursho worldwide.” imall town; no college edu- lacos has pdaked and dippelipped.,. say in A ugusi 1992; • . . . U.S, em bassiesies in Nairobi. Kenya, Orihuela Or: was unable to si ., , . - 1 cationI nenecessary. ■ Deckled in the ■ Decid*ecided on juld The FBI. he said,id, "dctcrminca She’s i o A M I '- ’nie FBI ImsIS lidecided and Dar cs SalSalaam, Tanzania, on »whathat precisely the FBI wou i’s a typical undecided tasi two vt««ks electkectionday . to house equipment for a ouse at Homestead bbut that Homesteadd AirJ Reserve . pan ‘ of a shrinking pool of r a rapid- the sam e dayy inir 1998. h o u s j milUar, instal. 18% . reaction force at the Horn trscribed it as “a lot of stuff)'ff - Base was thc only it icans yet to till toward lomestead. An estimateiIted 225 people were dcsci the.logistiwthe Air Reserve Base in cas':ase anti- kiUedintheatattacks, w hich cast a . notalt>tably crim e-scene processii;sing laiion th at offers the r Al Gore or George W.. 1 4 J I oraee atid the American terror eruptss irin Laon spotlight on security flaws matelaterials and other forensic sup-si training, the stor p re -j__^transportation car:apabi2>tics for_ . __ .A m erica o r th® Caribbean.an.------around-someme-emhassies._The_ plieslies,-beca lise ,the idea.is to_p: ly„about 10 percenl_of-_i___ Ll and personnel, Vqiiipmptiiehl and sup.- ' Undur a Mumorandindum of united Stateses blamed1 Osama Bin parea r e “ en o u g h equipm 'ejhl ai •icans remain truly unde- el III IILnll e for plies th a t are. adcciluquatc to sup. p, U n d erstan d in g signedI b(between Laden, thele Saudi fugitive suppjpplics to lait a long time I , polls show, although that port th eir needs, ‘ 2 h ililiHllllHm the bureau and the base,ise, agem s accused of fin.inandng a terror.net- long-mg-range operadons.”. , . rises :When wh those who are lean-_ ream “It's nice to haveive th a n becausc - j,„ , '56 W 7 2 eo 80 ’88 ’96 ....._win,ncquire.a.buildingjig-to_siasK__. work. - - - -...... - -. ------— • In case a R apid R eaction Tei but not committed-are said, basically it brings gearin Sbuth Florida, one)ne of four Critics at ththe time of the blast were;ere needed overseas, she sa »es " includiided. That has numberr ,!, and toiriales and indeponspendenls ifted base itself. It’s slowowly building up straie^cally locaied FBIJI pro-posi-p co m p lain edd that t FBI response theae suppliesi would be airlift :hers for both campaignss ace ptominoni among undeiindecitJod te in after H urricane Ant\ndrcw ." „ tion sites around thei country.cc titne was toetoo slow. The blast fronrom Homestead to a site g and dicing poll results to3 voters mis year. Here arere stselected ■■I leam more mi aboul just who’s leftI. rosulls irom a rec6nt suno]jn/oy of V to get.I. ■ undecided voters. ey’re likely to find people T hey’i *1 Mon like TTracey ra Jones, a 33-year old 9% ...... — ’— • cosmctiletics salesw om an. S h e ’s «•«■ Women------register!tered Democrat but willing to give/e BushI a chance, “ I’mm jgoing to vote,” Jones saidtl Hlah school or loss ^ ■ ■ 1 6 0 % as shele ssh uttles am ong custom ers ' in a D.C.D.C store. “I just have a lot)t Some collego or m o fo ^ ^ • hom ew ork to do." 4014. S. .. m ore he Survcrveys show the undecidcdsI* Livo in laige city or suburbbufb — a re disproportionately d is femaleu ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i mB% ______-polit ically-indcpendent,. ------::------— an ti-p o JP Live in smairciiy/iowTijrj w ith a higiiI school education or less., Some St polls show ihey’re ^ ^ i-likcly-to.btt-young.-though.lh . PBpiiMtrano j a re ccent e survey found them o ld e*r. r, Nearly two-thirds are• e . • Domocrais iy - - fromI small sr towns or rural areas, M anly y are i from working-classss Independents______fam ilieilies. They have moderateIC ■ ■ ■ ■ 4 3 % V views/s con the issues and general- Nolo Ttw poi Of t.MO rc7««'«u« [} anti Bush. unAKKM voitfS ll has a msigino(Wnc(Wnol,ttn»w*i ' . in," sasaid GOP pollster Linda ..:r,v*a«5 • Divallall. “They’re truly up foro r • SeivetrNtMn^ElMlwSMk AP 5si” Cenit'. Ptrm daiMKh C«nwitei lolorlti« And the uncertainty in thi^■ I!' P0cpi« and in« P/MS ' '■ • rV rnrP.mttPnfU Wl»ll hevond th e uniundecidcds to an even largeif ^ about evenly betweer;ecn Gore and : of voters who have picked_ i Bush ^vhen they doJ weiglivn in. Bul i ! canditld id ate h ut aren ’t solidly com Gort! has the edgedge among f'v mittetited- One in four registerei® women, lowcr-income>me an d lower* - - voterscrs said there was a chanct ' educated voters, grou•roups that are th e y might switch , befon'‘‘® prominent among} ththe undecid- et In height, a rarity E leiction c ti Day. according to j : edge among Ulf of Mexico Sunday at Fort Walti/alton Beach, Fla. th e waves vreiwere running more^han 10 feet I ^ ed. Bush has the ec Surfer Brody Walker can't*r t stay up on a wave In the Gulf re c eent n survey by the Pev others in the group:Lip: small town , for the normaliy calm Quif,iilf, due to Hurricane Gordon. . Rescaiiearch Cenier for ihe PeoplP and rural voters. ^ « andI ththe Press. . The Gore cumpaipaign lumps hat includes people liki - - together truly undecdecided voters finy-Smith, a'29-ycar.old corj"* -wilh sofrBush supFupporiers and — cane GoDrdonspi)urs Floinda-floo uction worker from Orlandt ’ sees a “persuadablelie ’voting bloc" Hurric I. of about IS pcrcentent of thc elec- ipreads water r^rvoir)ir for meiropoliian blew ashore□re about 9 p.m. EDT. -.p -P tropical storm as il spi ‘I’m not really undecidetl, bibut torate. Los Angeles TImfls rainfall into Georgia anmd the areas from Miailiami to West Palm * " " The systistem spun off at least rt i! spurred talk of I canun he swayed." said Smith,h, a Gore strategistst 1Tad Devine Carolinas before pushingB inorth- Beach, have s mocrai who describes himse g signs for thc MIAMI - Hurricantune Gordon one tomadiatio as it passed by the C ing the dry season, Demo self sees encouraging si east inlo the Atlantic Ocecean. A .acioning durin{ f o r “Al G o r e - a s of now .” is group. Many downsized into a tropiopical storm length of' thcth peninsula and gen- ei in D ecem ber. Democrats in this g tropical storm watch is postedp which begins in ‘I’m waiting on the debates, have favorable impressionsimp of ' as it made landfallall Sunday erated.a Morm9i .surge predicted tr sidents of iwo we.si ' *'? along the East Coast nonirlhward Seaside residi said. Gore, already' supportf a evening in north FloridTida.butnol , to reach 99 feetf in some low-lying al counties were told totc C ape H aticras, N.C. coast Florida ca -ikewise, 23-year-old MollJlly ____Democrat for Consrt:igress and u:nd___ ------beforeJashinpjnuch.ofI of the state areas.____ r homes. Voluntary jiistTribw it’s'going lo“"— G ordon is th e f ir s t sto:torm of— ^to leave their h n o n , a te’c h n ic a rw fitc r'fro■om i to lean Gore’s,wa;w ay •on m a jo r ; with heavy rains andd' kickingk up “You jiis rike the evacuations verewcr advised in sev- J:;®"” aess,” said Richard thc tt tropical season to strii ntroville, Va., says she’s leai issues, h e says. ; a storm surge that floolooded parts be a me: da Gov. eral other area■eas around Tampa, . y®"" manager of the 10-room Uniled U States, and Florida [■ toward Bush but farfroi•om - - “This segment of the popula- (if th e s ta te ’s w est coasi)o st...... Tindall, ma irpencv Bay, and seve:veral emergency ^ 5 Motel on Cedar Key. Jcb-Bush-ouiered_emerj J------tion-is-Tvery-avail/ailabltiLlo Al , ■ "R esidents arid touio'urlscs fled Gulfside N ;torm is sh elters w ereI opened. oi . have about 5 feet of teams tt on alert. “This stc tier Gore,” Devine said,id. inland by the thouousands as “We’ll ha entire On the otherer side of the state, “I‘I JustJ have an overall bettt every room . I’ll lose all going g to impact the c ally Republicans seeee 'opportunity dordon churned thtthe GuTr of water in cv ters in at Cape Cunavlaveral, officials at feclin•ling aboul Bush, b ut it’s real iors, all th e furn itu re.” state,” si he told reporte ton, as well in those who have y e t to . Mexico on a path thaihat took the my interior . the Kennedytly Spaco Cenier notit thatl strong,” said Lorto: 11 said he considered Tallahassee. T .vilh m a k e u p t h e i r: mminds. GOP system ashore over CetCedar Key. a' Tindall jhasized made plans toto movei the shuttle wholo doesn’tt identify h erself wii the furniture out of the While forecasters emph y pariy. ' i ’m going to vote, bbut strategists say Buslilusli’s challenge tiny resort island abou)out 80 miles hauling tht oes and Discovery from)m the launch pad if any p ro o m s, bbut u suddenly, “It was the tl dangers of tornadoe s probably going to com c dovown is to excite the undendecided voters north of Tampa. flooding, soulh Floridaa water the storm veeie e rs in th a t dirt;c- it s pi had dropped raining ;ootoo heavy. I’m going fl a last-minute decision.” , who tuned out afteraft growing Sustained winds ha( managers welcomed thehe rain. tion. The shuttlittlc is poised for an lo a li le minimum tolockituit up a nd leave,’’Tie said. n Independents, who make• upi weary of partisanshiiiship during thc below 74 mph, the i Low reserves in Lake Oct. 5 missionn toi th e internation- Inc ricane, when Althouglugh weakened, Gordon L ore than 40 percent of tlthe Clinton years. threshold of a hbrrice Okeechobee, the mainn fresh al space stotionion. m o rt the center of the ragi•agged storm is expectected to live on Monday as C politiciaan Tran:isit users {go withoiUt bus ser;rvice rges gay ] Bus Taxis are “not eveneve an option" dischari Represeniatives of the B Army I LOS ANGELILLES (AP) ~ N eariy R t roup for Shepherd I’util,til, a S5-year-old continue to serve two daysd a half a millionn ipeople faced the Rideiders Union, an advocacy gro Calif. (AP) - Johnson,1, who.\ argued the mili- c sers, paraplegic who haslas toi ct)ver eiglit LOS ALAMTTOS. Ca month in the reserves. work week without for)r publicj transportation use unday recom- tary*s case,se. n s ta rt o f th c wo as of • city blocks to gett to U)s Angeles Army officials on Sum The Arm y could have alallowed their usual busJS ort train service as saidlid they liadTuctriVed dtjzens mended an honorableble discharge May’s1 attorneya Christopher alls from people It oking5 ffo r City C ollege. “ A\ tataxi would be d the investigadon was a • May^ to remain in the re:•eserves striking publiclie transit drivers in calli lie said. for Reserve Lt. Stevieve May, an Wolf said t __undct.aJ)efehseJieparmie, County w alked pick- striktrike informalion and wondidcr- too expensive," he s ra'lawmBkei— ^personal-at lenLHfc- JiosAngeles-CO! o p e n ly g a y ,A'riifotra~! vision by declaring doilOing so Ql lines for a secsecondTiay. mP J violated its integrity.r. May’sN record is unblem- v ■who the Army said v would be for the good of ththe mill- No new comontract talks were outut busI service. ell” policy by iShed andid he has been rated an v •“don’t ask, don’t te ll” I colonels scheduled Sununday between the Low-income Lc residents who n sexuality, dur- exceptionatnal officer. tary. J Wolf said. Thc three ci ”i!cknowledfyng his sex hearing the case at the mmilitary Metropolitanan Transportation onn thei buses may be forced Lun(ich , ate. M ay saidaid h e still considers lum- f fo r • :ingalegislarive debate base souUi of Loj Angeleses where Authority andid the unions repre- foreorcgo necessities to pay I [ disclose why self a memsmber of the reserves. t Officials wouldn’t di May’s reserve unil is basedjdrcject- senting its drivers,dri clerks and alie:liernative transportation, th irmv colonels still „ in,” he said Sunday. I apeci:ials ------mecharrics;------recoinmeniiotl an honloiiur.ible dis- “I’ll contiiitinue to serve umll ihti t process is exhausted,” The board’s decisionn show s = 1 Wffkn/Scpi. II ch*ir'!< jH t.r ihi! Arm.rij’v had pur- appealspn — I'that-the-politq'-doesjioi-)t-wack,’J___ “ tonorHblB, - I'hc'tiisciscliarge.recpmmendation------said Stacey Sobel, legal directord - M o n tiu Honorable dis- wiU b-: revreviewed'by an appointing : Surgery?, j!«r'jra; .:^cha-ge. Hoi of the Scrvicemembersrs Ltigal Ear Tube 5 C hicken ‘ ]l for soldiers authority,7, typically an Army gen- i chargi.s are typical f Defense Network, a nonon-profit . 1 ;‘...... ^ 6 ''' the military eral, ind am then be sent to 1 M a rs a lla ...... forced to leave thi organization that helps mn ilitary rieniatioTi. Departmein en t of Defense personnel i TryIDAH(lO's Only ' btcause of sexual oriei members facing distisch arg e thc position authorineties,'officials said. Until i - Twc.sclt.sd ay - “We presented th because of their sexual o as justified in that revieview is completed, likely ! Oricnial Pepper ■ that we thought was V lion. EATMENT . _,=tluJi-.caii4C^aid_NI Maj. Mark -within threeth months, May will ' LASER TRE Steak...... ^5*'^ Inste;eati; - W c tlnit-.sclay t’.si -r , - • OrphanQcd whale5 might live in captiv Chicken Malibu / No General Aminesthesia S a n d w ic h ...... rinarians have scheduled . sperm whales. “It’s a case cer- B | B H ■Knight Rldder News SeiServico V eterin to watch - T H u r.stl.r.stluy - an M RI,I to t confirm their suspi- tain everyone is going tt closely, bw ause it is s u ^1 a / No Long Term'n Tubes . . - T urkey AvikmJ o ID, Fla. - An cions; Thtrhough a ruptured air sac ' s t o c k i s l a n d . Dubbed Summer bec;;cau se of sperm whale isn’t life-te-threatening in Captivity, C rins>;mt...... •orphan pygmy spt her discovery on the solsiilstice. thc / Safe and Uffectictive -found stranded lastISI May in th e th e in jujury i makes deep diving ible. Pygmy sperm whales small black whale has bebeen k«pt - Friclt•id a y - Florida Keys has beat)caten the odds impossibl a protect- ilive and is like- c a tc h sqsquid and jellyfish at for the past 14 weeks in a / Short Recovery■ry ■ C h ic k e n by simply stajingalivi _ ed cove at the City E le c tric ...... first of its kind----- deptlisof.of,800-plus f6et...... '______^ ...... I Tcnder.>v...... ------ly to become-Ihe firs System'picr bn Slockk Isla n d .— ------1 v in captivity. If-marinc an biologists rule ihat Perform ed'in tlietl Ddctot.’s Office . • _ __ to live permanenUy ii; sr isn*tfirfqrfrccdom,-the—— ^Droves-of-vQluntcers-Maave_kept ______Marine mammalal ttixperts will ' Summer i ------and“l'aKes-0nl)ily-A-Few-Minutes— would .swim in a class of her vipl sinct: that fateful; ni^jght; tend- decide'w ithin the ne>next few weeks whale wo 'he 11-month-tild would-be ing to chores as tedious. asa; remov- .whether Summer,-, a ^05-pound, own. The lly rehabilitated pygmy ing seaweed from Suiu m m er’s ^ • f o o t fem ale whiililale dis,-:overed the only I whale in captivity any- ocean pen. CALL (20818)734-4555 •00 a Key West beac!;ach, is eligible sperm w "Although the progncnosis was . . fo r release intd.iht:-\YiI. wiiit. - ...... w here,, aian odds-defying feat that e marine mammal rescue -— poor bccause of the whthale’s age - - FOR AN APFJPPINTMENT-— C reek:[c-side. _ ____^_jJuuthe.yQuiigsterter:alreiidy has ■ has thc i — =-andnnitial health-pn>roblem s,— ------—— : “ 7“— ^ Stcnkh'Cii'SE ' two strikes agiiinstist her. making comiiiumiinilyl)uz2ing. 5 pretty remarkable that Summer has stayed afl

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------^M a g i c V ALLEYAVQRt.a ] LB— ------Peru’s} preside;pnt:.ril Sttep dowi UN 2agency: SStaff merm ber killiled n a '' developer, SmlthKlimUine Beecham, •Th« DtllM Morning N«wi»W1 His iron-3n-fisted approach to H G E N EV A - iA U.N. refugee ,- agency employe*yce was killed in a had hoped when itt bebegan d e ^ - fighting tr:traffickers and .rebels I World In brief tng the latest studieidies a decade PANAM A CITY -• TlThousands within Peru!ru allowed Washington . Fuflm ori^ raid in the Westest African country a second was miss- „ . — ago. Further testinging w ill almost of Peruvians danceic e d in th e to claim viciory vi( on at least one • a of G uinea and a : inday, but failed to rescue an ing. the organizaiiation said Sunday. iny certainly be required*ed forI the-drug streets Sunday after;r IPresident crucial frorrom in the drug n ar as and 4 H their 19 foreign and Philippin followed by nearly •tl® tb be. approved, assiassuming that Alberip Fujimori'decdeclared he thc Clintinton administration ‘ i Tne attack foi stages, who were all reporte le slaying of th ree the company keeps'ps working on „ - vt-ould step down fromm power,p b ut sought andmd w’on congressional | _ two weeks the : be alive, including a Peru K U.N. HiBh Corlommissioner for ° iheproduct. the announcement; as a p p e a rs to approval thisth: year for S1.3 billion nerican.' • Refugees stafff nmembers in West Amer ; have posed more questlestions than in counteiter-narcoiics aid* to - Peru's Preskfent “All the hostages, based 0 Timor. • ' answers about thee ffuture of* Colombia.h1. M ost of that aid, in the Alberto Fujimori . ports, are alive,'’ Gen. Angel,°i" Palestinian negotli'otlator The agency sasaid the latest vie- ‘ Peru’s precarious demo A senior Saturday th at .he woul'c)ul'd call new re g io n jf of Colombia abutting and said h(» wlirnibt run. released pendiniing notification of His years a s P eru's leader. mday at a military base' ,i Palestinian negotiateiator has back- presidential elcctioilions in the Peru, relatives, w as5 slainsi at his home imboanga on M indanao IslandI r _____tra c k e d -o n -a jn a jo r. ' wake of a bribery scantan d a l involv-— =— The new!W iconst] tuiional. crisis-in___~ 190lfcShaky democracy eet-i ______by_unkno.wn_jt_gunmenJn_theJ __ __ made during the U.SU.Si-brpkered ' ing Ilis closest aide.!. The1 presi* Peru addsds a n o th e r e le m e n t of, after 12 years of mllltaiy rulejl0^ so u th e a ste rn town to of Macenta, ^ BW herpes vaccine Camp David talks,s, anda says his dent, inaugurated toI a ithird term instabilityty to an Andean region weak economy and rebellionon'by bordersr \with Liberia. - N6W on side Is no longer willirrilling lo discuss only six w eek s agoI following fo a ' already fraughtfr with seriou's leftist Shining Path were leadading The staff memember- had contact- vjoto rkI s-b u t only’for women ed the UNHCFCR offices in the ceding some WestI BankBa territory controversial electionon last May,. ' problems,JS, said Diego Garcia- problems > TORONTO - Researchers ha\ )ital, Conakry, on I*- r'oIsrael. , said he would not be! a icandidate. Sayan, a Peruvian P< political ana- 1990: Fujimori elected presicaidant G u in e a n c a p iti ade ihe first vaccine ihai ,.i Sunday njorninling to report that 'o,''• Ahmed Qureia, speakerspc of the .. . ' Hq did not give a tim':im etable for lyst. ets against genital herpes. Bi 1992: He dissolves CoogresiMS, a rm e d a tta c;kcrs k c had burned Palestinian Legislatiilative Council, ‘ the elections or proviiovide details In additdition to the war in lere is a major catch: It worl begins censorship, cradw “OW”d< Macenta’s militiilitary garrison two he^ rejected Israel’s> dedemand that ' about his own plansIS fifor leaving Colombia,ia, hc noted, there is a Uy in women and only if thc on rebels, captures their leat the agency said in a ^ mosi Jewish settlerslers be allowed ■ ...... th e presidencj-...... politically ly tenuous situation in hours earlier, th< ive never had cold M res. ... leased at its head- ‘ •i-v ' remain in thee WestV Banki • With Fujimori leaving lei the Ecuador,, wherewl ihere was a coiip' 1995; Reeleded: b ^ins~ '■■ ■ statement relej The finding^ rc[wried Sunda s after quarters in Gene under Israeli sovereigreignty, concen- _ political scene afterr 1 10 years in earlier thishis year, and an unpre* repressive pursuit ot rebels e ■e a surprise. Until now, no va tbier 1996 hostage-taMng fafalls a r P i IJu trated in large bloc^locs of settle- ' ’ power, the U nited StaiStates loses a diciable. Cuba-friendlyCi president. n e has ever been shown to woi ‘fforts to con- Hugo Cha\iavez. in control of the w.r men'- ' staunch aUy in its effo 2000: Elected to third tennI aam id Philippine tro

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M a s5I€ A ^ALL.E-YA5W e s t . =BSSS=SSSB=8BS^^^^S lid ban soi3me O rei^GQN^S:M L t ^TMFASA kB] C «^otes coul nimal trajIps Some statIte residentss say the inititiative systeijm has goneeawry dndsofai •' POFORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Foi‘or similar measur. Thislis 3year it may SALEM, Ore. |(A P ) - r ~ m ^ m raises to perforinainance, not seniori- mostst 0 of his life. Jack W oods ha:las be closer. Politicalll aanalyst Jim Oregonians have voted on ty. A third mamandates voter tnippe?ped animals for a living. Thi■he M oore said it will brea!ireak dow n to a initiative measures thanian residents .approval for'mo:nost increases in 73-yeo^eor-old brings home bobcai:at, vote between ruralral and urban • of any Olher stale - a lejlegacy of an taxes and fees.>. /Another would coyott'O te , fox and raccoon peltsIts, Oregon. Rural votersters, however, individualism dating to the days prohibit the Leg..eg islatu re fro m wWch1^ his wife sews into fashioron- are becoming a smalmailer part of of the Oregon Trail. • restricting the inidnidative process. ablee h ats a n d purses for. sale at a the state’s electorate.Ite. And urban But the state’s initiatiiative system In a recent ediipr, body-gripping tra pps s -• including ______and.writinabaUot-meaa•asures.------^ — ----- written-o{ua.chaUlalkboMdi^^Excti-____ and-s:ilsays—nobody.buLaarappupcr_L_sieclUawedjraps,.a 5. n e c k sn a re s______T h a t m an is Bill SizeSizemore, an tive. Legislative. SSizemore." " knowsDws thc kind of freedom yo,-ou a n d C onibear tra pps s -• for recre- anti-tax crusader whoho made an ■ The man wwho trounced feelll vwhen you get out on ththe ation or profit. AlliJl s a rc u sed to ' unsuccessful run for' gcgovernor in . Sizemore in the• 1998U gubem atori- • mountuniains.” capture wildlife andand predators, 1998 and now operat<'ates a mea- . - .DeD em o crat J o h n WottVoods is-am ong 807 licenscsed Mouse and rat trapsips :a re exem pt. sure*pushing machinhine that is . K itz h a b e r is campaigning trappeppers w ho captured 24,190 anani- - Trapping to protect*ct people and funded in large partn bby a small against his measuisures, saying they malsils 1 this y e a r in O regon. M anany property would, bete a: allow ed; b ut group of wealthy RRe e p u b lic a n w ould fo rce stearic. They say.s< Colorado and Mas: ------iixpIbiting-Oreson’s iniiinitiatiye ^s- - ihe*1980s... . thB e traps tr are inhiunane and indiidis- slates that have appnpproved similar Sizemore hasas succeeded as a crimiiiminate, often severely injuritring initiatives since 1994,994. A numl»r' ive administra- • a greater voice:e iin govern- ' promoter aridi wv rite r 6 f'b"aIIof HildliIdlife and'pcfs:------ofiDther states have ment - to financiallyy e:enrich him-— — measures'largcrgely because of • AtiAt heart,- the measure revealsIls a dve or legislative bbans ait a g i^ t the I countries and ' self a n d to h elp'hisi backersbe use Oregonians’ fondindness for their ini- dcepy legKoId traps, limiting the size of government,go potential govemcm or or as som eone intercterests. - the pain caused by le ie r left hand got a nd protecting the vote'Oters’ right to ' who should hold'lid office.” Portland "0:"Oregon’s not breaking aian y Three years ago, h er 1 [bear trap near ey think the p o llster Tirti HHibbitts it said. “But new•w |ground \vith this initiativeve,” xaught in a ConibeJ pass laws when they de Scappoose. Legislature isn’t doing i they do viewtr himh as a useful saidid ' W ayne ParceUe, senior vivice' h e r h om e o u ts id e n e ig h b o rs, sh'e (“The single largestest threat to ' , agent to poke amand prod at govern- presitesident of the Humane Socieziety W ith help from nei her hand out of freedom in this cour>untry is the tfiMi m ent and to helflelp rein in th e size of thithe United States. “There is a was able to slip her -tlie— rthe-ttrapf-But-she-sul)-suffered-nerve ------everexpanding-sizeeandcosrof— a •Ul, of government;”'r;” ------w orldsrldmdi^movement-egaihst-ti niuder BIII Sizemore pbhden a11980 19: photpgra'plTof himself witl they 'damage that causedised her severe .. ' government,” he said. “He’s a politilitical ideologue use;e cof these traps because th 9V. Vic Atlyah lu t week In his Ciacl:i8ckamas «>fftce. For a man who faiiedlowinfail 0 W w ho’s fo u n d a iniche, a way to violaPlate the basic standards’s’ of pain for weeks. trie most tngnt- '0 years ago, . politica] d(debate for the past few ^imit Hi public employee unions'ur make a iivmg,"," ssaid Tim Nesbitt, humsim ane treatm ent ot am m ais." "It was one 01 tne political office two y xperiences I've Sizem ore wields a lot)t of0 clout. K s months, alability to'raise political money.m president of ththe Oregon AFL- . TwTwenty 20 years ago, Oreg'!gon ening, painful expe eda ever had," she said.id. ballot measures haveve dominated - One of)f thei measures would AAnother would tie teachefier pay CIO. voter)ters overwhelmingly rejectee

- F o r tMnREGCO R D i^ ipervised probation; •• cunis PuUin, 15.3543 C High nocent; public defender appointnicd; ■ ed; 12 months’ unsuper\ The TImes-NflWs______Melvin EdwaIwvds. . Child supportirt cases ' ' . one monih supervisedd oat t the1 discretion ot I0nc8a.34,1122 WMf»ington T>Twin falls; count 1, pefii theft; < 00 bond. ------Gabriel Ol OON., proboiionotticer,120M ay driver’s license . Twin Falls; driving under the petit p< iheft; count 3. petit theft,I 330 otiomeys’ tecs ond innocnocent; public defender appointnted; Mogistraie Judge Kevin 1 Rene Gomez C mierrc*, iem 26, P.O. Box County included: of the juvenUe detention ccnter.r ■ costs. SSMIBObond. State of Idaho,), aChild Sup'pon Ser>ices Dorothy Dqi Lynn NUIU. 40, 1095 Uavino v 421, Hagerman; stalking;king; pleaded guUty; Melvin EdwaIwards. . g con- fines and costs w aived;:red; 365 day* in iaU. ’ DeanDan!els,4^2e06A.South C v$.HoUyLynnSalifiolinos. Seeking 51,769.14 Avc..ve.. Twin FaUs; petit theft; hearing < Misdemeanor sent-, no plea enie N.. Buhl; driving withouttpnvilege;pltad; pri isrdays’dr the sum of 5550 by way of pastIt cdue rent Smith, Seeking; 528952 monthly support, 510.0110.000 bond. Cassidy. 25, lltch fnrk Road. ■ cd guilty; S78.S0 cqun.co!.cosiy two days’ 24 ffio rl^ ’ t plus interest; for damages andid reloied plus 42 percent of medical expenses nol Isaac W ade W entworth. 21. MoUotel 3. Brock M. Heath, 25, SSItonh^— CTVCTcWJIOJIU', r^ p im iije iiic'dical------n?!nwin FaUs; possc^ u n of arMgjKirapap h er------KirigUilirsJRVinjrwllJ■wiiJtotinmvii?B55T pended; Mogisifttte Judge Ju Melvin______Bonit iU>Lon33F2*74=E=ill3(tifc?===i! 0 *iim nf $5.000 for unlaw ful d “ action, pffiaactual costs of 5107;)7; for rea- c o sts.b ta te ot TJaJi^ChllVsiippbri idi ...... 1 pay 563.50 coiui costs. ' ed, 578.50 coun costs;tsS S2 25 public defend- it theft; amended 10 willful con- O' Cecil Grover Hinton. iwood cr fee; 180 doys in joil,lil, 1:178 suspended; 12 Joey Albert Cabrcl. 30. ;pleadedguUty; 5200 fine, su*- fsonable attorney’s fees; forr costs< of S ervices vs. Cec Deanna U Taber. 29. 772 Grcvnw other and- Seeking5545 monlomhly suppon. p,lus 66 . Qfjvi •r thc • months’ unsupervisedised probation; one . . '. WendeU; frequenting a p 563.50 cmin coRS 90 days’ ptD- * ifincurred herein: and for such ot rive. Twin Falls; driving under eem s just percent ot mcdicalcal cxpcases not covcrcd jnOuc pend- month probation superjpervised at the dis- controlled substance is u Maglsiraie Judge Charles ^funher reUef as ihe court dee ifluence; pleaded guilty; sentence p< guilty; SG3.50 coun costs; and proper. by insurance; prosiiT)\ide medical insurance: cretion ot probationI offiofficer 16(klay dri- - 1? mnnti — Jruce..Sternkc.jaJila8ic-tc Valfev 5363 otiomeys' 'fefei e s and cosis.S to ic ot * i^,ierpmv T. Uirvin. 20. 621 Grantt Ave..A vcr's license suspensionision at end^ot exist- ■ss ■ppoh Semce* s-sTJumes ------ing~ohc;-Miigistrotc-J Magistrote Judge Melvin B Regional Medical Center. Seekiiking judg- Idolw, CKia Suppo win Falls; petit theft; pleaded innoc 1 Drive, Twin Falls; misrepre- ^ 1. Seeking 5142 monthly pubjj, ds. O ^ d y , Brandon Barker, 27.2SS I of oge; pleaded guilty; 5300 "ment against the defendontn t for oil Charies Carlson. S ublic defender denied; 51.500 bonds leys’fees and costs. JuanA,Hiddgo.27,327,351 Third Ave. E.. No. 62, Twin Falls; driviS'.'S'.S I 5150 suspended; S6330 court A counts: damages, both spedalla a n d gen- care;S330nttomey! ' influence; pleaded guilty; eral. in favor of Plaintiff in anin omount GOODING - Recem activitjity in Wendell; driving undejnder thc influence klagistrotc Judpe Chorles G( lO purchose, inv^d days' jail lime, suspend^: 10 b« proven ot trial; reasonablable attor- Sthth District Court in Good:id in c (excessive); foilure i5 p g and pro- driver's license; possessssession of open con- ving privileges su$pcnde oci 563.50 coutourt costs; Ma^straie Judge 1 Iked by his K enneth E., ClCrandoll vs. Helen 1. .Michlicliigan St., {^Kiing. batter>': pie; Jacob Richard Jorgo therapist when he was left aloilo n e fo ra CnmdaU. 1 Sept. Marlin H. Knowllowlton. 28. 2210 "f'iJ ' MdmEdw.dwords. J innockeIj pleaded guilty; 511 firfine, 563.50 court with WOO suspended; 578.: u d e d guilty; 578.50 coun costs; ^Mr. Sicrnke was transporte"tc'S'tTs^: kve.. Gooding; driving under ih c; influ-ii ciKis; no dog license;e; di;dismivsed by prosc- 180 days' jail dme. withi,l,170d.,s’.u,. Luke’s Medical Center in Boi« 'nco; sentencing Sept. 28; Miigivtistruie cutor; .Magistratee JudgeJ< Kevin P- s' jail lim e; 180 days' driving [ ’iM - 'T t e ArraignmentsIrts- » c e pended; 180 days’ dri\ingm g privileges sus- orivilcccss suspended;»i Magistrate Judge he > passed awoy on Oct. 6, 19 ludge Kevin P.Cissid.v. Cas.sidy. ry Irial for ,J u a n Wos. 17.57. 259 Pheasant Rd., So. Brock Henr^ TvTdy.:dy. 20,I 709 13lh Avc. pended; 24 months’ I"?'’"'*”"’ KlictoclBo.Redman.- . * Plaintiff is demanding a jury Magistrate Judge Charles I Ihe wrongful deoth ofhis fotherier. 83, Twm FoUj ; disturbingdm ihe peace, con- Can N.. Buhl; pmlMiiion violotiunviola tor unlawful 1 J. Clark, 17. 853 Coprl Drive, « s)hol by a minor, pleaded >entencings Christopher Michael i Robert Jeff Hanchey vs. JasonJ T. sumption of alcohc 400 E iumiing with anifidalial liliglit; admits viola- Us; petit theft; pleaded guilty; c defender denied. Robin K< Ds-t; Briggs. 38. 2332 S. 140 ______Jackson. Twin FalU; driviriving under the SiS0fine-5< Ringenberg and Boot Scooters.1^. Seeking innoccnt; public dc 1; release from proba- ;; 563.50 court costs; 60 days’ jaU | Lucas Diot. 28. 217 7ih s’o. No. C.< Gooding; driving under th ce influ-i '■‘’'’i influence; pleudCdTJUllrj " judgjiiciir-agsinst*thc~defendarlani-tor-all ------i_£st«ilb.crio Li« me: .Magisinite ludce ip S B c lT a m m K i T S ia T O ------) ifil; l«ttery-3om esnc vitv rnce; ence Sl.OOaTTnl-rSOdOTiispcnilKlrS: with S200 suspendtrd; S7B. tc Judge H dvin Edwards, *counts: damages, both sp e dII a l: and gen. . Ave. Soulh. Buhl; ispend- Kcv iri P. Cassidy. ah amount Icnec; pleadedinnocent; inn public defender :oun cour costs; 180 di\v'» in jail. 1*8 susp 180 days' jail lime, with• Hector.r N Maldonado. J r . 17. 29S0 N. ney’s fees; costs of prosecuting[IB and pre- ’ T eresa Leana t ease; and SouA. 600 West.tl. COakle>': driving vsithout * y ^ Magisirote Judge Oiurles I :tible; 180 days’ jail time, sus- >senting the evidence of this c r uncollcciib suili uihcr'uiid fuiilivi ieltcfn oper. The stance, po^onion of dnig pnniphem;ilia: ___ J F.den; driving under tl ; 24 months' probation; Court * deems jusi and prop lie Judge ChOiln BunntQQi. — d«fM«f««r-44»aving-Boot-: (under 21); pleaded guiltj,my;s'i.oooT„'S “ST j ^ started his vehicle and prociKcedcd to up^ini^; ' Jesus Benilei. 29, 460 Second : Ik and ovcr ’ Chorles Dou^jjgTos Steele. 36. 612 llih with 5750 sus|>cnded; S78.578, j O court CMts j^vc. N. No.No, 2, Twin Falls; assault or bat- accelerate ' across the ^idewalk ■ik-SB iu .|» r,d |;* , „ „ the curb, directly towards thcIC plainiitf. Ave. North. Buhluhl; assault and battery, IBO days’ driving privile« nn ccriain personnel; pleaded ] ossession of a controlled 10 monihs' jirobntion; Masiilnuc,Ma Jud«o B„ll,„$l.qc The defendant crashed into1 thell plain- • two counts, poss, 1,000 Tme; 56350 coun costs; 365 0 propelled sutatat.cc.po.sejsevion of dnig parapher- s Injury^liinc“ tiff, causing the plaintiff to be [ &$ports Melviri Edwards. 1 time; Magistrate Judge Charles i entered; private counsel Cory Jay Mtmre. 20.IS, »06{ «o'domeS' rvinc Honor l(> disturbing ihe peace;ce; pleaded| guilty; Williomom Woods, 16, 4134 Creekview Boot Scooters' conduct in servi pleaded inmiCeni, public , J 563.50 coun costs 60 days’duyi jailiim e. SUV Drive. Twir to the defendant who was Sle( l y ‘md ‘‘C • Industrial Sekbililalion • Woand Careire KekbilitatmI win Falls; count 1, disturbing thc i d m ^ T h e defender appoint! ponded; 10 monihsths’ probation; peacc; countcou 2, disturbing the peace; obviously intoxicated at the I :ira.4b'832 12[hSl;iltery^onilomcsticviotcncerjiic^nra------•■Carpal-Tunnel-lesting— Ben U roy Dye. 76.I. 2J2J08 E. 4360 N., defenderer appointed; preirial Oct. 3; Filer; d<)mestic violence;,ce; pleaded guilty; ^ j^ a je dJ toto parents in lieu of .detention 563.50 coun er«ts;W-day;days jiiil time, sus- ucatm ent.i-nt. I B aa^^n».iggigaaIf II Serving the Magicic Valley for over 17 Years. p e n d ed ; 12 m onthsths- probation; ^u,chelIlell Davis, 15.741 Lawrcnce Ave., Magistmte Jiidgc MichaclhaclUedtnan. TwinFalls;lUs; 0 )unt 1, disnirbing the peace; g Dnnicl I’alafo* Mar«ii..r.iue^o, 35, P.p. 2,, disturbing di ihe peacc; coun^ 3. ^ ; - - Box 582, Jackpot. Nev^4 drdnsing under Ihe assault: countcoi 4, assault; count.5. aggra-., • influence; plcnded guiltluiit^; 51.000 (inc. - voted assaitsault; count 6. ipididoiis'injury to r^^^wtSSaglMail^ey,com, with S400 suspentled; 57i578.50 coun cosis; ' p,„ p „,,yty; .public defender appointed;. Log on to..; •._i___^_liJO.ilayt'_JaiLumc^wilhlhJ7S.duysL5usj------protrialOcOct. 3; relooMd to porciusin lieu------pended; 180 days’ drivinjvinKpnvilcgessu.s- ofrictcniioItion agreement. pended; 24 month’ith’s probation; ^unisis PPullin, 15. 3543 C Highway 93, Mugisjnite Judge Chorlesirlesllnimbach. TwinFalls;aUs; count 1, grand ihcft; count 2, grand thefihcfi;count3. grand ihc(i,'coiinr4, ...... :Cityof TwinFalls( • ’ grand Ihefheft; public defender appointed; -Click on... ,Ocu.i;in-custody-of ibe-juventlc— ------^ — CustuVc-Ccnrad'Bubljubbr«r254-Loi?;------oncenier. Twin Falls; dnving wiihwiihout privileges; ' ‘ I— pleoded guihy; 578.50) counCO casu. uncal- DowUrtfcP.r; ltaHM,P.T. Roirilti|rfyadrtt,Rt-— — lectible; 160 days'jailI tintime, with 63 days’ aao a iso a suspended; 180 days’’ ddriving r privileges k ir-t, HIHiWH aie Judge Charles N EI C 'd h S p w Ft h Drumbach. /nuiternet Search Engine Joshua Thompson., 20. 451 Sixth Ave. QUIUICKBOOKS'^? E., Twin Falls; posjcssic!SSion of controlled _ ' substnncc; pleaded guililuiliy; 563.50 court I . CalLall Lisa at 737-0087 ■ rotating balanner and visit■ conline... ■ | v, cosit; 90 days’ JdU lime,Ime. suspended!; 10 TRAINIIWNC, Scrv^SupfOKT ■ months'probation; MuMugistrnte Judge □□□□pnr I * ...... ri------• - / / ■/l ■ ■ ■ ■

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Q t t h e r v/ i l E W S ' _ J 'M - T■mKT iEG.\SLA>T/<\ i o N W 9 U BS s v G t J f V7 / JB ; Nations judgmeimt ^ r v o u a dDP c m e njiN/G? X \j Aryan ^ ^ yC ‘^w .?.josJST 50 .yOV.CAN/— f have yooiR £.0LO U SY I 'e S A C V ?? J j ' O X " ■, rids Idaaho of arn ugly pc ■r^KAY-THeM , ------From Tha Satt Lake Tribuneine______ism. PPresumably r these are amonlo n g th e v I m IT'S A vere reaso>ns n ; why the hate group dcd e c id e d N. irea'represented-a sujtableIe al>ode-t \ i~'M6srr61R'snh”norlHe[hVrn Idaho have” the are ^ o k a v , - F ' ^ ^ .never been happy thatth the Aryan anti a jpotentially fruitful recric r u itin g j \ H Nations and its foun•under, Richard ground.nd. , - . Butler, decided some> y0, M gw / Aftg LlJTCAJt^b i 4 , , million judgment agair■aiiist him an d th e n o rthhern e Idaho residents. Theh e ju r y ’s Aryan Nations. He appipparently figured decisiosion, he opined, representt a victo- most folks in the area;a shs ared his racist ly forr IdI ah o ’s values: “ W e a r e law -abid- Q.tnimPfiK. NonhL-mn If reasons. Even those women'len agreed ;hat part-time work was “thele bbest of all decade a go found th a t theseiSe larp o rw nrk fnrde.”,sa:LsaysXrop[.“B u t_ ------^ h 3 lJ Sofl'ds." “ “ ^ Thte ljmes • women are satiatisned with the balance what makes this surveirvey um que JS th at It ...... <1.^ they were abl(3le to forge betw een work . is a 10-year retrospectlective. W e.are not 1But thc real world still looksoksliketiiis:: ClafK-Walwortti...... Mauelnswlltor MllieSnil' .flireciof and fam ily lifeife ju st talking to similarJar people. W e are MtMost em ployees can’t afford•d to work less - Catalyist, aI rnonprofit research group' talk in g to th e sam e2 pepeople. A nd th ere is thithan full tim e nor do they waniArant to. Those The members ol theehe editorial board and writers ofeof editorials are Stephen Hartgen, that focuses onoi women in business, fc>l- a lo t w e can leam ."" whwho.do work less continue to facefi the imen w ho negodated a pact- mistrust of managers who aare r e worried ' _ Williem Brock., CIJClark Walworth. Steve Crump,I, KiKevin Richert and Dan Fields. lowed 24 wom 7* Most of these wome>men faced resistance mi ...... ■ ■ ■ tim e, flextimeie or job-share assignment,^ ...... w h en they tried to neinegduate a fle a b le 'o r ' ababout commitment and producxluctivityand • • ------usually afterr tth e.birth of a child, reduced work week.k. 1Their ^pervisors avavailability. They also face the resent- ment of co-workers. The surveyly found th at half continue; to were wary. Such arrairrangements were con- ' m« th a tth e ------w ork p art timme while half evenwally sid ered te m p o r ^’, , vehidesve to aid new It is not surprising, then, tha women interview ed by Cataly:lalystmadelf -L e t t e£R S— — retu rn ed to workwi full-time. All are acute-Ite- m others’ transition1 backba to full-time wc th e professional and personalnai work after maternityity leave, n ot a career a ipriority to encourage andifadUtate fat " rhese dairies a re not h e re to1 in-im prove ly aw are o f * part-timepa and flextime arrang*angements for Come to Wendell pulpublic meeting ^ rh«-ln sacrifices eadich course required, but theyley path. s Slate, b ut because lan d is che ave turned. In th is full- ththose under their supervision.ion. jn invitation to the w hor 1 with the results. They werere But the tables have rh ii Ictiur is a n o p c u i )or is chcap, environmental lav omy, flextim e and part- “These women had no role5le tm odels,” ' fommunitvoDycndplU' main som e professional employment econom; litpifliedrendpeople have not-iX i S e d . ^ ~ cometools-forcompa------saseysKropfi-^‘Sothej;4>rc-u^dn(ying.tojerve_ ----- 5 Uiev m om entum b.because al:afMr‘slc^^OW^^vn------time-Jobs havebecoir ' mcoiing on Tuesday to d ? wav they liavc in th e a re a s th n;»^fnrff<-niifnnHrP1ITfitain w omen work- , as role models.” - .1 nL‘\~mddl(r5chofllf m , and it contin- ine from. I low m any of these.di ies satisfaction m ean to ers. Flexibility is on th e rise, anc huld ill 7 p.m. al ihe highi i ^ school audiiori- > owned by local people a n d he nen, says S -- - them?" askss MarciaI Bnimit Kropf, vice;e . . According to a sep£«parate survey of utues to be a priority for women I- - ■ - l i m ; ...... uiy ow ners actually live on the: n employers. Catalystst repr o rt^ flextim e is KKropf. But working m odiersrs areai not thc I c;mnoi begin lo empimphasizc just how ^ presidemfor)r research and infonnation iries? ' prospective employ- oronly em ployees who wouldi va:value flexible impnrinni ihism«eiingilg is to (he future of Ctitalyst, from h er New Yorliork m ore attractive to pn Taxpaying voters have become !y were looking for somethin;ling e e s th a n abovem arkiu k e t pay o r stock scscheduling over pay or benefiilefits. ;3f,e.e„--ol"= ^ — W orking fathers are not immune-toimi the...., Ilf n new middle sciiool.'ol. The currenl con* limply a joFtfueT T hey wantnt options. d declining property values be T h e survey also fotfound that w omen • pullpi of d ieir children’s busyy liilitde lives, (liiioiis (hat oiir cliildrenrcharL-boinsrofced ' d challenging work. They a com m issioners are too w eak ( eir were not using their“ir timi e away from And A there are millions of reasreasons why an 10 learn iinder iireunacclacccplalik-.nnd , w arn to feel1 liUke diey ^ v e value to their athetic to stand up for all con- e w ork to throw in restnisan opportuniiylily for yon as the community activities Do ihe commissioners live will I'es,” says Kropf. “And • Ix1x5 difffclli, Kropf says. »(Jinnuinity to expressw ynuryi views and ry .o rd o The C alaisilyst survey has significant . th e ir children’s lives, le-mile radius of a large dairy, i corporations need to “Our systems, our processei‘ssesand our I'unceriis. as well ;is gair>ain the knowledge limitauonsasas a workplace barometer. th a t is som ething cor ey site these dairies aw ay from aculture has been created assuassuming to m ake an inforincdj dedsionde for our r p av The sampleI i:is small. Catalyst was ablee ioK thirik about.” >mes w here th eir children can i 24 w omen from a survey donlone “W ho do we w antint Ileading our organi- everyone e you work w ith is> in one< place, cluldren. ithout large flies swarming oveover them ? locale only 2. and it is hard to change that.lat. ger have children in 10. zation? These peopleiple are am bassadors ai liven if yuu no longer hich of them have th e educatica S S d “Unfortunately, managers;ers still have U? tiie Wt-nclell school systlystem, I implore you bnov K those ■ And those£ w omen are white, highlyr for dieir company./. AAnd they bring what lowledge to know the reports t lal th ey leam back toD theth company.” ■ .ser facilities, ollars td pay th eir ex p erts to; Sco - i n c e to stop an d controlol tthe num ber of cchoice they have been buyinlying their ------^ t i i cy-ar^ ta lining, (igft (hi‘proptireilu:------^iccomml^sloncn; that thuru is i -to-take-a-6Undenple‘who) hahave to th e confineded animal feeding operation: of life we have takeiiken for p a n te d will be , aarc drastically affected. Am\m 1 upset? ------—llUiiUSJsJitiliiiuntiiii J (h eir------and livestoclx k confined operations with lost forever. You d am .righi I am! W e cancan'l let this iniivirtani.We. asacorcommunity, need to loney to live and pay laxes. TinTheyi in’t . in our countnties and th c dangers they continue to happen lo innoc«noceni fam ilies, is.nkf(.frairkids,wc The If large dairies.thii.that are b uying u p ------^ pull if)gethcr fi>r the sa ay experts for studies; they onlyonl know p resen t to eieach a nd every one of us. Tl please join in and help! (or chcm, E . Jn farm ground for 5,0(5,000 to 7,000-plus cow P all nee and Drive through (hee oioutlying areas Fall•'alls County cilii^eiis, yuu cann m ake a m istakes of : if th e dairym en build i ano th er chance. Once the , T h a t is of course if i LCOs. I’m urging all of youou ito joiti us in south of Filer, or areaseas around Jerome diffHfference al a commissioner’sr’s im eeting never get ar ger of contam ination to ( nchain ' environmenent is gone we jwill n ever get’et it w ithout any danger irying to regulate w hat happlappens to o ur . and Gooding and see•e Iihe problems that alll 99 a.m. T uesday at the O bencl o u r w ater supply! environment. Please writete toi< F.E.P.C., iuilding-on-MbinSlreelT-I-knowi„w-you ------back-Eeopliple-havejnQvedJoJhe.

