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ibonion beliefs.« same, before he visited \ ils on Wednesday to give ’ '> d to a couple with nine children, he found him- ifying to David tlipley, i fe d irec to r of Idaho i Life, why h e would n evening fund-raiser at e of the' soon-to-be land- ' i anned ParenthoofL k my reawd is replete. I Planned Parenthood,”-Idaho, told The Times--------tonal board. “1 decided 10 th a t if an unw anted mi y developed for v ^ ie v - wl I and the dedsim was to A: fuU lenn, then it was my cfa ic ilita te and exped ite ha ” * ' todte past 10 years Craig a :

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bave signed it if I _ ly im bappy w ith it . 1 D p r o r e s th e system,”1 repdrters more than ; after signing tbe mefr } eariy motning qiiiet of e H ouse, w itb o u tlb e ifwe o f t e a M s b ^ i n '«ig»wr g» • . . .eased that President « signed c a m p u ^ efwM legislatkm into lSeaJohnlfeC dn,R- . ' leading advocati of the in C o n g r i - aad tl^ ' . cball^&ged unsuc*.

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make adoption easier for p< who want to adopt foster diil As a result, the number of 1 children over the past s ix ; has gone from 500^000 iiaticf; to about 3 0 0 ^ be said. Cr a fa ther of th ree adopted dren.

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people attending the WId ld i^ fund-raising eveif foster Craig’s good nam«K years abortion commucnwide Craig to cancel thCraig is at least issue a p>d chil- against Twin Fall

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cervical and breast annm isting for sexually age tl ie a s^ . said, ivrineh a l e n i v l ^ In : g telling him th a t Riple Wednesday night the Id

vent could tarnish “Ar une within the and- stanct munity. He asked misre1 the fundraiser, o r pens a public statement alway •alls anomey Johncision to re n t to

visit Yucc ustry pick;ind seven H ouse th e ne tak e n tr ip s to ra^o ain that were paid, aroun?<uclear Energy Tifahn\ssocia ted P ress Enviroiressional trav e l “Sta

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I t t o r e n tianned Parenthood. Ripley h: so sent copies of the letter to T imes^cws.

Craig responded to the lett / phoning Ripley. And Ripli id Wednesday that Craig hi ven assurance that he would a< e landlord Lezamiz to try to gi It o f th e ag reem en t wit anned Parenthood.But Craig was firm in his take« e conversation, and it wasn’t th me as Ripley’s . '“I’m happy to talk with th lomey and tell him my positioi It it is not my business to g sund te lU ^ people how to mai e d»eir pri\-ate property," Crai idIn addidon, he acknowledge pley had used him to publics £ Idaho Chooses Life agenda. “Any of these kinds of drcun inces that you are drug into c srepresented - and that hai ns to m e on occasion - a r vays frustrating, and we wor

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ca site and « up tab} n a tio n ’s sto rage s ite foi lioacdve waste from fadlitie lund th e U.S., including thi lho NaUonal Engineering anc nronmental Laboraioiy.Staff people say diis is a grea d,” said Sen. Harry Reid, D V., one of many Nevada offi Is fiercely opposing the sile

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W JEROME - No fi P I officially being poin \ l <lay> but some autl .; I they were perplext'd

^ family losing their I M twice in just over a yt

. • It could be nothing ~streak 'o f bad liick 1

, Torres and her four c n Jerome Fire Chlef-J ‘ and Jerome police d

Bakeh*1 But bccause iih ca■1 been found for the 1 ’ struck early Tuesda I »ere treating it as su

M the state fire marslii I f l callcd in to help, Bak(

Thai course of a unusual. Ba^ir said,

f l i “If the cau.se is not I m determ ined, then v

fires as arsons until■ olhenvisc,” hc said.

\Vhai is unu.<iual is and licr children - w age from 3 to 10 - burned out on Mar Audaire said.

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TteTlme»Wew» the aftd Tte Associated Preion,' g o . BOISE - Republica lan. General Al Lance anraig W e d n e s d a y ------

that he will not \ ^ seek a th ird

dze term , bu t he^declined to dis- H K

um- cuss his future I or p lans ami d | 0 lap- i n d i c a t i o n s are that a federal ork a p p o in tm e n t

waslooming. i“There is no attoi

announcement ' a t this tim e,” Lance J endorsing his chief o ' I m er Magic Valley •* Lawrence Wasden, i

him.But sources close l

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a tunm er, th e 52-year-olda tio n a l com m ander o f 'ican Legion h ad report- ]I in lihc f w appointm ent Cor t h e U .S . C o u rt o f stsfor V e te ran s Claim s o r n e^ourt o f Appeals for th e - noorces. Both a r e 15-year on

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a t Lance’s appointm ent ^ n e n tn th ree w eeks later, ter- f,,i a ck ed th e W orld Tnde . id Pen tagon , and those w k a b a c k se a L "r S im pson n o r spokes- r t h e s t a t e ’s tw o *°* an U.S. sen a to rs would L a n c e ’s s ta tu s o n ^

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N A TIO N A L W E,Shown are noon poMlcns ol woottx

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ney in Owyhee County.Wasden is the second Rei

can to en te r the May prin Canyon County Commis-si Todd Lakey announced a n; ago th a t b e would ru n . S R epub licans have a lso i tioned Michael Bogert, the a tto rn e y for GOP Gov. Kempthome, as a possible c date.

Keith Roark, the former E County prosecutor and one ( state's top criminal defense: neys, filed for the Democ nomination for attorney ge on Tuesday.

Lance'served two terms ii s tate House of Representa from Meridian, the state's fa grow ing com m unity, be d e fea tin g form er Democ s ta te Sen. Michael Burke re p la c e Democrat L EchoHawk a t attorney ger EcboHawk staged an unsuc ful fun for governor in 1994.

Lance used release of the I al report oo his omsumer pi tion unit to announce bis toral dedsitm, and consumei tection successes h ighli^ tc th e implementation of d ie call” lik was among th e ac pHshments he d te d durin; past seven years in < ^ce .

S ince tak in g over in l T-anfo Consolidated all legal services under the atte g e n e ra l’s office, successi blocked form er President Clinton’s roa^ess plan, deft federa l claims to thousani w a te r r ig h ts and led Ida involvemem in the multibil d d la r tobacto settlement

But a t tbe same time. La office cam e under severe d sm last fall for its defen: the first legislative redisnrii [dan agreed to by the bspor d tizen s commission. P lw i porters called the staff work fu lly in ad e q u a te a f te r Stipreme Court voided tb e i Tbe dtiaens comnission IttR own private a t t o n ^ to ha

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nost of today: a pleasant aftamoc Bar tonight Lows 20-40. Nice aga

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The anno u n cem en t d identify the groups or eU on the nature of the threi it warned that “th e ^ gro not distinguish between i and civilian targets.”

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___ the financial assets of the tMartyrs Brigade, a Palei militia Unked to the F atah : of P ales tin ian le a d e r Arafat.

The ac tion by th e Tre Department's Office of F A sxis Control came short! Secretary of State Colin ! on W ednesday designate brigade and two o th e r A

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The other groups are As Ansar, a Sunni Muslim based in P alestin ia n re cam ps in L ebanon, an Salafist Group fo r Cal Combat, an Algerian grou( ca ted to the overthrow i Algerian govemment.

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WASHINGTON (AP Supreme Coun justices stn W ednesday w ith w heth reopen the 2000 census two after the fact, and whethe could even force Congres the president to go along.

Tlie time lo challenge th ms is long piuit, some justia gested during a freewheeliii argument session that wer ovenime. Olhers asked wh if the court steps in now, it really tmdo results that the House has certified and Coi

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away wiih a 40-year-oId c technique that Utah claim the state a House seat. If the ru les th a t th e Census Bi ^ th e re d population data illegal or unconstitutional ods. a portion of the final data would be thrown o u t

The Census Bureau woul be forced to come up with ways to fill in gaps in its d the future, o r live with w views as a less reliable na head count.

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Justice Antonin Scalia : th a t Utah wants th e coui issue an opinion that purpc bind the president, which is nificant step.”

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VISTA HERMOSA, Coloi ^In~themonth*since oiuiy u m arched in to reestablish ernm ent control in Coloml vast rebel sanctvary, thous of Marxist-led guerrillas 1 slipped from the region’s lai towns without a fight.

They have fanned out to ing places nationwide or bl ed into the jungles and vill o f the south, w here they 1 h eld sway for decades. F Ihese lairs, they have mount campaign of hit-and-run an against the military but avo frontal dashes, taking the war back to the brutal stalei that has prevailed here for i ly 40 years. '

A frustrated President An Pastrana on Feb. 20 broki peace ta lk s w ith th e lar, g u e rr illa o rg a n iz a tio n , Revolutionary Armed Foret .ColQmbia.(EARC),.and.ord< h is m ilita ry to reoccupy 16,000-square-mile region he had given to th e guerr three years earlier as an en ment to negotiate an end te oldest civil war in the Wes H em isphere. S ince then , a rm y h as r e o c c u p ie d - fegion’s flve main towns, mo in behind a bombing camp against gueniila rargets. fiui rebel response has made it <

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ISLAMABAD. Pakistan (A Pakistani religious schools h sent home hundreds of forc students this month under a i emment order aimed at curl the number of young men \ might be recruited by al-Qa school offldals said Wednesdi

T he Jan . 12 o rd e r fr Pakistan’s military*led govt ment told students at the i gious schools, known as mad sas, 10 leave the countiy if t did not have student visas ; o ther docum ents in order March 23.

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in enduring politicalu re and fueled by millioirar: in d ru g profits . Thcar peasant movementage Mao Zedong and Kasle* its political rarionalelats to 18,000 armed meesi- an unknovm numbeia id su p p o rte rs since eiuel 1964.who But th e g u erril;ing s tro n g e r th an eve n s — in c re a s in g - th re a tuth 15,000-m em ber Uirhe Defense Forces of Cbut param ilitary groupiriih alongside the army t

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expanding list of studei whose educadons have been disrupted by their schoo tricts’ hide-bound adherence I

zero tolerance polides.Hess, a 16-yearold honor sr

dent at a Dallas-Fort Worth ai h i ^ school Viith a spodess dis plinary record, was expelled f year after a bread knife was fi earlier this month in the bed e pickup.

Hess had been hauling his godm other’s unwanted poss sions to GoodtviU and, u n l^ knownst to him, a knife fell oi a box. A security guard saw it next day when the truck was parked in the school lot - and from that point on, sanity tem porarily left the building.

Fortunatdy for Hess, offida the school district area were n deaf (0 the d ies of outrage th< enveloped them after the stor; the media. At a hearing, Hess’ one-year expulsion was reduci five days and he was back in tl classroom Ute next day.

This is what happens when I makers and policymakers wrii rules in knee-jerk response to events. You get bad policy. Ai there’s a' bunch of it on the lx> in America as a result of overr dons to the school shootings tl grabbed headlines a few vean ago.

Smdents have been disdplii for shooting paixir dips across cafeteria, pretending a chicke nugget was a gun and sa}^& “Pow, pow, pow,” and bringin, plasdc knife in a lunch sack. V are diey in g to do, hijack th

A Vuginia high school stud< who was commended by his school district for taking a kni away from a suiddal friend w then suspended for putting di knife in his locker instead of I the principal’s office.

He missed 20 weeks of schoAn Ohio third-grader was st

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0 ven the kids the ability lo ha headship about today’s worid.: grew up in Filer. I am now sta­tioned in San Diego, working c some of die most sophisticated equipment in dw wcvld. If I ha not Id t die Magic Valley,! WOI mote dian likdy never have hi the chance to leam what I kno now, and am still learning. We bdiind the dmes, Mr. Rowlane Ih is is a new worid. Let’s grow widi it instead of fighdng iL

GREGORY MALBERGSan Diego, CaliL

Department of Eneigy continues to lie to puMk' It is sad to see the Departme

of Energy get away vrith more At die recent DOE meeting, Je 1 repeatedly daimed that II plutonium wouM be buried in new radioactive dump over ou water. AcniaQy, die DOE’S Tui

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wrote, “You will d sm* death” as pan of 9 area ment to come up v lisd- cookie blurbs. i for a One hears moon i found about how yoimg ] dofhis respeathcireldei

figures. How mud s makers and admirjsses- if they don’t appe:

making the disdnc out of knife meant to spr itth e someone’s cracker s blade?id SowhydieproUm- these polides in rc

Safety, you say? Pi □als in ore s ^ the safest; ; not America. Nope, th' iia t. all polides are a sc ory hit most effective sliie ss’ suits. Do you realiiiced to hell could result if lth e ly invested time ar

making case l^ c a n law* • Banish THAT thoi ■rite The6diU.S.Coito soimdingavoiceoAnd the cacophony of li xwks In its dedsion in ;rreac- Knox County Boar ;thai -acasewithalmw ITS cumstancestoHes

wrote, “(W)ecanni }Iined board’s a^um ent i )ss a safety Is important ken is often difficult to ^ student’s state of njng a need not make anj . V ^ t ascertain whether the accused of carryinj

knew that he was i ident, the weapon before ; “...We are also riiife by the board's argt , was did not apply its zc die policy rudiles,dy, a fin regard for whethei

accused of po&sess hool. objea knowingly i ;sus- object, this would:

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ive Jackson had alreac tiave a diat, indeed, plutor d.I . to be buried once a a- water, so why did son Why did ITw Times ed not to report diis? h ad . TheDOEcalmly nxi|d Bush plan caUedfo had cut in Idaho’s dear now despite the faa tha l^eare word what die new md. WhatdieDOEcJW ed deanup" simpb

leaving plutonium < ingu virith mwedii “clean.” Everyboeh

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janing these days . ^lg people don’t fi ders or authority uch respect do law-ninistrators merit <pear capable of ///<inction between a , / ^ spread cheese on kers and a switdi-

roliferation of1 recent years? SiTI»Phooey. Schcwls ajst places in ^ ', these one-size-fits- "\ school district’s S(tJhield against law- n # alize what freshli f offidals actual- fildtf and energy into ,l case assessments?lought. pCourt of Appeals is ^//eofreasonamid ^»* )f hysteria.I in Dusty Seal vs. --------» rd of lu c a tio n sistentnost identical d r- Consisless’- th e justices ratiomnnot accept the As tJnt that because a schoiant, and because it safetyto determine a approj

if mind, duit it ruleviany attempt to word hier a student Asli,ring a weapon tinue tIS in possession of ‘ crafte<ore expelling him. appret» not im presed resporirgument that if ft —s zero tolerance •i, and without cd writher smdents Wbrrhessing a forbidden irrite oly possessed the FortHlid send an incon- maQa\

eady admitted willingitonium was going Butie again ON'er our ask KcdM r.Lytedenyit? go tooncs-News choose nium. Is? mediaidy denied that the derablfo ra 2 0 pereent frome^ a h u p b u ^ t, ourwathatisword-for- Theew plan calls fcM-. mocer£ calls “accelerat- Kemptply translates to Bradyim on site, cover- ' nudeadirt and calling it for Idao(fy OK widi diat? m ereredroour*<ktthe haveerantee diat %vas msupierstdtes”? politidemocrat gubenia- provid, Jen y Brady, wpowCenvthometogo Cheneju d ^ ifd ie d e a l thatshied^uK nium or energy9 iy and his advis- water?, had bodi DR.al, at least they a r e ’ TVrfa

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'yeople don ’/ respect their elders o r authority

figiires. HoTtT m uch respect do I tm m akers a n d adm inistrators

m erit i j they d o n 't a p p ea r capable o f

m aking the distinction a kn ife m ean t to

sp rea d cheese on omeone's crackers'and a -^itchblade? S o ar/;y the proliferation o f these

ooUcies in recent years? 'Safety, yon sa y? Phooey. 'chools are s ti l l the safest 'laces in America. Nope, these one-size-fits-all policies are a school

district's m ost effective shield against Ittzrsuits.

ent m e s s ^ tu its smdents. nsistency is not a substimte for ionality.”Vs the court said, no one argues diool board’s duty to ensure ety or its r i ^ t to cble out Jropriate di«ipline for serious s violations. But the operative rd here is “appropriate.” ks long as school districts con- iie to hide behind these ill- fted polides, folks with an ireciation for proportionate ponse will have lo fight them.

Ql “J J l" Labbc is a senior editori ifffter and otrfum rria^ l/ic fbrt irrh Star-Tdegmm. Readers tnay te to Herat 400 W. 7th Street, tWonh,Tetas76102,orviae' U at jriabbeestar^degnmuom.

ling to see if it was just a lie. kit the media has chosen not to : Kempthorne why he rduses tc to court about the buried phito- m. I would expect this timid dia in China, but I have to won- ' about what keeps our media n exposing liars vdio threaten

lie Bush p ^ calls for building re nudear reactors on site. Bod npthortie and die Democrat idy are big supporters of “safe"

power, b it OK with you Idaho to be vdumeered for re nudear front-line du^? We re en o u ^ wind power potentia] upidy our needs. Why do our itidaRS want td r i ^ Idaho and vide terrorists with more nude xm er plam targets? While siey protects the documents t show Enron wrote the Budi sgy plan, who win protect your ier?ML PEIER RICKARDS Vin Falk

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■ two-hour film t wiu dramatic or creative p traying Nash as a smoI the actor who portray: Nash did not smoke.

