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G o o d M OLO I R N I N G 1 ^ W e a t h e r C e m f iy : a e a r Dtho>me (defeM i d s reco)rd | “hish68, Chaiallenger levels5 Iheavy criricis:sm at effect of)f tax cut on Id[daho’s finance 1^*2 TI»«Mcd odrtedPre—______education funding to thithe gover- “1 did notit expect e to be in the stadsdcs sts showing that Idahc nor’s own chartered airmm ft trips. contest, but whenwl I saw this gover- Florida Fli are the only two si I K'V BOISEE •- Republican Gov. Dirk Kempthome, who spentjit most of nor had lumc■ned S300 million sur* tlu M a g ic V a m . Kempthoi that have shown positive gr< home anempted to fend his time defending die ppast four plus and tumn itii into a $2 0 0 million rate rat during the recession. G o o d / b a d t m n : miWnter mois- attackicks by feisty Democradc years of his administratioiion, Unked dollar defidt;:it; and spent all of our ‘‘Idaho ‘ is fifdi in die nadi ture m i ^ t be light,"• bI u t th e 1! ; ^ger “ Jen y Brady Thursday Brady several times (o:o former savings, 1 kncinew we could do bet- Jobs,'we’ve joi created 3,400 system holds more h S in a debate tdevised on Interior Secretary Brucee Babbitt, ter,” said BraIrady, an Idaho Falls businesses bu in four years = Idaho Pub:UbUc Television. who served under thei ' Clinton newspaper putjublislier. 34, ig b o d J*n»Bu(Dr Page B l It was J 34,000 new jobs. That’s a ( IS the first time the two Administradon. Kempthomeme defended the tax record,” rec Kempthome said. have metet on< the same stage since Centtal to Brady’s attaciicks in the cuts, saying 500,00050( Idaho fomiiies One < of che most uncomfononoble spending $15,000 the campinpaign began, and Brady hour-long 1 debate wos and 24,000 fa KW for charter air* M o n e y farms and ranches moments me of the debatete for craft and increasejused spending on aggressiveively took on the ohe-tenn Kempthome’s ] approvalilofSlOO havebenefltcd[cd from state tax sav* Kempthorne Ke came when Bi Dollars for davelopmmwnfcA incumbm.ent on issues ranging from million i in tax cuts in 20011.. ings. The goveivemor also pointed to asked asl him wl^ his office:ew as "ease see OOVQ0VERN0R.PageA2 hardware maker aimlims to add jobs in Shoshone, ifagrantif t LJ ^ vviO help extend sew - P ic k in ’ PL'UMPKINS = siverser* X vC^called ■ Candidaiates '*•“ meeat hits NA'PION ifocus or•n Market manipulation:on: A n Q p h Enron trader says heh e h e l p e d 0 ^ 1 1lools manipulate energyf sis u p p l i e s _ 1rural Id^laho d i ^ g Californiansipoweroi- pc Bucanarea students did s ^ t o boost prices. a t any, officials say )yJunaP«)ca Pag. A3 B H H %flmea New i writer Th*T1mM.N•.News and TfteAaw>d*d a f d Preta______TWIN FALLS - The diememe that emerged . ^ e e k E n d n legislative debates Thursdirsday was rural Ida TWINFV)FALLS - Schools in the daho: how to preserve and proteapro i t Magic Vall'alley and Wood River And predictably, the two subsubjects that got thehe most attention in regardtrd to diat were 'VaUeyhadiid a close brush with con- COF taminated i onflned animal feeding operationsopi and d poulcty meat, but offi- tenerm limits. dais said no local children ate the Candidates from the newnew legislative • foul fowl Dis Bliss nd Camas County were Hstricts 23 and 24 par- h among the i ^ ridIdpated in a televised . le school districts nation- fonirum sponsored by the IWIn' Rlllt wide that: rereceived some of the 27 Twi million poui win Falls Chamber of ounds of recalled chick- Coilommerce and Cable County en and turk«rkey meat linked to a lis- Om>ne at the Q ty Council Clcago e Tribune______/ in Camas CoiCounty School District 26, todays received one)ne case bf deli turkey WASHINGTON - Osama bin Laden per- . . . breast Schop i n i o n icaminated Meat,” and Wororld Trade Center, suggesting Magic VoHey eodorsem sec it out foror die freight company menent of “even larger planes,”s,” according« to I, said district Busmess declassified report from1 CIA Cl Direct,or .V ^ t e r s should rely on e JP trendy Scrickler. MSIIumtnktTMInt »rge Tenet released Thursda:sday. .if. enM and philosophy in JJS.Agrio} And the crash of an EgyptA iculture Secretary Ann (romFQll^y•a^old• WhKmy Chips aianti Kesley Salaiar of Burlsy u» ptAir flight off /a - D istricts 24 ,2 5 and 26,Z Veneman sai(taid In a statement diat .u. uia.all thilr atrsnftti to lift a ggiant punpUn out of (^aniwtucket in 1999, apparentlydy byt a suiddal -editorial says. ^ ment is tracking where ‘the Cranney pumpkin patch easast of Burley Thursday moming.lg. Tha girls and thslr c lu imlatss ati at Rainbows anti pilotlot, helped convince al-Qaidaida leaders! that . V products recalled by Ribbon* Day Care vUIUd ths papatch to purohase putnplilns whlwhich tlisy'll transfonn Into jao)[aok-o’-lMtams. U.S.S. air travel was vulnerablele tott anack and airmthe Wa^Eto?oS’oods were distributed. - anipuladon, Tenet said. So far. no10 illnessesi have been _ )y any of the schools, T G o m i n g U f 3 Cohien, a spokesman U I . S . v o w : for tba USD/DA’S Food Safety and ^s to h it Irr a q S c u d1 sites to pprotect Isisrael' | ^ Gospel Jazz Ih^pecdonSeiService. Combined wira reporta A ’^ifferent kind of mus News thatat the contaminated ^ which was convejveyed during this to ScudSa missiles, from its deset>ert Meanwhile, the United Un States week’s visit to V fiTHng (h e m ountain J,air ,,..06 ■”<’« h»d entereden the schools « > Washington by airbabases. has removed lancuuguage expUdtly J ‘ WASHINGTON - TheI IBush Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Therhe administration's dedsio: .W oodfRiver Valley. embers of Safe lables ion tlu-entcninR miiitar>-ry acdon,oi \ ^ e . HA2-5.B6-7 OiirPriodw adm inistration has told Israel Is Sharon, followss ian undisdosed to commitco ground forces to t makintl cicsir Bnghduhdud wUl face irtes . .62 . victim and fi thathat it would deploy Spepecial reconnaissance! missionm In west- destrtJtroy what military analyst’Sts coiisoquunccs if it fails fail: to coopet^ Saturday In Operadons forces in the we:western ern Iraq this sumummer by Israeli say is »i ..J » 7 ' is a relatively small numbeber ate with weaponsIS inspectora,ii TlwTIniM^etw oienbaum, die gioup's Iraqi desert at fhe start of any spedal forces, acciccording to a for- of mobile mo Scuds in Boghdad’d’s diplnmnis and U.S.>. offidalsof said 5 .. .DW ipokeiwniunan. said u a news coo- ^war against Iraq to desat)y’ fadli-fi mer U.S. defensinse official. The arsenienal underscores the Stron;mg Thursday. ^ D E X . ier , . j a terance In WashingtonWl diat food des that could be used to lailaunch covert Israelii o p eratio n was U.S.i. desire d Co keep Israel out: ofo The latest compromise co , ” End .CM Inipection bfioffidals should have oiM les at Israel, senior U.S.S. and aimed at determ:rmining whether . anyr war,wi as the first Bush admiiilin- appeared tailored to winv support ' £ 5 -1 6 N a s c a r . Evaell offldals said Thursdayay. the Iraqis hod th >»VJ^ I Valley .8 1 W eekEnd ''' vU !DNuc!earnallons 7] y ..:,:E i West...R S 7 WASEONGlG TO N . Bush admin- t Koreans m B H t Istratiori oKic ■Believed to have nucludear weapons i|s S ^ e s ....07 \HaU... fidals saidjHiursday jl In a Seoul diey woi^usiu» diploma^ ineanj ;;IU IH B .’B Working on nucleaisar weapona P nV B f. to deal Mth t K subway , '.1, newly reviBili l | car reati t - .nuclear thra l i I i^ditay poMd by Nor'o«h 'fcHMd ■I about Korea, even ■ North iilA lU ill the'WUteBou >ui^M m weighs nUlita I Koraa’a ■HH giiaaS i a^ta^’daii^ln ,|M ■ nvctaar I I iaaUol I . I ______

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S . : T . o p a l - Q) a i d a f i n ContkMMdfmnAl fail toy UI .S . m i l i t a r y ' Russia, which worn loI gi'give Iraq a ud attacks on Israel WASHINGTON - U.S. intelli-ii Osama bin Ladeiden’s terrorist orga- alletlleged financiers are weak ! a top priority if and ge ilthy action against Iraq,.q. chancc to cooperate gence h as id en tified abiibout a nization throui3ugh the years by Saudludi bankers and businessmimen. Thursday, the infl military campaign dozen dc of al-Qaida*s prin influential New- V authorizing forcc. incipal routing the montheGul tw ork, assets, designateited 240 people and said,id. year, senior Pentajitagon officids In that conflict,COI the Pentagon senior sei adm inistration offifficials organizations ter be in '^ t e r i a l breach**h Ifi he vio- only belated terrorist supM nen Instead, Ins the govemment hopopes received a briefinglg fromfr a constd* lates any U ^. resolutioa tedlyinTolvedBBedal sald.Thursday. . and moved ag^gainst seveM large to freeze frt tiieir assets in Europ Forces in. Hthe Scud hunt after : ope, tant who said thele SaudisS w ^ Jiiinmy Gurule, the Treseasury Islamic chatitieties in the United whertiere the Saudi financial andar active in all levelsi m mi] llim n f Telnrr>(l» That term, materiallai breach, more th an1 'l 1,000 aircraft scrties Desartmedt’s De undersecretaiaiy for States, allowed for military actiunterp«rtftti with been able to trai would be ruled out in t race the money to demaimand that the Saudi goverem- Qaida has million:iens of dollan n the text, Arabia and "speclflc infCTin9 tk»i on selalective, its source. Now,V, theyi said, recent ment the White House b. ent crack down on the allegeIged stashed away in gemstones,gem gold b eliev es niilitary’s Inita'buT*^^d«" " ■ high-iiD^ct1^ tt^ ts ” so thejley can intelligence satheredgai through terroirror financiers, they said. President Bush wouliluld hav e single mobile and other commi^ti<•dities, in re c ^ t die ^oiS'ftinked as its "be "bi designated ternrrorist interviews withH capturedo al-Qaida The designations are likelyy to1 months there have be “maximum nexibility**r ito mete single bigg«Sgest fa iltire d u ring financiers flni and have their assetsa operatives and ot e been signs ttie but consequences should I : other methods has exaceacerbate recent strains in thetl: organization is haviraving difficulty Jd Saddam Operation DesertDe Stonn. bloi given them a citclearer picture of U.S.S. relationshipr with the ^ u d i A tdis, moving the assetsto to its ii o p e r a d v ^ Another senior offidal saltaid the where much off al-Qaida’sa money who10 provide] the U nited Statmost vul- Indeed, BllBliss School District goin reductions,” Kempthornm e could be reformedd aiand changedT^ received its coi Mike Dtler who is runningno f n r e ff e c tiv e a g; ,oiodor legislation. " ncrable to the disca.se. contaminated meat on M ponded, adding that he tookik a Oov. Kempthome triedtrie to change; ) publicly Oct. 10 jmdI wwasn’t notified tmtil he the District 23A seat on;* .h e p™»“iccu^led with the The agency needs to pi their, own con- three]ee percent reduction in his ow)wn it when he was a senator.seni For iinnnunce' which schoolools are Oct. 14. Thee Ibox containing the Dendemocratic ticket, warned -ina- interests of th thrpp stituents, he said.d. salaryary. years he tried, andI didn’tdie succeed: uffc-cted by the,recall. Roseosenbaum meat was nenever opened, said quitluiet, controlled voice - th *Do we use charter aircraft? WeW , That's because it’s notn o t e a s y a n d h e Supenntendenient Kevin Lancaster. timeimes diat daiiy odor so Chisholm, a welltrell-known activist . ! I said. This is a beautiful large stattate •' ;'iyq$’^t^ iS ;tiv e att dod o in g i t ” I SdiooIs are notifled anytime a Foreman stsaid she wondered n some ^ areas that the sitiiaiiatdon 8 ”‘t “to deliver an “I- ‘*®i,? told-you-so" comnmment afterward i “Idahoans appreciate it whefien; ,^.:':Brjghjfel«edd byI form er’ rccall is i. I depiiritnent spokeswomanlan Alisa ing by waitingtifl so long before noti- “Thisf Is the most'dangererous : and.meet witii them persona •eriod we’ve ever been inI withv microphone. Ia his closing sp ee ^ oat-' ■” 'in d John Evans, hasadvq^h^: « a I HiirristHi. • *; fying the pubuiblic aboui contaminat- P*"' urging people to v n theiri6^ communities. 'Ahdid l: • own plans for fixing th A III! of time lapsed befclefone the ^ meat. In thi liis problem,” Ihler said. 0 vote for hiifl,.he lg tlw s t n e binH this case, “was USDA said he has the visi/ision n e c e ^ to 1 continue to do that travel,el," get, furthering econonmomicaevelcgg aRvm->' anntHinced tf» t the meat waiting untilI sosome school child got Another " Democrat, Will Bull strict **"«> *he pro>roof of that is he ^ Pnpthome.said. ' m ent and 'loweringlg prtisfripti^p was (Iflivcrod to schoolaols, said sick?” she aske 'ho Is running for the Dist .ater in the debate 4B seat, counseled patience. had predicted mainany of tiie prob- „ Ite, <}rug costs for seniors, ' lems the valley is r nptiiome fired a questjpa>|i.'iit Kempthohie, ------“I “I know the people whd'ai«; Is now f a c ^ with ' le^W hile, ha|< ^ CAFOs. H e ev«5ven suggested icv> asking whether th'^ n4 ’ everr opportnfa Sunday $7.()() perr week,w daily only S.VOO ^*5^iring the most are in a nuni g er would su p p o rt • thi Circulation jlve die problem for a reaso gers or owners of i® the accomplislinents,^ Dmilel W..tock, elrculation « n J13.00 charse will wll be levied for all ikes a lot of time.** • 99 uted to B ra^s camii^t^ states in the national rc / . belw vcii 7 and 10 ,i.m. only. ThThe incumbent for Districtr 2 R qualified to run something ' nly. If you «"»«>«« ^ thittWsuiliahugluge impact ; , do n.ii rccclvc your paper hy 7 « .m .. Rep.«p. Doug.Johes, R-Filer, craf , call (he number for your uren n a o o n "»«ciluch of the odor legislation Chisholm did not ------:------( ^ R R RECTIONS ------flurlcyRupen- TheTln««.New»(v» (UPS 631.080) U put). P‘“lace ! since July 2001. First Pmul-Oukloy...... 67 itplamed that he Uves close %rPu’re ^ f 9 H d i |j ^ ;ic Twin I-.1IU .677-4042. Ilfhcd dally at 13232 Third St. W.. Twin «*P*< ibllcatlon. Inc.. a >ub- fWOvo controversial< He. ssaid He and Gai itfm M ics; you have'to keepep and other areai ...... 733-093173. . tldUiyofLeeEnierpferpdtes. msis wifeW suffers because die ga term limits takeke away votersr*^pwitHnuTine'Joneses, PeHodlcalf paidd SIa Twin Falll by TTie fromom nearby dairy odors tri® choices. ' Ible^pouglas e J Joneses, that is. ^ Subscripdon.nttes.' Tlmes-Newa. Offlcrflclal cliy and count)^ asthisthma attacks v/hen shele is Most other canandidates were Stateate Rep. Douglas R. Jones, a Home delivery: ikUy tnd .SuDda fli.io ScctJofl 6C-lUvof exDO!tposed. against term limi hunday U hereby desig- imits, and some Filerr Republican,R is nm ning for ^ Rer week; Sunday only. J2.J0 p« IS3SSPcS*!S ^ e s pointed out the ideidea doesn’t help' rejectection to House Seat 23B. I*' M dl whwripiinn* muit be pakl In or Ibe week on which . dpdiVeSn^ , , how tfi^dait tiW ;g9t9:.y,^^lursdiijrVoBryi'ikbbat’itto ra e n of CAFO* Widi extras ' odo>fumnuhWdi4pft)falems. Another ind mroentnini^i IflffllBwiySSScea B District 24A teat, R e ^ jboM .B e ttUbak^,wi^

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Enron ttracier sa^ly s h e juggledI p o w e r Sls u p p l y SAN FRANCISCO (AP)P)-Afor- April. He was v released on . mer Enron trader accused»d of mas- $500,000 bail.il. termindlng a scheme toI drived up He will alsoIso help federal prose- energy prices during Calialifonda's cutors in their^ir case against higher- power crisis pleaded guilt}ilty Thurs- ranking ofHdadais at Houston-based day to conspiracy and agagreed to Enron, the snergyene pant whose col­ cooperate with prosecutors)rs. lapse last yearlar has roiled the ener- * Timothy Belden, thce form er gy industry,, prosecutor p Matthew head1 of trading in E nron's Jacobs said. iPortland, Ore., office, adniIniitted to B elden’s attorney, ai Cristina one count of conspira^ toto commit Arguedas, saidaid his client was fol- wire fraud. lowing Enron’i>n’s instructions when U.S. Anomey Kevin Rylyan said he handledI hish trades and will the guilty plea shows thatIt thatt the “make amendsids for that by cooper- ‘ '...... ' ' rrolling blackouts and huguge price ating with thcic government.” ( j upm increases that rocked Cal:aIifomia Belden is thethi first person (o be FUrfaxCotmtypollMofflc)fllc«rt Marth i manboit Thursdrtday In Falls Church, Vs., 1last year were thc result ofol illegal charged in thc thi manipulation of i InthearMOftfMHonMD)• Depot Itor* wtMre tb* ntartliipwsonkilMbya p« «condact. “These charges;s answer Westem energJrgy markets, and die the question that has lonDng trou- third Enron figurefig lo be prosecut­ tbled California constisumers: ed. whether the energy crisrisis was “Tim Beldenion is not a high-level spurred in pan by criminalial activi- executive witoto was i Uning his pock- P o l i c e :: W i t n e s s ty. The answer is a resoiiounding ets out of greerced,” Arguedas said, IS gave jyes," Ryan said. “He did his joljob. Tim was always m m Belden, 35, who now lilives in honest with othersoth at Erur>n about yisioiN!N_ Houston, could get up) tot five his actions, andan was never disd- Communication.fons f a k e s ttory c o f srtlip er yyears in prison at sentemindng in plined by Enroriron. ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP)-Awit-(AJ sideaHom«•me Depot. ness who says hele saw the Asked ifift the witness intentional- «Judge ord(lers W hite5 H o u s e KUSCeUu[ular Washington-area sniperper fire with ly misledd investigatorsL with his AUTHORIZED' A 0 f M T an assault rifle andid flee in a descriptionon ofi a cream-colored van i creanxolored von gavilave a phony and a bumimed-out rear taillight, t I o o p e n e rn e r g y d o c uu m e r i t s S ee u s for■ Ithe best cellulaI l a r story, investigators saidaid Thursday Montgomer;lery County Police Chief deals & the} largest selectic in a setback that castssts doubt on Charies Mo(-loose, who is heading the TThe Washington Pott ______The hour-lonlong hearing, marked t i o n much of what the publicllic thought it investigadoidon, said simply, “Yes.” by a series of sharp exchanges o f aiccessorles c knew about the rovingg killer.ki Investigaigators were optimistic WASHINGTON - A federalf( between Sulliillivan and Shannen ^ Prosecutors are invenvestigating after the latestlai attack seemed to jijudge on Thursday orderered the Coffin, the JuJustice Department the witness to determinTui'm Falls is havmg i es to Monday night’s 1^killing of an variously' describeddi the gunman iring. The Sierraa ClubC and Judicial -Sam FBI cyberterrorism ansanalyst in a as dark*skiiskinned, olive'Skinned, U.S. District Judge EEm m et Watch, the plai)Iaintiffs in this case, ,. crowded Virginia parkin-king lot out- Middle East*astern or Hispanic. SiSullivan gave lawyers repiipresent- arc two of sevseveral groups that ir a^UilTFi ing Vice President Dick CheneyC have alleged ththat the administra- until Nov. 5 to produce doctcum ents tion improperlydy met with private Report: Vatatican trims abbuse policy ifthat detail the membershi]hip rolls officials from I ththe energy industry andai meeting scheduless iof th e last year whilele :shaping its energy f l || VATICAN CITY/ (AP) - concernedd thattl some pans of the National N Energy Policy I policy. Enviromonmental groups say Elements of the toughiighened sex policy woulcluld violate the individ- Development D Group, twhich they were largergely excluded from ...of tlte iiciv CflliI ( whlclt is abuse policy approvedved by U.S. ual rights1 ofof accused clerics now CCheney chaired. Sulliva:/an had the meetings, Center locateaIted in j Roman Catholic bishcshops have protectedi underuj church law, the ordered oi the same docuiuments While federa:ral judges in olher tlic Twin frtllills Polla’ Departwent been rejected at theIB Vatican, sources saidlid. tutumed over in August. suits-have ord' groupsg in the United If the government doesnsn’t pro- Department andmd other agendes to 3S6'"Ttilhird Ai/chmc East “ ■ : ‘ prelates about going ahahead with • States were:re outraged, and said di duce the documents b;by thc turn over tensms of thousands of -rTltm’ ii’ill ttiiiMcrpKS (^i5|: some reforms, churchrch sources this shows#s the church is still Ne documents from «»«< K-‘! ■ ' f" response said Thursday.!ay. ing molesterter priests than helping claim cl. of executive privilcgcge and inside the Whii'hile House haven’t • The Vatican is partarticularly children. ththe reasons for it. been revealed.i. Rcfi'tslmtm'nts u^ill be ai/AiUble. 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N a t io n AW o r l d ilehratiting Bomb blastst killIsix, I n d o i Ke s i a p o ll i c e I I injure 1441 in Phililippines 0 yean’■ s / ■ : ZAMBOANGA, Philippines Ph - m o v e ^a g a i n s t : c l e r i c i :tober le'" throughh 2 0 ''' ■ Muslim militants linkedlir to al- Natlitlon/worid In brief Qaida may be respcsponsible for JAKARTA, Indonesiada (AP) - Jemaah Islairamiyah. 9 !- bombings Thursdayay i that killed ______Indonesian authoritieses m oved Bashir, whofho fives openly in the a six people, injured1144 14 and dev- m m | | against the alleged spirituals{ town of Soleolo, about 250 miles astated two departmrtment stores leader of an Islamic nmilitant southeastofjif Jakarta, could not be 3 in chis Christian citj:ity, th e mili- ^ S S S group Thursday, and PiPresident reachcd forr comment.o But he has " tory said. Megawad Sukarnoputrii won% crit- repeatedly/ denied d any involve- Suspidon fell onn AbuA Sayyaf ical parliamentary supipport for menc in thee church< bombings or |B : because of similaritiesdes to an Oct. emergency and-terrorisnsm m m theBaBaU attack. I E J k o f f ^ < 2 blast that killed fouibur, induding laws following the Belall • 1 AsslS authorities struggled 4 20 an American Greenn IBeret. That bombing that killed atai J to idedendfy the Bali dead JS I explosion was blamam ed on th e ' Sg3 | u M least 183 people. five: ddays after the Bali Jl e Store Muslim extremists notoriousno for The suspidons againsiist attackick, bombers struck at 4 kidnappings and mutnurders. TNT Abu Bakar Bashir of theh e twoI d- ed on the Indonesiariian island of luginiiii bombing on the reson>rt . ! « torysa' said Thursday's blasts 2 k ■ Limiied to stock on hMti 1 ■Z: Bali, killing 183 peopli island. Deputy Nationallal in thehe southern Christian 7^ W F ' mDocoes not apply lo prior purchases t There was no daimdm of respon- S . Police Spokesman BriIrig Gen. dty of Zambinboanga could be the ^ 1 Some exclusions may apply I T sibility for the aiattacks in '#n iwa Edward Aritonang totold The work of Abubu Sayyaf militants. M ;• Zam boanga, butIt m ilitary ‘y!W& Associated Press. Phihppine of^offidals have said Abu ► Still, in announcining that Sayyaf mayy kbe Unked to Osama IM - spokesm an Lt. CoCol. Danilo * eaottnrr ^ Servando said suspidpidon fell on Bashir would be summoioned for Bin Ladin’s■' al-Qaidaal group, which | | an Abu Sayyaf facdtcdon headed questioning Sacurda;lay, th e allegedly hasiias des with Jem aah ^ by Khaddafy Janjala n armory, electric substa- &donesian auchorides aiappeared , Islamiyaih, ththe group viewed by ^ five leaders of the UouitaSc,gr« rions and;id Jewish businesses. ito be responding to ini te n s e the United StaStates and as ^ I Mandhai, 19, had faced intemadonal j pressure tot< crack a prime suspeipect in che Bali boAib- ^ ; ed by Washingtonn Tfl r r ^ t s s ■toy M ai Iwin Falls •• 21208-734-8404 I ) years behind bars after down i on terrorism andI gof after in& W M agic Va* ■X kidnapping last year t lg guilty to conspiracy J l ; X hostages dead, inclt,eluding two Charges® V- Americans. s. No attacks were lau n ch eded and no weapons ed in an investigation Congress negotlatilators finlsll cen teredid around a Pembroke j nee ddSl Plnes moslosque. ' terrorism Insurance I WASHINGTON - ( ional negotiators ci Tenet sasays aM)alda seems 1 work T h u ^ a y on a $S 1 0 0 buuon ro s d y toto. strike again ' terrorism insurance 'iretess ( : that lawmakers hope HINGTON - CIA ng foryour fl • late the economy and r George Tenet told law- the costs of insuran< i Thursday that recent future terrori^ attack: overseas suggest that al- 1 House and Senati,ate leaders s poised to strike once ' have yet to offidally s ^ s t Americans - possi* the language, but X“vtT . e t ; - e ie United States, ' we’ve got an agreem iwtng recent terrorist B fi ' Sen. Christopher Dodc i in Kuwait and one of the chief Senai Indonesia,iia, “you must make the tors. “We obviousl;isly depend ossumptiction that al-Qaida is in upon other people si^ng'initsig udon phase and intends K ^zL • r-: ifi e us both here and over- i. to confirm it. 1 think1. tlth afs going iT to happen.” 'enet said. “That’s unam- Law makers saidI tlithey would Jieu»“Ss as fa r as I ’m con- ; ■ release details of the,e agreements , < later. t said he was meeting President Bush andmd the GOP later in theth day with Homeland y Director Tom Ridge. have pushed stronglyJy forI the leg* islation, saying as muchmu as $15 Ridge has already taken biUion in constructiortion and real defensiveI'e measures “in spedfic estate transactions andan 300,000 ‘" ’ea s vvh^vhere the intelligence \\ jobs are on holdId because was most*5t credible and in sectors if Congress has not passeissedabUI. we’re most worried /.I about.” HeH( didn’t identify them. •i Pakistan pledges L Teenagei;er arrested with :: to withdraw troops Ives near high-rlses ISLAMABAD, fa Pa k is ta n - Pakistan matched riv£rival India in .KUWAIT AI - Kuwaiti authori- pledging to withdrawaw hundreds “f*"*rrested a teenager V of thousands of troopsips from their Thursdaysly who had explosives in near a shopping center i; border Thursday, beginning bei a P® ‘M otorola720 <<■( :• mutual stand-down afteraft months idential hi^-rise where '.S. military personnel of heightened tenssnsion that some U.S, with cololio r LCD f b r o n l y | , brought the South Asit^siah nudear live justt outsidec Kuwait City, I 99” neighbors to the brinknkofwar. 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Several ^ 1 our fingertips. % sent top diplomats to chet region U.S. milittlitary personnel Uve in V to try to defuse the situ5it\iadon. the buildinling. - More than 1 milUonontroops.are i The yoifouth h a d 1 0 b o ttle s * America's Choice* Plans JS 3 9 9 9 faced off along thee 1,800-mile1 filled withth gasoline, each with a - ;• border, and the two/o countries< cloth fuse,se,'in his car, and told ^ startaslowas nearly went to war in June,J rais- police hte'had e ' received orders MwihlyActBt kistan over the Inteinet a c a g r a •] ing fears chat a conflld[lict between from Pakis W K J Wilh the Amerineria'sOioke Plans, all your miniinutes are ■! the nuclear-armedi foesfc could to place! thetl explosives in the I > spiral out of control. lowers. ^ 9 ^ national minutelutes, and the/reall on the nation'sn's best nelwoffc. 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I ^— = E d i t o rUAL i ______e t tTERS- T O , It -L - - FCESIDENlIf, iiJfe M Pence wlll keepBp iserving Experieence, phi]ilosophy all constituentsts - - DEMAND/ARK O U I ^ ^ I am writing toI voivoice my sup- port of ponna Pencemce, candidate guide legislative1 e picks for Legislative Distriistrict 2S.B. A ' vote for Fence is a v(vote for bai- everal Magiagic Valley Commissicsion, would enter the ^ ance. legislatives racesr this Legi.slatunure as an exceptional- ^ I have known DomXinna Pence as year pit respectedre ly welkschtchooled freshman. His ^ a teacher, coach and feUow pro- ’ incumbentsnts against resume includesinc service on his fessional for the pastpast 2 0 years, S p ro m ising g newcom- r local schoolool board, th e region* t She believes in balaralance and tvill ers. Experience is lneQ|yIDii to be al solid-wa:vaste boai^, a federal A work diligendy for)r aUal members I 9 of our communities.'es. Througli her ] the deciding factor>r forf some grazing committeecc and the I efforts to coordinateate activities for i voters. For others, theth candi- Idaho Asso^sociation of Counties’ I ouryouih, she wroteote and secured | dates* political _ Legislative the grant that create*ated the spring philosophies will Committee. ' l i p ms through the ' 'i tip th e balancc. ' , Election S m a rt an d Gooding Recreationion District.1 Here are our well-spoken, Donna envisionedI securingset grant ■ suggestions: ^ 12002gf Faulkner pro­ i i money to developI the Gooding ' motes less community fimesss traU.tn It is her k belief that federal do! House 24: Block About A these races{ spending, less 1 doUars need taxing and more I to return to and beneenefit die local Sharon Block In i. DIsUlcl 24, covering east­ r t^ a y e r . She wiUI taktake the initia*' , didn't have to local control. ern Twin Falls County. tive to get involvedd andai include campaign for her q. H e’s a good bet others in our communTiuiuties to Rapubllcan state Rep. current legislative to liberate bring federal tax doUiiollarstoihe seat, but.she% had Sharon Block is facing a Districi 2S’s people of Disuict 25-B.25-E to f i ^ t to keep it. challenge from Democrat Senate seat from T As a representativetive. she will do • > A ppointed mid* WiiWill Buhler. its lo n g XRumsfeldd’s optimilism keeps D* her homework, galhei } term to replace lolIn District 25. covering Democratic cap­ )s growing^ tion and you wiU seeee bdancet in , her decisions. DonnamawiUbe v ’ the late Rep. BlaBlaine, Camas, Lincoln and . tivity. - | f Defense Secretary Doi)onaId ^ — “ 1 is not not anything anyone would' available to her constiinstituents; she George Swan, Goi Rumsfeld were at all supersu wantmt to get involved with if yoi Gooding counties. sdtiou.s, he might regan has proven that as she has spent Block survived a Democratic Oei Sen. Clint uld avoid it. There arc peoplm aUi but “the cUque at the Ridinger faces Democratic become very painful again, i ' ing individual that is committedc< ‘ Block is up w o u ld b e w ise r jj,g i. On strength in the! decadedi since the top,” becauseI Iraqis are really to the challenge, challenger Donna Pence.. the moming I saw him, he Gulf War, and an ^ to die welfare and needsnee of the • to stick with the res an upward slop- “hostiostages” of the regime, not A veteran GOP In District 26, covering resumedI wearing the protecBcdve ing line showinglg itsi growing suppoiporters. diverse members ofif ourou district. incumbent. lea JENNIFER KOSKIKI workhorse, she Jerome and Minidoka coun* leather wrap and acknowlededged store of WMD -- weapons v of Runlumsfeld sounds equally opti S h o sh o n e tha Gooding le d th e pow erful ties.Jes. Republican state Sen. lhat he had been rushing thihings. mass destnicUon.on. misticStic about the prospects of Republican Tim If 1 the gods were sending h IVvin County Deai3ean Cameron faces : him Given Saddam’im’s brutal and enlistiisting significant allied help, Ridinger has a am message to slow down hiss bloody history, Ri ^ Stennett’s actions>ns are womens group for Detr , Rumsfeld said, if andmd when Bush decides to use 3emocrat Douglas S. Jones. given the districi preparations pre fur a war withil “the stronger hele gets,| die force, four years. With a 7»» ce, and about the shape of a louder than critic'sc's words n s TlmtS'Htm oflers Its solid, reliably Iraq, Rumsfeld was not heararing greater the likelilelihood he wiU post-Sit-Saddam Iraq. “Keeping fim n heritag e and editiiditorlal endorsements as a it. Nothing he said in the he;iext attem pt to use thatthi strength.” that c( , Regarding the lettertter from conservative ser- ‘ I country together is critical- Latham Williams recerxentiy: backgrounds in larvlce to readers. We wei- 45 minutes suggested any This operatinglg assumption-i lyimpmportant,” as is assuring doubts on the part of the mai Mr. WiUiams, youi madema a point both.the public cq:omo,ti opposino viewpoints. Ridinger is a ian that capadty isi equal e< to inient - thatI itit is disarmed and demo­ and private sec* ____ who may in the near futurei would explain whywh President cratic, about Sen. Clint Stenncsnnett but not — voice for fiscal hav tic, hc said. the one you thought yoi tors, she’s well- iiave to order American n-oo]Mps Bush has consistestendy argued Unlifnlike Afghanistan, Iraq has t you made. restraint. He toe * In less words than yououused,rU t p te |n re d to represent hi 10 carry out a presidendal dedeci- th at “rime is not)t onc our side,” a read;sady source of wealth In its endorses “zezero-based” budget- siorsion to oust Saddam Husseinin. and that pre-emptnptive action is oil res< tell you why, and TUI makemi more " servative, ag-dominat(ated dis- i„g. in whicl reserves, Rumsfeld said, than a point for the senator.sen; lich every recurring Earlier E that morning, he hadht not only justifieded but necessary. “butIt itit would take some time” tric t . . e x p e n s e must mi be justified metn et with a couple dozen men Simply stated, Sen.n. SiStenneu is | She earned respect em- If Saddam seeses himself in dan- to getleiitback i on its feet. He ^ anew. He'sI aalso a protector of benJers of Congress (o urge thenem to ger of being remonoved by an dem ur . more interested in worlvorking for first session as a good li lurred when I used the word° his constituency, meedi his district’s « iupport administration policicy. American force,I, wouldvi he not “occup Mitingwith agricultural base. f.iL^ cupation,” but later reports® groups and individuals I . who cares what atizensBM thu^ His oppo,lonent, Democrat ‘Their A*’ questions were good,”l,” he then use WMD againstag our fromn thetl Pentagon suggested lals to leam ' She showed solidly dot needs and then puttinging forth - - conserva* jjonna Pencince, is bright, per* iaid, "and I’m sure (werc) coj:om- troops? “I thinkc that’sti a possibU- thatt a miUtaryi govemment dve moorings, earning ng from their consdtuents.”." He ity our military hasha to consider,” . might I effort to help, plus keepceepingus I SSm?hS‘ sonable aSiiid well-informed. ,o|j ht be required until an informed. He is busyy withwi what * . feet, voting score frofrom the But as a cw ook with him John Mcl^ughghiin, Rumsfeld said. “But“B he can’t use accept:iptable indigenous govem- aTMr educator and thehe No. 2 man at the CIA, infl them himself. He 1 we sent him to the Senalenate to do. Idaho Association^ of long-time lea S Ie has to have mentIt wasvs l-eady. Germany and Commerce and Industiy leader in the teach- ordiirder to deal with the preWoiious other people usee them, t and that Japan i Why should he be concemedcon union, si an are the examples aboui you trying to steal Challenger Will BuM. she’s unabashedly day'lay’s news stories reportingS tthat means somebodyly has I to obey Rumsfinsfeld suggested - and we steal his is “ in the campp of, more spending Mcl name? No matter whatlat hecaUed1 thoughtful and mod •fcLaughlln had said that thehere orders. And alreac;ady word has haveB militarym forces there more an d higher taxes.ta wasras little likelihood Saddam ^ you, what you did wasas a low- D em ooat, B ut h e hasn't n gone out lhalanyllybody who goes thanhsI half a century after World District 2125 voters should «ou/ould launch a chemical or’ bbio- near those weaporTons or follows War Hended.II < ’ down trick! a persuasive case for rep Yes, we agree on one; ger. IjeiiDgical weapons attack - unieJess such orders... wourould be tracked Over;veraU, Rumsfeld left me me ihing- Bbdc. In our view, Disa thelie 1United States invaded. down and charged;ed with war with thi “Actions do speak loudemderthan I the impression that he is words." Clint Stennett’s voters will be best-servorved by SeiMte 26:I: Cameron( Rsing a greatrepresenta- Enquirer" rather thannTTieTVmes- Tt have been waiting for a ;suit- cut and stands terally before the smoke Tom Is a certified]id public tive. News. (ared, a representative of the able champion to unseatat 1him. parts of it - t he accountant and und(iderstands fiscal I haveive worked with Frances on1 ^ R E E KNOWLES2S , ?“thT/h'^dTo^ ^ lin Falls G u p ie r was there Tom Fhulkner may b e justust the economy is in no shape for a : responsibility andI wlwhat it means ;;.m any,iss'.issues over the past fellow. ering shelter and food. In thithe to be a fiscal conservsrvadve.Tom , decadele or'more.c In every tax increase, mont)>nths that foUowed, they pro­ro- believes that our owi Faulkner, currently chaihairing District 26 vi )wn rural busi- ' instanceice, she was energetic, hard I voters would be - videdled clothing, toiletries, food,d, nesses must Hrst be« Ihealthy for working the Gooding Coulo u n ty wise to re-elect lng and thorough. She * — C O R R E C T IIDNS D l (Ct Cam eron. beddldding and even major appU-II- . our schools, cities andoni counties to returnsns phonei calls prompdy ances.ces. These ilems were all neview stay solvent. Tom- imderstandsimi and does loesn’t "double talk.” She is5 The editorial box in1 TTh h u j^ y ’s , andd cpti&tl 6tts Conunittee. Hart»m ...... PaUklm also gave an incorrect numbernui [nadequate. ' ' ' With die currentit budgetb short- : H ie»p pee t^ of Twin Falls' ' « ...... Ibn.«k<.mg«dnor MMSnll...... A(hr«ti*ln(drMtbr/ Ikknow n there was trouble wididl faU die whole state il Senate candidate Bill Ch eIsfadng,WB‘ ■ Countyty Vwillbe weU served by poUdcal background.i. Chisholnfi'Cl . , ^ ^ theR