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^ W 1^ho’s the: favorite IApreReu&o^iNlMSOJtRAIAE — T H W iS T H EiT ' lC K C T .n ndidateithis Weebk? , ■ ■ v MV.X o e .Yo uJ'N'IWEOOULm ^ u.sh is dumb! Bush is G o r.M J0 N 6i Ju sr FINE B craftyl Gore can’t win! J o a n n e j A oDOBS o * ^ G ore can’l lose! Tlie ■ ciimpaign press pack is . I ^••tum lng faster than------— National Committee ad saj lie swimmers, Gore’s drug plan lets “BUIS u . — Betweeiveen the conventions, die CRATS DECIDE” whoI getgets what ______conventioilioiitd wisdom «iid C «irgL» __ Ldrug..AfewJramCs.ofRAlRATS, an d ' _____ ^ . W.Bu.shvill was a sliocKin for die another “Bush in trouble”>le” story. W iitc HoHouse. He was a strong, lik- The m edia’s rediscovery/cry of Bush M 'a able leadilader running a smart, disci- the Boob lias litde or nothiotliingto do plined campaign.cat Sure, W was no with ideology. It’s oboutIt beb o tto m . deep thinhinker, but the voters didn't First, die press corps: fell in love seem to(1 cicare so the press didn’t with Sen. John McCain’st’s candorc care. and humor - com pletinglg ifignoring By contontrast, Al Gore, a beta- his conservative views. minas mamale at best, couldn’t do When McCain left thele nrace, the aiiytliinging right. To read the press sw'ung back to Bush,lish, looking papers,s. GGore was weak, nasty, for reasons why he’d won.fon.(Ifhe’s nerdy,, phony,ph robotic and unable ' so dumb, why is hc the! nominee?)not tocpmim m unicate.withi real Imnian . .Bush’s congeniality madmade.him Ixjings,>, LLoser, loser, loser, IMipular widi the boys (and(ant girls) •IhenCn G ore picked a Jewish mor- on the b u s w hile Gore’s;’s h:hypercon- alizcr for No. 2 on his ticket, wow-, trolled style alienated theithem. e press. And hc ki.s.sed his But basiling Gore gotIt to be bor- MU'!LWOU ' ing the pi wife onn nnational 'I’V, magically ing. And a presidentialI racerat that’s I «c CcciA tniiisfombrm ing himself from unlik- over by Labor Day is borirwring, Irone to Vice President So the pack switchedd sides.si< aOCTWDNt). chorminining...... W riting about Bush’s's bliblunders , \ At dieh e first posijconvention poll. _ means not having to writeirite about______------^------3 ^ iick r flipped. • dull stuffVuke how p r«SSptiofT iS ...... • A llofa of a sudden, Gore’s a regular - drug coverage might workvork out in — ------man ofif thetli people, especially the '•'' real life. ___ femalee perphra.W!v------as for,dccadcs Icf uunanswcrc< } descend— ijyrjoThe-same t-mitilufter .SoGorGore is the sure winner. - - -- L predict a media flirtatirtatio n -if...... cd, both in tlie presidential'(lalcam- . • whicli don’t sta:stand up to critical le question of whether, or uncnder • • November." ‘ rhat circum stanccs, it would [1 Bush is the goat, not a full blown a ffa ir-w-w ith tiie paign and in Congress, overil;'’. scrudny. W hat’s wrong wilwidi tills absence ju l-w American ]>olicy tow ard Clii itervene to defend Taiwan i n ; garbled a few words, 'fhe Green.s’ R alph N ader,.whoisnoL wh< . g why he would keep of debate? SimplylythistEfcctions t boring The country ought to be hav£:"ga E,p.aimn8« rar w ith China. , went hostage. That is, hos-' I the com m unist q . „ h '^o‘'k best when the candidates R. debate, but iastead our politwUtlcS sancuon-sonth Gore, it appears, is now streti Last week, N ader calleiailed for ,11 regim e in Cubjjb a but not on th e one • ^ . say honesdy w hatu tUiey intend to . t,y . leaders act as th o ii^ they h lg the idea of “strate^c ambif ^^hat w as m eant to be a pri- decriminalizing marijuanluana and inGhinn,Bi.sl.ish regularly an sw ers,------...... do. That way, when,»u,emnnine va»™n' been afflicted by an epidem y” to covei’. his entire China pa ronvcrsation, Bmh applied a ...... - overhauling the nation’sn’s -“seU.______ashcdidlM;t iimonth: “Tlie trad e ------candidate takes offoffice, dierc will viilijarw defeating and antiquatednted drug lockjaw. y. He wants to say as little as [ r word tb a reporter. 'Ihe s between people, .fb,, be a consensus toD supponsi his poU. lid be treat* Who can doubt that, a yeu ible about w hat hc would do airps acted shocked - laws.” Addiction should \ irs. The trade with ' ’ d es. But on China,la, It appears, Ihdcked' ed as a health problem,m ,nn o ta' now, China will b e one of thi i^hile in office. ;cd! - that a politician might J the Cuban govern- ^ ould won't b e anyny such consensus crime, N ader said. “WcV^c ddo not or iliree most vital foreign-p W hy the silence? Cynics wou steem every single scribe on send dcoholics to jaillin in idlls coun-, i$sues tlic new president an( ay G ore doesn’t w ant to openn iu p „ , ' , the cam]iunpaign trail, lereotype that doesn’t “At the moment,:nt, there seems to The pi licotine users C o n fe ss will facc? Inevitabl i ' T hat’s a ster. luestions about the famous e press attacked Bush for try. We do not send nicot fitthe.facis.lfIf Bu.sh would look, , , ijjQ. be m ore of an oper}cn debate within runnmg to jail in this counlry..O Ov ver Am erica will be in the midsi (uddliist temple fund-raising u mg an attack ad questioning id that th e over- China alwut the UiUnited States Gore’s ci 500,000 people a re inlourjiiils. oui ney/ disputes aboul Taiwan,an, or ' I'e woiJ'” '"'*' lent of th e campaign. Bui ’s credibility, using the ^.;,h than there is a deblebateinthe Inlcmet whoare non-violent drufJrug users." ------continuing ChinescTcprcssi hat^jvmuch-t00.fadlcrcvcn.wii n et IxMst ^ d the Buddhist espect to Gore, and it doesn’t Ufuted btates atmijo u tu im a ,” notes templelie fund-raiser.f SlralglimUJris^sedu . . . China’s membersliip in die' ift, telecom m unica------Michael PiUsbuiy,ry, author of the Siirei Trade Organization, or all t)- jfplain at all Bush’s redccncc i re it's negative. But so are - im e it - are doing recent book “ Cliinilina Debates the Gore’s a { Joanne Jacobs is a nicmlicmberof ihc Yet this week, as die Sem 't ^ a . ’s attacks on Bush’s record as Er lh Chinese state enter- ^ . ... Future Security ErEnvironment.” ------govcmo:m or of Texa.?, wliich portray ._ . SanJoSL'McrciiryNcu^cd« editorial prepares to vote on grantinjS m , r ------busmssswithl No, th e dynamics are much « th p rivate compa- pro-pollution and anti-health1 board. W rite to her at'750Ridder 750 m anem num ial trading statii t a S r Iceper. The tn id i is that Chinnna is Sadly, that’s truerue. For this state • W as p n for kiddies. . ParkDr..SanJose,CA9SI9SI90.ore- China, both Republican aniland thhe e :subject of intense internalaldl*.- of affairs, we haveve to blame our care for e latest is aj^epublican _ mail toJiacol^@si mcrcuriojry.com. ------DtTrn'oCradc'lcadDr.'rhave•purout pu ------Core-certainainly is even lcss.spc:_____ agreigreem ents witliin each of-Uic.1C___ political leaders; anand parties, for._..... ’ 'lh e la the word to their parties noinot to cific about Chi:hina, twowo m ajor parties. their self-enforcedcd silence, and raise any fuss. No hassles,s,no(|uib- m LastDecemI•ml)cr, when liis cam- TlT he D em ocrats don’t w ant tcto ultimately ourselvt^lv« as a people bles, no comi;overs>-. theyy insist:in paign was justist getting started, reopcopcn th e divisions between1 for;iot asking enoinough good ques- « y Just rublwr-stamp the bill.ill. G ore was askci;ked at a L^s Angeles laboabor and th e busines.s-orient^il^d. tions aboyt Chinala and• for not AXAN L D. OLAMSTEAD, M.o i : Meanwhile, Al Gore andnd George< Times breakfaE A ^ ( • .SKINCANfnicer .SKIN CANCER ‘ • SURGKRYI —LETT:PER------« MICRO DE)£RMABRAglON . Officials didn’t look out3Ut for US answ er to thistlis problem is the somiom e real drastic m easures ncic e d an d large busine.s.s Octobcicr 2, 2000 and livestock confined ope ssucd by th e Planning hav«lave been so ^ e a tly affectedd and next to my properterty than a 5,000- one mile from each olherS t . SSS Appoimiiiciit\c.in be; m.idci .it tlic new loc.ui(in'n J3epartmcnL^thoul_^ ___ maknake things right. Stop the cocon- nlus cow txwp factactorv! ______S ? T Ii!i------aniZoniiieJJi ------^IvcgiiminirSfScpTcm bcr^S':------accommodate 1*4^000 cows! review of the building stni;tniction of th e facilities nowvand BERTRAIDIGEGER two dairies I am referring i fiituilture ones to comc. Let the: ppeo- Twin Falls the DeGroot Dutch Touch ______I n T lw T i mmes f News article______2le)le jdecide w hat they want in______1 ----- Haiiiger dames. In tad, C« d ated JU..C 2727. Bill Crafton of the . theihcTr^cighborhoods and nott Draw runs through both id Zoning Dcpai-tmeni ■ " ^iomeohc m w hbdoesh’t care' abcbout ' M ■ " ' H afliger’s and UcCrcHii’s■^proper p I mying. “ If ir h adn’t theh e quality control of our enviviron- ties. been for the neigliborsn com- mernent! The current ordinancerestates si plaints, howevvever th e problem • TlT he election of Bill Chisholr any LCO desiring toI lotlocate \Nith DeGroot'x)t’s dairy may never whovho does think of the environr j n J w ithin 1/4 mile o f a majorior h av e b een disdiscovered.” Because mernent and hds fought for years drainage shall obtain a varvariance th e agency iniinspectors and gov- mai'nake everyone aware of dang in addition to a n LCO zonioning per- emmental de|departm ent didn’t feel iff soM m e control isn’t taken woi m it... Said perm it shall; re

I d a h o AV^ESTe .. Surve’^y: Resk[dents lilike Idahlo U.S.1Represeisntatives hear fror►m '_r,il But the; SIstates rural residents fui fu place,” said Larry Har . C i ti z e n s fe ainU rl i are muchI n:more optimistic about principal pr with Mason-Dixor I t i s t s , icials bn foresti he;galth " 5 offi the future,e, despite feeling their directed di the poll. “Thing scien of rapid chaninSCS communitieties have not prospered ' happen'ing, hs it's positive,’e. and ' , MISSOULA,, WM ont. (AP) - U.S. ® as m uch asas Iu rb an centers. th th e re 's optimism. People arenefits ed vegetationI thattl causes cata- majority of Idaho re;residents is ,[,c state,, parentsp fret that their of of a growing economy, even strophic wildfireires, during a cdn* l / n happy to live in th e stai . children willwil not be able to find though th tiiey dislike thc dc'levelop* grewional fieldd Ihearing on forest 1 ^ The 813 people wheivho resp o n d '— g o o d 'jo bIS s ini Idaho. There-also—-m m ent and related impact:its’.that health Saturday.ay* [ r a ed to the telephonele surveyi by appears to be unease about the are ar part of thc bargain, HarrisI ..This has now n become a Bu*" Mason-Dixon Pollingg 4& Research rapid changinges accompan:^ng the said. sa tra g e d y o f eplrush an d ' H Late sculpt(mountain* ___ Anti-flol)uride advcx:cates blast Rl am cs.' HioviForei -att-collectiatpected to _ H A H -— “officialsHrforskippiniig-forums— ^ iday, w ith H w H SALT LAKE ClTyTY(AP)-Anti- of debateates had no right deciding to be sold fluoride advocatess blblasted public public healthhei issues. health officials forr failingfa to show "As aa scientist,si 1 am appalled.” KALISPELL, Mont: i up at fonims intendimded to debate said Conlonnell. "If yoii are not Paintings and sculpture »-s,ft iho pros and consi uf adding fluo- in te rcsted ste in debating a major icollection of thc late M ride to Utah’s drinkiiiking water. public healthhe issue, then you are sculptor Bot) Scriver will)nl------:----- The fonim s, inI Salt Sa Lake City obvioiisl;isly not up to tiie job of tioned here Saturday, wit) and \V(H)ds Cross,, hahad been billed defendingling your public policies, by C.M. Russell and Fi M as debates, but fluo:luoride support* "It wouvould be a travesty for sci* R em ington am ong the pi' S crs refused to showiw tup. ence andnd-democracy if we got to for bid. Chemistry profrofessor Paul election(X [Ilc fM d .bunk jJioviU e i - r for m ore ^ ______ty^ w a s n a m e d - 5'™ ^ ^olJo ------Spokane county in food each month for band’s collectionr C l I I ;------Food Bank'of the Yi in ' Fnf)tl faniilieses moving off of welfare About 180 pieces, withraine, has ----- Iftttve—value—estimlis a to ric a l Bank of the Inlaniland_Nprthwe.st ___ arfoi“H«manity-program;------— $S00,000-ormore, will inzes-nnd—b ------^ 2 he award earUer was presented the i ■ity that provides housing . bid at the Cavanaugh uhi s i s mil- ^ — 7 3 0 ^ — this month by Amem erica’s Second r. )derate-income families. ' convention center. s that will Harvest, the natila l i .n ’s la re e st tsent most I r-lm e-lHHi— - th a cumu* n t ______be up for hotel and

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- f A R O U ^ - Counci:il ^ ■ Tl T H E V AL ^ L E Y J V u d g e:: B oaird vieDlateed la w to discL;uss lo^rd meeting. Idaho's ope nifef p e n ■ Sandm ann R i c h f i e l d School Board1 f] ir e d ' rteting law prohibits pubi ;W ealth insuranance S SNew» writer ______. igendes from taking final anic^ trail prcroject ______t e a c K e r in closed m eet^ing ■ in'?n closed meetings and inva! I n a s k force me(leets 1 RICHIHFIELD - A-judge-ruled— lates decisions made that watvay. ' ByJohnTrHuddy------ination on her own. BOISE - The Healthilth Insurance that therte Richfield School Board 1996, Anderson let'thriiree stu- that determim 10 correct the issue, the Schohool . TImaft-News writer .^^em ium s Task Forcece will hold a violateded Idaho’s open meeting ..dents ^ retake portions of'theIowa U But at the timetin attorney John loard publicly ratiHed its deil e c i * ------hen it decided in a closed who • represents _ { meeting at 9 a.m. in the House law whe: T ests of Basic Skills theyy h1 a d le ft R u m e l, wh ;ion the following month. But - A canyon rim ing-to-fire a-third'grade - 1 behalf of the Idaho- j ut a twin falls - A ; Majority Caucus RoRoom in the" - meetmg ...... either entirely or largely•ly blank.-— A nderson on b udge said that w asn't enough. javfng'its way Association, said the * tl- trail is slowly pav 1 Statehouse-. teacher.ir. Rules allow students to retake Education Ass In an August ruling, 551 h towar ds’reallty. } School Board in . , the tests if it is determiniined they district hadI nom clear policy for p. /ill hear testi- ^ The District Judge Roger Burdii nclI today will i A* committee will did not take th e tests seritriously. handling, the• situation. si The City Council urance premi- Septem:mber 1998 fired Lane /oided the School Board’s de -ing.a.S139,897_____ . B w o n y about the insura rson, who had taught in The district mainintained . The issue wasw aired in public ni consider approving tax from Shad PrPriest of the Andersj Please see BOARD,‘’Page'e IB3— construction bid frofrom Stutzman ield for 16 years. In May Anderson should not havave made at a Septemimber 1998 School S«^epartm ent of Insuis u ra n c e , P a t R»=hf»el Inc. to build a Canyianyon Rim East S’^ 'X o llin s o f th e Id aaho h t Bankers trail. • ■ Association, and Woo^ood R ichards ...... - ...... T h e tr a il w o ulid ld start at the • of Moffatt Thomas BaBarrett Rock Visitor Center parisarking lot and and Fields. e x te n d u n d e r ththe Perrine atizen ^ of a mile east ' ' Joan Krosch of thele DepartmentI G(lonccrned c Bridge about 3/4 of of Insurance andJ Sen.i Dean along th e rirh. Cameron, R*Rupert,, wiwill then pro-' The trail plan1 inincludes four ...... '^de an update on thcthe.progress of„ _ viewpoints. th e in d iv id u al high[) risk ri reinsur- 50,000 budgeted ance pool. ! and $100,000 in . For more informatitacion^ call t h e . • : Legislative Services stas ff ?t 206- to proceed with ' -334*4858 or Jenifercr Cananess- 'e suggest you WQliams a t 208-334-48< tract effective, letter from City :;:purtney to th e CSl Fine Arts CeCenter ys. “Toward the expansion on thcthe agenda al year it will be ' TWIN FALLS-ThtThe Collegi! ' 'Southern Idaho’s boaboard today is an u p d a te ’! .‘^cheduled to hear an he Twin f%lls " r thc Fine Arts l E p '■ j-M pansion plans for tli city Council „ , C enter. will meetat^S .The 2000 Legislatuiuure appropri- 5.m. today at city ------ated-ShS-miUion-towio w ard 'th e cen> ■CaiirA-publlc-heap------' ter’s S6.3 million expexpansion pro- ng on a zone r■hango ftwiiiixtt r«.| The appropriation iallow ed CSI ivili begin at 6 p.m. move from planninjling stages into — litf^ e project’s developnjp m enr.------bid is approved,-^----- .. . In o th er business,i, theth board will , , g money would ------\ * hear reports on adultuit basic educa- - ‘v e s , s a id C ity 1 tion, student disabilibility services, Young. ' the employeo-druglg aQ^lcohoi: t policy, economic: developmentd( general fund. It’s I issues, and the Idahoiho Association ung said. “We’ve of Com m erce a nd IndiIndustry. is, every year for r a n o th e r” lect a t 5:30 p.m. •' The board will meei /hich will be 10 th e Taylor Building 1 stop just above th e rim. IFour Injured Inn irollover t\at the city has s to state-owned f accident nearr EElurley •owned larid east T h e city h as $50,0 - Four people u«MCJUn«/n*Th the project, which ■ ,t T W IN F A L L S - F for the project and w ere in ju re d in a Sal ir on their route had been pilingng iup. Their concern probably sai he drawing board spaper caiiiers Alex Phelps, 12^ai^ a n d Jay Phelps, 16, noticed theth newspapers of a neighbor o allocflted-resew®*— :• ing in a one propert sfewspajiper eanriers sa\ve life, ] Manager Tom Cpule easements over e treated and ; where they were t City Council says,r said in an earli* ___ L_rcleased, hospital offiofficials said. she was in stable condi end of next fiscal y Brantlon Rala The accident occurcurred just after By Br sSaturday, a patient care co necessary mOTres just cast of th e ; 7 on Interstate TImefrles-News writer ______7 a.i a t m ilepost 7 natorsaid.n to o p e n led by developer' 86. “I’m really tired, and ( and am end e n . That property, rw lN FALLS - Som e newspa->a- The driver, Bettyty 1 B. C arpenter, TW feelf. too good,” Glasscock the .Fiscal hm, Park East, is ear- r carriers deliver more thannn ; ■ S 68, reachcd into thethc back seat to per c Saturday.S Glasscock sail! Year 2000- T] reiail develop- I retrieve an item foror 1h er front-seat ju stt thtl e m om ing paper. knewk Alex and Jay,Phelp; 01 budget I rimes-News carriers recently » passenger when sh(she ran off the Tin B l m d i was unable to speak any fur to a p p r o - ' p.m.resentative Gillian Iped save a woman’s life and road, overcorrectedid anda rolled the helpe Alex and Jay were taug •ilsen granted* thc pped a hom e from going up in . w h ite C h e v ro le t Blazer, Bit the ISP stopp lookI out for newspapers r fu n d s from ingonent through the I said. flamemes. up, Addie Phelps said. 1 allow for a trail, \ pile of newspapers led Alexlex . ‘ I Carpenter andI theth front seat A f ffather, Jay Phelps, said hi c o v e r th e willtplans to build a elps, 12, and his brother. Jay passenger, Ruth Holllolland, 73. were Phe r sons learned how to be vi( cost of this his Canyon Park elps, 16, to a w om an trapped>ed i extricated from the vehicle, the fheli iin die Boy Scouts program. project.” y on 13 acres w est h e r own body. ISP said. in hei Another newspaper ca If Stutzman’s Bridge.bic rhe brothers noticed newspa*pa* ____ Carpenter sufferfered a broken ______Tin helped1 stop a home from a n y re m a in in gion n' on the_ city’s rypilednip-at-tt-house-Mondayr i clavicle, accordingB tcto th e m v . ' stay'in reserve:should startrsom'e^ = d after returning home from I The back-seat passengerspas were * certificate of recognition E ngineer.G ary .Y Some oi of the trail ; 2 1 , a n d S u san sclioclool, decided-to invesdgate. the city fire departm ent. Angela Bradley, 2: "W&jaw-abouaout-papers.:i "It's in the gemje completed this ------Bradleyr43:------K am rud-Jacobsonrl4ra- just there," YoungScott Sterling, a ex Phelps said. The house was HUCtlWODI/tialMMMm | All four werei wearingw seat ! man at Magic Valley Chr been doing.this.e■ w ho’s, b een help- I ** on1 FFremont Drive across from 1 newspaper carrier for a '-..... j I belts, th e ISP said. Kamrud Jacobson, 14, hahad only been on the Job es a ni High School, was delivt som e p roject o r* project.an theireir own home. m going up in flames. Ke newspapers i on Eighlh'A^ •he week when he reported1 a fire and saved a house ftom j Thc trail, whictra il d ream s d o n ’t “We told our mom and she North Sept. 2 when.he d tcy— wai-awarded a certlflmtiHte of recognition ftom the cityity fire department______1 feet wide, will sti — IrOiteary-Junlor-jr-HIgh— ------caiteUed soiiitsbuUy wliu had k key — ered a h oust firei------P illar F alls on thm e o exlend ll all— get inside,” Alex Phelps said. Phelp’s m other. “I saijiid 'I’ll call a was immot-lobilized after suffering “There was a lot of s School holds openo| house- '“Sf And now thatloshone Falls,” said “Alex was very upset and a stroke.. GlasscockGl w as ialIlS-a_id -Thoy->IUpnv. a m h u la nnee c to Magic Valley 1, th e c ity ’s p lan ------^mide-ilie-liome-tl and privately-owiltrgTliTectorrThB— : O’Leary Junior HigHigh School stu* Addddie Phelpji, Alex and Jay* ” ered Clarice Glasscoc:ock, 70, who Regional1 NMedical Center where ' gf ,ljg bridge, the I.;dents will have anin c opportunity to las a paved trail to •aved h as been on th:he e i Perrine Bridge ^^xperience whatat their son or How much water will i fo r th ree years. Is & u g h t e r ’s schoolol iday is like at ■ "Wfe"| used to smell French alMut a mile along take?" Twin Falls om the end of fiiecial open housese ati 7 tonight at fries ^ all the way to work.” in sage ■ Recreation Supe S e school. Sculppted fron I Street North to t " \ T Bowyer said recend. S After a welcomele fromI Principal U y - • “One of-the bi{ T lm e s -N e w s “i“Please flush the toilet - V i r g i n i a G oddard3 andai words from “Jf\‘There was that odor of bumumt A\ l J trying to get thd e a e y ’s City Council 'Vjody Treat, presresident of the . s30 e t ri e s ^ d v e ri ng ------needs the water— beans, but it was actually^iiy dition thtsre," Btiwyer sa ■;tParent-Teach(ihcr-Student ^ , COI:onstruclion of the e r interview , Lcllcr,-Ed M orris, \ ' Association, parents•nts will have the sugar." coordi* A bout 12 a c;en, r e s, John Ramsdell MaVlaglc Valley Arts 'The algae ir: the Snaldividesho the property ffijn ll h e a r a report•t tonightt( from the ■ In this series necessarll time, th is fall. So mes- months to build aI sculptures a bronzee harnessI and plow ' 1 cels. __ ^ffetchum/Sun ValI'alley Historical T0(fo d a y 's q u o t e s In th is Time: __ apRe_^r^nJhe_sculpture > ■ ____ might even be e iTto"move’the-his------fgg ur:------that-captures-the-c-character-of— and.waterler-spllling.fr.om.basalt ____ c ®Bociety on efforts t' News serleTcome-from-cur -About two dozeti people' staff it'riftTyo/in T. ional Church, also ^g, :s Twin Fells. Two dovowntown .ro ck s. HisHistorical and-contem- - J n-toric Congregationi rent Magic Valley residents ht'-n'achcil in Twin s. to th e south end q u o te s a b o u l Twin •

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onmentt is key tot voterr s ------T his vW E E K A TrCSl — Enviro Wednesday “Victorious Living,'ng,” 7 p.m., )rcgon dropped in 1996 wlwhile T®**”«lay Shields 102. Lot*narty nominee Ralph hovi -over- human servicess ststudents, 1p.m., . Twin Falls firefightighter testing, ; companies. “Unlil youou get the Nadef - whohose embrace of the ninj /277. ics that pit cities againstit fhe Aspen 134. Win Falls School D istrlagifteded ~ noon to 4 p.m., ShieldsildsllS. "■ ■ ■ ------local community-to0 s u p p o r t----- mosi.puristt eienvironmental posi-. sies w J- , • ,Twin ;ountry, the cast againstit th e CSI E m crggency ci Medical I talented la students chemistrycry - • “ Rusty Rocket's: LastLa: Blast,” 2 ; you, top-down regulatilaiion'just vest and generate such str;trong Services advisosory committee experiicrim ents, 9:30 ajn., Evergreer«n p.m., Faulkner Planetailetarium.' doesn’t w ork." Vvejiulhad tmotion that one local obseticrvcr meeting, 2 p.m., TaTaylor 258. A09. “The Cowboy AsmiStronomer,” 4 !: O’Neil typifies theh e v o ,e r« ). :alls them “our version of c tudents in Free Enterpriseise p.in., Faulkner Planeialeiarium . ----- i— Bush is targeting in an uncon- to o m u O ltC) top-^oai:/!, ivory- ■ class ..Roots to WirVings” art .show Stuc u/dub m eeting. 1 p.m., Shield;Ids “The Search forar Life1 in the ; ventional strategy to) challengech v arfare." Ihrougli Oct. 18,13, H e rre tt C enter, class/cl In Washington, Republic m., Faulkner Al Gore for Washing!ngion and UMrr ^ In l»c.ans Jean B. King GallelUery. . 110. . Universe,” 7 p.m.. ire betting that antagon Planetarium. Oregon - two states DeD em ocrats / 7/fv/ mism CSI Foundaiiation “Leave a , Friday vhvmnaital...... oward the federal antitrust 1 consider part of theirir electoralc 51 suit Lcgacy” worksh:shop, 6:30 p.m., .idaldaho^Army National Glian I g a i n s t hometown high-t ' ■ base. Far more aggregressivcly tvg'■vffibtion J g a •te c h Taylor 276^177. • luaKldaho recruiters confere t . Sundayay Goliath Microsoft wilKsupp: ... . annua than 1996 Republicaican presi- ounty Repubbcan g^ce,e, 8i a.m. lo 5 p.m., Taylor 25656, M agic Valley Bibleble C hurch, 10 - W ^ l l y O ’N e a l , thhe e traditional DemocnTJtlc ' Twin Falls Coui dential nominee BoiBob D o le, .1,1 Women communitnity forum , 7 p.m„ 276/27 lields 117 and idvantage iri and aroi V277. a.m 1 p.m.;Shieli BusK is cham pioning• ththe cause ■ Taylor 277. U.atinos til Unidos meeting, noonon, 118 a)nsm iction jeattle. of Northwest logging,g, ffarming, .CCI in “Tho Cowboyy JA stronom er,” 7 Shield;elds 102. C jrc h of C hrist,ist, 10:30 a .m ., n p a n y c x c c i i t i v c . Bdsh has been circumspec fishing and mining indusiries.ind comi* :a se - — P-™-' Faulkner Pla :hristians — on.. -dampu>us Evergreen AOS. These are business*isses that ------^ ^ — lis comments about the ca which even private Dcmocrcraiic maintain they are beineing stran- whi c rrtibrtsThasnyp inPOp- a. . . . . la s n T ^ ------mental regulation - anda fear in the Norlorthwest probably uia:liar here - btir” he ha; ;to n ’s r^D A "— . ihat Gore would tighghten the greaier thanan anywhere else. stoiitopped Washingtc Republican Sen. Slade Goilorton ■ , noose even further. M ainstreaicam environmenlal- Rep o n 5u£i;c$i5 that you confirin^'nn tho infor- e n c e s Todciday Maglape Valley Re^onal Airpor Bush's promise off na lighter ists line ipup belBnd.Gorc. But frotrom.flatly telling audier lin matron by calling tho appropriate hat a GOP Justice Departn visory Board, 11 a.m.. Joslii . regulatory i-ouch andnd greater when he arri'rrived for a late-night that tment Blaine Countycy commissioners,i « clerk's offico before atteijttending. ‘would find a solution i jm a ta irp o n . - . local control in enviroiironmental rally in Portortland recently, the “wi ' 8:45a.m.courthou jol vould not involve breaking Mfinidoka in County Schoo decisions is helping himhin gener-. throng of■ NaderN supporters wot Bliss School Board, Be 7:30 p.m.. Boardard, 7 p.m., school disiricict lim was half as large thehecorporation.” . ale enthusiastic supporport in the heckling him school library. 'office.,ce, R u p en . wd of D em ocrats th a t ,..Ir..In Oregon, Bush is coun rural parts of each stateale, panic* as the crowd Buhl School BoBoard, 7:30 p.m., ^uptuperi City Council, 7 p.m. ' ularly the resoiirce-deid e p e n d e n t cam e to cheeleer. . h'eaicavily on Nader to cut into district administrc;tration office. City H :oastal Democratic vote. yHaU. expanses east .of thcic C< a sc a d e T h e s e complex co political coa: B urley C ity CiCouncil, 7 p.m., sho! Republicans are optimi Ihoshone City Council, 8 p,m Mountains. But manyiy ianalysts dynamics havehi made Oregon R City Hall. a o N ibout the first half of thc sti yH aU .' m e say his approach risksiks alienai- and Washiihington two of the abo Southern Idaho ‘twii on- LISTINGNGS bumping up their rural VO\ e College of So 'w in F alls County commission • .ing environmentally! consciouscc most unexp«xpected and intrigu- gy: j.m.. Room 258, ers.8:- iiutahcse-votccs.casLoiily-alnbout ___ Board, 5:30 p.n . 8:30 a.m ., courthouse. _____ THROUGH OCK ------ing-bartlefiefields-in-camp*igii-— Bui ------Taylor-AdmlhlstrciiraUon"BuIldlng:------— Seattle sub- 2000. Boihi.states, st which have a onejne-tjiird of the ballots in t MONDAY. S an B V BISIIS-IIM S i- mm Portland, Ore., and Sea istry’s Gooding Cityy Council,C 7 p.m., Wednesday urbs who might otherlerwise be combined1 181 electoral votes, statstate, and the limber indusi Vivian Knighton bvingLiving Estaio impassion-— snppOTrcrm retonri------Gity44»ll------i\iii c ity c suncii 8 p.m., cu Ul ‘ CullBLl)lj|jll receptive to nis "comi about Hansen School30l B oard, 7 p.m., ’allar-Twin Falli idential noinominee in the last cloi:lout: ll provides only at u. a te conservatism ,” [liring school disirici’s1 ofoffice. «,■ J ,„ i Advortijomanl - SoptBieptomber 16 Bush's strategy helpsIps him “in three elecections. Yet they oneone-quarter of manufactli: ilaine County Hospital Boart 2ighih ■ Jerome Countylty commissioners, JMA AUCnONIlONEERS stimulating turnouilut in the remain unpredictable. jobjobs in Oregon and one-ei( ;0 p .m ., h o sp ital c o n fc re nice c www.jmaauctlontlona.eom Clinton's margin in in\in W ashington.______’ 9 a.m., counhouseLise. ' _.'_l_l_afeas that-are favor.’orable_to ___ President_C im.______BSt 19 -vumni------Keichum 'Clty-i:jrCoundlr6TJ™^;------^ n id o k a Couniy P lanning an^ ------TUESDAY. SE F ieW ffl City Hall. , “ Lawn a GardenIfl-Burloy. - B ning Commission, 8 p.m., cou: Advonuamflnt - SsptiSflptombgrl? ______, M in id o k a County C( School ^^12])use. noNS — —SerRWICES— Board, 7 p.m .,!school district South Central District HealtUth —'iiHiSSS^o n e ra .c o m , office in R upen. ^ Depaiipanm cnt Board, 2 p.m ., 102 Bai9-5«)«i« -- Robert' Warrenrn Reed of Norlh Clo'lovfirdale in Boise II; a.m.a.i to 1:45 p.m. today at t TUESDAY SBTOMBSI awker. Hill and Sandbc Twin Falls Cityuy Council, 6 p.m., Washiishington St. N.Twin Falls, - HotiSQliold-Tools-AnIs-Aniiques Gooding, funeral Mas be held from 4-6 p.mp . _ Thursday THURSDAV. s a n nVBBI21-3A)m B e inscn '• Tueslesday b, i ghn Living Estato Shirley Ann Harkiirkins-Pcterson Parke’s Mavlagic Valley Funeral lodajiday at the Rupen Elks (Han Bellevue Planning and Zonir lortuary Rupen Chapel). Tw inFalls of Dallas. Texas, memiem orial grave- H om e, 2551551 Kimberly Road in Mort . C a s tle fo rd School Si Board, 8 cbmnimmission, 7 p.m.. City Hall. Advonimmom • sapiiS epiem ber 19 side service a i T l a.m. a.i today at Tv.in Falls.5. p.m., school libra>rary. Kimberly Kir School Board, 7:2?;30 M U SU R BROS. AUCAUJ^ONEERS (he Elmwood CeiCemetery in Jo;Joy Revere Fowlcs of Eden,1, ser- F ile r P la n nmng ii and Zoning tn., high school m edia center.r. wwvy.rnbouctloi ice ai 11 a.m. Tuesday alI th e C o m m issio n ,, 8 p.m., council siIi Gooding (Demaray•ay’s G o o d in g Max B. RtRobbins of Rupen, ser- vice Sun Valley City Council, SATlJnDAY,SEPTB«BABIZ3-11MMI Chapel). n e e al 2-p.n:p,m. today at tlie Rupert Hazi[azelton LDS Chapel, !531 chambers. m.. City Hall. Powor Crafu & Accotsoiossorios - Buriey First Christistian Church. Friends Midli'ddleton-Ave. in Hazeltilton. H agerm an CiiCity Council, 7:30 ^’ Twint w Falls County commissioiion- Advartlsamani -SSopiemborbpi 17 Max R..Joncs of)f FRuperl, ser- and familyily may call one hour Visii'isitation will be held fromtn 6-8 p.m.. City Hall,I. ers,s, 88:30 a.m., courtlioase. US A u c n o i .wvw.m-ouctlonaiQiiaa^.com. . v ic e a t 11 a.m .- toiloday at the- before thee services at the church p.m..m., today- at Farnswovorth Hailey Plannnning and Zoning Rupert Stake Cententer. Viewing (Hansen Mortuary Rupert Morlortuary, 1343 S. LincolnIn in Commission, 7’ p,p.m.. Hailey Town Friday SATUnOAY, SSneVBBMBBI23-11AUM lour te fo re the Chapel), Jeroerome, and one hour before■e tlic _Cenlcr.______. I.. I ..Blancha Novacelilicek Estate------^ ------_____ will be held one lu^ TwiiTFallTCounty commiwio service at tire'churclurch (H iinsen serviervice at the diiirch. Jerome City> C oundl, 6:30 p.m., ^w Furniture-Afltiqm-CoBacOjloctiblos Housohold . Don Kolsen, Infant son of «rs,100E.Ave.A. ers,s, 8:308 u.rh., counhouse. Twin FsBs CountyY FaiiFairgrounds Monuary Rupert Cha:hapel). BrodieDo Now Taking Selact;t ConsignmentsCor K ent andd Melissa Carpenter LtLorcna May McGheee of . Jerome Schociool Board. 7 p.m., This list is compiled frorom Advortiiament - SoplanDplembor17&2l rerr>’ Rue Quintarilanu Southern Knlsen of■ WendeU,W graveside ser- WerVendell, graveside sem ce aiat 11 high school, teleelecommunicaiions ailvaiIvdnce schedules. Thc Trmcs-JVei\irw^ ALL AMERICAN AUAUCTION CO. of Aloha. Ore, servi•rvice at noon vice at 2 p.m. today at the a.m.I.m. Tuesday at the Jercro m e room. wvw.auctlonmidiiaidaho.com today at the FFarnsworth Riverside-1e-Thomas Cemetery in Cen:emetery (Hove-Robert ■uneral Chapel in Jerom e). SATURDAY, S80BMBEMBER23-1Mm Mortuary Chapel,il, 1343: South Blackfoot.I. FriendsF may call from Fum Ellon Grant Uving EstatoEsta' - Pickup Lincoln St, in Jeromeome. Visitation IM A >X film to si:jhowcase Housoliold - Ft rniiuttnituro • Ruport will be held one houlour before the ____ I | Advenuemoni - SopiemborSopn 21 scrvicc at fhe chapel.iel. LJ)EATHN(NOTICES r»o MASTERS AUCTIO^ION SERVICES count]try music anda its'star;[ ^ wvvw.maateruuc.auctlon.com M argie B radley I II, of Rupert, died Saturday,,S S epi. J SATURDAY. SBHBMBEMBB<23-i«(h>M -H ilda Ele. Twin Falls, service ai ileanore Hegel 16,2000, in Burley. Idaho. C O O K EV ILLLLE, Tenn. (AP) - Earliirl Scruggs, Alison Krauss ai3" “ Magic VallayBraedertdersAssociaiion al thc LDS Slake1 C(C enter in Ely, TWIN FAFALLS - HDda Eleanore FiF u n e ra l s l i c e s a re penwofk.and heallh problems m he Times Nowi - SeptSeptember 2B J.' •> .*...... _SeDiemDer_ -theatercircuit.it. ------• ... ._. .1 -JMA AUCTIOITIONEERS— ------r s H B j r a H ancj h3cic)cTGMBBMB8I30-120(M V » ■— Brtjno Studluder, hpsuand ol 52 yeats. /music, inclfiding blueucgrass, mountain, dparenis, Francis and MariHa tne organ, listening to country r ZiUnor Estate Auctwn-ReiI-R eal Estato (house) |3Q* ' 3 T i ^ | ‘'Gr’ grandp; ipapers, gospel, honky-; ..'ill' ‘jweei spifipiri, arifj.hfif paiieni aii'lude wawaiimg al the erid o( h(.-f jouri JftO Fail»Avc . Twin l4lN, II) * ' SATURDAY, OCTt» .-.^i wa:;— t,y aii wno10 t