AspartofaS246bU ment, the nation’s tobi nies agreed not to pay pbcement of their pro films. But somehow, m have become effective smoking, as they portr ful men and women lo cool and so glamorous

, screen. Perhaps becau aaors and actresses sti ing their character smi screen seems so natun

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But th a t is exactly w hat ha developed, a s I was repeate<i rem inded during a brief sta> for an in tem atiohal conferer lastw eek .

The im m ediate irritan t is i I h e loom ing and larger poin co n flla is Iraq. And the und< ing com plaint is that th e Bus adm inistradon, whose leadei gained significantly in standi since m y last trans-Adandc \ 11 m onths ago, has reverted e a ilie r and unsettling pa tte r behavior. From the Europea 9>ecdve, W ashington looks ii o lctable, e rra tic and impulsi' a ll th e things tha t ja r th e alli

It is easy to dismiss the ir n terings a s th e nattering of “n vous Nellies.” But w hen th e « tioning comes not only from chronic a id e s like the Frenc ftvm such friends a s G ennar even Britain, i t may behoove -W ashingtm to take heed.

T he Europeans a re not wii power, a s they demonstrated w eek w ith the ir response to President Bush’s surprise dei

as high a s 30 percent on stee! im ports from E urope and As A m ericans living here or visi Rome fo r th e conference I a t ed w ere h a r d - p r e s ^ to exp] th e glaring contradiction be t Bush’s professed support for trade and his action to protet ded in in g steelm akers in sucl political swing states as Pennsylvania and West Virgi Many d id not e v « i try.

It does no t m atter, because Europeans a re not intercstec excuses. They are furious. Ai they a r e ready to fight back. Wall S tree t Journal reponed w eek th a t d te European Unii planning to target Florida on

, ju ice a n d W isconsiiHnade m> cy d es - h itting two sta tes wh were v irtual tics in th e last pi den tial election. T heir target also in d u d es steel exports fn P e n n ^ v a n ia and W est and te x t i le from th e Republ political strongholds of N ont South Carolina.

By h itting states w ith key S and H ouse races in Novembe Jou rnal said, th e EU will stril Bush “w here it could hurt the worse a t th e baUot box.”

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Comment: “ But no m atte r bucolic, th e small operations yeste rday simply can’t survi\ th e economics of today.”

I am n o t su re who w rote th ed ito ria l about dairying in Id b u t I can’t disagree enough a th e above statem ent p o sted i ed itw iaL

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ing old, SOTiething new, sometl something._ Bruin blue?•out sums up the softball sceni : and Wood River valleys this

do Hornets wUl be the new kid: this season, joining the Sawtc labo Conference race for a cha Mil defendii^ champion Kimbe iy knows quite what to expea fi iornets in their first season, inc ilveid a few kids who have said|^j|lm ball was like this,*** Deck^to kMJcsaid.iren seniors and a handful of reti dassm en. Wood River will bi the most seasoned group to :y’ll have to wait and see if make it past the 3A fdasHn gt

sison. If that’s not old enough, I lico, which renirns seven star

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c some of the girls expect lo enns Ferry coach KeW McHi low the seniors do. Buc they {

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st recent showdown came in the cr, when Venus won the first C tm siblings in 117 years. F m ight the rivalry moves to the S enna eager to beat Venus - b

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linico senior guard Ryat pwonfa was named the Clas Region in boys basketbali

lyer of the Year by league tches. Hepworth led the nans (17-8) widi a game4iigt points in Minko’s 62-60 loss tc itennial in their interdistria ^gam eFeb.23. finko and R e ^ m cfaampioo hland of PbcateDo dominated first-and secoodttam rosten ll of tbe U picks. Saltan mmat6' John FenneU waa Ded to the All-Region firsi n and Minko% T a ^ Duncan I IVavis Noble were named to second team. Twin FaUs

ior Ldgh CastiDo earned AD iion first team honors with h l a n ^ J m Wimi and Steve

k Hansen rounding out tbe cteam.[ooorable mentioos induded It Binier and Cbris Heningei Vrin Falls and Adam Fkank da c o . _____________oateilo’s Century HigS'sok show fdr die 4A Great BasiE iference All Region team* «

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a s s i s t a n tGraham repl Rod Jensen: basketball cc

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. BOISE-Greg Grah tan t coach who help University of Oregon Eight this year, was i

/ baskeOuU coach at B< Wednesday. • G r a h a m rep laces Rod Jen se n , who

■ was fired M arch 8 a f te r

* Ihe second los- It Ing season in H |

three years. He ^ is th e six th

h ead coach in ■ ! V* Boise State’s 34 M ' > years as a four- H > . tbe yearschooL... ^ 10(1- G ljlia iD ,-*^- ■ > . was th e top assistani ^ bead coach Ernie Ke ^ Eugene. T he Duck

Pacific 10 Conferen onship and advanced of th e M idwest Reg fa lling to Kansas

" t l S u n ’ was the I da te to interview fo State job. Gonzaga a G rie r an d Cal B ernard ino h ea d c< Reyncdds also had be pus.

Graham said he wo site offense, breaking and sometimes Conor dition a t Boise State, known as th e **M Defense" during 12 assistan t u n d er pre' coach Bobfav Dye befoi hfanasbeadcoadiin /

A th le tic direcii BleynudersaidGrahai four-year contract v

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5 Y e a r a w a r (' Diamondbacks Undsy M att Stucki w ere no

„ Valuable Player for be ^ and boys teams.

Boys state runner-up — vreltrepresented w ith:

B arker lead ing fou ®" nam ed to th e All-C “ team. Barker made th( “ list with senior Eric B

secood team along wit Kiel Thibault and T r

^ H onorable m entions Randy White and Cbk Buriey and T!m Davis

_ Others named lo the « ititlu d ed J a k e Burt< ^ B onneville , R iley « Bladdoot and Steed “ Nick McAteer of state “ Century.

Jerome underclassnM ^ Pond and V anessa \ P named to d w ^ Grea

Conference first team m ate Whhney Clark » lo th e second team. L Burley was named to

u team. Burley teamma l ^ a n d A r y d l e P e t

ed p v en honorable meni ^ w ilh Je ro m e juni of Thibault Joining Pon

on th e firs t team w<----- N e 1 3 o n ~ o rB en n e^

lin Beck of Blackfoot ai ™ ADejrofOnnay.

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ie third candi-1 for th e Boise Ea assistant BUIBil S ia te-S an ^ ■d coach L arry i been on cam-

s would empha- angfrom aiong tntroversial tru- Ite. Jensen was “ M in ister of 12 years as an previous head wfore replacing inAugust 1995. ec lo r G ene ,aham wUl get a ct w ith a base 0ACHES.PagcB2

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I d £ midsy Lewis andJ nam ed Most _r both tlio (tirLs

r-up Buriey was I Iith senior Jono H Hfour Bobcats ll-Conference \ the first team ic Berg on tbe wilh Jerome’s

I Travis Hiati.ions included ■ ■Cble Ndson of ■ ■ivis of Jerome. -die first teamurtenshaw ofey P rice offd Nelson andtate champion

ssmenjennifcr sa W est w ere^ tB a s in A U - A H B:am and team- rk was n a m ^ n. Li* Brice of to the second

im ates Robjin Peterson were D entionsalou junior K a tte ' ta id and W ^I w ere Linsey

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{ . A M b t^ ctMdics: JeM! and kldtati McEwen

2001 Reconk 9-16 I 'Key ntufHc iK «r. Lindt

to. Mandy Rcqua 3B; jr . ( 2B /0F; f r . A th tc y New Ashley Juiic»cn OF. \r. I

; OuiJoofc The Spanan* II ihclnflctd the outfield fm, fiiwhcd 9-lb lo« scasoa

M.'onU'ieam AU-Rcgion ffl year and is one p layer i build around. Kichinft wU and senior I c a d c r^ p wiU

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Twin Falls BtCoach: Nick Baumcn. fo A w btM i cMKhH: Mar

Larsen; Carulynn Tenncs 2001 R ecord 24-S Key td u tn e n : w, Br>iai

sr. Brtena AUea h sr. Chri i ^ T a y le r C h ap in . IF:

Outlook: The Bruins h dominant team within the This year thej- hope that r ics over inlo the state pl

lop pitchers in the state a: r e tu rn a s tro n s c o re of

- * undenJaism en fr«im b s t i ■hat bowed OUI to Madison

Twin F a lls re tu rn s fc including Chapin. Schaal The ha rdest spot to fill catchcr. where Deafje will:

Coach u y t : “D efense : : . Ihat we\-e rcaUy talked ab

in make ali the routine play

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: j . C «idrV icJackm an,ih irAjdftant cooches Tim C

. i 200lrccordl8-S' I Key iv ium en: sr. Lade-' ! sr. Kenna Hadden SS: sr. y i: . OF. jr. Erica Hill OF. sr. Na!; , m \; OutkMk: The Bobcats she• ; stronK th is y e a r w ith fiv

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: need to realize that we 1al young players that i up."

Bruin blue is the eas> : again Twin Falls enters : with state dtle hopes.

Blue is the color of forms and also the wa last year af t er bowi Lewiston in the first ro SA state tournam ent

: d’Alene. Twin FaUs hos :. tournam ent th is yeai | i Bruins expea a di^erer j ' “One of our coachinjj season year has been ‘ our goal of winning r I ' getting back to state,” >— coach Nick Baumert sa

I j hosting and that’s a h advantage. We want tc

r 1 and then focus on gel into the toumament.r

5A R egion ill B ruins e n te r iifitlidi s ta c k e d in t lie lr fav

'(I Five reluming stoneJ j the best pitchers in the' . ability to hold home-fl* I tage throughout the si<

m ent. The Twin Fall team should be smirk

; I poker player holding e' ;! .Ihe deck.;i - “ We need to get e ' com fortable with eac :, Baumert said. **It*s beci I j go this season with th >1 and getting them to i I ■ other is something we’i : on. I think tha t’s big I group.”»■ Four seniors will b<I' B ru ins .th is season.

Region in pitcher Enat the top of the list

Replacing AU-Ameri » e r and current BYU <

Debbie Dodds won’t be Christie Deagle has b<

' in behind the dish an ; good job . D eagle wa* Region o u tfie ld e r as* more, All<Region infii : junior and could have t ; to make the team as a c

D efense w as Twi : AchiUes heel last seas t s tate tournament and ; said the Bniins are wot* to make sure that does

1 CoachesCvttaMdftMBlsalary of $115,000 a yea wiD get $40,000 a year appeaxaoces.

Bleymaier said more people showed intere Boise State job, and m a candidates from throuj

Prior to five y e n s at 0 five years as an assisti I f a r y ’s CoUege in Cs C ntm am sm m saisaa HewiSeMko,8anJoati S m S k fo S m t.

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jns return moB of 2001 i t«IfromatTomihat . Keymu"m ^ ■ CortnJ ForiIDperfonneflasi CamcBrtmrer the Icam can Oudook:; be a concern *U win»e*swill need to devel- direaionwi,, ics-enl rem

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rManvSchuI,OF;:hristie Dea{ac.C IF: jr. Temple

:s have been the ^the .«jpc VaUc>-. CoKfa: Sl.hat tradition car- - AsktaM<e playoffs, which ^ 1 itcoiIlcn IS one oriKc Key returtc and the Bruins Tracy Frai of seniors and’ OrdonezP.ast season's team Outlook:'ion High at state. pbvcrs frotrIS four starters. fcwwertstailaal and Lcsings. Pitching ifill miRht be at this year wji>nll fill in. Ordonez anjse is somethinR $,aff. FranS'i about. We need reiumincsta

Coach M]' bck of renin

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sric Pincock 3B;sr. Amber Aston _ P'

S ' S Si should be fairlyfive returning non and a hr

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rt-e have sever- “ Defenj at are coming ' w e’ve rei

B aum ert :!3sy one. Once that we neers the season better at.”

W ith soof their uni- Minico wil

way they felt in which te)wing out to championst round of the a young pient in Coeur defense shhosts the state it. Senior Irear, and th e All-Regionsent outcome. and re tu rhing keys this infield. Thten balancing three stanig region and ' H i ^ l a re,” Twin Falls also be mt said. “We’re title,a huge, huge “ HighUt to get back, to u g h ,” Egetting deep always gi\,r not going i

to state.”

r s r .m ^ o u . 0. Is Burley'the state. The Burley se-field'advan- recorded 1; state touma- helping thi'a lls softball ond straiglilirklng Uke a nam ent. ig everyacein ^Bobcatswa

row::t everybody' Blauer aceach o th er,” of Burley’swen stop-and- reason to1 the weather again. Anito trust each s tarte rs , Eis-e’re woricing favorite tobig with th is Conference

“It’s prei1 be lead the race this yin, w ith All- Jackman S3riana Alien at Cenmry

pionship lailerican catch- a l g irls tU outfielder Bonnevillet be easy, but hard as we]5 b « n filling in g w ith arand doing a al other nevwas an All- “ We’llas a sopho> Jackm an :

nfielder as a much the ssrethechance ca td ie risaa catcher. e r , bu t werw in F alls’ defensiveiyieason at the Ilie llg e iind Baumert strong pouworidng hard some consis>esn’i happen wOl be i

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first Westetyear. He also season. » r t c r n « l ia

ore than 100 htM niU m I erest in themofetfaanSO SPOKAMroughoutthe j o « a g e f i

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a t O i v ^ l>d 13-17 la « F ew .3 A .B vn tfam itt U n h m ity o

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.OOK AT"^ScBfav Natasha BlaUcr finished • e a r n and was otie of the finest In 4A last season. The Bobcau

xpecdnt bi« th b is f ra n her. en and Asioti t«n im lo anchor Id and the outfield rcqxctivcly. h M yi: -W e w ill h av e g rea t • d e rshlp this season."

j e fo n w T te e r ss Jared O ingcr. firtt scsson a n eoKfacK O uiita lyn Detmcf

tmnt&ISe fum ers H eather Crabtree OF;■ord C: S tephanie Bamburg P;(Own OF; Callie Cellen SS.1& ok: Jensme struggled through a i cason last year, bui have a new i I with m U e ctMch O inger and . m im in g starten . Losing stand- | n ife r Pood to track and field l d they need co find someotte to i MT offensive prowciL* sively Je tm te will be solid, but (

not have enough to serious- t id for a region title. s« j« “We really hope to bave a

ensive team this year.”

C U S S 3 A ,Buhl Indians

: Sieve Ordonez third season ,MCoacfacKDcttnyhlai I Korti: 10-12rturnen: yr. Sherry King IFH r. ,Hanson OF; j r . S tep h a n ie ti

k: The Indians retum several b rom Ust year's leam, but very sistarten. cJg should ^ h e big I

and Franson anchoring th e p inson and King a re th e only y stanen . «says: "Our leam hitting and ti mming s ta n e n may hurt us in un."

D eclo H o m etsK un Murdock, first season S ncowfacKN/A c o n t First season of program p la y e rs: s r . C a ro lin e L

c v P ; sr. Heather Bowcutt.SS; C BlakeileelB «lu Declo has a w inning rradi- & I history of producing fine ath-

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flin se is som ething th a t rea lly ta lk ed a b o u t,” e rt said. “I t ’S'something

to work on and get (

seven staners returning. ^will certainly have a say n I team wins the Region in>nship. The Spartans have . I pitdiing staff, but theirshould be able to handle ^

>r Lindsey Haynes was an ?ion performer last seascm 'u m s to an experienced ^The outfield a to returns m ers.land and Pocatello will ? making a push for the

Ijland’s b ee n p re tty ?’ B aum ert said. “T hey ^ give us a challenge. It’slg to be e a ^ ti> get back ^

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« I; b a c k to s t a t esy’s lo c u s Sy senior Natasha Blauer fi d 14 wins last season inthe Bobcats to their sec- Bight trip to the state tour- h

She’s back , an d th e nwant to make it three in a fi

* accounted for 77 percenty’s 18 wins and there’s no eto think she can’t do it si^ d with five re ttu iiing 1:i, Burley should be th e slto win the Great Basin A

x etide . iiTctty much a wide-open V i year,” Buriey coach Vicisaid. B ry woo the flistria cfaam*last season'but lost sever- t<i to . g ra d u a tio n ^ A n d - 0lie and Bladcfoot were hit BnrelL Jerome is still b u ^ tla rookie coach'and sever- IrKW faces. ■ A1 be com petitive,” a n said. “ W e’re p re tty; same tq) tbe midcDe. Our its new and our right field- yiw e’U be p re tty s trong Visly." atg en hope defense is their scoint as weU. But finding nisistentairense and pitch- tiiw tops on tbe priority list. -

tem Athletic Conference in

I G om aC i c o a c h e s ^ w h D M s t o i i SU r e .W « h .- G o iB .g . “ s first row d of the NCAA " n tournament, but tim e

iMcfalMcFeiraDdaKis. S lGtier aod i M i Rice are h

A J»JiL U Jk» jdH L the___ y ijr of Wasfaingtoo regard. Wi

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T H E T E /le tes , tha t alone wilt m ake t competitire. The H om eu will edly take Iheir tumps in the ir i season, but should be ab le to so o e iea n u .