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■ V — L et tTERS— CkMnltn defendsktradttlofls t utomusiIspointwhenshesaid, cases c in an appropriate maitanner. ests with littiee concemc forldalw’s AfUemociaeylnldtIdaho TSswnceicem would be of balance AsA prosecutors would be reirequited welfare. Don’t’t let1< out-of-state Crcai N.\mcs tikec IPlymouih E rKorc, D rcim EV»l>y.EV»I> betweenjoyoung prosecutors and to ti come and go. frrequentlyjrimder I interests destro;troy the oim inal jus- CwJwjy & Sll|a Sock Y.\r'.>m. C vv.«lc 2211. .Silk M e rinno, o , r.ui^.v 1 > Our democracy as weknowitiswe publicdefesfnderswidiyearsora term n limits, meiy niay also>make n ticesysteminic 1 Idaho. Make sure Spcd4ity YAtns indiduding: Ribbons. Wool/AI|'Alp*c-A. in serious je(«er4 y, widitithfew Ufetipieofeof experience.” iinrpa«nfmM«»‘S^fanrlnn u recom-p, diat experienceiced prosecutors and poliddans wining to reprepresent AgainstsIt seaxmed defense attor- mendations n: and pursue frivIvitlous sheriffs ore ther M otulr, Chenille,c, Silk, I yvlAsh Yams & MoMore. what's good fbr the mas liere to protect the nassesrather neys, “revoivolvingdoor” prttsecu- charges d - ^ c h will resulttin i a n rights of our localloc dtizens. Great Knil & Crochci P A llc rm . A l l n u n III N I WWr.iC.HIS! than spedal interest gro groups.' tors win loselosi cases and make bad abuse al of the ennm oua powiiw th e y - Vote yes onn PropositionP 2 on — For Great Stitchin'n’ Stampin’ & Scrappin' sh Corpcrate 0«ed at tlwheeKecDthv < ideaagreenwments-which will hint have. hi 'shop level wipes out tbe lifedfetimesav- victims andnd law-abiding dtizens.' Term Umits are hugely dedestruc- G.'RICHARDilDBEVAN Jill ings of o e ir employees,«s.Many ‘ItmeontiKdieJoblends.credibUity tive ti for law enforcement anUld pros- TwinFalls a / z y <=ScfUCi’lE. pcutidans make dedsloisicmsbased andUieinsiQsight to the chief prose- ecutors. e< The term limits mo'love- (Editor’s note: te Richanl Sevan is a 'B l Main Nonh • o< on corporate campaignsn eontribu-t cutor. Thisis integrity i hdps a prose- m m ent in Idaho is largely funimded Jbrmerpmsocutiiift’fjg ofto m cy /jr ^ Downtown 1\vln Falls • 736-72 ------dons, rather than the! inputin| of the cutor underlerstandhowtore^ve and at encouraged by outsidee jinter- TUnn falls Coumunty.) average constituent, ^vdxisepocket books can't compete. What happens at thertienational ^ level can also be foundidatthelocal a ■ I level Case in point: largiargeimmi- I grant industrial dairy' 3 I moving here like th mre’snotomof- ’s row while being aideddandabet- ai ! ted by our state agentiesdesand r poi&ddans who only seeileethegreen N ' e ^ % doUars theybrii^asopp vFai i r th^ green manure that a K J . our environment Yes, folks, it looks asIS thoughtl Idaho’s for sale. But hasasanyone i ever seen lhat wom oututT-diirtof I Bm Chisholm’s? Ih e oneme diat says Idaho’s not for sale? Thaihat’s ri^t. , i 9« n e of us believe thatIt Idaho’sIc precious resources shouliould be • i' guarded very carefullyyand ai that economic gains must bet)e lookedI at in a holistic manner to> ensureen the benefits don’t outweigh^ theti costs, Fwih iion ' i Bill Chisholm is that kindind of man. Bill is well educatedland an has the ■ 1 intellect to dissect and1 analyzean an r issue to get at the wholelie trutht without getting hung upip ont only v4 >9 t looks appealing. HeHe’s honest, I I 1 compassionate, dedicatedIted, ' extremely ambitious andind deter- miipKi, yet has proven his ability . to qmpromise. Bill hass dedicatedd< d » air a incc his entire life to public:service, sei | one-way or another, fromom bdngan J emergency medical technchnidan to M en's, >W om ein 's & Juniors' l ' • working for the Federa]a] ■ Emergem^ Managementent Agency. W h And he spends all his penpersonal i B i time on issues diat conriniitinueto H H threaten our environmenilent and V resources like nudear wa:waste, con- Hm Orig. >38 Gned animal feeding oper'perations n I *24“ and the eitergy crisis. M isse s’ & P etites’ rv e known Bill sinceithe thi mid I 70s and have the utmost)strespect I m josEiPHINE P ■ for bim. Bill is one of fewnvlknow 1 that truly‘^vaiks the talk.Ilk.” ■ CHAUSiSPORT i ■ Bill Chisholm cannott be bought and is beholding to no oneone. He ■ KNIIITS W ' would listen to and serveveaUtiie { ^ ^ ^ ^ H Chooso Irem sagrsatsalecilon. gr people of his district veryuy wellasa state senator. He’s the kinkind of man that would make ourourforefa- thers proud. I only regret-et tthat I can’t vote for him becauseuseino I longer live in his districtxS £o Ilen d I my support to himiand here an 1 ' encour^ all that can to castc their ■ . h vote for him on Nov. S. BERT REDFERN I p Ketchum 1 9 9 FAMOI stennett Is neededI for polKlcal balance6 CONTEMN When the Batt administiiistratk>n made a move todissolvee theth SoU n Conservation Commission,ion, which is an agriculturally basedid anda Ilocally led organization,.IcaUed I c Sen. Stennett He led thele chargecl in the Legislature againstistthis t — ChooathonBB . move and saved the Consenservation Commission as a separateIte (entity. H We have always beenI ab:able to _ call on him with our issues.lesandhe responds. For that reason,>n,hehas 1 been recognized by the CaiCiunas - CountySoil Conservationm DistrictI and by the Idaho Assodad

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M a g i c VV^a l l e y /W e sST^ Loveland Sk3ki Area is ____ — D •EATHe , first in U.S., tot< open ------s ^ERVICEi — GEORGETOWN,N, Colo. (AP) - , EiteUelle V. Durall of Fairfield,I. U ck Evan* of Heybumm, service Burley andind from 12-12:45 p.m. Cemetery in Washington,,D 1 .C - N O)T I IC E S - , Loveland Ski Area■ea became the familyly gravesidei service at 111 at 1 pjn. Saturday at ththe Heybum Saturdayat at the church. first ski resort inn thetl nation lo today at Mountain V-iew^ First and Second Wardrd Chapel of James Walter Webb, inf ' open its slopes to skiers,ski with one Cemetei!iery in Fairfield; luncheon\ the Church of JesusIS Christ of Jeanne! NichoUon^ Selland of of James and Nichole Clarence G. Mills run open Thursday.,y. for fomiimily at 12:30 p.m. today atI Latterday Saints. 530iVillaDrive; V Peoria, Arizr ir, memorial service at memorial'service at 2 pm. BLL > C larence G. The ski area fireded iup one lift at Jte Fairairfield Community Chureh;; Interment will be inn the Paul 7 p.m. SaiSaturday at Sunland at the Reflection of I: of Caldwell, died ! 9 B.m. wilh eagerr siskiers wailing friendsis are invited to visit with1 Cemetery; friends maysy call firom Funeral HoiHome, 15826 Del Webb Mausoleum at Sunset M< ctober 15, 2002, at a spitaL I in line to becomene the first lo am ily following th e lun> 6*8 p.m. today at Reilasm ussen Blvd.. Sunn City,C Ariz.; burial will Park in Twin Falls (RejeynoiQS memorit enjoy the snow. cheon.I. Funeral Home. 1350 E. E 16th St., . be in Arlington Ai National Funeral Chapel, Twin Fallj orial service wiU be held at 2 pmm. . Saturday.i Oct. 191 2002, a t th e Kingdom K Hall of Jehovah’s Wmi^messes, 114 E. Elm. ------— < ------CaldwelL Cremi-emadon is under the O bituaiMES direction ofjf FlahiffI FunecaL ForoWtiMiyntMmlln d tafomMrtlon. can 7 3 M 9 3 1. EiExt 278. between 2 pjn. and 68 p.p.m. Monday through Scturdaylay. DeadRne Ee 4:30 p.m. for imvMxt-dty pubOoirtkMi. The dl addreee a for oWtsartee to oMt* Chapel. CaldweliwelL vaatjrxem. DMth notiDOttoM • IW* Mrvlce m f c«can iw placed imtH B pjn. everyrtfsy* da; ______------C hariw RI.'Bob’ .' Lynch | P a i I C She retireiiired In 1972 alter 25 years ol Stapley. sisters. Non)rma (Don) Ruth was t jy many BURLEY - away In January 1962. Morris. Ruth marriirrled her true love, to to work in the aviation industry Estelleille married Harry Durall inn Funeral S e n /ic e s will b e Church. 21000 BunonB Ave., with; le conducted Douglas Rozsazsa Borlase in the Logan he he could indulge his passion n W rij^t officiating.; ■ ' 1972. HaiHarry and Esielie enjoyed iriee at 11 a.m. Monday. Oc)ctober2i. Temple, Febisbruary 4, 1936. Ruth ing. Inc His biggest passion, ho'ow ev e?' Prairie in summer and Boise In winter)r 2002, at the Hagerman LDSLC Church, served in seververal positions In the LDS remained rer his wife and childrenen Barrv Interment willIll foUowfi at Pleasant . where HaiHarry sen/ed as a doorkeeper>r Burial will b e in H ag e rm an;n Ci em etery. C hurch, willwll remain to be the founde°dalS Vi^C^etery.iry. ; ; for Ihe> Senate S until 1964. Harryy Visitation & view ing wiilI bet Irom 5-7 Rulh andI DougD lived In Logan, rock roc of our family, and wrill be3 liIncredi- Friends mayay callc from 6-8 pjn. ’ passedI avaway In 1992. Estelle lived onn p.m. Sunday at Demararay Funeral Utah in tne earlyeai years of Iheir mar- bly m/ssed. Monday ar Rfiasaussen sa Funeral, ' Camamas Prairie until July ol 20000 iChapel in-Gooding andI liIrom 10-11 ried life. Theysy moved to Twin Falls. EBarry was a member cof the Home. 1350 E. 16th St., Burley! when shehe moved to ihe Woodstones : a.m. Monday at the Church:h, Idaho in 194343 and lived there until Experimental Ex( Aircraft Associalkllion end and from 10-•10:4510 :< a.m. Tuesday; Retiremenleni Cenier in Twin Falls, m oving to L asIS Vegas\ In 1983, Ruih & the past President ol the9 Idaho atthechurch. She is survivedI by 2 daughters. Do^ug returneeled to Logan. Utah in Aerobatic Club. Beverly KiKoonce ol Shoshone. NomaS ______F il e r A complete»te obituary will He is survived by his wife. S iday’s'editioiL Lee lenzle ol Twin Falls: 2 sisters Ruih lovedI lifelif and shopping. She daughter. dai Katie: son. Andrew!w’°pari appear in Sundaj Clara RaRae (George) Perkins of1 h a d a t sense s of humor and entents. Den and JoAnn Boepi Jacksonin Hole. Wyoming. JessieJ laughed a lot.ot. and we all laughed CaiCaldwell and two sisters: Tony J. Basilisile Johnson i C n ol Hagerman. Idaho and wiin her. Shehe always had a very WeiWeichei and Glenda Norris. WENDELL-T,-T o n y J. Basile.81, numerou!}us grandchildren, great* bright, enthusiusiastic and a positive grandchildlildren and great-great-grand-* i j died Monday., Oct.Oci 14,2002, at hisi j ^ approach to life.life She was an expert £V. home. children1 and a numerous nieces and seamstress andan created beautiful L as Vegas, N e> nephews.s. clothing for familyfan and friends. She * The service} wiwiU be held at 11 tras preceded in death by her w a s d e v o te d to t her husband and ■ ■ ■ a.m. Tuesday.f, Oct.0 22, 2002. at, a 5. 1 daughter. Marge> lamily a n d w a s { Farnsw orth Mortuary Mo. Chapel.; JS always sen/ing others, id. 2 brothers and 3 sisters. She always took>ok good care of herself, ^ ^ B 1343 Souih Lincoln,Lir Jerome.* I will be a Family GravesideI She lived a veryery active lile. She ioved Visitation willU be b held from 6 *8 ' held at 11 a.m. on Friday, 10 play golf withi»itn Doug and her many pm . Monday and before the ser*: 16. 2002, at Mountain Viewr Iriends. Ruth lovloved to dress in bright vice Tuesdayly t a t th e funeral; »ry in Fairfield, Idaho with c o lo rs a n d it was wi always fun lo see home. iruce Whipple otficiailng. h er la test c re aalton. ik will be a Luncheon forFamily ^^B A completete obituary will Ruth is survisrvived by her husband appear at a latereter date. < p.m. on Friday October 10, Doug, childrerren; Richard (Sandy) She wasIt the Fairfield Community Borlase, Lass Vegas. Nev.. Jack Parents.Friends are Invited lo visa (Lynette) Borlaslase. Twin Falls. Idaho. Kenneth W.V. IMarshall ! Ashmead.) lamily lollowing the lun- Sydne (Larry)) Winborg,V Hyde Park, TWIN FALLS.L S -K e n n e th W. . There w I»______Ulah. & Lindaa ( (Dave) Smith. Nucla., Marshall, 77. of Twin’ FaUs died service )rialhe contributions may be ^Martin H. 'Mutz* ULWrman colo.: eight gragrandchildren, thirteen I Hospice Visions. Inc.. 308 ^ ^ B Wednesday. Oct.)ct. 16, 2002, at die October 1903^002I ' great-grandchi:hlldren: sisters Rhea Magic VaUey ReRegional MecUcal; Cemeterye St. E... Suile 1. Twin Falls. irman QQ n t Lundahl. Sacrarramento. Calif,. Delone 1301. p Martin Henry 'M utz' Liern Center. EiM nA.Dalos Pastor Bruc Filer, died W ednesday. OcDdobarie (Wes) Bailey.. Almo.A Calif., brothers There wii ’ Regional Derrall (Karen]sn) Petersen. Hyrum. Arrangement;ents will be! Edwin A. Oalos. beiov 2002. at Magic Valley F announced by' ReReynolds Funeral; at 12:30 p. B u h l Medical Center in Twin Falls,lis Idaho U tah a n d D eninnis n (Kaye) Petersen. broiher. lather, grandfi I 14 1 ^ Providence. UteUtah and sister-in-law. c — Chapel in TwinnFaUs. Fa ; □randlather. and I 2 0 0 2 , at t I Marlin was born August Church. Fr inir Deshler, Neb., the sonl 13. In Id won his ivic.rERIDIAN EgaJgan Kidd. 6 brothers. 2 sistersirs a n d Thursdby, Oct. they moved to Twin Fall young man. he wooed and grandchild preceded him in de ct. 17, 2002,'^ m em ber of St. John'son of Gina and sweetheart and the love ol his lile. 3 itie- Mountain Vieww C Care C enter in age 0 1 2 0 , while Garnet was a rancher and Church In Buhl. Eddy v« Anfiie Petras, They were m; In stociock raiser south of Buriey lo Kimberly, rade school,-he he Clover Lutheran Cht o n :nts will be .all who knew him lorfuture f bride and year!}ars. In 1966 he moved his or:o p e ra - Arrangements gentleness and his kind ■ebnjary 2. 1935. and for 6 y e ars, )n to the hills south of Hanseisen for announced byy PParke’s Magjc He entered the he was a devoted husbe age of 62, he wrote abo H e lother 25 years. He and A lic e Valley F uneralal IHome in Twin ences In World War ll.his return four wm o u ld g e t a twinkle in his ev at the 0 the Buhl area m e n tio n of h e r n a m e a n d tr oved to Boise when they relie lire d . FaUs. Eddy Is survived by h ai Ir love a B was well known in both the BurleyBi In 1946. In for each other never wavered years. Echo: daughters,he received a M )d Twin Falls communities foi Lopez of Federal Way. letn his spare lime. MartinIln p la y e d :tlve participation In many ore Michael J.'M‘Mike’ Hadley g. After retiring, trum pet In the Clover Bat Coral McAdams of TwinFalls. He was a Itions. A member ol tha Nallillo n a l file r - Michiichael J . '“M lke” Jam es L. (Pat) Oalos o< loved fishing and hunting. H e sp e - Svisory Cojjncil lor Ihe Bureas a u ol Hadley. 53, of Filer died hn's Lutheran dally enjoyed lishing for Stee Dennis Dalos of Brookinc e e lh e a d in ind Management for many yye e a rs . 1 f known by the! Columbia River. Every ] Wednesday, Oct.Cl. 16, 2002, at his Eric Dalos and Scot Id /X year, on I received numerous-award^s forfo his home in Filer, 3r his fairness, ^ Wendell: brother. Carl (Jl thehi day after Christmas, heI vswould go itstanding public service as we Ind heart. At the Steeihead fishing lor a week,}k. O n e ol well as The service wUl be held at 11 Buhl and sisters, GertIIbout his experi- j£ the Idaho State Multiple3 U s e ajn. Monday, Oct.,21 2 002 N.D., and Grace (Joe) E thesea trips, he was on ihe bo} o e ta n d lt )ct. , . at the w as his lob to cook lor the *n ivlsory Board and Forest Ser Clover Trinity LutheranLui Church Of Jensme. Also suwlvinc 8 P ‘TTKin’. so jvlsory Board. He was voted Ic V his wife of 56 Myron 'I he put on a huge pot of pcp o ta to e s , I the Rev. Mark ous devoted grandchers, Judy (Ray) M e ie r yc assman of the year In 1962 foi hiS i" “'ii'*' "i"' '>■ great-grandchildren. grabbedsv a bottle that he thouought w as itstandlrig accohiplishment = Christ ofHclatine.ng. Visitadon wUl ay. Wash., and » r r ‘ -u oil and poured a generousIS helping "'Ibe held from 4-8 p.m. Sunday, He was preceded winIn c Falls; Bons, ^ Ar assland (Arming. He was a m parents, one slster. Eila ontoh the potatoes, as it turnsn s o u t, |T of the West Cassia and Sn at Parke's Magic » of Twin Falls. W as SOAPI Needless to i tlonir I two brothers. Melvin a •6 /er Couniy Soil and Water cononser- V alley F u n eralral Home, 2551 experienced some serious Barry'Boepp anot Dalos. ® Barry Boeppic movetion Districts serving as their pipresi* Kimbuly Road,.TwinFaUs. Tv ••) A Celebration of Eddy- from the others for his error. Martin was a kind and geniintle man Tuesday. Oc Hewnt and receiving distinguishedid ser- In lieu of flowcowers, donations' held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, 'H o m ' L a m a r d " S K Coeur d'Alene. Idc and:e aw ards from eacn. KeI also e may be sent to First Choite 2002. at Reynolds Fun( with a stubborn streak, who wi pendent and taught his chlldrcIr«n n ho Funeral Servi activilonged to the Toastmasterss andi Hospice or thehe Filer Quick with Pastor Mark Lathar rved as their president, AiPast F ResponseTeam.I. John's Lutheran Church the same. He loved his wife, hhiS f?rS® Fflday. O cto b er 1{ zatioi ichlldran and ‘Hoss* Meier 46. ol Buhl ly and his friends. He couldId a iS s Day Adventist C Adviealted Ruler and oldest membe 0* A fuU obituarycy wwUl appear in a Inurnment will follow celulty at his home Ociober |o\ Snd Ind Pastor Ed Scherc LandI Burley Elks Lodge #1384, hewas e ' to^edidon. Memorial Park. Military be counted on to help a frle In danth hv his <^6 CUSton he laught others by his examS Ho Burial will folio heitrumental rei In ralslrig funds area Veterans and Auxllla s born June 24. 1956, In .thi S a n d Cemetery. Arrano oulsttlabilsh and build the Idaho E and cremation are undei•lie Akiand and c ln 'S a ^ H will b e m is se d by all w ho knitn®w and d,ection of C habilitation Hospital In Boise n and Mallord s. Idaho, to Leo and Rose lov |h« e d him. lo th PITAL - tion of Reynolds Funer leler, He orew up in Buhl, Su AdvisII as continue its financing throi^ - H O SPI Twin Falls. i Clover Trinity Lutheran theMartin is survived by hi I years. He was a member ol Idy's life will be Galen (Gail) Lierman, daiaTohtoT Dan Boe Advis MAGICVALLEY£YREGIONAi!^' jy, October 2 2 . ind graduated Irom Buhl we of^Rler 5 Twin Falls, Idaho, GrassS Church. Marilyn (Carlton) Daniels all ol Services will be held Saturdrday. „ MEDICALCLCENTER uneral Chapel lOOl. Alter high school he grandchildren. 11 great-grarandchll- Boepple. He grai outst F a ir fie li partnership wTih his brother 9 r< tober 19. 2002, at 1 p.m, atJt Some names areare iomitted at ih ^ I , |------;______h a m of th e V dren and 3 great-great*grai Grass t •• rch oHlciatlng. K tom farming business. Later dren. oil & p S T > f ^ a , bernsen o Mortuary Burley Chapel,;I, 321 patient’s request )w at Sunset i lor Tri Harder Farms and on ., Erhardt '^aley Medical Ceip p le Riverst Main, Burley, Idaho. A viewswing Dismisscdssed He enloyed snow skllnia, W>His parents, his brothers, I srvice Glen Clark of Twi ary honors by and Edwin Lierman, his-i Bl&ter worked as a Resppie, 39. of Meridian gallonbe pne hour prior to the ser\ Twin FaUs <11^. Services B. ^ hunting, tinkering in his Gertrude, ?*! one great-grandsb October 15. 2002. in «,®"t«;] interment will be in the fanamily Ider the direc- Ihls Bronco His greatest It in Pleasant View Cemeteite r y ,' ■■ helping family. Iriends. and his > lovely wile, Annie precedi Idaho, vice naralChapal. in de ath . ried his high schorvices will be held °®lon-ley, Idaho. wit In will b a d a u g h te r, K atie. > Tie lamily suggests donations ( Call 733-0-0931 parental anduroived be his parenis Leo peiFuneral Services lor Martin r 18. at Cloverdaie 7th held Saiurday. Ociober 19,20(1002 at a and a son. AndrewI Church al 1 p.m. «a»emade to the Idaho E t o s u b s c r „ _ and his broth} Meier, his broiher Arlyn the Urchin f’8 co-foundec labiiitatlon Center, P.O. Box 11 icrlbeto J- .L D A memoriaid his sisters Junia Kruse p.m. iy < at Ihe Clover Lutheren Ch leresky Is olliclating. " 8 Bi Flier. Idaho, wilh Pastor MarkTk ChriS Interactive Softwaillow in Dry Creek '^sirise, Idaho 83701-9958 In his memam- Tho Tlmes-as-N ew s...;;| ______Saiurday.I Meier:< his nephew Jason be X of the developed medica Clover Trinil1 his niece Melissa Kruse, and he Pastor Gary Ber)ed)x mgemenis are under ®®*ab 10:30 a.m.srous wi Uncles. Aunts, and P will e a c e L utheran C hurch In FileiHer offici*' ______if Cloverdaie Funeral j ^ k officiating. ating.lovi Interm ent wili b e held following foi H P P m flB B I services at the Clover Lutu th e r a n loepple was born In j*]0_y® Arrangemeproceeded in death by his C _ em ^ etery. tion of Parke'md maternal grandparents Ga 10. to Dan and JoAnn ^ ' Home ol Twin Visitation will be held F [raduaied from Gem « ® er other-in-law. Dctober Ma 16. 2002. Irom 4-8 i The family>rial sen/ice will be held on c e ij).m , at In 1981 and Irom the P® given to Fin. O ctober 19. 2002, at he dre Parke's Magic Valley FR u n e ra l herapy program at Hanse Home, 2551 Kimberly RoadId , Twin' -enter in 1982. Barry =ast h Clover Trinityinity Lutheran Church at •alls, tdaho. with Reverend Mark Christ ^ isplratory Therapist at R® ancIn lieu ol llowers, theI Ifam ily 3Spitai as well as St. and ir "^EM tdt^^Durail equests that donations be n^ademi to lical Center. He mar- Piot ii H mentsa are under the direc* h Ge' e C lover L utheran S chool Fun - . - E ^ V. Durafl, 90. a i ke's Magic Valley Funeral his ;hool love In 1984. A Burley >^:^;Falrfleld. Idaho, died C a m u i SArin t Falls. in d ). was born in 1987 The v“'}Oetober. -16. 2 0 0 2 , at W ily suggests memorials be ^ •ew. in 1988. In 1994. be n .;2:;>rRatlrement Cenier of T\ Carma Stai Logan, Utah led SUMMETRIC Rehab Hagerman =lrst dl Cnolce Hospice or heic ity Lutheran School. ware. Inc. where he Boise, i •a‘.'-&ttla;wat.bom on May IS. 2 0 0 2 . at I ical educational soft* ory. l ^ l c a l Cente_ - ancf^lh Petersen B orlase,^ Carma was rife, molhar. grahdmother.ti I . : • ■ I H H In Cedar City.IAGERMAN Puni.m and friend passad-' ■__ Arthur-Frank.i ifadnesday^Oetober 16,2002,e,-at the was on JuneStiplay 1 CroM oganguralnB ;* 'f»enabl»! a resident of ried LeslieItapley C Cross, age 74, ol v A Mflto ' Id Tuesday. Nev. Their maidied Tuesday, October nr-t, 1 Woodstone nized In the Bo ,-V. I Twin Falls. For many as bom March 11. 1926...... ■ y ktaylZ.-I&ta «?quaSyraIty. Utah, the daughter ol i„ lugfttof rt Ray S u rv iv o rsk.& ir Lula Tullls Stapley. It raaV e 14,1947, that she mar* Cross In Boulder City, ™ T)8 /tiaQe was later solem- BolseloSTenr^. iy years Carma was _ . raSofSSpoSfj, ■ r » include her.Ittjsband. wifa