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' • R U P E R T - On thle e heels of a B nS H B ------^ — S3.2_million-renovt)vation,^the— MMdSSMA Minidoka Memorialll Hospital 1 is n flflH n ■■ ohering ah expanderded range of ^ n |n H services within its cecentral loca- |^ B |n 3 lion. — ------A -ncic45,0p0^ uatiaccJoouwinc.— B B ffliiB lto completed in Augustis t 1 9 9 9 , con- H B B i W T tains foui- private p)atient at rooms, '------two-operating-roomsins,'Obstetrics ' and birthing rooms,, aiand a nurses’ M flB B i

"We were quite outdatedOui with t^g S B S te our facilities as farr aas surgeries fejggJSS H and obstetrics, so) tthat's what BSSW b ■ prompted (the additdition),” said H Joel Rogers, the dcpaipartm ent man* t S S S ^ . hnician In the AAMHMoai/nitfi/mtihwiwu i '.. ^ : : ' ...... •WM •- ratliology department...... ' " WMWt M»WW/T>» t>»n MW i'r Carl Katisoh stands In frontto o f f the The private patientmt rooms are a Minidokai MtMemorial Hospital administrator' (S at the mural Mailena Wilson palpainted In the school office. Tata Mabey, a'secretary at PatPaul Eleipantary School, looks t change from prcviouious policy, in newwlnfofroi the hospital. The $3.2 million>n addition, completed In August!ust The mural Is one ol many memi 8 have ofWllaon. which each room ggei en erally con* . 1 9 9 9 , addecIded 15,000 square (eet to the ho:hospital and allowed for the uptniptrade of tained at least two bet >Srams. ,t our eldferly , ^ , “We found that ( about spending big momloncy for • patients_Uked that,”,” Rogers said. been hotloused near the Rupert - :, b u t'th e addition allowed-----—improvements.------teacheir remen[nbered ‘‘B u t'th e y o unger•'paticnis'and— p Square, bl Artist, t )ve into the hospital. ^ middle-agedjnts patient like their «« move “We have chosen to) facefai th? head*on,” . ------Bv4wralnft^v«n9t- ipg in thff school tureses andi cards and put them i [ hom e health in the niiiin local economic down hea aiere^bTOnrro^e^etnTi •nei to oe Tlmes-News correapondentt ! library. The new overnightght rooms also hospital,al, and an extended core Rogers said. "We intenci ------“Those who0 haveI- worked with if thejhey had a bad day or to cor:®"‘ feature simulatede d h a rd w o o d fadlity thithat is home to more tlian here a long rime and provirovide the itulate them on special occ:L health care Mini-Cassia1 residents res PAUL - Some peoplee iiin the her want to honorho her,” Erwin gratul floors, pictures on theth waUs, and SO reside:Idents. em ergency carc is sions,:ns, she said: have come to expect. WeVe iwill be Minidoka County SchoolI DistrictDi , said. . other touches to makiake them more ’ readily’ avavailable. - Denise Dietz is an o th er teache here \vheti the economyimy tu rn s remember Madena Wilsiilson as Wilson was; th e librarian at the Den cbitifonable. “Theseise people don’t have to go 0 re m e rn ^ rs \Vilson. their tcacher. Others remc:mcmber Paul school forfor many years. She who rt No new programsms'have been anywherlere for (more serious) around,” 'She gave all her student T he new facilities createilated room herastheir co-worker; was a prolificic painter who was • "Sh ",',1 in s titu te d , b u t ththe hospital treatmcnilent,” community relations intin^ when they graduated, to bring aboard two new:w doctors,d Most everyone rcmembeiibersher generous withith her art and her painti ’ upgraded most of itsIts current1 fadl- , coordinatinator Tam m y Hanks said, stz said. raising the physician staffitaff to 14. a.s iheir friend. tim e, Erwin saicSlid. Dietz 1 I ities', a n d d o u b le d iits previous In addiddition, the new space has Students were not the onl The hospital has 51 m cdicadical work* "Madena was the mostost posi- “Even afterer she retired, she Stu operating capabUity.:y. ' provided[led room for one of the es who benefited from Wilsoi ers and more than 200 emp•mployees. ; > : tive, pleasant, patient persoirsonthat cam e back,” sh(she said. ones \ “We now have thehe abUity to do region’s’s mostn advanced mammng- ctz said. WUson w as a studen I have ever known,” saidlid :Laura Wilson rece•cehtly visited the Dietz concurrent surgerieries,” hospital raphy departments.de The newly Now, administrators area re again icher instructor. Workman, who workedcd with school and gavle-and-b6inf-arflun aovec-thought^bout------so-su] ------m D verH artreB iraseisedinTBveral— thTFanrRtTRDgcrrsaW. gency room c o u i a i w ^1 ini n !2003 or ve helpful critidsm w hen nee made you feel very upbeabeat. She herself, but onlyon] about what she gave I ways. ' O ther e r 'vacated spacc has been 2004. loved (0 tell jokes and herier lau^' could do to improveim the lives of cd.” The hospital hass a home health used to;o c creatc a new laborntory — other peopltple --a r o unvho accompUshi Elemcmary School, at chtchurches funny moment:mts,” Workman said. She is lot for all the children sl m e and other places throu•oughout “Madena wasas insistent that her a lot S E xten[ision ofFifice finds n ew lion fourth graderssrs leam their multi- tauglught. She has left a positi'tive Mini-Cas.sia. fluence on th e lives of so ma ar n y .' By Lorraine Cavener ...... IW ils o n taught for 35) ycyears in plication facts,:ts. She dedded they influt le wUl be missed.” Tlmes-News correspoi gRvwrio; the Minidoka Countyy SSchool would stayin in recesses to learn She v in tau g h t them and shele calledc h er room the District. Carolyn Erwin i rimes-Wciys correspondQ^en t ' BURLEY-Aftere r m ore than 50 with her at Paul Elcmcmcntary. ’math jail’Sheshe even p ut up some T it jrrame Couencr can be rvachc/icd years in the Ca:'assia Couniy Erwin and other formerr coc( work- black and whitewh stripes on the L o m throutrough the Mini-Cossia Bureaulu at Courthouse, the CassiaC County . ers of Wilson’s arc planranning to door.” 77-4042. Cooperative Extenpension office is placc a plaque underneathath r\vo of Wilson ofterten painted small pic* 677*4 moving to a neww home at the * I Collegc of Southerlem Idaho Mini- II Cassia Center. Parents3 might lose1 learrning too Joan Parr. Richchard Garrard, . M arla Low der andnd Olher exten* ioward Taft Elementary BOISE (AP) - A popular po Departmentnt of Health and How y sio'n office work*rkers are busy ' statewide program thatlat helps Welfare, proirovides short-term Boisdriving this week in Tiie.car.usually T can sioi h ------tliis week, too, k. but is getting a gift of three comput- compuiputers every three years. It Tom Burkland. drivIrives the an event callcdca the World of about abo the seven-mile mark, letter for the compiiny too 77HU'.N-.VfJi.'.s corrc.irres{)ondcni lhat tim e it kept going. ers donated byby Farm Credit is bet ■ Montana family’s car. whwhich they Speed, whiclich runs Wednesday thai late older computers to ann Lorraine Ciivcner can2n bet rcachcd “Hc was oul past the uigight (* Services'. The conromputers can be donati call the 411 Streamliner,ier, for the througli Saiurturday. “ s for record keep* organi:anization or sdiiml than toir\-•v r/iron^’/i the Mini-Cassi'assia Bureau irkland said the family mile mil mark) at that lime." HBetty used by farmers f at f)77 -W^2. •fipeed it must reach to set the Betty Burk ing. Garrard said.lid. H e will install to mnarket ar tlietn. Blakesleu said. e at Bonneville last yiJar Burkland Bur said. • record. did not race a Tereci Two fre•ee estate pliaiianning worksshops are oTfc ic More tlian 60 publicblic charities, The Tlme5*News of thehe Taylor Building. A public _lBoard— k.------pi',nfcMiiuiiabuuid_llie.niie.media.liave____ terminiiting Lane Andcrsirso n ,” ■ , — accomountnntritltiicney-Hlld stock- T h e y wA'cre c acting on the ier a- joined Kigether to educateed the Continuetl from B l Rumel said. “Lane was a skskilled 'I'WIN FALLS> - Two free estate hrokeiiker will be giving presenta- rson'scasc- f ian attorney - not Ru coinniunity al«)Ui howiw iindi%iduals sion and sent Anderso A'ho rep resen ted them and ant caring te a c h e r in Rich!rhfield planning semin;inars have been tions.is. r iiL-w11C1^ hear- lit.ir, . se can devcltip viable finalfinancial plans ...... back to the board.for n< tter. Julian said. for for m any years.” • ...... scheduled by Le?.^ave a Legacy, a ...... Theh e second seminar. "Tlie Use Fmsis and Tax Oinsiduraiionsns fnr their families andid iiiill the same ings. «aid he and th e district The i issue is heading to tri[rial to consortium of chs:hariu es and busi* of T m “It is clear fmm the,c tacl.sf lliat listate Planning," will he heldId tiniL- siistain-the workk olof a .favorite «r‘ p rised by tlie ju d g e ’s decide (jei whether Andersonm was ness professionals,als. - . in Esti the Ixiard lield an cxeciiccuiivo ses- ';erc surpn m 6:30 to 8 p.m. Ocl. 17 in rcHHiini ciiarity long past iheirlirir lifetimes, ^ md that hc found it lo wrongfully wr discharged, RlRumel The firsi seminlinar, “Tlie Basics ' from 6 iihle 10 dis- J™?'”" Ul To tap l^ av e a I-cga'cgac\-’s speak* • . sion. Il was permissil>l y technical and not in sai ...... of D ev elo p in g • a a W ill," w ill be 277* olo f the,T ay lo r Biiiltliiig. An ion of Ms. I?' ' said...... C’ • er's imreaii «ir for mormore informa- cuss tbe terminatioii t of the open meeting to 8 p.m. Tuesday attornorney, accountant anil reprC ’ caiiivL- SL-S- ” “Primarily, our is that held from 6:30 to ni- tion about the consortsoriium, call Anderson in the cxucii ything at th , College oof f; Southern Idaho. sentaiiitative from a nonprofii organi- . sion. but the board then she really didn’i do anyt is, . .^3r>-270{), Jge apparently wanted ■, Tli«- scm inac w41l■ill be-in room 276 ziiuonion will be giving presentations, terminate Ms. Andersoi wrong.” he said.' . • 1, to vote specifically on ------took-action—w hile still-till in the board, tc — Th6-P-H)f«ssional-St4>nd tg' tentiinate A ndui^h ~ irdick >» Commission declined to f : tive session ... , ” Biirdi - not to ratifyrai its earlier deci- complaint against Andei Ganieisrs^ ' ^.. ; in his decision. ' an said. Attorney Brian Julia,lian, ropro. sion, Julian Rumel said. Continued ‘•Th•The firemen told mcanotheiier wanted to give KamrudKa the Wd School ^ Rumolsa,said the judge condud- i ’t - re c o g n itio n h e deserves d e s for •! senting the Ricbfick The commission can rcrevoke jacobson said., “1 "1 tried th e front h aIf l f Ihour and there wouldn’i because the School . e." being a junior firefighfighter.*’ i Board and the RiLhiicll"eld School an individual's teaching ctcertui- door and thenn ih e 4 ja c k door. . hiivt;ve been anything to salvage.’ Board'ii vouotc in the closed meet-.- an cobson-said.-Slobocly-wa.s-ii-in-----L—Jacobson-^id-he-lci.•-learncd-what— _ D istrict, sa id they wii Ited the open meeting cacatc...... '• ------They"wcrr-boilorh-locked-and ------Jaco l . Bm to'-W " ;nn v.olalc; c house at th e tim e iinil th e.•re n to d«> from a fircfiglitcgliter’s p rcscn- ' ; B u rd ick ’s decision. Bt subsequent public vote ------nobody answert ered, After that I the h. dccido hoiv >»"'■ ;re no injuries, he saitl. tation on fire safetyy w hen hc was m eantim e they will de ed by the original one. Timcs-Ncws cdtiL-atinn rcf■ciMrtcr ,oid the neighboibors to call 911.” 'v^re rings as dti. "iCamnid did exactly what hihe in the first grade, to hold the new heariiii re pleased that Judge Jennifer Sanitinann caiUH be Firefightersrs doused the oiild have done," Fire Chieiuf Along with the monnorning paper, ciuiitly as possible. enforced th e d e a r will rvachcd n,t at 733-p9)!. Ext. -4/,2- or flames. The fireire liiid'started in shoul lonrd mcm. “"'(“'If »n Clark said Mondny wheilun these three carrier*iers may also “T h e se S chool Uiia L-gislature by invalidat* />y ai jsandmunn^n ,i,y basement whichw was full of Ron ot violoiinn ?' cohson was awarded._!:^Y_eJ uUSI s ____ dtdii:ei:.peace-o£-mind • .Ijers had no intent of Jdiool Board’s decision vallcy.CDfn I'fi ______anttQUes. h c saidlid . ______------J^J'theHnw^Julimisiiid.—1^______m g the Sdi A ,; ■ . \ ~ T i m e s -N e w,'s s :S p o r t s L i n e :"^ Dial 73+6326 for the1C Ila tts rh i^ school scores.

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M o r n i n gG L I N E INeedney’s5 field g(;oals bocot Bronticos pasi»t Oakla]and «'kicke'd-a“19:yord ^ ^ H - B r o n c o ------SpoR'rsQ uarJTE- TtlftAWloc’tatecl PreM - JanikowlKI'l field goal, butut missed a 49-yard ■ ■ ^ 1 Mike NF1 -B 6 , LAND,. Calif. - Joe _ attempt widiide left midway ■ Anderson O A K L / fourth quarter that H Nedncy' saidss he didn’t w ant pay- ’ through the foi ^^H .rvni.lnto g • ____ HltIs-a.gbQd_way_to-StiiV«^™ V_^.ould ha^-c-brtbroughtthe-Roiders ------\ - ^ ------b a c k rHe e igot It anyway.------: Oakland. , career with th e Broncos," hhe said. w ithin three poipoints. J W e need:d 1to ' Nedney,ey, cut by Oakland late in Signed by the Bronc ^^■fla}der«:;___ ‘season when Sebastian “I know whaihat I did wrong," he hiil th e prese =Tue^ay.-to-cover=forTaa=i Have to go hom e and i m p r o v cr T O j t n ------' “ JamRowsFvski won ihe“kicIdng‘]ob,' Jason , £lam, Nedney kickeked field ali“utit” ur field goals and was ^ backer had four goals of 24, 32, 22 and 21!1 yards. T he BroncosOS (2 -1) have a five- n ■ sible for all ot-Denver’s { ^ ■ o r « 2 training andn d o u r • responsib He was, responsible for aoU nine w inningng Streak over the < ■ half points as the Broncos 0 H Blekert' I second-hal second-half points after tl ), dating back to the ■ B R aiders 33-24. , •h? R aiders (2-1). d young playersers need beat the b teams emerged from hala lftim e 1997 season. Sunthy. _ T.v Whilee iiinsisting he didn’t want tied at 24. ' to leam mon v in d ic aation, ti Nedney said F o r m uch of the first quarter, I 1 ore. Its Although he didn’t hitJt one to ^he Broncos tai ’’s performance was “mis- ^ taunted the Raiders h 4 going to take a long • " end the gam e, “I got four• hwinning romplished.” , j kicks.” .he said. P le a se sesee e BRONCOS. Page B6 ...... tim e, and it mm ay n o t...... bein our gemineration l OneHast o rth e nlexL e ) B tu s in e:SSAS;: USUA]L ^ ^ Aftersr slow' siart, E p cheeibr~for~"

• CJihuicoach. m enn ’s team I JuingofirrpltTiin P Mari]ino ^iigiiircs. f i r o nps ' C h in a I mmslHiskrti th e Assoclateti PresPress______. Th< AmociociatedI Pre»»______; I \ , f ^ \ MIAMI - EvenEve a deluge T r iv ia SYDNINEY. Australia - When I Jl*-'"'. co uldn’t p u t aI damper da on Dan th e “ Gjreat n Wall" was at its' B ‘ M arino’s retiremment en party. | QI'I us' h o n : strongest,•st, the A m ericans actually B ■ ’ , Steady rain fellell forf m uch o fth e What team draftcifted wideout trailed.. When\S foul trouble weak- | - , first half of SundaySu night’s Jim m y Smith? ened it,. CChina’s brief success was B , A .. Miami-Baltimore>re g am e, coming^ ■ * down hard at ...a i6ed-time:-Lett-Uun-six— D minutes.'S. - I ^ denly stopped, .. U.S. men’s basketball I '■ howcver, once - T o d a y ’s SCHIHEDLILE ------'^»und-i' in niy a litlle less quickly tlnin spelled “Danny’iny” on the damp Boise Ojxin. a v idieo e o highlighting a 5100,080 tor liis •■■’‘g Mleil.,’ 'J C lark 24, earned SI Allen had several high- Marino’s career,er, and a fireworks •second victory of Uicllie year in jump J f ' S J reel dunks en ro\ite 10 21 1 display : tluth e dark..sky. Illi on tliL- money S J t; from Ifilh to second i s, Vince Carter scorcd 1C. I M arino’s No.0. 13 was retired, nielopISallliL- list «ith S 2 4 f ) ^ /n it lardaivay and Steve Smith | joining Bob Griesiriese’sNo. 1 2 a s th e iw ill earn 2001 end of tlie season w 1 12 each and Vin Baker 11 only Miami numl:Limbers never to be I‘CA T7 and 68 en routelie 10i a 15-iinder jssiveness - of ilieir over-— ------Miirino-thHt-will-?nll-stnndHn-fronttjf*------2f>!M«tial-«n>-the-li lillIillCTest-Goiinin.1------Btch against China at the Olympi sized OJ)]opponents, Steve Smith of the United StStates scores during the men^in’s preliminary basketball m atd ‘P'® the .stadium wasivas dedicated, and Cliii) course. "One:ie thing you hwk for is how Gaines Sunday. The Unitedd SStates beat China U9-72. the league's careciireer.leader in pass* .•ssive th e y a re , and lh a t’s , ing touchdownswns was inducted ____ Anderson.is-ruirunner:iip------impressed'-me,—Jlakur-said.—,______lioi-iliu-limiied-tVne-ll Lthev-were____fiish,.buijha:hat hanoens. Being-up experience e; for us.’’ China 1 ____inlojhcL.DoJnl!in;hins’ Honor Roll lo_____ Zingquan Jiang sald^hrol y need a little more time: on lile floor together, WWang and by 25 two minutesmi into ilie game . Zi “ finish off Ihelie e m o tio n a l 14* translator. “We had a lot of at Rocky Moui rxperience." Yao matte things a bitit difficult - w e can’t do that.’’ tr of fouls minute ceremimy(my. ■ ' , SALT l.\KE cm:rrv-Twin Falls TndSp' ..pm,m su rp rised th e y 're nin in1 for llie .U.S. leam. Chinlina scored - Of China’sa’s 14 fouls in the first inside in and that had an imp:ipact on •‘1, fits becausause Dan knows a the guards. The speed o rilcer Diitn.i AnderJerson captured „u r lenieague yet.*' Kevin GarneitI 13 of ihe game's firstI 202 points half, 12 wer'Tnn^ttlr~\V(Txnnrc‘rc"D nnlug:------’M o v as-a--a-wnndDrfii1*1i?aminB------“ tt’^l’andihB'gairwldencdr’'n’ ers attended tlielie tceremtiny, Riiccways in Salt lal> A fid e rso n 's -6767 Chevy Nova ^ defeated over 50■)0 iracers before I . losing to Jam es GlennGit of Seattle, | ' UCLA. rejoins> elite H er lx;si lim e in, tinthe standing the * 'ast . * mad:hine ro)lls into)town tir-(er-Comp division, ,,, . - The-Bruins are-back-«mor .“i" — loninlnrrhlrd^nitlTiii.irier dcficlm j earning his Iwsi finifinish of Ihe year, 1 Wlin H l-'alls stop Clcountry’s elite collegc foi‘""'1’“" lnpMiciii(!an23-;23*20 on Saturday. Kteam s. The Bruins? wiwere ranked 16th rimas-News______Wood River HIHigh ! 5 ^ However, look what’s commt,,cc - - after beating-Al;^.Alabama and-14th-— ...... ' nNejtt up is the Pacific-10 0 :S. ■ks'Sv; "''«r. 0 PP,ineFr,, Fresno State. They hosts tailgateite party nra\TN FAU-S - The winningesl.... aat Oregon, w here the Duck;.Ksna\L 1, J,,behind Nebraska, :r in l-ederal-Mogul JJragster llAIl.EY - Tlifle ^second annua! driver i m b i & v v b b w on 16 straiglit. Florida Stale.e. 1Florida. Kitnsas firy may not'he there, but The Bruins began the.season s gtate and Virg Wood River Hlshh School h "'ISantos's nice car will, ______'irginia Tech -■ ull Touchdown Cltihub Homemmine unranked,u facing one of the • among Ihe elite.ite. • ugic Valley racing fans tan try’stl most difficult scheduli TailKatinR Partyy is i: Friday from :k out the. 0akw«iod-H»me5zi ____ “I amid teli;«:ll. w'CAvere' gmiig.to'. - 1 - ■ 4;3(>6:30 p .m ,...... "trying"tl to forget the disastcp e r lh a i 1,^, ,n,|„.oved, therc’siithe lot of fiber ?'sier jo d ay and T uesday at was last year. Injured and ii • • H eld in th.e W.x,V,«d River HiBll [ { [ "local S home manufacturer's on this footbatball teanu” said parkinfriorrthe-tiirtarignting-party ------ririwjced,aliey.wemJiZjitiC£era pmr- -faiedc^ho ha3-l)een-liesiliii)Her minuie. far. , Toledo then:n s;said he’d give the Ip Tne.d.(, Ihen-No. ther amenities that help First, the Bruin'> b eat th Monday to celebrate^ Compltodfroniftaf los in the car include a 4*81SI has earnei* 29 naiioilonai eveni five nation.jnal events and all five 3 Alabama 35-24 despite .'“ ''I 'S wiiar lie calledfd one c of his biggest^ w-tyi>e-superchBrgerri»’bene«—:•(>----- 1 i t les-in~hi->;Ceed transmission, and a ihree-year reigninglg F e d e ra l- re a c h e d 26263,84 mph in May in c :am e an ^ , . , A lahanham a game. • ' Croweiwer three-disc clutch, Mogul w orld champion>n.Thisyear the dragsu;ster, which he helped u i nim pressive 24-21 victorory over Santjntfjs, of C astro Valley, Calif.;f.; a lo n e. S an to s h as wo>von four of build.' 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'I- /...- .. M ThnwMm. Twin Ftfto.U idl d M . Mondty.8«pti(i>bwlg.200 ■______SPORTS Balance;e helps (Giants hoold off ClChicago, 14-7;1 r-^Spo r ts5 IN BRIEF 'yards and limltieded the Uons (M) Kn](night upbeat aboulutpossibie returnI Ttw A woclrted P r ttt to 17 yard s on thehe ground. Shaun thinks he could re'tum to coaching.-coa yM King threw a touchuchdown pass and . ST. LOUIS - Bob'K night lh; K erry Collins w as 24- for rushed for a score. . . n1 ccollege j o r th e pros - as soonon as next m onth, 249 yards and a touchjchdown to “It isn't for sure I'm not goingg to be coaching by/ Oct.Oi help New York reachI 3-3-0 for the [night said, referring to thee start of college practice.s. “1 “I’ve got . a t r i o t o i a first tim e since 1994. | 9 Vikings 21, Pat ome things I can do. I’ve gotgt to see what commitmenment I can Tiki Barber’s 3-yardard TD run K ^ ■ Daunie Culpeplepper threw for lake.” late in the• thirdih quar- ' IK ■ jk-J y a rd s and two iw touchdowns Knight,‘fire'd as Indiana’s bibasketball coach, spoke SatuSaturday in ter was thele go-aheadJ - s ||H and ran 12 timesss :for 59 yards as - st.t. 1Louis, where he was atteilending the Cardin^s’.gameme against — ------^ N rt— scorerandnhIthc'Giants— I^ H Minnesota improjroved.to 3-0 for the(tie Chicago Cubs. ______kept Chicago)go ' the third time in five years, its Knightk , said he has offers fromfr< cdllege and isrofessibnalonal teams, ...... :oftheendior — first-with Culpep]epperat quarter*.------jnncluding-the-Indiana d , Pacercirs. Isiah-Thoma6,-a-former-; CoUins threw a 34-yart/ard TD pass f l H back. far, is replacing L arry B ird as th e Pacers’ coach this seasi«ason. to Ron Dixon. Barber g BM The Vikings sl:oredsC on their yards on 17 carries, i Roii first three posse.sessions, two of m i i ------DaynMike Brown after a gain of 13-yi3-yardt Sunday. ______sincc Dec^7..1995..in, ------yards-for-ihe-31siIst-lOO-yardoFUsb------MSreen il claims Kroge[er Classic tournamii m e n t ___ yard^for Jtbudidowri^ gam e at th e Clevelandid Stadium.S receptions>forll2yard~ fc ^ ing gam e of his5 careerct as Seattle mMASON, Ohio - Hubert Gr3reen shot a 6-under 64 SundiLinday, h o ld ^ — ^------(l-Dbeai'NewrOrlOrleanstl^J:------^------m g" Packers 6, EaglessT 3 ‘Rams 41,L, ■49ers 24 ' 1a(Jagiiars 13, Bengals 0 ~ Jon Kitna hitit tighti end Uula clas:iassic. Ryan Longwell's 38->38-yard field For the thithird straiglit game this Jacksonville J (2>1) got i ts s first : Mili with a 1-yayard touchdown gGreen birtlied five holes on}n the front nine and eiglitt duringdu tlie goal wilh three secondsads left gave vear and fift:fifth straight going back shutout shii in franchise history,, I:beat- pass w ith aboult ninine minutes left rout•ound, e n ro u te to his secondd Senior PGA T our win of; the seasoa Green Bay coach Mikeike Sherman io last seasoison, Super Bowl cham- ing irig C indnnati (0-2) behind dedefen* in ihe game, andmd Kris Heppner Heje finished at 10-under2000 ion the Grizzly Course att theth King-s - his first victory ns theth e P ackers pion St. Loi;.ouis had to pull out a sive sivi tackle Gary Walker’s domi-di added a 45-yardird fie ld g o al fo r isiaiisland G olf C enter. narrowly avoided theitneir first 0-3 game in thele Ifourth quarter. narnant performance. final margin. "I knew w hen I got it to fifive under on the fro;it thatihat I had a start since 1988. M arshallill Faulk scored three \Walker disnipted play in t h e , chaiAance,” Green said. “I almosost gave it away on the firstrst couplec of limes andd 1 K u n W a rn e r th rew . middle mit wiih five tackles and loles, though.” ™° Dolplilns 19, RiR a v e n s 6 ' ' “J: Chiefs 42, Chargers3rS 10 two touehdhdown passes, bul he sacks. sac Green earned $210,000 inn his first win since the AudAudi Senior., B altim ore’s ToiTony Banks, dbm- Oa; . five touch- w two more intercep- [^assic in M arch. Elvis G rbac threw fi BuBuccaneers 31, UonsK10 ' ing off a five-tououchdown perfor- c:;;; d o w n p a sse s, th e m miost by a • “ o"*- Jacksonville, was \ j 1 Tback since , . Tampa Bay did exactly whvhai it mance against Ja Kansas City quarterbi ____sacked six times,f»<, fnmhled twice liSncoine Trpphy go;oes to Goosen Hall of Faniei" Len DaiDawson h a d ----- J e tS -2 7 rB-Biils-14 l ------Tvanted-againsrDetroitnust-J y over threw an intinterception on a §:Sa i n t n o m la ^s r e t erCHETFFanceTRinerGo^ c : il967. Vinnv Te‘Festaverde lofted a 45- 'did■did in its 4W home victory Hve iiguin.st Miami in 19* rainy night in Mia'la m i..___„ _____,______sUaeline t ^ e c a p tu r e lus gam e fromfr a year ago, shot a 4-undionder-par 67 ------L'.f»3C UM5 2 0 -Of-33■33 fui 235------ytifd' sCOl'lllt,ing p ;iw it)-LOnieibaek------Gh oinSnconirTropy^yTWOiitfOKtii}. nn ------Tampa Bay, undefeated1 afier£ Lamar Smith1 ranr for 63 yards SunSimday to w m the 3>i.i num or yards. First-roundI didraft pick Marcus Coleoleman on the final play ^ 1 th e day two shots behind1 ththird-round i three games for just the setiecond on 22 carries nndid scored tw ice for TThe South A frican started i Sylvester Morris hadid ithree TD of the firsirst half, and Kevin thr ' Germany in the toumameninent outside time since 1979, rushed foro r 120 the D olphins (2-1)M). leatleader Alexander Cejka of C catches, and fini^htidi6d with six Williams rereturned a kickoff 97 tin ParParis. —Goosen-had-sijc-birdies in 271, tw o strokes ahead of Ne'few Zealand’s Michael Campampbell (67) Clevelaand poun :ees; Exp(lOS^rOpiNM ets— Isand N orthem Ireland’s Darreiren C larke (68). Goosen earn ed 3190,000 in winning his fou n h E uropeaipean title. It Philadelphia PhPhillies over the NEW YORK (AP)P) - C h u ck •— Expos 5, Mets 0 was his third victory in Frarancc, following Frcnch Openpen titles in ' • - Ex r —i, Florida Mariins. Finley allowed one liittin.snxscre- in , Major L( MONTREAL - Vlad s - . ' 1991997 a nd 1999. ' League Baseball i f t . Wolf (11-7) allallowed two runs less innings and Mannytiny Ram irez ______------— Guerrero Gu homered twice and iiruck out five and q . homered and dn>ve in l tliree runs „ ______e bled, leading Tony Armas Jr.Ir and 6, Royals 5 bl; 0 win for th e first Safin takes Presideient’s Cup as the Cleveland Indians:ms iwat New R a n g e rs 6 , llie M ontreal Expos over theleNew walked none to 1 York 15-4 S unday, thetheir second ' ARLINC’iGTON, TL-xas - Galie S' lime m four startarts since Aug. 26. 1TASHKENT, Uzbekistani - U.S. O pen cham pion MaM arat Safin ' York Mets. won another tille before hea3ading to the Olympics, beaiiija tin g Italy’s rmit nf the Yankees iniilireedays. ill Kapler wasas 2-for-4 and drove in Tlie Mets fell 2.5 games be Davide Sanguineiti 6-3, 6-4•4 Sunday lo capture the• President’sPr three runs,s, tyvingj him 13 RBls in NL j^j East-leading Atlanta.!” S Braves 7, Diariamondbacks 1 Da •4 the four-gamame series. y,York’s lead over Arizona fo Cup. Tigers 5, Red Sox 4 hit a two-run homer in . (or the p h o e n i x - Andriiw . Jones ^ th e $500,000 tournam ent,;, wiwill be the wild card spot dropped ti Safin, seeded second in ll Dl- I ROIT - Dave MlickUfrll)Ml off Dan Reichert (8-8) to 4.5 homered and tripled,iri and Kevin No. 1 p lay er for R ussia at thche Sydney Games. ! games. allowed one run and (< ank Catalanoiio’s solo Millwood outlUipiiched Curl jHe came to the Uzbekista>tan tournam ent fresh from>m Ibecoming ' home run u he Atlanta-Brjves------tlie frrsi Russian lo wihTlnhe-UiSTropcnrHe-defeai feared-Pere— ;------1 liit iitwo-nin homer, Astros 5, Pirates 3 lieat the Arizonama D iam ondbacks. Sam pras in th e O pen final lastla week. Boston remainedII 11.5 8‘im»s ■ HOUSTON - Moises Alo.lou.hil The Braves lookloi a ihree-game ■ b eh in d C li-vrl:ind. thi Twins 1,, /IAngels 0 whis 30Ui homer and drove irin four lead in the NLiIL East over New p. card leader. n d th e . York, w hich lost5st 10 M ontreal 5-0. Burton D l earns flag at£ Dura Lube 3000 ^^NNEAEAl’OLIS - Brad Radkc runs “ as Scoii Elarlon am t th e Burton led every lap, someimeihing he Mariners 3, Orioles!j s 2 (12-15) avoif.'oitled lx.H;(miiii(; tliu AL’s Housion " Astros sent ILOUDQN, N.H. - Jeff Bi ' ___ , . _ -Josingest.pi.piiclier.-acaiteriiig-tiigiH____ L!Pitisburgli Pirates to their _aiants^^ada d t .e s , l ______knknew might be necessary. i37camDRr~Aiexk ^ m l n s u r a strai^itloss. ~ ln a race in wKich ciirsi wet‘6'slgwetl'bgcau5e~of~tv> iftw ird riv e i------s first shutotit this seastm, SAN DIEGO3 -■ Jeff Kent went bnike a 1-1 tie in theei( ll of his career. deaths this year. Burtonn won the Dura Lube 300 a t N ew two-iim homer off Sidn RReds 8, Brewers 4 2-for-4 with a home1 run and a „Hampshire International SSpeedw ay on Sunday. (fi-12). and S eattle con , tr i p l e as th ee San Francisco j 'iver to lead all the way in 22: years, CINCINNATI - Alex Oc He became thc first driv first three-game s . Nationallal L eag u e Dchoa s Giants, despile;e restingr four regu- « iking things ihree-run homer capped a But this was no rout, witMth Bobby Labonte makin Baliiinore since Sept. 3-' Jar starters, beajeai the San Diego .3.5.1990, Cardinalsils 4, Cubs 2 „run fifth inning and paceced th e close. rly led thrco' OUlS - Risht fielder CCindnnad Reds lo a viciorjjry o v e r ■JLabonte, the pole sitterr and series leader, nearly I ; Blue Jays 14. White‘te.Sox 1 s Sosa’s three-base error tlthe Milwaukee Brewers. tim es, th e last w hen h e went wi in front for a momentlent with six I CinCAGO-Carlos)s IDelgado hit allowed thrthree nm s to score in Uie Pete Harnisch (8-6) alliiio w cd Dodgers 1 2!, ,1Rockies 6 ia*]laps remaining. He declintned a chance to make a finifinal bid for I .1 Ki'aiul sliuii ro endid ;a 17-game eightli innnning and the St. Louis tlthree solo home runs, bul drdrove in i_OS ANGEGELES - Luke a a| risky pass. niy the third hoinei'less streak, reachingre 40 Cardinalsbs l>eai the Chicago Cubs 4- titwo wilh a single and a groui Prokopcc, an1 COlympic hopeful The wire-io-wire perfornrmancc by burton was only ifarborough did it twice,}, it in B ristol, iiomersfdr the secondid sstraiglit sea- 2 Sundav. whose promoiiolion to th e D odgers JPin series hisiory. Cale Y e /ears later in Nashville, TenFenn. 'ITie Cardardinids won their sevenih Philliesp 6, Marlins 5 kept him froirom pitching for T “enn., in 1973, and five ye t a three-run in a row,■, completing0 a four-game Brad Fullmer hit a PHILADELPHIA - R F a n d y A ustralia in SycSydney, got his first liciiner. Jose Cnut Jr,•, lului a two-nin sweep of)f thet Cubs for the first „ Wolf pitched seven strong s • major leaguelie victory as Los Conpledfiti]dfreniHlrerefiorts... ------«hnt-and^--on>-Bati;«ttt-lttt-hadnHhrw!------time-since-ce-WGSr-St^Uuis-cuUis^------i u h'iriiis" Angeles beat nin double as Torontcmto remained magic nunlumber for clinching the •'innings and Bobby Abreu I :ai the (Jdlor~ado j____ three games l)chind CleCleveland. NL Centralrill to t^vo over Cincinnati. 224th homer, leadinglg the Rockies. —— UCLA______O J y m p i c _ ^ ______SYDNEY 20C0 0 —:------ComContlnueilfrom B4— — - television ------“This “1 is a five-star game, thist ranked higher thantian sixth, — q q p ^ ’," he simple loglogic. We beat , scliedule ^ — gam;ame was for the program," ; ------T i ------,uid. "If iir^^ ping to imong thc elite teams inJ ithe higher than No. 3,''3,’! guard Brian ■ !(^(uaj2£'’?__ T T” i 1 cou:ouniry, we had to maki a Polaksaid. i ‘‘J r l T . itatement today, t tninK nade that statement.” the No. 1 team in the nation,” ■ Swimming SYDNI:NEY, Australia (AP) - ver ^ behind him - the secor:ond one- m ak in g the 01;Olympic semifinals "'p'Perhaps, but thc Bruins h:have quarterbsirback; Ryan W om en's w ater polopo ... Surprise.ie. surprise: yet another tw(/ I U.S. finisl]^f thc d a y/. .!Brooke' hinge on theirIr I final group games, yet,'ei to prove they can win on,nthe McCann, who pasp asse d fo r 16() . USAvs. Russia reco rd -b-breaking r effort al the Bennetl 1 and Diana Munz tolook gold Wednesday, roai-oad because all three of theirtl yards and two toloi u ch d o w n s ill J inir-.'ii'.m O lym picic pool1 > this time by an and : silver in the 4(|0 freesiyllyle. vici/ictories came at thc RiRose . the second hallhalf to sparU j Gymnastics American:an swimmer still chasirig Finishing off the medsdal rush b o x i n g Bow3owl, where a raucous crow(wd of UCLA’s comebaBback agaiASI ainst Michigan. “I don’Ion’t knowowho j Men's leam finalI his gold nird-breaking feats have The once-m■mighty U.S. volley. JJJ" ed by was challenged by RaidersI coach 'l o J I ]' "< -1211 n,»m "< i R ecord the gibes were quickly sriflec : de rigeur in Sydne\- eiglit . bailers siumbnbled in their first ;ause it app^ilfc^ Women's volleybauhAii bccome d< Oakland, w hich came back totc tie ■ Gruden becaus I world mamarks fell ntest, losing to. 'McCaffrey ihightght have toen USAvs. Kenya • it at th e half. ! davs of■ tilthe eiglu-day compeudon. WOiVlEN'S SOCCER Argetgentina 24-26, 25-23, o s not beyond the endd zizone. BuTme Canoeing Brian Gricse, who has , _ , , ;Malgh()w.)w. (iiiaiified for the sem ifi-. The Chinese team extr 25-21-21, 25-18, Tjie loss thp s sea- . score,stood.------; Wfiliew'aierdnai thrown an interception this nals, aion;ong with llie >j)unsest U.S. little payback from its U.S ra iseised the possibility son, was 21-for-31 for 213 yards vt Nedney, picked?d upu w hen£laro ------' swIiiTmelier, j;>-yeanoul .Michael nents, with goalie Goa at the Americans, aptand tw o touchdow ns: a 10-y)-ya"rd broke bones m1 ms nis lower oacK, Phelps. Hong rejecting a p e n a l-1______icc gold medal win- pass to Ed McCaffrey andd al- said he would savorsavi smiling at Women's basketbetball It wasIS IDolan’s second consecu- tj- shot by Kristine Lilly | 80s, could go w ithout yaryarder to Howai^d Griffffith. Gruden on the sidelinesside and let- U S A v s C u b a tive Olvrlympic win in the eveni. to preserve a 1-1 lie. | [ P 2 9 ' ' n c rsin the ’80sthe second straight jreTrevor Pryce relumed a funamble ting “actions speispeak for them------^------Teammat[late-F.rik-Vendutook-a^------Both-teams^-hopes-of— ** m edals for ih< foranothertouchdown:------USAvs Cuba ------Olympics.-^— _ : _____C. _OakloitB‘s Rich G annon ,ththrew He was less vindiindiciive Sunday; Rowing a pair of touchdown passeses to and even chattedted with Raiders ordan owner Al Davis beforebef the game CNHC ■ j Tim Brown and Randy Jor O lympic:c SCORES Anns-- sreturned a blocked puntIt for to apologize foror commentsc he lished saic) w ere takenout out of context, Boxing 5ANDST^...... another score. Gannon finis d was NS:dney saidd hh' e w a n te d to Welghtlltllng n r . 13-13-of-21 for 159 yards and «CM im e; cepted twice. sh ak e G ruden’ss hpd hi after the Women's finals I . inti I! 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T oT -CHILD1 CCARE..24 hrs..7_ W fS R I 1 0 6 n f ik.. drop-ins wolco- SPECIALNOTICE^ I PR'PROFESSIONAL- SERVICES °°°gos 0-4. 734.1230 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LE ilkvgspplitttloniron 20.2000. . addrddress: PO Bo* 463; oil Stoker al 734-6452. jc C P>, . 25yi9I 0loaso chock your ad for - Y O U R - ^rrchuth.^sun-vairey: ------r - “ O a tp e n im ------prevailing local timo onM. 'that in ordor to defend this ^ jbfflis8lon?An7b2?co correctness on Ihe lirsl illoy. Mobile oil change ncb n i uo lollowing the 'Dutch t in a ed child care...... Cheesets e Proiuclion------Oclobor 3. 2000 for DRWin lawsuil. an appropilato Tho " Dopartmont o'l Hoallh / day lhat il rons. a s Tho minor repair service. „ „)n.. Fri. 6am.6pm, Proloct No. 01-S72, RoroofW written response musi bo “ ucllon* shall b a due and Timos-News 2 is not ro­ aws Mobile Ropair ircpii leneral Labor , and Woifnro Conlrol Ollico. ayabiB wilhin len (10) ' AD S- > accoptod. Lunchos uSnei Maintonanco Building.)0f filDdwithlheabovo locatod ' In the Pote Conor- sponsiblo lor errors al- •yiMIIMES C LASSIFIED Sowcirvice.-EPA friondly ail J snacks provided.- - Machine I lor bor 29,2000. 2 Bid lorms ate — : ENTERTAINMENT , 20560.iO. or call tho Nation- IIO N 27th St. ivailable at Iho Elko >-u.OST-Sunday9/lO ^ rosponso roquiros compU-) Iman al (208) 334-5609. ava ioT" I I EN aud Informalion Con- Boiso. ID B3702 :ounty School District Brown’s “i Bonch aroa. Brit- ■ ABORTION I ___ SERVICES U8th«m*Krohn- ance with Rule 10(a)(1)<1 rDopartmont ol Hoallh and Cou lany Spaniol lomalo. 7 ■ APARTMEIrMENTrMGhn-. II Weilare. 450 West Slate ^dmln(8lrallva Adrr Ollicos. la ALTERNATIVES Van O ckar ArchltecU and olher idoho Rules o l.( 1092 Burns Road. Elko, mo. m old. whito wilh orange ■ 1-llmo entry level • Civil Procedure and shall V ______ACCOU Bo* “Jevoda-and-dackpot-Com.------markings,m answers to REGNANCVXRlSlSXENTEfL------1 osition ol 0 latge —KiastAelKitla Xolorgoj misfll co m p le x r S a le s ^ ^ Boisojo“e3705 ~ sinod School. 1601 Keno Bonnio. & Cali 326-4189 or TESTING II you would bo intorosiod my. cChtd. r is looitingToTa Ph: 336-3443 - — -“-T s S l r a r B r a r s r■ i83720-0036. ’ bino itionco or work with n ...... - DrivDrivo. Jackpol. Nevada ■.3.26-a296' _3< ...... 7^34.7472 " 800-371-7472. ,_lnha'ihavingyoorchiidpatiic- cPAw, with two to livo yoors. Thoro will be a Pre-Bid this case. . ( >ato in singing and drama oxpore rio n c o to jo i n o u r publicc hoholplul.'Some paid~' Bid 2. ILyour response Is ani, DATED this 31sl day ol 0905B9025. — —— ----- ipato Conloronco on Saptom bor :lassos ihon ploaso caii! ,00m. ttavel roquirod. ber Answer to tho Complaint, it /s/Ann GusUn. Clork cia« n. Must onjoy public 26. 2000 t)OBln''lng at Emily P ratt ot 733*3395 accouisunling, be willing to Flox^losclo schedule required. I a t must contoin admissions or0 sBoard pl Tnjstoos »— ______— I Emil ____. 1 liOO AM at Iho Idoho -Teachlnfl afleaS-12— -work-sirand havo-a-posrtivo- Dnd.raauma.to:______------Tronsportallon Dopartmonttho denials of the separate brook A partm enti, U Division ol Management — I atiitudijde. If this sounds iiko Maintonanco Building,lont-nllogatlon-oltho-Comptalnt- W7 Fawnbrook. ng, and other delonsos you S ervices. D o-It-Y oursts e l f I d e a s 1 1 3 y o u -- sond us a tosumo ^ Bliss. Idaho. Intorostod g Depl ol Health and Wollare PUBLISH: PUE Soplem bor 15. Falla, ID 83301. ■ Coniractors oro urpodte to d may clolm. CHILDCARE plus; a briel nolo ol your SER VICC G” ' • onpori- otlond. i to 3' , - PO Box 83720. . ______I. looking-lor-in public- -Aburovimior■iniipna Cling nootcviol- . ■ Ono sol of documents - are-io nulls. V/non you wtilo mts numbor.-Qi tho signaluro,-;; Boise. ID 0372O-OO36- — PUBUC lounting. P.O. Box co rosuiia may bo obtained by II* At: homhoi e Mom. Now havo )2. Twin Falls, ID voui cin»8ili(Klcin»i nd. b* »uto ------oensod-gwwral conu aciors/I I - mailing address end tolo- ___ MEETING NOTICE______* ' PUBLISH: ^uptotiil>eM 4;------______oporinnninas for 3 chiiaron. 1 03 ig o b Of 0 mail:______lonuortory un^rgtona your and by liconsod roofing phfinn number ol vour w IS and 16.2000 PunPursuant lo Idaho Code § ’folor inlant~abo 2. Will lolloy ® idanocpa.com 1 contractors ond liconsodling attorney. 67-2343. notice Is hereby wisklorolhors. 736-0363. se d 4. Prool ol moiling or do*Jt ' 67-: mechanical and elaclrical given ol an opon public subcontractors from ricaltho Ilvery ol a copy o l your'' NOnCE OF TOKEN meeting ol tho Idaho Fish ovo. are a prcfcrn'd pnivldiT In Ihc 10 Due lo tho closure ol'tho DA'DATE OF NOTICE: may obiain documonishors a< To dotormine whothor \Y FOR OTHKR REASONS!IS! ). business. Pony Express SopSoptombor 12,2000 cost, non-rolundablo. ;s a t you m usi pay a liling lee on you i;ei l>e>onil oiir tcpuialioii:lion ns one of Mini- wilh your response,10 Casino tokens oro boing q^- A bid bond in Iho amoun DATE OF MEETING: ;UARANTEED f ers. sialc-of-lhc-arl' disconllnuod on Augusi 22. Q(.| >ia's inosi prclcrreil ptovlJers. ol S% ol tho total ountbic contact tho Clerk ol lhe Oclobor 4. 2000 beginning m 2000, They can bo ro- j amount. Including any badc i d at>ova named court, at 0:00 a.m. Tho Commist ' .Skiilolicit Niirsinj: ami Kehah I'aciiiiicvlilies. v.in'II find a doomed Irom August 23. sia Qltornatos. Is required.odd / Tho naturo ol.lho claim slon will lour areas alfocted xvariiiIII coiitnumily environmeni wheniherc you can inily d. A agiUnsl you is Divorce, 01 2000 through December by the liros in lhe Salmon Public Works Controclor'i ,ty y;/l,p,S.>imrt-sitinn< available ry Novombor 2. 6 , 9. 13. 16. PUBUC PIJ HEARING Flo>vers & merchandise o r' ' •cn/NAs • rull time iinil purl lliiiv }H>si Its. — — Stogecoach Molol ------PUBLISH:-Soplembor-t£ ; 20. 23. 27. 30, Docombet Sti Wilh ulKiKli. Mitiitf |';iinl .inJimJ ;i I'ett IunIc Mipi'liV'. . NOTICE OF AVAJLAEJLITY Hwy9 3 N autom olive ilem s in ' arc cxpandlnj: onr Nct'lce--., *lo.lon’l delay apply 17ondia. 2000______M 6.----- OF FEDERAL BLOCK 4. 7, 11. 14. 16 ond 21, Hv « you c;in tr;in>lorm Ci>mmiKi■n ,c cvcryiljy objects imn Salmon, idoho 63647 iiii-ciilor. .VvjiiiKc jSimk-' 7 days and real UKiayiay. Only the m.'M .inalilieil a|i|tl.e;i|theaniN will be con- GRANT PLAN FOR - PERgj SONS ATTENDING; lH.MUiitiil w iirksol iin. A lull- IN THE DISTRICT COUR------PUBUC REVIEW -Commissioners. Direcloi.• lHK.il. "One Slnilc-rUwci*. ili.Yuiev."A. will help you •estate . in 15 d a y s o r . ercil...... OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAI>URT 50- NOTICETOBIODERS, Stall. cJ ...... ■ii'J PURPOSE: The purpose is Soplombor 2000. ari0:00 200rNontosldontoC Boor and KUiv'crs & Vlni-s niiiilc {No.lo I . »n.v5 I ? - to reeorvo commont on tho . SUMMONS a.m. (MST), ot tho Admin. - oik lag Outlitter sotoside, charge for lhe rke Vii-» Ciit\' \ IU-htihilitnli»tIilion te n te r h.ts an WALTER ALLEN proposed uso ol lunds dur­ Isliution Ollice ol Jackpot oik gn zone boundnry chango. t^^.j«i;M )...Sll.9s| _.gua ilitie.l Ck'cupalioiiul ------QODSEY. JR .------ing Federal Fiscal Year®'' Combined School, 1601 • - Indivlduats wim disabili------One i»trokc.t'4Huritei Kuldclt guaranteed.packag.e^.. c w