C oK h Murdock sa y s "We going to be as good u our pitcli

n ie F W IH c f lsCoach: Steve Fullmer, first S. A ss is la n i c oaches:

M cUughlin, Bob lUnsing. 2 00 Ittconfc3 .l3 Key re tu m erc so. Krystal I

2B; jr . Roni Monroe IB; jr . Anr 2 B ^ ; so. Megann Elliott OF.

Outlook: Filer’s speed and w iil b e key fa c to r s th is ye Wildcats are a young Icam, bu enough pU yen to be a th reat. E Is i so lid p la y e r a n d jun io i H ym as w ill b e good enough owund to keep Filer in games.

Coach says: “All of th e pla aggressive and versatile. Our K tude is great."

KImbertv B ulldogC oK faR ich Bishop, third sea A isU tan i coaches: Darin G

Jam ie Carlton 2001 record: 1S4 Key re tu m erc sr. Elaine Cui

sr. Kelly Olsen IB. jr . Kayta L so. Ashley Carlton, OF/P.

-------Outk)ok:.The BuUdogs a re COIa strong season bu t may have time living up to expectations.

Ju n io r K ayla Lundy will ct b u lk o f th e p itc h in g du tie s , shouldn’t be a concern, as Cun O lsen a re b o th s tro n g a t th. Defense could be a concern earl

Cooch sayc "W e ore going tn rely on our pitching and our hit year. We orc very young and i: enced in a num ber of defensi tions.

W ood R iver WolvBriiCoach: Chris Cey, seventh sea Assistant c o ad r Dale M anin

Stone, Darcee Barber 2001 record: 1M 6 Key retuttiers: sr. B.J. Adam:

L a u re l W illia m s. SS: jr . C haitenon, O P ; sr. Kristin Lyo sr. Jo n M arie Shaw. OF; sr. A

. Engel, P/IB.Outlook: The Wolverines wUl

tnost experienced team in the S<

forjerom e And beating Blauer wc

easy-for anybody.

C la s s 3A .Kimberly m ix es p ttch lng -and pow er

Kimberly coach Rich 1 doesn’t th ink his team w through the conference li! season’s Bulldoe did. In fa< be stirprised if any team out of the Sawtooth Centra Cwiference unscathed.

“I don’t think it will h again,” Bishop said. “Th: fun, we’d love to do it aga all the teams in the conferei goingtobegoodthisyear.il ly l is te n e d up.”

Like every team in the < ence, with t t e exception ol bly Wood River, this seast be one of gnnving pains, i every team is trying to together a group of exper upperclassmen and fresh freshmen. Even K im b ^ - with ace Kayla Lundy - ha feeling the strains.

“We’ve made a lot of ei Bishop said. “And a lot oi have been freshman and : more errors. The key is le from those eariy, then con

That Is music to Wood I ears. The Wolverines renu starters and seven senior last year’s team that just mi shot a t a state berth. Sen Adams is one of the best p in th e conference and L Williams could be the best a

“Wood River will be to Bishop conceded.

The pitching combination te rs S tephan ie and Wh Ordonez should be enough tl Buhl uivolved in most game they leam to gel as a teao Indians retum just two star the fidd, but b ^ in a host ented young

F iie rh asa n ^itiftnnlly/r itive softbaU program am yiear should be no differen WUdcats StiU might b e a away, with several junior sophomores dotting the v; raster, but have talent at ke<tkns.

- Dedo rounds out the field

ing the opening created I dm anuie of Bob Bender.

Oier,38,Few^tDpassisia] heir apparent, was intervi Friday for the bead coachiag Boise S ta te U niversity, announced W ednesday ii h ired O regon assistan t Graham.

R ke,38 .w tnbe& tenie» i the bead coadiing Job at B to

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A M S------B th is leam whether they havill undoubt- the title wiU haveirinaiigural Adams is a sts10 surprise and Williams is a r

ic player in th e mtc a re only holes around theidling." enced and talcntc

’I f--------------- our seniors withtseason depth and a stron«

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Coach; Kelli Me id piichins Aasistani coacb yeSr. T h fbut return 200Ireeonfc2S- ,.Den>oncy K ey re tu ro e ir i io r J a n a e *[: ^g h o n t h e ^ . s a Jessica S t. Arevalo OF.Ilnytr. i r e J ‘’“. " “ 'F -team atti- Riris from last seas

finisher. King and in e x p er ien c ed

tcTfi defense will needr n ^ — behind them for th ieason fuL Still, Glenns FtGonzales, e rsh ip w ith a sin

should have enou^ back to state.

Sunncli 3B, Coach says: " ( I Lundy P; new. Some of the

had very little fasti

p fo u g h ~ W ende:c a n y th e Coach: W endy

s . H illingunnell and Assistant cooch Ihe p la te .arly. 200lttc«Tfc8-nto h a re to K eyretum et*si

flitting this L exi Davis,Jinexperi- V ippe im an lF ^soisive posi- O utlook: T he 1

>'ouih after lost set

r ln A e Senior infieldeimore Davis wiU be

ieason offense. Each finitin, Jolene average over .300

fair even better thii Vipperman a n d :

ims 2B; sr. . off the mound but j r . Jo n i the ir runs allowci .yons, OF: com petitive . The . Amanda fdled with new face

Coach says: " 0 fUl be Ihe quick. We have son SCIC,but ers this year and sir

one true dark h ivon’t be the Hornets alv

teams with good ball has never equadon.

■ “We’re only gi as our piiching “ We don’t hav

‘w ^ rS Slik e S S right by the end fact,h?d take somm comes

C la s s 2A happen p ik rts soaiing

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In o M - i .c h e : r ” 8>’< lie.gone,

. A im nst ano ther otto mold Senior Kamia( erienced «» as^lsh faced “ <1 >hi-anned U ire w lh e s ^ e

l^ b e e n“We’re pre tt

errers,” with, but it’s a of them pitchingd sopho- Defensively C learning ^e solid, w ith onie dis- starters, and tha

more Jessica Sin:um five gets goiijrsfrom o i^ g o a s fa ra s imiccoH a TVe told this iinior BJ aren ’t going to: nlavGT record as last ye<L S S “Tliat’s pan o fl

[athlete. andsomeofouritough,” be r e a ^ when th

The most lm|Dn of sis- come from Wenim tn e y are the team tiyiitokeep Ferry in tbe Caioesuntil and they also havam. l i ie Senior Amara r t ^ to sophom ore Le:e to fta l. WendeU’soffen

wiD be back to dlcocDpet- Sears i s a goodimd this ' and Arianne VipML Tbe be handling thev: a year “I don 't wantors and Wenddl, d tafs fcvarsitv said,

ceyposh lh e teams get one an o th e r <

klasthe W;endelL

ib y the letic director Bai . had an initial a

n ri« e d about the Biuld » j * a bajketballiob.1. BSU Bedics asked

1'* “ <• B o b t o d S f eI G reg b s m k .

Romar,43,. a si ^ f b r WasUsgton fim ouaaa. be tb e m ost lo|

replace Bender, i p s m ost in terestedM know vdiatbe 'si

Hrmed-----, A i t e . , , i |£ g «Knalh- u O A en im U S Z

_ ------------------- Ihave enough talent CO tale •«■vetobeseca Istandout at second base I

I arguably the most athlei- i t iconfenmce. Filling In thethem will be an expert* nmted bunch. Finding one ‘itpiichei»will,bek«y.______‘‘teara strengths will be gai

Ith experience,pitching on Wl* lineup.". jyji

L A S S 2A Js F erry P lto ts theMcHone. eighth season ^ •cbec Kevin King, Dick tO I wa,DaleSmith. 12S4 (fourth at state) witfK sr. Do»ys CuderriB IB. er 3B, sr. Kandace King a Simons SS/P, jr. HMw

eigenns Ferry returns nine Toi eason'sfourih-placestate F md Simons are relatively fo- Bd ac pitcher and the *d to develop in a huny f the’Pilou to be success. the s Ferry mixes senior lead- strong young class and Sin •ough offense co make it

P: "Our pitching will be scoi the girls coining in have cea astpitch experience."

d e llT ro la n sidy Schwendiman. first ^

ichei: Russ Groves, Rick

ia“Jssr. Amanda Nublin, IF; the vis. IF; jr. Arianne c *: so. Bonnie Sears, OP.IC Trojans reload with season's winless Canyon S. ipaign. and[der Nublin and sopho- for-' be the hub of the team's v finished with a batting 100 last year and could this rime. onend Sears will be dealing ane wt ha\-e to cut down on the

"Our defense will be HOT some talented new com- 1 strong returners."

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-------- . wimI L .. . witlik horse. Histoiy says Orka l ^ y s put together „jghxxl athletes, but soft- m e r been part of the

f going to be as good * ing,” Murdock said, iave a lot o f depth isively, we’re getting I I th ink we’ll be aU nd of the season, but sme beatings early

n g a b o v e th e r e s teaih race, bragging 5tty easy to cc»ne by. like Glenns Feny has do most 0 the boast-

h e r C andace Laib le, but Gienns Feny one up its sleeve,

dace King will be IS th e staff ace this th o u ^ she doesn’t me kind of gas Laib e just as effecdve. ietty young to s tart , ' i aU going to come tng,” McHone said, y Gleiuis Ferry wiU | th fo u r re tu rn in g that alkiws for some _ sbyKingandstqriio- si Simms. But after the (Oing, the team will as they can take I I t ' lis team we probably < to hav e th e sam e

year,” McHoite said. Contii }f losing our seniors chac ur pitching, but well l th e time comes." j j^ t important test wiU rv on endeU. The TVojans lying to stop Glenns - j - j , Canyon Conference - sa y, tove a young group. r o i landa N ublin an d ^ Lexi Davis paced fense last year and un I do it agaia Bonnie d athlete a t -pstdter Vippennan win abo «workk»ad. mt us to look past sfo r sure,” McHone

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TORONTO - Morris Pete sco red 21 po in ts, includii game>winning layup-with &4 onds left, to raUy Toronto Miami

Antonio Davis added 19 pc and Jerome WilUams had I f the Raptors, who have won tl straight since \ ^ c e Carter oj to have surgery bn his left kni

The Raptors moved into i with Washington for ninth p in the Eastem Conference, games back of Indiana for e igh th and final playoff s Toronto has 11 games left

Rod Strickland had 24 po for the Heat, who have'Jost » r a ^ ^ to fall to U th plac

S u n s 1 1 8 , L ak ers t 0 6PHOENIX - Shawn Mai

scored 32 points and matched season h i ^ with 18 rebound the.Phoenlx .Suns eru p ted their biggest scoring n i ^ t of season, 118*106 o ver th e Angeles Lakers on Wednesday

The Lakers, 3-3 in their lasi gam es, fe ll a gam e beh Sacramento for the best recor the NBA

Stephon Marbuiy had 26 po and 11 assists

Shaquille O'Neal had 24 po md 11 rebounds but was jus or:15 from the foul line.

Kobe Biyant scored 36, ind ng 18 free throws - most by s me in the NBA this season - ir inempts. But he was score]es he founh quaner, when the Si mtscored Los Angeles 33-23.

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■fagloire scored 21 points a ^amal Mashbum a d d ^ 20 as i ilharione Homets extended th irinning streak to seven gan rith a 11M 04 victory over i )rlando Magic on Wednesd j ^ t .Magloire, filling in for injtu

2002 NCAA Divisk}n I Final Foun Hoosiers

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lade the round of 16 in e i ^ t ) years and is back in tbe Fic our for the third time. So far, I lat success bas yet to add up national championsfalp.W hen It com es to perseve Ke, he was tutored tv the nu •X. SmiUi’s first championsh une in his 21st season at Nor BTolina - on his seventh trip le Final Four.A fter finaUy winning, Smli ied not to let it ovenHidm li gapy. T d o n t know if m ai Jtter coach than I was 2S hou A " be told Williams.K ansas is back in tb e Fin; Jur for the first time since 199 He top*seeded Jayhaw ks wi ee t feUow No. 1 Blaiyland c Itu rday be fo re m ore tfai W fans a t dwCecrgla Doom O klahom a, w hich lo st i in sa s (pre*W illlam s) in th 68 natknal tide game, takes c<K»nji in t I fThe cham pionship wiU b dd ed Monday night.Davis is f in a lS rraW n g lliidky tenure a t bxfiana.Anyone who succeeded espedaUy a f te r tb e G enen ts forced ou t u t td e r ~ i i^ c i mstances - was B in g to foe sen tm en t in th e .H o o s ie iikNi. SdB, Davis le t the a i t m becooe a Btfle too personal *I knew i t was going to b e

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;e, 2.5 onds and finished Dr the as Boston ra llied spot. State.

A ntoine Walki points points for Boston.;t four Danny F ortsor ace in S ta te with 20 p

Richardson added]

K nicks 8 9 , Pl8t<arion AUBURN HILed hts Lavqr PosteU scoids as high 20* points in iid fo r New York pasiof the Ktm Thomas ade Los Latrell Sprewlay. for the Knicks, wlist six three'game losingih ind Yoi^ was withoui jord In and O thella H an

w ere sidelinedpoints ’ grains.

Ben WaUace letpoints ^ t h 12 points, 20 ilist 4- eight blocks.

iciud- N et8 8 8 ,7 6 e r s c '.any; PHILADELPHI, “ 20 Jefferson scored ^ points in the second Suns New Jersey Nets to :

Philadelphia.

4 Jefferson, a rookieighth stan and ph

maal of Kenyon Martin, i ; and ed a two-game sus tsthe the Nets in scoring f their straight game, ames The Sixers slippe r the season wilhout Al sday who likely wiU misi

der of the regular s jured broken left hand.

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guy who followed coa he’s - - Davis guided the

the NCAA toMrame. Tioai season, but they we r,aU Kent State ih the ip to Indiana shocked

- Duke in die regional ver- prompting a veiy un nas. celdxatkn by Davis- ihip to hs fin t Final Four: orth "I bad a lot of Ion p to year," Davis said.

the point where 1 1 aiih could just leave the I his good shape „ and jttsi any som ewhere e lse , I gurs bappy."

Despite a storied Inal h isto ry , M aryland 993. been to die Fina] Foi wm season. Gary WIUI 1 on seven futUe years c Iian chm ve goal, falling ne. dmeslntheregkmals

to F inally , th e Tei th e through. io n *miat didn’t botbe

as it bothered our fan! b e insisted. "A lot of gn

bave not been to tbe I b is Kelvin Sampson ii

the f in t time. In U s itftt years a t Oklaboana, t iral lo st five tim es in tb dr- round.

W ith two m ore I m Sooners wont have ai tifr — toprow .»L The odier th ree u e a tbesanew ay.

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t e to n s 8 2ilL L S , M ich. . scored a career, in 22 minutes to pastDetroiL1 added 18 points rewell scored 17 , who snapped a iing streak. New lui Allan Houston larring ion , who ed w ith ankle

led the Pistons 20 rebounds and

r s 8 0‘HIA - R ichard ed 18 of his 20 »nd half, leading 5 to a victory over

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ipped to 1-9 this : Allen Iverson, miss the remain* ar season with a

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Ition will a ffec t G ardner’s ireer.“He just says he’s going to restle and he’s veiy positive l>out it ,” V irg in ia G ardner tid. **1he doctor says his feet •e going to be very tender, ’e’ll just have to wait and see

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After wandering around for ' hours in temperatures that pped to 25 below zero, he was und with a body temperahire 88 and his feet fttneiL He was re leased from th e «piial Feb. 28 but has' been tck several times for treat* en ts, including tim e in a l>erbaric chamber to speed aling by breathing pure oxy- n.

B has benign tumor moved from footNEW YORK - V inny istaverde had surgery to move a benign tum or from s righ t foot W ednesday, lelining the New York Je ts larterback u n til tra in in g o p in July.n ie tumor, described by Jets ach H erm an E dw ards as bout an inch big," was dis- rered on a bone two weeks 9. Surgery was perforated by . John Healey, the chief of thopedtc services a t Sloan* ttering Memorial H o ^ taL Sdwards said Testaverde wiQ on crutches fo r a m onth,

m begin rehab, take part in setings and hopefu lly be idy when c ^ p opens July

arikB trade Wonseca C ite hstx-fbyer dealMELBOURNE, P la . - T he icago Cubs got a mucb-need- doser in Antookt Alfonseca, e Florida Marlins got some d»*wanted payroU flexibili-

l i e Cubs, d esp e ra te for a ief ace since Tom Gordon s in ju re d , ac q u ired fonseca an d p itch er Mat< ment firom the Martins in a jdayer trade Wednesday, lo r id a got p itch er Ju lia n rarex and th ree minor lea- n - tchers Jose Cueto and Dtrelle WilUs and c a tc h e r . m Jorgensen.

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Tonight Capriad wi 5 Monica Seles, wbo b y d e fe a tin g No CUJsters4^&3.6-3.