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A l l i a ni ( c e L a n ed a n d L/ i i v e s t o c ki b u y s f' t e e d l o t JJanitor ex>ctinguishe; es fire TTie Tlnw-Newi ______' th e BJurleyui Butte Custom The Burley ButteI Ci ustom allowed to cccontinue, county offi- ^ Feedlot,t, ats 400 S. 600 W., west o( Feedlot was built before.e June 28, dalssald. at Heybuim Elemeentary BURLEY - Thee partnersp of Burley,f. Alliance Land and 1993, the cut-off date fofor which T he countmty transferred the Alliance Land andnd Livestock . Livestock>ck will raise dairy heifers confined ariimal feedin]ing opera- prior use perrermit to Alliance Land recently purchasedI a lO.SOO-head : on the feedlotfee to supply its dairy, tions were required to:o comply and Livestt^jckonSeptl3. HEYBURN - Elemeii c n t a r y ------:_ Wedlot in westeiitem Cassia Stokersai school students evacuateted the - . said. with the Cassia Countyty zoning The Cassiada County zoning ordi- ” d the valley Cdonty. “It willnil help the situation," •' ordinances. Because thele feedlot nance does: notn have a provisio(> ^school Thursday morning; aafter a ArOUnd tl ' The purchase doesoesn’t change Stoker sasaid. Even with the new existed before the ordinanance was that allows offidalsof to reconsider janitor ^ put out an dectricalilfire. f ------the company’s pJanjans to seek a acquisiticItion, the partners would adopted, owners do not>t have to or Umit a prior-use pri' permit upon “A wire on an old hiheater cjuised “no seriousser damage,” iJRrmit for a 9,999-hc)*hcad feedlot like to rairaise more heifers on the comply with the ordrdinance the transferr oro sale of a venture, sparked and started n mr inor Reddington said ooitheast of Dedo,, partnerpa Brent proposeded Decio feedlot. Stoker requirements. That gran'indfather- Cassia Coununty Administrator blaze," c, Heyburn Elemeilentary TJie nonh buik)uilding of Heybum ^ k e r said. The partrirtners bought said. ing of thc operation) will' be Tim Hurst »sai( id . ISchool Principal RRandy EJcmuntary Schocihool is 75 years old, Reddingion said. Reddington siiid.lid. •. il Janitor Steve Morin was5 cchang------G r a z i nSFG ON CAMPU:US ------ing a light bulb in the com ----- Up to0 100 room i; where the fire staned.s I s ; Is Saturday called for help, then put oiout the for Marilyn Howtoward j - f fire with a dry powder firee iexdn- BURLEY -An An open house for ,i;J steelhhead die guisher, | Rcddin^on said. Thrhe fire stiitc Superinteritendent of Public ij lastedIn: about 60 seconds, he saSUO- Instruction Marilarilyn Howard Is Students wiirc evacuarcd!d from scheduled fromom 3 to 4:30 p.m. in cannyon *the north building, where thtJic fire Saturday at 504)4 Riverside F Drive, occurred, and stayed in thee :south between BurJeyy andar Dedo. r? ? i| BOISE (AP)iP) - Up to 100 hmdi- 1>«building for about an hourr oats and aircraft since TomI MayN ing trip and wasIS expectede back | fas reported missing Suncnday Saturday night By'Mary Lou Potts previously,"y,” Moon said. “The pro- Standards St Achievement Tese s t , Boys and Girlss QC ub facility. nigl Ttme»Wew8 corrwpondenilent______gram linksts i the two communities light. His car was foundid in “ It could be anything. an; With Wiggins reminded the: 1board The board tabledts a decision LIni.Incoin County, about ei( together arand overall is a good that th Oct. 23 Is a planning d sight Alzheimer’s, who0 ccnildcc say,” said day for unril the school>ol district’s attomey niileliles from thc Libby Damllna ii daughter Jeanettete Fairchild.I BUHL - The Schoclool Board program.”’ teachcrs, te so there willI be1 no could review the proposal. nju-i, voted this week to ac mmake a dedsion,” Meiers sasaid, manager,’’ Grindsttdstaff said. “We ’ voted 2-1 not to renewV tlthe agree- kick in $25,05,000 toward the tennis- More 1 half-day planning «e:sessions • School resouwurce officer - Thc addiiJding that, “When you makeikc a arc the county mana,anagers." * ment for baseball and1 sosoftball. In court projeaea. The original motion are ar< scheduled throughou>ut the board is wridnglg ai letter to Sheriff deciecision you’re not goingg to Meiers called thchc IdeaI of having September, the boardI sasaid it had had been contingentco on a grant year yes to meet the ISAT assessissment W ayne Touslesley and County plealease all the people all thct a county managerr “tl“the most dem- .16 been told a decisionI h:had to be from the: IdahoIi S tate W ater planning pis schedule, said Wigsggins. Commissioner GaryG; Grlndstaff lo time,me.” ' mental thing” becaecause a county m adeat that meeting. Board, whichich was denied. •L* and proposal-Cally ParrottPi voice displeasuriure about the ded- Grindstaff Gr and MikesellI aare manager would not be responsi- .'•/ ^Moon this week preseiesented let- • C urrlcuiculum alignments - and an< Steve Kaatz presentsred the ston to remo'nove th e school toudjludng their experience in pubublic ble to voters. Poweowers reminded tics from coaches andnd parents Maiy Wigginjins, district curriculum board boi with a proposal for theth dis- resource officeririn i Buhl. officffice as one of their biggcgest the audience thathat voters said supporting the program,m. d irecto r, gave gi th e b oard an trict trii to donate 2 acres of)f land Hill said theIC county< said the assetsets. “no” to a county managermai back in '.‘^h e r e was a misundiinderstand- update on1 theth progress made to either eit by McCusky Parkc mmunity,” Mikesell said,d. “I uneleacd person1 In a position of agreement when the boai» ard voted wim the assessessments of the Idaho Sawtooth Sa' Boulevard to busulld a where. undeiderstand budgeting. I undiider- overseeing elected:cd offidals and standand grants.” “th at wouldn’t be a workable v All four candidates agreed diatd solution.” - urbaj•ban sprawl is a problem. But Mikesell saidlid a county man- ' Shelter _ ------“PJ“Plarining and zorung allowedred a ager would only be imi plenirating j CAftlnuedftomBl lott of o: urban sprawl In the pspast policy. County corcommissioners that involveses hosing the area, and night nig and fed and watered tth h e m . h a v e gone withoihout dean^ since andid it’s causing problerems would srill be making city administratorr Travis officerswoulIniversity of happcppen, but chances arc we’ll1 Ibe Washington, said thc fintlniMdfrtiniBl , ing in a schchool year already aga the characteris- against the ISAT tests Justt ncer/enni/er : ' \ . ■'•Adb:ate9 threo-'W eek.i«ks )y st ' S u M rlmtendent. e j Terrell t'all rp the and kind thingng,” said Chris pheneenomenon, called La Nma, . tM ISAT to.alloiUow.,time P o n iS t n ld-he:fiDds d l the timing test' a, is Sandmann con bee readiedra at 733r ‘ ' V*.; , Gillette, princip:ipal at H arrison charaivaaerized by wetter and cocxwl- 0931, Ext 237, orjsan . • f lr all students to talqes tbd; e .te s t oftfa^‘iMtMt6 ^ /•Ti Elomentaiy Schooum L “It’s probably er ten;temperatures. U M m o re woetafi t e measured uin^ icvalIe]f.com. 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Otter oDut-raises, , -spends Blinken caalls G O)P ] bus toi►ur ends irn T . F . t om i ight on donors ito TheTlmet-Newlaw« *______JiiJim Risch, secretaiy of statetc can- ner of Main Avenueitiue and Sun Val^y Democ)cratic oppponent didatedi Ben Ysursa and sup rono TWINFAIALLS - Republican tetendent of public instruc 1101 p-m.. Wood River BOISE (AP) - F • Republican Attorneyley during the Clinton help vetenI cti lo candidates: concludec( a fou rd ay hopeful he Tom Luna. The cscandi- .Bellevue - 1:1010 to 1:20 p m , Gieiut's incumbcnt Isi Districtrict Rep. C.L. administ:istration, received a for bus tour of SOIsouthem Idaho with a dates da are scheduled to speaka k a n d Git>cery. “Butch" Oner out-raised greater' percentagep< of her money BOISE (AP) - Dem.mocratlc barbecue andmd chili feed tonight be available for questions. • PIcabo - >:SS; to 2:05: p.m., Picabo Democrntic challerIenger Betty from indi\idividuals - $86,000 - 23 of Senate challenger Alan1 Blinken : in Twin Falls,Is. The Twin Falls Coio u n t y Store, • Richardson more tliarhan two-tchonc whom werewei listed as fellow anor- is calling on Idaho’s priv;ivotehos- The eventIt takest place starting Republican Party and Twinn ]F a lls • Carey-2;2S to0 2:402:41 p.m.. Adamson's during the crucial:1 ppre*election neys. That[jat com pares to $28,000 she piials and physicians to helph< with at 6:40 p.m. Republican Women will prorovide Texaco siatioa n. at thcTwin Falls R* :40 to 3:50 p.m., town quarter ending Sept.1. 3C 30. ' receivedll fromfi poUtical action com- the backlog of veterans1 awaitinga County Reput)ublican headquaners the food. Donations arc welc According to ftnanloncial disclo- m itteess during d the quarter. To medical care through the tc federal _ a t 326 Blue LakesLa Blvd. N. . ___ bubutnoti^uirBd.______------r ------•-Jeromc-4:15> lo-10 43S pjn., Jerome ------sures fiJod with-th-the-Federal----- d u te rRlichardsonhas-reccived ic ------— government.------Before this evening’s cvcnint, the CheeieCo. Election CommLvaon,in. Otter< raised ' more than “Some Idaho veteransnc ,.««/,,, Among thoslose cxpecicd to join u um $41,000 from organized cnndidBidates are U.S. Sen. bus tour is scheduled to hitt tht] e s e • Wendell - 4:500 lo10 5 pjn., Slmeriy’t, $289,(XX) during thee quanerqi for a labor orgaiganization.*;. wait times of two years 1 communities at these times:.: 280 S Idaho, total of $848,000 in t: instances to get an appot 16. U.S. R ep. M ike ountain • G oodJng-5:155 to I5 J0 pjn., Lincoln ■ n the election Throii^j^o u t the campaign. Otter DV. Dirk Kempthome, yjj• Stanley - 9:45 lo 10 a.m., Mou cycle. During th e same s time, • has also o with the Ve VillaRc. Irui. D outspent Richardson by E governor candidate , Richardson raised $117,000$1] for a nearly aa two-to^)ne t margin, w th Administration," Bllnk •BUss-5:50lo6pjii5 p m , Oxbow Cafe. total of $360,000 in thehe cycle.< expenseses at $536,000 to date to Thursday. “And there is oa chancc Just as importantnt ini thc final Richarson'on’s $286,000. that some veterans witlith a low I stretch to thc Nov. 5I clecdon.cit Otter In 2000,00, Oner spent more than priority classification ma;lay never n ^ lin^its bacLcker sues ciiity/county groupg reported a balance:e ofc $280,000 $1 millionon to become the successor get an appointment. Thehat’s not remaining In his camampaign trea- to RepubLiblicon Helen Chcnowcth, just a bad system; th a t's a BOISE(AP)-P )-Term limits advo- sheriffs sh< and school board asstssoda- that the assodationitions are “govern- sxuy, while Richardsodson reponed . who rettre*ired to keep a self-imposed crime.” cate Don Mor[organ has filed suit tions tio: of unconstitutionally usingu mental entities”>” aiand have spent $94,000. three-termrm limit on her service, Blinken said thc Idahcho vcter- with the Idahaho Suprem e Court more mo than $25,000 in public fifuntJs tax dollars on1 advertising'to at For Otter, money’ fnfrom political Republibllcan Rep. Michael ans facilities report anI I 82 per- alleging thatit associationss repre- to to influencei an election throuj)ugh a oppose Propositiontion 2. a term lim- action committees accaccountcd for . Simpwn,1, wv ho face.s political new* 'cent occupancy ratee w hile senting Idaho’so’s dties and counties political pol action committee. ■ its referendiun on thet Nov. 5 bal- nearly half of his quaijuancrly total, comer idEd Kinghom in November 'nationwide, private ruralal hospi- made illegal donationsdc to a polid- Morgan ^ wants the high couilun to lot. with $140,000 from1 btbusiness and in the 2ndnd District race, continued itals arc 60 perccnt empipty and cal campaignI againstaj his causc. - order ord die assodations and pcpoliti- The rcferenduirdum would undo interest groups. He■ alialso received his low-ki•key campaign, raising ’the private urban hospitlitals are . Morgan, aI PostF FaUs attorney col col action committee to stopop all ' ' the Legislature’s»’s repeali earlier $149,000 from indivilividuals and $83,019 duringdt the summer. He 40 percent vacant. who leads CiCitizens for Term advertising ad\ against his campaijaigtu this year of termirm limits estab- $28^000fpoRt the Idahoho iRepubUcan has raiseded more chon $280,000 in Blinker: also announcteed hrs Limits, accusesIdaho dty, county, LIn the lawsuit, Morgan arsigues lished in 2994 b y^'voteriniciative/ VOI Party. the cydee aand still has $45,000 in :support for congressional:II legisla- R ich ard so n .th e form fo er U.S. the bank.L 1tion that would allow vete.terans to receiveI both their retireired pay ■ ■ I » U and their disability pay. ■ ;] lYiji'ir CSI musiclicians perforrrm Sunday “ ------Tti«Tlnw»W«WB formancc:c of “The Strategic Air ngratulations! Youju've found today's's Millionaire Mononey! Commandnd March" by Clifton TWIN FA LLS-'Iheh e College of WilUams..s,. a{ w ork w ritten for the □ip only the bill /rom this.lis a d a n d sav e it to b id o nI greatg prizes like a car, boat,■oat, Southern Idaho Windnd Ensemble SAC BandId in 1963. The band will ___ restaurant ancind grocery certificates, and and Syni{4)onic Bandd willy> present then lum71 the clock back to the id much more! ____ a concen at 3 pjn. SunSunday in the 1600s an I NighL" The third workerk on the p ro S trauss’ "Die *' Nachi” (“The www.mosletsouction.cor gram will be highlightsh ts ftiom the Night”), l i I ^ J hiu IBioadway show, ‘'Cabaiibaret," writ- The Wim'ind Ensemble will con- SATURDAY, o a 19, 11:( IIOIMIIIM jtai by J< ^ Kanderond;nd Fred Ebb. elude thele concerti with Alfred Twin Foils { The Symphonic BandUld wiU con- Reed’s “WaWar March" and “Battle Aulos • Pick-ups • Truckr [dude Its portion of the program Hymn of thoVUdngs.”thc RV’s • ATV's & Equipmai T • T iwitfi a wwk bv the Ameimerican com- CSI faculindty member George K. Toking Consignmenis Doi i Iposer Ronald Lo PrP resti, his Halsell wilvill direct the concert. IHUNTS BROTHERS AUCTUT I C ^ L ™ ™ f f l i r - " - ! — 1 , 1^ [“Introduction, Chor;lorale and Admissionn isi^ a suggested $3 dona- ______734-2548 Jubilee.” tion to thele CSI Music Activities ~ Sponsoa-d by: SATURDAY, O a 19, 11:0 The Wind Ensemblele \will b c ^ and Scholarlarship Fund. For more J HEARING COUNSaORS |die seccwid half widi aI rousingro per- information.on. please call 732-6767. “Duka &Orok6 Wis«naii, TwinS u ; l £ ^(feRl 18 c u ft chest type deep freeziteze ■ RCA CD, tape, radio, SATURDAY, o a 19, 12:CX record player with speakeaker* • radio phonograph consonsole • Zenith 27^ colored ' Twin FoIU .coniole TV w ith rem otee (3 years old) • RCA VcTr - Hamiimmond chord organ with Twin Foils Police Dopt. b ench - Hoover a n d Klrbjirby upright vacuums • several-al ;small electrical kltclien flicyles • Compolerj ^ F ir e e ;r e r appliances • Singer cablneiInet efectrlc sewing m achine S a !f e i Many seized Hems BBIDROOM l PURNITURIR l . ' u Bassett 3 piece double bedbedroom suite with box springsngs and maitress, chcsi of HUNTS BROTHERS AUCTIOIONS V drawers, fils and hers dretdresser • Bassett 2 plecc bedrooroom suite with bookcase ______7342548 headboard, box springs,t, m attress, his a n d licrs dresserj. 6 . laura Gier Uving Esfott, Bui cane back chairs plus mateHatching china closci • early amimerlcan i desk • 2 rcillnen Appliances ^ • Bedroom Furnltniture f ' ■': -v-; • b rg c Horal c ouch • m atchItching coffee and end table - 2 modemn press luck rock- Collectibles ' • Sporting Goa>ods * • t B r " - ' K E r i ers ■ marble lopped plantant Sland • file cabinet safe •• 2 card tables - 4 folding Tifflu-NewsAd: 10-18 -HI^ j r e e zzer i I chairs • to u n d olneU c setlet tw ith extra leaf a n d 6 c h a in1 • storage cablru-t a MASTERS AUCTION SERW COLUCTBTIBLIS A SPORTINOiO I T I M S wvAv.moslefSQucllon.com D.P. T hiruport electric treadmilltrea • Bushnell 10 x SO blnoculinbln ■ Rosco 7 * 35 — ' jin o c u la n - nice H ohnerrr aiaccordion (at least 60 y e a n old)old - Hull vase • kerosene TUESDAY, O a . 2 2 , 5KX)n lam p • few h a n d m ade qui quilts.' crystal and art glass'*• crockcr bowl • l.liile Chief |Household • Tools • Anilqut '.ason! sm oker - cooler • old radiod io cabinet Consignmenis Welcome • Jerc FS-.. ' HOUSIBIHOLO MISCILLANIISOUS srom e O rnce supplies • radio • (rufruil ta n • picnic Item s • cold1 packcanncr-fi-w pj tliUds KLAAS AUCTION BARN loys and games • assoricdtfd I linens and toweU • electricc foodf( sllcer - ^rlack sets • ^. . 208-324-5521 cake p a n s • m ixing bowfls ls • freezer dishes - Corelle a nid d Corning< wan--uicnslls _ — • serving cart • C om m unit;mlly Service Silverware set forir 12I with caw - tlecanlcr THURSDAY, o a 24, T 1:0)O 0 am and canister sets - cullcry.‘ry • Slate plates - Harmony HoHouie China (Aiitlonclle Ridla/s Store, Buhl di-il){n) for 16 • plant stamlands • nick nacks • TV trays •- lugX'igc lu • af|{liaii> • craft -Fixtures • Furnishings ami Christmas items • nvnew Excallber food dryer • Mirro M pressun- cU8 D hB port.-il)li.' slMBle cylindUHA QHH UVINO I Dei W a c u Estate, Kimbwly^ OriginalII value *149.M SBSTATE ~ Sh'Shop • lopidory • Collectiblw f e ; ' I m C l Sporting Goods , ..y.. ; ; s d i M igrjg i d g g g TlniM-NMi Ad: 10-25 MASTBtS-AUCnON-SERVKI ' www.fno>l^wcHonxom' AUCTIONEIN E E R 8 mmm- ; ' ^ h r i i i t E n t ^ yOatama—^ —— - M t nf': . . 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Jerome]: Pet Pals wiidllhold —J e r o nME C o uJNTY i GOIURTS — adoptiorm clinic, op<)en house The Tlme » flJi Judge Thomas H. dismissed by proirosecuior; BanyWood. By EMxJe Thomas ReahM is I------District Coun In Jen>me Couaunty indud- M agistrate-Judge Thohom os II. , M argarita B. B. M N' artines, 25, 400 W. . Tlwe»Wew» eoff—poftpondwrt______H a gigerman < pet drive edthefoUowi^ W esley Ch«:had Wade, 27. 171^ j k Borresen. Sumbo Road. Blackfoot; Blad possession of a Chisholm DriDrive, Nampa; bat- 'l " Elisabeth A. Thomas.■s. 22. 82K controlled substhn•sthnce; use or poMeadon JEROME - Waggi htr« Win alto b* a pet supply M m nntft lery/domestlc':1c violence; pre-trial V Third Ave. E.. Jerome;e; driving uf drug paraphern igging tails and Tcnitenilary penil time, three Jusiin Kopkina. 20.. 2401 W. Lyle Lavcmem e Moore. SS, 232 N. 200 ddriving amended to following{100 ii close- Indeterminuie;use use or possession of drug , The dty of Jeromefne and Pet Pals Kitty' litter,liti old or new blankets in ; battery/domestic violence j have been working ( Braadway. Apt. 919, ColuinbLibla.Mo.;use W.. Ji^me; bs ly; $20.50 fine. $32.50 couru rt c o sts; puraphemalia; disnv[sse^^^px»secutor.disn lg on repairing goodd condition,ct collars (no choke . or possession of dr\>g parairfieihemalla; fail- amended to batbattery; SSOO fine. $300 sus- KM agistrate Judge Thomas H. BoiBorresen. Magistrate Judge B and upgrading the: animalar shdter cruins)Ins), rawhide bones, pet toys, ure to sio p ^ eld at a stop signgn; failure to pen d ed . $63.Sj3.50 courc cons; one year Barbara A. Smallwood, 36. I for the past couple! of years. More petIjrushes ijru ond combs, and' provide proof of insurance:cc; foiled to supervi^ prolrrobaiion; 90 days in jail, 89 i14, Hansen; driving under the In than $2 1 ,0 0 0 worthth of improve- Dicach. appear, Magistrate Judge! Thomas1 H. suspended, crccredit for one day served; $$750 fine. $S50 suspended. $78.:a l ' S civil filingsi ich. Bomsen. Magistrstojudiudge Thomas H. Bonesen. e Kement Alternative vs. I ments have been mat if costs, $40 public defender fee;;; rone yeor Risk M anagem. nade in the last peoplepie would like to make dona- Christopher R. Jones. 26.16. 419 E. D, Santiago BiI Bautista Cosio. 22. 117 „supervised probation; 180 dayslys in jail , Wendy Michelleelle Bassett. Seeking two years. Pet Palsi donateddo $3,000. tionss today,te they may drop sup- Jerome; failure to purchase/ie/invalid dri- Glacier Drive,IC, Jerome; failure to stop, j178 suspended. Injury lo a chilhild; SJOO St.027.67, plusI interest:inti $350 atlomey and the d ty covereded the balance, piioss offof at Hagerman Elementary ver’s license; failure to providvide proof of I«»vlng the sceticene of on ocddent amend- (jfine. $250 suspended; one yemciir Miper- fee.s. Plaintiff alle Jerome G ty AdminisiJiistrator Travis School,ool. Insurance; pre.trial conferenence Nov. 4; cd ioJnatienti»niive/coreless driving: $300 vvised probation; 180 days in1 jjiiil, l78 • for occounts assign*signed 10 the plaindff for Magistrate Judge Thomas K.1. EBorresen. fine, $250 suspespended, $63.50 coun costs, „ Rothweiler said. Those! Whowt donate on Saturday will suspended; Magistrate Judge;e 'Thomus collection. John P. Kemp, 18, 430 Fouo unh St.. N., probation (in fee. $40 public defender {;H. Bonesen. Brico of IdahoIho vs.' John G. Cabral. i:..Work was done usingus: dty and be signilgned up for a quilt raffle, Twin Falls; possession of a controlledi fee; *i* months’hs’ unsupei^sed probation; Seeking $10,217.207.20 plus interest; S1.(X)0 volunteer labor, andid nowr Pet Pals Rcrrestoshments will be served. substance; use or possessiolion of drug five days Inin jail, five suspended; a aale attomey fees, PlaiPlaintiff alleges defen- wants to show off theiie newly refur- ‘ Only’ petpe supplies - no cash - v/ill paniphemalia; underage constMumptlon of MagUtnwe Judfudge Thomas H. Borresen. Misdemeanor dismiss: dam owes for fuel.uel. bished shelter. boAccticcepted. alcohol; pre-trial conferencrnce Nov. 4; Fem ondo DiDlox-Romero. 30, 2045 E. Doreen M. Montgomcry^^U - a i6 E. SN S e n id n g} CorporationCo vs. Martin ..New additions to the shelter |______M asittnte Judge Thomas H..Bonesen. B 3600 S.. Wendsndell; driving under the AAve. C. Jorome: possesii^olof 0 con- Farms, Kristili H( eid em a n n , G re g indude a 4-by*8 niuraural painted by . . . Robert E. Kemp. S7. 49:197 H aw sey Influence: 180^BO-day driver’s license sus- titrolled substance; use v posseisession of Heidemonn, Joyeloyce Martin, and the doors to inside cages. The - Road. Winnsboro. Co.; inatteitentive/care- pension; $7500 fifine, $750 suspended. $40 didrug paraphernalia; dismissedI byb< prose.. estate of Kennetlneih L. Martin aetlng Loma Irwin’s 4-H dJub u t and placed M m al do loss driving: failed to appear;!r; Magistrate PubUc defenderder fee; one year unsuper- cicutor; M agistrate Jutlge Thailomas Ha -'-.through KristiI Heidemann.He Seeking 3R a newly landscapcaped knoll al !l»es milill be able to come and go Judge Thomas H. Borresea vised probailottlon; 188 days in Jail, 144 B.Borresen. ' $58,388.20 pluss interestini of $6,008.5^ shelter’s entrance.jgg mto thei runsn as they wish. During S a ra B. L ag le. 18. 416i N. 1 Third, suspended, erecredit for 46 days served; Amy E. Addey, E.E. N in th , $5,000attom ey fees if the m aiter ii c o » 1 2 2 0ufoot buUding badweatlather the animal doors can Jerome: theft oy receiving/p{/possessing exceeding thee s|s p ^ limit; dismissed by Ji lence; dis- elu d ed by default■ult and $15,000 if the -foot-by -fo conference prosecutor, M«,Magistrate Judge Thomas m JI3S moved from thele «old d ty rifle led shut to keep out the stolen property; pre-trial co missed by prosecutor, Magiuraicuie Judge matter is contesteested. Plaintiff allegea ramer said. ■ Nov. 4; M agistrate Ju d g e ThomasTl H. H. Bonesen. TlThomas H. Borrcscn. defendants owe^ forfori a promissory note. inbige and placed on)n as foundation Borresen. Luis Jaimee Enriquez-Domingus,E 20, .'a few yards east of ithe shelter. . A parv(rvo vaccination project is John William. Lamb, 30,26969E .600N ., 1S2S Highway:ly 26, Gooding; failure to BFelony sentenclngs ;^his building wasi repairedre and J? P™sreyess at the shelter. Valley Jerome; unlavrful entiy. pre-in-Olal confcr- purchasc/invaHersisient child suppon pluslus 676 percent ot cboSi 2 New cages were builtbui inside the dogsbrouiought to the shelter, Judge Thomas H. Borresen. failure to proviovide proof of insurance; violator; vi dismissed by proseisecutor; medical expenses;es;S330attQrDeyfee*. $; R e ite r and the cemeiment floor was * ne vaccinationsvac help stop the Angela R. Moon, 2S. 141 lOt10th Ave. E . dism issed byy p prosecutor; M agistrate M agistrate Judge Barry Wood. S late of Idaho0 ChildCh Suppon of parvo, a highly conta- Jerome; driving under thes influence:ii J**®*® ThomasIS HH. Borresen. Bnuidy Sue Erickson. 24, 32121 S. Fir. vs. Jeffrey Stapletoi Redone for easierier cleaning. 0 ‘ pre-trial cm ference Nov. 4;E Magistrate h Ronald W. Hi. Hendricks, 36, 833 Third ' Jerome:J< burglary; $500 fine,!, :$88.50 nation that defendfendant Is the naiunU •ipement nm s on the! outsideoi of the ild deadly disease among Judge Thomas H. Borresen. Ave. E„ Jerome;ne; driving under the inRu- c co oun costs; two years' delerminatMte peni- father of Jeffreyry LynnL) Supletoa; S127 ^shelter are being comompleted now. iving been vacdnated for Kellen W. Morris, 19. Z67(i707 M onis ence; 180-dayy ddriver's license suspen* tentiary to time, five Indetermrminate; monthly suppon,R, plusp lOfTperceat of ^even animal runss onoi the north P ^makes ° the animals at the Place, WUden Inattenilve/carareless dri- tlon; $750 fine.:le. $500 suspended, $78.50 M . child's m a ^ t S expense*:exp S2.G67 h r a ^ d e and seven on the south side more adoptable, Kramer vlng; pre-trial conferenceee Nov. 4; coun costs; onene year unsupcrvised pro- ” ^v en ’'Duono^lu'^6., < 600 S. prior period; $363>3 attorney at feei. Nta^strate Judge Thomas IL Boiresen.B< ballon; 180 day*ays in Jail, 175 suspended. Fillmore, Fi No. 1. Jerom e; aidlng/a1 iof the building aree attacheda by Jose Ju v e n ^ Ortiz, 26. 145858 Highway Separate case:e: urned body foun(Lind in ru ral Highwayly :33, about 11 miles west Cassandra Evllia Reyes, 20,2i 509 N. «««». « 0 public)llc defender fee; one year (I GGarage Sale Contintinues Y u n d e r th e supervised proba SJefferson County laist st' week was a of Rexbuburg. His car’s tie rod Lincoln, Jerom e; driving ui obation; 88 days in jail. 50 ^ This Friday & Sati^turday, I8TH & I9TH,, I0 H am-4fm ^ ^tranded motorist fromfroi Rexburg snappedj ssometime late on Oct. 8 influence I (excessive); failureire to Slop, ^ h o died of carbon mcmonoxide poi- or earlyy COct. 9, said Olsen, and ,leaving the scene of an ocdderlem; failure ^ M o r er lN e w & U s e d I te m s to purchose/invalid driver'sr's license; The H 1 T!mes*News: 5 « n in g . Dickersonon apparently dedded to unty Sheriff likely Igrignited the car. Three |prM rial conference Nov. 4; MagistrateM r”“ ““ %lair Olsen. huntersI foundfc Dickerson’s body Judge Thomas II. Borresen. ■' Investigators are nonot sure why in his chartarred car on Oct. 10. William Trujillo, 63. 40S05 G lacier ■ Trendy K: " D a il e W hi i t e Ml o t o ns ( H o t S p e M i Cars ccost less inn Elko. We'’'ll prove it’tf I w A L L NVEIV 2003 V-/- 8 . Toyota3 4 Runnerss j I J u s t aarrived!

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; p u s h Ccampaigipis for brcrother Je‘b Candi(idate pulls; adsi with ecdited comrrments ; BOSTON - Repub)ublican gubernatorial (from o th e r stiUes." ^^TLANTA (AP) - record on education in s new candidaie Mitt Romni[nney said Thursday that O’Brien's aciual stotemenilent was: “We’re > 4 IjQther in an unexpect Presidedent again aids tdevision S commerdal thisi vweek. his campaign had pulpulled an ad thnt edited rni)t going i)ul 10 get big Fon-onune 500 com-' ; ba^e for re*elecdonn asa rlo i^ a r^ i - • The Bush brothers w ere> Ihigh- ■ his Democratic opfspponent’s comments fpunies 10 mmu hero. Tliei oronly way we’re ! V r governor. President BushBu is top- r lo n (rida governor S5lighting education with an about business. g»ing lo ge t th e m 10 m o v e* hhere e is with cor-; I ' plbg off the state GOP’scarh-GG . . , E appearance at an elemenentary ■ aincd national recogni- |iixirnte weifiirc, wilh give-aw!-away program s.; paign coffers with anoOilOtherSlmU- 111 t l g lghtened race schoolfc in New Smyrna Be H of the Salt Lake City \Wc hiive smiill companiess thatth are ori the ’ lion and dashing throug:)ugh Georgia Fla.Fl said the wrong version vvcrRc of crLMling neiv lechncimologies to ere-; to aid the top o f the tickicket there. record-breareaking campalgn-cash Democrats are trying to0 raise: lg Democrat Shannon aate new iherapies to helpp ppeople. That's ; The Florida ^ b e mnatonal a t con- drive this I yate appearing .sny, expensive o than trying; to lure these; there in 20 0 0 , a defeateat that cost Daytona arearea in his Ilth visit as president’s pr retu rn as evidi tion as ihe head 3Utof to get big uinosiuirs diiioMHirs d fn iin o th e r sla tes to come here.” ; him the presidency. president; to Florida, and a 12th that thi Governor Bush was “puslUshing Olympics in 2002, sai * 1A poll this week sho'showed Gov. couldocairlur before Nov. 5. the thi panic button” in the fiercefi of the ad showing ] J»b Bush in a statistica:ioU tie with The Whithite House closed the contest. co Florida Democt O’Brien hod been se Democrat Bill McBriBride, who fund raiserir tto the news media, so Party Pa Chair Bob Poe called the ' « tions. defeated former A / ttorney there wos> nno way to know what trip tri "an attempt by the I The withdrawn ad General Janet Renofno in last Bush wass i telling nearly 1 0 0 brothers bn to prop up a campnpaign ing an Oct. 1 debati month’s primary. AV BBush loss donors insnside. Almost all of that th< is bumbling, stumblinglg ’ "We're not going out t?«uld deeply embarrass■ass the pres- Bush’s 64 fifund raisers this year fumbling." fui idfent, an d cloudI hisi own have beenin ' open to the m edia; “Jeb Bush is locked in aa i pfpspects for reflectiondon in 2004. The WhiteB tHouse shuts reponers race ra< with Bill McBride.” Poe * state carries a richich cache of out when susuch events are at pri- “Bush “B is vulnerable and fadrdng an * Z7 electoral votes in ithe next vate homes,es, as Thursday's event embarrassing em defeat. That is why ( pKsidential el^on,, up from 25 was, th o ugh ^ it has not explained he he is seeking a life prese: - »: UC2000. why. frofrom the President of the Ur The president opeipencd his McBride et attacked Jeb Bush’s Sutes.” Stt f D em s reiedirect m iliilions r ! |:omprqjDject to canmpaigns r^WASHINGTON (APAP) - The Despite the th cash infusion, the . Democratic National CoCommittee DNC beganin October far behind began October with justjus 55 mil- th e Rcpupublican National lidn to spend on the! elelection - Committees inii ready cash for the and that only after• rererouting final stretch W\r tch before the Nov. 5 mwey that was supposeosed to pay election, for its new headquanlarters. Its The RNC1C began the month Republican counterpart)art started with $30.77 million n on hand, all tKfe month with $30 million mi on but $1 milliillion of it in limited h ^ d . “h ard monv tlthe presi- RNC plannemed to spend the $1 j dent is now on the roadlad nonstop million onits its building. g raising gazillion amom ounts of The DNCZ staneds October with H money and lhat we neveever aspire $14.5 millionion on hand, but $9.7 H K These woi ials, as w ell as to match Republicanss didollar for million of that thi is in its building H dollar because we don't.i't need to, fund and canannot be spent on the ■ H many, mar ■e w aiting a t but wc certainly needid t to make election. Thathat left $4.8 million for ■ se Come arti suce our candidatesi aiare well- the partyto to spend on the dec- H H the Animc funded and that at Jeastlea they tion, $1.5 millionmi of it in hard H have enough to get theiriir imessage money the partypi can spend as it f o r n e w h 1 out," DNC spokeswomaiman Maria wishes, -Trucker" Is a 9-week old, onderful anim al Tnmtmdnk.UblilbbMhri ! j Cardona said \Vednesday neutered male Leb/Hountl cro nHn.MMMoiiniii lay. ^ ' But th e financial fi disparity nei ™*'- a n d n e w At least three major(or donors doesn’t nece!cessarily spell doom Please make lile easier loro r any others, are responded to the plea. BilBillionaire for the Democmocratic lion of thatt raisedn at one dinner campaigns and Bing hasas (given at headlined by b; President Bush. ■ ■ a new frie least $9 million. - The DNC hasas raised at least SllO H l j The third donor, NewswebNe million, t o d a y ! chief executive Fred Eydiychaner of McAuliffefe and: Cardona both ! i t , i f Chicago, wrote a S33 rm illion say the Demcmocrats will have all B check to the cummittiittee last themoneythethey need for the dec- month after giving atit li least $1 tion and a renovated rci headquar- million for the building’ prproject. • ters. i e n d Clinton will1 jjoin black halall of fame U TTLE ROCK, Ark.-•k.-(AP)- expected to> attendai the Saturday Bill Clinton, oncc fam far ously night event. described by author]or Toni The honorir isi in recognition of Morrison as “our first bla(:)lackpres- .B ill Clinton':in’s appointm ent of ident,” is being inducted:d iinto the blacks to highigh l e i ^ in both the Arkansas Black HaU off FFame as state ond thithe federal govern- ^ 1 li an honorary member. m ent, and also al: his post-White The former presidentnt will be House effort:Tts to fight AIDS in I the' first non-black recognognized in A frica and d the Caribbean, < ^S[wi»'baiiadulf,spoyed - 'Ulndy'ISflsnlM,lall, spayed the hall’s lO-year historyory. 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Tickets, which are $2 965^827. i2l'L^d° C V l l l reservecved by phoning (800) 965- $27, can be reserved by pi onlineor at http://www.dck------^ Saturday siSmiths Tix at (600) 888-TIX:S " in g c i s i r ss r I T E n ' phoning Smith’s Tix at (I(800) 888- -K - /mfTMHNBT H b.com or at A tkinson’s' n XX. -Hje Zephyr Q ub i jtives will play from 9 »,« “SSYJS st in-Ketchum.-The Big Easy— a.m.-at Shakers,-826~ n N EO '■------Tonlght^Bobe at 301 South West Temph 1180 Blue UUfc kes Blvd. N. • •It House is located at 416 S. Highway 81,81 Decio. No cover « Next to CompuuputtrConntction The Strokes willill |play the Big- S t charge. Easy Concert Hou:ouse at 7 p.m. Nov. 1 6 -Utah T(Tonight. 734-1-1 3 0 0 Ticket.erfonn at able by phoning (80 30-U tah Satorday The Swingtones will pla} «««, MON-THURS} 6:006:( AM^:00 pvt'. ■ (800) 965^827, ' ™ ^ Brick’s in Salt Lake Q ty i «“ y Fni-SAIftOO;OOam »11:OO pm . ; online at http;//3://www.ticket Doveses will play Brick’s in Salt Tickets, which are $20, d the Nomads will play lislistenin^'music from 7-10 pp.m. at web.com. or ut Atkinkinson’sM arket ' Lake?*::^ty at 7 pjn. Tickets, which reserved by phoning Sm .m. to m idnight at inKeidium.TlieBig] 5. can be reserved by phon- k*« {< inrar. S p an b au err’s a Barn on U.S. ^ -^"T-y-y-rS lig Easy Concert at (800) 888-TDOC Brick’sksislocat- Highway 93 House is localed at ■416 S. Ninth g f lith’s Tix at (800) 888-TIXX. ed at 579 West 200 South. 93, east of Jerome, S t I is located at 579 West 200 Cover charge!se is $7. Call 324-7366. ►I Single Searrch Greaterriaqhdt, South. » is now open and ready N ov.l9-U tah » ly to help Idaho singiu findI thetheir match. u , Tonight-Utah Beck WiU play Kingsbi ** FttuundlM: SuemsMyt Quiet RJot will perform per at Salt ^2-U " tah lange will play from 8 'yatine. XntrrpmiturMyazine. •USSKTodaytifttSfl r on the campus of the Univ » CSS. aiufev9vc/i/ie laigui mic/iimi/Qy urviees Lakc City’s Riu Clublub at 630 pjn. !T will perform al the Saltair Utah in Salt Lake a t y a t: t at the Pioneer Club, **_ vUaintfieUS I Tickets, which urere ;$20, can be Resortt inii Magna, Utoh, a t 7:30 a-ly Road, Twin Falls. » l Cm inl by ■ m«Rii|riifc covnwlor offufllvtnHyfeNemh. ufll« Tickets, which are $35, e>i«I)ll>hcd In I911M, I reserved by phoninging Smith’s Tix p m- Tickickets, which are $17, can reserved by phoning Smi I, Fintllhccnnpaiihkiunncr yixi'nkilnuuf Imn local door. Heartbrcbreakers' and Jackson etweb.com, or at Atkirkinson’s *766, onlinele ati http://www.lda- j g laoaMT-r.oc':00 tM Brownele will < perform at the E Market in Ketchum. Thei £Big Easy hotickets.com,m, or at Paul’s Market J l f j ’ I 9'^ffW (ines tfiroiyfwout ut tfie store! ]' Tonight and Saturd bl the Salt Lake a ty sub- Concert House Is locatedI aat 416 S. in Hailey orr Albertson’sA In Twin ^ “" t a y , „ S b “West w . Valley City at 7 p.m. Ninth S t Falls. 10%offenixies&^ v ic6uSjwsa&itgins' ^ ■ Cobalt Blue will^ pplay from 9 Tidcets,1, whichw are $29.50, $49.50 pjn. to 1 ajn. at Thehe Oasis, 1007 and $55,>, canc be reserved phon- "Iwf I uwMttr taw Sidewal^Saleia& Blue Lakes Blvd. N., D ec.8-Bolso Oct. 26-UfcU tah ^ 'i., Twin Fa|Is. Smith’Ith’s T « at (800) 888-TIXX. CamQe!J(fduetion.imSa& ii'. No cover charge. Goo Goo Dolls will playpi the The Bellamymy Brothers' will per- The E CeCenter is located at 3200 » (Preview Cfinstm . South Dectecker Lake Drive. Pavilion on the campusi oof Boise form at theE E Center In the Salt stmas i Tonight and Satuntiffday State University at 7:3:30 p.m. Lake City subiiiburb of West Valley •friyi/earttitdbtanuliimlnjniffiirrt/m. Tickets, which are $28,, $32$ and City at 7:30< p.m.p. Tickets, which ] ' Cold Shot will playly ifrom 9 pjn. NoV. 8-Botea - S4JS?^J3O0‘E.,0Qm6a^*^•423-4401 -'^T ■ : M l a.m. at Honker's $38, can be reserved by’ phoningp are $19, can be reserved 1^ phon------r's Pj^ce, 121 no DDoubt,o Garbage and Selea A Seat ar(208) 426-1>•1766. ing Smith’s Tixnx at (800) 888-TIXX. Founh Ave. S , Twinn tFalls. Cover DJstJIlersers will perform at the I duu^is$3. I The E Centerer Is located at 3200 7 Idaho Cerreriter in Nampa at 7:30 ^ ^ South DeckerT LakeL Drive. ^ p.m. Tick«ckets, which are $35, are N T R I Saturday-Utah avaUable:le by phoning (800) 965- N o v .2 7 - UIttah ti g ' D riv e d Truckei«I wiwm perform 4827, onlinline at http://www.tick< .» at Salt Lake City’s’s ^Wyndham etweb.coicom or a t A tkinson’s Tonight SheDoisy’ vwill perform at X ,• Hotel at 10 p.m. TickiIckets, which in Ketchum. The Idaho Pocketchange will playy trom 9 [all on the campus of M are $10, can be reserverved by phon- . C ew erisis locatedl at 5000 Carrity p.m. I to 1 a.m. at thefie Iron ' h ' Universit'sity of Utah in Salt X X))888-TDCX. Blvd. on Nampa’sNa east end. 1Mountain Inn, 325 W. High^lhwoy20, '^ ^ t .C i t y a,t t J 7 30 p.m. Tickets, M ^ D e N a m i R u b b e■ r Stamp ! Nalional Instnstructor ■ ,. ing Sndth Tix at (800) which are $25, S Hie Wyndham Hotel1 isb located at Fairfield. 5, $35 and $40, can be X ^ CQjsses: Bllaes. Daisy Extrjv■jvjgjn/j, Chrismus & AU OcciOccasion Cards reserved by phphoning Smith’s Tix J | 215 West South Templepie. Nov. 1 1L-Bolse - at(800)88»-TKrDDC. X ] G unsNN iRoses will perform at T' o n ig h t !>l8counts • Ldtifibi i Saturday-Utah the Idaho10 Centeri in Nampa at 8 G & R Express will play required • (^ 1 (o c in fo raii^ p.m. to 1 a.m. at the RaL ’Z n l Dec.l-Uteltah S '.■i*.. .XSiHV: X Creed and Sevendud u K WiU ptr- kets, which are $29.50 and F Lounge, 113 Broadway Ave.A S., Jo e Nicholsjl8_w_lllDftr£opm-ai v form a t Salt Lake Ciritv'< DeitA $39.50, canan be reserved by ^on- I [ For Great Stitchin’n’ Stampin' & Scrappin’ sheshop S ; Ceater at 730 pjn. Tid 0) 965-4827, online jit Buhl. E Sandy’s Stationton in tne Salt Lake w k S38.50 and $48.S8 .5 0 , c a n be httpy/vrowww.tlcketweb.com, or at City suburb of Sandy at 8 p.m. 9 Tickets, which in .y <=Sc!U£37L£.. '■ reserved by phoningng (801) 325- n’s ‘ Market In Ketchum. Tonight I and Saturday Ich are $14, can be Wt ^EAT or online at http: iho C enter is located at Country Classic’s will pla-Iflv frnm reserved by phoningphi Smith’s Tix 9‘ 132 Main North • Dowswntown TVIn Foils • 736-72i56 irrity Blvd. on Nampa’s 8 7 t ^ at (800) 821-1101103. Sandy’s Station ttzauttrxoni. Hie Dde 8 p.m. until midnight a MMM»<»rt Housa at e $15, can be reserved by C & R Express will playay from 1 8 ; S 7:30 p.m. Tickets, wwhich are ■■■■■ $13.S0, can be reservedv ^ lw i^ io n - iilg (800) 96S-4827,'i7,'oniine at H H U p [ O P IE l V H[OUSi E http://www.acketweb.cib.com, o r at' ■ j V T i. Atkinson’s Market inin ]Ketchum. H iljgyH l The Big Easy Coricefteft House is . 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I' job interviews iindiin« a police inves- Ad^d.im Thoms Andregregg’s, Potato Head if you mimust, but hav- Rated PGPG-13; language. 1 hour,r T ^ ^ T S5 N O W O NJ SALE I tigation aboutlUt her missing adap:aptation of Jack Weyland’s3 , ing vegetables dressss up and act 57 minutesItes. boyfriend (Chaiharlie Hunnam), nove,vel about the romancc like humans has alwaysal been who vanishedd a an d broke her betwcween a Mormon and a Gentile hard to resist. Whenenirrcverem 'My Big I ^ edibles tell sly jokes g Fat Qreok W edding' hean two yearss euearlier. Benjamin in SalSalt Lake City. With Heather M Nia Var.ardalos* autobiographical Bratt co-stars usIS a detective, und Beersirs and Jeremy Elliott. RatedI names like Archibald , and Bob the Tomato, I man stage play about Zooey Desclianel:lel is an ende,iring PG. up Greek is transfigured sccne'stcaler asIS tHolmes’ college away with almost any teaching kids to dc lushy, overcooked ethnic pal. The end twiswist is nn big sur- ‘F omrm u la 5 1 ' with culcure clash jokes prise, but Gag thing. Now we haveve 'Jonah: A i l ™ ;aghan musters . reshness date expired 30 enough suspensense and red I,it- ^ I crime caper offering nothingng VeggieTales Movie,’ ;and what a „ : unpleasant commotionI - pleasant surprise itt iis. This ani- ;o. Vardalos, however, is rings to keep viewersvie suessmfi. I as che glum, withdrawn PG-13 for drug1 nndar ulcoh,>l con. d, crude d waste;tes the talents of Samuel L. cancel each other 011out. Written hokum, way too10 calculatedc and Jackskson and Robert Carlyle,e. and directed by Phil1 ^Vischer and contrived, especijECially for a film whosetse respcctivc characters in Mike Naivrocki. 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It’s guage, sexual contcmem and some 's ed by Brian K oppelelm an and # ScSchool Tours I Oc^^PI I Cenfer drug use.) three of those versions weree David Levien. (1:31.. FR, for vio- M Welcome silent: andai the most famous adap-V lence, language and sisome drug M ' tationfl ofc all was m ade in 1939,>, use.) ‘Barbershop’ likely’ beforebi even the parents ofif 326-4935 V ; . A w arm an d wise wl comedy. currentnc stars Headi Ledger, Wes • I : often uproariousiS butI with an Bentleyey and Kate Hudson were^ 'Moonlight Mile’ • underlying seriousnusness, set in a born. ThisTi epic tale of military vintage Chicago bsbarbershop, a action1 anda romance is not onlyI Writer-director I traditional gathcriiering place for set in thethi Victorian worid, it’s key^ Silberling’s inspiratioi for ,| African Americanran males. 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f i^ O R N E M GGLINE r ? , I S torxsQ u oTTE t l a g l e s hlead toDUtahI with rreveng? e i n mi i n d By Joe PalPaisley Lake - will be determinedned this weekend. .U u Tlme»-Nevtows writer______csSI volleyba•all plays foiDr right The.key will be CSI’sI’s team defense, an ^ Itwillbelik(i i k e o l d TWIN I . area Stroud focu.sed onI thisthi: week, N FALLS - Revenge is Very mumuch oh . “If they hit it pa.« ourur block,I it's a kill,” the mind!ids of the College of Southern!m Idaho | 0 I S- home wet^eCK. voUeybnll Stroud said. “If we blockck it,i we vnn it. And mil team as thc Golden Eagle:gles flew ) liost regio)3nal toumaian^nt lately we haven't beenin blockingb so well, % A south onm Thursday.1 •s ■ We need to be more aggresgressive at the net" 7 7 The bigbiggest w c^end of the regulaular sea- Stroioud. “Stnmge things can hathap- But this weekendsnd io A beyond hosting son has; arrivedaj for the No. 13 EaglesI.W .\»w. pen on the roadid.” the district toumasu CSI has strong net players pla< in Amanda CSI (22-4, S-; J- —SanFnTTidiTUJSfo Gumls take on1 i:12th ranked Salt Lake Comm 5-2 SWAC) will need som« “They came inn aaod-'itebarTassed us in Santos {2.2S blocks a gami;amc), Jayli Jackson T K “ Salt Lal^ e (20«, 5-2) and CSI tie^ (1.14) and Keri Coats (1.05).(1.0 Santos leads f:; nuHutspr Dusty 2 at 7 p.m. tonight and No. 2 our house so nownoi frt*n going to go do State College at 3 p.m. Saturda In the standing!Igs, the Bniins u t to bost^^^Bittothem J ."M t Mid. *7t^ revenge the conference easily. But the problem is, i* pltiyingafo,Vonetimeor In thee balancct is CSrs chance atthostlns hc So, CSI need!ds to beat Dixie State* the defense behind hasas notr always been n and the Br\iins. UVSC able to get to many of the spikes that get anotherxalhj rth district Region X V ni toitourna- College again How much CSlCd h i t progressed since L tn iSather than Salt Lake, must defeat SaSalt Lake to ensure that 4 tbe low pointt ol of •easot) > a five- . through or around theie blocks.t CSI has 2 ; ' everyone on the•Attffls'Staff Al “I’d mumuch rather play here at horhome to die Eagles host>t game loss to UVSCC SSefiL 26 and an embar- struggled against teamsi asa s strong : up front get to the he national tournament,” saidaid head “TTiere’s still11 ja chance,” Stroud said. rassing sweep at: ht. 28 by Salt Pleasilease see CSI. Page 02 D iiistrict socccer cournarI nV’0 nts I'ODAY’SSCHE-lEDULE &llege volleyballII c r Sail Lake cc,:C ,7 p jn . L allege baseball g Burlley ^ a ll Select Toiirnirnametu at ? ^ o o dh ’ k i(c k s l ]lif tB ]• a i i n j i ^ t l e r Field M o n ta n a vs. Utah; 1,1 ,1 1 a.m. r i p T^' % ^ v s .U ta h l, 1:30IOp.m, p l , t . '. boys soccer I burieies . iw o n tan a vs. CSI, 4 p.p.m. W l school fbotbal^11 t a k e s ^Schedule on page J>4 ;s 4-2 victory W tchool boysI soccersi o v e rr !Skyline Jeroi>me ^Clats 3A DistriI t r i c t F our By Bly Ganlamer I By Joe Paisley ?® e clo a t T he C Co om m unity TImefrNewi»W8 writer I TMnFalbiHg Thwas Naws writertw ______; M ool. 4 pjn. toy* sect ^ u h l at Magic Valleyley Chrisdan, TWIN F BURLEY - The Jerom* . I FALLS - Two goals by I MaytrRk William “Pooch” “I Leonard lifted I *K«y defense bent,t, bentb and bent to ile r at Wood River,er,4p.m. > the Twinn 1Falls Bruin boys over I ■bootii, again before finalinally breaking « i < ^V endell at B li^ 4’ p.iP-n». ■ the Skyliniline Grizzlies 4*2 in their I tottom.a, tu t Burley girlsIs utook the first of ' Jm school girls soccerso s a District-ict Four-Five-Sbc playoff I Myflnt'st, what could be two or matiy steps - to the state toumamamentwitfaa44 gC[aM 3A Distriitric t F o u r opener ThursdayTh afternoon at I INM- Asccnsion>n 1Field. I win over Jerome. iM iseltl(•II Senior Lis Hogg]oggan scored twice Svendell at Dedo, 4 p.m.,i loser . Peterson and Tom I Wonderlicllich also netted goals for I eeOMaat■t and assisted onin a another goal iq ______thc Bruinsins (6 -6 -S), who advance I RkNMdC\ta k t the Class 4A DistDistrict Four-Five to play No. No 1 seed Highland on I for the talK«n Tournament socc«Kcer game as th« ‘I: ^ host Bobcats ^openal-Ohalfr < i[& B R IE F Saturdayf irin Pocatello. I tforlr«t)M Nick Rullule scored both Grizzly I . time lead withI threethi second-half ■ Vv saeondhi goals. nrtner BruinsIS S tar Falls came out strong ; ttolrdUtiiitrtct “They domlnat'nated the second Vr Jterson attacking the tMtnamtrtffit half,” said Jeromrome coach Vine® ‘ i Bads NW Nazar a r e n e - loal with two close shots CUM . Gibson. “We playiilayed them pretty niVALLA WALLA.V. Wash. - in th e fifirst minute alone, Thursday even in the fitnth ha alf." !; Ejnner Twin Falls High[igh standout Peter.sonn broke away in the ; ' Indeed, threea ccrossing passes ^gccer player Greg Kcsitester scored fourth minilinute with what looked ) * skittered acrossIS tlthe Burley cone • goal in cach halllalf to lift tobeagoa;oal, but before he made I Aseantlod'on but the Tigerr fcforwards wer* r* (fj^ w e s t Nazarene UniversityUni to the kick,, Skyline’sSl Garrett Jones I H i ^ ^ ^ H r F W d Iq Twin^ unable to convimvert a scorli^ - •J? * 0 victory over hostho W alla blocked thc[he shot attem pt ■ t»ifvin d ia n c e o u to fit.. College on Wedne:inesday. Skylinee ppicked up the momen- . 1 Fans won,^ Nerves gor th^the'iM t^ of tb^ > .a, JN te te r also scored twi ’ Bobcats in the finfiw half.H £«glefl head coach andnd fonner beard peop]gle all .over raving g **1 realiseIse things that | * n . Olympic hitting insiInstructor about liudtfe do. and I realise ' a& ^lk er wm leadd'hitting. ! . “Nottobe U w d e - a 14-time AUr |MniMOM dtingsthatl be rude or anything, ■Mtwo-time MVP and at I don’t want tb Iwt Dvo mad. OM R that win pay htei $19.;?,* hostage, sq to speakeak. 1 heyh»mti. ^ Uonnation^ chdck leenme.*!;' tied to decisionsnsthay i need thabWest Coast’vs. ^^No N more. Star^^Sacw mmoxri^u/atMetics/ttqsAt n id ,EQBoon)erWalkerat73 >“ “SSLiwaawod- ;«BBe«<&n; l»ie the , and 22.4pointa.anda^ ’ CofflpMftomaMM npM ' coii^failwlrMdyideep.*f- ’ Plessei»MlNnMHr.PaIgB0 D5 • uon. ^ PleaseseejM .■ ■ ■■ . toFals,MalM Ridq', Octotor• r IS,3 2002 SportsJ