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Burtey Idaho oei3em S tate Transportation Wantianted oxp. silage pit trae- Circle orere. and 0,-DL . . )n.00 to S9X0 p«r hourour.. insurance plan. Must For phone orders, shipping. _ Is looking forgood drivers toreor operator. 324-7148,« boB takingial applicolions, lor MEDIC/ tr». Travel is requir. . . CuuAl work-envlronmonnom hawe own transportaikjn. .4 receiving. HTML knowl. o i «periencod mechonka. PT , RN^N, flexible hours, Company.seoks am­ (0 mn dry vans, reolers 4 q eENERAL n i tee?porlenceond ^ • Floklble oves, days,s .&-t -canDotuiatsos-sas-isoi01 oogo' a plus. Must know c 3ply In p e rso n at: 212 a c u te is, hard-working indi- woiking floors. We have immHM£WATE OPENINGS «PP'V .S certification pro- ^ wknd. hours. 1S-30 hrs.hrs or 208-S24-3378.B V^lndowB. b0 detail* available. g Apply In person good " equipment, bonus. * inoIndustrtal-Ught 4 Heavy HlghLlohlond Avo. Twin Falls ACLS at to nil positions: perwesk. OreaiPsfi-iimc ------<— r1125W.Hwy25.Pau1.’ ferred.«j.lfconsuro required-. limo — . oriented. 4 be a strong only at 256 Martin St. e ® s 4 benefits. 734-9062. * Fai so sond resum es to: loso COUflSE DEVELOPER^ Factory-All Shifls f). ''} Circle ; A Construction S alori*ry D.O.E. Coniact r job or second job. Close teom player. Send re­ Twin Falls. Idaho.H Construction V tgade P.O, Box 70 - to CSI campus. For morenore Non-Crodil Course sum e 4 ref, to PO Box 26. - JRIVERS * 5® I on dqual opportunity Maryy Gauger.i Gooding Forkiifi nty Memorial Hospital burtey,iy,ID83318, ii ' mro. call 736-2BS3I1IMIIII)mill Oovek>por at CSI North Twin Falls. ID 83303, ■ DtESEL 5 ‘ MECHANIC H4RTRANSP0RT. . * ------Side C onlerln Gooding.g. ______— T»Twin Falls Truck Is curronlly Is k»klng tor solo 4 slu- * CDLCC Drivers 0 * ^ ^ M .4433 Ext. 146. MISCELUELLANEOUS •DICAL • ; • BAKER los OAJRV Iaccepting appllcalions lor dont jj, grads, wlih o class A • Mechanic MEDIC ------Q uestlopiHope... U you want lo bo pan ofif thitho ' ys. Oblparollol24bam.6days experienced , tenrtce tech> CDL.q excellent benelit Weldors CARCAREER OPPORTUNITY „ e n i c i you use extra mon- j're looking Ior NA's ond 5 ^ ^ , coollst colloo place’®.l" ii ____ RoQuitflsJamlhontyjvflfilin on 2 olf. Insurance • nkdons 4 parts sates _-Package, p gfoat homo 3P P A Y -N O FEE We're win Fall? Caro Conlier ^ 7 W jJJa ant to got into 1 ------tdvfnTZO? HfsWk'Ptoas'ioase community rosources:; ^------provid«j;s10OO-mo:------person1 duo lb oxpansibh n 11 Filer Ave- 735 Overtand CNA':n A's in the Twin Falls/ Twian immediate open- shape? lime 4 lois moro- Ca': ” ’ ^ linl-Casslo oroo who po? want fo learn . bring a rosumo By; ;ompuler. poopio, andd • C01IS37.6797M o fo second locaiion on. now. phono apps taken 733-7300 '*3 676-4040 Mini lor a FT RN. ovonlng la adlorship o rsl 4 tochnical . Ja v a on Bluo Lakes neat I-B4. Pieaso send resum e ^ lant 0 pormonont posi- I. yWo offer compeiiiive . skills? Ne gonoral oHico skills. DAIRY ' dally, P £ lon providing In-home 1? Need money topay Blockbuster vidoo. _ Oosiro AA/somo to: Oporalions Managor. _ PERSONNEL S along wlth.acompro. ,or colle:ollege? II you on- • . Milk te ste r position avail- P.O. Box 1656, Twin DRIVERS Dfl aro. Job requires 0 -peo- ablo. Musi have rollablo sive bonofiis pacW go sc o reod d yos> to ony of the ' CLERICAL > SALES Looking lor a low good ^o*P,le person* dedicated to i_n,D------Rowiow of ODplicolions_i«_ . vehlclo-MusLbfl-ObloJo, Falls. Idaho 83303. Lo PLUS luding PTO, 401k, above,ve, theI Idoho Army C FT omplbym aht atfaiiat)li -OwnoLOPoralofS who ____ luaiity service. Call 208- health«h,.donla!,.vi8lpn_^lifo._ _N Bilonol ^ lor clerical 4 solos posnia s T WBins immodialoly. work night shifls. Call ^ wani lo wori« lor a family GENENERAtFsfiopwomr- ■ 3 4 -l^ ro rT w ln or20B - onal Guaidjnay be __ ___ a m . Siofts immodialoly. Appiy. DIETARY w ibilily Insurance, ond ^ b ieI to to help. C oir^C ' Ons. Both posilions m lOdP7- 324-7799 r/B!>KiavB leave------y mossago. _ f,NoodJ PT Tray AkJo, short ooriontod company. Low Persiarson 10 wort< In shop to 435.,36-6566 for Rupert. ■ficni by rosumo amjcompioiod do oil chonges. tire rriDunt- _ _ _ I on bonus. Piooso ap* B a rlolow w 734-9171 or ' cludo benolils. Ctorlct shitis. morning 4 evenings ddood hoad ml., bost dis- d o t In porson ot 674 East- i . s o o - q i /'o r . CSI Employmeni Applica-ca- DAIRY I Ing. truck woshing eic. Mep”EDICAL ply In | 0^0-G U A R D . position includos onswoirtntn tion lo: Elaine Bryant. Co-:o- Rollol milker. 4 shllls por Contact Twin Falls Care . ppalcher In tho businoss. ing VouWyoulikelo.woricin landd Drive.I Twin Foils. JZHZZ. Center at 674 Eastiand wweekly pay. ollicos in Will iroin. Call 734-3680.B Wou JJ -jnQ mulli lino phones, idat - “ ordinator. North Sido) weok. Small herd.'Buhl - in oward winning lacility EOEZ MISCELLELLANEOUS _? ______onlry...&.oinDr.itilsc J.------erea.-Cail between 9 am- : :-____ ..Orlvo.or.plck up______Omaha..Nobro5ka.4C .,f:il!. . hAHOSOFTWAREJECH a h - ifhoso priorilies ore Iirst------S E A R S -— ------— onln)' — ComorSOS 14thAv0.- applicailons, • e . ’dutios. Sales is on ronir ^ Gooding, ID 03330. Findnd 4 3 pm. 543-4036. ■ er. Idaho. For Inlo. 4 ap- Musi m, have oxporionce, lalient care and second MEDICICAL' ■ Nowhirincliring for seasonal po. lovol position, that will ir 206-734-4264. p out- posimo/applicalion O pllcollonl-600-870-7770' MienIlcrosoft/Novoil preforrod RN'S sitions,ns.O i ct. through Doc. ciudo both Inside & ou' * DEUVERY Salary DOE. Fox resum e ' igic Valloy Regional 3 1 .3n.aOOO. PT, non' .S oil www.csi.«du/|0ljs.’ Delivery and moving help DRIVER D ORIVEHS OF Sal sido soles, Piooso appi NEEDEDI Class A 4 B to 736-6266 or drop ofl ^ dical Cenior is looking commisnmission sales. Must in porson al Lytio Sign «A/EE0 wantod. must have-exc. Exporioncod E short haul Nl * Bonolit I- Medic dnvor. Coll 208-324-7146. CDL C iruck drivors. Locat resumes at'265 Ash Sl. ■ * 401 K f(or experienced b e oblooblo to worit nights 4 1925 Kimbofly Rd. N ' dnving rocord. no COL re- i N, Twin Foils. ID * kends. Apply lo Seers CUSTOMER SERVICE quirod bul musi bo obto to r hay/corn silage haul. N, * Sign on bonus Regisjislorod Nursos for full* weokont phono calls pioase. W DRIVER ' ■ \ man Rosourco, EOE, ,'i-»r« Roprosoniaiivo.onswer handle irlr. Call Mogic “ Year around work is ^+4•+++-f++-*-+++-h+++ tinlimo and pan-limo Human . • aro a drug Itoa workplaci phonos, daia entry, reyo- Tnick4tractordriverneed. • - 'J'®; Valloy Express 735-1056. • avail. Orug^Aleohol Froo' co:00RD1NAT0R C ClCN/VNA $300 ...... posli>sltlons in a variety of ^jgcE:e L l L u n e o u s ■ nuo syslom. accounting od. exporioncod. Start Workplace. ^ TiThe Mlnl-Cassla Devol- LPN LF 5500 CLERICAL n o w . 4 3 ^ . 5 3 6 6 0 r T he firstIirst position Is (or a Local branch ol a lortunrtune background holplul.u l. DELIVERY DRIVER i J 4 C Custom . LLC dpidpmOnt Commission is RN Rl SIOOO limo grounds keeper. 500 Co. is sooking goneoner* S c h e d u le dohvery andind Local delivory. must be 432.53S9B______734.8821 . sosooking an Economic Janilor Jar S300 Comp(tpoiiiive salaries, PRN me- able to lilt 30 IbS. Apply in - i person would b a ro- J al otiico person w/ Diiiirjillmn service wotk.Many func- 734-9t77 DoDovolopmont Coordinator Comoomo join a winning loom! upp tito 20% abqyo bose iTi*nslble for mainiainlng. ght person al: 226 Eastland DRIVERS “ CDL _ loty V4 crodit givon lor 7 & payables onpor. Salai>alary Hons, will train tho right Truck drivor nood for com oi to direci Iho economic Posilions Pi available: solai h city parks. Oullos don- porson Am erlgas P^opft*pft* Dr. Twin Falls. 10. Good ' DRIVERS Ni.poHonco.HoxlWO. ' OOE. 401K. modical. doi silago haul. 543-863t.a Wood Rivor Rubbish IS • . luilio h typo mower) w eed ------— PO Box 130 Koichum.Jm JD roouirod.' Higti school di- C lass 0 CDL. Pil packer. DOE, . 40tk. Medical. Don- oxiexpansion activilios PleaPlease coll 934-6601 for nev>ew lloxiblo Insurance ‘>'1ing, picking up trash ; ' f>iom.i roouirod. Call for fot would you kke to bo o pot 'chopper oporaior needed ‘ n wilh heallh, denial vi- -^ iA .2-wi^vacallon^l8t_ sworing inqulnos. recmit- moro infonnation. plan v domptying trash ------ipiorvioMS ume. “ ’“TSnbcannsfBWiSfffimi^ — fflg-new-bus'noccos.amL n.l.to.AD4D. W o r m COLLECTIONS ___ mg poopio about dog 4 ~yoar. eic. Apply in person,’ ~ ^ 0 EOtCAt:------oporollon. Nico equip. ] maintaining diroct and iecond position is fora Accounts RocoivabIo b lo CUSTOMER SERVICE col food. Nutro Pot 101 Cloar Crook in Indus- mo : n A's , LPN's and RN's. O'?JfaSfcaroMmoTond Year round omploymont. trial ' Park. Keichum. Bring opiopon communicaiion with lies woritor. Would riko Collector. Expononco0 pro-pn REP/MANAGER-TRAINEEjEE Products- PT. weekends. also homo heallh nurses^ much much morol , oxc. pay. 1-800-317-2924 -Alcohol/drug Iree environ- • . copy ol cmroni MVR, ^k>ca1 govemmonis, Cham- Floxiblo schedule, you " illcani to havo a C.D.L. lorrod. bul not nocossarjsary. Fonono 600 company, m onl. 539-7479 ormoreinformaiion ber ol Commerce, Ihe olomiino your own hours. I somo experience wlih Compulor skills nocossiossa- CitiGroup has an lease send resumo or media, local dovolopmont Top j . pay. Jobs Ihrough P'®" lipmonl and or sowor . ry. Full-limo wUh bonolitlolits. immodiato caroor oipponu-mu- ~ : DDRIVERS E-MAIL r your classiliod ad , ggroups ? ond advisor . Sond rosumos to:; Be Box o'ly in iis local subsidiary Neodod immediately. 2 yr. out Magic Vollpv. itmont plants- Duties O'y DISCOVERY RESEARCH ^ to us at boiboards. Personnel P tC ^ '. u Androa Riler Jld range Irom main- 93120. % Tho Timoim 0 s for a Customer Sorvicoco GROUP ovor tho road expor.noo. twInadCmlcroanBt Qm)ualifications include a, • Nows. P.O. Box 548.. TwTwin Rop/Manager Tralnoo. As dod. Mainly k>cai hauling. — 7i3-7300 ^ ning sower plant to Is now accepting EOrrOR/DESIGNER bObachelor's dogree or ; Palis, ID B3303. 0 member ol Ihe branch , 731.0463 or432.66S4 El f,76-4400 IW plowing. applications for lolophono Tho TimoSrNows is looking eqoquivalont oxporionco In ____ S"iu havo quosiions you _ _ loam commiltod to salos'los Inton/iowers. r business, govemmenl. MEOIlEOICAL Twinn f F X lo ’8M03-0409 • Youii Do-ploosaniiy.su'p'itp UNITED MISCELICELLANEOUS . Thal't classjtioO 733’W31iful. payment processing & 10 design and edit nows^ In' days per week. Ploaso your.ow(n schedule oach^ school in area. 543-6099a |paper pagos using slato- S Sttrong: writing ond day TO CARE- Tnickick Scale/operator S (or servicing accounis. Citi w ee k . You w'lll havo to . . of-tho-art technology In a Iniorporsonal Ini skills a re coll: call: M agic Valley Staff­ EOE han/est ha season. ; BOOKKEEPER c T Financial has an extensive —:------•-Ouick-Books exp.. F S"'0 work at least 3 days porr DRIVERS [ . . ' . congenial and prolossion- required. ro( >hging Service C 734-0600 >n)g Free WorttplacO .. Coll Co 324.7148. hands-on 12 to 24 memr wookahd3 wookond1 COL C Drivers noedod for ' I you ore inlorosied and or ori- Ruport C 436-6566. - - • •’ position. Call Porsonn ir.iifiinn nrooram Ihal ai onvironmonl. Require- il yi IDUCTION FOREMAN ^ rin».. r>or monih ta lullill monta Include a bacho- xiuaiified. flu p ly s o send you mlEDICALEO _____ DICAL ' PRODUt __ includos iraming in soios. the roquiromonts. you “ nimnnr Neododdod 10 supervise 8-10 lor's degree, oxcoiium ~roi SprOT SMUUIU liuvu q*y.“ — : CLERICAL undoiwriling, coHoctions.>ns. must bo al.loast 16 yoors - win Falls Coro Conior ^LSW prolorrod, POOP'O; businoss & branch \ DRIVERS verbal skills, an oyo lor to: Twir fobricalion. Musi hovo ; •Customer Sor/ico ' of ago Wlih good reading I design ond inlonso atten- HurHuman Resource Managor now pQy has immodiato open- Ibut not required. In fobri I •Cloncal positions and communication skills. 'Circio A Construciion will Full Time previou i bo taking applications, for lion to detail. Must bo ablo P.Or>.0. Box 640 Ings Ing lor CNA's for day. ement oxp. Send re- .: 7M-7300 or 670-4040040 Tho pay lor our nighl-shill Heybum. idoho 83336 eves., ov< 4 nights shifts. Pioastoso apply in person ol; agem o DS------Sticcesslukjandidjnojnus 1 truck drivers for 2000. 10 work creatively a s part Hey mo to PO Box 205 Twin PERSONNEL PLUS' oust. —ig-t)a5ed-on.fl-ptoduciion- _ —o^-e-loam^-moaiJliijlv. —‘U 4-epm shifls also available BridiIdgeviow Estates. 1620 sumotj bo salos oriontod & onjo)”10/ system. Tho better youJ 2001 sugor bool season: BndgoviovrflhrtJr-Twin— - E a ilsllsJD_B33Q1. J i • 1 to Sian Sopt. 22. Apply in d e a d lin e s a n d h a n d io ^IGHIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS* WVo oc offer; Brt working with poopio m a do. the moro you con Falls, Idoho or contact r p c e p i 5 porson al: 212 Highland siross gracofully. Must bo . AND SENIORS * SignSig on bonus JEPTTONIST/CLERKJAL ■ toom onvifonmont, *A m ako. Our prqduclion is Teresa; 736-3933. g*celloi Avo. Twin Falls or 1125 willing to work nights and gg,Earn ovor S124 lor ono *AA positive | work environ- < :eliont English/Spanish P~ Candidate must bo WELI Irom S6 to S9 p e r hour. (collent bononts includes transiainsiation skills a must, X.x ORGANIZED, havo ofloc ,f • W.Hwy25.Paul,ID.Drlv- weekends. This lull-limo weokond of work wilh iho mom me This is Ihe perleci )ob lor • Vacation pay' p/T. Pay p DOE. Rosumo U -f live comnjunicalion skillj Q ors must havo a Class A |ob includos a strong |gIdoho Army Natlo.ial *CoiCompetllive salqry r. 'kills those ol you looking lor a Terrilic benefits packogo • n eoatih a 4 dontal insurance aq]-Mart,-Mo P.O. Box 6 1 ie , * l j & on)oy hitting g o o is,. 0 CDL with double endors- packago of pay and bon- q,Guord. Plus loam one ol • Toi I s .------second job, part.timo • “OIK T®inFvin Falls, ID 83303 • - - Collego dofifoe IS s omonts. Wo do training. -. olils. wilh opporlunitlos over 50 iob«kllls. Must bo including inci PTO '. . . work or a job that offer* lor advancemoni. Send ' 17or older. CALL SFC ’A A^ )ob whoro you con make proforrod but nol roquiroc great growth and on op- Circio A Construciion Is . o . Valid dnvors liconso'is ir a n o q u a l o p p o r tu n ily ■ your resume, list ol relor- Borlow 3 734-9171 or a od difference in som oono's i------J 's • ponunity lo havo a caroor e n ce s and exam ples of lilo , • ] akers has:• I required, W/o ollor a h employor. 1-800.GO.GUARO. I'fo Q in the Markoi Rosoarch 'Shift differonllal. ' o r compolilivo salary & con your wnnon wotk lo Clark — ' o p e n i n g s f o r =0'"- Fiold. Walworth. Monaging Edi- INERNET PROGRAMMER sU3top ll by for on application Lin\l^\Ve4l prdnonsive bonolits pkg , DRIVERS With experience in the P'9- Ploaso contact; Ken Bar-'' FT/PT neodod OTR. lor. Tho Timos-Nows, ' and/or inien/iow. i„L«nb-«'e»tnn, , Inc. Iii» »n ..|KminR »l li%1Utnli% TV Falh. Idaho I'liUlu the follow injm i l Pioase lorward resume I loilowipg areas: " o 'o rott 01 735-6601 o r a l the Rotors. Wostorn States. P.O, Box 548. Twin Falls. Twin Falls Care Center ;*ri>cfvKlnR I’lini fur a ProcculnR Malaieiunce M*la McduwU. Cm Financial Tun Plaza 778 Falls Avo, Canada. SSOO sign on ID 63303. A drug-froo ■ 674 Eos^land Drive m,.^uallfiol iJntliJilw »ill 1I mir minimum nl one year p o s i t i o n s• :: P.O. Box 1599 1599 Suile 02. Twin Falls.B NTSorvor4®o''llS?MTS; ‘ Twin Falls. ID 83303-159 . bonus. Fuel 4 saloly workplace. r»pcrirncc In niilnii-njncc iir three )rar'irar' In upcfaiiim of food bonus possiblo. Home ; ASP. HTML, _ ELECTRICIAN fPloaso send resum e lo: MEDICAL MEI mo(irucwMnR niulpm rni, Jnli ilu lto *111Mill Include, plani-uide Irof]iionl1v. fl8B-865-7600. ------J IrKluslrialtoiQsed------P.fijmfTifiinr FT FTJ Modical Records Clerk, 5„,|iTHlnirnincc on pr»cr%>lnR incl/orf packaRlnRp j eijulpmew, ______; r>Dishwashjn DRIVERS oiocirician noodod at 301 SCOII Av. #1 2 2 'yr. college ooucaiiO h i„j,injulUUon Hiuipmrni and fjbricilionlori Jiipjvm oiulpmtM. LONG HAUL DRIVERS ' 'modom food processing Rupert, ID 83350 and an 2 yr. Healihcare exp. Mus) Ilive HiifklnR knouli^RC nf mild1(1 Mjiwl and >uln1e« JlcH . >Linc Cookk IHEI i SIS NEEDED focility in Gooding. Idaho. o ra l prolorrod. pr Compotiiivo KrliiinR. piumhlnR. ii)t]nu1lc>. ajid hulc u lc I'tccihcliy t (i^iriRlc an< Accopling applications for Day shift w/somo weekend ctiOpmt.org. salary/bonofits so packago. l h r « phiH'J, Mum iltiii'lar>' ;iand cimiplcic heni-flLi - Brick Invors 4 hoddlos, -g06.934-t433.e*t^l03.----- 1 .. .5 5 H S ' & clear dnvrhg rocoro ' • oxp- only. For work on lo- — packiRi- IncludinR m n lin l. lii-nul, \i3mSiTIilcrSia^nUWnvlnp rii1 ------son ivii'ii Tiitaj. sm uxii: Sond rosume with salary ‘ ® Apply in person f M M required. Average days cal school projeci. Good MEDICAL MEi p ijn. For coniidcniiil cl(lcr3ll«inI jcndJcrn rnume id: (Uictyl out: 7-10. 95% no-touch roq. 10: pay'4 J overiimo.TMC FT FT Patient Account Ropro- L, I2H. M n FalU. II) ' 4 :0 0 I’M GlanblB Poods, Inc. l>hiillp.. cA> U m b tti-Mnn, T.O. Iki\ I2H .' HSioy 1 1 1 F iler Avo-. Twin FollQ, 7 3 3 - 7 3 0 0 , freight, f 3wor tractors (Aisonry.[ 1-600-771-4862. sonlative/lnsuranco SD Bill- ,,, Attn; HR J , OliK. iir pick up 111 sppllcailon al KS(> IHuv^d Mrtxi. .Miinda) 159S Blue Lakeikes 735 Overlandmd. Burloy. S7B-4040 and irailois. good equip ing. 2 yr, college educa- ihmiiRli FrlUiv hfi»n.ii K IKI am anil S5 .00IX) ppm, menl. Paid vacation, sick 1373 Fillmore SI. LABORER U tion S and 2 yr. Heollhcoro B lvd. N . loavo and holidays. Other Twin Foils, ID 63301 General Gi laborors noodod. oxp. prelerred. Compell- u.t.T «r«, 1^. t, w (I bonofiis Inciudo modical 208-733.7555, oxt. 11 o r ApplyI in porson at: Char- livo “ salary/benefit 7 3 3 ^ 8 4 0)o 0 insurance and 401 (k) fax 206-733-9222. m r ac Trailers. 452 Soulh packago. *' Applications 1 ^ plan. Apply In porson al AA/EOE Paris I Avo. Twin Fells. ID. may bo picked up at l i s 13th Ave S outh In Drug Free Wotk Ploco No I phone calls. Goodingq County Memori- “ Buhl or mail rosumo lo ENTERTAINMENT LOANS alHospiial.1120 o< Montana Rangen. Ipc. Ann: Trons-• Looking lor dancors. Apply St. Gooding, ID. " M i f o M mm vE I porlalion Manger. P.O. $ 1 0 0 - $ 7 5 0 ^ at Hot Rocks or call 736- MEDICAL------Box 706. Buhl. ID 03316. 9665 fot infoimallon. Ask CALL TODAY! Hd EQUAL EMPLOYMENT Indopendont Caro has an SALESJS! for Dobbio.a oponingforNAond OPPORTUNITY 734-4333 o FACTORY, Local CNA's. weekend and FFull.tim c position Tor molivallvalcd autom otive EMPLOYER. DRUG MAINTENANCE 0 FREE WORKPLACE. Looking for responsible M ovonings. S6.25 plus salesperson. Wc offer;r competitiveco , poopio Ihal want to work. AAccepting applications lor weekend „ dillorentiol. Coll ------excellent worM ng - ^ S b H l h uIRRY-IN:.TWIN-FAU^ u • —12 hour shilts. Sa.93.+-OT___ oxp.mointonanco porson. Nicolon 734-7730 or 737- coniniis.slon stru ctu re, excc 4 330 0 Blu* Lakai Bhrd. N. 6 hour shlfis. S9.14 + OT ~DulTorrncIuao'poorhot- ~7229'f6llowodbFyirar- —7 ------— condltionjHindbcncftt Day 4 Nighi Shills tub mainl., various othor numbor. ^ I(208) 735>aaoo dulios. W age nog. Appiy — Please apply in personpen at Oepondtng on Expeiionce MEDICAL • -Applym person M -Fat-lpm—_in.porson-alJ093-CaQy.O(L MoTintaln'VlowCaro C e n te r ■ _____ — GaiyX-WcstlandJIyuniyundla/lsuzu>____ _ ' Springs Rd. Twin Falls. ID We 1025 Shoshono Sl. NH3 currently has Iho following 1070 Blue L akes Boulcv:jlcvurd North. American Staffing, Inc. S MECHANIC positions availablo: Ask fo r RickI LLo ons ' . ' ' ® Are you tired of 734.6452 EExpor. truck 4 larm ma­ * CNA's, all shilts. chinery mochanic lor FARM * PRN's, all shilts. Vvanioo aopunuuuiu 4 la rg o c u s in m I n rm ln g .___------*-RNq.PN. alUhilis oporalion, 324-7148. ■ * hours you need? expor. truck drivers for * Modical Records porson - polato 4 beet horvost. ^MECHANIC Exporlonco. Top Tc wages, oxc. bonofit Well Aulo, trans.. no CDL roq.. lighl Irxicks. Modorn shop package. p S300 Hire on / H vunoni IS g t ------and vbhiclo furnished. Bon E u s. Incroosod pay for "pS iN ' ieleperformance'USA* -nouMiauip-Jflfomo.atoti.:___ Rofs. ploaso. Call ~Exp. mechanic's holjier “ 0Gxpor. ConluctrGonnte* • will guorontee you ol Coll 324-5858 Stone. £ 423-5591.EOE > C lassified 676-8263B T h e 'Times-News i least 40 hrs. a week.

$ 6 . 5 b / h r ------(Ciuiiniiitcvd wiigc. “BBIC TO -min. tiTNrreqiiirecl) MS Hu;H uais. liii;,i.lcNv (iiitts A; Killc:lies. Hoi Tubs & l'onls. 15 Positions ■ ■ ’■■■■'IMillMI T i)H>r ilom cs I'C KV's. Sportingng &. Hunling liqiiipmcni. Now Available BRIDGEVIEW ESTATEl ie s IS NOW HIRING . /-SALEES PEOPPLE - S Z Q '('jiitiiiiupcr &. Sliclls. Travel Trailerlers. Molorcyclcs, ATV's. O N EACH SHIFT FORTHEFOaOWliWING PO SITIO N S: Sninv V eh id es lAII y(H)(:H)CI;issiric;iliotis) 0 I Full Time Hours • LTC Unit • RN/LPN 12 hour shilts______K ' ' '7:00am -3:40 prfi J.m. • 2:30p.m .. :------' '~ V CNA. All Shilis, 6a.m I r ■ - Mondiiy-Frlday and 10;00p.m. - 6:30a.m. l 2:00 - 10:30p.m. and WAtNTE D- ^Tn7s J1 Part Time Hours • Assisted Living, NigNight Shilt. Work For T h elJ1 Ford DealershipJ JlIn. The Area, I 4:00pm-10pm .Mon.-Tliurs. Sp.m., • (6a.m, I Mondoy-Fridoy • Social Servlcc DireIredor. LSW preferred, Our sales teanam needs a higinly motnotivated, $ 1 4 010 ( I '8om *5pfn ^ tu rd o y j bul not required, lullill limeI experienced salelies person. Must haveive excellent Flexible'evening communicatiorDn and customerservicrvice skills;------— L------frcH«dul«s------' RRmBEVlElF.WOFFFRS: . ------"2 tA . AUUIIiUNAI^AL LIN E------^------B— ' We now olhir our Full 4 « TwoWccii Paid Vocalication • Higl3h earnings :kly it Miiij’ic Values) ^ ncliiUcs Inicm cl, A^: Weekl; Pan limo empJoyom Hoolth’ ❖ Sick and Holiday P.iy>.iy • Greajat benelits paciconding voui tVilli 4 i Hcalih. Denial,.andd OpticalC Insurance • Worl .'v •„ 733=m i931rext:-2-&r-677-<7-4042-(Burlev) i i j . : — tf>owiodw m Pubik— ~ . :^ » ~Co}leaq-T-uiil0P-A5sist: (Srhcilar^hip) . : ^ andid professional Sales; SIStaff ------Fax 734-5538 & 67677-4543 . ^ Rel«»sni, SoJd;U datraC gL