*’• - — Four-cime.champ Anidre Agassi becam

M men’s srtnifinalist, b "** 20 Nicolas U p e n tt

Agassi’s opponent F be the winner of W n ig h t’.s la te m atch

I .1998 champion Mai and Juan IpiadoChi

Top-seeded Ueyti n e e d ^ only 10 minti

. th ree gam es and cc ' ” rain-intem ipted fou

victory over Americ Blake, 64 .6-1 . Hew nent in the quanerfii wm be No. 6 M arat { b e a t q u a lif ie r f Gonzalez 6-3.6-3.

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c o l o i 8 ; h e k n e t s t o5’s KIRKLAMD, Wash. -

be an all^iew Seattle Seoe look this faU in their nea t um : new uniform s, ne~ | mets, new colors, new lo

T he co lors an d logi■ unveiled eariier Ihis mo I W ednesday . th e I announced the new un■ Fans will be able to vo■ p h o n e o r on th e Seal I Web s i te - fo r their fav H two new helmet designs. M The main uniform co •4 be “Seahawks blue” tr

w ith “ Seahaw ks nav’ “Seahawks bright greei borne jerseys will be Se

)le b lu e . w ith w hite nu ne trimmed in navy. Road

are «4iite with Seahawl Id n um bers , again trim i in navy.ey Uniform pants will bi ler w ith navy and b right ad stripes for home game ch w ith navy and b righ t

s tr ip e s fo r ro a d i Ml- Previously the team hi r’s sUver pants a t home anc

road.to Both new helmet desi] ve ture tbe new logo on eat e r One is in Seahawks bh e t m atches th e color schi ir. th e home uniforms; tht se helm et is in silver, mo

the traditional look, as T he uniform change is first in the dub’s 26-yea b. ly.X- T he Seahaw ks w i l l : at from the AFC West to tli IS West Ihis coining season n improved from a 6-10 ro

a 9-7 mark last season, b le missed the {layoffs for t n ond consecutive year.

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Kraayeveld scored on a with 2.4 seconds remair give Oregon the Women diampionship with a 54-

y to ry o ver H ousto i » Wednesday night.“ Kraayeveld, the toum ' ' MVP. led th e D ucks (I f wilh 15 points, all in the: S half. She also had 13 rebe

Chandi Jones, also nai th e all-toum am ent teai

I Houston (2&8) with 16 . a f te r hitting just two o: I shots in the first half.> Houston tied the game ‘ in s id e b ack by Vi ' Muoneke with seconds n That set up a potential winning 3,by Jamie Crai ^ th a t m issed , going o g bounds off Houston. Oi y then ran the dock down 1

f in d in g K raayev^d~cv down the lane fen* tbe wi basket.

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I p i n u l t o f S O O d e l a !u JU P IT E R , F la . - e Canseco will not read i hi 1. o f 500 hom e ru n s witl

XfnnnTal I C anseco was giver 1 re le a se by th e Expe i Wednesday after bdn g ti t would not be an eveiydag 1 ' e r . .

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BURLEY - T he \ D irec to rs No. 1 se scra tch score by or past weekend at th e : M ens, B ow ling A Tournament at ^ e S Bowl in Burley.

T he team , led Bywater’s 722, shot a Devon Rucker (669), (669), Rick Hieb (65 B yw ater (667) w behind.

The highest individ scores of the second i th e six 'w eek en d e' turned in by: Pocate F rost (286); Twin F Mauldin (279); Jeron V anderham (269) Brandon Johnson (26 Boise’s M ike P ea i

Buhriiiith grade I boyt bitkfltban ■ ■ team took flrat H

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Id a h o con- v erg e th e re each weekend H and th e re are s t il l th re e H w eekends (o IThe opening exercises were ■ on M arch 2. C a m i l l e Jo hnson , the firs(-ever rccip- . ie n t of th e Idaho S ta te

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A s s o c ia t io n award in 1992, and H ner. Jachelle Studer, ’ ening balls to get tiie H B •oiling.day , M orch 9, tho canj Ve Toumament was u-e teams that repre- >cal association and t^jaf ive average bowlers. guh lent was set up each c a s >r those ladies that le top average list. A )us event. £ o 3ament is divided as \ 93 >ssible into rwo diNi- ’ pj ion I is th e higher erages. Pilg,a t is 12 gam es of i^gg tn. This year there I’g, 1 entered. Sixteen in £mi id 17 in Division II. Li^j teams in each divi- j 99 prize money. ' s tan d in g s w ere: Ci

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.ak e 2,076, H om edale 2,0 ■Uer 2,003. McCall 1,985, Cho .963, Wood River 1,960, Sain .947, Soda S prings 1.9 :m metl 1,923, Rexburg 1,9 jncoln County 1,913. Lost Ri .997, Malad 1,886, Preston 1,1 nd Grangeville 1,844. C o n g ratu la tio n s to a ll 1

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TWIN FALLS - The T' County t re a su re r an Wednttday her Candida^ I

Debbie Kaufftnan was t treasurer in March 2001 the retirement of longtime Bonnie Bnining.. Before she becam e tt

^ u f f m a n served as Tv County deputy auditor froi

• 2001, Filer d ty clerk/treasi 1990 to 1994 and FUer de cleric from 1982 to 1990,1 said In a press release.

---------Kauffman said-that-asshe has updated proced office equipment, stream! tax-payment process for the

1 ^ DEQ seeks Wi quality Infonnation

------ TW IN-FALLS - ThD epartm ent of Enviro Quality is seeking sdentifi w ater quality in Idaho ri streams.

It’s the first step in devel< the DEQ’s 2002 statewide dettrmine if waters meet si ty standards and need to b (^> to support aquatic life. Environmental Protectioi requires the report every i under the d e a n Water Ao.

The DEQ must considei vant data for its r e p ^ Tha has added the step of seel from th e public , sal Edmondson with the DEQ i

Data must be sdentifia ous and re levan t, th e D

to ra te ^ m a s te r’s^iescs, ] o r printed studies or repc

' ronmental assessments andTo submit data electron]

preferred method by the I direc tions liste d on w ww 2.staie.id.us/deq/w face.water.

To submit data by maU o tact Barb MaUanl a t (208) oi- b m a lla rd 9 d e q .s ta te otxain the appropriate fc tbe form and data to Malli DEQ state office. 1410 ^ Boise, 83706-1255 o r fax (208)37^0576.

R e c d s ti lc te x t^Ros»countrysldse

SUN VALLEY - North traUs wiU continue to be th ro u g April 15, provided conditiottsbQldup.

The Galena Advisory O and Blaine County Recreat have Identified 16 kilon

"li.. trails near Galena Lodge th the most apt to hold up in f warm weather. They are N< Hone Creek, Gladiator, Ps Emma’s (Julch.

The extension was (nor potests by a few ardent si hoped th a t th is y ea r 's ii a u w conditions would aUoi son to continue a Uttle kingi

Each additional eight<h past the April 7 dosing data Iy budgeted for costs aboi

. Grooming canno t proce snow rot threatens the ba m elt allows sand an d d. deposited in the cleats of cat and rocks, trees and o ards begin to diow.

Skiers can chedc groom] tiMis oa a dimy basis by c North VaUw IValls hot lit

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SMng competition I tdie place this weel

SUNVAIiEY-Tbegod!o f « m tig nm i cnmK

wiH descend on Bald Mbu weekend for th e fifth an Janss Fn> Am C la s ^

'MdQnn^» CVwp q. O dm ark w ill ra c e in th _ O rssnben also e ^ e c t Pica

tDsfaowup.7tVrenty<wo teams wDl p

-V>e lai^est turnout in th h ^ o ry . Funds go to raise Villey Ski Education Fot nUdU provides sdw brddj

. and other M sim ioe for 40i :eriroDed in a l ^ Nordic.

*& ed*U E s take handicapping runs a and 1 p m Friday on Low S tt in ^ D u a lS iA a la k a i i

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01 fcUowing ■» .'I' me treasurer . Commissioi

done about } treasurer^ Including v Twin Falls strucnire ad from 1994 to ue. Idaho P easurer from rate, •deputy d ty Tlie idahc 0, Kauffman in April am

April 26.as-treasurer-^--------------------;edures and unliplngthethepubUc. I

water _____

itiflc data on 0 rivers and

velopment of ide report to it state quaU-0 be deaned H iS & iM ' ife. Ih e U.S. m g S m k tion Agency ly two years

ider aU rele- rhatisw hyit seeking data said Mike :Q in Boise. fically rigor* t DEQ says. data are doc* i$, published eports, envi- md models. ronicaUy, the le DEQ. find

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iT Committee T T ^eadon Board I I ^lom eters of M . X w ethatwUlbeinfaceofdie BueM<h.uiJ North Foric, g i S S i ','P$ydioand umaawawa

irompted by TWIN FAIt skiers who District He^s improved o re d a y<lUow the sea- helped brei«ger. HIV/AIDS, n-hour shift . improved 11dateoripnal* munity andbout $1,040. p v e people»ceed when Sheri Msbase, when Jerem y Ric

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VaUcy residents'have the char the Idaho P ub lic U tllitl

iion what they th ink should lUt Idaho P o w ^ s electrical rat g w hether the three-tiered ri adopted last year should cont

) Power wants to retum to a 1

aho PUC wUl hold pubUc hearir and take public comments ur

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kfaner (Osplayt some of tbe tfoiem ^ to poor dtlzans. The Uom C

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FA LLS-South Central poHealth Wednesday hon- thiyoung w om an w ho tiii

ireak the silence about ty S, a teen-ager who has'j life In his small com- 'an md a group that helpspie the gift of sight. PrM assie of Twin Falls, haRicondo of R upert and wi1 FaUs Lions Q u b were atners of th e d is tr ic t’s ' milea lth H ero” aw ard s, abonor Iheir service and hacommitmentto improv* thi

:en wins nhonwRaale [“

FALLS - A Twin FaUs / lool senior has won yet ' j award for his cooking A

H endrickson’s m ost lUnary success was on 3 a t th e C ulinary A rt I in S eattle , w h e re 'h e lldace in competition, ckson p repam i a feast cocktail, sau tC ^ diick*>seur served w ith rice sautCedbioccolL ahardcompedtiflR .lhe ^ aded us on everything.” i g sonsaid. **Hiare was 'a H n th e com petition on H Os. We were graded on ■

diced and d io p p ^ B

ants were aUowed only T» 1 hours m cook tfaeir h*fn m B n h h . ..i_. - -1- - KJm e jtuges enedcea tne le garnishes, tfie teatnire ^ii& fla n ro ftfa e d iic k - 1 ything. All th ^ scores tioH n d l i i e s c o r e i a e t a ^ d i i m a s , " Hcndririnon thi

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erCo. .Idaho Power pro

hance once $172 million: litie s the past year by is lid be the money. Ratepi rates, bonds over three yt i ra te of finandng the b »ntin- ?dds another $21: a Hat tomers.

Idaho Power say arings and irrigadon ra te i until 10 pcrcent reducti

plan and an estima

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zens of ued eyegbHSM tbe Twb tt Club received one of three ’He

istriet h(ing th e h e a lth of p eo p l south-central Idaho.

Massie leamed she was ] positive five years ago and s then has dedicated much ol time to educating the comn ty about HIV prevention “what it’s like living with -and AIDS In our sodety.”

A member of the Idaho Prevention Planning Group, has shared her personal s with students in classrooms at community gatherings, m ission: To ed u c a te pei about HIV/AIDS so they w have to go through th e s thing she’s been through an

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TM) Fata HVl School iMteB Hea*lekfMrMwtlywMaM( heceeklneeevelltleeiltbs Ciinqr Alt bMtttHa ta SMttIa• Ib e top priK* hi tbe com] tion was a C .000 scholarshi £ ^ C u lin a ry Institu te th ird -p lac e . wini Hendridcaoa i t an alternate

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r ratesV. residents ublic Utiliti<iroposes paying off aU at n m electrical costs from issuing bonds to borrow

ipayers would repay the years. The estimated cost bond sale plus interest

1 miUion in costs to cus-

ays r^ d e n d a l, industrial tes would see an average rtion this year under the nated 13 percent in 2003.

5 COM]

irin Fans Uons Club bat gatbere HeaHh Hera’ awards fnm South

onors ‘1:pie in remind people thi

blame.” s HIV- “Ms. Massie’s c i since to ed u c a te our of her about HIV and Al imuni- .r a t io n to all of <n and Charles Parker, c h m v Board of Health.

“It’s an honor0 HIV M assie sa id of ip, she Adult Health He1 story thanked her fri* ns and support, which sh s. Her the most importai eople son w ith HIV a won’t have.sam e Ricondo, an.Et

and to a sophom ore a t

r cooking' / /w a s a

C' competition;\ I ffvdedmont

j g - B r a d H t

the scholarship. ^ H | Hendrickson hai

for as long as he ' H f and has won seven p for his culinary slI m er he did an inI Kenny P ra tt of tlI. / Co. H e com petc

Careers and Conu -VVl America onnpe

and took first pla' bSB h level and a silvei

Brad Hendrickson sai Mdal accepted and reo ^ ’ a«4wJ«wA{p fn Jntw^ University bu t n

attend tlw> fSiiinmn p e ti- . in Seattle in the 6hip to close to hom e.te. As Wales has campin n e r . Island, South Cantte for -CokradoandSwo

J.LIS g O U

s can comm( ies Commis;

The company says rates increase an average of year.

It’s a tough call, said Boi sultant Dan Reading, wh Johnson Associates of T and is a former staffer at t

“Pm not sure how I w> one," Reading said.

The dedsion comes d( the benefits of immediate

Please s

[ W M

•red. Mottoftbegtasmwinbe Jth Central Dlttitct Health Wedm

health \that “no one is to School

ner ofs dedicated work . award!a r com m unities of theI AIDS is an inspi- also ao f us,” sa id .Dr. Cassia', chaim an of the Board,h. Ameri(or - It really is," in theof w inning th e fo r tlHero award. She Sodet>friends for th e ir fund-rashe said is one of Rico

•tant diings a per- accept and AIDS can trekkin

“ Of.Eagle Scout and here,” a t Minico High

5 skill Jeisahard — foin.Thejtidffs ByDtak

n e v a y A in g :

. .r , . . . “ SHendrickson Marshs

homea ^ Servi

lias been cooking f ^ c u le can remember reral other awards “ S R i ' skiUs. Last sum- internship with

f the Sun Valley J S V ' eted in F am ily mmunity Leaders t,.p e d d o o to y e a r place at the state -o,ver medal a t the His fir

w aavedaSiSO O DtaaonandWales w u ii„ t really wants to W illia

^ Jo b n s o n ^ a n d ___ E verhipuses in Rhode p n e is iroUiia,Virgiiiia, theli-C

Conell

T .Ttit:-- - .p V i:

EYCityEdtof

jp fo rnent ■ P ission r

Lakles would otherwise ^ of 11 percent this ^

Boise economic con- who works for Ben if TaUahassee, Fla., 'Oal at the Idaho PUC. 631I would deddfe this 33

Rnci down to weighing wm ate reUef versus risk se see RATES. Page 03 |

ENT

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1 be shipped to fo re ^ coun- edneiday.

heroes’ool in Rupert, was the win- of the Youth H ealth Hero rdi The first youth member he R uperr City Council is ) a m em ber o f th e M ini- sia H e a lth N et A dvisory rd, the youth O rd in a to r for erican Red Cross activiiies he area and a team captain

th e A m erican C an cer iety’s annual Relay for Life i-raising event, icondo w asn’t p re se n t to ;pt the award bm ause he’s Jdng ihrough Europe.Of coursc he’d r a th e r be i,” Parker said wiih a laugh

Please see HEALTH, Page 03

srome rem DrmermayNila Dioiiw Rule tfrWawacowetpoodpnt

EROME - The d ty lost one if lea d ers on S unday, when ishaU Everheart d i ^ at his le at the age of 80. ervices for Everheart will be ducted at 1 pjn. today in the > Ward Chapel Building at E.Ave.B.verheart served a Jerom e coundlm an betw een 1%8

I 1974 an d as m ayor from 8 to 1982. A ssociates aibed him as a colorful char- r , hard headed and nice, verheart was w o r n is as a coundlman on Jan. 2,1968. first assipim ent was lo the Itation and sewer committee. .978,10 years later, his first as mayor was to appoint Rob liam s as c ity a tto rn e y . Hams h a s s e rv e d 'in th a t ce continuously since, uring his ten tv e as mayor, irh e a rt a p p o in te d -R a lp h ers to fill the rem ainder of n ^ o u n d h i ^ C h a r lu

In s id eObituaries....................Idaho/West ...............Morning break............

forXJtadBalrhein, 733-0931.

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rev ieWhat do you think?

I Public conwnents will b e ricsrd b) jah o Public Utilities Commission A| he West Coast Twin Falls Hotel. 13 a k e s Blvd. N. in Twin Falls. The me leglns a t 6 p.m. with a question ara eriod. followed a t 7 p.m. by (he pul

I Wrttten comments can be moiled laho Public Utilities Commission o\ 13720. Boise. 8 3 7 2 0 0 0 7 4 . or faxe 134-3762. Commenls can bo sen t t ind online comment form s a t w w.puc.state.id.us and click on 'ci nd questions.* The comment dcadi ipril 26.

D em wi run agai] incumb( assessorBySandyMlOeiThnaa'Newawtttef_____

TWIN FALLS - G ; thinks the county’s ta needs an overhaul.