= 1 Woo()d Rive winstto split: leagues title Jeromee girls hbeat TTw> TlmM Niw» Vfinico trailed in the ------Bufjhl gets top.seedI hby winning coinntoss n meet with 75 points. HAILEY - Woodxl ]River eomed {iris, Jerome won since a split of the Sawt Great Basin), coach Bre:rent Clark ' It was the second stn best to try and go on to state,” he hnll, put it, “the wheels kinind of fell Tm scscoreless game for die pun-•. j«m,j for another match. Ancnd the • and Jessica King eaceach had eight Kimberlyrly (1-9 SCIC) in kills and Burley ot Century HighiSdfoolon S Bruins had better get usedfd to it. -SScevek Schmid, ICoachCl S teve Schmid saic kills.,Whitney Richichords had 19 recordeded 15 points. Tuesday. “ ‘J th e t ;.,:., service points and 21.21 assists. The G( speedy junior could miss thithe rest ______T wvin n Falls coach Cooding junior varsity Boys soc(«cer flof the season with a nag Both Buhl andI WoodW River downedd 1 Raft River 17-21, 21-16, Filer def. Decio, ^ g ^ g dgfgnd the Bruinsnine receive tirst'Fouadtd byes I a r dis- 1 5.11 fini . Class 4ADIDistrict Four arankle injuiy.------finish the season at 104). 22-20,21-14,21-17 e days “They kept trytrying to pass her trict. Buhl will playay the winner The G>oding ^ freshman won 21-8, “It’s been eight or nine between Goodinglg andi Decio 21-S. DECLO - Filer downeaed Dedo Toumanmrt and it really isn’t better,!r.” he the ball but we already knew while Wood River getgets the vlaor Both t 22-20, 21-14, 21-17 in ii th eir Jeromo 1,, C ^ u ry 0 sasaid. that,” he said. “We“W setded In and 1 teams enter the 3A iruins’ just controlledi it to take advan- of Kimberly and FUeiHer in the sec- D istrict:t Four Tournament Sawtooth Central Idaho POCATEL:iLLO - Steffen ^Without her, the Bn ond round. Saturdaylay at Wood River High Conference season ffinisher Schwanebeckck scored on a cross- offense ?? isn’t much better, ei School. Thursday in Dedo. ing pass fromam Antonio Lopez in Idaho Falls (8-4-2) held'a??3°5 'l-'Worelli.who,ho missed wide on Shofhom def. Carlaray, WUdcat Janae HymosIS stuffed the second1 halfh as the Tigers advantage f ^ in shots on (goal, a couple of outstaistanding slide-ldck nine blocks. Induding a 10-3 advantageI iiin the attempts, said it’sit’s hard to find a 1.9 CastlefoIford (fef. Raft River upset Centurtury 1-0 at the boys 22-20,21-U , 21-S D edo’s Lana Moss hatlad seven District Four Fo tournament second half. clear shot whenle n she’s wearing ,21-14,21-13 kUIs. Meagan and Meliss;ssa Webb Thursday inI Pocatello.Pt The sco reless gam e toi;ook a three defenders.•s. ai«nn«Fenyd Setter Ieach had five kills and1 Meagan1 "When weire scored It seemed tiun for the worse for the Bi 21-14,17-21, lU Webb had four blocks. like foreverr fifor the game to be in the SSth minute. TwinI IFalls Oria,” she said.1. “She’s “J definitdy “ ^ S .e 'illSlie i Gueny shined, setting izeker our speed andtd we work well ShoKiona def. OleiiM ins Ftorry, up the cCastleford a offense well In D edo (7-11, 3-7 S a cC) ; opens over," an ebulnillient Jerome coach netminder Brittany Hunzi \ against Gooding at tth e 3 A Jose Moralesssaid. s rolrolled out a pass directeted to together. Whenen we’re putting 2 1 -9 ,2 1 - 1 2 a 21-19.', 21-14,2 21-13 Southside | Conferencuice victory over visiting iDistrict Four Tournan:im ent at Tigers goaUalk ee per Jose Lopei Twin Tw Falls’ Darci Ward.1. But somebody elsese up there, it SHOSHONE - ShoitloshocM swept Raft River Wood River High Sch:hool on preserved thele shutouti widi sever- Ward had her back to theeb aU dianges tilingsup.” up.' Iti final trl*meet off tithe Mason, “n was Saturday. Filer willill play al dutch saves,«s. Morales said. and an alert Becca Madidden Idaho Falls’>’ counterattackci as her best n i^ t setting \ lecond score witb downing Carey am■nd Glenns ,o far thithis year,” said coach Kimberly* In the first rouniind. “H e was oiour most valuable jumped i“< on the botched pass,p produced Its seco < Feny. In the Indians’M ’ a-2 0 ,2 1 . Randy Ma'blaves. , player," he sailsaid. sellsending it over Hunzeker’ss headt about three minutjiutes left in regu- ! 11. 21-9 defeat of theJiePantbers. Rachelel Maves recorded 10 Valley ’ def. Wendell, Jerome (4-9)-9) plays at Burley tor for the 1-0 lead. lation. Amidd threei Bruin Megan Sorenseo,I. Courtney< points, fouibur kills and sbc digs, but ^ a state behhth on Tuesday at 4 “Their goalie messed up,” t defenders, Katllatle McGovern SoKCDSen and Kyli ALStlea Ii each had It was the 21-9,21-10,21-7 p.m. The loserser faces Centuiy on Madden Mf said. took a pass highigh off her chest :he front line of senior I 11 aervice points. I J K atie Atii\tkinson and Rachel HAZELTON - Jessicaa Ritchie] Thursday, Idaho Falls coach Dean CookC before loftingg a high, arcing Katie Stnmk hadI IS kUls and B ulkley and sophomore slammed ! seven kills, stufijffed two saidsai( Madden’s ability to con)nvert shot over the outs)utstretched arms f on the fluke play was key. five Uocks to lead thehe Indians to Maxybethth Watson who dominat- blocks, , and served 12 poP?/"?, ®l“ * 5A Dl*)l8trict Four-nve. of Hunzeker, whowh could only a 21-9, 2M 2 victory' overov Glenns ed the maioatch, coach Maves said. leadt Valley over Wendd “She just rolled the ballII and jump in desperadiradon as the bail Feny. which handediCareya21- C Atkinsonfi rrecorded six kills, two . 2140,i 21-7. Thursday in ( Six ToumimHment die defender didn't look andid our bounded behindnd her and into 14.17-21.15.12 defeat.■t- , stuff blocfccks and six digs but her Conference volleyball. , Pocatello3,3, Mlnlco 1 ,0 T wing said ‘thank you,'” C onday’s Raft Riv andi (The defense) vaswas just a mental VaUey on Tuesday. ing round. thhree n defenders. As a resiisult, miscue. It was thethe beginning of 21-9,21-1I - 9 ,21-M Portorelli was a non-factctor, the end there.!. UpU until that Murtn«hdef.OaMMey, . FAiRFi]FIELD - The Catnas other C scores. Girls Soccccer S,'hough she tried her best didrib- point we were! playingpi pretty 21-16,21-15,21.1:.4 9 County MeMushers defeated Bliss n Century 4, WoodW River 0 S“>ling > through the stiflifling well.” „ 21-9. 21-9,•9. 21-14 Tuesday in Richfield JJ def. TFCA, 3-: iefense with some fancy foot-fo The win puts IdahoIdal Falls into a ,. MURTAUGH - Lace;iceyPerl^ Northside ( H A ILEY -C■ Centuiy defeated “'5 e Conference volleyball 21-18,17-21,22-24,1 2 15-U Wood River 4-04- In non-confer- vork. matchup at top-see its season alive I completed a perfect:t SouthsideS kills to lead!ad dte Mushers. Brandi m »rhere she is at all times,’” C< If ■ Confereoce regular no report W olverines coach Doufehs ” *?? Cook when it meets:s th t e lo ser of Gill postssted 21 assists and Stouffer said thatthi it was a defen- aid of Tonorelli. “We made: suresi Skyline and Pocate;atello in a loser- Hiursday with a 2 M^ 6 ,:21-15, 21- BtittanyGilSill 12 scored 12 service ft ^e had somebody behind her ; . 12 home win over Oakle; sivdy challengir[ging game. • er at out game on Monda;nday. , points, indududing two aces. Crosscountry v “The girls wewere a litde tired a U times.” Pocatello advarivanced to play Lani Andersen bad 2 Comasi Ct ounty (5*11, 4-10 Ji Beyond corralling Tortore I and Katie Perkins had 1 Jerome sweeps home meetn disoict deddinging game last night, relli. Skyline with an easy,ea: IfrO drub- id 10 servi™ _ Noi-thside)0 battles 1 Richfield and )ook said It was e a ^ en o u^ ^ to bing of Minico on Tl points and two aces for B TWIN FALLS-Burley ni dien followingg uup with this game. n Thursday. » M i m a ^ BUss (4-10,0, 2-9 Northside) plays We were just lookinglo for enou^ (17-1 overall, 12-0 SotSouthside). Shoshone at the conference tour- owned ^ the individual race ‘ The Red Devils are tl oiuld not overcome a solid energy to play/. Our( keeper, Kelly T ) s th e No. 1 nament Motlonday at Idaho School f? Haisley,^idaI a great job, she seed at Soturday’s corconference for the Deafiaf and die Blind. effort ^ Iv the host Tigers ii Burley to u rn am en t at Hansy -free for sh illiams fired a high hard oione The win sendsds Burley] to a ihare of D issn e y Classisic lead ist freshman goalkeeper Amjma Tuesday away gameune against top- edina. seed Centuiy withth ans automatic Woods is in big'g f ro u p Scott Hoch was among th(ih6se at m ade enoughI puttsp to post his ^Bw 64.64! while Sm an Appleby co Burley went ahead 4-0 in dthe bid In the state tournamtou ent on contin- 18th consecudveive round at par or g3 rd[.(j m inute after Liz Hoggajian’s- the line. Jerome awaitsawi the loser ued his strong play from three sookes behChind Amid perlerfect conditions, 5- lit' ra la st better, rner kick went off Medinana’s of that match forir thetl half seed qTA F ta f00l*S Hidggan blasted past Medinaia!s Ogden would ratherrad make it extenitended hand as she dove to herhi . simple > beat: Century C oq left.t Tuesday. Burleyay h as n ev er., CST GilljUley had h er chance to scoiwe defeated Centuryin in girls’soccer.' I • momt>ments before on a rebounm d “There is still aI litdeliti mystique ContlMMdfnMnOl thatIt trickledD between her legs.:>• It to Century,” Ogdenlen said. “If we “WeVe got to get someime points from digs,'* c}SI a volleyball regularr Iseason stats ! n wass ttypical3 of Burley’s inabilitUty can overcome thatat we\ can beat Stroud said. “Our blockk hhas ^ t to win more to tal^ tak advantage of Its scorining them. I think this> groupgr Is capa- points and force themn iinto more difficult (0vsral224,tWACiACMcenIM) vsr KUs BIks. Asrts,A* n o ACM mces in the fim half. ble of doing that." shots. We need to serve'e ttough ourselves and ladMkiriplayw.s•r.statMles MaiylyBfanch o o1 4 0 „ 'We W' were just sluggish,h ,” Odierwise it is aa long,lo difficult take a few more chances!S tlthere.” aselOc cti t » - ja ^tIJackson j 103 643 ' 34 22 Burlejrley head coach Shane Ogdelen road to state. Magill leads the team!am with 2.82 JdUs a Plaifw KBs BitsHks. Assts. Dl» A m s E>\glli[llsh Brodbeck 13 5 149 l< 97 16 game followed by Sam Amanda Santos 145 119U9 10 135 32 MlndiKtaeMstfll 155 33 21 antos with 2.74 and Kelly Palva 147 19 295 112 13 T > ^ Kelly Paiva with 2.S8. RoRosie Lewis has come 19 216 160 35 KeriC 79 58 10 1 24 2 O l on to average double fiou Shawna Lancaster 0 O' 4- 91 0 Totsli bruins ___ igures in kills a m atch AndwaSantos 89 se . 21 132 20 O p^ . a t a 2.13 kills a g a m epace. te Magill leads the | 066 116 48a 41 600 »3 CMttM(M fro m D l Rule, who had in sets with 5.36 i RosleLev>{s 68 16 < ^ 4 tcwtt!(>»«,MUM . n t a o 6 j t; d bothb of the ■ team 16 a game. Paiva can L W3 880 144 didn’tn’t w o ^ about dieir defensaise G rizzlies scores, saisaid it was a step in at setter, avera^"gins 3.79 eaiUer lUs „ nuch. The second half wass ai pfayslcalgame. seasoo. conference in Karlie Porterter (8.32 assists a Cou 1, 25-30,30-2^ 16- more*e balancedb game." “They were a lotc ta than us Samos and Paiva are CS game) and Katie Iheurer (7.02(7.0 assists). Poner 14 betoeb> losing to topfanS^•dMlami-DadeBO: 1 in tl iMds tbe league viMeTbeunlurer is diird Emilia 13,1 I the 73rd minute, Leonarcird and that gave thamaiQoreSO-SOi,^- iQi Pahra leads the team in dlj .1&30,15-10 in die diamplor d m indirect kick foke fbr hihis he said; **Hut openeeVe t jite best aetten in tbe SuS33-31,sl^>S.l” sq ;;and i« No< S Barton ■ ahM re tbarTwinP^. W befalH M ^ “'SSpa y ...... ' 1

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M S<" taraia tllem Red Wing.s‘ home opener wi fWMhtel* J i • Senior Tour.lou SBC Champioriship. 3-2 the New York al Sw r nrau. e u p n 3-2 victory over the defeni l o x i n g first mumound; PAX. noon SiaiStanley Cup champions Tlnir -tied a tie with light. lM «.C tta «cmv, •PGA Tour.wr.PncewaiertwuseGolf in,I, liric Lindross scscored his first r >*-« S M « n . 4 wcnuv •Ffif ft the season, and Sax r larcMS a> Wiirn. e n p m. (fiKiuvr"ulicc*» ‘ 1 0 (to IM■ K r \ I I ended a three-gargame losing skid 3 ? 0 too lie H CALCJARY, AlberiH - , ^ M High schoolll Ifo o tb a ll -BmliiiatJfat lerome. 1400AM KART. 'hornton assisted on nil tit',■* iviih a victory overver Phoenix, •v-W I a 0 M M i?J •IBA.U70AMK| | 0FI,7pj». 123HK6AKBAR.7:30p.m., loston goals as the Bruins i Alexander Mogilogilny had three ^ as.sistsfortheMapllaple Leafs. W L T ftl Pf P* • Highland at Twin•in Falls, 9 2 « H ■ MmicoalP,at Pocatelto. 970AM KFTA. C'algary alj Flames played to a j - j P j, „ | ijjjJ , lUmrt 7 ) 0 vo ar igi pjn. 7:30 pjii. ad a goat and an .j ? J 0 «I no IIJ J|Y KKMU,7:30pj ijn. ticie - Thursday I night. assist for the Coyooyotes, who have OmIvo } a 0 ]» i;; im — ______H,However, it was j Cavnw 0 e 0 OO il Itl wmmmnaan Jr^, lost four of their the first five MM I ntMhnptx I. . ™ „T*, ’horton's playmaking; nor *"® games, w L T fa rr P4 >hwro* 3 TATourVUBOpwi ^ho ■ ■ • J SjOijp S 1 0 ro ia« « Bomn :1 I w J ”THMi^ta* rce p p t e a te d a c ro b a tic .siop.sts by ■ * Vrmn- I i 0 0 *4 13 I >7 WM UnMaa.Ua>il)(li«a>. PtnaM-SaM'atUnOWi^Uf;rri'E:'-. ^ I Siey yy'l Wild 3, Stars 1 < ^ U r 9 ) 0 uo »s in J Ifl IJ iraKNcWqi tj.3 llli PMiiiaM(nt.Ul;Ul UtMUa. I; I M7 I) StN«~iJi»,(,l I 'Q li A.ltMa|l|QUi oppage in play with just o^ made 33 .saves, giviiyving the unbeat- Hr^Opti • ) ) 0 Wl es •* M Phswu 1 1 0 0 7 1 Maru iI ! S 'S Som lal to^SKiiVrMa, •HtOp] n«nr^ ? 3 0 aoo i« ’’’ 1J> SaxJtM 0 2 0 0 0f II I la fWMn»-4iar>(auna.D»'0Hjtv ve minutes to play and w« en Wild (3.0.1)• 1) a 3-1 win Sa* 9 > >1 (rmnakOvwCcn UaAMNw: r a I ; i 22 ? rc^’BaeUfcH.iUMaO.w-. ^'VC Thursday over the!iie Dallas Stars. * I T Pa PF , P* T ig {ORI b> a •« ena poMk> a H ard c Ilil^«SM<} ICMOece lun*»D«>iiii r feet Stars,s. CaiM* ] 3 0 KO in JJli laV^Ma.VMKl ' KbM } I hiK sock;icks, hc slipped when his f< "araa : 9 « a(s in »< fWPi«.1 $llow.Tl»LN*rtO.• irOowa “.“ w r » <. luched down and he landidfid Minnesota madeide it 3-1 with S9 t Natl N* ftanjMl 6A04 *• ft»>«aii Umnou 33 0 It® - i«ilUtMiaM«l«MSkK««.iW nMT,>,^anMt «7 loj Heuux ; ' * « « h aard r e on his back. He w CM*i'Oay J 1 0 UJ in Hi (UacMJaami rn Potwa< Sa«*«« I con- Muckalt. ^ Krnuwi) PMa*t SCO IS O M M a p;>parcntly p j knocked uncc ssf :;! s s" Icr*MlPho.«.l Sahao.Saimyqi eie Uanr>Mi‘ 1 } »3 >S «««a iraaiVm, ' I 4 m ) NanaWCM>,.F)iaiMM* otionless on his back besiside CHICAGO - JocJ eaaalCjMlt. fi;i.1704.Uiam«.S&i’c i ^ i|; .s:siss!2xi:iir(5sr moti^ *urii 3 ? 0 (cn n e; W L F« Oi RatUKM.W-1 t he c bboairds. sto p p ed 14 shoulots, and four *' Cam xti^M aiw UtawM). 7tfi;|i| S Sl lajt Oof^ 4 I an - U4aUMKaP4Hi Sm»« I < 0 xa im iij[j> CoonaiMAniMiaM &9J1KU? £2 ? J< 1 647 t >Miat«4a»iCn After a delay of six minutes,s, he Chicago players’s scored s< as the *w>ili li PrMn-Om-(>M>*>wa cm [7 ?,, , ;) I «D1 4«.wwJ S S S S a S S S - At. fcWi^oLal*' '* AIMiaHtfiMOii.iXsm i»(«r«v I JJ CowCM tmn. wnai •** w aIS s Iremoved on a stretcher totc a Blackhawks defeate(ated the Florida '^n*ii»0.to*<«oi Cwihca: J J W) IS d of Panthers 4-1 Thursd sss^uM .ii"r Naxx* a Nas Janrt. S X s m TMNM4 SI leiM EniMcd I a J ud ovation from the crowd Lrsday night CaMuiUa>u.liim Vvov«alAnan««.1l*n>i1iC»»<»SiiToSr* \1 I ^ 'i AimT O R/\C1NC; i°s;346.3 + Thibault haS'aS' allo w ed a IS »WM%MTl1«4t ...... NHL Summaries H M^tgAr^^Sy^lilina ¥ ' o l « ” ’ NASC/UCAR Winston Cup league-low threee goalsgi in three Oamfl>X«^iHn.iitm ' £ a : 3 , s i S FS : r s ^ 2 s : r r : u » Tr,J0C17H«CtfWschMfuie Capfapftals 2, hurricanes 1 Jadiim«aa>at»n:'a iiam 0 2 M i™W.I»17 NnT».l7.Sao««.s*4 Odelein, Phil Housley,Ho Kyle U IKClcitBEt). DM.!>»■>< sn7 RALEIGH,RA N .C .-P eter Bond Hwitai«C>t«Unl3npn FMPn«-Nm PaniM-Uat.C«M ^-,-«-««1M «.«Sln il S i H I . Po««llOS«»aW r«o i;.i)a«»ia!a[ '’ora cald er and Markk BellB< scored for fl SaxDraaOiunljnpo ^ O mm bawi ■*“ °*>*~'^Fuivi.-d a nd. d jJaromir Jagr scored secor DtlatMitwxJiSpm ranniiinvictjrqi CfflrgvK.W*HI» >*i 7I. rwraiiif>nin«ii rfiimMitfSSllaBi I I I Mnjvtailia Sowntoe ond- Chicago. ■ «9i IOO SaKr>criucn.Wa>|naMinra)~ l'a M » Fat>4-&M,a09.,aO).Aaa.ir»»NC(Ua> peHoiriod goals, and Olaf Kolz Watta^waiCwBar.^lSpn Saonlftntf-i CaRi>«r>ma:iOM. WaiMvKnU NnCMaia; Ka>«a«) 'l2 >g Kristian HuseliusJUS had the lone O t«T^atTa>PM«i]>tnia }iSpn> Skuui iOOMi: Wa)M^bn»3 Coatm<eo (Swir«uaiw| Oma>Cv,1».acnu.V«. ashington Capitals beat tl t&oxu.uv. i» M tfCi »’a«M»w . 101 Sar*«)iMiloi ij-iji )«>«B>ianoan>.laH ^ W ash t h e saves from Roberton o ILuongo. lo^r^Lair Smn.Walnrcvngl IMI.57T|2L. A-H.WlHiMl CoUanSiaanlA uun*naAnthanCa<,uia amiti s luunping m r Carolina Hurricaness2-l 7 ntml^tannMuTi Ca>irecuir>C«*MC> NtaJtnrratrMrao ipmm SC iSu«Dil«MiMtMjaDMM40DOa*9or< ThUTSlursday night. Blues 7, Blue JacketsJac 1 College Football Regionallal r.«»i"C«|fa*«ji34J,WBW»n^«..|a*»-v WiaiOmUW IXpm<1 U»crja-^Cf|! Ron Francis scored tl .jjgdT. CAWA0IENS3.RE0WII}WIWS2 l>u»».u^SpmI 4«rta-StW9nadICfiM.Braigl.lvn iKxlBuvM ROl Schedule r«; «te Uu^C«' n«wit.yM?i n qnaooShaa see. Fen vwx Taut C aroliTolina goal. ST. LOUIS - KeKeith Tkachuk ^cr^Wav«9gnl>l»4-]l CM*ia?iCM i- [*'"« 0 ' «M UffinouanMna (pmn .iMiuna*!" and Eric Boguniecli M NnV«alSaf.»«ino.e30t30pm Vai4jrMSCi]iScouwia^iELto, ucmai iecki scored two n c49C«w«l FhlPW6-l.D»eo« 5AiNf4n3iZrtc3i:rt«t»-» l.*Ci»anaiO«ciffi.«»l»pm <(rt>l>>«DMa UwiireU' Ccnanl MMion ■ Si CN lantalMatiMiOMEtMiMl FIVyers fif 3, Islanders 3 FravaStit.liahnaSi i^iUpm the Columbus Blu<)lue Jackets 74 fl l«»«i>lW»a £ : : : r r , w»3)umi 8«0MPp*M.Uc«^0aoati|J. *^^“*“ F«a,.C.ia-«. pPHILADELPHIA „ - Bntrad Thursdaiy night. Gnw(MiaCatra>Ma7) Isa «>l0M'|i(r30l t r s " ’ sailiLIN G _ )ister’s goal with 2.-08 left in ti StMidDaUnraiMl. l»m Wnm-O>»iM.0ap>U«eut* irarao ' HsnmOaaiMvvaraiiliO |T“^ Isbisti I the P etr Cajanek addadded a goal a n d . a w«oSI n-lKlUMMSt «ail»n C(M.a«MCaurM TM PM-3. UorVMl iCm 2 i;<«>ai;.«AU(fu,i America'mi's Cup UlrN-Coe> ^ CaU}> Si ivn X IM< iJ-i). 1 pm :n(CO.CaranNC(Ua « I s l a n Mlilme l>a I ai Man Sl I r S11 p m ^I^N O E R S 4. SABHES4.0'I OT 0MM.0urtUiincHa*CMa4il]0411337 laliViie waoato«.M.i«-. anders into a tie in Eastwood and Jamatmal Mayers also SdCiVSi (ism w ro^ii’j) IB" g . P«nal*»-aM.Uen|inc«ngj 17 U« T > S £ ^ UlU>cr«P«(MaJantj PhllaCiladelphia’s home opener. scored for the Blues.ies. , -•. ' VMaiM)«(>^,Mi.i30pm ^ ngi.tlXAMaaUonirmw^i 924 r p« wa*^;tw«:iaMKr»w6-S^iaDm> nSS-iTTri., Michai Handzus, Jereir*my The Blue Jacket;kets, who got a i San«MSi.l40iaiNairnir«nlf<»>l(NaiMJJJTiPok IW«i»,ftwwi»n.u»»aio«JK 'ss sr™. :* ’ 1 I run enick and Todd Fedoruk eac!Bch goal by Jaroslav Spa laM-UiTMlMlHMnUa.aSiiMj !tn : : : ; M»-F*w4ee.c»» Roeni Spacek with 11.4 IWoSi la^iaiSMirmSI |J-<| 7»m OaaM-UarsMHtoaai^OiJSnn scoredired for the Flyers, seconds left in the game, bave . CMntrkOMiua Uir«> es iH) jpi*^ Udiast UcXn BJl>nvig).»».Rtr.G iSwn.Uumi «S»al»9a aI : : : *•»’ ^ Ol«W.jDiatfll Jfl|H I1| SwitSiMa a' i ; * A/ri*-lw«4oeMaoajCMIlUfMiKtrvoi Sjhavm ha' Bates and Mark Parriirish never' won in sixIx g gam es In St. N lnRna«;i>l( yratfav3ii}3i.3em 2Mu.Utnn«aK«i ii:i.RiT,Bul.(ii» Vuofti(Mi«StirterliM 3p-n irH n uw,ft.r>w J : i alsosc0 scored for the Islanders. Louis. Saeond PmM B>mo. SaiwJ i»wn.L VKx ^ , rUttuimlMn 7 nntS«.Ur«PMaKr>;.3t1 S.Nr Ai I ' ; ' l«)a.6rdr7*d«.IO].«tttnaceMlfti(K«) NartCmi*cia(Mre>;«ift4i epn KM I ia«wqi ■ZHi4H. Kt« SSw-N„ UM0rtR»*&,«it>»a' A,q:a.S»»p«Sa.lSO, S«M t«m Uffi Coaxi -S p o r tS? IN BRIEE F — ! War’inar Ul-atS*i5” ' Haa** nunoursi 1117 Uw.Cf 0) MMI Sun Belt Invites Utah Agassi wins three-e»8et ’ DMMdM Hf BM3lUa0i.rKT^PMi l40t.VlaMu r\t[UtkVi)< 1«3«' Attil Swi!.Na.N»wi IIMWI P*MlH»-WvaKrflM*VIB»|; n a i ; . SatMPuH-i.nmu ItagMt -«-i^i Sitate ta to Join league match Ih Madridd High schools bMn. IU 7 Id Omn (UMUn>otMwiL MwMwl S4; Cruj•r,»3 HOiurrnS.»HS>r»i. / '«'*»»riMaae»uc^um»ro.Orio*« ftaai Jtma-i LOGAN, Utah - Utah Statate MADRID, Spainlin - Andre a C*«Ma 13 »*\ae*M«na Omji'I M 3« 4 CfoTj C*w« I i»m A t, ■ JUM Sa««.P-oww»oio»4eo.iu«u»Cfr.mr< tjri haslas received its much-desinired Agassi needed threhree sets to , V»*«*J4.$»T<»»e f|i*n3><.iww.Cfi^a*. \ ita'M.LiOakn Ainr> C-encfi ngl.m&n FUtN;r>tK>n]> }S.L73JUWTO.O* fll^ CM t-tAScorn!«iSUraluqt.AU|WaE*Wi.a tnvinvitation to join the Sun BcBelt defeat Spaniardd IFeliciano ftargmldtlat.BUUo I'ecu>tx7«a Om lOCa Conference. Lopez on Thursday3y t and reach . Golf 0>P0U>«I. lOM ZSarro. ChiEoa>Si taSf lOaltrSO&CiKiylKClJaiTM Oui»-N'IWonB«iMn04.i[»i>alwaB.]« na iinton/M'Ua (xroxiiiSnMJ4i,w2i v -^rtVaor|,eSSSoI USU sports informaticJon the quarterfinals of the inau- Worid Match Play Ifmi BAB annM.^iSU?! lirector Mike Strauss co:on- gural Madrid Masters,ers. I ChamploRshlp TMFM»-iChc^ [MiiCmM.Jt«<.JniKn|. 1}a CofMAJ 0ctj;.wAsai«. d i " Haia™»-Si«*>af» Cngacn Pmi*n-XerainCi>iNot^i it34.x34.JMLrtH.Fla Alf^^OwWDWlftiOinJ«sa„ts.,e« xaoanoM^NC firnirmed the invitation lailate Agassi won 7-6 (6),6), (6-7 (8), 7-5 I (loA«gLI137.Wc>t<«7Ui>a.>mi•VI iiHJintcM. DixOOICMava. irere before a boisterouss cecentencourt .;^i] n»|.dff»(ll4JS a*rrw.Ct»l>»i»iI"»i»»'9l,iaii -. Nm >7.i«mua*jao WeeVednesday, but no dutiiils wei ISUNDERS 3,nrERS3,l_ 0OT| Peaeai.CM-n»(1| JtLSSST 1 1 0 H» F«a<»^a^»oai>i«w('oi,ff»9H^ N.SACTION.S f're.“Obviously, it’s somethirling Open finjilist Juan Caric^osFerrero, PateUmmiSi lu V. C -uU FMftn»-l.PMMatftlFt 9caaenea»nxiu4««.ieC>>ao3i::«93l7>iM4-4} ThnM-Plh •■■>nwn ihelie 1university has been l>M i^, >awaUU.SMMe«a(H(ra«lan>al7: (WfltrOimMA-rtgraaOolSCr>ISChc.99lC( MAMFMCaCMACtKW ' USICNFKOSOI-Sv or,” Strauss said. "I think pepe,,. Conretia3^,&0,6-l. C<*iUon«emn((n.ScsiM.«i ^ Cm.KnraKa(VM^iin.FMnk.PNfcPtiii^i ...... J ___ !»». K«iM WIKhaUigl irjl ^ s s s 'le will be very excited.” Carlos Moya blewew a one-set UmMC«lCMI(tLNt«rNUM novor.’Ki«, tawMPaM-MirWKMrvQaaMltilMr? ! _ CfOOS.THeaulMfldHJl jjjij; lead and a match point poi in the ^ 'cS tt. WwuiOlih|lfW*fn,Han6»l A.IO.IRIMJOOI lm MnFMSat>t»DM ■ The n football program hi ralbfr«aMLMD.«M4:r(maMr». .«» M r«i.aimdRHf>jMi Imj, third set before hiss hihome fans, „v . U»wamSor« II ar. a. Magma. ito»"**** Q.V.1 "IE PJaaCrMMMLfik^* !itrutruggled as an independei “W l An»AQtaap).Unaa4Suin.iM.«a( FalcmlPpa^ Umncta ince the Big West shelved .t,,, tl losing to Czechoslovaovakia’s Jiri 9p«,?.e(in.7tikr.i sinci t I- DlirMy Classic Wdm!^ln»«ad^l4^^ BnUINS3;RAMES3, 0 0 0 l>«*«ishi*aw«vrnninl i«‘if play Paradom Srichaphaphan, who Gl9« n< lonxMOrv. IttB. Fta Paw-1. M n Urtr J iTtioim.im.Saraawl Cio m MU mMirnoM offciffered a spot in the Sun Bei TM PMM N T. MaMn. FMd I ISaM.MM. S4Sm>j}.C«»«y.lrlMnt(D>vfr.O*y.O«kutLl*00 rwic*Sm9.f.Oot(fW<«.IO3«. SaMManOna|Wi(71.Fm.(«,aii.uuMTeut>>i. .n^inadw^ot^l fe*lid ® ahead of Albert Costa Pnow Ilan. eo)c«n. Be* nai>gi. 1 e k Smn».cnot.DMIMp- I . ft«ai.74(n.»1. ieorge Emert, turned it down. osta, another I •MinnTaniM S-»U ’> t M«pMT.MMn7-lM.l>j(Pi*jPl*datha JklNMt.Cna>n«LMcM.( '”• Spanish player, andd irinto eighth SacM Mo«-3. CHga>r. Kean I2 liniSm M. M ta K J l The Sun Belt has seven fo. OOSTCHaiTCS-i(»'“ SSS'wo*. baUall members: Arkansas Stat' 0«dC*itt«*a Jl«-W •« Mmil. S i» S ItaW earM 1 iSmm«»«0"i»- SpMv-XKt-t. Race. Six berths reman aain fo r the r i s s r r r ' " Thml H» «.Ca«af)i.CM I, ■*«Itai. R(gvF<*«.tMnM|ini>Jldal.HiElulap«i» lOS4MCl{SCUPFfA lew Mexico State, Louisian: season.ending Mast PMlBwg S)i44 I ») P>M»Ovi.C«inixgUlkBa>««) ti (fwlararai l» MaKn, Sa m-retti« ^ l f t 11 dbMi^ lOS*7«lfSlMtftS-KftS-Wa>mFJa««K><8cM next month in S h o n ^ ttaftfV*, r ES-VrMOCoytaMMP LOUiouisiana’ MAIUt£AnB,C0T0Ta3 mkMLMraa>Pa«. i( w » O a « « l^ have qualified. 1]«|«.M>4 rM 0 I M ■ Tm * t S H QMMfeom SMs I« I m aiai«>n*imy I ^M)WMaiapmA(n.C . Reded Sox deny Interest Agustin Callerl andanc Pabrice !* • Mockey _ Fta>Prt*-t.Tcn«,C««1(Um»lkCt e ^ ct«vr.Tmtu.iii»iei Santoro also advanc(meed to the , Jllfclj n ta I T m U v J nU MK ^ m W U KL^h V a Red Sox president Larrr r y to leport to Rockeikets SS s x . t r o t «*M«aM,ailOM9 HOIHOCKEY LuCCucchino said Thursday thahat HOUSTON - Yaoao Ming1 has <0> im«« >«t bw« rHM4;Mtor. e w w I 0 0 ] 4 0 le team has not asked for pei>er- fulfilled all the requ Ph>|W»«. ll»Mw.niDMMw<|.iLtcce ICI . F m . 0 I 0 0 0J Ja 7i(.7(41,74(«t 3?22wliee21dOiww *' squirements s liii! n n>. Ta »oM« tft4i: TwPo m , ll x«iiiAiav»tfcsucyncMe nussjission to talk to the Marinerers needed to beginn his1 NBA , ; :? ' WTATourSwlsMMtom Challer«a' anager and doesn't plan to dido career, and he’s not ex r r f T ? ; « I ncai«.Ma»T«tBM«.aMnKT« M taibS tki lniihuni<(MM.PiK.Pta«llwUMJcn«no>t so.I. miss any regular-seasieason games ^ W i,ei>eii Seattle has agreed to releasiase with the Houston Rodilockets. . ! ^ I ; S S J 4 . i j • S5«fiSS*£r*1S“* TM. : 3 S 0 4 » is ^ 5 ir c#w m 22 I«i; rlSeiBs Mw wMimerteoro p Sniella from the final year ofo “We’re trying to0 getg« him to -\.-y IMMMPfMMcoi*- h i s contract, c provided teamms Houston Sunday or>r M^ onday,” j I j ^ y y ^ ■ ..., j f cM . - '^SS!Zmm,m„ ' terested in interviewing hklim his agent, Erik ZhaShang, said •-ftig . SXaflOwa 74(41,?.1),74(« W e w b ia isP<*a»4rtlMMM la i . g ivve e Ithe'M ariners “appropriatiate Thursday, 1 taMltalkifkli: , ■ a nid d rreasonable compensatioa.'o." Yao was the RockDckets’ first , md pick in the NBA draf WU9,Sr«Ml So» fafar, the New York M d s ani Iraft, b u t he • , im pa Bay Devil R ays haviiwiH» t e aam m could agree with thC(*iiM(M1 - n . Jjjj -Pd i" pnot return telephosne mesesI w illbe p r e p a r e ^ tf ^ M a .LM^tOMVMlMCMMiM ■ tUSg^IIdO**!a*MMiMii«Min,M ’ SagCSses seeking craimedt. ' , w * : 5 T r T '? i ; * SjsrosisJ!^ OO - * » » * iMqotfL ______;■•... ■ «: ■.;}.{.'J-. .-. t . - . M' ' .- * ■ .1 ' . I