ICE CARO RTE. PUBLIC SEI(ERVK:E H E Y B U R N -F:eraal* o r: t>y . RESTAURANT . BBSHESTAURANT AREA VOICE /m .. l.bsth^ ------Cook-Pan-tlmo/FulM im« No*■iJow hiring eicpeHenced tat CarMr Opportunity OOODIM :_25 E«:LoC««rt:-Oreat »$$.' — r^MESSAn a a e ------o w * '. 3 'oublod youth outdoor Allkxal.BOO600-277-5212 , Selling propert/ity? Don't poy Family roomI && IrgI sxer* All shirt*. P 8ft-tim#/Fu!l. waltpersontNo-phone- wfl L I T l 1 i ilVasokl.For dso room, Newew rool,r oar* ' lime S«rvere. 6am*2pm. call. cal Apply at 1007.BIU9 _ P'®Srogram. Stisff & team Vi k1 k k i r k ^ r X T R A C A S H I BEST ROUT)UTE IN TOWN *1 lader* needed. Must be ------★★ ★ ★ ★ EARN'-y lalion a b o u t p e t 4 Low-EE vinyl vii win* .6pm-cto»lnQ. Wages Lakes Lai Blvd N. •______------.S2.700/rTKVmo {realisttc) C . i6'atorafl« U . CPR. 1st Aid. EMT ■ _ inding sites, avoiding timertesharoand dowa . 8*16 1 n n p Annfy.— .. SSL Kids who want to 22vendlr fp«m« u.fWj> hulMlOQ. L oa c at a t^ d o n y e t .--MontJay tn person 3-5pm. iittmM iatecawiM wmwniio VeryclattT Full time plus dolivory, nroroud t prelerred. Groat IS{CURRENTLY Cl S S S S r JotheFedeileral Trade cul-de-sac. Var . . .fflW N Overland______$1300flOrmontfi. $ Mel's “ ort* JuRMNTL? S o Soriho Times Nevrt $6,976 caa n. Washing- Must Seel $71.»71.000. 2011 roik schoduio. l GCGOKINQFOR ‘S a Burtey or Rupert 1-600-266-66I ^etuurant •'. Oak Warohouso; 562 Caii208-3eyy.9 c I^DEF OWNO FOR s r o - c ’ Tos0560, or call Castle Place.9. ShovmSI by Bluo Lakes Blvd. N. ____ >EPENDENT JR ' Bost W estern Buriey Inn is iPENDENT JR Ag« GIFT mall order the NationalI FFraud Inlor- - •PPOjhih'#"*®'’ - lookino tor an oxpori* SAl ROUTES INDEPI C o n t o r . 461-7828 Of 206-7 . SALES d ----- R O tJ T E S Come Joiniin Must type at least IFalls Tlmes-News bdrm.. 2710 W o S k ^ h A v e . 7 K E R JEROME. 6 bdr ' S200 sign on bonus. Trav< BSwpm.b! Exper. w/Word & olfioHlceal 733'0931. exl. « ^k iik k k k 7 ^ I I BARiIS. sq.ft. Musi soSoo; o ; Pool/spa. dior's is 0 growing com- vv ^ ' k ' k ' k ' k Word Porfoct. Only exper. 347. 3 4 ; or slop by 1323rd ------UC SERVICE CaUS43d ^ 7ii lo- dock, 2V4i babam, Ig. RV • pany wilh vocation poy, individuals in neod 10 opply. .St. W. Twin Falls. +++++Ml 1 1 1 II T h e TTlmes-News i Is »000-I20i200^BtkWthAya._ MESSAGE • S h o d . 5 2 9) Highland. HI ■401K w/matching. Hoallh S'Send resume to: Olfice intly looking lor East------Big prolllsils usu1 a lly moan E-MAILyou^circlas8.liodad Si59,900. Coli::all 324.6576. tnsuranco (75) ol singlo. mM anager. P.O. Box 302, p e n d e n t W alk in g - goo-ic /\RR1ERS ■1000 Bik Blue - big risk.k. BB oforo you do tou: K IM B ER U Yy.4 -4 bdrm..1 ralo paid by co.) w/donlal iiTwin Falls, 10 83303 «*:★★★★★ GAI R o ute C a rrie rs In th e • Lakes /.a, Blvd. businessis wllh w a company, twInadOm'm lcron.net & oyo oplion. Froo Lilo Itl- — y romodolod, SERVICE SECHETABY — le Tim es-N ew s Is lUPERTarea. 1000-14-1400 Bik Poplar chock llii oulou with tho Boi- —RaalEalalo - on cornorr lolor n c o d lo t. suranco lor Iho wholo ilness Bureau. For » FT Service Secretary Ax,g tor Busine: Sat, Sept. 30 $69,900. 326-2i>6-2205. ■ ’ family. Vt pricod mools at FT I Hirrently rr e looking lor Iree infonIformation aboul 5 vailoy local locoiions. p'position in an Ag busi* ^ RUPERT k'k'k'k'k'k jependent walking RO J UTE424 gQ ing invosiment ' ® KIM BERLY*ro/.roducod! 3 ^ storo discounis. compoli* ness. n Responsibilities ^ )ute carriers in the ^ , write 10 the Fed- r«1'M n'n bdrm . 2 bolh.oih. 609 Van . tivo pay and advance- [pinclude: TlThe Times-News is Sf.- Fairview Ave. • ieoO-2012000 Bik 4lh Ave. t^•aoo o o Com mission, ; 900.42^4967. . ", monl opportunltlos. Como •Detailed ,p time card cicurrently-lookingfor oUBurley & Rupert p/easiisant Way-West igton. D.C.. 20580. E. Washinglo m. lamily room. . LEFT IN LAY,LAYAWAY! ‘ 'Jull out on oppllcotlon. . Independent V/atkIng a re a . Side Dr. ^00-4001 or calltho the National Fraud "9' data entry Ine n Bik Morningside t. Unoltochod 2 Now homo10 mmust go! Uust across tho Hanson ) Route Carriers In the Dr. In fo rmmaiion a l Comer, Bridge. Wo ore a'drug ^•Opening, maintaining. R< 0-(-572.sq„lt. ) SavttSSittSSS------' ■ A etoslna work oniefs ___•^ BURLEYarea. _____G^ ieaLfor.____ Sik W ake/ieldSt. ' f-floo-s/g.876.7060.------AUCTION lor CallToday.HonHomea Amer* •Oitice organizallon & ' now yowapono your moro” Inlo. 2dri^34-b&b?» 2 I ' (ca733^■30^7224------‘ -SALESCLERK filing students,! l„temrested In b eing a ' nOUTEq q 7S2 (jdy». cio><;ia»9iliod lilt your or C arl. 201t06-434-340t>i Fabric Shoppo. has on , •Position req. strong ROUTS 4S0 hhomemakers, o m p a p e r Carrier. ,eoo-IBC1800 Bik 2nd Ave. ti^v tctwictyiduio Pul datti- Keith, 208-41-431-9300. oponing for 0 full-lime & a. co m p u ler skills, book- i5lh W-Rallroad Ave. - tase c o n te e r the im<>-»avir»g diiaeiwy - - ; ~ % pon-timo clork. Must hove retirees,or gjjj; M]» and M (v « . 19 F l e r - 4 Mdrm., g as 11 O PP O RRTUNITY T t] Apply in porsonO benelit pkg. 1 CaSK NOWSS Send resume to: IBurley Tlmes-News ■<. 200-400100 Bik Locust Sl. P o rS n ira c I sprinklors. Call . «Mi« ad Skinners Sewing Shoppe. If.you live in th e U____ s i r t r s s s Box 93445 aofilce at 67 7 ^0 4 2 or 00 Bik Madrona S t callDlvor 251 Main Ave E. Surley a re a a n d twinr1 FALLS (fl) 200-300 \______th* Fair Houamg Twin Falls. c/o < The Times-News slop by the Buriey o u r 309-}08-73*-e727m piLEfl. 4 ua,Jdrm. 2 bath/of. " 2 " ^ ••. oflice at; 325H E. Sth a r e ROUTE 830 ------— 5 5 me* UfflUUen or ^ ^P^O.Box^548^^^ 0 ire interested in . , D R A CO ')“ • ly rm.. separate lion bai*d on SALES N. (Next to Wal-mail.} A A A ioo-4m m. mature larid- raea. eoio», tail — r O p to phonomonal-growth,- — eingin-indepecb- ^ ^ 3TMENTC0RP.- 2 c ar a a ra o o , handcap, lamSi — SOCIAL SERVICES ^ '• Westwind Homos is sook- S( ient newspaper RO U ZE m Mortgage orlo>n. or an Tng p ro lo ssio n a l s a le s Alliance AH Famijy Services is 'k'k'k'k'k'k « d e r E TIMES-NEWS B i lo g k e n n o l. RV S2j|SJJi »>makaany JlSlI auOt ------tnn Mnnrnf* .Qfrwflf ..P ”” Suaiilled buyers Dcatactne*. iin ------"pirapV H ybu /OQIdp p n r 1 ■orGS j iar,ple a s e ------eUF 0,000. U2b-bU4^ ' ■^iKJnwTTOtetrsi.riS fi.iir — Oucor looking for a pro- and ( oulgoing pooplo to ^BURLEY ' C contact th e t hIE e FOLLOWING Wow'0 want to buy, J ______ilitu t Ineludailudaa etilldran ■' fosslonol working onvi* join j a rapidly expanding OSEO homos «"<•' ‘"a agaa«a ol< IS llvtne ROUTE 636 PrompKipl & c ash olfors. FO R EC LO ihia ot I*ea1 ronmont wilh Ilrst yoar company < with a closo kiileyTimes^to«s iniNDEPENDENT ,00“■400 Bik Tyler St. Wo are locallocj & compotiiivo. 4.0W or SOD down!c Govern- Sm wK -w r ' oam lngs ol 4SK, bonolils. leam l el prolosslonals.-lo «W ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ /iffir NEWSPAPER fflce at 677-4042 ^ Nl Call1206-733-3621. 20 menl & barlonk ropos. 600- and pm m m oj ______Wo-wanUo.talk.vflth.yQu. -P j fO v jO o Jp A p m o s_ocial____] O.UT£S-ON,THE_____.ROUTE.B39------Br-ToddSJd Blass. ProsMont 501*1777, OKt.c 5297.B oraSSgiwlar services to children in ( j x tn i i T o r s t o p - — Candidates should be ex- ! VEST SIDE OF goo 50 Bik Borah Ave. [F3-B7Sili?er8:V.p- ^ 'Twin Falls. Hailoy and iq tAN-Woll buill InowlngTy^ ac iremely detailed oriented '' Independent Vlfalking by b' the Burley ^ 100 Bik Fillmore St. T.W. SiivtSlivers. Secyrroas. and places strong sell B I urloy. Looking lor part p TWIN FALLS 200-400 ludod. 3 bdrm, 2 Mvani.ino) tor lot raal oiuta R o u te C a r rie r s In Ih e -xx] 4 00 Bik Taylor St, ^ ■ ••______bath homo.10.1 t-ocres, on > violBtlon ot th* sianerskillbtingyourselir time I and evening hours. BURLEY area. office at 3251/2 300-40* «d*r* ar* twaby . ing expertise ond we pro- Excellent I benelils and ROUTE 810 Bllllnosty CiCreek 206-637* nat all dwalllngt E .Sth «. N. (Next to Bik. Caswell Ave. W ll you1 IIllva on tho EAST )01-943-6321 ■ •MrtamllnthliInthlaitawtpapar vide tho rost. Fax ro* competitive i salary, DOE. J Bducatioo MS3oreO'______ara avaliabla e sum o's to: 208-732-S719' BA I or BS degree in social Wal-Mart) ^°^-pParadiso Place atdo >of of Twin Falla i a r e ■ ■ ■ ROUTE 402 . . roatad In boing an ^ Summar itI twro tt - and n i t ?££,^'iVr‘it J I ' A ttn.: J o h n Up', o r c all sciences, i ed. or nursing Is Ro^ose sireet Nonh lnl$ro$ Mio m tooi. find. I S i s S -. — ■ /n tfeptp o i n d o n t nattrapa* row™Sai i i » - - - - - 208-732*5710 , required. i Fax resume to - 16lhW.'21StW. - « may tro and laii ees-aTTr.. ThThe Toll-tia* 734-9441 orconiaclKIm pPart( Ave.-Burton Ave. _____ carrier... . ■ ■ ■ I numbat toi.ih* !• contact DIatrlet ■ w ^ rrfT I Wtttara youit will. lolaphonanun a t 737-0572.B [ROME (5) ~ npalrad la 1-SOO- ^'Challenging. Rewarding, i JERO 100-7 na0^rst7J3*O991 V H l Dynamic Induetry. SUPERVISOR S IF you live In Ihe .1 t . i i t t A ™ S alci ed* in elate Sound oppealing? If so. KFC Is currently looking jBURLEY areff S are r x W M R X X nOUTES22 we may hove nn opportu­ (or a Day/moslly Nights Interested In being a 0-600 bik 3rd Ave E k - ^ 501" I shift supen/lsor. 25 to 40 iOO-600 4th Ave E- K Wk i r k i r k i f IPEN HOUSES I nity lor you. NewCom Newspaper Carrier. .FHEtlMES-NEWS u e W lreleea LLC, an AT&T hrs. a week. Pay depends please contact Ihe W lre le ta S ervices aKIII- on experience, musi have IS CURRENTLY' ROUTE BS2 T W IN F A L L S ^ a t loast 1 to 2 yrs. experi­ Burley Times-News '= 1 5 1' at*, Is seeking team oHIce at 677-4042 or . , LLOOKING FOR ZOO-.'O-BOO Meadows Dr. m OTOF'O R 'R O U T E Ploaso10 clchock yourad (oil $14,700 •: momtiers lor Iho following ence. Apply at the Burley 0-40 Robbins Ave. . . ectness on tho llrsti 2 8 1 0asw a . ell W. ^ 8 8 i stop by the Burley INDNDEPENDENT JR posiiions basod In south- KFC OWBShingtonSl.N. mat 11 runs, as Thel 1 6 0 5 Grandviewb l #27 $20,000 J olfice at: 325H E. Sth ROUTES k ' k ' k ' k ' k S S eastern Idaho: ^TELEMARKETING os-Nows is not ro-1 '(80 Easa s t A.. W endell $29,900i !N. (Next to Wal-man.) AV)WAIUBLEINTHE la Tlmes-News is I ™ E am SIO S20 S30, per hr. ' nslblo for errors af*| ..p^ plam - r age 3 ‘ 34,500 * :• S a le s Manager*Manago ^or moro! Baso + huge 1 JEROME AREA. 100 roadway N. Buhl $ ! 62,000 ■ ' ■ responsiblllllos of ih^di*, —&o n u n ia Ain n_ G f.a.a.t. J'k'k'k'k'k'k ' ■“ in o e i: I 3§8B,o - rect sales organizairon Ior evening hrs. 735-5190.B _ r 6 u TE~S24 SQtrCarrlenn-tho- _ ------546 3rdrd AverW.— ------$64,900- - ! — soulhom ond eastern Ido* . 00-400 bik. 1st Ave. W SOs o o m ^ m s i . . TwVIN iS FA L L S a re a . J ------$93,000 • ho and Jackson, WY. in- \ 502 327 9thth Ave. N.. Buhl ‘ * ! lid d1 riv ers lic en se & uqu ' eluding major account1 S^n'animS al hospital 00-400 bik. 2nd Ave W 200-S~S00 Bik. Filer Av e .w Valid lOMES FOR SALE | 2327 E. 4000 N. $ ^ 9 5 ,0 0 0 0-200 Bik. Wirsching rellablable vehicle a must. and territory develop*. noeds lull timo permanent J■ k'k'k'k'k'k ^»o-00-400 bik. 3rd Ave. W JOO*; — . 122 Stiritirrup, Filer 5117.500 S t Veterinary assistant/ ' Aider Street . meni. iraining. oblalnmont T h e T lm es-N ew s Is T arghee 5 S 1 24.500 ' of.goats end objoctlves. technician. Salary based ROUTE 865 IF !F\ you Ilve in iha 1861 Ta -budgol, personnel super­ on exp. and education. . currently looking (or ) Bik. Addison A v e .w jwin ini Falls area & are A 3500 NN. 2528 E. $ S 1 22,500 vision, sales meetings} Sond resume td: Box Independent |i Walking ... S'lr 00-200 Bik. Carney interferesfed/nbe/npa GU/iUARANTEED 807 Ca:Caswell W. $ S 130,000 91221, %The Times Route j Carriers In the 00-400 bik. Main Sl. W .^ ik td community relations. Ca7asa Grande Coun lewspaper Carrier. Oakwood Ct. $ $ 149,500 *4 Wookly travel required. Nows, PO Box 546, Twin BURLEYarea.. <0 Bik. Shoup Ave. W piggss A D 2138 0 : Foils. ID 83303 ROUTE 526 is e contact the Twin Summit Place $2 $ 2 9 ,0 0 0 > Minimum 3-5 yrs. applica- Falls Vm es^News 2105 Sl < ble experience. Including : ioo-00-400 bik. 7lh Ave. E the Guaranteed LOTS1 f6 LAND 00-700 bik. Bth Ave. E JOO,, ree af 733-093/. ex/, - direci salos. cold calling 217 aokage and The gcho LLake - Kimberly $1 8 ,0 0 0 700-900 Bik. Davis ' B.or3topby1323rd and account monageme- EMPLOYMENT IVflSl imesNews guar. sigrid P $20,000 • ijt. Excelieni intorperson* SL W. Twin Falls. Tim^e I Avenue (2) o p p o r t 'u n t i e s I ■ Pari( Ave.-Overiand 2300-1000 Bik. Fillmore 3 /v)^J-400 Bik. Bracken St. ®'- n te e s to sell m er- », al. Umo managomoni. or- I Alegre*Shoshone 5 Ac. $25,000 N onh. Nonh chandiseor • ganliationai and suporvi*' . PUBLIC SERVICE lant Valley Ranches $29,900 40itoo Bik. Rose St. N. « ^ lutom otive ilems sory skills and computor' MESSAGE IF you live in Ihe a u | N, Highway 93 (20 ac.) $45,000 prolicioncy roquirod.' Federal| empioymont inlor- ij^days and real ------Ba«helOf-ie-Rosponslt>io lor m anage- stop by the Burtey not BUSINESS chc h a rg e for the 1 7 5 0 e 45.000 & up V GIFT WARE Party H osts office at: 32SaE. Sth pi„floaao call Dlitriet'Man- . . . Ave. I E, 4500 N, $45.( 'Im ent of soles activity 0-800 Bik. Sparks St. | OtOPPORTUNITIES Cguaranteed 7 through IndlfOCl'Channelss Work your own hours. FT/ N. (Next to Wal-man.) igor, egt 733-0931 oxt. 346. '00- PT flnnri Inrofflo. Show- package.p a Ads f Ing lowelry. clocks, potco- , t t * > t *— ------nov b e . ______Idoho ond Jackson. WY. 'k'*c'k't('k'k I f erfect pIX busm osai 'including rocruiimont.>' lain glass, & moto. 735- , k o m ^ S e n N . A arly for cuslom er ,i 0623orl-666-735-0623.B BOOblkBrlanvood ^ 5/day earn s you llnan- earl] contracling ond training ol 6 ll freedom. 24-hr msg. corconvenience but 400-500 bik Falls W. ______■ OQont3,_monitwing diroa 40 BB6-950-9595 th e ch a rg e will and co-oporotiv«mB50r^ wrarn~ihe'sams7 • •'------—NANNINI-REALrP^ T Y ------.-liaing programs ol egoni King tor oiira vacation -« network, lorocasting and ROUTE881 ^ onoy? Why not toll itWM 1821!1 Addison Ave. E., Ste. 2 • TwinT Falls .^vorificalion of monttily T h e!Tim es-Neew s ■ Firebird Circle tnu-gilU-good Horn# you've twin tg 208-733-7162 '«salos and commissions, Imperial St. siwinoting? Clatslliod will do ii. ______62 ^ ••budget, ond invonlory Morlaco Can?all 733-0931 • ------•? processes. Wookly iravel -...... 1.100-200 Ridgeway ______-* roquirod. Minimum 3-5 11100-1200 Startire I * " * "yrs. oppllcablo oxpori- IVasWfJffforj Sf./V. I , once, including sales, dis­ tribution ond accountnt . BQ U ISBS2 m • mahagemenl. Superioror ^-/200e/fl»j------R0 UTEU 7 K t Jabllily ond compuior pro- ^ S , 8 : soiSOO bik Pari( Meadows «licioncy roquirod. Bacho-lo- Circle ^ .— .J lo r's dogroo or equivalent fOO(XX}-1100 Park Meadows •a n d wireless industry ox-tx-' Dr .•.porionco proforrod. 40000-500 bik Parkway Cir ~ • ■ - • o 1000-blkrc Parkway Dr. Wo otlor oxcollont tjonoliis',IS', 10^J00-1100jwln Parks Dr _ ------— compotitisroTcomponsa-,a,. ------..--—I------___ OQCHLflfOpt work pn-_ m - ______'____ 1 .; . — ROUTE 8$9 - - • - - - •vironmont, including baso.>0. IS a c c e p tin g 'appncations' a for Indepenje n d e n l' M o to r' ’ 100^00 bik Crostvlew . ♦variable ond bonus com- in all arcas of it's distribubution system. . 900 bik Sparks N. Sponsation, comprohon- Route carriers in -«sivo hoallh covorago. ond These contracleded positions arc 7 day early eai morning If you livo on tho W on • J401(k)plan. Please sub- )ns and can

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______^ (UC-&tA www.majagicvaHey.ccom n°oT 1ESELLER” I g g m i y . 3 •Century 21. Greater Valleyly Properties Mff I CanyonsideiRealty7GMAGRealEslal8-l R lity* D.R. Curtis Co. - Century 21. Riversideide • G em Stale Realty • CoU)oIdwelI Banker Nannini Realty ial. Idaho Homes Silver Sage Realtylily .B raw leyR eally-U zGBulch ull Real Estate •.Prudential I Magic Valley ReRealty • WESTERRA-flobertwrt Jones Realty-* Stricidandid Real Estate v S ^ ■Win Realty Doshier Realeelty-Wills Really-Coldwellwell Banker Curtis Realty • ln«i [yJJ] JBLeWIDE.'99.3 SHOSHOONE-2 bdrm.. GOOblNG.1Q. 1 bdtm.. stove, iERMAN. tots, will con- d CI PROIROPERTY OWNER’S-. lE M E M B E R E n„ 2j bam. Uved in 6 h o u s e.W . V /0 hookup. . relrig.. water, sower & er oNert. imgatlng & /erydoan. In Jorome S500/mo.,0. A lto available, trash colloctiilioctionfumlshod. . Don't have the down pay- inary water, covonanls. Thatbinhday bint ad you placed "l? y®K H. $ 3 4 ,9 0 0 & we will 1 bdrm,., aprt,a $200/mo, $350 mo.0. •» ♦ a telundabie wBrntMtfMamrn^U menTioni for your now homo, “ Jfmobile homes. Call (ometmitimeagoinTTMTJmas. . we«e can( help. • Call 206- ^ ove.WPMHI. Inc. - Sortynopepels. 768-4456 ■ ona limee $150$1 dep. Call 7-9124. • • • Mm i77N Now I* Iho Hme 10------r32-5710ore88-301-9037 .6323 o r 7 3 3 -8 3 1 S. T W u T PAl ^ I < . 1 hflrm 934-5410.0. LeaveLt m ssg .a ipicjiupyoorplctufot. Wtttwind Hornet PR)PERTY ^ OWNEH-S- ctmppic •Roai clear) 1 &2 bythoCuHomcf HANSENiEN - 1995 14*s'70 401rt 7lh 7lh Ave. N;. $375 JEROME -Ro ■ Donin l have mo down pay- Stop by t n w o o d , 3 b d rm . 2 month. CallCo 735-9607 bdrm apts.pts, subsidized mt for.youf.new.homo.. .Sorvtcatc D w w .,1------vaii; according 10 ------5 1 3 ------1 , Exc. condition. I d s ' TWIN FKLLS ^ • 3 bdrm z" -when avail; can help. Call 208- . Playgrounds, aii ' ACREAGES « LOTS 2-5710 Of 888-301-9037 ------• ol oxirai(iras.'Call 2 0 8 - 7 3 2 - bath, nevowly romodoliJd. income. Pla 5710I or 888-301-9037I gashoaJ.iJ, AC. credit check KilchonI aapi p p ls . laundry W lS 5 5 0 /m o * S 5 0 0 mis. NoI pets.pots 324-3464. h a n sSEN. e i '95 Reetwood. 2 • Wettw et^ in d H o m et roquirod.! BUSLISS. Land investm ont ^vTiFT vail. O cl. 1. Call j e r o m e:•- Nice,Nk clean. 2 & opponunity. 1 group of 9 y jo y m 1 bath, front KItctien. j^vENTOjtoryblowoutT aw. *»“ d. 2 bom 1 8 1 3 sq.ft. Tracey 736-8503^7 3 _____. 3 bdrm..1.. m1 balh. AC. unbdvofoped'residential -'sse palio. W/D hook- lots. Call 206-362-6201 .■ ^ lal to u ch p a c k a g e . TWIN FALIILLS - OutskirtToi appls., paii( >0-$575. Call 324- OME laaiJ 14'x66'2 5 0 0 . town. 4 bdnn.,b( 1 3/4 both, up, $450-$S 3 e r ^ 10 refrio. Pasture & 0046 or 324-8499.324 BUHL-79 acres W osl ol 5 1 5 b d rmrm. . 2 both homa in 3Bed,2hd, 2 balh. 1 6 1 2 sq .ft. Slove/nqi BulBuhl. 4 bedroom. 1 bath ■ .COMMERCIAL goodo<)cond. 0nly * 1 7 .0 0 a wrtireplteplaco. high volume corrals, 5750:00s: JEROMTME. 2 bdrm. No home w/T.F. walor and a ■ ' TWIN FA LLS-liutt f’O" PROPERTY 109999 27'x50' 3 bdrm, 2 collingng &I lotal etogance skYIaNEIE PARK • 3 bdrm. smokincsking, no pels. ^— -^-MY-LOST YOUR GAIN-j. 'R E P O -R E P O -R E P O * well lor irngatton. Grazing m lago $6 8 ,00 , w/tipoul.:It. 2 full baihs. Out- call 837 1 Thoir lost is your gam. S«]l-Boouti(ul.3bdrm.,2 tr. In new condition, packago I837-9170.B Lo5 invontofv roduclion. is-Soll Homos . . sid e sto.torago. Wolor & ■lepoMg' d 1/2 bath. 3 car garage, 2 ^. in» mo Salmon River ... S SIN FALl S. f*or s a l e ^ $35,90i,flOO. Bolh hom es aro «^ii8;S( s. Duplex;T V bdrm. o n a s Sopi. 30th. Hiirry!»!' " Easyqualify-oasytomis. .razing Assoc. and Borger ,f Call208-732-57l0or • .yoar ok) homo. Extonor Grazi lease approK, 1500 sq. s e tuup p In parks, but can 208-731-737-9123______incl.. Now od lloors, DW, dis- ' Call20e-732-57l0or So«ding. Call; » " ? ' • 888-301-9037 mainienanco liol). qtjality tastefully decorated be movod.m( 539-3653 |nventor>tory. C learance Sale range, rofrig.. W/D BS8-301-9037 throughoui. with many ex- »Snako '’«i RIvBrPropflrtlM, "■'® ^t. 644-1613 tvet. 3Bed,1d ,11408q.ft,S32.000 ' Da'I-S. Siovo/no refrig.. K .u o oa Wettwind Hornet Wettwind Homet I oloBSionsI oflico dayt.i p. park view. $425. iras! A m u tt te e In prim e ____ lilding. Exc. reception ^ ------•| 3Bod.1 Coll 208-732.5710 Oir f landscaping. Got llyor T nsiderdual.tonantson g a s a g f f - - from sigr>^ormoiodoiails- -4124.900.4- - bdrm..3battv . APAppraised al S85.000. cons JEROMEIME 1996 14-x 66' 2 GfMtarB 1 bdtm,gorago. ^ B88-301-9037 ' - 734;6352.Holpw/closing. Salo St pnco ol S75.000. moU9 loaso.'Avail, now. Pijr------m , 2 b a lh h o m o in TWIN FAL 1880 Julie Lane.______Jrt 9 hoHnvimq 'o fc o d yard, yar( oppliancos. > W»tft»lfid Hornet Tako a VinuoUowc______a^prH:eS12SK/leaso ______d cond-Only.M'Z.OOO. i nnd TWINFALLSrSSTO-a^- - F A X — ^ ITWIN FALLS . Built In '94r .TWIN FALLS, cnaiming T www.buhtflCfeagg. _Si£C a 37-«gQ- 3 prffm_g_ .iiflKjuaiil .------3-4'pom i, 2 t>j iti; fw W B- I. In now condiiion lonants 3 b d f m . 2 t)ath. appls. monthly pymt. on 3 bdmi. "homestead.com — 47______' . ierm.S90.000,543-5426H | I bdrm. 1 bath, largo living ■ 5 1 8 I V ,900. Bolh hom os ore Hallowt F ‘ ' rtogot. Walk In pontry. Iin> 2boihhomo.733-9154.« MOBILEHOME^ T * o o r r ' ishod garogo. covorodd TWIN FALLS' A now 3 toom. 1/2 bsml.. view of ■ •* sol up Iin packs, but c an tw in FALALLS ------•■Hear art th e quietl ' patio, fenced bk yrd, shod,i. bdrm.,2both.1180sq. TTWIN FALLS; Nowor hom o' SSawiooih h^ounlains,’ S S S ■ A r \ ■ "'®'movod. 539-3653 2 bdrm housohe with bsm'l. r- (t.,doublocargarago,a>r on quiel cul-de-sac. 3 To tour honio call: FLEETWOOD-.1998 /\U days.6-s. 644-1613 ovos. c a rp ort rt ■» appliances. LaurstPart*Park Apartments sprinkler system . Irg cor­ jufile. 25 * 44'. 3 bdrm. nor lot. oxira parking lor>f cond., vinyl lonco, bdrm. 2 bath, don/ollice, 1-800-600-3203 doul /IES CLASSIFIED c«ih'> Toam up wnn S 425/m'monih+dop. No i76MouMoudco Siroot T S87.000. Call 734-5979.B groal rm. w/gas liropiaco. ask for Rodney. 2 balh.bo sol-up In Majestic TIM E: No smoking. Call Twin Twir Falls RV. S109,500. A MUST eadow s *26 In Joromo. DE iil»d-.na m .k . a Wl. SEE! 1260 Azloc O r.. Lg back yd. Redwood M k otivated to ta le l Moa DEPARTMENT !it soiling tho liems yoo N eil-73‘34-1991 or 734- 734-4195 734 _ TWIN FALLS-4 Ddrm.. 3 S2>^ , 7 0 0 or mako olfer. ' 2 Q | dock. 10X16 shod. RV —— •08^7^-5538 oftOBriwwi. ______1329 eveivonlngs, TWIN FALL!ALLS TWIN FALLS BV OWNER:I: bom, noor collego. Iloxl- parking. S U 9 ,900. 2799 BUH>UHL. Quiie possibly the NW location, pnvaio lano.J. bio (inoncing. Exc. cond., Sagebrush Dr. 735-1S32.M last tot available m Buhl. 1998>8 Fleetw ood 14x66'. 2 . . . IMBERLY-2BX44- m a aJ i i o valley 3 ac. w/wator shares & 2000q.h., Sl29.000.Call _ Manulaciurod homos OK. bdijdrm . 2 bam in Villago ^201108-677-4543 lean ll. 3 bdrm. 2 balh. irm apt. S33S sprinklor systom lor yd.]. 733-4126. 4 ------^ I Pieaso call 208-735-5216. Wea'esi. #11 in Jerom o. liko . - (BURLEY) I allupgrjpgrades. bought now ri realty 2 bdrnnIrn™ a p t. S440 . Stofogo shod, maluro now,S19.900/olfor ------in '96 i 96 lor S5BK.AC. Must J bdrm Town ° TWtN FALLS-BeautHul 2 I FARMmANCHES/ ^^AIRRELD 5 or 10 acres >97 R eetw ood doublo M • landscaping, orchard, & ;;2 bdrm.. 1 balh. Gas hoat. I movmovo, Esiaio Sale. . 7 3 ^ J 4 - 1 9 9 1 ac. (oncod pasture. ,3K DA IR IES nocnear Fairfioid. Coll John wide. 26'x40'. liko now. I u « Sacnliicriko S40.000/oflor. ______o u s e s S 4 9 5 , Close to school. Com- | Spacious & Clean sq. (I. log homo. 2 car ga- 775-664-3344 S2529,900. Belair Mobile ■ ______CallCo 423-9222.1 TWIN FAI•AUS------SPO' „ pielolyremodclod. .Farm-&-ranchJoiitaleJn s ------omoPark Bv1r767-Nor^ - I — 2 RENTALS ------Woll W '*V -F5-n-fed-y'k ai this now 6 2 'wido. gated for hay. 10,000 acre days. ciflt«iii« »alo »ai loasoni Find JdoM-Ou3ualifled Appliconts __ out wkciq1010 iirxty ato.and.ioy------602 n Noo lood 2'-3 bedroom ovoryonoino wnofo v youit will U N FU RN ISH ED Hou OUSOS ond Apts. boihrouQHluflh tho poworlul imio \ \ f I HOUSES HallowttJonnHor. 733-7678. .o W Lpiioncos. a n 6 785 Honoy Lo:ust- or smoking.sm Ouiot ond tw in F/ FALLS-lrg 3 bdrnT; , 2 b d tm .. 1 b a th . scenicenic location in Melon o b a t h W//nM^\r /A th homo in quiel & noar CSI. Volloyiiloy,$310permo.Cali ihborhood.Pets 678-4 Ridgoway- S450, 2 6‘4 1 6 i______negoliiaieble. $750/mo * Kwrm1.. 1 balh in cute E-MAIIJlAILyTOrclBsslfiedad -d e p . OrOi runt to-own. Cali- • to u s o l 733-91!3154 evenings b r AWEW ELY REALTY * FALLS. Foncy 73734-5856 G OODING ^ 1 & 2 bdrms.~. lo w n h o u s o . G o ra g o . fi?Ji?TFAUFALLS I W[ ■ no> snsmoklng/pets. S325- fonco.0 . 2!^ b a th s. $650. 5 .. ,1 balh. nowly>0-. S450-150 -f dop, 539-0605. ■ Roososo coli 208-735-0611. lied, w/gatago. Neat lODlNG.Zbdrm.. S42S_ .t w i N.I^.FALLS. Foncv CSI-0\- Ownor pays lot o .f S250 dop. Call Betty townhouso. nh Garago, water.r. $525/mo. $! * SSOO ol 934-5073.B fonco,0 , 2Vi b a th s. S650. , dop. Caii Caii Mark 733-0404 HAGE.GERMAN - 1 bdrm.. Roososo call208-735-0611. jw iN FALLSFA - 1st mo. now9w baihroom.I Wash- twiNF/FALLS.Nlco2bdnn. FREEE rot< n lll C lo a n . 2 or/dr>’/dryer hookup. Private Rofs.}. & c ro d it c h o c k s, bdrm.1.1 1 balh.b $500 *'dop. yard.ird. nteo neighbortiood. kdop. Call 736-0515. Includesdos all; appls. & W/D les-Newss irage. S350 + dep. Call ™ 7jrE3FALLS. 5m.1bd^7 733-29832983 or 734-8674. 38-637-6204 attor 1pm. 4,7 iriielliiK S Heybum. S325*dop. TWIN FALLSFAI • 2 b d rm ., ^GERMAN rural. 4 Roososo call 208-733-9658, lownhoushouse, $425 pot mo. arm.. S500. 1st. last. & tw INFALLS. Fl Sm. 1 bdrni". * S125 4 25 socutily. 259 op. Avail. 9/19 736-0322. Hoybum. S325+dep. Phoasaniisani Lano. Api. itpi. if i ' 1kGERMAN-Wtty pay PloasoISO call 208-733-9658. Call733-2734. 733- I rent'?>nt? NowhofTjo, 0 down, fw ifT1 FALLS. f Spacious TWINI FAFALLS - Clean. 1 solloollor pays all closing . 3 3 b d rm s. 2 b a ih s . bdrm1 duplox. dup S295. Rofrig e81raidI Sail costsOSIS. Approx. S475 mo., ^oarr CSI.C $500.735-0611 stove9 & & pan p util. 734-5483 Giuagi bdrm., 1 balh. dish- , , . 2 bd FALLS -Quiet & rashof/rango. groal let. i FALLS. Spacious TWINi Ffi 3 bdrms. 2 baihs. coiy.'. 111 bdrm,, appls.. 3/4 60,000.837.6402. - . rCSI. SSOO.735-0611 b a lh1. . wwi a te r/la w n c a re I ■ IricIiTdo-d;BotTSaOOXO------bath newer homo, i 6 0 3 P E R RRINE/STUART-3 IN - l i45Q/mo.+dop..Refs^roq.. s a I.FUJRNJSHED-AP-TS/. R . -bdrmTi.i-2-bath-Oouble— .,-; ^— ;allJoaniai644-9l2l. I ------• MV ^W JPLEXE^^J garage.oge, Foncod yard, )irec * O JEROIROME. extra nice. Ig. 2 I s S nkiing syslom. S675, doiy ilgmt 733-0739 ^ bdmiidmi.. double wido. good JE R OO i M E -2 b d rm . lu r - T he Mgm' ,1 air ro o i a , $ 4 5 0 . N o p o t s , nlshoclod apt. New paini. so- TwiiTFAi1 FALLS loforonces. 326-5887, nior c cor^plox.nosmok- ™ V*n2 and 3 bedrooms. 'dtinH.ng/pols. Utils. EROME-1 bdrm .. ^ Somo w/garago, 7 A n J E R laundry.S450 + S100 y. *1?^,shor/Dryot hook-ups, ______S3M .,Rpfa,av(iii?/io.324. Ul 420“ ?009 °^ ' ^ 9. m sg-ilnoansw ot.B )w t Realty 734-4334 2 dau •ROME. Paradise Dr. 3 hr I r A Ir s - ^JEALLS.iJ>fltfn..2____ !,r!^i u i K S n V ige. Laundry hookup J 5 1.0II appls.. incl. W/D. nt.'apt. Oulel family s4Q^me 1 oldor. privalo oroa. Cali S/mo +$400 dop. Fot no. Aii utll. pd.. coblo. oDOiicat 324- ______;°™ i; lication call Deborah placo. shared laundry, -1494. Appt. to see. A ‘ KiifffiIMBERLY, 2 bdrm.. 1 privcvato palio. yd. No g^gi29 Paradisoe Dr. A / ^ \ bathjath. cloan. slovo. refrig.. smokoking. shod lotm ok. ------\ cfod:rodit chock req., S400 * idoalal fo r s o n io t/o d u il. TWINFAiI FALLS S 2b \ \ j \ ...... “ SOCjocrea»r732-0540 or - S475^5'month'+-depositr - -3i BedroomBe Uniis. ' ...... y w l 7?35-0308. ^ 736-7>•7041 for application. CIo m} loIo sschool & shopping. IMBBRLY-2 bdrm . c u te TWINF II units inciudo rolrig. '\)Jv 'J FALLS-Avail. immed. , go, “"i DW. microwavo 81 W *' hou:10US0. Close to school, compmplotoly lum 2 bdrm -1 tango, l M/D.sower/wolor.No Pots b th c • AC. No pols. njNiES 1 condo w/gotage. cniiTrIII Today, 736-7105 w S505500. W/S225. dep. Non- $ | 100/mo.10( includes basid smoamokers.423-5987 alters phomjn e. coble, oil ulils. & TWIN'i FALLSFt cletn apt., r < - ______MURlURTAUGH. 2 bdrm. 1 yaf«J / \ • 2 b ( I dop.1.734-5781 73. atlor 4|fiTT / ______\ . W/CW/0 & appls. incl. Porfocl ^ ------^ ' 5 — < MoiMolhor-ln-Law setup. ■ ,, 604 fwiN'FAFALLS I AvaAvail. 10-1-00.$850bom . I UNFURNISHED U STATEJE APARTMENTS(- a / PloasoPloi call 208-432-5251: A PT S /D U P L E X E S | 232>2nd 2nc Avo.-N., comlon- 0 units w/ compiimeri- wIY n LOST YOUR GAIN- —HijnJRLEY O ui0l.cuie& fa^ryVurr laundry fa»iitios-S260. i Lol inventory reduction, ° iry " 1 8.2 bdrms. G reet COLONI. onds Septv SOlh. Hurryl, ONIAt PARK APTS.- % < «aliononendolYale- -20341^4th-St:N.. studlo'unlis------: Coll C al 206-732-5710 or O,-CfUI-1-888-203-9484- -,„ d u d in 8B8:30r-9037~7 luding hoat-5205:------jU'Y'ttSA ~8B8 ■• Slaning- S250. BRAVRAWELY REALTY , •N. f1JLQ.Slu0ioSl75, 734-5858 lENT BUSTER! Progroms 4 5 1 RETf Sm. Studio S110, (1)Lg. t w iN n FALLSF^ Taking appit- 1 • - porfecl por for, re n te rs w ho xJtm. $300 * S150 dop. cationsio n s. Ouiol tosidentl4l Deadlines: Thur!lursdav, 1:00 for Friday's papaper V waiw an t 10 ow n th e ir ow n . 53.,3-5670 or 625-5449. ■ q(oqla.. Nown sinks, window V o r honhomo. Call 208-732-5710 votings & cotpoii f orfior808-3O1-9O37 FILERER-2 bdtm, exc. proa, covoti Friday,av, 1:00 for Saturday's paperer W ettw ind H o m e t closeISO schools, lonced yrd. bdrms.ims. 1 Vi balh, firoplacor' ' W ' > smoktng^peis. $540 • W/DD hookup. ht W/S paid. V \ TWI!■vim rK ccs ------(p. S o m e u tils p a id . No1 smoking/peis. smi 5635A Callill ai Customei: Service3 \ \ • *r 3'330 H. Elm, 3 bdrm.. 2 5®P.'0il8/ 18-C 0il 539-5678. mo.). * dop.c • 1 yoor loase 1 1 ^ bath avaiaWe immodialoly- 4-6830 ' A 5 ^ $57$575. FILBfBR. N ew er duplox, 3 lepresentative today Irm. 2 both, gorago, TWINF/N FALLS, 2 bdrm., I W __ Re[ v y *r 201 2 ( Romage. Clean 2 bdrr bdrm., 1 bam. S400. sprin■rinklors. S675/mo*$650 bath. bat $420 ♦ dop. . lnclude&jraseSalieSaleKjt ^ bdr *^ 510 5' 3rd Sl. N.. cozy I. dop.tp. Coll 2O0-326-5O47.H ClCall 733-3669. - ■ ------W-.thppVTWJljacml------txtXJrmTl jr both-$385 . FICEFbH: Uke New id bdrm ' TWININ FALLS.FJ 3 bdrm.. big I .S495mo. *dop.S30g I 1 3 - 0 9 3 T BBRAWELY REALTY dupliiplox w/oarago & privalo lol. $49 I 73 734-5856 ydSI S6OO.C0II 733-74-15 ■ CollIII734-B04I.M 73