So Wednesday the I filed to hm for county os office held by Republic Bowden, who has filed fi tioa

Baty, 64, a Buhl native estate broker, said the tax sysiem needs to be updated and s teered In a

] new direction H B p

“I believe there arc ^ar- ing inequities in our tax sys- tem that need H B I | to be thorough- ly studied and m ade m ore Oat; equ itab le lo ,, i n d i v i d u a l homeouTieiv in p a r t i c u la r ,”Baty said in V declaring his Tf ^ c a n d i d a c y .

■* “For example, V..*4 most of the county’s rev- enues are derived from-

hom eow ners Gerry ra th e r than from the indus- n irial and agri- B cultural bases. B W

' If we hope to U K see a m ore A B

: , viable growthand sounder H M

* e c o n o m i c iB B i y futureforaU in Elec " Twin F aiis ^* County, those ” i n e q u i t i e s!*” must be resolved.”^ Baty received his a;

degree in electrical eni o from Idaho State Unlvc s operated an electronics

. in Nevada for more than c He has been in real estai n the Magic VaUey for 15 3 3 Please see ASSES

nembers >ror Everhe

B counc su c c Ever mayc went beco: sta te

'°Cplete

;g Mmaaitvefflefrt ^ a tc m hired•s fuU-time building ihsp r- th e c ity , an d City- (

remodded. a E v e rh e a rt 's .pred 8. Charles Hancock, move le train station from neai e. road tracks west of toi st d ty park. As mayor, I >b . ' made repairs to the bui y. helped the senior d tl2e at u a te d in th e buiid i

opened the way for the >r, society to m ove int<th-----buildinig where-the seiof ' beenhoused.BS Everheart oversaw le PteaseseeMAYQ

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Itive and real the

IR.^ f lenySowden

^ f iElectkMU ^ 3around •

Bgk; Valley

s associate’s ! engineering niversity andnies bu-siness ^ B ^ kthan 20 years. "estale s^es in ISyears.

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leart | jjundl. Peters u c c e e d e d verheart aslayor and —en t on to-ecome a V B .a te legisla- H H

(2am m ozzi irk was com- leted during v e r h e a r t ’s a tch . Heired the first ^ ^ ^ Bihspoctor for y. H all was

redecesso r, loved the old near the rail-

lown to the

: buUding and itiiens get sit-

-the historical

i seniors had—

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o f th e sew er im prov ' je c t to u p d a te ad d it

; th e C ity C o u n c il le •/ week.

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, w ith J-U-B E ngineei th e p ro jec t a n d outi im p r o v e m e n ts a t c o u n c i l m e e t in g . >

r saved by h av ing the out IO bid a s off-scaso

4 O th e r cit>- business • N ew police c a r -

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For obttuaiy rates and DeatfllM 1« 4:30 p.m.

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W a l t t r R a y A dW aller Ray A dam s.

. ol Goocflng, Idaho , d 2 0 0 2 . a t riis Ran< G ooding .

W a lte r w a s b o rn I 1 9 4 0 , in lh o he• G ra n d p b r e n is . Z o n I M ullins'N orth o l Goo I ol Crtartio a n d Flora ^

W alle r w a s ra ised

! in G o d d in g a n d R a r N o n ti o l G o o d m g . N ancy H ale, in 1 9 6 1 1

H o 'S surv ived by n 2 a a u g n ie r s . P a m a i i iu s b a n a T ed Walter: N ew York, a n d J a n e

I n u so a n d Jim m y Winti A B ro ih e r, R ayM on G oodm g . 3 s is ters , D of G o o d m g , J o y c e S t e l l a A d a m s of 7 G ra n d c h i ld re n . Em r K e n m o re . N ew Yor a n d E rica W mier ol G

W aller w as p r e c e d h is p a r e n t s C h a r ii A d am s a n d g ra n d p a a n d Z ora Mullins.

F unera l S e rv ice s v 1 1 a m on Friday. M, ai tn o First C h risiiar A rd y f /o rn s OlfiCiatir DC a t E lm w o o d ( G ooding.

F riends m ay call In• D m on T hu rsday Mj

a t D em aray 's G oodm

j R u p e i

i : G e o r g e L S t n Hjl G eorge Larsen Stt ; old Rupert resident.

at h is homo, after j > ba ttle with can ce r, r Inarch 2 6 . 2 0 0 2 . w

famity by his side.H e w as born July

Wellsvilie. Utah. the -V , a n d C a r r ie 'L e rse i

• and Sout) Cache Hig 'jf' ‘ } G eo rd e w as indu p i ; United Slates Army i ’J ; ing du ring World fji . i5efmany. F rance ant

. ^ < re tu rn e d to U lah a ■ . i: • w here he married hi

V sweetheart. Darla Jei t : or Nibiey. Utah, whoi f I on August 6. 1947. 1U' t I^CiBolemnized

: n I U tah I j R p l e of Th4 I Je su s ( B i i Of Latter-4 II > T h e K d e th e ir

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in o u g h m oney th e c a r aj e c o n d - p h a s e ------ ihe-ncw -ro v em en t pro* c a r wai Id itional lin esi r e p la c e i I le a r n e d th i s J3S,000n

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1 Tracy A hrens nff*»rA.leers rev iew ed • lu tlined fu tu rea t T u e s d a v ’s “ D u r in j5. M o n e y w a s rev ised cth e p ro je c t go council v’ason work. p lan n in gicss included: • additionar -P o U c e c h ie f ' • New

re p o r te d th e d l appro 'c a r “ blexy its ordinance

— - O b iand InloniwUon. ca# 73M 931. E >.m. tor Mxt-day pubOcatton. The •ecvtee and can btptacod until S

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they have since,

• As a me G eo rg e £ Quorum. 'Sunday S< also servec Ruperi loved servi the Logan

G eorge ■' inventing

. fl- Ing lim e M i grandchildi

j H his Iriends camping.

He is sui \ Smith of F ' Sm ith oi

^ ------J (M ildred)

Mamsms. 62, a resident Harman b(). died March 25. {Brent) Nlanch North of Georgia; o

Gunnel of \irn February 2 t . in-law. Leol

hom e ol h is g ran d ch il:ora and Blanch grandchildijooding, the son G eorge '’a Mullins Adams, by his pared and educated three sisierRanched/Farmed The luneng. He m arried p.m FridayBim Goodmg Rupert Sial)y His Wile Nancy, of Je su s Clmala Jo and her 324 East 1iIters ot Kenmore, Grillin ollicsnet Rae and her low at ihe FVinter ol Goodmg F rien d s^ond A dam s, ot R asm usse>, Doiiie Egersdorl E ast I6tl^ce Chilion a n d Thursday. iif Twin F alls, 3 and at lha:m m a W alters ot 12:00 noorYork, an d E than The fam)l Gooding. tude and ireded m death by Home Heaariie a n d F lora many acts [^parents Blanche

2S will 00 held at ^. March 29. 2002. man Church wilh iating. Bunal will d C em e te ry in

ill Irom 1 p.m. to 7 ' March 28. 2002,>dmg Chapel.

‘E R ' r H i i

j. Clara DClara Da

26. 2002. i after a leni She was SL

Clara wa l^ rp e r . Ka

^ and Stellaloved her t yard sales

_ 5i 4, who knewmaking dc

1 Smith..75-year- crafts for i jnt. pa ssed away hundreds ( Br a cou rageous her time ar er. on T uesday , gave over ( . wilh his loving td e n is a t

always sur] luly IS, 1926. in ing ihem i he son of Ora K. loved dre! ’Sen Sm ilh. H e gal. riding ille City S chools trains. • High School. She is s»id u c ted into the J a c k , foui ny in 1944. serv- H ied em ar >rld W ar II in IMcAhren and Belgium. He H ied em ar h a fle r th e w ar, Washingtoi 1 his high school Rupert, twc 1 Jean N d e rso n . a n d Ju d y *rhom he married b ro th e r . L 7. Their marriage Jerome, tvw zed in the Logan Anderson. The C hurch of Twin FaDs j

tttr-day Saints. B e ^ t t X Bir lirst hom e in a lo n g wit .> i* h ileG eo rg e nephew sih ranic a t the Utah H e rp w a Ogden. ln J9 S Z ^ o n ft.ln fa n t

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es mone>" a n d it w o u ld n 't b e c o s t ve to fix.co unc il v o te d to re p la c e

r a n d d e fe r p aym en t u n til :w -budgo t-yeart-w h«n-the— v as s c h e d u le d to . b e . c ed . T h e c a r h a d o v e r0 m iles on it.ck u p fo r sa le - T h e 1985 ! p ic k u p t h a t h a d b e e n s a n o rd inance veh ic le w ill sred for sale b y bid.!vised com pR bensive p la n in g th e h e a r in g o n t h e1 com prehensive p la n th e I voted to send it b ack to ing a n d z o n in g fo r so m e m d wording,:w ord inances - T h e coun- iroved th e adop tion o f six nces: one th a t c h an g es th e

I I T U A R I E SL. Ext 278, batWMfl 2 pjn. and 8 1 he »Aiaa addreu for eUtoartea la IilSpjiL-wratytiay.^— -------------

ew a farm Irom the North Ai>mestead Project, and sub- detly nK>ved to Rupert, w here d« ive lived and farm ed ever

Ihmember ol the LDS Church. Vj3 se rv ed in th e E ld e r’s Mn. H igh P riest G roup a h d S j' School P residencies. H e a.ived in two Bishoprics in the TvFilih Ward. Ha espec ia lly terirving. alongside his wife, in insn Temple. Hege loved life! He en joyed Fa ; things in his shop, spend* e with h is ch ild ren a n d Iildren. playing gam es with Id s . Iraveling, lishing and hsurvived by his wife. Darla ,f Ruperi: two so n s . B rad J ( )f R upert, a n d M ichaeld ) Sm ilh of C am arillo . Alla: Ihree* daug^hiers. Sandra wcI) Berg and Shelley (Jack) Altbolh ol Rupert, an d Lori |N orton of C um m ing . 19

; one sister. Marie (Alton) Anof Weiisvilie. Utah; a sister, loeola Smilh ol Roy. Utah; 25 allh ild ren a n d tou r g re a t- aniildren. Alije was preceded in d ea th Desarents; o ne brother: a n d NK ;iers.jneral will b e held a t 1:00 truday. March 29. 2002. al the ha>iake Cemer ol The Church en1 Christ ol Latter-day Saints, se118lhi with Bishop Brent D. Joilliciating Intermeni vtritl lol- A)ile Ruperi Cemetery. C>d s m ay ca ll a t th e he5sen Funeral Home. 1350 ye6 th S lree l. B urley , o n Wlly. from 6;00 unlil 8;00 p.m .. J itha-chiirch on Friday, from B« x>n until 12:45 p.m. amily expresses their graii-Id appreciation to the IHC ^ lealth and Hospice for their Jtsol kindness,

H e p b u r n W\Jo

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DamsDains p assed away March ^ 2. at her home in Heyburn Gl lengthy battle with cancer. 1 ! surrounded by her famify. of was bom April 26, 1931, in 26 Kansas, to Jam es P. Crist <

iia May Thomas. She dearly Gc if husband, family, life and Qii les. She w as loved by all in ew her. S he sp en t y e a rs re< dolls, a fghans and o ther rie

or her grandch ild ren a n d Se Is ol others giving freely of . res I and talents. O ne year sh e me Qt 80 Easier Bunnies to res­a t W o odsione . S h e w a s Gc surprising som eone by giv- ha m a hom em ade gift. S h e 1 ressing like a d a n c e hall Ids ng in p arad es and w agon pri

I sunrtved by her husband ' Gr; our so n s , M ark (F e lic ia ) Na ian • P o c a te llo . M ike Err m o i H a n se n . M alt oflan o t F e d e ra l W ay. Co)ton. Woody H iedem an o l Catwo stepdaughters - LuAnn Stady of W ash in g to n . O n e I. LeRoy ( Ju d y ) C ris t o f edtwo s is te rs -R e th ad a rrey ) 20(m. Shirtey M u ^ . both of GoIs arid hwo special friends. (and Shirtey ol Washington, cht« ith m any n ie c e s a n d ft that were devoted to her, tiorjrents. Brother-Keith C ris t Ho m t,s is te r tw o ^ ie p s o n s ~W a

m m m m

•,2002

jyon se^ \S avage p ro p e rty o n No from ligh t in d u stria l to tial; o ne th a t changes tl V iew subdiv ision no rth

------from -agriculture a n d Ugl. tr ia l to a g r icu ltu re /re s i

o ne th a t ch an g es prop< 38S0 N .3 4 0 0 E . a n d 342C N. fro m a g r ic u ltu re to t u r e / r e s id e n t i a l ; o n c h a n g e s p r o p e r ty a t K iinberly R oad from agi to l i g h t i n d u s t r i a l ; o annexes a n d rezones the th e new h ig h school, U n a ry a n d th e h o u s e E m erald.

• N ew h e a te r - T h e voted to rep lace a gas 0 h ea te r in th e C ity H all si no longer heats,

s------ -1 8 {un. Monday throu(h SatiHda] I ta oMtaOmatkvallayxom. Daatt

Archie and Jo e Dains and daughter - Linda, preceded death.

Cremation w as handled 1 Ihe d irec tio n o l P a rk e 's K Valley Funeral Home of Twin M emorial s e rv ic e s will b e Saturday . March 30, 2002 a.m. at the Anderson Campgr Twfn Falls exit 182 on 184. lamily requests memorials Oe 1 in C la ra 's nam e to First Cl Hospice. 147 Main Ave. East. Falls. Idaho.

. A l b u q u e r q u e

N.M .John W. looker

John Wf Tooker. 87. a residi A lbuquerque s in ce 1998. Wednesday, March 27. 2002. Albuquerque hospital.

Mr. Tooker w as born Augu! 1914, at Ima. NM to the hor Arthur W. Tooker and lhe forme Louise Poppino. He was reare( a ttended schools at Fort Su and Santa Fe. NM. John ma Alice F ra n c e s M cCiean (December 25. 1941 in Fort Sui NM

John ow ned and o p era t trucking business lor 50 year: hau led p ro d u c e throughou entire western U.S. for 15 year: several years priorto his retire Jo h n tra n sp o rte d g o o d s Alberta. C an ad a to Los Ang CA. John and Frances made hom e in-Twin Falls. Idaho I years where t h » raised I t^ r f While living in Twin Falls he m em ber ol E a s ts ld e Sou Baptist Church.

John was preceded in dea his virile Frances Tooker on Jur 2000. a sister Margaret Edwa 1989. and his parents.

Survivors inc lude a daui ^Mary K. C hand ler a n d hus

Leon of O rlando. FL; ih ree William T. Tooker ol San Diegt John S. Tooker and wife Maria Flancho. NM; and Jam es A. T of San Jose, CA. Also sunmin live grandchildren, live great-g ch ild ren , o ne n iece a n d nephew.

Graveside funeral senrices v held at 2 p.m. Friday. Marc 2002, at the Fort Sumner Cen in Fort S um ner. NM with fi friend. Rev. George B. HCset ol ing. Burial will be m ihe Tooker ly plot. Tbe family prelers merr to the M issions Fund. Eas Southern B aptist C hurch , Eastland Drive N; Twin Fall 83301. Visitation will be Friday 9 a m. until 1 p.m al Ihe Cr Funeral Hom e. 804 North Street; Fort Sumner. New Me (505)355-2311.

M e r i d i a n j ,

Gene 0. GravesGene O. Graves, age 74, for

of Gooding d ied Tuesday, h 26.2002. in Boise.

Gene was bom July 10, i a Gooding. Idaho, the son ol Glei Olah Leeper Graves He was r in Gooding and it was ihere th received his education. Gene ried Leah Barker in Elko. Neva( Septem ber 14. 1962. The c(

■ resided in various localions pr moving K> Gooding in 1970.

After the death of his wife in Gene moved to Meridtan whei had since resided.

G ene h a d b e e n em ploye Idaho Power Company for 3 4 ' prior 10 his retirement in 1990.

Survivors include a son; C Graves of Kuna. Idaho; dauc Nancy Skanter of Meriditti; sS Erma Coher end Peggy Morris of Gooding and Shtriey F ran C orral. Idaho . Grandchilc Cassie & Spencer Graves and I SkanteraDolMeridiaa

Funeral Services win b e con e d at 3 p.m.' Saturday. Marcl 20 0 a at D t f n a ^ Fifieral Chaf Goodkig.

Friends may call a t th e fiii chapel from 5.7 pjTi. Friday.