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T w i n Falls a l l preview / Footbball Bruirins will standinings iCDlm face INo. 1 W e e k Se ,n H ighhlancd lue De^^vils blc3w awa By Joe Paisley BAEasf " Bl ay com]ipetitioi 1 T*ain ComJonf All ^ ^ , Tlme»News writefftter______Idaho Falls 22-0 0 4-2 By Kevinrln Hall eexcited for volleyball. They Highland 1 1-0 0 6 0 Tlme»We’Newt writar______W a tM n g th m isf tHkevien'ini’d fMlanritigngactin motion. we " had a lot of talented p ' TWINFALLSLLS - Twin Falls is Twin Falls 0-1 coming back.” hopeful Bruinin Stadiumi will b£ :e it needs when the Skyline »2 0-2 0-7 D'ET"TRICH - Is there any vol. ParirrproL'ides thehe pa^rr in lur spikes, BiiBin^tam the spark Though basketball reigigns for die advantage it leyballI team t< more devilish than the Dietrich girls, voUeybsball has Bruins take on undefeated and — * thc Dictrctrich Blue Devils? in Iier^'ersatility (ttitn d Souf/tii'id' the fu elin her . passes. And had f, its share of successs iin the top-ranked Higliighland tonight at 5A Wesi B8 t Workii'king on a pcrfcct season, Hkt'(Uty Xire//-tunef.edimidiini', all ihrve musiust Ite XtTori'inn in past. P TMm Coni!onf All the ladleiies in blue have Iwdeviled Several state toumamen!nt ban. Sood to Iget them out of i.ewlston 330 0 5-1 ev ery foe ft en route to a 16-0 symnc fo r the team to succeed.w: ners hang in the closet ofF &a gym- dom e andnd ion grass,” said Meridian 3JO 0 5-1 record. nosium, several wich che naname of Bruin coach MarkMai Schaal of the -1 5-2 Seconond-year coach Teresa current College of Souiu th ern Class SA Eastst podi game. “We Cei\tennlal 3-1i machine, all three m n ust be Bingham sai >•3 3 .3 Smith said sa she knew she had a said. “We just decid- Idaho It Hull-of-Fame coaclch Ben ^dU control ourur owno destiny." Capital 2-3 working in sync for thele team to ed that /ewe weren’t going to Si Winning the next two pod L-2 1-5 competitititive team coming back Stroud on them. ^ g le 1-2 succeed. lose." Bingham said this yeaiar, the games wouldI give gi' the Bruins a Jolse 1-31.3 2 4 this seaso3son. “Our strengths are hirlifting and When one ] just wasn’t sure how com* le part of the machine ceam te has just come togicether home playoffFf game.g But-first, torah 04M 0 6 J“ ' serving." Smith said. “Raysa“1 is is struggliniing, there’s usually and at played well when it’ssneed- Twin Falls (3-3,03,0-1 5A East) must petiDve.e. also a great server. EiEveryone somebody inir the rotation who ec pull off an upsetset of the Rams, . "I havtlive a very talented group cd to. M does their part.” steps up to I 10I senior starters on ' 4A EastW t , of girls th :o contribute. Junior “I don’t think it was somenothing 'vho boast sei i thi.s year, and we’ve been They’ve sj)«ttered along al the Ayleen Sorenrenscn excels at doing that th we just said, ’Hey,. \ we’re defense and seveieven on offense, High Counu n tr y very fomirtuiiate,” she said. “I don’t way. But every time, thetl Blue the dirty workwo: - digs, tips and going gc to win.’" she said. The Highlandnd offensei is paced take anyly oft the credit.” Conferem Devils have bounced basack from serve-receiveive passes. Juteik But so far that’s all ththey’ve by strong-armedned junior quarter- That goes gc to her core of three the edge of defeat. Att 1nemesis Weber com)mes through with dc elson (6-foot-l, 165 .Tm r i Pod done. And they’re not abobout to back Cole Nielsc Dd All seniorsi; liin outside hitter Raysa Shoshone. Dietrich battttled to a clutch serve‘ves and sophom ore stop st' anytime soon, or forarany- pounds) with juniJunior ruinning back Madison 3 0O 5-1 Parker,', r middle blocker Sheena tic through four sets:s b efo re Kasey Perki'kins has performed be Nick Ray (5-11,11, 165) balancing ^lackfoot 3-1■1 5-1 Binghamam and setter Bryoni grabbing an 8-0 advanttitage in a well as anothether setter. "People say we shouldI 1(lose a the pass-first attsattack. Ray proved Bonneville 1-1■1 4-2 Southwicllick. first-tu-15 fifth and dideciding Basketballall is usually king in game ga because we’re too cO'cocky,” to be a capablelie backup b when he >1lllcre8 t 0-2■2 4*2 Watchl:hing them Is like view* set. Dietrich. The'he girls team earned ParkerPs said. “I just thinkc iwe’re rushed for 143143 yards against • JWgby 0-33 2-4 . >‘^8 a balbalancing act in motion. “Usually teams knowIW that if a state chamjimpionship banner in proud.” pr Borah Oct. 3 afterafte initial staner P ark e r’ provides p the power in they can get us down-n, w e’re 1998-99 andid took home a state . Dietrich wrapped up Nortlrthside Adam Henson,in, a< senior, went ikes, Bingham the spark I^Great Basin Con done." Parker said. “0Our atti- runner-upJ trophyt from last Conference Cc play Thui^ayy inight down with a quad[uadriceps injuiy in onference iT *er versatility and tudes this year have hadid a lot to year. in preparadon for the startt ofo the the first quaner.er. Id An Southwiclrick the fuel in her pass- do with how we've played}d." “ B asketbaball is their love,” sub-district su tournam ent as a: the Nielson has1 bigbi{ targets in &e ^ rte y 2-00 3-3 es. A nd d like any wel]». 3-3-3- ^ High schools Ount loncwtuw There will bee a tough m atcl^p ^ for the Bruins offc 9 CeldweH ' 2-33 'S 3 ' Highland at TWIn Fallaa Highland HIgtllghland Highland Highland Highland offensive line senior defensivisive ends Philip Kunv 3 Burley al Jerome Jerome Burley 0u Burley I 2*3 2-4 Jerome Burley' McKee {5-11, 20203)and Logan ' Emnwtt 0-5 0 6 Mlnleo ai Pocatello Pocatello Mlnleo Mir Minico Minico * Mlnleo) Harding (6-2, 21(2 1 0 ) leading the Wampa 0-5 o « Rockland at Murtaugh.h. Rockland Roc>ockland Rockland Rockland MurtaughJh Rams’ Fierce passass Irush. Both have Wendell at Valley Wendell Valley Val Valley Wendell WendellII . the speed andd moxiem to track I 3A 'Sawtooth CiCw r tr a l' Kimborly at Buhl Buhl Buhl Bl Buhl Buhl Buhl down ball carriers,iers. Senior middle linebacker Bryanyant Daniels (6-3, Idaho Conferei r e n c e ■ Hanten at Castleford Castleford Casilisllelord Castlelord Castlelord Castleford Wood River al Filer Filer Woodlod River Flier 175) plugs th ee holesh( nicely, as Torn ConfIf All •*Jade Cole Filer Filer does senior stror;rong safety Josh euht 3 0 5-1 Hageiennan football Raft River at HaQermann Raft River Railill RiverI Raft River Raft River Raft Riverer Hartman (6-1,180)180). Decio 3 0 ' 5-1 Vallivue at Skyvlew Vallivue Sky>ikyview Skyvlew Skyvlew SkyvlewV For the Bruins,is, tithey must avoid the special teamstms mistakes that Kimtwriy 2-1 o’!? Hagerrasman quarterback Jade C olleges Rler 1-2 put them downn 21-02 ] before get- 3*3 Cole passedsed for a career-high 323 Fresno St. at Boise S t Boise Sl. Bolsiolse St. B o l^ S t. Boise St. Boise St.t. ting an offensive Wood River 0-3 1'5 yards on 16 iive snap against 16 for 35 attempts as the Notre Dame at Air Forcroe Air Force Notre;re Dame Alt' Force I me Idaho Falls last1st week. Junior Gooding 0-3 06 Pirates bro Notre Dame Noire Dami )roke through for their 5 t. quarterback Lucic Martin,^ who has first win oof fjh e season at Oaldey ' Cotorado St. at Utah Utah Coloraorado Sl. Colorado St. ' Colorado ( Sl. Colorado Si Iowa St. al Oklahoma Iowa St. Oklal'(lahoma OklahomaOklahoma Oklahoma' throw n fof mlo on re than 1,0 0 0 . ' 2A Canyon Confcriference Waahlngton at USC ■ UW UW[J\ USC USC UW yards, will havet to avoidi intercep- Team Conf a pleasant surprise for tions while thee BniinsB need, to imore, but not a big one. - generate a solidid runningi gamo Glenns Ferry lO !cn developing,” he said, P ro s Wendell 0 0 from Jake Saliialinas to keep &0 "Till! firstt fourfl games we got bet- Seattle at St. Loula St. Louis Seattle Set Sl. Louis St. Louis Seattle) Nielson and Co.. off die field. ■ Valley 0-1 4-2 ter each timime. It was just a matter San Diego al Oakland Oakland Sanin DiegoI Oakland go The defense2 hihas been stout of the wholeole team wanting one." Oakland San Diego Denver at Kanaaa Cityf Denver DarDenver Kansas City Denver Denverf against the run ancand pass diis sea- lA U-man Magica c valley coach Lonnie Tampa Bay al Phlladelphi son, paced by lea iser scrapped the .run* >hla Philadelphia Tampmpa Bay Tampa Bay i Philadelphia Tampa Bay leading tacklers ConferenceiCe first attack i Dallaa at Arizona f Dallas Dallas Dal Arizona Arizona Arizona* Jayson Vogt andid JJerad Bbder; A Jc as Hagerman (1-4,1-0 big key has been Team Confr All Magic VaUc sn goodi defensive liley Conference) strug- •••* end play by Dustinsdn Scott and K.C 5 .1 gled initialiaUy. He knew he had Mackay lO ) 'H(Krdi7)*lB,12T0.«tiT I MS countiy.'•> Esteven MnnlalnRhmisConference :’"‘!f:'.M«lngieeelwwilwari'tfriM:'*: • . . - ' S VVji;. • „ ;_ ^ C ygr>e,-,7^r^H3>di..gTD { . Twin Falls took fifth. ^5S” s a Ml Uw> 1. Vjbdea»ao6dk<.7p.>n. « Gooding Inyitatipnal a* KUTMnvKMr _ NudMrConlnfBToncs iVV* , ■■ ^^H eSSSr^S7i832ydi..2TO ' t ; Andy Coelw 15-187.157ydt;nt) place at thehe prestigious Tiger* ^» L « o , ss S V’f ""iS?” Uai.mme: Grizs Invitad»donal in IdidM rials'^ SaMooihCHMIdii«toCortmiice*“ * «SSU ■.;v' • r - ^ 10 tackles . ‘ I f lj:.. witfaatimeoiiof16:3S. IMKH m IU V -JetPoUtv o - BJ » t . s S S t EKlSet^sawio) ' rr^;r^*eeaEB .• Fr»Frttty, October 18,2002 TkiM»N«M4m «, Twki F ila, M ite M

S p o r t s Worldd S e r i e s . Malone _ Continued from 01 season. When the Jazz w, 40-year- old John Stockton, is nlalso high fourth set of fonr?rmer teammates m anagerr 1Tom Lasortla, now an - Karl Malone though Stockton has refefused to ------— 10 oppose cach othother as managers executivee vwith the team, for play- ? ------in a World Seriesies - and the first ing a majoiijor role in their develop- discuss retirement. “I don’t ihink it will u.. h ^ a:, wanfloo enjoyei this season as 3 yvho played togeth;ether on a World ment. M W . much as I can. can like it’s my last g Scries winner, both of them they would traction to these guys," Malone ’t know ,, if I’ve ev e r Uy be managers in the said. ‘'The only distrai done that, rvefve always said, 1 got e ' . “Dusty’s one of tthe best people could be is to me. But tha d I know,” Sdosdaia ssaid T h u ^ a y - B H eagues,” Lasorda said. ! iiai sfinc. three more! outou there. I got two put me in the Hall of For these other guys, thejley re pro- more out thenhere.' Now I have no t tvyo days beforeire his Anaheim Kvyj fessionals. If their lives a Angels face Baker's I San IS the contributions of all ! are mng- more out thenhere. So in essence I /ers. Dusty and Mike 'ing on my decision .... I think want to enjoyjoy this like my last f Francisco Giant:nts to open the TheQIiGiants’ Dusty Baker gestures you’re in the wrong busint i Series at EdisonI Fi(Field. 1 “I toldI be vital part of that. I'm one.” nt batting practice Oct. 11 In Anaheim manager Mike S eventuallyy proud two of my play- 5 “Tbe menjoriesesi ] have of being J";*?' ” ^ .. -J..-. . . ^ • a rookie coming; up on a very vet- Francisco. Baker, who once hits ground balls during Ii major leatmanaging in th e World eran club > he} madem sure the ed with Anaheim manager MikeI tice Thursday at Edison F “W hat pu da said he believed 1 rookies knew whathat it was like in ScIokfcia,I has to figure out a way to) Anabelm. Tha Angels met Fame was t 1 the big leagues,”Scioscia said. . bast Sc m y playeiwould be a manager :Scloscla'a Angels In the WoridI QIantslnGamelortheV played aof.the v way he handled , ‘.‘That’s somethingng thati siays with series.IS. Series Saturday at Edison t you forever.” »Scioscia very, veryIS:! j catcher. P , The 43-year-oldJd Scioscia, who Dusty7 ini the dugout is as intensee about was playing an<'InReldprac- " s .® « mis a a very, very tough guy < i I played the Dodgeigers for 12 full “ J™)u’re ' going to see.” our careers going. I ) te plate,” Lasorda said. ■ ik er, S3, played w ith thee with Scioscia really w Angels and Giants ' seasons as a catchtcher starting in ^ iMtthe Scioscia w J his third year as Dodgergers from 1976-83 and is com->• Sdosda.” ‘. h the game the same ■ I 1981, is finishing hi > World because of ; manager of the AngIngels. PlsMng g his 10th year as managerr Baker paused an< ing on small ball as well I on Field. pitchers asj’. They both atso have H • • “I don’t think it’s ironic at all,” ie 0‘ Giants, playing in theirr before adding: “ I rc [ Sdosda said of maimanaging against firstWorld W< Scries since 1989. ut not great - starting H when he first met his and exceptional 1 Baker, an outfieldt}lder in his play- “He’i[e’s my former locker part-t- (Arme), who is now hisI get along -. . ‘ ^ 9 ' I ing days. “I diinkk it’sii going to be n er,"” Baker ] said of Scioscia.1. always had her head onwell. I lik . said he played at one I great. He’s an increcredible baseball “Whenen he was a rookie, he was s der as they walked aroi 1 •• J way, relyingmother with just about I S ’’ Aian, an incrediblelie leader.1 rightt next n to me in the lockerr would make fun of theirnd smiled as power.on 1 the Angels’ staff. ■ “They’re readydy to play, they room.1. We^ never thought aboutt sometimes.” rornember _ b„, II be lik e old home ^ Ctfme to play, the;hey’re relaxed. managiaging then, all we thoughtt Baker remembers SciIS girlfriend pitchinefsaid. • RCA DVD PUYEIER S NOWONLY...... US wife. She bullpens. in lys shoul- Baker sai Spotlig]ght_____ round and I time or ano 4• PANASONIC DidiT/fAL CAMCORDERS !m. I still do everyone on Save 5120...... NOWONLY . C«Rtlmwd from Dl th a t did d not have someoneJ Erstad got a whoppini “ It wills pretty good hitting Giants play the AnaheimAni Angels picked:d as { a Player of the Week, in 2000 and became thekioscia get- week,” he>' sa or, ’You know, that in Game lo f the WorldWc Series. “I mean,ni< we were under thei off man in history to I ;11 plays a nice' third •* J V C 3 2 ” T V ’S ...... NOW ONLY It’s about time,le, too. Because radar- allal season long and it didn'tt RBIs. Like Glaus and A ow said. Save $80 beyond Barry Bond:>nds, there are a bother!r us.» We kind of like beingI he does not seek public reliever Ben Weber is lot of deserving pla:players here still the unkinknown team,” Washburn1 so, if he’d been doiiig th better known for his « waiting to makes b big names for said. East Coast, playing eviing 240 hits A urilia is rimaces p and ugly gog- •S0NY32”nnDYiv themselves. Andeiderson posted another big’ for Atlanta on the supcle first lead- shortstop'his c pitches. That's fine with matching basele NOWONLY..^ P J ' ■ Garret Andersonson, Troy Glaus year, hittinghit .306 with 56 doubles,, he’d be a much bigger }sti have 100 David Bell Save $400 and Darin Erstadd aall have done 29 homam ers and 123 RBIs. Yet Could happen for ScotAnderson, base,”’ SnowPm a positive figure in huge things for• A;Anaheim. But becausejse he’s not whistling those He hit .375 with two lidty.h( Even Angels !rei way. I mean, I don’t 6 m o n t h s S£ame as caW: really, it’s a goodd bbet that some balls into ir the upper deck at and 11 RBIs in die first thattv on the probably belo what Byung-Hyun . — Your Digital fans are more awsiware of Shane Yankeeee Stadium, a lot of people of the playoffs. Besides,ivery night hideous gririst year,” he said. “I felt Spencer, simply beetwca'use he plays ■ can't spellspi his first name for cer- to miss now - he’s putperstation, f gles than his>r tha{ kid, but they K I l H M i i M I li l m y o e c t fn i r p n i B p fOr th e Y ankeeses and always tain-onone “t” or two? streaks in his hair and go;star. wilh him. winning, so that’s all 1730 Kimberly^Rd* 7 3 3 ^ 9 1 0 I - seems to show upI in October. Glausus has averaged 37 homers Snow, who played :ott fo Spiezio. “I hope red.”Tn L_ “I live in LA., and three weeks for lethe last four years, and led for the Angels and sixhome runs a positive w ago, I didn’t knowlow any of th e the XAL with 47 in 2000. If he'd Giants, also is enthusedtwo rounds w ant to do AAgels,” said Michcchael Weisman, been hittinghit those shots over the teammates might get sois, he’s hard Kim did last; coordinating produjducer of Fox's Green1 Monster,J fans in Boston tion. ; Angel red so bad for baseball coverage.>. and be)>eyond would know a lot “When this is all ovei'oatee. ended up w: “For us, this willwil be a chal- moreabiatwut him. m ight be saying, ’Hefour years that matterec lenge. It’ll be thithe no-names X with the against the one namame that every* ed lhat his | " W . e W l l I S i D b n , body knows,” he said >ome atten- I All it takes is oneme dutch hit or ooe key play to chanlange that. Sure v o i 7n 'er, people I worked for the liklikes of Craig iey. Rich I CoUnsell, Scott Brosirosius and Mark I STIHLWbodcutti Lemke over the year:ears. PmfttM ■ M M * uw *nd O' -.Ox m aybe onele im em orable WoeOeuMr^Kn-wratUMCw game on the mound,md. If that hap- SlWMP.r)d«w.«»W>tor pens, even casualal Ifans will be t>^„^MwfUL tM b ly homwMnwi. able to tell Russss Ortiz from o k iy Ramon Ortiz. NoI rerelation, they Pwt«<(Illb» BISS, hud-bdd ^ - * 1 9 " . could end up startarting against biowwit dOMIN. -J each other in the nexlext few days. m i • ewrylogett*. t ' .‘.’Some people haveha\ gotten us confused,” said Rusiluss, whose 14 IS W II victories tied for thhe e 'Giants' lead. «nt*Mm s. ' inn^Slf^liiMi ‘TheyH say, ’Oh, yoi with am pf1a,aai who pitches for thee AAngels.’” imumbw■ MtTMtadMmcasrt I S t f ^ \ " •Jarrod Washbiunm >will start the 'U;|(ro#tTie-^ opener for Anaheim,im. At 18-6 with H I ^ H a 3.15 ERA. he wasIS eexcellen^fiis year. He also exemi:smplifies these irl«y: Twin FallsIlls: Twin Fallsj MUNWUirHBIMK wild-card Angels -• susuccessful and jWEPfTSTDP P BARRYRENT>•NTAL J&J EMTERPRISei unheralded. 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ick to M arrinsvill I Winston Cup series returns to'‘" T O UnsviDe Speedway ttils week.'°Bobby Bol 8 7 ^ onto won the track's spring race. M \SCA\RlhN,______• ■ \tSID______>ER^VIrgini IniaSOOonApril 14. Bodin(ne gets LOWIK Feam e r p kcks w^ a n n e il o probatation for W - -" '* By M ikeIke Harris Atsocintrioted Press wrtter______carelesess driving I . \ ■ W'^ CHARLOl.OTTE, N.C. (AP) - Chipip Gana^si' gained a reputa* Todd Bodinene was1 placcd on pro- cimcd into supersi.irs. Now. ^ gered a multlulti-car accident at ms, he is working his magic ' Lowe’s'Motoritor Speedway, ill SCAR. Bodine. driver dri' of the No. 26 . lie McMurray burst inlo the Ford, is on1 probadonpn until Dcc. ' iotisness of NASCAR fans 31, If diere is (mothera acdon tliis ^ Y CVtTJ’wlliwhere Ia.si Sunday ivith his season thatIt NASCARN officials starilint;ng victory in Charlotte in deem detrimeiimental or disniptive only Iiis second W inston Cup to a race, he will receive an indefinite susp01 .sea- step to takeike at this time,” Mtn. nor i ■ ir ill the Craftsman Truck Winston Cup^up director John' Series,. vvwhere he raced before Darby said. that. as heavily criricized 1 's why it was a surpri.se in the wreck Sunday tnth when Ganassi chose Thill's -GM Quality SOO. He )-year-old driver from ve to the inside of last nmntMo., to ftJI a new th ird - the 26-y m and Jeff Green, the team Canassi c(M)wns f were running side Jopiin, Blix M Sabate.s. He was to seat on ihi m the frontstretch,- Idovers s's left-side tires' ■|l||iEM with Fell.imy Spencer for the 2003 join huldi infield grass and his I out of control, 5 5 ® ® * ® and Jimm;J Marlin suffered a sea- ~ season. it Burton, who hit ing fractured vertebra in «>on about 10 more : two weeks ago in a crash ding all three from' l ^ a a »n"Xas City, Gana.ssi figured dress Radng - w ere,: cUV^ I,is neck mighttv as well get some ■^4*uMrUt in Kansas e in NASCAR’s top stock ■ lout the eighth car ^ g p E N j the kid JS.m; It would help him pre- Bodine was I for his role inhas tl totaled for my scat timea i liin at the 2003 rookie Iar,” Childress said IW k car series.•ar award. i in die UAW-G^ I 2 n Addison Ave. W. •^ . Crew members celebrate wH vreck. “It’s time ■ pare forssi a was stunned when ' , «lth team owner Chip Oanassl.sl. center, oHer driver Jamie> McMurray'sM< win In the UAW-OM made a move Quality 500 a t Lowe's Motoi Ward Burtonaews t some of these •IV In Falls ot the yearVs newest “Young Gun” , tor Speedway In Concord, N.C.,C., Sundey. McMurray wasn't't eeven considered a star In ire constandy caus- C anassis way to victory circlc in NASCAR'sBuschSerles. ' whi(There he has been a re{ular slrv who already w< since the start of the 2001 seaseason, nor In the CrafUman Tra by side downrashes. t Todd does NASCAR’ss. iSeries, where he raced beforlore that. ipid every week.” . found his v but Bodine'slied after thewredc IS surprised as everyone try, t he doesn't need anany help W hen ( touched the infii two racfes.anassi said. “Quite hon- ii Ganassi hired MMarlin, a veteran who hadn'i ns were caused by« identifying talent,'' Hunt 83301 Gravesin the kid broke into the 1989, 1! said he has no secrct'5t way of unknown Juan of his racing so aggresI racing deal." f OSJUl McMurray.ies. • sp an Pablo Montoya of Intrepid Inti for six of the last sc ized Wednesday spotting talent. Colombia, whoIio dominated C\RT rac four that Bodine I 1999 whenurious i Ganassi decided “It isn’t anything spedal races of the season, nobody Baldwin, fined ' ^ track series, al diat I in 1999 on diefie way to a champi- McMurray Md was exdted. s team slow to avoid run ne advice from someone see,” se he said. “It’s just a lot of' onship in his ro «5 his Busch series i ------1 The cauri rookie season, then In Ii his debut at Talladeteople, or make the Wallymo Dallenbach t«en around NASCAR a factors fa - things I hear frommother won the India seat of grass, 1 . to get somer than him. He sought ov iianapolis SOO for WcMurray Md would have had a t th e m inim um 1 owners and people on myiy team - Ganassi in 2001.01. 10 i he sec- "I didn’t have t who had b«Junter, NASCAR’s vice and an outside my team, and : 10 finish if the team hadn’t i lirement after I longer t i seeing By diat time,le, Ganassi was look- calc;alculated and he ran out ofK>nded ; brakes on and of corporate communi- how ho the guy handles hims-nself on ing for other woiworlds to conquer. He y win- because I had sue out Jim Hu:for his opinion of the thi track and off die track.” ie finished an unnoticed 2( xew chief for BIB' I president of . In the middledie of die 2000 sea- Therhen came'that amazing win.; from so I went under , f- His ; choices in recent't years ■ son, Ganassi b points. "When 1 got to!d tht 52,000 because' . I ' catio n s, Janassi, fc of all the peo- ha i bought majority tinting a NASCAR modern 1 ;r went on to pit ra B A L A N C E D R have definitely been somenothing ownership off a NASCAR team recc points was the grass. J H H McMurray.’er known in this indus- special. sp« ecord for the quickest victor dthout wearing a ELECTR]P O P V "Chip Gar from Sabateses and inherited the:he last 30 years. 1 dose “I know everybi K U C K pie rve ever blame me for i t ... .•^ttcUUngln Commmlal. In. [arlin time, not the rig] Motor Omlm/Xiilms. Ouliur Murray sa^ays girlfrie anassi doing. Tm not goi himpt.Agr1cullMir m d helpeed hirti onnto fast tra0. 40 blame. It was airdom rac OHIn: M 735'«7! McJV^yer______

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( ■3 o m ml i u n i tie ss s e e k: h e l p \with jo)b creaiItion I ByVIiVirginia S. Htrtchltts The obststade? The dty’s sewer systemsy Commerce said,lid. d ty and county offidals lls Mountain Hardware’se’s property by spring, TImeine»N>ws wrtter______doesn’t yetet serve that property, NickumNi< would matchstate stai money with other fund-id- the company intendsds-to ti stan construction------said. ing sources andnd construct public fadlidescs in spring and open its JShoshone operation :'.y ’ Magi* V o l U SHSHOSHONE - Revenue at HaiHailey*based So Shoshishone on Thursday made a pitch necessary for businessbu expansion and job>b .by late summer, NIckur:kum said. ------Rocl)cky Mountain Hardware'e has^ b een to the statete for $141300 toward extertending creadon. The company commimmltted to laundiing ooting up 30-40 percent annualualljr. (he sewr er service necessary for' RockyR In addidon to. ■ Filling theh e ro o m s to Sho^one’s request, threeK the facility with 10I nenew jobs, but there’s Even this year, with a “hlcciiccup in the Mountain1 Hardware’sI expansion andind ere- o th e r a p p llcarations t came from MagicIc potential for manyly nmore before long, olds, motels.S. campgrounds,ci onomy,” the manufacturer of3f decoratived ation of 10Djobs. j Valley: Nickum said. rKfeatlonal-vGl-l-vehlcle porta ond 3nze door hardware is enjoyinlying 30 per- The Idahiho Economic Advisory CoCouncil • Rupert Iss seeking si $415,000 toward'd The 18-yeor-old busin It growth, owner Mark Nickum usiness staned as a dis- ottier lodginglg facilitiesfa In Magic ran said. . m et in Boi;oise Thursday to revieww eightt sewer systemImprovements Im] necessary for tributor of windowsvs aand doors, he said, Valley’s elgtitmiles counilc reported 'Oiir . growth has been extrao:raordinary,” grant requeuests for economlc-developiopment Idahoan Foodss - - a business-retendon pro-<>• Tlien it got into door ha said. And the company is; outgrowingou projeas. Thrh e council advises the stai ir hardware from many tticsc lodgingos sa from le s fiSept. 1 itate on j e a Involvingat ot least ] 74 jobs. manufacturers, andI it recognized a need ttifougn Sept. 30: Its manufacturingmt capadty in HaiHailey. redpients; forf( certain grants. • Jerome Cotui)tmty wants $270,000 for rail Thirhat will mean new jobs for>r Shoshone,S A pprove/ed in 2001 by the Ic 1“ for the kind of hardwanware it now makes, Idaho improvementsi necessary ne for an expansion When Rocky Moufountain Hardware County whenere Rocky Mountain Hardwar*rare plans to Legislature,*6, Gov. Dirk Kempthome’ss’s rurali of Reed Grain, wi .w ith six new jobs, became a manufactur:turer in 1994, it had Blaine $4,824,809 ild a second manufacturingg fadUtyfc on revitalizatiItio n package, was targeteBted to • Rupert askeiiced for $50,000 for Project “ about 12 employees.$. Now N< it has just over Camas $417 i>8ht-:ht-industrial ground It boughught on the fund eightht projects in the citieties of Mutual Telephoihone, which has created at Cassia $377,562 st side of town. The compaipany likes Shoshone,, RupertI and St. Maries, andar in least 14 jobs diis;lis year. “ 100 employees In threthree locations; show- Gooding $66,400 Shoshoshone’s work force, rail andind highway Jerome, Hotlormeville and Gem coundeides. In If Sho^oneends en up on the list of grantJJ rooms in Ketchum and in Jackson Hole, ;ess and proximity to Hailey. •< Jerome $203,086 acces! a ll cases,:, the Idaho Departmenen t of winners and brinjrings sewer service to Rockyy PleaPlease see JOBS. Page E2. Uncoln $4,263 M/ntdokaH $119,332 Twin Falls $1,498,456 M afic Vall«y S7,094,375 Dellaa will cut