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I S I I a a o a ,...... - HORSIIS£. yoariing.*wiTol. 7 9 CHE\HEV C*7fl iruck,.NH QRA'N DR,DRILL, 1993 C ase TA RPS-15x5x50-.heavydu^ ------CORN Slh . M onday, Sept<*pt,18.2000 ____ X). 28X6. w/(aeder, ly. $150. Oro. O coat $800. 70 acreacraa. fitly,W 50. Call ^524.3940, slackt retriever,w mounted, |H 6^ . . 125-5667. [HC ta n d e m d riv e ts (lold cultivator Asnowconood-. 423-5212. Call 825-! ------HORSI hed. $7000. Call nTrurSrT™ <^unipQ~ - BS7 w T S T S S S T jr lid alza ba le s. aSatetoofrwing!**'" jhloadin^p^lo^^ np tn c k forhaul-. _Allaifa,_M ld a <: Mechanical $70^oo.934^>34-0920 ...... I .THEI RIDGE Bobby Wo lOO/offer. 82S-5652. iruck Cl llatbad. new HVDRAU , Call for details 324- oavlsI (or(01 small tracior. problema1 OK,C C ash. Call H Jy ------— — ' H O RSiSE-eyr, old maro. '5167ml’ rrwmlngs or aves. Presentlyntly mounted on 01- 324-5858.I ______250 Tons dali^ I broko. energetic, - ^ ^ ace. m aking ^ e w inning plaj )-15 loader, blade, 150. G reat sh a p e , w a m tsD d ito buy, good 208-36» ‘T o solve a pproblem tt is neces- ac ^ ■ r= 'i;untain h o ^ ae. E a s y 4 C 0*1 8 g ro a t, b u c k e t 4 1 favorite over the losing cholchoice. koopoipar.SlSOO, 7330640. bottom plow. $4250. Gordon. i o r Daya 543- hydraulic bail h a y ALFALF.UFA* 2 String sary to thijiki n t It is necessary to 11 grapple. For * 100 + Ib bales,ales. 100 •«-tons. E,».543.4.i3a ■■ think even to decide whatjacts to H S S8 s 6i - Good lool^iog 10 'unloadino small - 2f)d, 100 ►+ tons;ton 3rd. *95.------I: MOTOROLA 2 Way iMrliUT ^ 'collect." NORTH flo»-i»-A yr oldIdBay.QHmtorough-' ATTN:M (5 4 bottom plow. baUs.CaCall 432-6809. calli 324-50825082. . bred,j.gakJing, i $1400. Will Radiosios BOO Mg trunk. See ow. $7200.IHC-810 < ^ = ^ = s — Robert M. Hutchins 4k J • lydercommunlcitlons. " 7 0 3 ------1 hA y-ssoT3 Tons o: quality V .K 8 6 S 3 ' takah drill. $4500. B aarcat f j Call 7: JK SAIS>llar harrow, $6200. ■ rU i K hay, $80. ♦ Q 7 5 2 ■. ■USIOM______I 934-44«8. ISE- Good m ounti BALER>R Hosion 4600. Su- JO aidel d a r a k e . $ 5 5 0 . ■ ------*873 -. HOnSi Theslde-6e-suit honors In today’s horseae. Saddle & pack, per axeBXCOi. cond. $4600. > 14.9x46(46 liras & rims lor 4.» CHOPPPPINQ. Pit oTAq HAY-5M sm. srn, Miaa 3rd aiBforaale. 352*1129, _____CallCai 768-3080 ' JO, $240)2400.Call734.3923. I rain. North ol dummy offerfer South some hope of vvW E S T EASTr Olhen 24 hr. aarvlca crop. No rail 355 4x4. w/loadar, Lawrenceca G illette. Hm. Oacte. 6S4-2I^*2627 ■ making his5 gigame, but they proVe ^4k 5 4 2 * 8 3 ISE-Palomino Paint beetHr«ARVESTERWk!6 JO, 2555 ^ 4 maro.ro, High School rodeo roww/tw/tank. exc cond 532- GoodcoiI cond. $15,500. Call 654.20644 (Call 431*3064. h a y -23 toml. n i.2nd cutting . to be worth;h nothing.i Left on his V « Q J 10 9 2 ¥A74 aadlng. Small se. Bred lo Buckskin 44844or431-4484 01 731-332J>322 leave m assage, .c o rn a lia■s.. s havB ohw; 1 • own to avoid»ld tw o club losers, how «♦ 10 8 4 f.KJJJ 9 3 - 5fo™||llllon lor 2001-foal. ..z -j — DEER 3960 Chop- pe,#. w/K 0 par ton. Daya E -M X 110, 4WD, 95 JOHN DE /K P ’». p .e k n s - lo gJ r 733-1846 should SouthIth play th e club suit? 4*■ 10 2 ♦ A JJ < 6 4 . $350(>00. Bliss. 352-4678B towhoufS, full manu- porw/nor/hay head, $3900.3' uucksInTI Twin Falls aroa. 734-5221 or — South-rufi:uffs-the heact queen ------)SE-8 yr-old.-broka.. —laclurcluras w arronly, Exc«- corn head._$l500,_ _ Wa.aro vovory.exp. In haii. . ____ S O U T H , . dumpwagon.-$i600. -vesting e y hay (or aala. ~ - .. and tries hislls Iluck in diam onds. H e — rol.geidino. i6 n o h d s,'-Sd ..$ 5 5 .y i. 536-5393, } corn silage 4 HAY-Dalry hi ♦ AKQ 1099 1 . ■ 3 horao. $2500. Call laled ready. 536-2754 eartodoS.). Ready I to work. Tesl avallablillabla. Delivery cashes his; acace and leads toward V — ■ S43-63-6979B CASE'EW 14C . food lot TTyrnrF-4b^ehE 6‘wee'd call Tomn Arledgo al Ar- a v a llalie. b la .Call aves dummy’s que)ueen, hoping West has • jclal. Will Loodor, iper. like new . Coll ledge Hoyay 602-541*6000. . 208-374-546C5460.« - ♦ A 6 R o r s the king. If[f sso. South would later ♦ KQ95 1.000. 9 6 6 ln U r n a - 9168or43l.55S 3 refs.avoilc used»d on our ranch. In the *lon«inai w/cab &duala, Sarley or wheat. discard onele (club on dummy’s es- lunialns, and hunling, ^ 5^« 0. EZ Mix 525. lood KNAPEH>EHIDE, 2 0 '. grain / CUSTI: S c o m i - ales.SI parbale. tabllshed dUuiiamond queen, limiting vVulnerable: Both - 'L ikesa s to go, $1500. Blisa gon. $15.000.1500 8 bad. •> h a rsh hoist. CH:H0PPIN0 432-6809.l ______cond. LL 20' poialoe Avail, now. his losses to only two clubs and a Dealer C South 208-:B-352-il67a.« , 15;;;;nura Spreader. $7500. con W ANTED) C H and Ilnaa,tin main lines I COLLEC Having; lolost a diamond, South jnting & ploasuro. soutIouthwost Equipment lon polly poll lank, sq u e e z e ond whociooi lines, (even in must now’ avoidaij losing three club 200/olfor. Call 543-8619 Joromo, Idaho pump,ip. $9000/offor.i FUEL tho liold).3). Caii 678-7149. ^yON B O)TTLE ff l COLLE^ 20B-324-2252.« . - TRLR.R •- 500 gallons. 12 ______• • tricks. Whatilat a re h is chan ces of ac* -« ...... HOR! — r r r ------1 TiON. IO00000 pliis bottles. 'S o u th holds: electric luol pum p on f l.7 ° ® ,_____ Tosaocaii2iall208-733-5938. ______complls hlngngthattiek? " oldd AQHA maro. Awe* cOMBI r landom axlo Irlr^now ■ p ^ R I 4k 10 9 4 somimo build, prolly hoad. $650Cg j s a . S g R M S E E D & Irom 2 pmm tolo 7 pm ONLY. ■■ ■■ =a«tal ' TASLE'unKiuiniqoBCOonio'i w /------lead a low' club,cii or ne can lead his ♦ K732 blo( 587-6411. IfsoS?oS'ono‘r.'678*8244“ ' — 2 chairs. $250.$251 Fleslawaro Ins.. haa 4RSES For ront and for Frosrash transmission & ou- ry rake. f: $350. Honda BARLEY:Y STRAW Sm alt LARGE SEL iditioned appls. Why Is5 the th second option bet- likely to b e clubs. soliolo. Qood hunting or gors.irs. goodcond. $25,500, t Cot M otorcycle. ' bales, $1.15$ a balo. Call Rocondltio ______pjcIQ asuiflJ10 rso 8 all___ *^•536.5393, —$1200:>00rCntt-731^8ST-Di----- 592.4341J46-ask^orJared;------K*.Sa»vicaXo------___^__ t e r ? ------431 :imborty Rd.*TF ATHERLITE, '98. Alu- 734-77>•7791______CORN lo It givess SouthS two chances for ovo 3 E R A T 0 R GE Send l)rtd(r qgrtUon* or ftquril {«(rrr n inum stock imilor, 7x20, u q trOROLA o r • GP 300 ra- r o a dy y to chop. Call- REFRIGER success — cither( a doubleton 10 WcOTlrtttr lo Tht /Mt. P.O. P n M K S HOR?RSES • 16 yr old bay S600}000. Call 543-6979. ■ rimla , 1. ■ fl-ChannoLvitllh. _436-669i — oF-doubleto&ton-jac k .. P lay ln g-a4 o w — sno paich, 1-2 channel, h a y • gogood allalla. 30 lon cKG $550^ dori'^ilSo'. ‘ 536-6639.^’, FOR R Sale, | Loaso or Trade. Pj’®,'’®. club winsI onlyon against a doubleton D 5440 Foroago chopp- Call11431*7149, 43 of smallall bales. $80 per REFRIGEFSERATOR.Hot HOR> R S eS -2 ARABIAN, r. ,4WD. corn & hay pOTAT 0 ton of good horse Point. 16.2 16.2 cubic It. Uko yrs. ok). $350. Call - ______1•4yr 4 ' OkJ reg. filly Started, eads. Exc. cond.. lield PIPEI>E 1000 It. 15* ond 16-, '’“ V- $75 por ion. Call nBwl4yrs.i TWIN PALLS, Lg. 1 bdrm..n.. TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm.. JEROME ■ yoariing coll/olfer. Havo lady.Call 734-5123. ■ sa,00,00 per fl. 438-2400 736451519 or 7314519. 934-990909 or 0 539-9909.______SSOQ.moj-dop.______Eroo.cablo.jio.pot8...... j^tionlion:Groal.Opporlunity. . ■ Call7>«-4120. S350/ti».+ dep. 734-0460} -Buiid-oultosuittonant M AftrieuUure HOF3RSES • 3 yr old rog. ““ r Comer of 1st end Birch I B TWIN FALLS, lrg. 2 bdrm,.n.. TWIN FALLS. Now 3 bdrm, 3H, $1500/offor.7yrs old In 4-plOK. W/D.noar CSI.il. 2 bath, singio car gorago. Call Steve Hallows ^ Arabian. 3 yrs of 4H ,bosl S450^-(lop. 734w)l20. S650 mo. + deposit. Callll for moro info ■ >Hor. Call 733-6567. ______4 Hallows Realty 734-4334 | _ TWIN FALLS- 2 bdrm,, Tri­17;: days 731-0004 or evo* * I JDRSES plex. W /0 hookup. Singion nings 734-2121 .■ TWIN FALLS 160 16C milking cow s, 25 dry Broc•ood m are broke lo rid e .------BUSINN E S S ^ fS E ^ I G E car garago, Noar CSI.-I.- TW IN FA LLS; N o w er 2 2 cnoicoofficospacea;- cows, « likely lo sell oil to* nu^Icky Taylor. Bars & S5S0 dop. 734-4603,r bdrm. duplox. carport, util,i. FilorAvo, Easy accoss. gethor.call g( 360491-1599. HaHandcock brooding, brod ■ rr rm. No smoklng/pots.I. Ampio pari(ing. Ulils.pald ^ aack 10 son of Kid Clu. ' TWIN FALLS* Bright A ■ 737-3924 or420>33S6,» ''g oiry. 2 bdrm. 2 bain, W /0. S425/mo, C a ll7 3 3 0 7 4 2 J ^BloSlimmonlalSera. (S[1)Barrol prospect 7 yr, / CoU 733-093->937 n t t fo r m o n Informationn 90 1 bdrms, stalling at S400.). Varkjus offico sixes from ~qCATTLE* Bodko Foodlot P '‘ V-COUS-Tl-CAL ). .. S140,00jind up. gontlo. woll broko m aro, ' [MODELING t r eE e sS E R V I C E S • Tonr^y ot 423-4922 ■ -2 bdrms. storting at S430. custom canio fooding. ■ good “ disposition by & n t io n 5. For moro Info. Coll Stovo 01 .3 & DRYWALL CON. S M TWIN FALLS- duplox. 2 3 bdrms. starting at $455. •Spocializing In feeding oil Skoomkum Bars. (l)Nlco rREES-R-US No<^(oHering groat Hatlowa Roaity 734-4W blocks (rom CSI. 3 bdrm,, ciassos ol cattio (rom roon ^ golding, rog.. 11 yr. 0 a o b 'a S a a r Drywali HENDRYHE & SONS o-i-.i? J Mini-Cossia 4 MV 1 bath, carport, S52S5 4.* movo In spoelolsi TWIN FALLS- r; old. Play Boy brooding. Bosilosi Quality * Basi Raios Carpenters S '"; 1_Troo Caro ‘Slumfi______)8e CaltNow734-1600 Honors to finishing and oloct, S400 dop. 734-9986 ^ MULTI* POSSIBlLITieS working cow horse or Custom\ Toxturos Commimmorclol 4 Rosidontial' val‘ Total Landscap- ^ 2 TWIN FALLS. Ouiot.nico.9. 2250 sq.fl. mafketinn your Fal cattio. ploosuro. (1)Good kid's 731-0788 (TF) All AIIJ Jobs U rg e 4 Small ”j 5 ' l r r s r - S Flrewood sold by TWIN FALLS«2 bdrm. 2 Froo Estimates . . 1/. Supor Paritlngl 677 Filor Call Frank Bodko: horso or adull. or u se for ( te c o rd split ft balh opt. Vory cleanim l lg. 2 bdrm. 1 bath. DW. 678-0951 (Burioy) Interior Ini 4 Extorior 1208)934-5^3 ' •_ no W/D hookup..yard,.S430_1 0 Alw. Small Offlco/Shop Foodlfit 208-862-3613 brood mare, vory genllo. intuitu re d - Free Eatlm ates 732-512-5618 o r 731*6089 ■ ___^ ira d 'F ro o Estimoio . SSOO + dop. W/D. no Homo 208-662-3812 . . pots/smoking. Call 734-34. .fS225 dop. 420-0526 580 sq. ft. 561 Fillmoro _ All guarantood sound. AiNTING & 431-5391191* * 6784182 eves • ” ■5 Call Susan 877-738-6585. c5 • 6694 otior 5:00 p.m. ___ TWIN FALLS: Now 3 CATTLE. Jorsoy family Call Ct 536-4685. ' AIR DUCT HOROME REPAIRS cows. Can 206-829-5512Ji iL L P A P E R I N G ------.TWIN F A L h S -2 b d r mm.. .. bdrm.'duplox w/garago & TWIN FALLS. 1000 sq, tt. _2 lORSES. Reg. Tobiano CLEANING ~ UUM SALES _ . S400 * $300 dop, 734-*34-* privalo yd. $700,73&-744S- •CHUKARS. Bobwhite* ~mi ltrt> H R T lN Q , INC. D S E R V I C E 5633 days 736-8993 evos^ TWIN FALLS: Now: ■33 lots ol windows, conlor- QUAIL.c Phoraoh OUAIL mimaro. Avail, whon foals Jr Quality Services ca ig . Romodoling. Tox- A N U ^ 30 onco room. Incl. lanltorlal |Roady now, 678-8976. wiwoanod.734.5662.lv. A ir Carpentry. Aii homo ing 4 Wallpapqnng. TWIN FALLS-Duplox. lrg, bdrm, deluxe lownhouse Mr Ducts •Furnaces rapalr8insldo4out. rop( 10 •LECTROLUX //D w/privoto yord &'garago.^ & Ulils. Call 734-4139. Y Free eslimatos! , 2 bdrm., 1 balh.. W/D E-MAIL your classlfiod ad J U■"••“ fl*-______.D•Dryor r Vonts •Chimneys ?rs yrs oxp. c Froo oslimalos. icuum cloaneis, • hookup, carport, storago.igo. S750,00. Coil 733-744S,* t o u s a t HOlORSES- Bay maro, 5 yr. •Insulation Romoval ' Call co: Bruco 733-7543 CaHBUI^till ® '(208) 324-3475 Vocuui old. Thoroughbred. „ [208) 727-1267 coil.' shampoocpooors. central vacs. S600orS550w/1yr. loaso ~ I 608 I twlnadOmlcron.nat ol 732-6788 » 800-827-9181 I I COMMERCIAL ' = $1200. 4 yr, old, Polomi- . son/ico and repair. 734-7309 or 731-2984,i“ " i 6 0 S I IOME REPAIRS ” r e 239 DuBola EM MhI I VALLbV no. Owyhoo Mustang. lENTAMAN "“'“ ISS TWINFALLS. New3 bdrmd S ; J roomstorren ^ BUSINESS ------Catl 733-5618 U V E S T O C K SIOOO, 2 yr. oW. Buckskin me Services 2 bath. Coniral hoatlng t o3NY'S n ; LANDSCAPING H S U fck. JEROME Holiday Moiel - ELKO COUNTY, groal op- golding. Imprinted, groat SER V ICES and AC. garago. dock. A U C T I O N §;disposition. $850. HOME REPAIRS NID SlOO & up wkly. S35030 portunity to looso busiest _ .Trimming.Sprinklors isod 4 Bonded lor all WEDDING E D fie Rofrig.. rango. OW. W /0 Opon Consignmoni Doiry Call 735-8876. TWIN FALLS hookup, Looso'& credlledit ond up mo, 401 W. Main.n . usod car lot in Elko Coun* ^ r homo son/ice noods —r,„^e Holfor Solo s t ; PLAN ROOM 1 ya rd c are to roofing BRIDEIDESMAIDS chock roQ,'$645 * S500500 Caii 324-2361 ty, NV. Call 378-4405. 2 * Doya Jobs 10 bid lor Gonorols. .•!SSX"»ir £y;verything in boiwoon. dep. Coll Trocoy 736-8503,503’ TWIN FALLS S85AivkS325- Octobera ond Octobor 3 ^ft 0 gVi d°ln fl? w 0 M Jot ‘Wo ao whol you ain t. » ifr JEROME. Close to Free- C startod. 90 days undor SulSub-contractors & Suppll- Free Estimalosl . WEDDEDDING SHOP rm / mo. Sp»cltl. Microwavo. . 1-800-597*5016 | | Tony-734-3322 ^23.£ ng D resses $25-$400 TWIN FALLS. 1 bdrm- '0. way oniranco. Nowly re* saddle. Son of Smoky aors, Blueprinl copies, ____ 3-5699 o r 731*0015 WeddmgOi /o& refrig, 8, utii8.lnd.73frTfla8 modeled 3 bdrm. 2 balh s cloon. Incl. ullls,. stovo S <98 FEED LOT for rant, Capac- Easiere Bar out ol Ooc Up 734-PLAN (7626). — ll Dresses $30-$225 apt., offico, 8.26000 aq, ft. LAWN CA RE -----R 0 0 FIN6 rofrig. S375/mo, 415 3rc TWIN FALLS with kllch- ity up to.400. Buhl oroa. mare. tr $2500, Bay Overo. i-Slips-Shoos-Braa Avo, N. »2. No Polsl 734' ons. S95 wkly, S225-S36060 warohouso. Ront 1 or all. 543-2466 I leave message weanling w Iilly. sisier to CLEANING ~ ____ 30% OHO)H On INVITATIONS! flQa9jL2a3-57S7-QV0a.liSJL -m o^-utiis^pd, 733-8641- _Cait&lBofla.at,324-42^9.. ^ ■BBSS-2 1 0 S. M iln HORSE M ay'99 gelding ~abova. SIbUO. 3<^b%859r 0F1NG & COATINGS TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm,II' ’1 TWIN FALLS-CaprI Motoi.lol. TVflN FALLS *\Palnl,out of a ROM dam i " s s r m J-7221 o r 326-5857 ------.bath, AC. kiichen opplsjpls. 1341 Kimborly Rd. $10000 Shop/OfCicoAVarehouso _Sunnya.Dynaaty^.9.9I. . —_WW_0oosQnacka6’.. _____ .awn mowing, trimming, commim o fc ia l^ e sidential.______WII ------W /01iookljp7h‘Qrfdrcap rdglngrpoworrakingracr^ W IN D O W ‘ rco P- p e fw M rC o il7 3 3 :6 ^ 552. 2 : GvorhoadDoors. slied ,Ovoro maro. Out of show siool. good cond. Bu Idup rools. Most minor v j a ■ avail. S475, Coil 735-0473_ TWIN FALLS. MOTEL- 53 Irom 560 lo 7800 sq.H. Slock oil tho way. Broke. $4250. ; Call 536-5393, - Q construction clean up. ating, atlni rototiiiing, spring 4 ka ropairod in 24 hrs. SHJiWASHING TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm.. n S100Mk.&S360/month.; For location and info 829-5683 or 420-1392 Speciaiizo in carpoi fail fo clean up. Sonior -- Vq Call Stevo at LLAMAS -2 lomaios. 1 lo- cleaning. . J Froe estimates. disc DRAFTING ,Brent's Gateway siorlorago. Foncod. night ' tni nico 4-plox. S475+do|►flnn ' GOODING4mi6. N. ol FEMALE looking for room- 15.3 H, 1500 ibs, Exper, □Qntlo { molly, usad in Parta & Sorvice l,ghi AD 734-9182 or 736-8115,fs ^ Gooding. 1 bdrm. W/D moio lo sharo lorgo homo1 rklor,-Call 324-7091. JMtns, Call 539-7448 jhis. Easy parking for room, S300/m6 ♦ dop, W hitehoraa Drafting Serv. On-S)n-Sito-chockouts.jMting. noiorhomos. mo boats 4 “ P- in Ruport. Coll Cathy 436-■ rHorsa trlr.,'99. Trails Wosl PAINT P STUD 2yrs ol^. p Coli 934-0920 ___ 9343 loavo rhossfjgo. Provides Bluo Prints for hitchos, hile insuranco work 4 (,3,101ilors. Discounis for long p ,n , ,u , Sth whool 4 horso trlr,. sil- black I & v.hlto. thorough­ building your homo. morol Call Brent lorm.Iq, 208-731-6005 O.UyI Inlthe Guaranteed HA2ELTON-2 bdrm, rolrig bred brooding. S2000/offor, I JEROME hoar golf course,' vor. only usod 5x. Now. I - Romodols, additions 733-2445 73 or 539-1899 0,734-6005'or-?34-6050 73- PacPackage and , stovo. W/D hookup,0 ' couniry living,cablo, mals & spare tiro. $4,995- Coll ( 438-8516 324-5846 ------'S325/mo + $300 dop.. r' /oflor. Call 934-5738. PRODUCERS p] UVESTOCK whiwhliohoreo777«hotmad.com iHARPENING n e l 326-4730 or 829-5906,1*^” Sharo in oxchongo lor' PAINTING ~ SH he r/mfis*Afews ;' !:______household aorvlcoa------HORSE,eyr.oldMuslang,1 ------— Spociol.Opon------— -s e r v i c e ------laranleet' to sell-; — —I------CalJ 324^907 groon broke. $750. Call Dairy Halter Sala EEMBROIDERED------Ryall Palm ing. = m Friday. Sopl. 22nd. 11 am TWIN FALLS $350, utlls.: LLoyd 677-4622. F Painling professionally jq)H h i N 's SHARPENING mercnerchancise or | Jerome, Idaho 324-4345, . sinco tho boginning ol Iho 1 Bedroom Apt. inci. Cablo, W/D. phono, jHORSE, 8 yr, old Buckskin j ■SERVICE ____ I 607 1 ” Miiionnium. For Iroo osti- c o r 2 bdrm bsmt opi. 735-91277 maro. oxp. ridor, hallor SHEEP S • 10 hoad ol black Tiiod i of High Pncos on Mill lomploto sharponing. aulOITllem o tiv e item s in fbr Elderly or.nt I OFRCE & lace owos, havo boen Embroidoiod gn Hots, Jackets malos rna ploaso call 4 ask larbido 4 siool saws. - 7 ^ 3 TWIN FALLS-Female.~ class, man. gajrantood forAtorRyan735'1921 • i, ' days and real P ‘ - I RETAIL SPACE 2 sound. $i:i-00, 543-6130 wilh buck. Call 539-7448, & Shirts? Lowosi 141 B rockonSlS ■ ' disabled persons roommate wanied. 2 Of 735-0584 or 4204990 734^1 )r. or733-1901. § . prices in itio counlryl o r. 4 0 5 0 • 1*8004714050 e s taateinlSdaysor l c Section 8 Subsidy bdnr»-, 2 both iuxuary oprt. STOCK TRAILER, '98 Grooi Ratos i Locations!§9jL _N o af-C S l..S 3 0 0 •►.-S200-0- -|-HORSE, A /ablan,-tS.__Xrall9.W o8A._5th_whooj._ .JJohnny o 208:754:3347.—— PAINTING— ^ REE-&.SHRUB-.i«e-wil-wilkeruivthe-ad------— -Available:—Hv RETAIL Sqft dop. 208-467-2682, hands, boy more, 9 yrs. ,7)(20. < $6500,. 543-2466 . • _ SERVICE____ anjfld ^ BiuoLakos-lZOWSOOsgl f- -old.-rogTS900r326-6641.- _loavojTi89g.- ______additionalJJaySj _ ,cnH " tw in FALLS-fencod yard,' ; _ h m d y m m _ vveWESTERN PAINTINGT------'Fails Avo.-1790-4600sqf F or Application anc nHi privolo n o ig h b o rh o o d\. . 1 HORSE, block/while point 2 702 1 >-)*AWORKOFART>->- Havo gun will iravol. " pmning . . PertecUon" Therelere-isaSS extra; ------0FFICE9PACE— 25 yrs oxp, inlorior, oxton- P?/ W/D, conlrol oir. potss maro. $700, Molo. pocks I FARM/HANCH Handyman Sorvicos 25 y • Sm aller tr e a t Cha . more informationu n d Kimborly Rd.-200-400sql, occoptabio, $300/mo •»4. woll, $500, Gray moro. I or, spray, b ru sh , rollor, ch arg e lo r th e ' “ SI 9 0 10 S380 (utilitios pd JUPPUESjEQ^ HHomo repairs, Eioctncoi. • S h r u b s Call S300 dop.C ollJimT) kids solo & 4 mo. point I plumbing, light corponiry, 'O'fences and outbuildings, jranteed package: • on Downtown-741 -4573sqf jhl. Fllor. K l ^ r t y . T.F. QUafan colt, $750. 734-6077. pointing. FREE Estimatosf rosidoniial 4 commorcial. ' (208):436-376: S660to$^00(utliitiosp(l3 732-5767 or 420-2920. R o>n n Y a te s -736-0870 A ds m ay be TWIN FALLS-Nood Chrls-r HORSE. Bluo Roan, bost 22’ comhoads. ” Addison Avo.*768-1536sq 0 kids horso. No oxp. REESERVICEB c a n Mon.-Sun.Anytimi763 otiicostailorodlorienant5 tian fomolo to shoro Absolutely like now *i; PAINTING & IHI cancelled early...... , duplox. No smoking.J. nocossary. Sound. _— Startlnfl8t-$25,000, ^HEATING & AIR^ " 410 C S lr« t. . S653toSl306 5, Call 637-66_52, ~~DRYWAi:r~ ^ ^EES AND StUMPS’ OF^ fOlTo7'cTistomef“ " “ SH O P & OFFICES_ __ 5370 * S250 dop. & utils. Our yard h as 4 mllos (CONDITIONING Call 735-9499. MAGIC VALLEY New ManagementI Ovorhoad doors HORSE, compolitivo barrel ol road, the rost is •Froo ^tnnatos’ • COn\:onvenlence Out lorm machinoryl SAWTOOTH SHEET Q , 1153-12S06qll—ise ? Youll DO pleuontty turptiM?7 and puii horse for sole. o il sh a ke roofs. Towy'Cafponior th e , Call 934-8298, . N ysaa Tractor Salvage , METAU Ext.Exterior 4 inlono' pain1ir>g. th e ch arg e w ill ; ent S525 to S575 ?u/ g| tww OMy » U 10 plK« • .•734.1231 Of “ y R u p e r i i» HORSE, ropo, 13 yrs. old. 3212Hwy2C1 yHoating'AC Rolngorolion •F re e e s tim a te s ! j N ood a spaco to leaseJS elauitiod ad. Tho eMt i» N yssa. OR 97913 C(Commorcial and rosidontial , ■sco-0771 locaicaii remaemainthesaroe. ! Wo will Und It tar yout■nt ratuKl Bid Mgn.n. nroy golding. ropos (>oth Call 734-4016 , _r.iT.ifi Abbott 734-7919' I. 'r ; • ' I d a h o 11 Th«r» dftMmed..733 003l, 541-372*5671 , ___' (208) 733-8546 TIDWELL JE N K S ^ onds. Call 324-6830. O Proporty Managomont ------1 733-5203 or 420-3711 1 • . ; / , C6TlmM-Newt,TwlnFn Fall*. Idaho Monday. Septap tem b arlS , 2000

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- -i' 3 UNI SI t o D 1 0 3 ^ - - f oor r item s under orV adding up to $$1000 (M aximulum of 4 items ple(e a s e ) ------(SI eaclyadditioronal line.. Private Party only.lly So m e restrictions applyly Merchandise only.) B T h e T[liiies-lNeiIVS CallII 733-09331 or 677--4042 Todday! LIFT CHAIR. S200. KII:iNQ TRUMPET $350 DUMUMP TRUCK Small old- SUZUJZUKI 70 RM80 Now CUTTEl:ER Airetream, '96. UNCOLN.ILN. '81 ell or pafta, I . WASHER Konmofo. Coir733-9Q16. CURINET Cl $150.Bolh In or or model, can have englinglno, lols ol power. 3V, loplo ot Iho line, fully AT/AOD,OD, Ironl clip good, ; ' DRYER Maytag. 4 8 o r ~ ~ \ 4 8 1 0 I _ oxc. cond. Call 679-4551 prolproblems. Call 324-565B $400400 Call 436-9986 equip',ip„, oxc. cond., low $250/oltoi/oltor. 733-2968. SOFA 8' dork groon w/Iloral °|| COII423-42B8. I CLOTHING l^jREW OOD^^ SC or 734-4549 RANARY STORAGE 5 UJZ z U l K I 2 5 0 , 1 9 9 7 , 2 hii„^9,900.732-0800. $4 ^ _____ = sllpcovor. SIOO, W atar- J i 1 0 0 5 ~ I Idor modol, (or grain stor- who(vhool drtvo. w/snow pldW, DODGEGE Cobra,'76. 22', - V w •WASHER/DRYER S200> " b o d , CA. King w/2 819. 5)RGAN, fl LOW7 . boautilul, owe I 4TI0UE AUTOS ' ; REFRIG. $175 or best Of:. 0 . FIREWOOD Cut/split hard: I ngo, or arch lype quonsot ..oxc,IXC, cond., $3000. Coll 440 9 ot:. WEDDING ORESS-SI20. shoolsSIOO. Lawn Mow- oxc.ok cond. Includos bonch . ago COLLECTIBLES • ' (or (or olthor.MOVINGNG 6-8. vory proity musi soolul wood S90/PU load. You «r.S25. * Call 423-6973 & & music book. $350/oller lypo typt bldg. Jerom o N side, 734-<’34.4690.' ■ nlco.S:ia7^d4a?- i ± E , 7 PU. S140/cord doiivorod =7 10 bo.movod. 324-5B5B MUST SELLI 324-662727 S300/otlor. Call 423-4347 SOFA- soctional w/roclino- _Call £ j 734-0742. to b JZU K I. Klng Q u a d w / MALLA ^ botwoon 3;30 - 9pm. (2 cord min.) 324-7697.B »C GMC roslorod ono WASHER/DRYER- rs. $225. TV siond w/ P|/•lANO. Beauillul Young PIA^lANOS. W ant 10 soil your. Iralliroller, snowplow. $4K. 27'.^l?,^°0l° ^ VVCRslorago.S2S. Chang Ci studio, $2900. use 3168 or 431-5553 i 8 1 1 3326-5870______Also Al nlco Roland oloclric , (or I your used piano. I. $11.500. 676-9168 a ao r/lro o zo r. 21 cu.'u! II. I ^OB I ^ I I COMMUNICATION 1 FURNITUnE A CARPET Oiano.S1100.734-8B85.B ...... Keith Jo rg e n se n ■ : S225, 326-507O...... -Twin bod drawors un- BOATS & 4 I DEVICES . 733-1298. ■ 908 wanted;ED '65-70 M ustang* •’ ■WASHER/DRYER Soi. dornoath and matching TW•RUMPET. Holton, original ) '67-69 Flrobirdd or J BUNK BED Motol (romT. wi/< sm: 80S. .^A-MTX------4 ^ , = 1 800'», 6 ctiannol, porta-. ly now , both S300'. TV, $400. call 734.7305. ^33-6737 or 423-47B9.B'" lo u so l ^ bios, w/chargors S2000' CHINACABINET& FRCA, 3 2 '. S300. DESK. 7 LOIN- 1 6 'boat. 65 HP twini'lnadOmlcfOfi.net I 1006^ ” . li 804 I magazine, trom Isfoddi^ 1 BUILDING MATERIALS^ | ooch. (11) MTX 8000 por-r- HUTCH, boautilul. wai- nm ostly now . S150. Olc. ■I 8 2 0 1 mo idercutv molor. irlr. Call ■„ = = .|....SEMSEMI & HEAVY . tion on. w nie lo Box- -K fi' ^ tablos. w/chorgos S4500 nul. S500/o((or. 324-2652 FPloaso coll 20B-734-7076. |^ET^ASUPPUE^ j ^ r33-9562.a | 9 0 9 I EQUIPMENT E Q oach. (25) Max Track 87,7. altor 6:30 or loavo msg. ^ 90672,-c/o Times. News. ;b U>L01NGS • Slool. rtow SPORTING GOODS typo 1 or 2 .'tru c k 8 . 15 8 l i I AUAUSTRALIAN S hepherd. PO Box 546. Twin (=alls, EXCELLENTI ------I SP; ! mustSoill ENTERTAINMENT CEN- 1UNT1NG SUPPUES BEAL'90'90 Belly dump, sin'- too wait. S300. Max Track1 I ^WN&^RDBJ^ PJpuppies. Groot color & ID IDi 83303______SSELECTION I o| i0t0,40^. Mokooltor. 40x60x12 was SI7.500 I TER, oak. accomodatos K brooding. $ 25 .6 7 9 4 1 3 9 ^ gio goto, ; nowS10.97l mobilo typo 1. 35 watl. /ANTED - Roseville pot- HlUIjTING U I B o ats,- c L u3 i l CAR golt cart, Tox Coll 934-9512 iSO S30ff! Many, m any morol up to 32- TV. BED, Twin SOD-Koniucky §5 Bluo grass. cA:a n a R 1ES& bird brooding tory tor^ & uldor wooden duck 60x100x16. wos S27.eS0 sizo w ilhm aitross. Including jolsl . Irlr. w/ ) - 1994 Arrow star, ;-nowSt9.900 CoIl539.0B0<) 15conts por sq. ll. cag e s. Attor 4pm call decoya. do< Call 734-3727. VVET'E TRADE lor Fireorms & covert _ SHELVES. GAS GRILL ,For Into, call 436-9969. 733-1455.B uTT, < milos, oxc. condi. 60x135*16 wos S79..a50350 ■ , = -I . Pioaso call 208-736-4923. - J /A N T E D - S m all w in e Sporting Sp Goods 01...... ' $2500.OO087-9482/89&O553 asking $4500/o(for. CHINESE PUGS, purobrod pro ' nowS44.990 e e . m 8 0 9 press. Call 736-2077. • • - BBERTHARBAUGH . ------QOLFCLUB7 Call 733"733-0016, •100x175x20 was S129.650 OUEEN SIZE PILLOW 4U 817" I ^p u p p i e s , S I 5 0 . 0 0 . 57^ MOTOR ForQ( Spo |_COM PUTER^_| TOP MATTRESS SET I ■ M tsc FOR SALE j p, /ANTED dass amp. 90 „ ), 1980 ,9000,3406 ' : now SB4.900. Ploaso coll 20a-934-S924. watts or moro and In good Dovmlown W endoll .hiS ft.0OO-4O6-5126oxl.52 “ Still in plastic. S260.00, ■ 536.6323 • ''”i 1 S S S S o t T ^ 9-sp. plus w ot klf. _ErMAlL.youLcia9Sltlod.acL. ^ S150. 738-2455 J S a)-Cook,-doubie-aate- Co ------^ -OMTtilnkPadHSHnoludoe->9- — , . 73 4 .a aa i------E ^rdtomaloTAKC-STOO* 7 0 P SOIL. Doiivorod in Iho" to u9 at • • l&ERPdftMTftl-HULL ISE DECOYS sh o lls Bolly' dump.du, 1970 Tarax ' H caso. cords, boiioflos. Call670-O39B n m Magic Valloy. S8 por yord. I- SOFA -6 ploco lan soction- twlnatiOmlcron.n«t _£ /ANTED bunk beda, tor 2Jr'77 wlih 100 hp EOinrudo, ^ n d I big tools. Call 676- loador.or. CCoil 806-2956. CD, a 3.5- lloppy drivo.“• ai.S450. Konmoro. Wash- ^ Gravol also avallobio. Etaetric'ranSa ? vfs oid* OA3ACHSHUND. Mini AKC: ^n n w n p r r PlnABft t^ttll 'flnfinrali------r . u r I S40Q o a c h 324-2737.------TwRsrsraTTTBJiroimajP' 731 . 1979. tJlHJVUi.' 6TI ------:------e all (J44-11H .B------oxc. Shapo. S150/o(for. “ S' 735-5302'. COMPOUNDBOW" o S t plo.1slshols.543-2020.a ~ r o ll. 1 3 - s p ., 5 2 9 . _CColl S43-S537 odor 5pm. ^ VANTED livo Evergreen & r i shondorSIOO. i Win- reorondsonds, PS, hydroutfc & =RgE House kItteNS Deciduous. Call 0 & B oslor7m m R ltle eloctricJtrie Spudnick bod. All ily Ski Boai 140 HP.' Mor- ® j Call 436-1511 Tree Farm, 208-934-4594. = 5ufrisscopo4/12- in goodood shapo.$9000. cury$2300.206^77-6993 FREE to good hortio — i )0. Hot Tub(in deck) _CalL537- 'Kittens raised with'lols ol' < -U N R UTJU t H T i n - “ S I00:l0~Ciir578:0339 ----- ~(irewood oViO gagge board/outboard, open T h e re’Si«’»o a grool )ob in your” TLC. Declo 6S4-2S6B gjsholgun. Call 733-2B94. . N e w s - -“ T O U R “ l bow, 170 hp. oxc. cond.- 4 ire- Find 11 by looking in FREE to good homo. 1 yr. wVANTEO Tj lo buy, good, re: dec utilitd's omptoyment old temate Lab/Sprlngor , i, depth tlndor. siereo. ■•roalAVELTRAILERSj 910 'S!;, Ilable vohlclo. Call $7000..S43-4368,« «7(> ' lecllon. -AD 1cross. 734-2433, evenings 543-4003.______™ FREE 10 good homos, 2 —» ALCO. 14 tt. Alum, boat, ALJO10 Deluxe by Skyline. NH 06555 SkidS Stoor loader, TIMEST CLASSIFIED FR WANTEDTO BUY-12 hoJ irlr. 20 HP Chrysler Ooiloublo lipoul. Call tor w/2 buckets,, buc» landscaping DEPARTM ENT “adorablo kittens. Pioase gauge shotgun & 270 rttle, ,r,ol< lordotails, $10,900. 81 corfim3rfimodlty. runs exc. call 208-324-0664 or molor,S16S0.324-3B73.« olhoi - good condition Coil 736-9974. $13,500 208-734-5538 J 208-324-0663. .500, Call 006-272?. Call 733-7051. 31-9507 ■ If you are; unableu to call, or■ ccom e by T he 9 0 4 • I COMF1(FORT-76 2V Every- 0^731-9 FREE, Lab mix pups to rWANTED rr r 10 buy-Full size, I CCAMPERS^HELLSl / ,h,„, 208-6^^543 ' ' good homo tree. ng works, in good PETERBIiRBUILT, '78, w/ 40' quality G rand Plaao. Call 1 ipe. $2800. 423-6442 spudbotdbod trlr, Roody (or Times-News.vs office, simply clipp and mail this (BURLEY) Cali 423-4444. 326.5365. ______C,.MaH pta75S.C»W B.5 S;§'/31-6358 harvestvest. All (or SB.SOO. FREE • to good homo. 2 GERMAN GE SHORT. HAIR~; ^/VANTED TO BUY. O lder’ w/queon overshot, -039B or 670-4332. order formn to our classified departmentd so f Reg. 5 yr. old lem ale, >GE.1976moiomome, **36-039 dogs; B mo. old Lab; and F a d lu s ta b le d ro ss (orm . gas/electric Of* frig, gas ,00003 East 2nd Avo. Good vOLVOd 4 mo. Old Dalmatlen. Ba- hunts H pheasants & ducks, /O d u m p ln jck , 1987. that we canin get your ad startedi \w ithout delay. Qood condiiion. Also Se- slovbYoven, 4 corner Id. $6000. 644-1562.B w/pupup traitor.ti TrucR has by stroiior, S20, Playpon, S150.UKC S Walker Hound ga Master system. VHS lacks, new curlains. NG SOUTH? 1997.5lh - 18‘dum|dum pboxw /auloiarp. S20. 1994 Nissan Ouosi. pupa p born Q-16-00 exc -roller boogla^736;9009,_____cushions. $750 Call 670. GOING fpr-jnHrleftrly-witlvdHr-k-peiv pay omoarrorn iKfl'gTgr— b Boir34-nrorBBnwiToy— p v r s m ------*-PleHwpr WANTED TO BUY: 4 good issSTivonings:------swiBO pmt, S12,900. Fully load- aro a excellent on bear, WA )onliie] 3 sllde-outs. lires.i. PupPi has tarp, now tires. Two 11.2-28 4 two .^AW • There! arcar iippnixiiiiiitcly 23 c h iinaracters i (incliidini> od, all powor. 19B8 Toyo- bobcat, fc mt llon and coon, tin :AMP^R - 8', w/5- over. • Alp<"IS ot storage. Cost new hoist,It, runsru oxtf. $16,500. 886-2725 or 731-9507 ta 4x4. S4000/tirm, Males K $200. Females 400-19 4f for BN tractor. shot, gas/otectric rotrig. 4 «,500.Consldor i Call 686 blank; >p>pnces) per line Please call 20B-736r2077. . ^or 324-B355...... $150.645-2S57.670-^-i comer tacks, S750. Call mallor unit In trade or • 734-3495; • • -...... 9™tor. 208-837-6610 Ed. f l 1 0 0 7 n • Plcii>e.* p.'pay.accordinjj tti rate >cedi.•diile winch 1? printed j;KING Sizo wator bod, GERMAN Si Wirehalred Point WAWANTED TO BUY: Build- j m HAMPER 10' S lee p s tive _ ^ T R U C k S ^ J lielow. w/bookcase llghtod hoad- or < AKC.1 yr old temale. ing ini materials. 2X6, melal CAMPANION 1980 I ' ‘ board.2 shoot sots. _Humlng stock. 436-9B 59_ sldino. sli Plvwood, particle or more. Stove, sink. !..reaily.nl£B.niiw.£alilg. •trtdgerpottyretOT-Qfeat- -24-j-i :------^------\ V t M n'ili'nriTiiv'yiiu'ifTlitjii: l h is ■^100/oHor. Call 324-2941. ” GOLAY r e t r ie v e r ” boara! | | c h a ln l lrik te n ce . ,an$4200. 734-2207. CHEVY io n s. EHack w /w hlte . KENNELS . Please call 20e-733-9658. for {o'; camping. Includes 2 iniyht resultrc; in a diseminted priceice * j ^MISC. 30 gallon ociagon (ull propano tanks. $650 KIT COMPANIONC - ’ge; n. 2 8 3 w /C o rv alte 4 lish aquonum w/cobinot & Just In tlmo (or hunting WANTED- W/> 35 mm manual cal ', exc, cond, slide-out, camera. CallJoeal 7^Call 677-3549 32', 1 d.Runs and looks • ^ line: nvniiniimim • Private Party L ail accossohos, S150. season. < Started dogs & a ct my cupboards Must osomeS4goo.Coll new litter ot Lab pqps all 326-4500. 32 IJAiilpeR Sport King, 105? 10 lo a p p r e c i a l o . Siaio top pool lablo. ' 1-2770 SlSOO.Call326-6B42.H colors. < 543-5564, WANTED-Jell-O ^ boxes Has ^,0, lacks.Everything »f°2,950, Call 324-8330.B ;st^’cation works. $600 423-5321 P ilease c a run m> ad in classt; wanted. Collector looking s t t Com panion, '81, 25', VY. . . . 1969, Vt lon PU, MISC. Lg. saioiiito, lead in O 1,4 spd, Noods brakes wiring & Receiver, SSOO.' 1male, 3 mo,, housebroke. (or (o old Jell-O gelatin box- :AMPER-(ully solt con- Idem ? axlo. sell contain- f “ '. j ,* # ____ for ______duys.tl talnod. BW It,, *88, w/locks, W h* ainl.nins good.S1600. C B. baso station JS300/olter. 735-114S.B es, ei oven ories with blue . SS200. 7 9 Plym outh :!iKiim'H;ink'r,ici-v) ase coll 208-543-6901, (I'rini 1'iwt.iv• t.h.iMcicr ivf -I'tKc incliul w'antonna & load in l.LAB Registered Yollow & sides. Call Amy at ^ 73^2964 oHemoons rrow p ic k u p . SBOO. wifing-S250. Goose black 1 puppies. Excel. 934-9210.______O3LASSTITE, L/ tib o rg ia ss 733.1^-9543. OODGE focord(l960) S2S. Baby bloodlines. Must seo. w/WANTED: Duck & Gooso icamporsheii f ' tor longbox J ±(OMFORTw L •85.29', strool301 tnick.t Very nlca & bed. approx. 60 yrs. SSO. $300. Call 539-5956 leg le ba n d s. Will pay $10 ^3.pickup. Exc. cond. $500/- KOsloops 6. Clean. un. $11.000.736-3744 S otter. 537-6593 atlor Spm. 20B-764-2270 momings rLABS - AKd rog. yollow. Oioach. 1 will pick up. Call _ Coll 324-6030. DODGEIGE Rom 250 LE, '91, or evenings. dowctaws, 1st shots, 934-5832, ^ mossago. KITKIT- (ull ovorshol, gas —_a O N 24’ Nice & Cloan. 2WID. D. Cum( m ins Diosol, MISC. Movable oloc. lire- $300, Call 324-B3S0.B WANTED: w i Honoy extract- [f.'irango & tumaco, Ico box. LAYT'vnlng . hitch. Nowor ISJKrIK m l., SSOOO-llrm. slnk.cornerlocks, own placo, 2 quod canes & 1 *iMln.Pln, 1 boy lolt, $275/ irIng oquipment. Pieaso L trig. $3500. 734-3968* 324-32!1-3290. o(ier6pm .« SSOO.OO 678-2277 _nalluti_AIUn.oxcollonl- -o((or-AKCrColl-324--3898:------co a ll PBUt-atg06-9g4-4100.- uftieseuoANefi;— -FonDT condition. Call 732-61 B2.a - ^HIH TZU puppios, AKb WiWANTED: imgailon gated It.. 3 slides, ail amenlll- robulll>uill e n g . w/low m is. MISCELLANEOUS roQistorod. $400 (omalos. pipo. P 6‘ lo B*. Singlo & campor, rolrig. bathroom. ^0 ).tt.. Portoet tor w inter in S ommo obody rust. Runs S.iiiu- Cornor shower, Iroo stand- $350malo.'RoadyOct.' ddouble, C al 206-539-0053. heaior, lacks, good condi- « b)uih- or in-law apn. A-1 grool.IOI. $500,736-1754 ! lion, $1500. Coll ovos _ing^S.i.50_Tf.oodmllL —7thrCall 20B-788-1127.B- -wi■WANTEO:-V)nlage-Barble- —67 >nd-_$20IC,-Can.bo. .B nsn-'»D-‘93F .1 5 0 -N o y ;lB ------x;i:irc'V ~ — Powor Trac • S200. Soors - - 6 7 8 ^ 5 9 r - ^ ------f,®*}nanced. No monoy t,ndv w “ SHiHTSr^^upsT” dolls ^ and clothing, 1959 • dy work, Runs good. Deluxe portable dish- 1979. In tere sted In o s- SECURfFY picKup cam p- )wn. Call 736-1771 200. CO1I2O8-025-S6S2. , Ciiv/M.iiWZip _ wasnof-S250. Enlortoln- laios and collociions. Call er. Hunters Spocial. 7 8 , monl cenior. S200.A11 liko ^ Call 438-2966. >< OWLER, -79. owning. Enflop10F150,1979,AC,PS. ‘ 733-1322 or 733-96S8.« Ice box, buiano lum aco, PRill-conl. O ' Roor both. Coll p n sin I’limu' Siiini'vr _ now. Call 324-0122 WElMARANER.Akd. V 1 _! wolor tonk, pump & sink, soil-' 1.6iroighi& clean. 110k WANTED; Wido (ronl end qu >3-B737 or423-4769.B o,ig|no Motor & Trans Ford 400m malos. 2 lomolos. top W, queen sizo bod, good 733- glnol-mllos. 350, AT. champ linos. S350-S40Q^ _!<(or Formoii 350 iraclor or L. LUIlUlllUII. SSIO tt----- Coll 735-114S.H Ccomplete tractor lor parts =;= oops 5. Must sool $2000 Call,11934-5198 93 Oder Spm. Bond Saw S75. Sauna a LT 235 85 R I6 Radiol ^SIXPACK- 11 Ft., Sell- , s'o^ . J»alof.SZS_74l3-3058------YELL0W-tA8-pupp0SL0H0LJZ2-JXi44.m. .S T SZDA-pickop-'eSTflfik n S ----- tiros in io!r lo good cond. AKC Rog. light in color. I IRRA BY COBRA. '9 i: ominoljinaimi.S-sp.oxc. cond ------MOVING SALE------R easonable pricod please - zCan : 735-0375 or 733-9446 S IE ^ 3 line min •mumfrt Mom Ivory dad yollow. 6 ' 3’,microwavo, fully self- $2000.000. 423-6171 oftors Maytag Pius Rolng.. coll 432-6928.______^ o ^ n e d , awning. Vary SlOOO/oltor. Maytog Nop- lemale, 3 malo. dow claws _ 4 i i r " 1 - S N u m b er' uuf f D a y s T otal lunoW/Dsoi,S1000/oHor. removed & (irst shots. W I ^ C a l i 208-733-1466. | V H CO. crab, pine, aspon & L■ oUN^IFLkJ cM Maytag itoms ll^yrs, old. Roady to go. 9-16-00. < JNATUREbyThor.-g?; I . K 531-5123. Really culoll j olhors Irg/small 768-2676. ma 0-,5th whool. 2 slido 1-3 d a y s ...... $ 1 6 .3 7 cenior. SSOO/otfor. Olher j • = = r ------“sMpo sc 4S 7iko°n^i jts, mk:rowQvo. owning, mlsc, iloms. 73S-9S76. 8 2 3 I I $325. Call 208-734-7404. C, oux. calolyilc heolor, m t r -- 4 -7 d a y s ...... $ 2 3 .3 8 PICTURES. 4 Bov Ooolittio VARIETY FOODS I REMl^iCT6N 670 p u m p " ood'joiling tan, Rooso hitch. ^ I I J (6) 11X14. S27.'Thomos ^^SUPPUE^ I 282 ! ' ga.. MOD. liko now. smcmoko & pel Iroo. S19.9- H M 8 '1 5 d a y s ...... $41.65 Kinkaid (5) 11X14. $27. . ^ $425. $^ 543-86BQ ’ 0 50. .734-5854.B Ploaso coll 208-733-4227. APPLES-Rod and Goidon 4 9 0 1 ^ I T/C. T/C Now Englander, muz- fg:RRY R ] 7 8 2 0 '. H unier Dollcloos, $7.00 bu. Lavo ■ 16-30 days...... $ 7 8 .5 0 ^^TVS/MOTORCYCL^ zlo zli loodor, 54 cal.. comp. pecial. Good cond Rim Orchard. 1896 E. I stock, tibor optic sights.' • cto(iQeps 6. $3475-32&4477. Thai birthday od you placed 4500 N. Buhl 543-B169. , $200/oltor, 326-6850, ^ somo lime ago In GO.CAnTMura,S5lxl. J i :RRY.1B (I, Sth whool. Tho. ap p le's Jon"aToTd: ° _ Timos-No^^ Now Is Iho Call 734-2615 ^ QQ g I 199992. Vory good shopo. - -JohnlhanrM actntoeh.- — 4600.-Cail733-3607-,------—limo 10 como pick up your HONDA '80 & -B4 ATC I ' J Myclu-cki;k or'm oney ordc^-i^ encl • ~ - Italion prunes. Dream ^ iHOTTUB^-OOl^i-^ pictures. Slop by Tho 11 D's. Mechanically s :LDWOOD.-1999,26''sih Cuslomor Sorvico Dopl Acres Ofchard 733-0127 rtiooi. Living room siide- J Bill mv V VI: IS.\, Mastcr.CHarue, sound. $200 ooch. — SPAS a. POOLS— wh( ------lodayl Applet, peart, prunes. 'Ut. Liko now condiiion. — ?82 ATC 200 w/cargo Previously ownod out. WEIGHT bonch A weights. You pk;k applos at - rack, new Uros. $350. Call -ots of extras. $16,500. D i s c o v.T e r ror .Am cncnn’Exprcss{ci{circic one) Bowman Orchard...... _ 7 3 4 - 8 1 0 3 ...... Lot^11326-3793 tv mossogo. - . ^ $100. Treadmill, S40. 436-9966 SSnake River Pool & Spo Call Alrwslker, SSO. Stop lor Call 543-5380.1 ^ . C Jrc iiit•iit (,;jrd N nniher. • • HONDA '90 CR250 Runs ^ " i i i ^ I -...... »S m i t h . ^ stop ooroCics. $10. Ouoon_ CLEAR LAKES ORCHARD ” good, many oxtms. $4000 4 I " i o 7 n motlreat'ddx springs,■ Biihi; Gteenert Specialt ' UTIUTYTRAILE^ - • ' Expiniimil ion IXite . ~ Call 436-4181 V■ MOTORHOMESifl^ _S35..KinajS2fO_b«iJS5. _All poochos, opplos. r -HONDA-Trat)'90-S One- -oi ilquipm eiit- headboard.$20. poors U 0icl<. 15c lb. faring' BEAVER m otorhom or -Iqutlutprtrlr.-12,000tbTgood- • - li» Q M'Iail m vi'iir order form 6i paympa ent t'o: your own contoiners; Call - njns. one lor parts. Mako •cond., $3000., 732-5202 ottor. Call 436-9986 <1978. 23', sleeps 6, nlco. T hK-Ti^L-s-Ncws. e! P.O. Box 34t3 4 8 ,T w in Fulls 1 543-2992, ' ' _ $7500. Call 733-5610.» Co1l825-5137.« - p . KAWASAkiTkLX 306: • TAN,28it..tlolbod . C V/< o m p a n y 4 8 4 818 I Froshly dug SE Idaho ^ • iDH330i-0548 •90, 4-stroke, walor yr 10080 nock. '98, GVWR iMUStCALI^UMEKTSj P o U to e t (or salo In 50 lb. coolod.Jow mU v o ^ g i ^ CLASSIC g 1973 GMC 26' goc ! bags. Call 734-9761. 65K mllos, 4 5 5 ongino, 17.17,120. $5000. Uko now. - 1The Timcs-Ncws, 325 1/2/2 E. 5lh No. BUNDY Tenor Saxt^phone :oii'543-6979. ■ ’ ' 4 3 groot cond. S850./olfor. ' Several v trie tle t ot 934-5951/539-9990 (ront whool drivo. londom. Coi 1 3 4 ^ 0 ; - . Burlev ID 833UJ18 654-4040 or 431-4139 apples, prunes & altolla & ? alr-rldo toar oxlo. now' ------doverhorw y-Pow efs------_KTM;91 300 EXC Now on- ■ h(Mding h lank, olr pum p. M __ 1002 I - gln'o. now'llres, oxc, pow- j FLUTE- Arlloy. oood'' Orchard. Call 543-6660. shock^. roar~bodroom. 6: I “ AUTOPAnTS'& ■ ------er & suspension. $2150 K snopo, $200. Ellen 732- KW gonorolor. AC. Exc. I ACCESSORIES i ____ 1 0 0 9 5841 loovo m ossago:------C a ll 4 3 6 -9 9 8 6 ------p : - I 825— - -Pfiglnalcon{l:-$16;iBOO. ------4 X 4 ‘S ------— (•COTb-'tvetfoTsiudonl ^ |_WANTEDTO_Bl^ f Call 837-4532. ■ C7CF les-News model, now $600. Asking 500. 5100 mllos. vory TJ o^tor^B JMpwfonoior! CHTOP TheTniK ■CaACHMAN, 1B77'goocT top its (uil motol doord.$27S j«3ini - $285. Coll 731-5030 40x48 PALLETS, will pay good cond. $3000 Call cond. 1 SSOOO/nogolioblo. t>is ramico- Mako oU^r. . Call 733^)039 >-/543-9: or 837-6313.. . top.dollar. 208-677-2728 532-4337______Coll 536-6466. 43-9256______T :^ . i ' ------^------— T . / ' ...... r . ^ ' ■ ■■ ■ ■ - / M(Monday. S eptem ber 1 8.200C00, -Tlme«.New>,Jwln-Fall«.-lll«.ldaho.C7_j------