For those w ho desire; cont tions m ay b e m ade to € C Hospice. 1111 S O rchard . B W Bto.83705.____ ________

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n oJ n o t about th e d a l s ta te fish su re deviates I

lust 27 a llo c a tio n o f om e of sale o f th e plai ner Eva E a c h o f thred and additional $35 Sumner « renew al, narried A bout 80 p

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service a t 1 p js Iroiti W ard C hapelngoles. A ve. E; b u n ade Iheir .Je ro m e Cemi> lor 33 call from 12-1r family. th e c h u rc h3 was a Funeral C hap ju thern

eaih by .* •lune 19 m e m o r ia l si vards, in

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Louis OsUiaolR kj T W IN F ,Tookw O sterkanip ,7 ;

" "9 W ednesday , 1h ishom e.* F u n e ra l a n

swill berch 29. C hapel o f T w i emetery'g y Morris Hu

^ f ^ i - g t o d i n g .jrnorials 8 ^as ts id e M a rc h 2 7 . 2h, 204 C o u n ty M eialls. ID S erv ices a r e ]ay Irom d irec tio n o f I

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J « T y K . HA L M O - J e

of Vancouver, ‘ ' ly of A lm o di«

2 6 ,2002.ath i5 tonnerly T h e fu n e raMarch p jn . Saturday,

th e A lm o Ws 1927 , in C h u rc fa o fje s Jenand .

Hs -Hos ss ^n ig g e . p a tie n t^ ieqn< ie re he Ail

T e f r iB e n m /e d by BettyPfailHpsc4 years j j k • C a ro l And«David A n d o s

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fe both u m ttW H rm c a o l “ “ ' S *ild ren , B Od Chris Som e nam es

rch 30. S u x e i te W i e p e lin L u d l l e G o o d

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izeltonhcii considersiating police ' tmentfanst conespondent_______

TO N - R es id e n ts a r e ^sd to a t te n d a p u b lic dio n ig h t to d iscu ss th e 'ccy o f r e v e r t in g to th e foo u n ty S h e r if f s O ffice IS ifo rcem en t In s tead ofon Police D ep a rtm en t d<Cerm D ouglas has sug- a tt elim inating th e police b<

idovmers\ P ) - Two landow ners fnv ith th e U 5 . Fish an d si<rvice to restc re h abita t vke a te n e d bu ll tro u t In lat eroi-River.Basin.of cen-— hc

thiIsoih a n d B en O’N eal milg o n a “safe h a rb o r" !: fo r b u ll tr o u t a n d a r eIteration p ro jec t n e a r ueof Falls Creek, a tribu- gn?ahsimeroi. ,vi<re s to re .s ix .m ile s o f pn

itat tha t have b een d ry an

npthome s(A P ) - G o v . D irk fretie s a id h e h a d so m e sp<s , b u t stiU signed in to mt‘d n e s d a y a b i l l th a t wiio a t trou t to th e lis t o f “iKdes im m ortalized on e itrense plates. pr< )m e ’s c o n ce rn s w e re . th<h e tro u t - Idaho’s offi. Acsh - b u t how th e m ea. <es from tradition in its gr<o f m oney r a i s e d b y ]

ila tes. cuth e p la te s c o s ts a n .fur

535, and $25 ex tra fw ' us< s i t

I pe rcen t o f p roceeds De

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i d B niH ine. 825 E ast Oy r ia l w ill foUow in th eim etery , fr ie n d s m ay I.2-12:45 p jo . today a t g nh (H o v e -R o b e r tso n Saa p ^ Jerom e). Ce

F ui . G le n n o f B o ise ,

s e rv ic e a t 2 p .m . I

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,73 ,o fT w in F aU sd ied f , M arch 27, 2002, a t

a rra n g e m e n ts w il b e ^ by R eynolds Funeral

V rin F a lk J ; ;

luffaker ®“G - M orris H uffaker, | |

, 2 0 0 2 , a t G o o d in g . Jle m o r ia l H o s p i ta l . SJ*-e pend ing u n d e r th e ^ <f Dem aray’s G ooding .

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Wake ZJ e r ry K ay W ake, 62, Tvi e r. Wash., a n d former-d ied T u r d a y , M arch IW hishom e.r a l wiU b e h e ld a t 1 > S iy .M an±3< li20(C ,al W ard C h a p e l o f th e fesus Christ o f Latter-

( S P I T A L - ioilALLEY REGIONAL graICAL C E N IE R ihraes a r« om itted a t th e ^in e s t ^A iW tte d u t in e t t o f J e ro m e a n d

S 2 S “ »i d e r s o n o f J e r o m e . af s e n o f W endell a n d <dio fB m b e riy ^

W A im M D U A L ^ n S V R A Lia a r e o n { a e d « t f a e ta

s a - ^W ilson o f R n p e rt, ^Ddrich of S to c n o n , \QuintMi H a ertle of *

rn m lm riW ilson o f R o p ert.M r t le o fB e y b a m . ' m

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T ha Hantton City Co«Hicl IhokUngapubllctneetlnga p.m, today in council chan

Oers at Ctty Hall to discuss the possibility of reverting to the Jerome County Shertfs Office taw enforcement instead of the Kareltoo Pdfce Depalment.

departm ent cou ld save thi 'considerable m onev. Haz formed its own pohce for 1999.

The mayor a n d City Co dedded to have a town me at 7 p jn . loday i n coundl i bers at CltyHalL

5 will helpfrom agricultural irrigation t sions fo r n e a r ly a ce n tu i would reconnect a bull trout ] lation that has b ee n isolated I

-headwaters of-Palls Creek those downstreani, allowin migtadon and spawning..

Six mUes of habitat woul restored. It w ould allow co ued irrigation o f fields thr groundwater pumping. The vice and o ther agencies w provide funds f o r the pure and in sta lla tion o{ th e pi

signs cutdfrom th e 'sa le o f other wil spedalty plates i s eannarke m anagem ent o f non .g wUdUfe.

T hat in c lu d es some spc either proposed o r likely t proposed for p ro tec tio n u: the federal ^ d a n ^ e re d Sp

Conservation education grams also b g ^ t .

But a Houk amendment ti c u t th r o ^ t r o u t bill w i l l ; funds generated b y ihe plati use for non-m otoriied boa s ite s m a in ta in e d by D ep artm en t o f P ark s

S e r v i c eS atu rd ay a t S a in t S te p h Episcopal C hurch . 2206 N Cole Road. Boise.

Olive L. Scovel of P lace r graveside se rv ic e a t 2 ; S atu rd ay a t . t h e E lm v Cem etery in G ooding (Ac Funeral Home, Meridian).

N ettie R atcW fcof P orti

A T H N O !day Sain ts w ith Bishop Si W ^ officiating. Interment follow a t S u n n y C ed ar 1 Cemetery.

Friends may ca ll from 12-1 ajn . Saturday at th e church.

Arrangements are under d irec tio n of t h e Rasmu: Funeral Home, 1350 E. 16th Buriey.

Mary Laa AshTWIN FALLS - Wary Lea

67. of Twin Falls died Tues M arch 2 6 ,2 0 0 2 . at t h e M Valley Regkxtal Medical Cent

Private family servkres wiJ held at a later date . Crema was under die direction o f Pai Magic VaUey Funeral Hom TwinFalls.

DarianaRK|uaHANSEN - Darleoe Fuqua

of H ansen, d ie d W edne«

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Botch » d I fn d d Bkelo siaca d a ^ everyone who stnrtd die b of oor Dev Mooa. Yoor siqipon «

fwd, lovas, doatkms,«) nhMeer asahiaoce in nrioos wa; It b tnly a biesdiV K> l e in sodi Kooderfbl cark« and sqipocthe coanBoHj:

A spedii itiailB to tksN ire Bt Sdtool S t f a d sBidents b r tbdr 8 F e * * o o g h fc h = s .a w o r t« d lo te te tag llaB ^d ttak ttaK .

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» th is m e e tin g ini Is m in e w h e th e r hg a t7 ___ c o n t in u e w ith ilanv d e p a rtm e n tthe T h e c u rren t poI c u r r e n t ly issuesce for d ta t io n s a n d the the im p ro v em en t, sa

W ade Johnson. — — I T h e im p ro v e r the d t y *he a tte na*e lton departm en t is giw orce in D o u g la s a n d .

th e y w an t th e pi Council today’s town meei n ee ting P u b lic commei 1 cham- m atte rs would be

sidered.

) conserven diver- an d sprinklers,u ry . I t Bull trou t a re deitpopu- e n e d u n d e r th ed in th e S p e d e sA c tk from -------- S afe harboragrcing fo r age landowners to

tion e ffo rts for ils)uld b e re tu rn , they a re ncontin . additional land-us<hrough th e h in ire . The prh e ser- th e agreem ent is 21w ould F edera l biologb

irchase th e .p ro je a ’s effecpum ps, h ab ita t an d grtwnd

hroat legislr lld llfe R e c re a tio n and \ ked for n a ry p ro g ra m s i.gam e D e p a rtm e n t o f F

a n d th e D e ; p e c ie s Agriculture. iT to b e “I am concem ei u n d e r set in to m otion da

>pedes d e n t t h a t th e s e diverted from the

in pro- Fish and G am e an poses o th e r than t

t to th e in tended for," Kei 1 sh if t ‘‘If th is h 9ppens, a te s to opened th e door f< o a tin g , sp ed a lty license pl ' th e th e ,in te n d e d pui t a n d c re a tim of these p:

i S ---------------ih e n ’s Ore., m em orial ser N o rth S aturday a t (he Ep

o f tb e Ascenskm in

erville, V tolet Naomi Fi 5 p .m . of T w in Falls, ceU aw ood a t 2 p .m . to d a y »LCcent “ FUfteral C hapel; I

> fbUow a t Sunset I * '(R eynol& Funeral

rtland . Falls).

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n t w ill C are Center.' R e s t F unera] arrange

announced by Rq 2-12:45 C hapelofTw inFall

e r th e E u n i c e P b t t vsT HAGERMAN - M o m s,8 5 ,o fT a c a fo rm e r ly o f H ai Friday, M ardi 22 ,2

T h e service vrill a Ash, a m . Sam rday, Apri esday, H ag e rm an LDS C M agic w ill fo llo w a t th n te r. C e m e te r y . A rrac will b e under th e directiat n a tio n finorfmg r s n p r f i*arke’s

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jetingire in v ited to a tten d in o r d e r to d e te r .

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t police departm en t iues w a rn in g s and th e re h a s b een an

U sa id C ouncilm anIt................ :•iv e in e n t m ig h t be ttenU on th e po lice ; giving to the d ty . nd J o h n s o n a g r e e > e p u b lic to a t te n d neeting.im ents o n any d ty 1 b e h e a rd and con-

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s to m ak e conserva- r listed s p e d ^ In re not subject'ed to J-use resoricd(«i&ln e p roposed iem i;of is2 0 y ea rs . r ogists w ill m onitor ffects o n the trou t, u ndw ater.

slationid w ild life ve te ri- m s r u n by th e )f F ish a n d G am e D e p a r tm e n t of

m ed th a t this m ay fl dangerous prece* i s e fu n d s c a n be th e D epartm en t of t and u se d for pur- an w hat they w ere K em pthorne said,

m s, th e n vre h a v e o r for a ra id o n all se p laies fitnds and p u rp o s e s fo r th e

se p la te s ."

I service a t JO a jn . i Epis& qial Chiiixh n in T w ^ Falls.

d Faubfam G ossett ( celeb ration o f life l a y a t R e y n o ld s el; inu rnm en t w ill e t M em orial P a rk e ra l Chapel, T w in

92, a t T w in F a l ls

in g em en ts w ill be R eynolds Funeral Falls.

arMorris i^ - E u n ic e P o tte r acoma. W ash , and H a g e rm a n d ie d 2,2002.will b e h e ld a t 11 ^ p ril6 ,2 0 0 2 ,a tth e iS C h u rc h . B uria l t th e H a g e rm a n T a n g e m e n ts a r e a ion o f D em aray’s

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• • • ’ PAUL - npHif^^rats i Cassia are working to fii

' ' bers of their party willinj• '* «n leadership responsibil

. The party needs peopl• > for office, people to- serve

. gates at the stale convenpeople to chair th e pr

' Damian Rodriguez, chaii the Mini-Cassia Democr at a spedal meeting We

; night.The task before the

large . In C assia I . Democrats need to find 2

to chair p r^n c ts . No on< volunteered to do precii

MartoRovlfltRon DIFMcl.H ThefourtnveM toB w teyfn

M ayor _Continued from Cl tion of a $4 million was treatment plant for the < the demolition of the oli plant.. During his term in off

city began th e expan: North Fillmore S tree t, and'gutters were installe

, lhe entire one-mile strei street was tom up and co ly rebuilt and resurfact d ra inage , alignm ent

, bridge. A bike p a th w built along the easi side streei.

“Filhnore was originail; couniy road with lots of I il,” Peters said. “The hole road were filled with ol old cars, appliances, free and any other scrap ms th a t would fill ho les. North Fillmore was wider city had to dig out and i all that stuff. It was quite

During his last (wo y< mayor, Everhean grappl< problem s in th e ciiy department. According t< paper accounts, a citiz< ^ t and killed in a scuffli

Rates —ConUoMdftoMClinvolved in d e b y i^ paym

'^Il’s like pu tting ii o ' card,” he said.

' As a general practice, il good idea for a c»

. . costs lhal triggered the in I were unusual, Reading sa I pitfall is unforeseen rale

hitdng before the debt is I Idaho Power’s averag

: dential power bills are ab< : a month, which would d< ; by roughly 8 p e rcen t• under the company's pn r Othervrise, lhe average r « lial bill would increase al r a month.• That doesn’t sound like r in itse lf, but It com es c ; steep increases that hit e ' trie homes particulariy hai ’ average residential incn " rates over lhe past year ht : 31 percent. Idaho Powers]

That means the avera,• monthly power biU once• ibeiie tghboriioodof$61 .

Gene Fadness, qx>kesn : tbe Idaho PUC, said lhe « before ratepayers is to i

th e high costs ikiw and t

i H e a l t h -;* and then added. *Sve fe< ’ proud of Jeremy.”

H ie Twin FaUs Lions a •. tbe re d p ie n t of th e Cor• Health Hero award.• *We certain ly a re pn > receive this,” said U odj !X^f t s i d ^ 7 o e Shaw, iriKTi v t h e r award oo behalf

.— ^J '■ 'T he group p a ro a p a tc : nom ber of commimity pi

the year. One

Demopartyworkin

. “Twenty-fi’2S people

t&4n-Mini------Rodriguosai) find mem- T he situ a lling to take ■ County, whic ibilides. is m uch b » ple to run Cozakos. De irveasdele- for Minidoka vention and Despite ch precincts, bled membei

teirman for P arty w ere ocrats, said coming elecd Wednesday “T h ere ar

ca n d id a tes he party is ch an ce ,” sa

C ounty, Democratic id 25 people Anderson, one has yet Democrats ecinct level on th e ang(

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d. Ham KambMfln aid NM Hunt y from IdAo Fait to ttfvant

policc officevastewaier was accusedtc d ty and force in makold sewer stUI anoiher <

of corruptioroffice, the one police clansion of police chief \!et. Curbs and left towiailed along the liight.tretch; the A recall el<1 complete- an attempt to:aced with from office b«nt and a d ep a rtm en tI w as also E verheart siiide of the an d finlshec

mayor.laily an old “The d ty {of holes in was tiying tololes in the lhan letting thI old tires, police deprees, wood said. "The stnm ateria ls meeting a i thees . W hen couple of |dened, the ened to resigntd remove ih e ir w ay. 1ite a job.” accepted dicii9 years as solved the proppled wilh P e te rs callly po lice conservative rg to news- very hard heatizen was he was right, iifflew iiha vince him to cl

eiice a signifiiyment. in about a yeaI on your erdecreaseso

The commi!s, il’s not a other optionscompany. vided Idah

lie power said. An alten! increases Ing existing rssaid. Tbe the bond issuale spikes ra te titcreaseis paid. would shorterage resi- period, h e saabout $80 may emerge.I decrease The throMiint to $74 could be modilproposal. Tbe three-tiie residen- last year by ii about $7 conservation t

ra ies to housetike much e le c tr ic ity , t!S o ff two penalizes aH«]It all-elec- O ther panshard. Tbe expressed suiicrease In servation conrb a s b e A commissioa is!3-says. particularly hcrage $80 residents whotce was in bomes,Fadnes1. Tbe averageesman for increase in 20ih e dioice over all custoID pay off com pany estid experi- bond Issue wc

group^s "*"*** t fee l very tbe blind seei

th e sight of t) iClubwas bavelL Dorporate ^^B ^enK dl

Lioos to b e tl p roud to Und,** Shaw B ions d u b ■ Ib e U o a so b o ^ ac ttp c ^ 'b o o n r f d l of e i l f o f i b e p le in iie e d a n_______inBoisfca te s In a "We E E r 5 rp ip jec ts w e need in Id loeoftfae "W eactna lly

x;rats sec in Cassia County. teai^five! Tbere’s not even ■ thele in th is room ,” budsaid jokingly.-----------------ecouation In M inidoka for hich has five predncts,

be lte r , said Nick . sanDemocratic chairman - chaika County. T challenges, the-assem* of Ibers of the Democratic at tre hopeful about the fivejction. frorare some sta tew ide as t

es th a t have a good Thtsaid Cassia County elec

cic chairwom an, Teri the T

ats based their hopes • munger ra ised -in som e quit

m T H E W A I T ^

Mt Mfoy WMtlMr Tuesday at tl antaee of the weattief .and iMscoum

icer, ano ther officer Njsd of using excessive couilaking an arrest, and Eve:sr officer was accused andion. Everheart fired Texs ! chief, and ano ther;f walked off the job untim n in the middle of Evei

frierelection was held in hc s

: to remove Everheait way! because of the policc wasn t con troversy . s tu i: survived the. recall coulled ou t h is te rm as bem

enjoy police departm ent E>to rxm the d ty rather ed BI the d ty run the Streep a rtm en t,“ P e te rs wasstruggle ended up In a smitlthe courthouse. A goocif policemen threat* uedign in an effort to get busu. T he C ity Council forhleir resignations. Thai E%problem.“ lockailed E verheart “a Rani'e mayor. He could be r ^ ileaded. If he thought H<It, it took a lot to con- M ar0 change his mind.” fami

dficant rate decrease begiiyeat, or choose small- for ns over three years. centoiission will consider centns lhan the one pro- Stilaho Power, Fadness annctemativc is maintain- willg ra tes by finandng raiinsue for the proposed won'se only. That In tum Powerten th e repaym ent saidsaid. O ther options secuis. ' tomeHiered rale structure AAA>dified. Fadness said. Pow«H le r ^ ra te required CORly th e PUC rew ards Stan by charging higher Powiusefaolds using more defei

bu t c ritics say i t In thM ectric homes. The*rts t>f the state hiave t h e isupport for the con* faced:omponent. bu t the mark

rho have ^ -e le c tr ic interoesssald. niesi ige Idaho Power rate2001 was 40 percent Titstomer dasses. The Sandtestim ates th a t th e 093Jwould reduce ra tes jsand

n missloos is lo h d p state;e and help improve TbiF those who already schol

ingly[dler challenged tbe knov! tbe knights of th e eachivsaid. Coun1 collect boxes upoo *W f ejeglasses for peo- recet and run an o re bank —_______________________ I6 irest more eyes than ccmbIdabo^” 9 iaw said. e-ma

Uy sh ip eyes ou t of uoQq

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eek paiteachers, parents and student the cuts in the state educai budget and the poor state of economy.-'nie-pMple-are're

" I * i ^ t we’re all here for sam e reason . We a ll w change,” Rodriguez said.