The State Tex Commis fears rre p o n mission tracks ts big; p ro fii t dro]P an adcJditional • lodging sales monthlyithly. Gutt>ecause of Jhe nomial reportln,)rtlnglag.the T T„ September sa les totallotals - for the '- >ncollectible 1 1 Z q 7 , 0 0 03 -i - 8 , 0 0 0 ^ m ost part - reflect; activityaci that hop- pened In AugusL edit-card debt lodging totals IncludeIde nontaiablei crei W o r k - f o)rce ro nsducrion sales, such as thoseise toi nonprofit ' K n r is 25 percc schools or federal or states govern- i l UJits l estim ates rcent since 9-11 ment employees. Inn additiono< to tax- The AssociateditedPr— ______ablo sales. HICAGO - Retailer Sears, buck and Co. reponed a 2626 Source: Wa/io S tale Ta :ent decline in third-quaner ATLANTA-A-DeluAirLinesis ------' profit,tit, falling far short of Walltil cutting 7,000DO tito 8,000 more Jobs: }ct’s expectations, and to try to stem»m ______)Uectible . uncoUe credit earnings of 82 I enough volun-un* Ddtas ; ' . J plant in Burley - onc Thursday centss a a share. I teers for these reported third-quaru arter earnings ButIt thetl retail giant - which has ^■ jj|w programs, Sthe J surmial ; well above Wall S Str treet expecta- Magicic Valley^ stores - announcedd company will andour^% .4 tions. it hadid decided to increase the lay off work- The company eansarned $8.S mil- am oununt set aside for uncol*1- ' pote>aia/fiff2, " lion, or 9 cents a sharhare, on revenue lectibleble accounts after reviewing8 With these of $1.93 billion. AtAnalysts were its creiredit business since then, KgSP?a‘ ; . latest' Quti, looking for eBmingsngs of 6 cents a whichh affecteda third- and fourth- Delta share, according to0 ThomsonT First quanerter earnings. . . slashed 21,000 Call. Thee companyc lowered its full-I- jobi«;or25i»e^ j In the third quanerte r last year, the y ea r earnings ei forecast by 299 A customer walks throug ugh f ^ a r t store In Chicago) Oct.Oi 24,2001. Sears, RotbucIKKk and Co. stock plwwnattdIMP- 2 r i lor'c'ii e control ' company earned of i$14.9 million cents,s, or about 6 percent, to0 cent Thursday sftor tA«) ceompwy reported an unsxpecpected shortfall In thirtf-quarter | on revenue of $1.877 billion.bi $4.66 a ler proflta and raductd tstlm attiIts for since Sept. 11. 5 a share. The consensuss therestoftheyMrbecsi:su se,(^ .^o llectlb le credlt-ca;•card debt. ” . ofaIlfaxe % . ,i The Boise-based coicompany said it forecastast of analysts surveyed by 2001. earned 9 cents a1 diluteddi share Thomsoison First Call was for earn* be helpful to have somen e te x t pre- growth, said a key marl Jts o f the. compared with 20 cents ce: a diluted ings )fof $5.16 i a share for the year. pared, typed in WordI oor another BUSllisiness in brief 1alliance.with Microsoft I” A « w « k ’ share a year ago. text program. a fte r the ------Ccome to an end, further afiaffecting Atlanta-based A Boise Cascadedc spokesman CISSS \ CaU Sheny at 732-64M55 to reg- “We belit s will teach owners slieve that we need to its I o p e r a t^ results. ed attributed the declijcline in third- . ^ . ister or for informatioion for the focus ourir cash ready assets “Microsoft has notified ed^or rtSd,SS[er - L e o E i quarter earningsIgs to- lower 8®lit businesses online Saturday class, whiclich will be towards projectspr that we are their t intendon to allow thiheexist. lo,, 5 3 2 5 income from thele company’s TWI^aN FALLS - A class; held in the College of>f Southern vested inI for ft engineering, and Ing li alliance to expire” In I M ullir^s Boise Office Solu>lutions unit; Saturdi i M a ^ , . m illion and rday will teach business5 Idaho’s Aspen Buildirling. Room alternativeive energy sources. thei consumer-electronlcsi r e ^ said it did not income for the segregment fell to owners!rs how to put their business- 144 These worlorking-type projects wldi v a Sam Goody store Ir 1°; C E O g ' $29.8 million from1 S37S milUon a e s o nline ^ i for free. - Cost Is $40 for the 9 • see a n y . 9 a.m. to 5 require capiiipital and will soon pro- Fails f said in a filing witI'lth the irhprovementnt year ago. T ^I ffull-day i dass will provide• p.m. Instruction by Ed)Idlt Szanto, duce a reveivenue stream that will Securities S and Excl Boise Cascade expe ch an g e coming in thee near ne future. • qiects its paper informalnation on how a Web page. director of CSTs inform;mation and make a 10I percentp< common stock Commission. C I business will post strtstronger fourth- works. F "In the curreiirrent environment, • i. Partidpants will begin to1 technology center. Lui.unch Is on buyback proprogram more feasible, . The April 2000 agreemeilent pro- with a high nu quarter net Incomeme, compared prepareire their own Web pages,, your own. I number of avail-: and better>r suit: our sharehold- vides v Best Buy with advei'“ “tog oble seots andond a low level of: with the $17.2 millioIlion earned In with their the own images and text,, Preregistration andid prepay- ers,” said DDennis Kelser, chair- fi th e sam e p erio d a funds, expense reimbursfree as possible Intrepid TechnologD gies. and throughout:It south-central Idaho ed," ei the retailer warned. TTalksj to control of all1 facetsfai of the busi- ■ The Seattle«basedled bank with forthebti beginner. Resources had announceiced Aug. 9 for Infrastrstructure to-support renew re the agreement aree ini the ness.” Twin Falls branchess' saidsi profit in Prerei requisites are a good Its Intention for a commmon share ethanol prodioducdon. early ei stages. Said Parul1 Shah,: The companpany has hubs in the three months end2nded Sept. 30 knowledledge of computers, Web repurchase program ofif up to 10 MSN product manager. rose 17.3 percent from3m a year earli- browsini Atlanta, Cindntdniiati, Dallas-Fort: ling, e-mail, Hie copying percent of outstandingng shores. BestBuy» “It’s m aterial to earning!Igs next Worth and SaltSa Loke City,: • er, even as lower interestint rates and thele use of word-processing But upon re«valuadon, r says Microsoft spurred record mortga, year if this contract i:is not which is airir trati v e le rs ’ o n ly ; tgage reflnanc* softwareare. Participants should ment and the directorsle e iS S may end marketingm; alliance renewed.” said Todd Kul ings, a trend thac hasas hurti similar bring th iuhrt, a direct destinatination from Joslin their digital pictures or d efer th e b u y b ack program p ‘ SAINT PAUL,PA Minn. - Best MidWest M Research analyst.it. Field, Magicc Valley V Regional' lenders. photosI totc scan in class. It would indefinitely. Buy, alreadydy facing slowed sales Fees generated froiFrom refinanc- - conided bam stall, wirei reportsr Airpon. ings only partly offsetset the smaller "W" profit lenders get fromam those loans. I / Lower interest ratess alsoa squeeze ' ' | j \ \V|kkMu and other com;ompanies that rowmorrtgagerrates sej houusing st;:arts soaa r in g lJ coUect mortgage pay>aymcnts and — md manage loans., '^ ith the weak econtonomy cutting Housiisingstartsathlgh — Industrtrial sector slugg^shness indicatIte s "Ocerall, aKvVi' r ’ walJhingi^^i 1 iitt personal raendiogtag will threat- Shestlem llnl6yi e ^ g the housing boonwm, some ana* *-owmanortgeoe rsles encouraged a1 1313.3 percent Increase tn Sepi^ m b e r shaky natureT of econolomic recovery fi^fropeotu.>na//n«!ydaf^^j . ■ lysts worry le a d m couldco be left to 1.84>4 millioni n ew privately ow nedled housing units started.' ! ■ with losses. The Assoclat*Ited Press Commerce b Department repeported rttingdosa:Jii^(m)i: vJlya(ilu$l9d annual rate ■ • WaMu’s answer, third-quarter thi S&maormf, thatth more Americans fileded new closer to theeolAerside. ot. t » ^ ^ : . \ i ■ profit of $976 mlUion,on, o r $1.01 a M m B o n i ______WASHINGNGTON - Low mort- claims cl for Jobless benefitsits. But > e •bare. up'7,4,:per^teot from last gage ratess droved housing con- the th huge increase In housinjIng con- alisenceoftta. jear. The bank.said1, It .'covered a ^m iM I . struction in September to the strucdon st helped to leavenon that is/Ipositi g .S bimoh dedSS^mn ^the value of g.o— I \ : ; ■ mi highest level'el In 16 years, but the news. n« lls ntortgaso wrvlcliifi'.iog with gains J lij > nadon’s indujdustrial sector showed “The American dreailam is ‘ r . from se< ^ties deafgitftt « d t o h < ^ M l‘ 1.1 new signs of stress, confirming becoming be a reality as fafast as the loss, a move It s « ^ shows it is 1 .5 -^ H that economilmic recovery remains Americans Ai can get a mort ’ managing the risk.. ... |m |H uneven. andar find a moving van."" T a fS ______“They're winning-tli(;^e musical J^H “O verall,11, we’re walking a economist ec Joel Naroff of N chairs of the mortgafe:ife b u id n M - 2 | | | | tightrope on a breezy day, but Economic E< Advisors. ing activity ta-ii i;and.not get- - we’re getdngng doser arid doser to The number of housing the other sideide,” said BUI Cheney. jects je started in Septet chief economitmist at John Hancock climbed cli to a seasonally adji . Finandal Sen•ervices. **The absence annual an rate of 1.84 million i V - JVaMu, the nation'I P m of really badad news Is a posidve a a13.3 percent jump fron>m the I said its consuinc ______. _ _p p r r ^ o u s month. It was theehigh- ■ p J^ ^ to ^ c o B tin M d to { ••0 •ai'BS' !■■ ■•■ ■ ' .‘Ihe’ Federaeral Reserve reponed est es level of hdusirg constru m iTjur»d«ytbaibat h^ctory'production since sir June 1986. ■ dBclinedlnSR September for the Only i last m onth, the goi;ovem- '""IP*’*'*™ "* , •. • MCOod S tdght ^ mapih, the m in< ent reported that home-bsbuUd- . ;

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A. bebelief th a t stock.*; _____ tone’s new page rtmt nbouibout rock V roll s ta h w ere oversold afteifte r h ittin g multi------1 month inn a row, dropping by 0.3 trade campaign this w< ^ percent, week, the bemoaningg theirth success, but , year lows last weeveek Is adding to- 220 po fast-food giant appeallars to b e ^nds with a lin. points. Since Oct. 9. blue-chipip lysts’ expectations by he Labor Department I line that indudes an tiie good mood. by 3 cents a . the reconsidering its ad plan:^ , expletive abouibout flipping burgers ks have surged 988.77 points,s. share and reaffirmed:d its fo u n h . rep o rtedI tlithat new jobless daims “I think econo>nomy-wlse the Rolling Stone drew theth wrath at McDonald’s,id’s. “You play music fie b ro a d e r m ark et also fin-n- q u a r t e r o u tlo o k , p st week by 22,000 to worst days have/e passed.”| said . . prom pting of McDonald’s media'ia-buying for a living,g, wv rite some good Stuart Freeman,in, chief equity d sharply higher. T he Nasdaqiq M e rrill L y n c h to upi another sign of the slug- agency OMD on Tuesdiiday after songs and go fi posite index rose 39.87, or 3.2 ip g ra d c h c ^ ” ’™ piloymentS m arket, }o figure, people like s tra te g is t fo r A.C\.G. E d w a rd s & •2 company’s stock, media buyers noticed1 thei atti- good songs,”s,” the copy reads, Sons. **We a re vvery e likely in a P®rceicent, to 1.272.29. Thee Investors also took I stors have only been tude-laden ad taking a shot at “Millions woi ■ h.ar.tn,m ro^n'dtogng to the ne^tive num- would kill for the phase where stoclcKks are catching Standii d a r d & P o o r’s 500 in d e xX a govemment reportr. Thursday McDonald’s burger*f• flip p in g opportunity - si w, eyes are being open - so ju s t enjoy. Live op from the botti□ttoming of the gaineded 19.18, or 2.2 percent, too showing housing coronstruclion ,hc p image on page 5 of thisus week's it up and savosavor the lifestyle - / 20. positive numbers.” econom y several1 qu arters aRo.” 87920. rebounding stron3ngly in Freeman sa becau.<« the kidkids will laugh really said. "What happens at N ervous^R ^’ng Stone The Dow Jonesa industrialii aver- IBMiM rose $7.30, or 11.3 pcrcent,t, September to a 16-yeara r high, and m a jo r tu rn ne execu- (expletive) hardlard should tliey ever age clim bed 239.01'.01, or 3 pcrcent, to $72.: irns in markets is that tives called OMD to apok 72.20. Late Wednesday, thee shook off two other suifu p e y s indl- in vestors’ r Jlogize for run into you1 flippingfli| burgers for' lo close at 8,275.0 !’ responses to some of not giving the ager 5.04, more than tedinolnology giant reported third-1- eating a dip in industritrial produc* the negatii e n c y o r Mickey D's.” wiping out Wedneijiesday’s drop of quartei I tiv e numbers become McDonald’s a heads-up aftera the it was that fin ter earnings that beat ana-1- tion and u jum p in jobl€sless claims. less dramatilatic.” t final line that drew agency complained toI i:its local the ire of OMDMD executives, who * Rolling Stone sales reprpresenta- are now reconsnnsidering whether Jobs_ tives in Chicago, sourcesisaid. si to run some newnev “Dollar Menu” The ad from Bartlele Bogle advertising(in in the magazine, CondmNdftomEl Hegerty is p an of Rollinglg Stone’s sources .«iid. in March a r announced plans to referenced in Rupere r t’s g r a n t' . a n d e q u ip n new edgy campaign - its fi Wyo., and the manufacturingma sell ti pment for phone and : ftfst in a T h e ad drewew a sharp rebuke two potato'processing application are already]yin place. cable Install) decade - to reposidon thehemaga-. from the media •facility in Hailey. p la n ts , allation, he said. ' sdia agency, which ts, in Rupert and Glenns “The 74 jobs are onones w e’ve T h e comp zine firmly in the 18- to) 34-year-3 handles more thi T he com pany’ss customerci base Ferry, t< mpany. with Rupert’s ‘ e than $18 billion in r, to a n eastern Idaho m anu- already created by the old camp. The controversysy comes advertising place is primarily high-en-end homes, but facturerrer. le purchase help, is seeleeking grant dollars to ' ilacement for diw ts of th e fadlity," R o b e rts; at a time when McDo) o n a ld ’s such as Dell Com] it also has cOmmeinerclal clients. ‘ Roget;er L. Jones sold Rupert’s »sa>d- help w ith curbs,cu g utters and side- | Computer and others, image is already suffering.lg- many that run in J Nickum said. M ag icc 'Valley Foods Inc. and . walks. ButIt Project1 Mutual will lin Rolling Stone, Project M utualTelei And the imbroglio shovows how Though insideiiiders at the agency “ We have a v eryry ssmall niche in GlennsIS IF e n y * Magic W est I n c - epnone also invest!st its own money to , sensitive advertisers are theiiese days w ere told that]t theth ad was being th e m ork etp lace rightri{ now," he manufaifacturers of dehydrated A couple of monthsfis ago the remodel thehe building, landscape ^ about their image and howow much pulled, a spokesnen potatoes-- to purchased a former A n d e rso n T h e g rantnt application isn’t tied J d es - which control bilL'on>ns of ad of a campaignn ofoi eight separate •' d iv ersify in g in toI plumbing pl and ' Idahoanan Foods of Lewisville, L um ber store Just off ththe Rupert to creation>n of> specific jobs, he c dollars - can have over adid place ads intendedto to run n once each, . other functiona]I hihardware. Its Fromm thei Rupert plant - a big Square, said John Ney,y, director said, but Pn P roject M utual is con* rment. Even such self-pro:rofessed He did sayty t ht a t p u b lis h e r products are distribiibut^byhigh- user oftif the dty’s sewer system - of marketing and organanizational tinually ex[ . .end plumbing and ixpanding. In 1993 it oanti-establishment magaziizines as R o b e rt F. Gregan Foods now processes iiardware showroonu e m p lo y e d1 iabout 35; now it Rolling F Stone have to be cornnsdous agency to discu&icuss the matter.. It 0^ Bound the 55d deh Project Mutual int . .country, and th e/n lehydrates spuds for sale ntends to employs dos

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Exlaniinsion 2 J W .nn lFqlls -4042 w w w . i nnagicvqilsy.(oii i m « iriay 677-4 Burl § ■ — n l i l f f i B iIWM VScaloo Property; 613 PasPastureW anted 8 0 9 CoiM i:;MOHDAY-»’Boats 4 Accessories l e a i TimeSliares 614 WW&ntedToRfifltb 8 1 0 Fm :Campers 4 Shells 9 0 1 BusIusiness 5 1 7 Co((M > m in iu m s 6 1 5 MoiMobile Home Space 8 1 1 Fur Suns 4 Rifles ■lot Tubs 4 Pools )ppo(tunJties 5 1 8 MoiMobile Homes 6 1 6 R(xRoommalesVtoaeO Jomputers 903 Boat ^ to r Homes 4 RVs B H kssi foneytoLoan' 519 CerCemeteiy Lols k T O H ^ Mrewood 9 0 4 C a q 8 1 3 Aix Vehicles 4 1 0 1 Lost^ & F o u r x i 3 0 3 Mottor)ey Wanted 520 Re:Real Esiale Wanted K H ■umtture/Caipet 9 0 5 Gun< J™ iquipment 1 0 2 CarcDardofThanks 304 Inveivestments 5 2 1 MaiManulactured Homes Seating 4 Air 9 0 6 Hot1 . ■ « La« ^ n g 4 Hunting FamtfRancti Supplies Conditioning 9 0 7 Moto n g l m M M i o a cxet!XetaryAids 305 Corcontracts 4 :quipnf>ent O ttiiliK ln a CosCustom Farm Misauctions 9 0 6 Srtow 1 0 4 Pers>ersortals Mortortgages W S U m i 'ravel Trailers ew ei»y4Fuis Equif 1 0 5 HapiHappyAds ' 3 0 6 Rrt£Inancial Services 6 0 1 Fun=umistiedHooses SerSeivices Sal, JblltyTraQeis awn & Garden 9 0 9 S ^ 1 0 6 Spec Jnlumished Houses '"'SInisation . 81 6 Mui ^Notices kjooJ Ixercise Equipment EquifH ggggg] 1 0 7 Abor FaimSeedSFeitlzer 81 1 Ollii iboitionAHematfves K M■ S E 1 2 L % “burnished liscellaneous For 910 Trave Hay, G ia ln « Feed 8 J 0 Pets viation lO e ProfcS e s s io n a l Seivices 4 0 1 Sch.choots^nstnjction ApuiplsJQjplexes 1 “ a le 9 1 1 Utility -lay. G ia in t F eed 821 Slei utoPaits4 I 1 1 0 Homlome/HealthCare 402 Muslusic Lessorts 6 0 4 UntiJnlumlslied ™ ^ tusical Instruments 8 2 2 Tod ccessories >• UIser ser 4 0 3 Tulojloring Apis Iffice EquipTSupplies K a H l tplsJDuplexes 8 2 3 V ^ i utosWanted 1 1 1 £nteijileitainment Service k c o Q jfl looms For Rent g o , ets 4 Supplies 1001 Aviatk Antiques 4 ntiques4Colecttile8 1 1 3 Child:hild Care Services B O U lereonadio/CDs 1 0 0 2 Auto F Mobile Homes Colki>llectibles ™ e emi/Heavy Equipment x)ls4Machinefy Acces Al 0 «nflce Directory SO I Opepen House 6 0 7 Oflic)flice & Retail Rentals a o 2 Appl^ppiianc8s- Wan fucfcs Policies: All adverti^ng is subject to thet newspapers' **ooservi wetyFoodi 1004Auios A m w v m 5 0 2 Hon-omes lor Sale 6 0 8 Con-^mmercial Property 803 BaziiazaaisSCrans 828 Cam ukPart»4Accasaories sloniloidsofcHeplanconce. The Times-News reservesesthe I right to edit, snrices 100 5 AnUqu ■ M l t t i i i a l 5 1 0 Oui^ MkHngMaleilols 827 Gara (4s d e d in e o r properlyr clossily cli any od. Receipt off o(opy vio remote ul-Ot-Area Hom es 6 0 9 Comlondomlnium^me deo Equipment 100 5 SenWI ^m sl 828 Med ins4Bu8ses entry (lax, e-mail, eit niployment W anted 5 1 1 Out-'ut-Ot-State Homes Shaiihares “ » ^ iantedToBuy 1007Tnxfcs etc.) does not constitute finalal ^ ■quipment 6 2 9 Flea utoslorSafe : , lesume Preparation 512 Pamirms^Ranches/Dalries 6 1 0 StonitorageWarehouse ^ ( ’ JJ amping Equipment 1006 Truckf acceptance by this newlewspoper. The advertiser, not Children's Items lports&^o(t$ C m mployment Ager>cies 5 1 3 Acre:reages and Lots Rent irage Sales 1009 4x4s the newspoper, nssumeimes full responsibility lor the 6 0 7 Clolt^ Ih ln g K M ! odtCwB mptoyment 5 1 4 IncoiRjmePropeity 611 Famamis For Ronl aOS C ^ sdcalSupples lOIOVbnsi IrulhhjI content o( thei Communication 9 0 1 ATV: itoS6(vlcm4R(piks Iheir odvertiser message. Markets 1020AtA»l pportunities 515 Comxnmerctal Property 6 1 2 Pasliaslures For Rent______^iquipment ’ 9 0 2 Bicyt98 jtoPealefs 1053 I r r ^ ■ iiiM iy fl 1064St0d(( ------EBUSBrSF— l o r o i b b m k OBTOK V s 4 Motorcycles lO S S A utoS SOUTHERN IDAHO> flfor Twin Falls County. ID, me Board of Wendell High- whoydes i 1096AutoD R*qiM st For P ro p o u ls For complote bW spedfi*. ^C ase No. CV-02-3224. TWIN FALLS vay Oistrici Commrs- tion U ARTEC Distanc* LMmInglino RFP Released 10-09-02 { The nature ol the claim IN THE DISTRICT COURT C Co asoN o. SP-02-1033 sloni . cations, procedures, bid OF THB FIFTH JUDICIAL NC iloners reserves the right to aci '✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ I System Written Questions Due to against you Is COMPLAINT f NOTICE OF PETITION tore0 reject any and all offera and p forms, and additional Inlor* ^ DISTRICT OF THE STATE FO Soalod for the spec­»c- ARTEC 10-18K« - motion contact DavW S a ss JFOR MONIES DUE a ° FOR CHANGE OF NAME subnsubmitted. I noureftoitto ^ ified project will bo accopt­0D|. R e s p o n s e s P ro v id e d lo , DEMAND FOR PAYMENT. OF\ IDAHO. IN AND FOR In m R e : K ELLY J A M E S GaylSayle Ann Lane p ...* at the Cottege of Southem 0 THE COUNTY OF TWIN tai 3 se ek further Informa- m a k e o u r od unlll 2:00 p.m. Fridoy.Joy. Vendors 10-2502 „ Idaho, 315 Falls Avenue. . Any Ilmo aflor 20 days ' TAFOYA. SeerJecretary/Clerk November 1. 2002. Therhe Propo8alDue0Btell-0t-02 tollowing the last publica­ FALLS MAGISTRATE A A persono Over 18 yoars. Dato I lo exercise their right ,ia s s H ie d s e c tio n . “ Twin Falls, Idaho 83303- 'f )Bled O dobor 15.2002 iccess public records bids will be occopled In ihoIho Bids must bo sent or tion of tnis summons, ihe ^ DIVISION ^ NOTICE IS HEREBY eeof any errors, . 1238 or lelophono 206- ipubltemeetk>os Ino office of tho OoonIOl of dellvorod to the above court may enter a judge- Coso No. S P 02-986 GIVEN Gl\ That KELLY JAMES PU8■U8LISH: O dobor 18. 19 ve 733-9554 oxt 2397 c NOTICE TO CREDITORS TAI a a s e C h e c k y o u r ! Finance In ihe Taylorlor addross on or belore tho The College resenres the "men! against you without , TAFOYA, has on the 15th amd n d 2 : 0.2002 TwinIMPOFTTANT i , Admlnlstrotlon Building.mg abovo listed date and time lurther notice, u n te se prior I')In the Matter of the E states day day o( O dobor, 2002, filed — — ase address all legal a ' d fo r a n y ; I ^ rIghi to reloct any or all ol: ORVILLE A. HUNREY a P ertisino to: CiaSl 315 Falls Avenuo. Twinw in to bo a ccep ted . T he out* bids, to woivo ony lormali- 10 that tlma you havo filed a f , a Petition addressed to the PIP U B L IC N O T IC E Oenill I l s t a k e s th e firs t : i-i Falls. Idaho and thonio n side of the envelope should wrlllen response In the and RUBY M. HUNTLEY, Bbovo-ontitled abc Court pmy- Actioiclkms plannod and taken OAya :'z ties and to accept the bM O ecoased. Ino i a y t h a t It r u n s . jI / ' f putJlicJy opened. cloarly indicate ‘SEALED de em e d to be In the b e st proper P form. Including the Ing thot sakj Court enlor Its byly y o u r g o v e rn m e n t a r e 2®®? Tho following llmolinosn os BID ENCLOSED.’ C ase No. and any required „ N O TICE IS HEREBY Order Orc changing Petition- conljontained in publk: nolk»s. S u n ^ POBOXS48 P lOA a Sfte r t h a t tim e - Intorosi ol the College. ^ GIVEN that tho undor- er' will be In effect: /s/John M. Mason llUng (00 to the Clerk ol tho 9 er's legal name from They■hey are part ol your right 'j>r inFaIle.l0Mi 83M3464« fi signod has boon appointed kei 7)01 T lm e 8 * N e w 8 _ Vice Presklent of Finance ^Court. 01425 Shoshone SI. KELLY JAMES TAFOYA lo tokn3 know end to be infomied idllne * for legal ads: 3 m i s t N.,PO Box 126. Twin Falls, representative ™ ol tne abovo KELLY KEI JAMES DeLANGE. olll wtwhat your govemment is s prior to pJbllcalion. will n o t b e > • ' I Loan No'. 6060S5900 Idaho 83303-0126 named decedents. Ali per- NOTICE i IS FURTHER doin|loing. As soB-govemmenI <>«ym en Wec^esday for day PUBLISH: Ociober 9,18 sone having claims against q i \ ; T.S. No. 1045826-09 and 25.2002 (208)736-4024 << and sen/ed Sf aiVEN That any person chartharges all dtizens to be Iday. g" noon on Thuraday A ft Paicol No. 89043 a copy of your response on tho decedent or thoir ostato naving h a \ objection lo the Inforiformed. this newspsper SaturMondM. noon on Frf- -r>,« NOTICE OF'TR Tf U STEE’S SALE the Plalntlfl'a attorney at are "J required to present :hanglng cha ol Polilloner’s urgeirges every dtizen lo read y lor Tuesday and On January 16.2003.. aati t tho hour of 11 ;00 AM. ol saidu IN T>IE DISTRICT COURT M.m Lynn O uniap. 415 their claims within (our (4) iom nan e as aforesaW shall file a nnd d :study th o se notices. ®|jydnesday, S‘ noon on Mon- 'W VW V W 'W V . \ day. at THE FRONT ENTR^ITRANCE OF FIRST AMERICAN|S 0FTHE5THJUDICUL Addison J? Avenue, PO Box months afler the dato pf tha wrltton writ objection wilh th e W/e e tadvise those citizens for Thursday and noon ' n u u TITLE COMPANY. 260 THI OISTTOCTOFTHESTATE 2754, o' Twin Falls, tdaho first ''' publlcailon ol Ihls aboibovo-ontitled Court within Tueeday for FtMay and ^ THIRD AVENUE NORTH. TWIN O F IDAHO, IN AND FOR t FALLS. IDAHO. FIRST AMERICANAUI TITLE INSURANCE 63303-2754. notice or saw claims will bo on ion ( 10) doys ollor the dote urday. Holiday dead- COMPANY, a s tmsloe. will sell at public auction, to the THE COUNTY OF TWIN forever barred. Claims Jl oil Iho last publication ol ^ i n u y vary. If you have PALLS MAGISTRATE A copy of the Summons highest bidder, lor cash, cashier'sc as check drawn on a State ond Complaint can be must either bo prosonlod to his this Notice, lo-wit, tho 24th ^tkm catfRubyal or National Bank, a chockick drawni by a State or FedemlZ DIVISION obtained ° by contacting Ihe undersigned at the lay day of Novombor. 2002. “ C ase No. CV-02-3224 ®.' Credit Union, or a chock:k drawn o by a State or Fodoral a ddress Indicated, or filed DATED b This tSlh day of ?' SUMMONS eithertheClerkoftheCourt ®, Savings and Loan Assoclolxrlotlon. Savings Association, or with the Clerk ol tho Court. ODdobor, di 2002. JOHN ODOM, d b a or the attorney lor the ^ Savings Bank, all payab^able at the time of sale, the Plolnllff.%\ _ DATED this 23rd day of r^OY. o ^ NIELSON & (ollowing described roal proporty. pro sHtjatod In the County^ ODOM'S CONCRETE A if you wish legal a ssis- ^September, 2002. BARINI-GARCIA BAI of TWIN FALLS. Stato1 ol IDAHO, and described as^ EXCAVATION tance, you should Immedi- ^s/Molba Smith Bv}y BrenlE H. NIalson follows, to wit: '* Plalntifl. ately “ I retain on attomey lo c/o Jeff Stoker Anovtlomoys for Potlllonor The Southwest 62 loot of3f Lotsb 31 and 32 in Block 69 of advise you in this matter. PO Box 1597 TWIN FALLS TOWNSITE. GARY PERRON. Twin Fans, ID 83303-1597 pyg>UBLISH: O dobor 18. 25, TE, Twin Falls County. Idaho.rj Dofondanl. e , DATEO this 23rd day of recorded In Book 1 ol Plati?lats, page 7. more partlcularfy SeplomtMr, 2002. NoviJovomber 1 snd 6.2002 described a s follows: TO; GARY PERRON Twin Falls County District vi;PUBLISH: Ociobor 4. 11, ___ YOU HAVE BEEN SUED BEGINNING at tho most SoutherlySot point on sold Lot 32; Courtr) leih, 2002. LEGAL NOTICE TT>enca In a Northwesterly1y ddiroctlon along the SoulhwostL, byJOHNOOOMdba j/s/Gotry l Dow. Deputy Clerk — WondollW Highway District ” ODOM'S CONCRETE * bounds7 lino ol saU lols> of dislaneo of 50 foot: IN THE DISTRICT COURT [s f .soiling f a 1964 diosol Thence In a Northeasterlyly directiond along tho Northwest„ EXCAVATION, the Plaintiff PUBLISH: p. September 27, 01 '44 Cat kwdor. The kwder ” Ift the District Court In ond ^ OF THE RFTH JUDICIAL r l boundary lino of saW Lot: 31 a distance of 62 foot; Octobor4,11 and 18.2002 OUDISTRICT OF THE STATE > portied al the District's T hence In a Southeastorlyorly diroctlon parallel with thee ■______01OP IDAHO. IN ANO FOR lflco-132So. Shoshono. H Southwest boundary line of solda lots a distance of 50 (eet;t; ------:------THE COUNTY OF Vondoil.iftherelsa ques- TTi6nco Southwosterty a distancedist of 62 foot to the POINT on you can call 536-6157. OF BEGINNING. Loan No. 120578602 Commonly known as 3022 2ND21 AVENUE NORTH. Twinn T.S. No. 1043997-09 Fells. 10 63301. Parcel No. 68786 Said sale will b e mado0 withoutwi covenant or warranty,r. NOTICE OF TRUS1USTEE'S SALE LOiM n No. 0432067031 I • express orlmpliod, regardln(ding title, possession or encum*i. On January 14,2003. at tholo hh o u ro f 11;00A M .ofsald T.Sr.S. No. 1045367-09 brancee to satisfy tho obligatigation secured by and purstiantIt day. at THE M o n t ENTRANCINCE OF FIRST AMERICAN Pai’areal No. 69241 w to tho power ol sala confionferred In the deed ol trust;t T r ri£ COf^PANY, 260 THIRD^D ; AVENUE NORTH. TWIN NOTICE CFTRUSTE;TEE'S SALE _ oxocuted by CONNIE J1 HOLMES.H< AN UNMARRIEDJ FALLS, IDAHO. FIRST AMERICiRICAN TITLE INSURANCE On C January 28,2003. at Iho hourhoi oM 1:00 AM, ot said B V PERSON, as Grantor,r, tlto TWIN FALLS TITLE &\ COMPANY, as-lfweteo. will solisoli at public auction, lo the dayJay, at THE m O N T ENTRANCE:E Io f f ir s t AMERICAN 1 1 ESCROW COMPANY, aIS s 1Trusloo. for the benefit andj hlghestbklder.rorcash.cashier'iliar's chock drawn on a State TrfrrriE c o m p a n y , 260 t h ir d AVENUEav NORTH, TWIN 1 1 I security ol GMAC MORTG^TGAQE CORPORATION ass or National Bank.' a chock drawIrawn by a S tate o r Federal FAI'ALLS, IDAHO. FIRST AMERICAICANTITLE INSURANCE U benellclary. recordod Augujgust 29. 2000. as Instrument,t Credit Union, or a chock drawrawn by a Slate or Federal CO20MPANY. a s Inistoo. will soilI al publk: auction, lo tho ■ No. 2000>01331S, Mongagg age records of TWIN FALLSS Savings and Loan Asaodallon.on. Savings AssodaUon, o r higlilghest bkfdor. lor cash, cashlor'sc■"s chock drawn ona Stato ^ County. Idaho. THE ABOVE)VE GRANTORS ARE NAMED} Savings Bank, all payablea alat the time of sale. Ih* orir NationalI Bonk, a chock drawnwn by a State or Federal TO COMPLY VflTH SECTICTION 4S-1506(4Ha). IDAHO) folknvino deeertbed real propertylerty. situated In th* County OreCredit Union, or a chock drawnm by I a Sute or Federal CODE. NO REPRESENTATFATiON IS MADE ^ T THEYr o f TWIN FALLS. S ta te ol IOAIDAHO, a n d descrlb^^d a a 8iavlnoa a \ and Loan Association.. SavingsSi AseoclaUon, or ARE, OR ARE NOT. PRESEiSENTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR) feOowe.towIt lavinB* Bank, all payable atII thaI time of sole, Ihe rI THIS OBLIGATION. LOTS 1 ANO 2 IN BLOCK 844 OOF TWIN FALLS TOWN- ^DOowIng described real proporty,ty. situsted i In the County UEtaigaiiB Ij justseaito : I The dolault (or w hhit thislis sales is to be m ade Is: Failur*1 SJTE, ' TWIN FALLS COUNTY. IDAHOIC ACCORDING TO oit d TWIN PALLS. S tato of IDAHixpraaa or implied, regarding litIo,le, possessioni or encum- 3s, p can track dM i(M thereunder or In Ihls s«ft,il*. as trustee'a feae and/brr axpomcdi by FIKRET SOMICUIC ANO PATC 80MIC, brwranc** te s slls^ the obligation securedse< by and pursuant . raasonable attonw/a fee*• asa authorized In th»firon*>. h I w M and wtfe. as Grantorsitors. 10 R R S T AMERICAN t o) lIh* power of eale conferreded in Ihe deed of trust toplaoeanadorfiiidlij IT t s u s e d l y note securod m ttw ator•fonm entioned Deed oT rrM t-;; T{aE.COMPANY. 1 as Truateialee, for tha benefit and ak*M cutfd by STANLEY W BURTOIrON. A SINGLE MAN, a s AGE CORPORATION as Hn.liantor, to FREDERIC V SHOEM>EMAKER, a s Trustee, for ate to roofing services. I «. 1990, aa Instnonent No. ttxM b*ne(lt and security of AAMEtIE S FUNCHNG CORPO- I ., PO Box 22004 lATION, a s B enelidary, rocorc»rdad May 6. 2000, as HLIImJteds of area slrp E B Caion, CA 920SaMO|vV.' -a i ES£Mtniment No. 200&006826. Mort)lortgsge records of TWIN (61W690-8200 ^ OOMPLY. WTTH SECTION 4S-16( ALLS C e u n ^, Idaho. THE ABOV}OVE GRANTORS ARE teitaiB iouB ntaiidits CMTED: SeetemtMrlT.’gQOS'? 'M'f^RESENTATION IS MA M ^ J O COMPLY WITH SEClECTlON 46-1506(4)(b). •• - /alulsC eiS-^-^^^ I R^PdNSIBLEFOATHIS -jguW OCiOOE NO REPRESEffrATATION I S M A D E ^ T ' o b i^ ttS?* W Y ARE.. OR ARE NOT, PI^E!^ESENTLY RESPONSI- 3 r s 0 ® r y d ^ . I PUBLISH; O c tO t» # r4 ;^ r ^ l - 'Th* default for which this saleile'is.to I b a .'m ^ ia: FWuf*,- ■JSUFORTHISOBLIQATION. : to pay th*' mpnthly paymentnt cdue Mareltivaooe'ef. ^^ d c fa u n io r v if h te h this sale Isis toi be m ade Is: Failure p rin o ^; imaraai and ImpoundsIds iand subsequent instM^' ;iSn[My. tlw rnonthly payment due JuneJur 1,2002 ol prindpal. in « iM ^ lh * f * a n * r: plu* latee charges:c^ together with aa ' IniaW w and Impounds and subseqtequeni Installments due by beneftolaiy pursuant 10 I h S plue late charges; togethetherwith all s u b ^ u e n l SowHhywrinsUs if said dead ol trust. Th* aiMn ia w y an e ed by beneOdery pursursuant to the tenns and (thisdBt*.onth*obaoaik)n odncM W na ol In d eed ef trust. TheTt eslimalod balance I BUYm|^ f i J It la 1 5 3 ^ 1 .8 9 . Including oMl^ : « a o( thia data on the obligiiHgatkm secured by saw a c t ^ Incunvd In *n(ore- dakM d r iiu a t la t21.278.38. I nuding ^ Inteiwt. costs and '.orlntMsaala.aatntstae'e a>9ipanM« a actuary Incurrtd in anfcm fo r^ the obtigatlons TheTiinesIs and tise k Classifieds I I ATimes-Ne^ * r * i ^ r « t o l h l s sal*, a n d trustee'sti fe*a.and/or ^j^m eSoM dOeed M «uthlUthortzed In th* promi*- ' t t — -DKiU'Rii-^ l^wygomid^Aeatow^■enbooedOeedorTnieL 132 3rd street We URANCECOMPANY V ; > RANCE COMPANY is-News Classifieds J YANCE CORPORATION ------^ ' 12630verlaiKlA» ^ j l VkI TwinFalte ■|fe|ilT|:; j www.ni f r ' - t lii November 1, 2 0 0 2 ' k Burley