FORD Explorar.'92. wtilta. ACURA AC 'M 3.5RL Luxury P ------— ^----- I O tJ)8 l !i CHEVY 7 3 V4T 350. AT F illykMdfld tISSOQ ‘ i • Ch«vy--a 4 l.n , girl T m m . ______(uUy 1^.7^^ I II 1 ^ 1 e w a 1 ~ $22,600 Coll 733-1699 731-6730 or 731-6758. | AUKITO d I a LERS~T 1 AUTOI ' $1500 0 0 . 934-5384 116K, 4wd.. now tiros. S aUARANTEED ^ r CHEVY ’SI. 3/4 100, 4.8p. S7500/otlor, 539-1362 or Mark9am-5pm ^ . , G l TtAC'B9 Grand Am t AC. Btioll. sm Whool 6011, 829-5691. — AUTOMATiC a d s ^ . oulo. AC. all powor, >.500 Call 644-9656 fobJilt 350 RV com, lowjof FFORD F.15Q XLT '94, 4x4 TRANSMISSIONS ^ .thon avg m). 324-42S7-• 302, 5 np. good cond. Spociol $329.95. Most T h e T im es N ew s p ? nITIAC. ti Firebird, '94, S (oovo 0 mosaogo. 532-4423 or ^ -2 8 2 -3 6 5 6 Amoricon / vehicles, ports, _ .PL.PW.k)wmr-shorp g u a ra n te e s to sell klng$7.000.734-2917. ^ CHEVY -62 Silvorado 4x4 FORD F F*tSO, 90. AC. till, labor ft installation includod. merchandise, ssBrim A C, Grand Am SE. 3/4 lon. 4 spd. 6,2 diesol oruiso. CD/AM FM.stO- - autom oUve in 7 - w/low prlgnal tnlios. Must roo.low mi. S6500/offor. ®Economy Tninsmlsston I . 4 cyl. 4 dr. AC. AM/* JM i . i Call 324S780 lor soo,'vory cloan. SSOOO. Call 324-8588 oftor 6pm. days and real p mI cass. u 50K ml. $9500/- Coll 678-155B ovonings = «jr/m ar*«. ■ - estate A in 15 days otfer.}r. Soon 208-426-9335. FORO F150, BS.now tiros", sBUtCK j Riwlero. 84. runs oi CHEVY-89 464 1,T. 4 spd. runs good. Asking S3200. or rerun the ad an susSlARU‘93 Loyalo 135K . $2500/obo. Chovy 80 good. $1895/oflor. Call addltionai o 7 d a y s. m is.rI. Neods front ond work ' Call 536-5926. 1733-4910 doyo or 733- j, WoiOf, 350. now irons,, s T here is a $3 ex tra S200(XXVOBO 735-8573 [ FOROF250.-95.4wd, 77455 ovonings. . brakos. S1250. 886-9874 ^ fee fbr th e g u aran - s u b)ARU a Brol '83 /parts. ! XLT. 63Kmi,. lop cond., -=Bulck. '8 5 . Pork-Avo.. runs ;CHEVY -OSExt, Cob WT nowliro6.Call735-iei1.- ^ tee pacltage; Ads Subsbam 4 WD wogon'85, : AT/AOPD/PW TowpHg. s g rea t. 4 dr.. AC. .crul80 m „ ay b e cancelled IS/body work. $600,/ FORD. F-250.'9 4 .0X1 cab. $2450/ollOr. j 324-8453.« ^ or. 532-4475 ^ Excol. cond. 90K mis. early for cu sto m er 108K. cruise. AT. 351. BUICK, Contury. 1 9 8 9 : ^ ? Si2,000/OBO. Evenings $10,500/080.423-4982. convenience but s u b)ARU a : Wagon, 65, duol l p " i l 764-2141.. Foirliold ; iustover73Kactua1milos. < ngo. 4WD, l60Kml.. — F.ORO, Bronco, 1986, 4X4. -runs.gfoat. good.cor... —_i_the.charge.wlll U _ 100.-733-2267/ Spm.B • — ^CHEVY-'98 Z71'1/2 ton' A USED Eddio Bauor. $ < 2 0 0 0 . Call 208-735-0269. - rem ri ain th e sa m e , pickup, whito w/groy' S2500. Call 734-3279.B - BARU,'90. Legacy Super Shodnt-Oill Inlodor. Automatic, loom- ; BUICK, Century. 1993. \____------1 wogiagon. 5 '3 d . 69,000 oc- W ^ V I - or soais. push button 4x4. FORD,• Expedition, '97. , V-6.4-dr.. PW.PL;. Iual01 milos. oxc. cond. 13.500 actual mllos. Like ca8S0lto.80Kmi.$2900.., PW. locks scats. Cufiso. io Nd a 'o o c r x . yonow - 400.-733-9412rOves ■ Dn AM ^ air, cass. & CD ptoyors. now 525,000. F O R a Ex- • • Call886-7165. - . Savings 0 r p l« tf. ‘99. 30,500 milos, = 5 spd. sun roof. 88K mis. stiBA3ARU,'94. Legacy Oul> Bodltnor. bodcaps, rockor CADILLAC. '83. Fleet- 40mi3/gal 40n S2800Z31-2464 ooor.or. oxc. cond.. $7,995. panels, tow packago. 3rdJ $25,000. Call 734-760B.B C wood, 2nd ownor. 83Kml..' lONDA ‘97 Accord, EX Calf>11734-8314.1 . door. now brokos. 36K.. 1GMC '92 4x4 2500 long rfxc.. . $3000. 735-0688. ■ oxoc. cond. S22.000. CallII .• bod. 5 spd. manual. 5.7L £ Low mllos. Groat shape, t o yrOTA o '89 MR2 Super- Vrtwn you atfvortwo in dowt- $15$15,500. 731-3118 chnn NISSANI CARS^ “ ^77-2404 or 431-0827f •, V-8 . Hoovy duty 3/4 ion. " largo. 5 sp. AC. Cailso. I liod. inclua# mo pnec ol th o . ntONDA g n CRX SI. -87, t^S. Ttoptops. $4200. 678-9383 ' ask for Bill 115K S7000 Coll 862- Itom yoo.0 MUing l« b«»t ■ ■ 3278 or 431-2426 PB, oloc. moon rool, now- -roYCYOTA '98, Camry LE, .CHEVY SUBURBAN, rMulW. 733-0831 Of tiros, call 734-7304. 4 7 K ' t994, 4x4. 1/2 ton. loam-• GMC-02i SIERRA 1500 ” 7K mi. Exc. cond.. K KS ^ CHEVY • 1980 Citation, ffTu &TRU • or. now liros, towing pock-• Ext. cob. 5 spd.. low pkg. C IYUNDAt-1988. EXCEL. S14.14.300.733-5335.____ .ago. loadod. liko now. lowV w/olaciric locks & win­ ugly, runs good. $675. Hatchback.h o i 4 cyl motor, 5 = , mlloogo. St6,000/ollor. dows, cruiso. 89K mis. _ Call 539-5777. 5 5 sp.9, $400. 678-4761 I 1 053 ^ B •INTERESEST AS LOW AS 3.99%0AC ^ Coll 543-6293. S9.600. Call 676-8097.B CCHEVY • 1982 Citation. 4 uJNCOLN R c '93 Mark Vill MPORT& I SPORTS door, top condition. $975. roo CARS CHEVY’93, Blazor. e3KmiII GMCi '97 Siorra SL Load- =lod. 45K mis. Exc. cond. ■ ___ W • F A a O RRY I INCENTIVES ASi HIGH AS $2000^ Call436-6232.B Su loathor & took Int.. loadodd odl! Cusiom paint & nms. _ Sunrool-LOADED!! CHEVY Corsica. 1996, low $13,575. SK .(208)678-6264 CORiRVETTE 2000. white. $11,800,735-0888. ' Vortec 454 w/towing pkg. C athor inlorior, loadod. B -NO PAYIlYMENTS 'TIL 2001I ON AIL milos 50K. oxc. cond.. rjfjj :CHEVY.-86, Silvorado. 1/22 ' son undorwarranty. JNCOLN -'9 2 Continenial qoil®.‘, 734-7074. evenings S1500 cosh. Tako ovor SSOOO/oirer. Coll otter .'ton, AT. AC, PS. PW. ■5pm733-S862. ■ 53'! tor 6:30 pm. ■ ■ k ^ REMAININING 2000 MODEIELNISSANS , ...... • Oood cond., w/sholl. 78k1^ paymnonls. 733 -3777- 'CHEVYTBerCoivottornid' -Cijf GUAR^93X-J6 ------M ------: ^ l . SSSOO/OtlOf. /JS-67&7.r ■ GMC SUBURBAN'957 'C 7Kmis. Ono owner,' A 4 SLR. loathor. AC. P.W.._ ‘•nnn °i*'glnnnni^A 771 ---- f flunningboords.CO.Tint- loadod. oic. cond.. aT vg . -door, dark groon, toamor. rocords,$15,800; 53 cel! $12,000. '423-5'32l 70K milos. I ownor. Top□ od windows, bxc. shapo. Sl6,SOO/Q[lor,,645-2663 837-4545______^ ILKSWAGON..1974. ____-Cond.$13,000.734-6054, . LINCOLN Conlinontal.. ms good.'noods somo CHEVY, Camaro, 1985. — • CHEVY. SIO Blazor, 1991'.fr GMC Yukon. '97 4-door, C Mark IV. 1975. Nlco! Call ork, $10C)0. Call 324- ri 53.000 milos, loadod. sharp carl Runs great! 324-8114 39, for moro Info! ' 133.080 miles, good cond 559 alter 5pm I $21,900.423-5331.B ••..$3000/olfor. 324-2652 af- BANK REPO: Toking bids tor 6;30.or leavo mosjogo. LINCOLN >- ”1' Mark XIII. '93. — - AHtmiutlUit'tWiilUtdl ■ GMC.-89,4x4. Iton. 4-sp.. _ Loaded! Poarl. loathor Bug. '667runs groal. through 9*21>00 ody is In good condiiion. I417IUIUUIu n MVO.N. Call Amy 678.6089. 4 5 4 , Utility bed w /PTO CHRYSLER < Sobrlng. '98. s^ e a ts , rr^int c o n d .. c ar r wonch. S4900. Call LX. ox. cond. (rod) hot. phono. ph, S8 K. 735-0165 tm. _£1£leso/olfor. 734-5449.B 733-1 §93*1 •1 0 0 ^ 3 3 . 1iai»w: w ii,| «|i«iillai<»« CHEVY, Suburbari, 1998,. $14.250.'Evos. 536-6780. ^ H n ' S2S.000/ollor, liko now.J’ ' 735-0038. MERCURY-92GVTITd ^ d Ml* ira. ow M mI«h4 mMi fM«Tr tabmrtm M IMA. ta Mhr k» DM DATSUN • 1977, 280 2 . 5 • ■ ' 1099 1 H ■' Call 324-4430.B ISUZU. '97, Rodoo LS. ^ Marquis. White, 4dr. ■ AUTODEALEH^ . ^ ^ •O u rc fa ^ M W OTTpljf ^-ih1 toS m & Facbd rtgubicra. Al pkjcM pkdka in . Iifc & &97 Dk^ t D o e u d m 4x4. V6. Al. Air. saKml.. Spd, cruise, now llros, Excol. e. cond. Runs good. . . DODGE 81, Siam fix S1750/offer. 733-7464. ^ In. No tiadi prioi. Al Ulk K iiw to I ’ ' ongino. AT. good tiros. loadod.2lmpg..Sl7.000. . Asking $5600,662-3360 ------• • SeOPyollor 436-6346 Call 734-9907 altor 5pm. IDODGE *60 Sonoca. Will MERCURYjt? VillagotGS _SQlLor-trodflJor.a.car_ol. K- -JE E P -G rB nd C h B fo k o o - - '-wogonr1995T'7-77250------FAX m oquol vatuo. 543-2676 ' ’^nls. Club cab. 318 ong.g. LAREDO'99. Black, load- mllos. Fuily loodod. AC. DODGE • 1993 Shadow. pv w /sholl. LOADEDMII qd, loathor, PS, 10 disk I PW. $9000. Call 326-4252 yqub_ 3 MISTIQUE. -98. 4-door, — •slori.V.8.24k.$27.5Q(l/- * aood miloago. 539-5777. ■pODGE- 1996 Cumm¥s while, toko ovor pay- olfor. 654-4040.431-4139t j DODGE CARAVAN '89 In monts. $265: 326-4421. AD Ooisol. 2500. 4x4 PU In good cond. very rolloble. ’ ; good shapo. 539-7448. JEEP Grand Wagonoor. OLDS '96 Sierra SL Auto. TIWIMES ClJ^SSiFIED . r : '87. Liko now. A Must soo!i S2700/ollor. 677-4409 OODGE - g?. Vl ton, singlo all iwwer. 73K mis. /\sk- |DEPARTMENT______-Wu«tSolll-€aH-736-a426r-. -I-O O D G E -G fand-C eravon- —mi-m g$630or837=9os4------— 2 f W I J J ■ ------caBTLlk-onowrATrAM r SE, 1996, 1 ownor. 44K- ^ 208-734-5538 H i® OWI FM/CD playor. S13.000.I. JE E P Wogonoor. '87 V-6 PLYMOUTH Acclaim. '94, IRE Low mis, good cond. $4250) milos, Full options. CD •ON OUR ENTIRI Call 734-2903. ployor, AC. oxc. cond., ‘y.4.cyl. cruiso. tilt, AT. a TT 734-6452 or 734-8522 AM/FM radio, AC. new - 208-677-4543 ^ INVENTORY OFIF DODGE 1997 Rarp 1500. - Purple $12.500.734-7076, (BURLEY) Qxt. c ab . Laram ie SLT.r'. JIMMY '87 Full Sizo PS , tiros. $3500. 324-5392 USED CARS ' - toadoct.'Shotl, bodllner,ir, PB. tilt. AC. 4 spd. Good }/. condition. 678-8242 warranty. 40K. S17.000/- - twlnadCmleron.not olfor. Call 423-6252 ovos.IS. TOYOTA Tacoma. Limited •TWO COHVENIEI I E M T ~ n odillon.'ge. All Iho oxlras. FORD '93 Escort LX 4dr. DODGE- 1996; 3/4 Ton". white, 120K mis. cloan. LOCATIONS TWIm c E . 4x4. groon. 8 ll bod. tow S16.500/ollor. Coll 737- THEI^SEN FIIUHCING $3200. Chovy 7 6 M 4x4 .• pck.cloan.S15.000/OBO.0. 0335 or 736-2265 ■■ Now eng.,tire. Evorylhing THE SAVINGS T 324wt011 or539-40l1. . works. S2200- 576-0339 A* J FORD • F350 diosol. ex­ CD. NIcoHriick! $4300! 9. Call 734-5525 days. 734-' FORD • 71 Mustang Mach HON DA ^ tended cab; XLT. '99. l,3 5 t-C .7 6 K milos, good LoadodI Towing pckago,10, 0712 evenings. . cond. Call423-4415.« now liras.Vxc. shapo. FORD - Taurus 1991. 3.8 • S25;500/o»or, 64K ml.Z: 4 ioio 1 I — -1 — VAN BrBUSES-----1j- -,.V£,.loadod..9eK^tiito.. - J good dopondoblo car, ------FORD -92 150 XL Ext cab : S3300. Call 731-9152 I------punufnlsijz^ T** CHEVY, Lumlna. Mini Van. — (H3- i Mimitr tl Cmr'f M M tm U rofetCffrr', wciirmrf FmHr ot 0M«hr$hlpt tkr ^ bluo & w hito. V*8 .'A T. fn l990.groallorfamlly.Ro- days or 734-7021 evos. '-cruise, lilt. AC, stiarp I.- FORD Probe GTTurbo'89, 1417 BUM u n sts n v D .it ieniuiuiuKn.lL ' -'Wckup. Runs & drives„s movable seats lor cargo- t Runs groal. S4900, now tires/brakos. AC, HON]DA 733>iia3*i>8do.ad.333>aai9 7r33.1IMO;»M9M631 3 ; : oxoc. S7500. 737-1435.^ Pleaso call 206-423-9296.i. cruise, tinted windows.. > O R D '9 3 F-160 Exf. cab ______...d « l- » n Cn* Sn» d no « hi.^. ------SspdmanuallransrNeods-L . 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• 5:30 a.rn.I . — / : the EWps>sy. ^ P hour foiDr V i new fatheiers S o ast foi •i It’s very early, suil darkrk (out,'and ’ rm on th e living-room floor,or, trying1 to sim ultaneously sleep ancld play pi wilh my six-monthH]ld daughter,ier, Sophie. Q . She goes to bed at 7:30 p.m.,p.n so b y ' - S 5:30 ajn ., she’s wide awakeike arid rar- r. ing to go. P That’s not a figure of : sp e e c h : Sophie gets up on her haihands and ^5! knees in her crib and literacrsdly rores • • .'i until a sleep^leprived parearent stum- -I bics in there and picks herer up.i Then h ’s tim e for fun! :• When Tm the parent inchI charge, the > first fun thing I do is changeIge Sophie's diaper. Lately this makes is potentially a nuclear doodoody bomb. . H By the time I finishIt clchanging ■; Sophie, it’s 5:33 a.m. Thee momingm is flying by! Next I try to feed«d her some ______I “ so lidd ^ fo o d ,” ed as “food is not solid, »robably_no.t______It co m es tlioco prar^l^i' at Gerber, HB shove every* they can g et B v ^ of - peas, Qiy 5; p c a rsi i)agas, pep- DiwBaiy T oSnis, turkeys, . I------1 goats,s, sqs u irre ls, . 1 squids, ceiling tiles, etc:eicr— into a : blender, then squirt thehc resulting ' ' ' 4 glop inlo tiny jars, w hidih aiare labeled v with names Uke “Proteinn Medley.”M WM ^ I have an efficient feecceding tech- 3 nique, and within a fewew minutes, . S every last spoonful of thatth; glop is . Dr CChtli ScholM, I dem ntolojlitit inIr Twin Falls, statidft In frontIt acne. Olay soap", which arc ies-News correspondent______everyone with a parentre n t w ith asth*- - • 5 is that Sophie will be so fascinatedI t{„,e youngg ppeople begin to take ^ ydfogen peroxide. ut it just tends thnr tho'w on’i notice Fm di • Don't mass with the pImplM.s Keep ’ Avoid alcohol, hydr — m a gets eczema. But it QdccEinSu...... a-secious-JC _ in terp«st in th e ir haicl. toner, aslrin- -follows-thost.,------; The thing is, SopliieraoMn’lpay di appj„„„„, your hands ott. ------Sca-Bfeere, witch ha rWIN FALLS - Look-ui ce, nature has other yo , . . , gent, peach- or apilcciilcol’pli scrub. . • -‘ecze n d families, ' attention to the TV.■ SIS h e ’s b u sy j„'„, • Make sure anything you put 0 czema” in the dictionary anc • • Nonema. cold yQu'r.u’re likely to find synonymms Kids espedally sectseem to break . rolling around thc floor,or, c»p onng y ,100 percent of them your yc face thal Is going to stay thereth • or tiiifv creams, any ol ihce maskstn and any -jygi,ch as “dyshidrosis,” “allergicgic out on th e face or thchc ccrook of th c ‘ ■ her environm ent, as lier bi WiU developDp acnc at the onset of such si as makeup.-moi.slurijcrs 0 the knee. And ; to perform the incredibl; hind of at)rasivc cicaiicanors. to nniact ia dermatitis” or “nummunu- . elbow and behind the Vnd that’s not the end screen, sc should be nonre common in 1 mouth! M aybe t/itswill...”»') ). • . who has acneac is 27, said Dr. Di 5 derma- • (),y youf skin out and Ihal will make p f-. _ qChris Scholes, a Twin Fallills at any age, it’s more 1 oles, a Twin Falls der- tologisl. to usually fecommends ike childhood. After maiunaiuriiy, in the 3 Meanwhile, despite mymy'sleepiness, Chris Schole your acnc go awayy - it won'l woik/ irmoiologist. It’s som ething lik ends to return, 3 I find myself watching tludie TV, espe- matologist.t. At fter age 25, signifi* thee differenced: between a car an'm d SOs and older, it tend; Teletubbies,” cantly mort□re women than men 1994 Chevrolet Camaro wit•ilh because th e skin driidries out nor- • cially a show called “Tel truly horrible acne and th and bad.luck, Scl Ish - a very iichy rash tlufjal ------“Thcy'r(n•e^^“c»lre^ul• ir how ■ micro-comedoneines. can't really be Ild c ran n y and i was this explosion - poo7f - and g dermatoloi)logist. said, sat not in how well or »mes about because the skinn is on every nook and ( i his or seen. But these;ecangencrateall 1 need 10 - espc- i D ipsy’s h a t w as ... veryerysrnall! So ifs sometiletimes just a m atter of p P°‘ o o rly th e person washes h /erly dry,” he said. “Thai’ss i in you really don’l neec ------|.Dipsy-weht-around-to-L3-ljaX aa.-Eo- -perceprion-n;______hJierJace..And.CQDtrary_tQ.j e j )Jlopjl: ____of th e rest._____ sneral-whauilie-y-mean-idrMt>i ciallvon a chilcl whoho doesn'tc have ' s are Blackheads fully developed s-weat.eat ^ a n d r ’ I and TinkyiWinky, andJ theyth seemed «one ofif the1 things that you lar lar opinion, diet has nu effc(feet. Comedones a aem a," cause and whiiehcads:ds: A n open come- , u n s Instead, folks shoulhould minimize a pretty uninterested, excexcept to say, some sor people will come “Chocolate does not c It tends to be genetic and nii khead and a closed m a, th e use of soaps andnd \wash in gen- I 4 quote: “Dipsy hat too st le blem ish and be com* acne,-pizza aci does not cause a>acne,” done is a blackhi long with things like asthm. °ip?y liai inn ■" t< jiinW rnmpHnmp is n w SstroycU by 11, Wliurfub------he- a-wliilp[ie>^i-______lUrgiflg anti hi'y fpvcr. Nttliu ______r icosc 3CC ECZEMA,-Pag9D3ECZI ------h a s ■ [ smtm?” h e kept asking, ai •else will com e in w ith focfood is a g reat way to get fafat and Pleasese see ACNE. Page, D2 e vverybody e r with astlnna hi ?' • could not gra^ “ — S 1 like this little ■ ■ black-and-white forehead'jad wart. I . Just when Dipsy wast'as sta rtin g to ■ x t 7 t fl J come to grips with the rea S 3 hat wras too small, poo/it Whilere are thle dentistts? H owV to find a^ sew ing;professicional i b i g ! T h e b rim w as do^down around juation is a simple one - = work, not just H 3 Dipsy’s waist. He looked:ed like he wqs The equa body enjoys shop- h m I, samples of her wo; lints to a potentially trou- Not everybo Ibeing eaten by a mutaiHam a irb o rn e and it point Health notes ling. M ore and more photos. l-‘ind outut Iher area of )rtage: The naiion gradu- _ ping for i:lothini ‘Jcow . So Dipsy oijaiHwenvent around to bling short; q'iahly.conscioiious consumers are H expertise, since diffcliffci -nt t>-pes of [*. ' Laa Laa, Po and Tinkyky Winky,' and ates aboutJt 4,000^ new dentists each sewing require differentdiff skills, g crd aily supplem ents of tlii 1 -,#5, seeking sewinI'ing professionals HJ [; ’ they - instead of tellinging liim to get year, whileiie 6,000 either retire or building ? vitamin. Infants m H f ® SicwiNc; Ask about llie timeime required to t - m erely said: die. This cacalculation worries many j I : this hat to an exorcist - 1 I.U., or S micro(Tums, of vii. )s arc varied. Many B k sn complete the job.). In all faimes.s. At tliis point I experts,, whwho claim that tlie inade- ' i f c S B Barbara Cast |; “Dipsy hat too big." At per day, according to tlies ^ ■e spccial fitting. H • - - allow, cnough-limemieJQE_tlie.job..'_. ■fci— TwasTtjrallyiibsorbcd-innthei)lot^ th ------quate-car'• and ;m the materi- diseases across the coun- ^ ing. Some jusiust appreciate the j P. J don’t think it’s healdiyly ffor babies to and oral di; mon and deadly. r>- cleaners, Obtain a few nam als needed’ lor tliele rprojeci. Some 020, there will be an esri- quality of a cu sto m crafted gar* i . be exposed to a worldI wlivhere dem ons try. In 202( nd call around for client ref dressm akers and tailtailors charge by —..... ling and your mated 522 ddendsts p er 100,000 peo- y I’t m ent. Tpossess your clothinj Whe're th e boys aren’t nces. Check classiiied ads ®a , the projeci. somene Iby ihe hour, '.friends- don’t care.re. Also, on pie, downvn from 60 in the early rofessional may not Men often wait longereno set UsinB a prof 'ellow Pages, too; Ask frien Some n.ay oolv be .nble to esii- “Teletubbies,” the sunun iis jw rtrayed 1990s, accoccording 10 the American ^ ^ isth,indo necessarily sav,ave you money over help for medical problems nd colleagues for names,. , m ale llif cost, l-'im•iiui out what is ; Us a .gianr baby liead,I, lookinglo down- Dental Assi^ssoddtion. I'he projected ” y to-wear garments. •, womcn,-who^ec doctor:j r s ’th re e >. Establish good communiinica-. tntlndfjl in tlie-fet--fcL* (liul w h a t I?- '• froiri-ihe-sky.andJauRhURhing..Thi_s i^_ _shoriag^cojEomes nl a timo when th e____—times-aR-often---and-live.i' tali.avet^ .hut for yoor investmm ent y mt baby butt, time high,ih, wilh 66 percent of the . ure. Even those who .shopping, patterlern drafting, a h e a d , th e r e ’s n g ian t N a tio n a l M en ’s H e a lth .ihat will enduri an find out how the dressmal ^ Who’s disposinging of t/iar dia- populadonon likely to visit a dentist , mav someiimes use embellishing and;id < o th e r sp e c ia l Foundation's “Men’s Mainintenance like to sew nui vill interpret your needs a "5i 3 per? Thm k about itll dlidunk about it a in a two-yc)-year period, up from 57 . services. Oftenn iia deposit is ofa dressmaker or ‘ Manual” encourages men:n to take thc services of jimr vision of the finished g ;> 2 for, lying on th e carpetpet. And that’s percent in'in 1989, the ADA says. j! rc complicated items S'*’’' ree basednl on • f„r the Dctn " V?. chewing something. improving nutridon, sexuaual health finding and workingwo wiii: profes- )ffrt)it Free Press, ------— allergies,s, Iboost immuni^ and be i rust and mutual respect. . Write to hiT at thehe FI n v Press, P.O. - t l ______DavcBan v is a humornor ajfurrmijt for m ore convi - i i l i l M iam i Hcmld, O•ne ne, Herald -Ploia, Pediatridadan s are ad%ising m others t eb s ite , • T ake th ei tiitim e lo look around. ------ro'be'suft:^ftr-tha^b^e.^sl•^ed-bab^e8------__1wwwjimhvvo>rg^______I'

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' a ’ W hen you sitit ata your computer, backck m1 usdes, and m u sd e aobph the freedom II create further instabilit]f,v • 9*''^ Standup! . foUow the 90-90-90-90 rule: w ill c “ fn to do just atxjut anytl-nything ypu ults will expe- jid-then it’s just downhill,froi Four out of five adults w - • - - Yowr knees shshould be more or - - And. ^ty want to do.-aii day,-e>y,-everyday.- — rience significant lowerna-backpiun your hips, aeating there,»re.” Kurica says. Light activit; less even with yo eal’ Return to a morelore aciive during their lives, accort»rdingtothe - : • about a 90Klegre«ree angle. Your feet ‘. on thdth( other hand, can speed hea M I liim • lifestyle with HEUO::U0 S'“ . the .. A m erican • A cadd eei m y of should rest flatat on< ^e floor or a ing5 andai recovery. The maximiii ack -smallest, lightest.;t. longest- Orthopaedic Surgeons. __1 ^ footresi. A nd yoiyour elbows should bedd restr ordered fo. ic u te bac in is two days, or s e \e n daysI f(for lasting oxygenI system. One of the chief culpiJpriis is too ", V tTM A M J J A S O K- HI. D S M T W T FP 8 be bent at abobout a 90-degree pain i much sitting. Sitting putputs pressure *» ^ angle, vtith y our u r: forearms parallel m3re o re serious back conditionjns, Medicare and ------ontlie lowest-partofjlM ^------t i n ______to_the.floor_andmd your shoulders Kuricu ica says. most Insurance lot more pressure than s —ETM •-Don't-suffer;ln-sJlence.-Mo ► relaxed. T he wrisnists shouiaT)c kept •‘D sim '------c x T n p ^ n te s —^ ses of back pain respond to sir ' . tt-alking. B% in a relaxed, straitraight position. The cases j reimburse for ^ Ergonomics, the5 science S( of | B treatments such as rest an keyboard shoul)uld be directly in pie ti ers. liquid oxygen H arranging and adjusilUsting your . Fwntf* ^ md the monitor and over-er-the-counter pain reliever front of you, and lack systems such ______work environment to:o yj’our body, ______^18% ■ -— mouse should be at the same level ButIt don’t d ignore persistent ba: ' helps only so much whwhen you’re ■ as the keyboard.•d. , pain;in; see a doctor. If left untreseat- as HELiOS'V. ■ silting at a computercer for eight ^ H ere a re someime tips for fending ed,1, thth e problem can worsen to tlthe Call an d ask ' ' hours or more a day.ay. says Bob * off or dealincr vwith lower back pointlint where surgery might: beb us about herapist with • Kuzma, a ph>-sical ther pain: needileded. A re d flag is back pa:win H E L I O S -M • Woodmen Valley sodated with pain radiating in y ITTTBW ■ ■ E ■ ■ • K eep movliivlng. Sitting pro- • Ther3p>’. back pain and stiff- ibee legs,1 whichican indicateT a ' 1 id to .d o is to ------motes lower bac • What people need t ------O M n r t H H I stay chained to your fnoreore serious condition, such as a ■ - ■ ...... that chair, he , ■ * "■ ness, so don’t sta; routinely get out of tha 6 ' desk; get up eveevery 30 to 45 min- »»emiim iated disc, Kurica says. sas-s. Stand up every SOihinutesor30: utes and move•around. ar • Ice • is nice. Applying ice to10 a IfliTlIl!^ . t1*i so' and walk to the babathroom or F o etM l ■ ■ t.1 % If you’re stuckck at a desk job and bicl a d ' -jury can ease the,paiain- S n a a m another cubicle. SnowaUlnsH a.«% suffering fromjm back pain. Dr. Honon jn. aid flexibility b' Juist get up and movn, re c o m m e n d s a a fterter an injury; othei^vise, it w ■ ' < Kuzma, 'vho has hisis 0own history - ' *-l — spine .surgeon, I 1-800-795-7395 i IVampbaM ■ 2.0% hat can be elevated addId to t swelling and paia . .rked to elimi. JtoJ* ----- work station thai '■ of back pain, has w rk e Mtoe.wlnt*r mittL. ork standing. When ^ . ■-ri;itH!dt^ginhislifcafc as much a s ------, ■ so you can work 2 . 7 %-T- >f .standing, the w o rk - ii possible. When ne r ■ vou get tired of station can be lovlowered.------=------W ^ plane, for example, rhe usually Oymn.M loH2.IK • Practice goo;ood posture. Sit up' b •: stands near the back of 1the cabin, ■ Z.0% __ Cood back care neneeds to be- ^ ricUng straight,,says; physicalpl therapist T UTMKMNMmA* ■ • practiced at the offiiffice and at aoonceTr Bob Kuzman. AvAvoid what he calls ■mnifl ' home. Kuzma says;; gcgoing hom e ,KRT lnlog(#pOiCfcMAnTMA A, THienfT.'Tl th e “bleacher seat”se position, with 'H | .;and plopping in front)nt of the TV your head andJ shoulderssl slumped ^ isn’t going to help thoseose back mus- fluid. Thee ppressure of sitting also He uses hands-on therarapy to forward; that putspu extra strain on f adjust the spine, but he say > des. interferess w th the working of the ac ays true those bade musd et into a m ode discs in yoyour back - flat, round success sn comes from patientstslezOT- • D o n ’t do tooto much too fast, BEWAR ■ ; “We have got to get u \i\\m ing about back care iuid foil ■of exercising and streitretching and cushionss that act as shock in allowmg Instead of startirrting a sport to get in • • SOUHDSCOPESJ piototect-your hearing whileij ' . ' ' ' ‘ ! es toned and absorberss bbetween each venebra, through. th shape tOTJlay that . keeping our muscles at your shape, get in sh :eption without inler!erin(ring wHh flexible,” he says. But it cancai be a chall^ge to get “If you’re going to sit at says. The wwkend , enhancing < sound perce not do “ 'When you stay in a ssitting posi- p e o p le up and moving, says computer ct desk all day and 1 w am or who en{B^ges in a sudden • movement ] or liring posjsition. tion, it promotes inflejflexibility and Thomas G'sts, which no m atterer what. But Scholes said t get out of tli6 tub while thehe skin is it eczema,”” heI said. “If it’s are much deeper lumumps that can most scan:arring comes from pick- t • still dripping wet. caused by corcontact with poison sometimes even be! painful.pa ing and scratching.SCI ■ 735MOOO) jintments ivy. we call it poisonj ivy or alien s important to resist the There are medicated oir Exposing acne to) th e sun is not So it’s i that are gic contact dcdermatitis. If it’s in squeeze a pim ple. ‘and sometimes tablets tl a reliable way to) c:clear it up. urgetosqi prescribed when necessaryry. spedfic locadoitions you call it other •■e_are n eo n le “The bestbe thing you can do far I ------S»hole&-said,th “But sun exposure,ire, regardless mess withilh them ,” h e said, lith & Rca Digestive Healtllalth Center ■ ;-of your skin condiidition, does Help isis available if scarring St. Benedictss Family Medit»»l Center. Membtr of Southern Idaho Medie«ldie«l Group cause wrinkling, doesoes cause skin does occiccur. A new technique ____ One o f the___ OASTROENTERl!ROLOGY • GASTROINTESTINALIL EIENDOSCOPY cancer,” he saidr^I. "Sll all llie called mm ic ro -d e rm a b i‘iiitn n r tr - = ------BOtttOlatO^EKTIPIED-* — ^ S P lT A tS — ow ofthe Awerion CollH»of Cailnailroentcfolopf . caveats about tanninjung would cer- actuallyy sandblasting.s The old- 1 0 0 T O P lainly apply to ucnene patients as fashionened dermabrasion is • well.” pow er-sa•sanding, using a roller, Dltjltfe«M/liri99«OVfl999 D iffe re n t ty p e s onf acnc will. There arcare also lasers o r chem ical CROHN'S DD IS E A S E P a\RT r III 10 treatmems ,, ,|,j O ffering A Difinifiified, Rcspectful L o n g Tern-irm C are Unit. respond better to i that can be used on the require surgery, eiiherIher to relieve ially tailored, WHAT ARE THE .that are individual! . W i'Slnin'l'c Td Mitki' Eiidi Dai/'CoiinlIIII/,' ' ■ A r chiomc symptoms olII activeac Oisease Scholes said. Thenlere are ihou- ' •,:^24-4301 »nother.•r scar behind.” m aking theassum pti Doivei wall wiiri sweiimg ME-(PMS)"~| - Iliey a/c a common cofnpiic' d^ w ith '■■'''ll' ■f’f <'P 0*I m e lower small Siiiiiini.-:iiU c-niMKliK' -----rily_vddi_iL_iiL_cuntbilu|iU>n_«>Lg _ imlecied'aieas ol pus|. Tnee ■areas surface This open P icks up l~!IO BQDY m — ^om3^I^aomi^the-5l^■^ f live :iilc ihiritm the,e w eek o r e x e r e is c . lifeIfe style changes. 3 aiound me anus and i£Cium -5i?'e-ol-fl-<}uartef- ’ (vvd p rio r lo (lli.-lr pvri.-rioil. fp lo proper imiritritlo n , a n d .some* aio involved Somenmes fistulajias can .or a 50-ceni, piece:e ItI usually is ■ i 'J S : “■Hr ■ M I ;■*' -Ill'S, ul th e s e w unicileii e.vperi- linie.s inedie;lieaiions. (leltinii oe ifcaied wuh meOicme, out0 m located m m e nghi: lowerlow corner of ■ \windTunntl , e n c c ilrtjiit difl'iciiliy•asa n result enoiifth rest,t. exerei.sinji dallv. S many cases iht*y musi De intreaied aDOomen m ihethe area ol the i salt, siijiar. caf- y !; dt' (h c sc c h iiiitics .-Iiulul as many eliniiiiiilinii s surgically _ _ ueiiiine A Dag is worn wo over the IIS .^'Ni r e p o n ;i sisiCnilieant — I'eine. icil):ieeo.x'oaiul aleohol can . lead to opening to collect waste,wa and the lc syniplonis. .Many ^ Ciohn s disease? also’ can'ie 1 To Choose From ■ ini|>:iet nil their workrk. lifesiyle hdp iilluviale 1 ier parts P‘^"ent empnes the Dag periodically, 4 Models 1 eoinmend viianiin complications that aHeci oinei mill reliiilonsliips.. ..\ simjile experts rceoi ,siemi( Ihc majoiil)'ol pslitnliems go on to live IS is tlie therapy, esfL-speelally tlic ll of Ihe Dody Tnese sys: ■ S t aarting r From ;; d e l'in itio ii n f I'.MS JS foims no'/nai, acuve lives with an osiomy ~ ' iip p e iirjin ce ol'. o n e or more ' vitamins. Inn termst of mcdica- compiicaiions mciudc.various DOiems Ihe fact thai CronnMn s disease often _ }.ymptom.s..usu!iliy.d.d iir iim .llie ___l.if’tis.. l>ro>itiijiestcrones have f- ol a'liiiiiis, sVin pioO ■mourn’ ' “ WS alter surgeryry mrr akes.it very uvo weeks prior to menses, been louiul1 nsefiir‘as''wcll“iis11 'inriammation m'lne'eyes or n- — •— T-hcnrtirc-trtfM-im-f.J-syinptoiHs— o th c i^ in iwfcuripUon a __ medlca- 1 _ n, Athof imnonani lof the patieratient and doctor ; iissoei:ileil w llh I’.M.S,.S. Imt some lions. Kdiieaiiration, suppon. and !i< disease ol inc iivei and Diii’uy D 10 consider caiefuiiyi^ie me ocneiits and Jr - -r of llie more coiiimoiion include iiiulerstaniliniiini* of ilie family as U sysiem Some of ihesc pioiloDlems 0^ surgery compartipaied Wllh other 4 breJisi lenderiu'ss. irriliibillty. ii well as thele patient is very |{ respond 10 lhe sami? ireaimtment as treatments RemcmDer.Der. most people vl l>|oiitiiii*,“ he iiiliiclu.^. appetite “ liuportani in Ihu manai»eineni g Ihe oowei symptoms. Dui1 others c disease contcontinue to lead HOOVERIr h o o v e r )/. e iuiiiU es :iiu l ee m o tio n a l fif I'.M.S, lleemcause stress clearly ;c uselui and productiveive livesii Between Your Complete musi De ireaied separately ji'5 elKiiiiles or iin«>il swiwings. . worsens \'SU’.M.S. em phasis on periods ol disease activity.,patients acti Steam-Va _-ol_Ll?.MS__.sirefiS_rediielictlon iHiih’at hnm e > _ fac Sprint-Vac^ ^Vacuum.Sorvlco.. _ J _____diatinosl.s— T g H I— may-fecLQuiie_w.elUril^and oe fr^e of depends oii ilieVyeliirliejil n a tu re a iu l a l w orkk 1:lli uisu im portant. -|SSURGERY-OI;Ti ~ ~ ' Widepath^h ------— ,4 2 4 9 — ^ _ .Center_For Parts,: _ ■. • symoio'm? C-ven thourlouQh there may. s-nnd-T hc— lf->-"H-hmT-irn«ymptom»-of-PM9-r — ~ i^r~itie~syinprnms“ -NECESSARY?—^ DC long-term r>eeds■ds lorI medicine §6025 Accessories, and exclusion of olher 11medical or and arc fliidiniliniiilidt It U sifinlf- p Ooiin s disease can oe heifeipeJ Oy ‘’nif even periods pei of I Prompt ln«Store > psyeliiiiirie disorders:rs. Tliere Is ieantly affeeieetlRg your wnrk, j* ' :ured Dy llospltall^atlon. mostlost patients are ( 9 5 $ 7 9 9 5 ^ 110 hihoriitorv .lesiI iliai Clin relationships,ps. o r llL'Htylc, U Is ^ surgery, Dui it cannot De cur S e r v ic e & help dii.jlnose I’.M.S.i. and as of helpful to speipeak with your doc* S surgery The tnllammaiton leitends to -iPie m noid productiveiCtive jODS. marry, j W W arranty Work Jl yei llie exiiul TwinIn Falls. ID 83301 I ~ VACUUMM CLEANERSI OF IDAHO ( 2 0 8 ) 7733-2882 3 • FAX (208) 734-J4-4143 No referral is necessary ■ We'e filei insurance claims • 24 houryjr pf h o n e s e r ^ B ____ Blue Lal(akes & 2nd Ave. Easast. Twin Falls t • MafC T Aslin MD • {E. Monle Crondaii MC • DcDonald E.Sm ith MD 2 8 4 M a r t i n t. S u i t e U2, I W I n F a llsIs IDII 8 3 3 0 1 I _Alien MD. « Dairen W Coler horrlbll^rae'(888|:794P34«f266— fl- 7 3 3 n D 2 7 - VELCO M E • N O REFERRAgyMWECESSiHffy g ______g-PCL/iCl C , / N E W PA TIBNTS W l » ■'t-., - J •' ' *M^.S«|rt«nbwl8.18,2000 TknM^I«wt. Twin Falb,to,hWK) M 04