This year the Democratic Pi of Idaho will hold Its conven at the Burley Inn. Nine peo five from C a ^ a County and I from Minidoka County wiU « as delegates' a t the convent The party will hold a caucu elect these delegates April 2 the Paul Fire Department.

The Democrats did not wi much tim e with speeches i quickly settled down to the b

It the Buriey Municipal Golf Coun Mirted ntM at the eoH couim.

N athan Brooks, anoiher c ouncilm an who served wh iverheart was mayor, said nd Everheart were both bora *exas about two miles apan. “We didn't know one anotl

tn til we cam e to Jeron Everheart a s a fine guy, a go riend and good to work with le said anything, that was t iray il was,” Brooks said. iras ou tspoken and could tubborn a t tim es, bu t if y ould prove him' wrong he woi tend. He was a good mayoi njoyed working with him.” Everhean owned and oper

d Birds Sporting Goods on Ms treet in Jerome for 25 years. 1 ias both a gunsmith and Im tnith. After he sold the sportl oods store, Everheart conti ed to o p era te his locksmi usiness but allowed lots of tii }r hunting and fishing. E v e rh e a n changed a ll il

}cks a t th e ldah6 Farm ai lanch Museum after a break ^ n t ly , free of charge.H e is survived by h is wil

la rv e l, and num erous oth unily members.

egirming in May by 8 perce >r residential customers; 11 pi snt for irrigators; and 13 p< int for industrial customers. S ta n d a rd & Poor's Corp. nnouncement Tuesday that ill reduce IDACORP’s cret lling from A-plus to A-min on ’t a ffec t th e p lan , Idal ower spokesman Dennis Lop lid . T he revenue bonds a: ;cured by Idaho Power’s a imer base and would recdve AA ra tin g , he sa id . Idal ower Is a subsidiary of ID. ORP.Standard 9c Poor’s d te d Ida! ow er’s accum ulation sferred power costs as a fao I the drop in ils credil ratin lie dedsicm also was'driven 1 le perception tha t IDACOB iced greater financial risk in i arketing and trading busine lit. Standard & Poor’s said. T he credil rating a f fe a s il iterest rates a t which comp es are able to borrow money.

TitneS’NetDs tviiter Jenn if m dm m n can be reached a t 73 i3J. E xt. 237, i indmanT^moffcvaneyxom.

ate now.”Tbe Lioos also raise money fl holarshlps, though Shaw jo: gly said people probably be low th em fo r p a rk in g cai ich y e a r a t tb e Tw in Pal JuntyFair.*W e certain ly are proud I ceive this,” a u n r said.

T b m a i i e a s m n t t r S a ^ M i l kn be reodml a t 735^264 or I maU a t sm ille r^m ag iQ quont.

rty leacnts by ' ness of organizin ;ation d o a of the ' m i ls is not goin rraidy— ing_>boutpei>ptes

te llin g you .ho or the Democradc Party w an t be about goin

Rodriguez said at Party of the meeting, sndon Anderson aske eople. the party to ^v e d four of Democrats in i serve who m ight chair ntion. might give her moims to -------------------23 at TVmcfJVctts writt

can be rcachcd a t i waste Bureau at 677-404 s and by e-mail a t njohr ! busi- leyxom. -

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-----Upper-Snake RtverSalmon Palls Creel Oakley Basin

AuthcOfficials say show man s kids out of I for failed iru

me.M ERCED. Ca

------ Rambling le tte rs' * man who k illed I

Ihree stepchildrei------- depict a desperate

revenge over a fai city authorities said Wl

The w ritings w ° ne th e a p a rtm e n t o

s h e r if f’s depu ty * . house of his ex-wi JU'ef five victims were ;

gunshotwoundsTi t®hW ^ohn Hogan wro ! .k!! nothing to live fo “H e wanted to be buri H hA y ear-o ld d au g h t

found lying in her Sher

II! ' Assesslock* H e said he ha ning change or Improi ntin- way properties are n ith assessed in Twin Fj time also expressed ciKii

he termed “statewi th e that he believes n an d tivdy addressed be ik-in local level

r i think we neec vife. tion to the bureai th e r we’ve goi going he

“They’re s trictly Everyone ju st do want to. I can tell j

------ people.”Bowden, S3, Is in:

cent as county assessoi per* came on board 25 y per- chief appraiser.• ' “TTie people ther■P- .5 ily,” Bowden said. 3*?t growth came from t ed it Bowden said he’c

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Heybiked membew of ‘ ^ re her the names , ™ in Cassia County l o ^ ^ l ir a precinct or nore names.______________ The driter Ateur Johnson Bf the Mini-Cassia i042, £ i?. 637, or f®*®* thmmOmoiicval- “ ene

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orities fmay writings 1 shoe four V rrevenge I p ^ narriage .C alif. (A P) - irs w ritten by a - ^ H j j ^d his daughter, , .ren and himself .ate man bent on stepchfailed marriage. from i Wednesday. . Melanii w ere found in S tuart,t o f th e form er childreIty an d a t th e riage.-wife, where the Hogare found dead of job in 1(Tuesday. of a dism>te that he had lapsedfor and that he evicted

uried^wilh his S- “ He ■hter, w ho w as tied.” s ier father’s arms, M ark ]le r if fs ^ g i. Ken there w

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projecthas seen li tt le “Fverovement In the years Tuie appraised and per,” BI Falls County. He stilllhir iKicem over what We're v nvide stagnation” er prop> s might be effec- oMnputi beginning at the Bowd

degrraieed some opposi* from B-saucratic ^ s tem 1977.1:here,” Baty said. numbeilly R epublican. course:does w hat they InstiniuII you I’m for dte Interns

Assessiinhiseighdiyear Tax Coi5or, but he first UniversSyeaisagoasthe ^ w d

have I'lere are like fam* Candaciid . “A lot of my ------tl that office." Timesle’d like a chance can be r(ome Im portant mailati

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lEYBURN - Electridty rates ii ybura will not decrease, ihi y Coundl dedded Wednesday, lie Gty Coundl had discussec rering rates to customers due ti lecrease in ra te s from thi tneville Power Administration e city of Heybum purchase! ver from BPA to resell.'he council agreed to leave es as they are . Mayor Clec eney saicl ra tes in the d iy oi yburn are lower than othei cs in the area. He added thai !s from BPA could rise again.It is veiy unstable right now,' mey said.:ity Attorney Steven Tuft rec mended rates stay as they are i adjustment amount would be ill and possibly only for a shon 'iod of tim e. Hc also saici usting ra tes could make fhe : of tte electridty distributior :em more difficult leybum is selling its distribu > system as part of the settle nt from a lawsuit with J.R. iplot Co.

id ex-depThurman.

“I want to be with her forev*

^ wrote, accord*

^ ^ Thurman. “She was a blessing from God.”

H ogan also a l l e g e d l y

DinHotfn w rote th a t he b lam ed ihe

>children for th e divorce n C h ris tin e M cFadden. anie, 17; S tanley, 15; and art, 14, w ere M cFadden’s dren from a previous mar* B.agan had Recently lost his in law enforcement b ^ t i s e disability, his marriage col­

ed and he was about to be ted from his town house, l e was upset and disgrun* ,” said sheriffs commander ■k Parin . “H e was hoping e was going to be a reconcil-

ects.’ve been in the offlcc a lot of s Pve seen us grow and pros-. ” Bowden said. “There are Ihings we need to accomplish, -e working <m a new comput- roperty valuation qrstem and puter information system.” iwden received his badiebr’s ee in business administration 1 Boise S la te University in ^ He has also completed a iber of real estaie appraisal -ses through the American mte of Real Estate A p p ra i^ m atio n a l Assciciation of sssing Officers, Idaho State Commissicm and Bois6 State rersity. *iwden and his wife, Debbie, e two ch ild ren , d augh te r' lace and son Jeff.

iies-Ncws turiter Sandy Miller 'X michvil at 735-3264 or hy c- at sn\illcT<^»a^'aUcyxom.

your treasures il ssified advertisii

ng iiutalUtion Tcc, wich PMT In age and fsei un!imi«cd.hour» of 1 ).9S/monih {vnth ciearonic bill S9.9S/cnonih. All packags Indu are. ami Frre icch tuppon. Hurr 0 . 2002 . Call loday.

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— Police d iie f George ;in also talked to die cour :he communication service ly. wilh the Cassia Couni ied Office fcx-dispatch serv • to W arrell said the la he ag reem e n t was sign on. 1992; Cassia Sheriff j ;es said it was probably a f

sign a new agreement ve fee for dispatch servic eo $820, from $934$ to $li of The money hais b e«

ier said G ty Cleric Ruth D lat Councilman Dee F

asked why H eybum V,” dispatched from Cas!

when the d ty is pan o ec* County. Bailey noted ^ ' County is upgrading th

an Warrell said ohone « lid a problem when thi he ag reem en t was sigr on Heybum calls could no

to Minidoka County. )u- sons induded the dosi

R. the fact more officers s in Cassia.

Duty’s lett« Town mourns childi

” iaition in th e ir re la i Evidently he realized t

° not going to happen.” ‘® The two were marrie

Hogan knew h is ex-w tin e , and is believed en te re d th e house tl

y garage door that was e while she was out wal e a neighbor, Thurman Si e In s id e th e houseI- called a friend and fo d le a g u e who s t il l wc ’s deputy at the Santa C r* i f f s office, and left a

saying he was financ is emotionally bankrupt » “it was over." 'II- Thurm an said he tl « c a ll was m ade a f te

killed the children, n* “The tone and emot er voice sounded very d< lg Thurman said. “He w: il- talking in the past tens

,f The assessor's 0S-. DutiM:'Rie county assess< e track of all the property in It. ty.t- MainrwponsliatrTodetid equitable values on both n

personal pfopefty for taxp •s AddMl task: Ttw assessor n as the agent of ttw klaho n Transportation Department a vehicles and hancflingvehk dn Annuilniary:$40.97S.I .rang period: Caodidatcs hi ,f through April 5 lo file to nn e tion to a four-year term as g assessor. The pirimaryekK

behek>May2 8 andttwec electk>nwiiibehcWf4ov.5

'* For more Moffltttkm: Stop county clerk's ofTice al 42! Shoshone St. N. or call Co Clerk Robert Fort or Dectio

^ Director Lany Haycock at 7 4004.

in The Times-Nt ing. 733-0931

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a Clara sher*ft a m essage ^ / M ^ kancially and K mu p t and that

e th inks the i f te r H ogan

motion in his I y desperate,”: was already i | 'tense.”

's office«ssorkeeps tyinthecoun-

idetemvnc)th real and * ^a* purposes. ssor also acts ahoment in ittling vehk;le licens-

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Kempthonie wrapped up major pieces of the auste

_____ 2003 state budget, siRnithat cut million fron education, deny poor adi

' ventive dental care and p Iy elim inate subsidized care for some children in poor families.

Without comment, Ken signed th e state budget i provide just $213 miJiior eral tax support to the tl: versities and Uwis-Clai

' College for next school ye. The state originally p:

the schools $236 million tl That was cut back to $22< earlier this month as pai

ComparIbggins

BOISE (A P )-A timber . ny says it is ending the lOj

old-growih forests, but v th e move will bring ba tomers who cut ties bee puolic sentiment against tl tice could take years to mine.

Boise, the new name foi based Boise Cascade <Coi announced that old-growth plays such a small pan in 1 for paper and, wood it w harvesting the ancient t twoyears.

"It takes a little bit of transition out of the comm we have in our contracts, spokesman Mike Moser sai in 2001, old-growth repre less lhan 1 percent of the f use in manufacturing.”

“We don’t think they i claim th e m antle of forestry,” said Michael Bi the Rainforest Action Ner the Idaho-based corporal the customer’s always righ will need to get out of old or be pushed out of busine;

Information campaigns servation groups have p r consumers to demand th< and wood products they 1 come from areas where tre stood for hundreds or eve sands of years.

Some o f Boise’s cust induding Kinko’s paper p and sportsw ear com Patagonia and L L B ^ n ,: buying from the compat one of the largest compar ging the big trees which habitat for scores of plai animals.

Kinko’s in 1997 comm not knowingly purchase p from old'growth forests.. “It’s definitely pan of 01 ry to be a good steward environm ent,” Kinko’s : woman M ag^e ThiU said, the company has increase< of recycled paper 125 since 1998. ThiU would whether Kinko’s would re< doing business with Boise.

“ We w ould have to 1

FisherieHERMISTON, Ore. (Al

National Marine Fisheries is fmaUzing the steps that tak e n to rem ove Noi salmon ru n s from th e : Endangered Species list.

Regional Administrai Lohn said the report wiU s cate how many fish need t ing and breeding in the C and Snake river ^ s ten u

------ they can be taken off the liBut Lohn said federal

wiU need to dedde if a sic number of fish must be b raised in the wild before a

Kempthprotectic

BOISE (A P)-Calling il tool **10 combat those whi b ring harm upon unboi d re n ,” Gov. Dirk Kemp signed a biU Wednesday 1

I ing fetuses under state c m anslaugh ter and aggr batteiylaws.

T he m easu re was d “Noah’s Law” in honor of I

i bom baby to whom Namt I ager Lisa Smith gave birt I being savagely beaten last

The attscker <ywtld be c with no more than misda battery for banning the fel Kemptbocne sa3d that was hole in Idaho law that net be dosed.

‘ e ' r e gratified diat the nor tfaraugb agath e h e ro o f th is s to ry i

~ S U t b . " s d d David tive d irec to r o f Idaho CI JMe.

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pthom3ov. Dirk up work on istere 2002-g nina.b lU s_ K l ' ' '3 Hrom higher adults pre- d potential- zed health I in working

kempthome

zz .B three um- WmpOioiTM :iark State have alreadylyear. offscoresoffy promised p r o e m s an<m this year. significantly■229 miUion fees to accoipan of the budget crisis i

iny says it ;; critics reber compa- i log^ng of

whether cus-

because of st the prac-i to deter- , W B gW EBM

tfor Idaho-.Corp., has p n ? a B | j j g wth timber I initsneed t wUl stopIt

time to nmitments cts,” Boise • said. "But ipresented lefiberw e

!y can yet green

I Brune of ^etworic of •ration. “If ight, Boise old-growth

^ by con- prompted the paper

buy ' trees have even thou-

a-products

m, stopped

panies log- ch provideplants and Mimbin of thi

. . Alliance damonnmitted to ___£ products

everything,” sif our histo- Patagonia, a nard of the manufacture:>’s spokes- p ap er contraaid, adding y ea r. “We’nised its use m uch from I25 percent improvemeniild not say stop cutting oreconsidv haj^ thing to I

ise. ber comes frorto look a t Boise said it

es service(A P)-T he bedeUsted.ries Service The repon i[tat must be ly delist an]Northwest salmon populle federa l Brian GormanSX. “Last sumnira to r Bob ed not to appiU also indi- decision that <£d to be liv- our policy ofe Columbia nsh,wesaidM*ms before nearly aU thtleUstr-— — head listingsral couns Coast,” Gomu1 significant Of the 26 U:e bom and said, 24 inch'ea rim can fish.

liome sign on legislailg it a new Most womewho would gone such tratibom chil- away with them pthorne said. "But thay protect- hero for Idaho■£ murder, - go away. Sheig ravated th a t pain so

benefit, and tl( dubbed w ould .comeoftfiestiD- Noah.”impa teen- , H ie proposabirth after Ripley’s grouast July. • Sen. Hal Bundlediarged I tm a k e s ita a(demeanor w hatever violifetus,and pregnantwom;ivas a loop- em bryo o r fcneeded to caused “pTW

tbe gover- . disSgumDent again. But L ^jalativeiy is L isa __e le v a tin g thiey, en c a - embiyos taket ' Chooses toward dedari

a t coQOeptioa.