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-FOUND SM ofkcyi.huh as a D « DCONNECnON ACCOOMTANT MMWES^EASeCftETARY IDEUVERY DRIVER DIVERS ' tn a p on looi c h H t key.ka Detailed oriented houseu se - Local CPA firm seeking lulljll 25-30 h o u rs, ex p erien c e 1 RIVIR8 O f”? Must have COL. excellent 'c ia ^ A CDL, deliver ™™««TOmiTIOI( FT/r*lief needed OTR, P-T.T.S.I. S- B o l a O o o W n ^ Call to Identify. 734-6S2aS2d‘ keapmo&malntananca. tims sufff accountant wtthth required, m ust be profl- driving record & valid Ida­ BBHVlC t a seeWngquan- £ Call after 6pm . 212-0035- dairy producta loeally. ? Reefer*, Weatam SMtes, . FOUND Q«rm an Sh«pn« ■35 BA In A ccounting. Exp.3. dent In Oukdc Booka Pro. ho iicenae. Health and r»- Clean driving raoord. ^nad COL/A driver* « ^ a r great leaaa: Fast I- S12/hr.Faxresumewlth Canada. 6600 aign on 0 puppy, maybe coup>uple ------EkiPl^VilteNT* not required. Send re­ Orwnent benefKa offered. Drug aerean and b a d e good iMving raoord tor \benua. Fuel at safety eanlement*.CaltlMKe m ea. old. Call 4300067067* PAYROU SERVICESin sume to Neal & Asaoc. references to 733-3311.* We ar* a dwg fr*e woik round check. Call (ifflball at 800-289^113* 9 1445 Fillmore St. Sta. bonua pesaible. Home ’ . FOUND Pomoranian Maou oih PERSONNEL PLUS TOiSCH------pl*ee.RUoutapplkattons ion. 10/21/-02 be­ •quently. 668-665.7600* gSiVE or Twin Falls. Call lo id«r).id«: 733-iaoo Twin FmH»a p06TwlnFaUsl083301* between 8.-00 am & 3:00 *xp«t*no*.,Qoedban*lM* ^ nVERS Wendell High School la , tween 6am & noen to * Profaaalonal Trudc ^ , |]fy734.7163.‘______67B-4040Buti«y saeklng applicants for ' pm ai: 167 Eastland Or. aet up an Interview WVERB • ^ ------I AUTOMOTIVE I T ^ Fan*, Idaho. ■ a Drtvlna S c h o o l. FS5T? h o u s e c l e Awimq head baseball coach. The . appt. Can 794^4* .‘•sttiasr- ssoter Ceaeh Operatora. r ^ Full Ume Job opportunity 600^83-7671 axL 422* Tm Twin F a to , ID ■' ■ Lab. In Blisa. CallIII Ito Rolerences. Call and aa applicant must be a DCNTALABSIfTANr 1 rVrin Falla baaed fer line 7344666* ldon%934-9028.* for Laona 208-324-5208' certified teacher or hav* fNeeded for buay office. DftlVIA .. ■ nMit/IA haitaul a charter*. FT, PT 6 !2^ must have vinyl strip­ oompleted Americal Sport Local b o ttM w atar eom pa- Ma FOUND young huntinitlng HYPNOSIS Exparteno* raq. PT & Manur* tm ck drtver ne«»- on« ea> avail. Oi*at pay+ X T• Jo you ike tportiog ing, light body filler & Educatk>n program. Serxl eddrtnaleoMitobaooo t>«tenua^benefita. Strong Findqnd the equipment you doo. ™ i8, call 10 Wantlttntlfy. Quit em oklng to r eoocttiK(ti fibergaaa capabilities, FT with benefits. Send [ resume to Jack Laneaat- reaumaa to:Box 62480, See.I driving racerd. muat free. * ttJQ ffir, 630-27S4* a• ^ f ^ r tc o r d , knowledoe iMdi^ ■ n d ^ . , ------Found 6 woaks aage g o , Call Curtis Johnsonn Mechanical knowledge er. Wendell High School. b* dependule. Surting z s Pleasa call 423-SS47.*7.' certilled Hypno-Theraplst ote Tha TImea Nawe, i If DOT raga, and exo. — 3lst a plus. Apply with re- 750 East Main or call Don P.O . Box 646 I ualomer aervlce skills a LOST 3/4 inch dnvo toclds a s Fowler at 536-2100.* Twrtn Falle, ID 63303.* J W*L Can 206-941-5642 sat. Brown metal bboi ox. I OO profeasJonal otl paint■KT “ "Is*?!*"™ i B s m m ------3 *ct)*dule Interview.* | Q i 3400 East road goinlOlng lng, m urals, wall paper CONSTRUCTION [DENTAL ' Downtown Wendell.* 5 yrs minimum, axpartano* tHygiene AealeUnt Entry Need ^ experinced loader pay,haatthMuranc«andm south o( Klmbarle r l y and Iniarlor painting operator and driver* for „ lENCRAL Reward, call 423-4509*99* 733-4t»4foreatimataa.ea.* w/carpentry S concrete. level position lor a buay „ nnilllptasaMybonuae*. 9 ° 737-OQOOer 731-6655.* ofllce. Send reaume to manur* " haul. 636-6023* Team, Soto o r Raoef. kmmdkMBOponlngtl W fiS : BANKING 'L08T4yr.oldml al a l a W ant your hom e or o n tn 80X 92460, I q -Newequlp.-66606'67e5 ——nmsPrntnno 7: B aag law ith d /* 0 «, lostio st In to look Inm aeulata?,7 Welle Fargo A er carrying case betweer ; DENTAL 0^tfuckdriv*m.N*w ' ” 3 Susar) at 734-2472.*2 / ll 0 key position 10 Call 206-941.7609* PT p Dental Hyglenist. torunllwM(efflor46 P sssi??rir Smi i w a r B e e t Avlda Oal Rlo Circle an providing quolity and « statea and Canada. 2 •» Filer SI. Call 734-0558,* CONSTRUCTION Jerom e offlce. Fax resum e Conatruction | prolosslonal financial ' to 324-7540 y n . expertence raq. H a u l e r : LOST Chocolate Lab makTiale. services lo our or call 324-7007* Food grade products. Flah Proceaaer* last aoen In my yard 10/010/06 community. Must have Safety and fuel bonuae- Sm ■ DISHWASHER I BmveflS------. ^ m Vould you like to > 00 800 south rd, Jerom ___ minimum 3 yrs, provious ad In cUm MwL houra at (206)467-a7B0. Ti:UlsMJIUd , . . ihe M U on to , A bonking products 'CSiCUMifled . . . loc i*7riTFfilrSwlwSw • like being homi!: , c o lla r, a n s w e r s toI thith a w eekends avail. Meals & Cia 733-08J1. Position open until filled.* _mH vouf rt—d»- 733^»31. evevfwtfterei 7a3-oaai. 7 3 5 f nam a •Prlne^sf. Lost,,, liIn snacka Included, All ag es ond servlcae to 36 OvMland 6764040 eVOVteryday? We havi Hazallon arM . 324-7320320- Call 324-5784 .* ^ cusiomorsandproapeds: — monogos custom er ------1 a: ddrivl^ r l posltloa to iT Miniature Vorkl.TiHi «Pg* pre-school. Dayi^avea. availiniilable fbr YOUI ,a.4 Uoanea»CCP.3g4-»tdr rolallonshipsondcreaa- > Beacfs 8L In BUmi*. * sans all producta and Looking foi►r ex tra yr.oWlamala.4lM. Ugh mon. low apotM cow doo ^b» Spaclaltxaa In Infants DentalR an Iwaan baal dump reade a d o>24 moa. Opan Mon.-Frl. achieve minimum aalaa Discovery Rf e s e a r ^ i liloiDkmgfor 401KFtan i ' ana Hr grova In Ooodlng. r you!! 4 »nfl- 5am *6:30m . Formula Longevtor Bonus : PlaaaacallHfound hcl.C air7S3-6844* • cross sell opportunities MW31B«9fl10296j* and mokes outbound Work 10-1j^|ouiriliri per weeki): HotkiayPay sales calls typically by jL WeOm maintained, phono: may handle I cash tronsaciions; and, W eoffllljfie fall^nj W .. SJ- D oni pay te find work ba- aanrtca-reiaiod taska. •:;|XCellyment ear- imentCDL EOE « undtr 13.00. Takaouta«ta vloa acama, write to the>r- 1-666-a76>02ai. cunti •« avalUbia. Call 423-4311ill fadaral Trade Commie-ie The deadline to apply la to raaarva tlckats aten. Waahlnpten. D.C..a- Oct 26,2002. Please pick up an applicationaf at'Disroveivery Research Forr an aopllcation of 20960. or C ll tha Nation- moreire ifinlorm atlon call ssssstjiir ^ al Fraud infomiatkKi Can-n- II you do not meet tho Group 762 Fails AAve. (Tlie Turf Piaza).a). Or call: 2M ltodlaent.ianKwfty•ty tar, 1.eoo-87^7oeo.• n- expartenca ragulra- TToll Fiee ADVERTISI NO tA LCS manta e r would Ilka to - futhar dlacusa the posi­ 1 -8I66-253-5480 M t ANONYMOUS POSITION O W N (20t>8) 735-6601.K ______*' 2O8-733-e3OOft72e-4«0O’ tion, plaaaa call Ward SO’ Tha Tlmaa-Nawa has an Maxflaklal: I- Invnadlata opening for an

i FAX In our Burley office. II you ara intaraatad In aaliing YOUR BEAUTY I ^ I J Al ^ H Ambltk>uaatyllst needed ■ I a r Z T K U ! send your raauma to: foraverybusyaalon, ■ f AD TbeTImea-Newa Full or PT avallabla. Call ■ 734-2731 ask for Lynn* | 1283 Ovartand Ave. : TIMES-NEWS Burtey, 10 63316* CLERICAL ■ : CLASSIFIED Ooodlng J tS e h o o lD Itt ■ : D E PA R T M E N T , Conduct publlo opinion~ #231, 607 Idahe St.. ■ pons ever the telephone.n Ooodlng. 10 63330, Is ■ . ABSOLUTELYNOI looking for a aaoretary/ ■ 0 reoepUonlat The hours ■ B jT I SALESI StrieM raaaarefi. 67.00 t e l « 4 0 p a r h e ir.% ara Mon.-Thur. 1-5 and ■ CaaualwMKanvirenfflantt Friday-.8^.0oodoommu> ■ ^ Flexible evea. daya, &n nicatiwi aWila and baalc ■ i"REHBeiBBr[ wknd. houra. 16-30 hra.1 obmputar knowledge ■ . That birthday ad you plaoaa•a perwaak. Great patl-tlma required. Deadline for ap- ■ aoma Uma aoo In TTwt t o or aacond Job. ClosaI plication la Friday. Oct. ■ Ttaaa-Mawfl? Now la thaie » CSI oampue. For mor*I 25. 2002. Call 2O6-034- ■ u r mfo.CaH736-2683nMIIII*. 4321 e rc o m e to 507 Ida- ■ la- ■ ^• hoSt.foranappltoaUon* ■ m m m : ilJIi^Oapt^yr W B i BIB iigigl ContWentlal. 73»-74ra ; K i ^ W W ! p . That peiitiont are potudtfft [Rf eff^io/mz^to/im ■ H ^ ------BANICRUWdV------•'' Mfrf/cfll Imaging Tec AffordaMa&(ast.Aocldiriit,' echnolpgisr** fu ll- M dhnrco & criminal mtBara.' ■ titne position ^ourJia f c : BradRJcaat734.33er‘l..I ^11 train in cr and JKRadiologic Ikpaniiient. weii. ^in sa t SlS.SOi■possibiy utbcr a r im a s ------BANKRUPTCV G pe r liotir. CompaUtlva rataa on •.« Chapter 7 bankniptda*.; jRcgistered N itfse -> C Jett Stoker at 734-6482*, -floor. Bmlns at Sl 7.00• On Metiicai Sufger^' Evening Shift. 0 0 p er hour. h'uil-Ume. I

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S2 DOE. if interested P®' Ise and lead a toam of 7 • Milker wanted. 600 cow £ - " a s c s " ” starter, m ust be aWe lo do for a position in a positive *Ava. eaat 4^pm. call co 208-788-2542' 3 10 staff who provide dl- Jerome area. Referattcea. . Halt.'ExceUent vrages a 566LjSi.SdMall. dairy. 061-4qg<. envtrorvnenti please slop ^ —- No phone call pleose.' »cl care for youth. Teach CaHaTa^tr iSTHlSA5..E.8 fdevelop t ; relaironthlps condltlona. Competltvo I Ith chlldron a n d families. : Inataimtlon and repairair facturing: all snlfta avail- » Rehabilitation Center *********** * ^ rasum e to: rity *lf- w ages. CaB 324-2449* HODCL 'Immediate opportune ^ A degree required wllh oreloarettodxiurea.IS. able for operators..sanlta- h as immediate opant>gs M tiee availoM el Klm Pattarao ir r«H'SflrJreSlnS^r; rer Uor>. processing, padcsg-,0.* MARKET RESEARCH forNA/CNA.Beapan ExceBent E pay rod head or ' etfurlly background a jbstance abuae treat- ' - Ability to uae power Tha Timea-Newa lOnt exception preferred, . - toots, slock a n d lal>elM i Ing, a n d trim Una. For ap-ip . Aro you so m eo n e who IsI ofourvirinnlngtaam. b i to n d e .p h y ^ iry flt lacty 1263 O varU nd Ave. Pluilus. Alternoting wdoh- 1^** lootcing for a Job thal viriltt Competitive wages plus to pose wiVlassy Chevy . We offer ^ nds plus somij occasion- laho ", Youth Ranch (txturaa. etc. Tho abilitylity pii«U)onandlntsrvlewc8ll * ExceptkKial health In Burley, 1063316* ond :tty work wHh your hec«c llfoI a bonus pnjgram. Corvette i for Intomot solo. I wook day hours Must J ?)6.532-4117. l l • . to coriilslently lift a nnd d ^ 5 0 0 2 or appiy directty surance program tr t ifbrideOyouthranch.org ' m o n ^ u v e r a p p r oo x x at S32 Blue Lakes Blvd N* or a student kwtdng for a Exc. Internet modeling ^ be tloam orlonioiod. Appii- * Opportunity Tor SA e * L, E S c a t 7Slbs>.. Mual bo at■« MAINTENANoking for the best Sp< : loast 21 yoors of aga. Perm anant Part time * Excelienl starting pay pears Manufacturing ^217 Occasional overnight ine>«dU)lo flexibility. Wag- aftersearchonglno., ” Part Time lob lo make Plalont. Socunly Offlco. J l>)t YaM Mainlenance and B e m S a l I (sut)soquont wages de- ^ iravol possible. Work- C uA adlal AMe holiday spending money- 215152 S. Uncoln. Jerome Direct care staff, all shifts i pendoni on qualifies- ««SS. Meel the following 10. i Ing flours are scfied*d* P e rm a n e n t PT position: lions and performance) „ * >. (208)324-6101. EOE* • ■pDiE35^ERTOg PUI ! uled betwoon B-s p.m. avaUable. Please can « MESSAOE "I; Operate outdoor equlp- 734-4344.- „ ISIsSw ! *! Monihly performance ,? h i > Mon-Frl wllh up to 32 MOTEL bonuses 'Able ^ to wort* a variety of TECI'CHNICIAN F edoraf d o r employmeni 32 ment, maintain landscsp- shifts available. F/T.T. truck aervice tochni- I n fo r ‘ hours /wk. This u a part Ifw. window cleaning, and BiSfSAL------SFront d esk 3*11pm S6/hr. * 2 wooks paid vocation ^ form ation Is freo. • .lime position w/ Part lime dietary aide. < O utside sales. clailan. Musi havo own Romeiimember, no one can W' other custodial taaks. Computer exp. proferred. oftor first year W ork w ith th e public a l tool; (loxiijIRy. Starting w age tw d T ^ a l l s Hours will vary. Apply Apply i at: Oay’a Inn * Profit Shanng T S «ls. W age DOE. promisomIse you 0 federal job, B» $7.00 p e r hour, ig hoursjns Ca r t C m nfr fairs and storo fronts. Ploa ' Is SQAir plus mUeage if within Bridgeview Estates 1200 i Centennial Spur * Must bo at loasi 21 ; ooso coll 324.7600* Forfr*•r fr«o information aboul ',*f p er week. Flexible mom- Have a supor personality------! . personal vohlcle Isl» h g hours. Wort* a s a team 1828 Brldgevlow Blvd. N. Jero ' m e, 10. a y yyrs. old. havo a good Serai jobs, call Career used. Ploase sond Twin Falls. ID* ^ driv in g a n d em ploy- iyj™and get along with others i ' hIE e TECHNICIAN iSnorica S o S Connection, >0 m em ber and work unaup-|P; Em ploym ent Openlnga g PAYROLL ASSISTANT S Want to m ake MONEY. FullII Ilime for local trucking 47 rosumo or request op-P* ervlsed.Floxlbimylo(eamim n u M mom rocord. 476-757-3000* plication by foxing A sslsU nt payroll cisrfc for .Y o u ’re just the person com>mpany. Exp. roquirod. h b — *^0 new skills. Ploase apply>|V . fRN Night shift. ^ - « a m . 'ago DOE. Bonoflls. ^ . 80t-S2S*1Q«2. Equal ^ Full Time ■ Days busy trucking company. e, we're looking for. Wag Apply within Bridgeview Excellentr computer skills For A ppointm ent Call Call 324-7616' : LOggoftwjH^mglo^irj^ 070-250-6165 or - ;iJ Twin Falla Public Ubraryry P a r t T im e - E v e s . iE states, 1S28 Bridgeview necessary.1 Wage OOE. / • RNA Blvd. or call 736^^22 S 1-600-336-7569 JCK WASHER Tom Sherm an or Send | reeuma to P.O. An *, Equal Opportunity g (Every other weekend Box 664, n Ume. w eekends, ovos. : Many roads can% U.lead to a career as ^ W a o f fe n T erasa McMahon’ j W aoos OOE. Jero m e, ID 63336. M a s t e r - 206-735-3273 “ o r M lk «Paid Vacatkxi B E o JC a i------AHn; A Controller* L right In to Tha T im es Coll 208-324-7600* finandallal advisor. «Stek a Holktay Pay AActivity Director/Aid — NN« ew aA nnax Building _____ rur» to nduOe pnc» «»twn’ j O t isn't your typlcalical career path. But ♦Health/ViskMvDental ineeded. Apply at DeSano PLANT p MANAGER IS-at ti yovr ooily n«w«paptt work a t I311 Main Av*. W eat and Dlsabillly Insurance Place, I wllh terri at 218 Ag products company. for y o u ... road OfxiuMltw Ivenitino itomt for u le in all kinds of people)le tum put to be great ♦401k .J.Waa>BSL.Shoehorw. dawrflff*. » V JSIWIKO. ; Hnandal advisors.':s. Teachers, account- ♦Fun Employee 68e.7665‘ _ Program s m CCURREtfT MOTtOTOft ROUTES ; ants, salespeople~ais-anyone who enjoys $1,000 »ME0ICAL^^^“ 1 ^ RESUMES PLUS H Burley C ere Center AVAILABLE helping people by►y fprovidiiig quali^, 8IQN ON BONUS ACOfvmunayelCiw ■ : client-centered servervices can have a rasumeii.a24r3576* H ELLEVUE/HAILEY D on't m laa outt j succcssful career' in flnancial plarming. RNa a LPNs ra KETCHUM •“'"“ 'ssr'™ ' • Hearth Benaflts Su3uparvlaor needed for * 1 Canlar a Subatltutaa • Take advantage of all of the products program a staff direction A r>eeded and resources avail;ailable to you from a P lease apply with developmentally The Time •4 0 1 k disabled. fli Seff-motlvatod. BELUHjHva in these areaa ; premier national CO.com pany w ith more in person at: '• Vacation Pay ci Twin FaMe Care Cafltar compaaalonato. and r>d wouMI Uke to ba a • HdWay Pay o, canlar than 60 years experijcrience in helping 674 EM tlartd Or. organized, w/supervlsory Circulatio BoihCai • Sick Pay si l y y con ta c t th e people make the mm( ost of their flnancial C ontact Person skills. Bachelor's degree - is accepting ap] Metodie Jensen* in psychology, speoch. es-News future. You may discoverdis a career that . 1729MiilerAve. education « or related field ^ Walking Routes _ IlyouHv'SMBSI^axTSr ; grow s on you. Burtey, ID S3318 required. re Exc. benolits B S S ^ B B S S S C ontact D arrin or a nf fte r 00 d a y s. Apply in on Dept. Mareha67»0474* pc Ji^WADDELL Are you a n experienced L person at 1U Blake St. OM RNorLPNkx)Mngfora BfiE0i5AE------N .T W I n F ^ 734-2322.* ^ Theso. posiHons areppllcations for FT CNA needed for nlohi rlECEPTKMMSf e < ^ morning deliverysinTwinFalls j I ^ shift. Certification and/or PTT receptionist needed for \ and Burley. • Investing. Ww ith a plan."- Rahabllltatlon Center asxperlence preferred, busy bi olfice. W eekends J are a source has an opening tor a pPlease apply In person to: Included. im Computer expe- • Send your Iftnsr W\944WithinBtonSLN.Suiti200 I income. Get j full-tlmo Ventilator Alterra Wynwood rience rIe preferred. Pieaso . re 7-day, early- ^Guam otr sndreiunieto: Twin Fallt. Idsho 83301 C are Nurae. 1367 L ocuat SL N ap 070H R0U TE8 2fi8-73»-e5e3 Apptyin Twin Falls,IO 83301* / positions and person at: — AVAILABLE wtddell.com Uoi •omoih.ng to MU? 5«il it 1367 L ocust SLN » of additional 2303 Parfce Ave. ^ Twin Falla,ID 83301* \ J Stop by The BuHoy. ID B33I8 EOE- the J low-cool way . . . Mim t paid fbr your M M A ZELTm elWilteC, 733^)831, ^ lESTAURANT a tl3 2morning 3 walk. .641 BaBanquet C aptain bo oblo to supenrisaal b e h e s t > - u A\Dva Iri vtaaa areas forfunctions. Apply In p ^ ^ idwoi4d»alebaa he Times-News c o e n / h'.earriar iaaaa co n ta c t ttM 3pm.to5pm!^kfor :3rd S t West in RT.64i 0 /‘ Invin Falls or call • ityouDvi 800 Overland* Mfij& Therlmes-^3 ^ 3 1 , ext 302. ESTAURANT I w ® - ,3 P taa e reco Jo h n 's Is now hiring poi Subairu,PT Lunch hours a days orIn Burley, go to tSS . Appfyaftor2pm- ^ -News office at 1263 Overland, CUmtEMT. lOiibacdim) pcvwim m A )rcall677-104Z OOINQ N O i i t ' - W 4UTOOArizortia C ^ ...made a spipedal buy of BiniMCertmetlvehh ; BOOLftah ' < Ol^n S a l e !AT oooaswNabraaka -we’re Pipassing ilKsan,viagsotttoyDu! 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Can 324-32 bdrm. $375 f $280 dep. : Twin Falla I -Err.j w/varitlable Ineoma.mV TWINFALLS TWIN FALLS 1/2 Off First C om a Se* W hat'a New bait), 2 car garage, fonced g eBB) IC..I Irt. S278/mo. ♦ Stoo dep.tep. 906Rktae«ray-2bdmi.1 ^ ^ 0 8 0 ^ | l M3-q600,* • yord. no amoklng/pats. i J rm .A 1 bath term he. Month.>Only $525 > dop. NmLMaing V®[ > . 5 * rooms. r*c*ptton arei 734-4226 Of 733-8488*9* balh. Covered parking. > with lesse. Oean 2 bdrm. 1st. last-fdep. $750/mo. -7 - $475 deposit. t huge lobby. Call' ^7;^ WALU2bdmTMa; pmts.-Last monlh fre*. 2 bam , all appls. + W/D. Luxury 1 .2 4 3 b d rm 735-6696 aflor6p.m.* •" Raemussen Toan .SJSlSSrw'S 884 Flief Ava. W. - brand 3 bdrm, 2 bath, garage, No smoking or pots. nol(er. CSI. AU utlla. furnished. naw 3 bdrm. 2 bath unita A ^rtm onis TWIfrwiN FALLS 3 bedroom, : 737-3900 or 737-3' -Sc«s,i;°ir30 dep. Ind. H 8 0 . Showtime. No I tto n model 346 lonore.' C( al T S V d ^ o r 420-6678.* \Washor/Dryer Includod, 2 balti.bi appls. $650. Elm ksif. » MLS 101788’ 7»-8207or734-4012.* - central hoai ar>d air, SI. ______Can 625-57S0* smoi(ing/pala. S4S0[0+ * BETM'i^fPlSMHni ■ TWIN FALL8 2 bdrm, SI. Condos. 731-5030, SIOO dap. £ ^ 7 3 4 - 0 4 1 4 Only$eSO*d^ll. T w » iii« m .------’ 736-6400 or 731-0651.* i m GOOlNNOSbdmi.Ibi contor. b i t f f ^ contor. W f H garage. $550/mo. « S: 860H2ndAva.N.2 •FALLS APTS.- rwiN FALLS B sm t. Opt. i bdrm., 1 bath. $428 + dep and Pheaaant ^ community room, froo ^ r [ v liiH deposH. Urge back ye TWIN FALLS 2,bdrm, un- vidoo library, or>ck»ed Ck>se to CSI. Call BUI al 934-4350* 128 Martin «24 2 badoom 410-2124 or410-0949.* : MAOIC R c s c n v o m tumlshod, rofrig, stovo, g o i a ^ . 24-hr. _ 1 I£ Ib a th . 446 0 -fdapoen. U,3Bdrm6;$34»495 ‘W IN F A L L S lln ls h e d > . W ett MoDle twme.” boOOtNG 3 bdrm..iliSJ* g BUHL Brick duplox.~ 1 NO S M O K I N ^ walar/sewer paid. $400 omergoncy malntonance. TWIi lots ol hoat. laundry rm. Mic Sorne OW S W/D hookups. - dop. Can 731-1215* , basomont prlvaio tjalh t - 1 bedroom. 1 bam. k>i M M .' bdmi. w/Utchen appls. No THESE UNFTS. Spadous and cloan. SARATOGA ^ trees, urwbstructed3,o*or- roi gan St. $500.637-682:5 2 _ smotdng/pats. S3SO-Ktop.lop. BRAWLSY REALTY and bdrm., new carpet A No pets. 734.6600* TWIN T FALLS 2 bdrm. 1 APARTMENTS bathroom. batr Utllltlos p vdrvtows.Justpalntailnted & Q O d o iN G 3 b e d roroom < 208-84^99* 734-688B balh with laundry fadllty. new sravol In drtvewveway. hom a on' 1 fancad aera — Evos. & wknd* Dave Y W iriFA LL^1 bdmi.W/t> 681 Saratoga Or. amcsmoking/drugs. $400«no. g ! - BOHl ------$428/m onth ■^S^25 dep. $200 dep. Call 736-S307 t - O u ts id e s to r a g e• uiunit. $600 + dop. 934-4322’ 4 2 41^84ir I hookup, stove & refrig. f4o 738*1600 $20 •- S75.000. Frod or Ai — Newly remodeled. 1 & 2 I pets. S400/dop. 423-4532* I Cati 208-324-2244.* | L. — » toavtoavo msg.* GOODING small 2 bdrbdrm. bdrm. appls. S250-$476176 ( I Zaunor Q 720-3B44644 or S450*$450dep.1poli » . 726-4901’ Midi, mo-fdepoalt. ______Smoklng'drug fne. 68 nrno- Hallowa Property M gmM. t leaso roq. 934-4340’ GOODINQ Small houso'»»for EDEN (2) 2 bdrms. S300ioo H . 1 9 rent In countiy. 3 bdtmfnj. 1 mo. $200 dep. No pels. m I ^ H b I ■ g— » . b a lh .4 3 2 6 /ffio. Call n ih . C You pay power, wa pay- t/ BTkw lom HH h V )ay. '• * « « 934-4505 after 6 p.m.- ft-. lo be moved, sjso the rest. Cell Kathy at k s W sm g : oHor. Call 326-5289ltS“ ^ F?A3emaAfr-2bd7E:7ST2 «afr424r 5; 306-0244.* balh, f500-»S300 ded a p . EOEN Studio, wa pay It s i | ------P»aaaa can 637-6361:’l£ __ $200. (2) 1 bedroom^ H H h H ' I II , ^ feoooasa------,hnmA JEROME 2 b d m 1 baibath, oparlm ents. you pay Z- '10*46tt.oldormob«*ho oidar. pow er. $220. $200 dep.*y 1.1 Very livable. $15C1 5 ^ 1 car garage. 55 & o(di •P- Please call 686-2095’ 324-3733 or731-3733.‘ r — T JEROME 3 bdrm. 2 batr t* £^K|UBERLV'85FMM dbi. vrldo mobile homem e hL E R O e a n and qulat 2 •p 14x60ft. 2 bdrm. Gt ivof.r; No pets. *550 bdrm. 1 bath In 4-plexlax W .J ! ^ Furnishings. Motlvat >-ong term lease. M/carport. $376/m a No, mM g : $i3.gocyowef. axvaga 3 2 4 -^ 543-6342142 pats. M. r*q. sas-COSZT f -'hMN FALLS *79 SHyllr JEROME 3bdrm.,2batrStfT ftUrt2bdrm.ra^;.st<^^.^ ■' 'C £ . 2 bdmi..14x60'. remodw * ! - mobile home. No pattftf fanead yard, a^nklarlar J T ad.greatvskM .420-1 ie SSOO Long term laaaa. Its. IP RflNW lsTB^dSwrDom 324-6903 or 543> «8a a 1 balh, w/tlpoui. otileiffiea. ■tkQ• i W r r ^ ^ • jg«dJ2jt^.g.rag. Id, II' ! 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[ Friday, Oct.)Ct. 18.2002 WSCeULANEOUS FHCH E E K H tensaedultcsts. LABIAB8 Chocolate (8 ) $125 TV Jigbig screen. 61*. Hitachi. HONDAIDA'9 0 XR-200 GrapMoOr light table. 31 *»4i* Outdoorcets. O u greet eed).. eed 1st shots CaUMHch digiuliiei HD. Salolllto ro- Goode«d cond, SlOOO/offer. ______$2$200. Q uasar VHP profos- mousors.itm Call 733-1208*. 438-2980 438 or 438-8444* coTnfver, $3000.420-1744.* 837-827-6210 or 530-6002 . - sionalSi vU eo cam era, like c r E B E E Krttens. PITIT bI Ul l puppies, ^ed HONDA(DA '0 8 R e c o n . like now, $160. Air compres- . Cute.outsido cats, nos< [ THEE ACES ON BBRIDGE^ Bobby[>byWour Zsor, S ears 6hp. Oil Iroe, 2 w i nd now. o n y 20 hours. y n . oM, like new. $205, —124-7993 leave message.* flm>. i00/l.rm,cotl410-0074 ^ 1 -1 4 4 0 or 733-1038* REE (2) Austrelllan WOi kiM M llfllilllill daytimolimo or 324-6799 after. = I J Jpm.*______l[ "The cowl>wl does n o t m ake ar " N O R TH II>HA Mli Sheperd male puppies. 4KC.2 AKC males. 1 lemaie wAm« I D . , 4IBCELLANE0US Lezy Aboul fbi 8 m os, old. Good (4004500. $40( 423-5035* DA 90 Trail cy d e. Like' monk." * 5 4 boybl queen sized, soia ton STAIRMASTER HONDA { tom porm ont. tri*colorod. SXi O B S i o V E 5 7 w o C F % 734-01-0806 loovo m oua'go. new.It. w/loww/i ronge opiton. — AU07nnnymous Latin provertI V A J 9 4 3 •ieeper$200.Blacfc(eeih- Grealq ,. w/olher animala & reg. 5. Call 7 3 4 - i ^ * ♦ A J 7 serreellner.$l75.CaO ktos. ^ Call 837-9007* <3!l JfE D ------gggS g 734-2840 o r 7 3 ^ 0 5 * ilngto disk grain drills. /ASAKI V . '87 Bayou * A 7 2 REE G eeee. (2) grey. m^iff-.TiUAKCA^Kfepup. S f >. S1400/ofier. Cali To m o rk ! [1) white/grey. Born In pieiHea. males $250. All 577= •431.85B5* rk St Luke’s Day, here is W E S T EAST1ST *hSh M rth for wood or pellet ju h fFED Motrooomo . - . p n hand featimaturing B rother Lucius July. Cell 7 ^ 5 5 6 * shihots o t a vet checked. m is '06 sportsman. ♦ KJ 10 976 *83 •tov*. $186. (7) ell ^ :atl_431.0206 young pia^o«udont. ' nnd Brothe:her Paulo, the world's M tehen drewera. $86. REE LAB X Female. 3 4x4. Lois of extras. V 6 5 V 2 '■^•'**^0______$3000.300.32e-4173* mosl optlmlimLstic bidder. The St. Ti. ♦ 9 6 ♦ K ] 10 8 4 i7 3 4 ^ 1 2 or 733-aoOOeves* y |;; i mhIH t «0 ak6 p’^b. wantIrrED '57 Ford 2 door pm »pitIVRIS '02 Sportsman A Q 10 G A J 9 85 4 PO^ L TABLE full size sss J door wogon or Ran- 5nn T, tus Monnsttistery is the creation of REE Male austrailan hots. $200 to $250. Can ^ 2 c . 4x4. Yellow. EBS. David Hird.d. Connelly, m sple, like new, 38-2088or431-1800* ??«{'>ro ior parts. Call SOUTH S3$3000/offer.^1744.* ihephord/red ^ heeler, al- ..^ V ^X3TtnS,MM.■ ' m is . w /c o v o r a n d i| Bi'otiier>r i P aulo’s ju m p to five n o st 1 yr. oW. G reat cow WEtnxRTnreBTRTr E U issorios. $5400/olfor,------4k A Q . ? hearts askuiked his partner to bid X sheep. Call 878-2830' SllvoUlvor-Ofey & blues, $350 WANTIITED Duck & Qooso ______CCall ^ S86-2339* V K Q 108 7 ■P 'toase cah 432.5587.* log b( ! slam with1 Hfirst- or second-round Thainat birthday ad you placed f r?EE e J stock dog puppies. bands. WIN pay $10 y AMAHAHA '88 350 Big ♦ 0 5 3 2 Isom e time ego In 77j« AUissleus Shepherd Heeler ^ELLfLLTlW LABRADOR *®^-h J will pid< up, Coli Wheel,•el. exc.e cond.. $2000. j control in spspades, and by his own « K 3 71TiffwaW eiw? Now It the a c upa. AKC, e x c . blo o d *34-51.5832. message. Pleese o standardss vwas only a marginal I Catahuia X. Bobbed s e c a a 432.5506.* Urnlime to com e pick up your tail,ail. blue eyee. 034.5743* “i;'?*nes. OFA cortllled. 1st wANnTED Highest pricos YAMAHA^HA 'B8 A asre rlik o ' overbid. Tha’hat got his side to a de- . ptoturee.Stopby'nie ^ lor oU military modais. now.. '80'8 0 Benehee. new Vulnerable; North-South cClassiliod i Dopl. today! * )E E to g o o d h o m o fe- Maletlales $200. Ready to go cent slam,, btbut the suits figured to nale black Ub X. good now :hes. hedges, photos, plestic/ptic/ported. '04 Ben- Dealer: South BM ow. Caii 438.8660 or ^ souvenirs, e ftee. e . trinity tr m olor. Ail Ue badly onn thei auction. ' U.O N FURNTTURE 3 all fo r i 12-0227* Slncp thc.he opening lead of the , puiMirpose Chairs a nd 4 dry- with bU and flight goor, w /saind n d IU res. 733-6133 The bidding: sir n chairs w/divers.Pioase PsululNuttIng I 733-1691* eves or 7731-5876* d iam ond niinine might well have . cana ll Sandm 733-5082.* ERMAN S H O R T HAIR k s T i been a sin^ed needing cards m ust be all sDades. She was 1 A Pos 'anvil c ase . 24 channelt therefore Jiea P a s s b yrS S O ftsnake Incl. $1000. «vkJvU water fowlers. ^ 8 2 3 . (up to 20- long) & 536-6323 leavUy favored to hold iI V PaRK 2 V PPas a s s CautU 324-6783* huntunted extensK/oiy. out* I pellets, roasonablo Wo lako10 trades,tra flnandng the king ? • staIwKling n APLA pointing I73»«a38.n,an>0|- ______available* AccordiagI lb & AKC iioki trial SUFI: f Locally pasture DgJy. B ro th er Lucius A N C HF O ^ r ^ T s t e m played tbee e a c e a n d q u een of ai edigrees. HEALTH & grown.iwn. Jersey or Angus- k ANSWER: Bid th ree diamdis- a q D3[Jm IUM 60 gallon with S75G750 call 208-678-0224 quartenuters. Chuck 543-5132* ^ 5 ^ ir 733-2990 oves.* enoiigh to commit to slama m , bu t 0^1K sta n d Indudes sever. or2C card, Awi^wew ent dummy’s last di- yg f208-677-9092 5 ^r ^ r o Y s b y t h ^ :HAIR Exc. cond. BASS BOA30AT '08 Tradcor. you can bid three diamondsnds a s a ai igto lish, tank docor. and www amond, and theth< slam was made. ^ ww.snakorivorpolntm. SUSHiS^L$,O.OO.OAU ™ ;/;!new. SSOO. Wheel 14li fi.1. 2!2 5 h p . lo a d o d , ^m e*tiy to find out if parta r tn e r ’s al carbon fiiters. pumps __nlabi sturdy heavy duly. $3000/offeiCoffer. 420-1744.* The deal1 comesc< from Saints M ^O d^its yours. If he signs i Id eiQ uipm eni. $ 2 7 5 . p 4 ^S^ R B IU . crown like now.iw. $400.324-5695* g p ^ — os off In JJJ.ill 423-4415.* Conui 15' Grandpa's old aod Sinners,8, 1by David Bird-wid-*^ nuro. 5 yrs oid. groat k boal. stead 1hr?e hearts, Just bid game, cer, n eed s TLC, toady a s sho goes. Tim Bouiice! (&(Master Point Press, do H ON AKC. 0 m o. oid 55 HP EvlnEvlnrudo. w/traller. does m ore, you may look forror high. 1738.1084* WL m 11195). wblch,