. . H e /£d t h ~ & ~ F a s hnoN i < y our lipst - I Cancer centerc willItakefreeb bonemarro ow J registratItion todayy through"Thursdayy . ^ mood, froom a varieiety o f w sources Bone marrow regi:jgistration will ' call 73^*2430. Knight ftldtI»r'New»paperi be taken from 8 a.ma.t . to. 1 p.m .- • 1To do for you , .today through Thuiiursday ot the ______CPR class planned Southern Idalio Re^ A com m unity first aidid aa: nd safe- It has always lett lejle jlta le -ement Suppon Group will Center, 656 Addisi ty (infant, child and aduadult CPR) stains on smrt collars and,d, wv hen 'ST at 1 p.m. Thursday at Twin Falls. Thc pr ■ nine*hour course will be offered . it’s a glistening red, had an sexualsc :e Visions, 1300 Kimberly about 30 minutes i in Twin Falls. For more at 6 p.m. Sept. 25 andd 262( at the overtone and was the signag natu re , « ^ Q | ] h S d Donors must-be be^between 18-60 ... A m e ric a n R e d C ro ss.is s .in T w in __ of writer Joan Collins. BBuiu t th e goodheallh; ^ormaucation;'callFlout735-012l; ... • years of age and in go Falls. Pre-registrationm a an d pre. i world is changing by i nadon. call 737- by the IjfiffWflMwjtn . For more informat payment arej’equired.d. T To regis* ; rhinisccond, and that lipstic ire for childbirth stick oh 2441. - . ter, call the Red Crossoss at 733- your dressing table is cvolivolying lildbirth prepararion course A child 6464 o r (8 8 8 ) 367-6321,21, or visit lable for moihers who plan about as fast. :ald is availab their office at 718 Shoshoishone St. E. dng a vaginal birth after a Forget the Fire and Icee ofo thc 1 Red Cross is havin‘ ‘50s, th e frosted pinks o f^ the e ^ 6 0 s )us cesarean delivery. To- placc.Training:----- crhprfulp ------To do for iwii is a calcndicndiiriifling-:— and“th“e soft creamy natnatTrr”al“ ^ ulcj'ari’ap p o in tm en rw ith 'a— S,ourse,mdud. irtli educator, call 737*2901. of /iixj/t/i-rc/Mfrt/ acttVin'e>tn'c5, events you’ve been wearing sinctn ee you id first aid, m a «»iiJ education. Informatioation should ' discovered m akeup. TheI ncnew est hour session at 6 lK‘submiavd by Tltursdayday for pub- puckerup products are notlo t your esday. Hospltaital breast screening licaduri in the /o//otvirtfi Monday's^ mother’s lipsticks. in and pre-pay* A breareast screening education lk \d th & Fashion. M aillil nnotices to: With literally dozens of new Jw . * 1. To register, call programiim will be offered through Thc Titncs-Nett;s, P.O.■). EBox 548, " cosmetics products floodiniJing the 733-6464 or (888) th e MVFIVRMC Women's Imaging Tivin Fulls 83303, ar delivIclivcr to our market and easy access to m ost ,, heir office at 718 C enter,;r, (630 A ddison Ave. W. in-• offia'itt l32 ViirdSt.W.W. lines via the Internet, manlanufac-, • T w in FaFalls. The free program tu re rs are pushing liard tu10 differ*d includesles facts about early detcc- en tin te th eir products. Lip:Jpsticks ^ } se s tiun, selfielf breast examination aird nography. For more infonna- and glosses coine ^vith fluvf*»K-tmupeti— I I* .Jl J ing adult CPR and I it is Fnr m nrr infnrma- to stay put from dawn pastla s i'(tu ^ five and one-hour 'Shoi lion, cacall MVRMC Laboratory ces at 737-2021 or'stop by ihe ' and to never bleed onto110 y o u r p.m. today and 1'uesd Sor\ices entrance lobby at'the med- ^ chin or feather. Furtherlermore 'JS Pre-registration i ' inaih-wi ment are required.are T( Center and - jcalcentienter tn receive a coupim. they'are promoted with1 celebri-ct » the Red Cross at 733will offer an ty tie-ins: Jennifer Anisniston's • -’'wi 367-6321, br visit thei»rt Group which UfelinGIno available Ur«. Kuwann i t D arrel;l MiMooney ; wedding color from Cargorgo h ere, 5 ?' 10:30-11:30 a.m . . • , Shoshone St. E. eline, a personal emergencyy Cnil us todayy a t • o r Lorac's "R one” color,. inspiredin; e care center, 640 ' • by Rene Russo, there. mse system, is available forr 208-336-933313 < o r Red Cross classcr>vinFaUs. }r citizens w ho w ant to live T “Everytliing is multifun mother's lipsticks. 800-288-11898 9 k I S f f o n The n . » » t puckjcker-up products ate not your moi formation, call ? lendently. For more* infonna* ■ al. Everybody is lookin Re-certificationor c Judy Black a. '• for a call 737-2065. more benefits than just;t ccolor,'' which boastss nmoisturizer, condi* treateatmcnt -with avocacl offered at 9 a.m. Ti f n r p says Anne Nugent, publicl)lic rela- tio n in g . l(mg-ig-ierm wear, vita* macaacadamia nut bil and, final p.m. Fridays'at the i Smile or Implai} la n t tions spokeswoman :F15. a s; aa ccool-down, spearm int. m f Cross in Twin FaUs55 offered Installall kids' car seats Consultation!!n ! ! ! in fo '' m in sa n d S H F l tion and pre*p: Naturistics, a drugstoree 1Hue of In recent momonths, the indust^-_____ gg, lild-safety-suauinstallaiiun- Eackaging-is.a big factorwWf required. To repsteiIbirtli doss will be C hild ^ — nriHuHimcr-sirrB^ISTScTlD ------*~lip colors that includes•sgirtter ( was 'turned;d' on its' ear by gnha instructions are available byy \vw\v.ciipit(ii(luiiliil.cn a great the likes; o f jo jo b a o il, ^ childbirth course S * But once you settle on j uch and such actor or model u’ll have chamomile anand vitam in E. . such 1 from 7*9:30 p.m. c « i -.'flattering shade, you’i: ;tyle magazine has only to n 3 0 ® ^ r O F F i* * S ne’s long- ' Aveda hasIS a d d e d p epperm int Siyh beginning this - * .- other options: Lancome’; ion a makeup in connect lasting, sheer, moistusturizing flavor to s'or>'ome lip s tic k s . T h e tio n Osection classIgh Oct. 19, in the X J\ KAL 5UPPLEMENINTS I /ith an actress or model and ALLSOLARAY&i instance, Body Shop[) 1has Lip Scuff, an with irin Cesarean diUdbiinter at MVRMC. g . “weightless” color, for in iroduct gets the rush. ' o r L a u d e r’s L ipB lush1 SSl’F 15, exfoliator ■ aand. moisturizing proc and offered fromn is required, call T Save J 30% on IProducts such7 0i 5 I ians Wednesday in ll SVIT.'ITAMIN A CALi.LCIUM ST.JOhO H N S 2 ie;'Hs C untur-Jl M jg it V loss S o)LlV£i£AF u VITA'AMIN B MSM Subscribe. CSIt 733^09!com- Medical Center in 1 :laim Pre-registration i; ; l u c o s a m i n e c a yYENNE VlTAMlM I N C 2 — n gGAGEMEI e nnd Now v GLI I ^E Jrent . ______^------1 g G;iNKCO lh AClt;1D0PH1LUS VITAM^ M IN E 5 Learn CPR ' B i .a n i> S m i t , wai- An infant carcH i n d s - 4 _ a n d -M a : M URTAUGH - M r. an Its a resuscitation class Beoutiful Boss 'xao' sizt ; Jon Michael Bland of Mi h the fro*" 7-9:30 p.m. Wi • announce the engagen:icm enc o f m i l l 18desigtic((ollion Education Cente ■ th eir daughter, A im ee! ClCliristine AllsizeshovDE5 line Pre-re^stration is r ice S m ith, 2 “ “ . . B . Bland, to Karl Laurence Prices intludesf “ f: Childbirth class ' son of Mr. and Mrs. LaRoiRon Smith ,-^ f M eridian. lol. In A p rep ared clii____ MAGIC_ Bland is a graduj o f men- will be offcrej fr ^ b u n d I ■T^urtaugh'lligh Sciiool1)1 ; an d th e ^ r'linn Ihursdays, be J .1 „ Thursday through •^College of S outhern Itlal;tlaho w ith - m itn„xs 'ST leaning in political vVl Education Centc ,■ an associate’s degree in j Pre-regisiration ii scicnce. S he was a membenb er of th e AtW 737-2900. I ____ -CSLGolden.Girls.tiag.<;eio Smith is a graduate t g3 ^ Dealing with loi Falls High School, nlth and Almee Bland . H employed by TM Constru ____ T h e H e re Saturday. A ireception will follow p PANAMA CACANAL : Twin Falls. I Prlm ess_ ____ ------:7 -'rhe-ivcdditi8 -is-p lana n i n e d J ^ ic ___ jibe-ciiKmonjjny------^------■ 1 _____ um ny» - Smii Pi ^ W o o d - B l Soil* D«c»m b«r'19 A * 3a 9 , a o o o ISS Hardwood Blinds, ^ 'x a ------^ a[ « 9 9 ^ — colors & shades. I r»ec I l i n i c ® office, but not a cosrr dical sta ff h a s ' » * ,rtri#rw#i#ndWioinwry}«^ J ViDtytem Oft your awwiir tc< ne*i y«^ iHtiPi r>OM~ w1 a 9 9 , , : recently completed £ the latest :AR r e n t a l TIPS: P r n c kss s C( r u is e s " techniques of skin he t effectively H yeu are WWkrg f.it\ nnettwr W W « Oui«» On«vwnioc«.••««. IDckU Ocr.wr. corrects problems th ly c o v e r u p . 21^5mkn*IOrtr»Mt • $C-«MWO> wnon you r»rt * car. 0* W« » JV# your aji )nvid A. B lackm er, D.P.N introducing the Oba< a prescription ‘ JSTyou #r» )«jrQor S«mo (00j«0 t 1 1 ^ an d a l L .W ra a lsta d , D.P.!P.M. OMa v * r 10 t* 25 y*« Ol ogt Po' oirw.•"EBSaPli t Ram tTwviun can M 21 Out vou •*' 0* ttOAi«C 3 N i g h t : •home-treatment proc 8urefta»*a3i«nai «un>ree -8U« r L K ’ «abo ? . San Lucas: R econstri K U C T i v E F o o t[' !S U R G K R Y ■ Diminishes fine line: • 13*0OtOM tniMfl 0* ntuiATicO >Su 1 f*guira. il you Wrt V wwrsjo on your p«tv « m1 4 5 4 3 _ » Im prnv/P^ gkin.textui •?S- , . o , 1 5 9 9 » 4 .♦ Ingrown1 TTociuiils - Permanentn iCorrection CalyOu/fttu'BnCOeC'TWnyM'S'iiyOu^ Al*>« 7 Ntghf 3 N i a h t : miuty BO* eafl conwniw prtvOo eov«'#9« • Corrects uneven pic PueHe Villartfl M oxoftan ♦ Heel / Arcvrch P ain • VenvV#i' M rot# Mfwe ytu Wirt Pvi nunt' .....To find out more abc • IIl(K you w v « a cortM' wa ol tai jno •. a . . . ! 3 9 4 y " • ♦ BuiiiimsV'fiV'Bonc Spurs ------ilcwi Som* May / Nu-Derm system can cMrgeAvaiatM mw ui> of lo if'« M trn* uigraaeo yo.i ai 9«i na W axlo uV' ♦ Haiiiinertr;rtoes / Anhrilic Feel If you had a roMrvatcfl C allu ses ‘intor,mation about otakiQg-skiO-caiLC-onieiLQr Botoro yoo wav* M w ,-c r^ iw«« >9} t) y u jy ^ ^ H iH i « Corns / Cl htak# M/B any bamsj* d nelM or -rtw loi imetic bottle. Our medic■ : i Hideaway Reierl $ || "rZTZl: ; ♦ M e r-v '^ ^ru u ^ nior.ji-/-B ummg.II<.‘c l_[ • • . - - - - _ ■ _- offered, bv our o/acti agc< Pu^ 0OVO-v< 19 Inciudfli Rounch'ip Ai; Trom ■ ♦ I•|•actu^e^es/Sprains • moMMtfmorudio'Maanvutn* Goioapi.I DutW: Accoii'modotionwi plACO W# a rwtaurart » soivwi «non- Volid tiMidny A Sa'u'doy 0«p< ; ♦ H o s p i i a11 l (5& OlTice Surgery Avaiv ailab le Q “ agi Nu-Derm System, livea | Surgery ““ >\orcK31,;%l OtW R».tr.ol Membi.1^ ogram' that: ies and wrinkles 9 1 4 7 ^ 160 2D d St. W.I. • Tw\n F alls, ID 8330101 - . -...... - -Twin Fai■ alls n I 30ut what the Obagi an do for you, or for . i , . ■ • 'i - other treatments :ii«, call us. I . ' ■ . I ■ . ell P. Smith, M.D., Board Certified PLislic & Recotislrucllv 208-735-B386 . Toll Free 1-888-223-91 552-? h o u p AvCirW.- TwinSPrfils, ID TO O I .0 4 Tlmw Nwft. Twin fillFik,ldihP liienday.StpUmbHlAl i .2000 ——ANNIIVERSARY Health & F a s h i o n T h e N i e l s e n s BURLEY - Mr. and Mrs. Metelvin -free .s'Jielsen of Burley were honorored at O il y skins do)esn’t mnean wirinkle- • an-{m-open house on July 22 inI IBear ; ^ e . U tah, for their 60di wedi•dding < ' k n o w ) DEAR LAUDURA; your question' IJik DEAR PAULA: 1I aram endlessly that (as you already 1 mhiversary. They had a speP « c ia l, because thc oil-absorbingng prod- is easy to anhvcfwer'Don't bother. ■ jf"” .battling the shinee oo: n m ^ n o s e . '■ ' I b I w orks on y our h air fo™■amily d inner and were preseticnted ucis can only absorb so0 much, ' While-heat w th e ir . H and the frxistrationI is driving me C o s m e t i c s “ s shape, the kind of ivith a m em ory quilt made by t and your oil glands mayt I:be pro- to change its s! ;raiiddaughter, Trad Maurino. crazy. I’ve tried allII yyour recom- can han- heai it iakes toto do that would be 6™ ^ !/ . . . J ducing more than they ca Nielsen and Gayle Mills. wv e re B ^ m endadons (gentle• dil*absorbing Paula Begoun Logan LDS Temple In Lof __ ...... blotting papers (without: ppowder, curlers don’tt gget hot enough lO' masks and powders,>rs, and ultra- 1. but they also don’t UtaUtah. on them ), that m ay be an1 ooption! be a problem , I H e w as m anager of Safewaj■ay for ------m ane foundations)s) t to .sto p this • gh to work. AIU gel hot enough 40 years. She managed G o lM endless problem butill i to no avail! is,s ttliat you are doinc all lUt th a l Ih e h e a le d DEAR PAULiV I was wonder-w It turns out Stamps Cenier and worfied I guess my oily .skinki" may have yo„ «n to control the oil. There > lers don’t w ork any ' ing if you have any feedbIback on eyelash curier Sav-Mor Drug' • prevented a few wriryrtnklcs, bui ! secret product out there , any other eyelash the heated eyelash curleilers that better than ai He is active in Lions . . would give anythingmg to control making claimscla about stopping oil . I’ve seen advertised in some curler you can:an buy withoul the id s h e this oil. . Chamber of Commerce, and rks, at least not any bet- _mailtor.der_catalogs.for.tl. t h e j a s t ___heat. ------serves-as-election-judgcrThc-iccou--'— ____^______.SHINE-FREE?-V i-w haryou-arc-alreadj *-^— J several months. ple is activc in the LDS Chuh u rc h . At aboul S30, ihey seeitem very Paula Begououn is thc author of h o p ric r DEAR SHINE-FRFREE: Sadly, ‘'“w L t alalL women struggling where he serves in the bisho overpriced to me, andI ifI th e y "Don't Co to u thc Cosmctics and she serves as Primary p ilje only benefit ofot havins1 oily oilyy siskin need to remember " aren|i what they are craclicked up Counter Withithoui Me (4th edi- dent and in Relief Sociic ie iy . .skin is th at it is generneraliy noi iJry Is th a t oiloil is generated almost " to be, I really don’t wantI ilo go to • tion) ” (flcfiiHninning Press. S19.95). Together they worked in ihe LLogan and you don’t havei to waste your exclusively■ely by hormone activity, J' the boiher of ordering onene, l^ in g IVritc to h err {if« 1307S Gateway -rTemple * for nine years. . time and money, sessearching for and therere i is no way lo affect that * iv in g to Drive, Suite■ 160.U Seattle, Wash. ^ /.skin doesn’t topically, disappoinied, and hav The couple has one daugl im oisturizers. Q ily .sl /• ^ 98168 or checkecA- oul her Web site: g.„Sandy (Tom) Blacker of F if any kind. Y ou carran absorb the oil once ^ retu rn it. p re v e n t w rinkles of ai -L A U R A , VIA. E-MAILE iiHtfu;.cosnia ] y e ar-o ld , “ th ey diedidn’t like my ihrough the iuse of alluring cos- • body in their outfit.” tum es an d seiservice of complimen- lersonal prescriptp t i o n Bauhaus, a lawI stistudent with a lary cocktaiU,'iU,” m aster’s degree in1 publicpt adminis- •______At the Rio,io. there arc Ipanema __ jr-beautiful-skin—I— ------u il — eking.ajQbJijLa_j^^BH Girls, casinono "cnaraciers" not :ockiail waitress V o u r p e model, but as a cocl u n lik e Milinnie ii Mouse at at the new Suncoicoast Casino. ______Disneylandd - but emphasizing __ :r th e difference ■ ------______Nc.' Mv asked her d someiningoinoiher tnan lUrgc ear^ wdriver and a ' . between a screwd “We don’tI’t (even consider them ust had to have m m e r rusty nail. She just . .. • cocktail sen-eTers,”.said Rio spokes- leed, despite tlie die. right look. Indee< woman Tyri•i S(juyres.S' supposed “Disneyficirficadon” of Las ill______flH im in n iz a tio n ______■jjHjjH ^The Inanericma_Giris_i‘£fiuiJieels______.Yegas_widespread. 1 1/2 inches. “The higli- E n d o f S u n and die arrival off poUdcallypi cor ler,” Squyres said. "Il b r a s io n sino owners, the r ^ corporate casin( rleg.” ______S p e c ia l y cocktail wait- im age of th e sexy c ■■ ■ ' Micfa Apiippleman. a cocktail icl vital here as a . ress remains as vit waitress atIt anotheri casino, the Microdermafa one*anned bandit. Re.serve, weai■ears 2 1/2-iiich heels by But while younglg drink< ser\’ers :ause ihey are flatier- M D P ee rtMtcMiuim tjjuixw choice becau September 30th are still willing lo;o don(i revealing id. “if you can’l do il,” someihiag of a ' ■* ing, she said. * 7 5 0 0 ' outfits, there’s sor els can be exciuclatlng, and ai egfowlng she said, “ dieiJien h nd another job.” rebellion afooi - liteliterally: growing WoiWngg eeight houis a day on high heels M an y wivaiiresses a say they disco n ten t.o v er thiih e use of high numbirr olo( Las Vegas waitresses won’t’tp pi u t up with It anymoro. Hurrv! S75 Spccial linds Sc assume theyley will be gawked at 8th A venue North,i,T 7 w tn F o ils-' heels. Led by a coccocktail waitress es - ht>w they’re hiredi andi what and hope lh ’.” drin!< sen'ers. 'd Al- K ach elle Ar group now hopes t I____ ‘i >.‘t’s.niu be naive.” : working in Las Vegas irUas-Ve gM.------nv rn«iino«; nrp rt-lmriaill_tQ ------sui-e Wl cjsinosHrrfa Feldman, a vice presusident and since slie wasvas21. 'lilHlimililHilllB “Men waiters•s d o n ’t have to a™'Iwut iheir cocktail waitress- UESTiON: In a year ur so myy husbandhi will ; -obably need nursing home carc;a rc . I'm w orried | lOUl m y financial sccurlty.-Ainy ny ideas?I Fear offlilying.? It htiappens w ay leaves sm.irt w.iys to k('«‘p m u c h .o:)! l yn iand Byrley’s. It can m ake san e peoi T hw e .Iff somi» snliKhl of d.iy - i li.ises ofl iV,ir .ind tl.ukncsx. people exidiausted P erhaps; sisurprising, however, is m ost p a liitle. well, crazy. b.ise undL*r ynu .is your jwnerofan that peoplele like Palmen - busi- he fads. Attend .i oiu--niglilghi I l.iss .It CSI Take Steve I’alm en, ow St(‘|> ()fiLV don 't p.inic. Pc K nl^t RIttder Newsvs iService p a n off ilihe hum an condilion - also eriipy com- ness travelerlers who have to fly for a nning: Scouring the Spouse ata t H om e. Tinio occupational speech ther inform aiion - liko th e iij; figure imoin the equation, she siiys. pany in Si. I-ouis. H e onoice stood in living - arere iincreasingly common ieptcmber l'),.7-»:.IO pm; Shit'Shit'lds HuildioK. At the heigln ofif herh< addiction lo T he “ov rreriits. R mud ' phobia, more commonlyly known as and they’llII ttell you lhai frequent ------Eventually Joseijsephson’s health over-woiivorkers. it gets overridden.:------feHiHif-flyingr-Accordingig-to-Dr.-Al------flying-itstilf»lf is a big p a rt_Qf_the li you w.iit tix> loic«t 2290 for more informiirmation about ____ —rmnrn^nmprmm' went downhill,1. She became Doingfu• fuels di)ing. . Fornione of ihe Instistituie for problem. ThThey miglii understand ion helps work-addicted exhausted and irriiirritable. She lost OUor . Psychologj- of A ir Travelel in Boston the statisricaical odds - that it’s a 1-in- Mc’diciiid. Avoid tin- .u IS clarify iheir values and Q »nplbm ’nt.s weight and couldnIdn’t sleep. Then clienis ^ - one of dozens of progra;ramsinthe 3-million\ chance< they’ll be _ C n J J -C SI 7.33-9554 c hem up wilh their goals. She :e she met new frier‘iends who left a line ihei coumry designed to hhelp avio- involved in.11 ai com mercial jet crash tomorrow's clast. rhees L aw Office . ihem develop accouniability lasdng impression:3n: they had much helps ihi ‘ pH<'bi-s - 28 m illio n Americans A - but fly ofienofi enough, and “you w d ^Uillson Ave. • 208 736736-6000 better "play ethics,'ics," she says. to liienemselves and others. Fur iel the feeling that the »i.< tu: l\0 . liox 7.. Twill Fulh.s. ID IL s m . i ___ ,p |.. anted in my life,” schedullule a onc‘-hoiir walk with a that I sa\v and wani do lly experience somele degree of said. Plercc S treet a n Josephson says. friend.d, . Satil I'oiif ------That-was-a-dcctlccad«r*8no“Since------then. Josephson,on, a registered ^ nurse, has beenn movingn toward ^ 7 ( & ' K a t w u UI S I ihat place wheree pplay is as impor- 7 D oin 't P u t A ny LonngerM tam as work, Likeik e other recover- ing workaholics,:s, ■ she recognizes iNNIVERSAI . F a lhai work is p a nt of who she is, not t It O ff > ull of who she is.;. InsteadIn of letting work dictate herr life,lif she's making M Talike It O f her work fit im o) herhc life. r B - j l ’hai’s no easyiy taskt; these days. I ^ r e x a m p le , 883 percent* of ' Ff a t th e Americans whoI tookto< one-week or ------;----- lungei’-vacar i ots-smcc n ^ Apni*kept"“ • in touch with the;he office via cells ' phones, laptops,i, pagerspj and voice- ‘SEPTEMBER 5 - OCTOBER 1 mall, according’ to a recent’study ’’ by Andersen ConConsulting. Neariy ' '2 0 p erceni saidd iheyil spent more ^ , . tim e keeping com:onnecied than on a » previous vacationsons. 1- :• 2 5 - $25 S i f t CcrtificQtcs e r . — ^ffp clo se r------r An adepi multitaltiiasker isn’t nec- • • ...... -. /u/(«ulieB.------:------essarily-addicietlMsd-io-work,-say6— —--25'-B eauty-*-Skii>! '' Stcp.NPtut Weighs Trainingl«rv«l____ ------7.007.00PM.Wc>6wntown-Twin Falls *-!!•-H7-2nd Street W est'*:/>:733^7735 " " ■ ’ ' ' . - 8;45AM*Tuev a i l $UpNPIo»»8;45, ■ life. Doubts abo;iboui self-worth - Mu tele Pump Intci ------6f4S AM » fn.

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TMSPw/lwB*et)ur.e'xamplc.i .♦« • . . hope, however,% is that lhe unfor* 15NowYort( are both being m arried mnext year. ^ : I’O waterway Tt Several people have su g g ested m nate in d d e nIt t helpedhi a moiher 17 Actor Roovo# that wc make it a doutuble wed' . ^ D E / \ r DEAR ABBY: I foolishlylly left- and son realizee thatth a dangerous 18 Pradaiory ■ | iiiEiiii my car unlocked while parkirked in , path loomed ahcahead - and that • ding. • 19 Mako a mistake I • Abby ■ dc River "bigger problems:ms in the future 20 Dumbo * We are very dose andnd neither I downtown Boise for the F wtnai? 7 one of us is opposed to) t th e idea, r M ^ V a n B u a i Festival. Sitting on the frontnt seat * # were avoided, » Slorra _ but we are worried it wi]ivill b e too was my cell phone and a few -STILIriLL CONNECTED Mountains ~ expensive for oiir guests...... ______, ciCDs. Needless to say, whv h e n I IN BOISE 23 Cook in a wok relumed a few hours later,r, they DEAR STlLL'iLL'CONNECTED: 25 Lost tro«ion *'• First, do we send separara te inn* ' ~ ' re 27 ... Ridgo Boys . tations? Sccohd. wouldId this be children’s bestbe; interest for-us to were w< gone. I’m p le a s e d youyour story had a 28 Wotchtut ond I too much of aJinajKi^lal burden • be friends.i. W\ hat.a great idea! I immediately called my,iinsur- happy ending,, ft’sft’* risky to leave___ alon . I 1 1 1 "fo r our guests? ------“ Since'ihaitintimerihreeyears-ago;------"arice”company'lo'an report'llie”ie”iJiefi le m p iin g 'a n idles e s :in'a'parked'cor 32 Dog’s warning have talked,shared ar at my even when it is lolooked. B etter to 3S Vacillate ^ -T A M P A BRIDIDE-TO-BE she and I ha and was informed that ^ .36 Nigtit bo.00 .. 48 Mor.no' • 9 TtaWiing oovico el .expenses for two separ.ar^tewed- and allows> themtl to tell us how baggy ba pants started ringingf’s! Let .h..w-i.«-Mi . shockors 10 Public match dings. much theyy 1love their moiher me mi tell you, after talking to that c«a.,‘C^7"trh 49 SwiM-running 11 V/i.iof Bngnoid |0 |* |M * S o b e i n I s*»S«hll, M1.1.4V...... ' - ...... bird ...... 12 JatKoMulk-\ | OIO| A| C I~ ■ • 1 wish all four of you evevery hap-- without feel•eling guilty, embar* - wBni. 24 24 Ho'iioniai 12 * *• many letters about infn fig h tin g DEAR BTDTDT: I commend your to lo supervise while lier son mi * m y lawTi and w ashed m y cars ----- aAS*'nl.«ai.tj------• • Clitlofd - • • lineup • - • [£}ii £{£ ,^ between ex-spouses^. My P hus- " husband’s forform er w ife - and you ' m; d Stt StM '.H J 63 Assaults 2525 Tarns around • C A M P l5 J>an(l's bx-wifcapprbacached me - for your mawrema dedsion to set I understand iliat for thele next ■ ...... 64.Bos«t:alltoams' 26 Pro-Easter k iTIe j c l B 1 after hc and 1 were marr;med, and ~ ‘aside"nersona couple of months he will not n< be ------______>■ 65 Shn .. — scisflO—— to tw w H ® • 66 Pricoy stonos 2828 Voiiotwoaid told m e she felt it wouldi bet in the benefitofthe aUowed out of the house wiivithout - . 67 V.lotmation. 2929 Himaiayatu^------r f i t w a a — 1 ^^ IhT AnrtWjl Sitl - Ilotk bigioot . • • 30 Tanguay anO '• 44 Pj-jciiy, 53 Vault . DOWN Gotwr 46 OdngO'S>s 5 4 B ir d s c i o o Couples lilike to talkV about kidsJs, grandldG t Gardon tools 31 W iintiold 4 7 Func1ior>3r> 55 Comoeient 56 Parl ol a n^irT tf . 2 Criiie Roger 32 . monster 49 Hoi boicsICS Q. W hat docs a t>*picalll im arried . poiable from the Tlingit Incjidians 3 Puppotyo' 33 SuOden attach 50 Po.ice gotgoUUoss molecule ------1 P® L0WI6 • • •■ 3-t No! token in Oy 51 Acirosss 59 Obvious loupoo ils<..».rs 4 Lor'g long lime 35 Conno^ ond PhooCe e CO L oom like a iabout most? W hence, our « ord “ hooch.” llv>-W A. Their children. Or)r grand- ‘ ^ W h .-\t ’.s The profoundly poorr w h o BimKDOn tXiil. • 62 Conk out 39 V/ieked . auinot children. Depends onI tht e ag e worked the fields in China1 iiin the I* oi.aicl*MKl.*t1U 9 W 'H A T late S 1920s, typically,-allolo w ed bracket. So Jay C o rn e ll n<>i> riKi-rju researchers, ! L.M. Boyd ihthemselves only to affordd p o rk ------Healthiest babies aree b o rn to once a year • on their N ew YtYear's, ft th.. ww*-.«it»i Birthdday todayy? You women who gain at 1:;u . U have- iitiiv<.'r-.;il mitllutlook. Don't I______I year. U.S. troopsps w eren't allowed to 100.000 lO do so. Tlie figures dodi noi nfcfil-?<;i [:<'s>,J>iliiyly of«. care e r in , . S«BilcLilm,n LA (Sept. 23-()ct.'22): Vou Whal women like to> cdo least have whiske;key in e a rly A lask a. reflect re: influence, if any, of rre nIors: Do you wanl to iivee itindependently? Call 737-2'-2065 for informalion abouil>oul L ifeline, a , sion. Ix;o invrilved. TALHL'S (April : ■ /tl rsonal emergency responseise isystem. ri! 20): ‘ “ V - lITTAKIUS 'r (.Nov- 22-l)ec. i /^A ° s Laaints-ltoFFkT ------, 1 V tiention revolves around b e tw e e n you a n d SetScorpio wilihe -•JAI il oup * Monday, September 2125, 7 p.m., Canccr Centerer ReceptionF itiariial staius. M ajor deci- 1 □ B rcast c i Cancer Support Croup ijiken diiwn. Serious t i-olves change of pace, loca- \ CHOCOLA7 Area.ca. F o r m ore info rm atio n callci C h a r Basila a t 737-28(800 or Jody Tremblay alI 733-3700.73 I)urtnors!ii|i. uiarriaK*iane.N.. need 10 IJ„|, Ik; friRlilein-tl. ( COVERED KICORN (i)fc- 22-Jan. 19): ons A vailable * Chcck your CCholesterol (LOL andHDLI)L levels), (J I- M I .M ( M a yy21.June20): 2 irdlas Risk Profile Coupons I lifted; you could he part > • BUITER CREAAMS:^ ■ “ ?Ti^i ' L e a r n l>y ii.-achiiii.i„K. r.:,d and iglycerides, and Cardiac Risk'isk Factor for $14.00. For mitnorc information call MVRVRMC ;ial whirl.” Secret meeitnR write, .niv'-rlise, •VANILLA _____ i ______Laboboratory Services at 737-20■2021 o r stop by th e new mnaln a cntt‘ancc and lobby to r j>iac«-wi<4i-Saftinarians,------lo.rccelvcj’ojft.1,..------^------M iil.ihr.lli.c. ini 'I - A n d - lesuh in favor, praiiiiiist., liriRliicii '''“■■f.-il""lures. I'or^ive mistake hut • ' P rc-rc-rcgisiration is not requirelired. he known. “ICnounh is . f liti ir e p r o s p e c ts T;raiirus. i.ilira I.*' . > • RAISON CLUSTEFERS ' in d iv id u a ls e.Npress«vit.«.»iiiti,rll|. v i!" Taurus, .Scorpit) individ- lild safety scat installationn anda instruction is availablible by calling Ihc Magic ValV alley SA FE ill plavexciiiii)^ roles. i) • COCONUT CIUSISTERS^;- □ riglii m a n n e r. 'I riutii|inil.li. p s ornce at 737«C430. I.I-O (July ’.VAu■Auk. 22): I’i.ll ' L'KS ( I 'f b . 1‘J.M arch 20): in m ajo r point, results in your punches. VouI, (1 d „ mil Diis^t.^s :___ '/ □ C P»R R C lass * T uesday, Scptcnicmber26,6:30- 10 p.m., Do)oclor’s.Mceling Room. FeeFee: SI I. To pertineiu infrjiituitioiItion. Klettient of .•r fre e d o m o f th o u g h t, 1. Virgo relaiive could Sister call 737-2007. >. 2.VSl.VScpl. 22): Vou '/ Boxed ChocokIdtes ee V alet P ark in g S crvice * TM onday - F riday, 6 a.m . • 6 p.m . U nder th e M ainn E n tra n c e ______r e p r e s e n t p iv o lad l ]:iioini in deal ^ ______i . c " ninopy.(near-ER)Jioc.youij:i = iijuinvcnlencc^.attcndanuw .wilLpark-youc-caF-in-an-ossigi involving tiiiaiifiance. I'ocus on ^ rciricneve it for you when you areue ready to leave. Attendantsits and volunteers will alsoI assassist you. if pressure, i i".ponsii)iliiiiliiy. review of ncvdcI'dcd. to your destination in1 lhthe hospital. This free scrvic/ice is offered ibr your.converivenience and ip^^. pasi ]>erformanL mce. Cancer. Hm flL luce conKcstion in our parkintIcing areas.______' ------6«prit'f»r’f*-n(ttivtrT-\tT-x t It nd 'h v l oya I ______ly. M LET 4:307:Oo7 iS ^ IIhU^ □ In fafant r CPR Class * Wcdncsdasday, Septem ber 20, 7 - 9:3010 p.m., Education Center.ir. IP re- gistration is not required. - . __ Lcarram the facts about early dcicc:iection, self breast examinatiction, examinations by clinicalical specialists. - ______aiuLnil.mnmmnBrnphy Thit prntjr;>Bram -it-o

H □ On-KI'going Bone Marrow Regis!gistration * Monday - Thurursday, 8 a.m . - I p.m ., Soutiouthern Idaho Regiegional Canccr Center, 65656 /Addison Avcniic W csl. TlThe process takes about 300 m inutes a n d ^ ’ W e. Registration includes fillinIling oul a consent form and havingh: a small am ount o f bioblood drawn. "" = 1 M FW m * Donomors must be between 18 andmd 60 years o f age and in goo}od health. This opportunityity iis made possilssible by M VRM C. Ihe M VVRMC R Foundalioti, Southemn Idaho.Regtonal : C ancer Ceni"enter. ' Avononmore West, United Dairyn-rymcn'of Idaho, and the Magicjic Valley Marrow Donor-SupSupport G ro u p .' VoluiJumecrs. ,For more informamation cail 737-2441.

□ Prcpicparcd Childbirth Coursee *• T hursdays, S ep tem b er 2 1 -O c to b c r 1 9 ,7 .9 :3 0) p.mp.i ., Educucation Cenier. Pre-reglstrIstration required. C all 737*17-2900. .

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— i m □ VBA'IAC Preparation Course * TM others who p lan on haviiving a vaginal birth afterir a previous | W- iacoan-d«livery-l>flve-the^p|:oppoftunUyto-tncet-onc^on-i ti-one^thVchildbirth^ue ^ u c a to r:------Safe!;fdy is dlscusscd, plus loolslls ands Inform ation on coplniIng w ith labor a re presenteditcd. Mother andd tlher suppori person canI setsc an appointment by cailiiIling 737-2901.

~ 0 VoluiiluntecrSign*Ups, 1 - 4 pm,im, Wednesday - Friday weeeekly at MVRMC front infcinformation J_ ul — ^------d n KiRToTciill l-oraine Dcvey,TWrcctor D of Volunteer Servrvices for'more informationlon 737-2006. p For aiMiiiiliiional MVRMC educationalnal offerings call 73 7-20 07. If / you require special accomcommodaiiom. S ee e U s EB e h in d-T - a r g e tP call 737.27-2102 or TDD 7.U-2980 aiai'leasi l 24 hours in a/lvance' oq f the event.______in T \w in F all ls AGIC VALL-EY REGIIONAL MEIiblCAL CENiNTER 7 33 3 -4 0 0 0) 6 5 0 ADDlSOf^ A.VV E . WEST.* TrWiN FALLS. IDAH I O ...

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