• 1 • J P llViHfK 324-5082 or 420^)671* p a d for c o rre c ln e ss p y T l HSTTOPS u ’m b '------k ROTOTILUNO Blodo H L on the first day it ork, weed mowing, any- .36£T4oSt“^ 9 ^ '3 f j runs, as the Times- wtwrem tw i the MV. 326-4931 STAAWwh-t,ax4‘ Pm . 5? Electric, new. Vooo! NNews t is not respon- f r eEE e (3) Apple treee, 8 m an big balat.North t n i ! s . old. t rome, t plpoln. O^reQon u re a . C o n tac t Please ^ call 733-1288' sii sible for errors after ou dig. Can 324-4834* r T X Chrta U North 8 1 m Hay FREHER-npTIgfiriSO: F? FRefrig., Kenmore, $100. I the lirst day. r = COUSTICAL I r~CMARPErn-RY FENCING FE MWUSic I TAXID(IDERMY Mte»owave$30.3a4-30S8* Sc d r y w a l l tWontlai & Ranch - 7Tw HotloaeeofUuele Hefrtaerator. ^ fPECIALIST macAGIC TOUCH S Stdar ; & Polo Fence. instiumonisnts. accessories, Magicgle Valley pooTl8cu.(t.w/loemak«r ^ For o r/ All Your Home n o rRDIC d i TRACK elllplcal Qeno: hain link, Vinyl, & rocordincIng accompaning! WildlifeIMfe Artistry ^ oraao-oesB* i ^ . Call 543-2276* ■ r»erol drywoll ropairs 'n; irbed Wire. Repair all kin(inds oi m usic VZ'eUUM'BOkirtiy------Tw achine, like new. a e n d texturing, NO»JO J( B TO SMALL rwiN FA L tS Frt. a Sat. 0 ttOIViXXVoffer. Can 737-0048.* i 3 yo, srk. 20 years oxp. 7S7Monrciroo Across Irom Big/smallall gamgi e, birds. with attachments ',o ^ears of oxpertonco, -7404 o r 280-1681 Free estim a te e. CSI.SI. Hrs: 12-8 andilsh.Ci.Calllorquotos. a to S pm. Excellent llsms u a a n , Ask lor Lou excelienl oondltlon with wii books, computer. RDIC TRACK Ski m a. :uii 034-0915. Mon-Sallot. 73 3 .7 0 8 3 ' 034-t>34-5005 $160. Call733.0711* pocket „ PC end more. line, S200/orfer. Total Laiance LeBaron ^m fitn e s s m a c h ln o , 732-88-6004 o r 308-1809 I | q WXSnBTRhRipSoilW io«860 ^33-873-8741.* 3PERTY good cond. S5000. Call C hurch W orrten'e v n r _ Yourr businossbl moy b e iml ,homo ropolts. SEIERVICE A+JImaTreiTree Service 43e-82tSftvsninga.* Mlnlstrlee V,"lA ^W bbocuispilt CHRIS!iiSTMAS TREE arllfl. T hr n M T r e a a u n s loot•oklnaloruSlI °°S S 1 I. s h a p in g , ro .. . Irewood. $90 e pick-up dal. bl iterior/oxtortor, * Meir " s a s ' n i ; HAY PR ESS 3 ile, grM t B r Friday Oct. 2Sth '™, C h inInese Medicine Evoninjilngsaxookands J ? 2 rtrubs a stumps. oad. $120 a co^. You $65.5.Call678-2079* C Herbirbs. mossago, & Califorloratanosilmals B fertilizer, lawn C allaila or Timothy hay. . )lok up. $l40/par cord niQi al^'dr^ol?"®’ HAQENJ■i PROPERTY Add value to your crop by Sotli'rtSJbSlaBth )1SH NETWORK raichi InBtruction ______7 g» thatching. 7 «k».rt.CII3£4.7M 7.- avaiiablo. ■ leyoani. 6 or 431-3253 ,/ ■pressing yoor own hay lor 6 a m -3 p m I System or lor $29 get ______SJ mS ? . " " ’- vou, on?,i T p ' - U , shlpmsnt. For more Inlo 1831 Grandview Dr. N up lo 4 • rocoivors and 1 °yPP*>pt440.12^iocal)| CONSISTRUCTION JoTn)hn 735-5170 ior youour comploto = call 809>062‘8Y33. At Pdeilne Rd ^ 8 ' monthnth ol sorvico Ireo. ' — nn;.n:lal t TREE SE Twin Fane s e r v ic e ) SUrvlsion aMR i DUCT I Class Cl A HANI jntiot prapofly JDMN'pEEHg”''*^'' CR:>IAFT SHOW. KimtMtfy jjro^ n 1583 Fillmore INDYMAN ll'aTree Sentor Center, Set Oct. ^ 7 ; Caii 733-7722 .* C5LEANING L „Cononstructlon o b i ^ • engine, lots ol work itono, Jidontlol Iramfng SERVICE «rvlce \ great ahape. 431-4278' 19. 0.3pm. 3f0 N. M»ln ®??NINO TABLE set com er (volghi ci! syjtom . $150. , , Crafts, food, door pfU ee.' >ench w/eiorago, 2 side in d Hat wort<. ping romovol. R»ATa ■ss2anp.4«4. ,£ 2 tMil and woiflhu. $50. Aftir l Quallly - p"£J’OLE BARNS Ibing, electrical, np romovol ihalrs, oak flnfth. brand arlnol S250. Call S mil. painting, etc. R E M O ! Iront end loader Ascrapor k B atewT $260.324-2518.* Services Si»clacialty. 732-4431 3DELING J n Tfirewood, t K blade. $6600. $43-2270' ^ 6 1 t-S056,-______AirO,Ducts Fum acos ' 25 yrs. exp. 404^a67-.7»7-.734-1370 !>•»ATTRESS New King 326-50' ~ U a)l-On.Wheele l^ i li>6HAU>^-96>(H620' B k ER Kenmore $125, 72ior30e-iB83 manure bed. Excellent ttrj illtow lop w/#plH b o x . still =====■•vhlto csrpot ovor 100 jiS B 'ir.r fcoNT'ITRACTOR I I 738-1721 Remo conditton. $ 17,000 lirm. n plastic $295. is. $250, 733-8786* 732-8788 ' SpeSIIS? f w ns e r v ic e I 537-«787 or 731.3740* 1'5IStart al $80/lrucl(load. fiufiPlooto call 420*1800* ?!* •800^27-8181 I W«^Vi: Valley D esign A . Dosignn 1and Build Qrnvelavatable.731-7030* pHIc ISE ARENA 22v™.e PA ttyALlitcr loeder. ^ p0 la I Kfcss6uoon doublo ^ . Ray's Treeree Service R eady lo dig, S2600/oner. lllow lop w/box still In FAX I f eT O PA R TS E s li^ to s Rom ovol,II, Trimming,Ti nmordol - Hobby Dressac C a n ^ 1 - < 7 |f lasllc, N ow sioa. f tsage Lessons 733-3520I a a k lor Mika Toppton.ing. Shurbs. aM 20-1890*______oBesiPrtoeon 734-153 ving Lessons ~ ~ stuniiSlumps top^i y o u R - l53fi;?04^»M 736-2S71 18* In furrow plowing. "CuZ illty Brsnd Parts! ^ — OFING jp sot, $200^.°Fuirs^o • * • P? a i^ s « “* Excelienl shape, down* Of o( rental costum es & droa agio Valley pmpi i up to 200 lORNQ f = ^ = sKlng $3000. 733.3280* . a ooeesorteset bed>ilaltress set. $100. KId't kulo Parts ‘LOYMENT I TuffJ ro s s e r s $ 3 6 e a . Twin AD la Frieaian Raau>miilablomiesl T ^EE SEFservices TRAfcTOfl lmdgin»b(09 $12S 1MES‘NEWS UelnAve.North SERiR V IC E S toIS! le 7 3 « 7 6 8 733-3388 t.Fl^ng TREES ANDI 2 WO. cab, AC. 100 HP. 125?Cau“ 80.1714T’“ TIMCLASSIFIED ■ ^ NO STUMPS v . : A U MUST o o n I Temporal)rary-Pormanent ...... -* 731-41-6666 OFMAOiCi3iC VALLEY Set. queen DEPARTMENTCL U lt^M olcoet^lof »d omplwoes? HO10USE 1 I- 737-1r-0000 •Froewtirrsstimatos* ze. Very good conditton. D E f Terry CarpCarpenter 1 2 m ! ^ S 2 2 c i o w E 2 j >8-734-5538 BU:U SIN ESS ""S™Joed a job? jT, or. dump bed. '•2 QMC ^dothinsg. shoes, hats. Ciso^wm^aai^^ " 208- OR SlERVICE E • O N N E L M ^ .EANINQ BobtaUselfunkwdbia72 w*0S,iowelfy. >8-677-4543 _ ott 734-7010 Pord 000 0 -H lp u U e rb ed WN FALLS ni.7W0W 0 n 7 S 4 w ” lam^ s e r v i c e ^ t S E R > W ^4»0«^^ , Com Cor e In early lor b e tt 5 ^ 2 0(BURLEY)* 8 - TW aeiectteni. ** (Bl JiN ROOM ^ - == gotheeeextram iie John'eSh DING & ~|, >LACEIneert.w/l«n. SHwiobidforall CAE ********** pp,aj V ARMING I/king hard.eo ^ E 8 M A ID . O.RabDltpena 00^ n g e g g g price ECK OUT THE MAQIC »der$20ewh!Ratt). (it heve to. Free Compietosl MMen.>8et ^ SMALL teel 737-0064 Carbide & s /AU C T W C T O H IN y «i Seach. i Cal 878-7084* Bkjec lalaaJam.' WEDDINQNCiSHOP V- •, by eppt. 733-1704* ^Mb FOR __ CREAGE ; ' " ■■■- ' J 141 BrackgiSjetS; WaSSSSS, - i i ! AUCnONADS !»«•«Mn’8hp,exo.cond. 734-PI )resees: 2-46 ' O ra aa aM oi Rem.orBuyl R n •* '- WiO THE AUCTION O O C A$1100 R l will sacrifice ng. HototlMnji.'r ’ HOIlOUSE CALENDAR ON naw $11 Siffltwa'dfM ^ I CAB I ^ EANINQ SM/i td n a m e ln l ^Vii 2 xlS , $100.738-0331 I c to R •210 8 : Mein ' .; ^^pNNEcr^ *i 6pm wh.(l.ya. any- Jlm 'a 6 L'-Xai,, SER? "sss^s,™ . a ’i [ j [ wTe i g hrr.Loss t i , ; ra^g™o |B55HE e ir , ^ 8ATUR0AVS. . timewtSi:cLL*N eous °»»»"> M I E Clain E l dolls, upright S n a c e m - “ SSSi!!g ! 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CAPfll 15'SalltXMt, ttnhotih n NORTHLAND insulatoi» o d ^ I r ------' TERRY *80, 2 2 'Sth Wheel. W A N T E O : T r u e k o r DODOe OC ‘84 Power Ram JEEEEP *77 ^T. PU401 eng. FORD5RD'81 LTD 4 door, londor trailor. 2 sotsIS olc (irtished camper shoinoli motor home. Cummings E xc. COfld., AC. $4 9 9 5 Mils $800. 733-S120*I' w/slorage & bad. loni trailer with ftjtu/. 50.4 s< x 4 , k)w miles. G ood 15* 15 wheels. AT. $1600. sedaiedan, 56K miles. Exc. o n g diosol. Allison trans,.naw Call 438-4680 days or Please call 324*7240* a — b e d . N k » ^ . 324-2518. cond. $1250.637-9136* Call Ca 825-5437 ovenlnos* cond.ond. Call 438-5398* CUSTOM WELO *00 Storr 'IB.* lires^attorles, 53K miles.>• 436-6068 *v*nings* c T g back up camera, driver's i SobOE'to Durango SLT, JBEBEP’00 Qrond Cherokee FORDIRD '94 Thunderbird, 2 1 II. LMdod. L e u thonhS™ q Oa l jt y USED Sh e l l s s MT. MAX 700 1600 miles.. TERRY ? *84 18lt.Non 38 houn. $20,000.). H t any sl20 truck*. Hugeige door. 2 TV'S* VCR. pipes, cover, exc. cond. I kMded. 5.9L. 1900 m iles, limited, lim silver, black loath- 0x0xo cond.. c CD. loaded. ^ $37,500. Please call smok*r. Sleep* 4. Used ■ $29,900 Con 679-2675* sr er intenor, now tires. 45K. S3903900/offer 843-8252 73J-0398 Of 543^050*50* selection. Bargain pric** II $4900 Call 438-6023* little. $3200. 324-2892* _ J <208)678H)103* 768-3546 osk lor Bob.* ; Bxc. cond. $21,000. Call dsys.ieys.543-4678 «v*ning** EVINRUOE F ast TVvln 15 . POLARIS (3) indy Trails W s ILOERNESS'8 7 28tL CHEVY'62 Longbed. f" *32-5380 or 260-3735* PTren" ■ia,. » * 8 '89 9.5 h. Slider i ir n BOUNDER *89 34 n. Bast^K 440, wmr 2*plac* trailer. ' motching shell, AT, PS. iA'o ‘98 Y*uru*. i llt*r £ « . cond. Runs prsai Ekc.. oontf.. Bt* new. F*ff ' ISSAN -00 Exterr*. must •nginingine.34KmiB..-cf*w)a $3SO/o«or.324-52tS\ inick cam per. Full bath- ment model, rear islandi 'all tic . QonS...UOOO for PW. PB. AC. repainted. FAX IJ epectellSOOa 326-4068* [ room lacilfty. q ueen bac[]A{j bed, 454 motor. 46K, exc. an. 308*0269 attar 5pm.’ - New radiator. windshleW. Mill Low mls„ exc. cond.. >oad«>*d*d. $7480/olf*r. QLEN L. T hundortotlI 17 and heater. Fits 8 It. bed cond.S17.500.734-4846' ; WILDWOOD'00 25ft.. [ Sl8.500/offer. 733-1131* 622-322-3826 or 720-3404* : S o l a r i s *bb r m k 7 0 0 . '' tires S battery. Rebuilt v-drfvo w/llr, M t uplorbKJb(g $2250. Call 7es-5i37* dining slide-out.new cond. carburetor, c engine up­ 3Y0TA '97 4 Runner. RHff’fl6 ‘99T*uru*.iAKmi.. bioek M opar. $220( ;___ BOUNDER'8B Class A 2630 mll*6. mountain bar. rear bed. sola/dlning bed. c OR I graded to 350-approx. SRS V6 manual. 96K, 24 val Coll 733^581* s h e l l , custom tits '88-97-■97 31 tt. 45K mis. $18,000. 144* long track. $3200 $14,600,733*7778* i ____ Ford shortbed, groy. withwith Will consider trade on1 call 260-3580* l0Kmi.onengine.$3200. V ecent diagnostics. goM $6500 Per(oct lor a contractor. I end. Cau ^5992.^ ra55^ PT 14 ft. bM t. 18 hp motorotor. custom carpot kll. $650^,50/ newer PU. 324-7780* j WOWII I Bb ‘06 Musfng, whh*. runs good, EZLoad Irlrtrlr, oiler. Ford 6-holo olumi- . POLARIS '00 RMK 700. Pleas* call 737-9331.* EMAIL * lar apoiiar. 6 cyl., AT, Siorra and Salem trailers )Y0TA *99 Tacoma, SRS • now tiros, cover $1500SOO. num wheal, S350/ollor.;'T‘- DO DQ E '7 7 2311. H u nt s 1100 mile*, new long 1“^' well, low mis, $4000 or now indude a fantastic CH^VY -93 S io shonbed Your Ad To ixt. cob.. 4x4, AT. 42K f §S. . PPL, PW. CD/lap*. Coll 825-5059.* Pleas* coll 324>6S18.‘ r track. Very clean sled. 5K, m anufaotur** ___ best oner. 208-467-g019.* 10 year warranty on gpickup. 2W0. V6. Sspd. ml..ll.. $10.950.735-9616* 15K, Please calf B2S-6262 or AC. bedliner. Decent warrarirranty. Psrfact epod. RANQER BASS PRO 17t1 ■ 731-6211*______walor lines, and a f H DODGE *77 Eldorado 18ft. truck. $3995.733-7791* THETIVE&NEWS TV ST fg.50d CM4S0-2334* 115 HP Marcury, only 180 ■ 360 ong. 90K mis. $2500. F limited IKetlme warranty on plywood flooitl D oni DCDODGE -92, Dakota, club I y * * * T ra c k * r. <w n tanks. Beautllul color.lor. PISTOL Lam* 46. aulo.US* FO R D -67 Okanagan, fully _ Northwest packsge mllos. r $4000 736-0056* DEPARTMENT ^ = UE BIRD Softool Bu* u *xtra*. $6«00/off*r Only$54SS.Seoat e r ' contalnod. 55K orfg. mis. . S SK ID O O ’BeSwTwnltX wilh R18lnsulatlonTNo Kq '84-14*19 pas**ng*r.'M-19 a— < c t f 4 2 3 -4 6 S r • ,j„ . Now wheels. CD player, ! OODQE '90 MT. utility bed Intarm ountain MotorIT Isoo. Reloading equip. , SK mis. $3000. A rctle Cat more stingy R7 Uke 115K, miles. $3700/olfer. ■ ***ng*r, *01 *72 HONul lor oxcollont condition, '91 Prowlar. long track, many olher m akes. 7. Twin Falls H om M Too much to list. $500 lor 735-1346 or 306*3812* j *ss*ng*r. Bids ar* oo>^od cond..( n*w st*r*o^ Call 536*2301 (or details e r. Sl0.500/oHor. 764*3023* 4SK mis $1500.423-4806* See a t ^ 208-734-5538 Ce“Bing acc*pt*d untH Nov. CD pi*y*r, p I ttandard, GMC '78 24 It. 400 eng.! SSKf-OOO’94 Mw:h Z, 925 sor ong. C*4 Irans. 4 ii tw>i*d»ma»nr*iey« m 4th.ih. For information call $2950.950. D a m 7 3 3 « 7 8 r TRACKER ’BB Alum.1711. M otor Horn** *iH IBS le Glenn* Feny School m nnn 60hp motor.2 trolling nm Cloon non.*smoker. low' precision kil. long track, raar end. Long bed. Runs W&A'MAccor(i,4dr..' ol<. mis. Sloops 6.733-7870 fast, powerful. 731-0512* nearWendelL « DiStistrtot *t 3 6 6 * 7 ^ .* motors. $4500. 73&.3312* Rem Mag, muzzle break. 536*2301 woll, $775. 886*7618* 5 iftdard trana.. PW.fUft*- BD. 239 OuBols Ave. TF* g , jjogffy-jsg ^ SKIDOO 02 Summit 600 or se e on line a t FORD FO '61 F350. Ilal-bed. msQBUiaiV-LiJMi ijjjj*DGE '9 6 Caravan 67K g o>od,|20J;0/off*r o d VALCO 14ft. ia. Good cond. Fully 7 » ^ Ouckhuntar'i Speciall HM, 151* track. Tupper dually, 5 spd. Great work 15 horse Marcury motor, RUQER M77 Mark II. 30-jg : A. VIO Ford, a o o o m i ^ tuned. $6200 731*2454* truck. $3100.324*2444* FOR’OHD'(»aooco.CD. S|; HPA Accord ex ' 06, 3x9 Weaver scope.,e. 4.0 gonorotor. hydraulic 2 new troller, 2 doz. ZIEMAN Ride on/off Snow­ FORO'94F1502wheeldr. 4 spd., h*sder*. 302, lift. igon. Loadad. Oriolnal mognum duck decoys.' V stainless, synthotk:. sling.rig. lovorers. m any e x tra s, mobile tir. Full diamond ■ Runs/k>oks great. $4350. DODiiDQE *96 C a rav a n S E o wrnar. n ar Exe. condlllon. UKE NEW. asking $499. owe $37,350 asking PU. 6 cylinder. 5 apd. S2500. Call 734-9484’ plating, plastic ski prelec- ■ 101K. exc. cond. $5750. 410-6143 or 734-9291* 7 ppaaaenger. a 4 door. PW , 83900/BOOAXtor. 733-1948* ___ 0*11733-8883.* $ 4 6 ,0 0 0 . will c o n sid e r tors on floor. Like New fiTRAILER Now 14x6'------54543-4372 or S43-6841* FOR« R D 7 « Bronco Part out ^L. e a s s . & m or*. Nic* UAiiWA ■ SHOTGUN W anted. 20■— or trodos lor oquity. Call $11S0/Offer. 324*6497* in. $7800. 733^190* 735-6829 leave m sg .' = flat bed. Singlo axlo. qQMC u '9 7 Sierra. 5.7 liter. or rebuUdsble. Fnwt end „n*w Ur**. eiKm la. ■ 28 gauge, sWe by side, or Cali 733-0669* ^ dam age only. Good drive I T ^ c - ^ ^ m o o o . ■ ovar under, under $1500,)0 KING 7 4 24ft. AC. heater i ^4T. 5 spd., long-box. new f " TRAILER 1 8 lld o v o la il. tires. tin SIK. excellent cond. ^train.Eng.ls400.4barr«l. ^ 10! _ call726<612*______awning. Low miles. $5000 I Ntoe Ur** & rlma. $1200. CAMPER '97 8 (t cabOvor. — Coll 423-6866* I tandem axle, now. SI 700. $10,500. Si Call 324-4152* Nto RCRSXnsTorcKSoBryar „ , roldg. stovo. lumace. Exc. SHOTGUN Remington C0II736-J995.* HiR Call7ai-S561-733-5348* Tan.i.AT.lOKm»a.Load*d1 AT 1 i®: Model 1100.12 go. i ^ 5rs/ / MALLARD'85. 27 (I.. BBLUE LAKES COUNTRY f j NISSAN *97 ph:k-up. black. condS3750. 324-3013.* TRAILER '01 Hallmark. gogood condlllon. $3750, C all73M 871* 'L r ' ± _ oMor. Call Miko 734-0270-0 * Class A, 454. AC. genor* Club < oquity membership. \ d e a n great sha'pe. o ste a l ■✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓ DiBro CAMPER Shall. Pop-UP — ator. good condition. 56K 1 I6'x8', tandem axle. Pleaso Pi< call 324-0354.* ------I m ­ UP SHOTGUNS Baikal------^ Coli 80M 20-0S36.* « al $3000. Call 539*2709* lO p WHh mattress & corpot kit I, milos.S10.g50.e37-6614.* 5 ; S4000/olfor. 678-6945* ^/W ‘81 PU. N eeds engine In o u r effort to perfect», condltton. :/> • 12 gauge. 3W*. auto, DU. DEER/Elk European skull f i O R D -81 F-150 300------/towntUe*. On*o«nar; Ationllon ouldoorsmon! now. $395 734-9MB* TRAILER 48*x8-x32*. top work. wc Body In groal shape m ak o ou r SSOO/ollor. Coll 735-0076 MONTANA '00 Snowbirds moi/nf/ncr, ‘ Exp. quality ond „ canvas, sporo. lights. S1 3 cyl. Short bed, white. Hp 1731*1448 or733-IO ar ~ here's your rig. 36lt. triple work. ' Call 324-9548 ovos* ® Ilassified section romovabio sides, top and runs great. New dutch. TT E6 LN >M ConlinaiSi: . . N O R T H E R N L IT E 'DO sildo Sth wheel. Exc. h , rodiotor & tires. S250Q/o(- i rreo e of an y en o ts , i J S HAY Attention huntersll ends. e Uko new. 6* wheels. L io m ^ Q I R R B Q H 10'2* cab over compor. Weed free, orchord S4S0.735-4192* S ^ lor. 536-6212 a tter 5pm.* D iee ta s e ch e ck yo u r 3 2 w Fully loodod, AC. olact. I grass/aifalla mix. 80 to.- n i cond. No smoking. Hos v k j B S B n FORD o i ‘86 Ranger DXW ^fiBononF . jacks, the works. Ught 'i- II- ^R STR EA M b c o lla 26 It. 651b bak}8. Call Dole UTIUTY ^ Trailer brand new — a d for an y i n a w borglass make. Asking ail tho extras. See to < 5x10'. lights. 3500 Ibaxio CHi2HEVY'85 dually bed, ng motor homd. Chevy 454 869*1002 or 366-2550' | nnistakes jl the first $14,500. Call 726-970000 engine, genorotor. AU exc.TP appreciate. 308-5850* ) Roady to go. 734-2412* $600/oller. S6 Call between ____ or ovonlngs 726-1671* SNOWBOARD Palmer, 8-6 p.m. 732*8712.* F ORD’86Bronoo.O I ®d ay th a t It m n s. s h49S/ofi*r. h /i 7 3 3 « (7 4 .* _ cond. 206-886-2350.* >4 PACE ARROW '79 Type 155 w/Burlon bindings, UTILITY/Cargo/Car t J i i :c. A. 30 fl. S le e p s 7, 5SK SI Trailer. Interstate. 24 ft.. CU:UM M INS350.3cyi. runs good. $1200/olf*r. After th at tim e B XrorsrrareSRriuv S r ; ‘ v: Nitro boots, 11 b mens. triple axlo. 15.000 GVW. hoods, ho turbo, oxhaust Plea**eall623-47ll.* Thi mis. $6500,324-2444* Morrow 1 bag. Everything [J h e Tim es-N ew s ~ ------.t Monyoxtras.731-S676or mamoniloid, $300 cash only. FORIORD'66 Ranger, V6, dual n*wl $400/oller. Pro ^ Coll 654-2666* ■ la n wlll not tie ' Roller ^ skotes, mens 11 _733-6133 eves.*______lanka. longbed. n*w l^lutch. $2500.308-1683* ^81•esponslble for luito J good cond. $50 306-1150* ^ >ODGE ‘69 0500 hood. »dlM l.8eyL.aaK >-.’s; I f call Floyd or Randy at FORI3RD*92Explor*rAT,AC. any errors. a t //A a c C .*xo.oend.,; -Hs, . W A R N W in c h 8 0 0 0 1b. M lOO/olfcf, 738<27S* ■ • . . J I ^*1 IL^j 733-S920* nil.lil. $2800/olf*r. Sea at U'✓ u ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ : $650. Call 734-5212 days ■ he comer ol Eaatland & L _ or 733*2990 eves* ^ OOL BOX------' 1 BBS ^ 5HEVYnew1*Ttiros Ali •ails. Can 734-7722*------y 82K mil**, l*rg*f ‘ i All stool, anti-then locks, a u t o m a t i c ------o n ly s s g d y y | y i | i H w heels, SSOO/olfer. Tool Call 733*1132* FORI3RD -95 F2S0, Pow*r- TlTRANSMISSIONS pw^fh*irhead cam angin*. JEROM E Saturday 11-6 box bod mot rails, (or f ^ itroko, reg. cab, 160K, Spep*dal $359.95. Mo*t loaded,j*d. C*ntr*t l^ ln g , Ctothing. Book, RAILER Utility (or 3/4 T ^trol JFord.Cpil543-4972.- treat cond. Qood work Amerlerlcen v*hld**, parts, , •'■fm.rm, jair baa*, powar; . miscallanoous. TWIN FALLS Sa t-S u n 9*5 k pick up $400. 22 f t flat Oros bod trailer, w/sido rocks, ruck. $9500 543-0995* labor ftlnatallatton ii*|>*un roo(, PW. . ■ ! 5TH WHEEL TAIL GATE- f Induded. remol*lol* mirrora. otul**, ^ tan 359 E. 300 S. New. Custom Flow, fits all ^ ta n d e m a x le s a n d dual FORD)RD '97 Expeditton XLT . m a g 'r i m * , * x c . ^ O O IN Q Fri a S a t 10-6 HorsaniL, I wwh< hoois. G o o se nock to Loan « o m y T ransm ission * C . m 1 - - (tum ott h w y 93 som e clothing, 6TF ords.'97 and later, $265. ■ .ooihor. 3rd soal. front & rtor.N*w touring radl*- Huge Indoor Yard Salo pull behind pick up. foor. Call 334-9780 for W ffw - •6 onto 300 S.)* 416 Mesdow* U n * ' ■ AlsoN Low Proflie looi box. = oor AC. 6 rack CO chang- a»timat9» * ** «s, r**rbtak**,belt*. ' You namo wo got III S4000. 200 Amp wolding orir. rrunning b o a rd s, AT, TWIN FALLS Frl. Sat. B-5 $155. Coil 324-3013.* CONNECT mi im a battery, M tUeu- 215 Idaho* :* TWIN FALLS Sat. 8-3 ■ A m a c h in e , m o u n te d on Autokuto 4x4, PW. PL. 5.4 L BMWV '90 6351. Classic. SuallyVlly a*rv|o*d. A gr*at Too many items to list. > Computer and Sland. $ A U O ‘90. WITH irultroiier. w/ioads. $1200. Triioi'rilon V-8.85Km is. Q reat o n eD owner, ( new tiros, carilf B< HANSEN Sat & Sun 9-5 _ Como soo vrhol wo have, good condition. 28 ft. If Book $11,476 only boby lloms.-namo brand — CUSTOMERS 5?*500 gallon fuol tank shaphape. $13,450. 358-01-0541 or 356-0540* $10,900.900. OK Auto 8 ya. Now tools, wind chimes, BBS Poleline R d. W. clothing, lumituro, lots ol Call 734-0796. w/stand. $100. 250 gal­ ■208-788-2484* g U ic S caromics. clothing, menss, (21/6 mis. W. of Blue Lakes :K '6 8 Skylark, 2 dr. toms,>. JimJir Tartar W H 7 & ,■ miscellaneous, something lon luel tank w/siand = ;^ i]oct car. $500. Call 3077.T. hom*ho 734-3129.* & womens, miscalioneousn on Poleline Rd.) 9 lor ovoryonellil _ N E E D SIOO. $10 Cali 431-4027* )RD '98 F150, V a. XLT, PfOjO Oidor but good cond! ixt, cob. 3rd door. 2 WD, 676-7>•7064* 440 2nd, SL East* «96SunH*«LBhKLN* CA Y O U R ^ 6uhV »^4(5rand '* TWIN FALLS Frl. Sat.9-6 $700/olfer.324RD '96 Ranger 4x4. ext Olamonond white, exc, cond. Iho jxirss.oxira Low miles. rage sale signs after Cometwandkwkll S1S00/olf*r. Alsoamaii Service 0b. 4.0L V6, 4 spd, AT, 34 )r (south off Elizabeth)* encloaed lool trailer. 2D changer, moon rool. ^ '. 34K miles. $26,500 Perfect Porf condlllon. your sale Is over. It 1 6 2 ^ 1 * Driv* IJ ,C.72K miles $b50O c*H ( 4'x6'x6', wealher light, Directory $48M850. Call 734-0672.* Csll 438-4334* 731-141-1449 or 733-1038* Is our responsibilityII TWIN FALLS Sot. 8-5pm 34-6364 evening** FIF im ■ TWIN PALLS Sat. Ontyl 8 $250/ofler. 01 324-4969.* 7:733-0931 e x t 2 CHEiiEVY ‘69 Silverado,vory ILLAC '96 Luxury 01 MITSUBiJUBiSHi ‘M Eclipse, to keep the commu­y M odel Railroad Train Sale tilt. 5 spd.. Exc. cond. N.H0.027.0. and 0 scale, am to 3 pm. G arage Solo: CA 4' V E'73 13 ft.------1 = goolood cond. AT.orlglnoi .RD'99F250,quadcab, '^ gIgel'prlco. , $8500. AC. tilt, 5 nity clean, let's work Ctolhos. baby items. |ow- Si :ADILLAC'66 2 dOOr own>wnor.$5500/oKer. £*-J-LT. AT, Pow er Strok*. lmma0/oHor. 676*7782* ' Diosel. steam , jjossongor elry, housewares. cQood T cond. $1500/o«er. togiather and showK ond Iroighl. Buildings. Call 206-786-7460 hard top coupo. now liros. Coll:oll 735*9901* xcollont condilkKi. Call owne lavor 431*9968 ask ariot pkg., 27K miles. I *96 Cutlass 'v lots ol lumlture, motorey** TWIN FALLS S a t Noon-7 w r‘»4iBft.**»oort«in*d. FiiiHEVY‘81Con/otlo.«usf fe •4582 or 324-2724* s„pfome.jme. $5SOO/olfor. ] fumttur*, do th es & awning, ^ «xc*lt*nt cond. ''!If ferHot)«r . L“9‘. d e , antique round oak ta> M oving 8*1*11 B*d*, a n ^ u * * . lOT s*f///Asking S6500. Coil cHEV 26.000. Call 7126*9706 g ? ® ?r ? r *83 Suburban Sli- CollIII 876-4692-87 i ble, namo brar>d clothing,> relrlg., offlce equip., com* • $6995. Call 324*2408* ^ r ovonlngs 726-1671* veradcKto HT. w/Qrand Prix t>ONTIAC , ,«04thW.* „ 734-4862 or 731-3743* ^Kt.Xt. 166K m ilo a, •lAC '9S &rnn0 Am. , " . J lots ^ good misc. I. puters, exercise equip., > FOF3RD 'M »4Ton PU. Cus- autouto. $7600.324*2444* FORDR D ’01 FlSOsuporcrew. /eraton. All the oxtras. runsgreat, grea snow tiros ind, " j ■ 3 4 1 S S M W * wedding Items, tiaby V ffiN O eu. Sal. onlyll Bam MdconditkKi. Take ovor » o w n e r. N e v e r o lf $4B9S'oflIS'oKor. 543-4330' * • J? to ?. P/**s* NO early- n32 ft.. 5th wh**L D*lux* I tonom shell. Rebuilt 4 spd, cTiE^rEVV *96 i door extra ^ items, misc. 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