M2

le signs

8 budget slashing Tcam paign to buc

deat with a sUd- Proing econom y___ higland to preserve ' avelas t y ea r’s seArecord tax cut. LegThe o ther $16 budmiUion was cut Kfrom n ex t e r tyear’s appropri- was

^ ation.. the:Higher edu- firsi

cation offidals iiondy initiated plans to lay sch<)f faculty and eUminate macand dasses along w ith . agritly increasing' studeni nuUcommodate the worst ponas in two*decades.' sion

it’ll Stop ol emain ske

th e Rslnforest A ction Netwoitc am no ratra te ou tside th e Boise C «sc»

” said John SierUng of tree:a major sporting goods .andirer that canceled its montrac t with Boise las t “1;’re not ge tting th a t termn Boise. I t ’s a g re a t “Afint if timber companies resejS old-growth, but it’s a reseito know w h m the tim- "1rom." “WeJ its dcfmes old-growth sicle

e draws u], G.

n wiU not autcHnatical- viceiny of th e 26 lisied tow:pulations, spokesman to allan said. themmer, when we dead- dei<ippeal a district coun rem<at called into question Hiof not Usting hatchery revi«d we needed to address Hithe salmon and steel- saidings on th e P acific remimansauL Uest.j listed populations, he Lcd u d e some hatchery yeai

sinci

n s f e t a l | “

I t i o n p f imen who have under- rauma “have just gone their private pain," he this young lady is aiho because she didn’t ^he stood and shared ^io that others m ight '1 that something g ^ _ ae from th e loss of

itdtDsal was devdoped by Briooup and Republican_______ __mderson of Meridian.1 dim e, separate from W Mriolence is done to a • H | xnan, when a “hilmaQfe tu s” is kiU ed o r ■

Mt bodUy harm, per- ability or pennanentn t ” ^re critics argued tha t . Itb e legal s ta tu s of _ __Ices a dangerous s tm ' T aring that life begins 0 .

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IS $23 r' The governor also signed

budget- that reduces the sto Promise Scholarship for Id high-schooLgraduates.witli.a- Qverage from $250 to $2C seA iester - one of Legislature’s contribudons to budget-balancing effort

K ^p th o m e proposed the h er education spending cut.i was adopted by lawmakers ju! Lhey supponed hi^ plan for first-ever reduction of $23.3 : ion in state support for pul ichools. A dditional cuts w nade of nearly $1.9 milliot {^cultural research, almost I nillion In community coUege: >ort and $3.7 million in pro lional technical education.

)ld-growtleptical

V|and the National Forest ProtecU

scade Corp. offices In Boise latt

rees as those older than 200 ye ind in stands of 5,000 acres nore.

“The Forest Service has 1 erms of old-growth,” Moser s? A fter many, many months esearch, we think we have a w esearched defmition.“This poUcy is ^obal,” he s:

We don’t harvest any trees c ide the United States.”

ap delistiiGorman said the fisheries :

ice dedded to rewrite its pol oward those 24 so that it appl 0 aU and at the same time revi he s ta tu s of eacli of them leierm ine if any should emoved.

He said some had not be eviewed in years.

Hearings would be required, a id , and no species could emoved until late-2003 at d ie t iest.

Lohn said the salmon runs t e a r have been unparallel ince Bonneville Dam was bi

: S ta y o n to |i :< w t th t i i i

T ake it from SPO T.

BABBELS CLEANER!(l dogsonc good at removing spot Bring Uf an tbe’'old friodf” longii

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B A B B E L SC L E A N E R S

— 228 Shoshone She. ~ IWhFdRs, Idaho 83301

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million;d the The coUeges aLstate’s tens of millions' ofIdaho pus construction p

-----graduaUy be elin200 a tax coUections di

th e four months of theto the year continue to fa

Even some of} high- who supponed tlt.th a t ceded it took th e !iust as b u t they pledge>r the recovering th e I3 mU- quickly as possiblelublic omy tums around,w ere T he H ealthon in Department budgit $1.8 elimination of adue sup- age and a cap on s;rofes- C h ild ren ’s Heal

Program for work

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K e m p th o m e tr t Idaho M igrant C< on Wednesday to : that requires bone ing of farm-labor c

Effective Jan. ] endorsed by Kem an n u a l S ta te c address follows J islative approval m inim um wage nearly aU farm wo

SearclPLEASANT G

(AP) - A 5-year-o: missing for more

- s s has been found, i W ednesday in thi same car his famil;

I ving whUe looking

Zachary Fumei speak and is know from people who c last seen Tuesday!

Wednesday aftei p ie, most of thet scoured yards, fiel for the boy. Mear l o ^ j^ in the trunl

P le asan t G ro\ CUark Nielson said

PostFPOST FALLS

WM teen-age boys ran ctlon theft ring for a yea

oul of people’s gai enough to be notict

The b ee r band years stocking caps and es or in tiieir dandestii

a rres ted Monda; i 100 investigation of fe said. poUcesaid.

hs of “They probably weU- we’re stealing sc

beer. Who cares' said. Police Lt. Greg

> out- Tuesday. ’ •The bandits adn

ng blueps ser- in the late 1930s. »licy “Good deep oce ipUed had a profound eff 2view and steelhead am m to food and improvem d be are h d p i ^ ” Lohi

and b u ^ n « owner been tiiis wedc.

R esearch shov id, he salmon nm s coind d be when tiiere is high eeaT" and moderate tem

saids this Those are cydic e le d beUeves the r e ^ buUt of a strong cycle nm

i M y M r i n y M t n ^

^ If anyt J nee( i me.EIS .ilHkLjL

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Classifi■ ■ ■

1 eduC calso stand to lose lies. K

1 of dollars in cam- offidan projects that wiU thereliminated-if-state • curreri during the final eligibithe current budget d en ie) foU short spring3f the legislators CritiI the budget con- shortsle state backward, cunailIged to support care fie lost g round as th e bible once the econ- taxpa 'id. healthI and W elfare • The dget induded the er , ha tdult dental cover- heavU; n spending for the tend tl ia l th In su ran ce state’s orking poor fami- quaUfi<

emor sig sure for a(AP) - Gov. Dirk Thetra v e le d to th e laborCouncil’s office th a t e

to sign legislation w as a>nding and Ucens- House>r contractors. I t n1. 1, the measure approvempthome in his The! of th e S ta te sensuis las t year's leg- industval of extending tors.’e p ro tec tio n to Idahiworkers. contrai

;hers findGROVE, U tah boy go

r-old autistic boy trunk tre than 20 hours fa th e r1, alive and weU, eveninithe trunk of the Hearnily had been dri- Ing, Lng for him. home,tier, who doesn’i fo r thiown to nm away search.0 caU to him. was poUce i lyevening. to fi: ftemoon 80Q peo- Wedne lem volunteers, Niels 'ields and ditches when ianwhile, he was seardu unk of the family cream

neighb'ove P olice Lt. o u taid it appears the It we

F a l l s t e e n s,S (AP) - T hree they hin a sophisticated Monda; /ear, stealing beer - NoKgarages - but nol The Uiticed what thndits, who used turnedid two-way radios said,stine raids, were ' In thiia y evening for to ente' fdony burglary, gettin i

beers,!)ly figured, 'Hey, stealth]som eone e lse ’s spot tht

es?"’ Post Falls “We:g M cLean said there >

missingidmitted to police said.

printK ean cond itionseffect on salmonand the level of k""”ements of habitatohn told farmers S tl6lersinHenniston —

lows th a t highndde witii years «*le-Chi Igh water runoff em pem tures.he

d ic ^ , and Lohnton is at the stan cvener -now.__________________ IHC # 3 :M tm 750 X !6™ f JD rim»

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1 Heating ^ ^ 18*aeso i m i ^ ^ eddropc

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■ =IIin ‘SW lieds.

:ation ni. Kempthome administratioi idals have acknowlec^ed tha re is no guarantee under tiii Tent spending-cap-tha^soml ;ible chUdren wiU have to b< nied ca re n ex t w in te r o ing.Mtics contend aU the cuts an irtsighted, pointing out tha tailing the subsidized heaiti e for chUdren wiU only shif burden to county p ropen '

payers u n d er th e indigen Jth care program, h e cuts in education, howev have been criticized mos ivUy because opponeiits con d they undermine one of thi te’s biggest assets - a highlj ilified work force.

a prot agricultuh e bUl mandating that fam o r contractors carry bonds t en su re w orkers get paic i a p p ro v ed by th e Idahc ise 55-10.t won utlan im ous Senate iroval.he legislation reflects con sus am ong th e agriculture ustry, workers and regula-

laho has about 80 farm labor traciors. The annual license

1 missing 1got inio the car, opened the

ik and climbed in before his ie r le ft for w ork T uesday ning. •earing that his son was miss- , L oren F u rn e r re tu rn ed le. The car was used to look th e boy th ro u g h o u t the ch. It was also driven to the ce depanment for the famUy

fill out p a p e r work inesday.ielson said the boy was found :n th e re w as a ca ll for chers to be quiet and an ice im truck drove through the (hborhood to draw the boy

was then .that one searcher

LS a d m i t t oY had robbed six homes on iday night alone, McLean said. 01 aU the intrusions paid off. three fled one garage with

t they thought was beer, but it led out to be cream soda, he

1 the past year, they admitted ntering more tiian 40 homes, [ing ah estim ated 70 to 80 -s, McLean said They were so Ithy that poUce did not even the crime wave.

Ne weren’t even aware that 'e was a problem with beer dng out of garages,” McLean

J k BLASTOC AlIC

Saturday, MLocated:

Tim th e M uthw eel earner o f Filer, r go 4/10 m ile w eat o f th e old P e a

tie Tima: n a o All .s p o im i

In XL175 motorbike • Circle Y 16* ChUd’a anddle - tw o 3 apeed m en’.

OLD f tC O L Urence a tre tcher - 2 d raw knivoa - « r - 2 old croea cu t aawa - noil kei !nift M agna GIo L ight • cotton aca. :on w rench - buggy neck yoke - ha: Br - double tree* - old pigeon hole

FAnMIM«3 16 hole g ra in d rill on r u b b e r ' 1 !6 ainglo ir a n t for JD 3020 o r 4( ima - pa ir o f 600 X 16 alngle r ib i «ra • S tin e ahonka • Acme cultiv ar apoola - 2 JD poly type fertUizj - IHC cultiva tor clam pa - W beatl

LAWN A M I tC USnapper aelfpropeU ed rid ing Uw. jlloch chain aaw - CraAam an grir aae guna • C n f ta m a n p a in t po mera - hand poet hole digger • bai m ovingaigna r bolta a n J a u U • ( ts • fencing iU m a • s tr in g boU er - im p e r j a S - p ipe QUinga • aeed p] ireaker • h e a t ia s p e • and o th e r n

LBS JO H N S O N I S Ii n g * A ir C o o d i t io o in f TboU -esoeDt • m any tin aalpa • t a eod op corda • axes • copper tub ing cu I wrencbee • bole aawa • im pact ao oera • cement toola - pU eri • acre- f itdnga • electric w ire • efaimney

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he signed had nothingire money, K em pthom e:la t defending die educatic1th “A lot of folks in thlift feeUng it,” Kempthonn y this state, in a tough tm t ' balanced the budget, (

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boy in truhe heard a noise in the tru lis. The police departi ly sea rch ^ of the home i

the family if they had ss- th e car. Nielson belii id because the vehide w 3k around for most of the le . was overlooked, le The c a r was parke ly street and temperature rk the low 60s.

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the boy In the home, b er not transponed to a hoi

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saw tiie vehide pulUng; id stopped it. Several c !S, found inside.]0 Two of tiie teens we so fied as K alab A. Mo :n Brand C. Avery, botl:

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lUero.xompanied by deputies, she id her th ree o ther children her ex-husband dead in sepa- bedrooms. The other victims >ared to have been sleeping. Jgan’s body was in the mas- wdroom, his hands duiching dead 5-year-old daughter, leUe Hogan.fo word can explain walking Jgh that,” said sheriffs com-

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For those w ith frail, immature, or just Uand t the radish is a challengi horseradish, but It’s a st cabbage’s kissin’ cousin and two steps above a rut] a real dtreat to a green o An onion has a p<^estri while the radish efferv< regal anNDa Is a whiff of d of the bonuses asid^ it’s pUcity of the radish thai me. I don’t mean simpl

' pared to a Sequoia. I mei artistry and simple h u ^

1 mentioned i^Klishes ti Tom, and he said,‘Skunk

“Skunks. W hat do y< ^ skunks?” I said.

“The skunks are con Soon the little one’s wU11 where. And when they’i where, les spring. Thea, idant your radishes.'*

"O h," I said . “I thou •where'comparing radisl

“Nope. 1 know the dil How about you?” '

As easy as it is Q) raise n can't h dp myself, and Itm ficulL lu a t is, I choose c yearasapec.

N o w t& isth ep o to t.c i pet radish tsn*t as sbnide I a row of tbe little b e g ^ is to pick one thaA uttlfQ and bulbous, with a sup skin. Its tsqproot dxwld be energetic But e re n mm tan t than being firm of diould bave a sweet t f ii

'* w S ! S r m e r Tobi and w hat should be done wl radish. It should be take county fair. But radishes ait u t a iniiiMn f rtw—f

-: 'hue sumner, diegiYe all p ' bot and gone to aced (bad ; 1ateAu8 ua0 . ^ tairi8 fti

beets, lucch inl, aquasfa, w oo.andthefriDyfr\iitfc

Radiihcs cotud be ittOTri N odiffrirsbadczi»eia.fQ l _SroH by and adm he tbe <

tito red radish b i n doo*t have criqi

don 't stroU by. S !«*dbfa,likeapetfaw lo(fa .N lpet duBV of vnienxeas

fhnL'SUadCremtfaa

Mevcr,tlke

fat tb e beai m tm b e iip igleawitfac

i lV acIng t h e tra il:

Oregon Tiail is afe IO th e eariy Wkst.

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way ^with the sww. ater with d irt I if I might tum

Younovofflsgme.»toU m e,-It’ll r r ------—seksbeforewe

D o g m i lARED'A E E S —ShikW ar

but I do raise Kkedawayin t raise much,

orre the type of domestipated. ind, I thought x ,b u tId o n ’t docile plants. sll them, and itbeirown.■rise for ear- lodable.Jt’U Ighbor, pretty in row Is all

isforme.Just ground, let it

arm thein up, id then start ; you can eat I bonus. ch, and don’t a radish wiU ude. Once pithy radish

■ « » « —It scrubbing,/. Inside, its J le, firm, and uld be dense^ s n a p ; - g. ^ a v e g . , ,

frag ile , S | H id taste buds, aige. It’s not astepiOmve «in kcrfilrabi rutabaga. It’s sioown, toa strian taste, ervesces. Its ifdelightAll it’s the sim-

that attracts ople com- mean simple

» to Farmer mks.”

you mean

;oming out.eveiy-ey’re every- C«lra>a«*ti

ten, you can

a 's Vis:difference.

, I revisit)j e r a j h s ^ I P a rk th is S [make It dif- watched these one each T.«tr> and ft

^ . T eew inot.kctoodnga w ith in th e .'• '“ " “ W b e a u d M nin . Ib e idea b irth has «nifotm, ok e rdendeaafds u p ^ r e d tow indan iibekogand pcyingataei

M e im por th e process

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r iv e n ,a iid ih ca d in m ll r. So ■ p e t tbe snowfidi rf le tn ic ev - ‘g le d tf ir ix ^ e s so ra p e t I bad josi

v ifan tb e a ir

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toward the ...... G tm id te a an i lT ly g lg in m r f r tm i l

.^ iw h lg cam lra m ia iD iQ

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sit to Teitited T eto n N ational ■s Septem ber, w here I ■the sun set across Jenny ■I fade from tbe face of ■)t. Forces from d ee p ■ke eartb thrust up this NI range, yet tiie ir very p >‘ exposed tb e qrires to L 1 farces of dwtniction - md water tugf^ng and seemingly soSd rock in as that eons from now M ed tb eirb eig fa ts .--------1' M a n y, „ S e p te m b e r s L S ago, I back- ^

M p ac k ed in to ■

th e T e to n sfb r ■D a week with a ■

po u p o ffd k iw ■J ) co lleg e stu- ■

I d en ts . O ne of ■«■- o u r destina- ■In tio n s was th e ■____ T eton g la d e r ■

a n d m o ia in e - Hf id d o fb o i i ld e n a n d ■sbed ts id e b 7 i » and ■ost s tu d e n ts su rg e d ■ m tidpttkoofreacfing i d d ; a f n v o f t B ^1 th» wntwmtiim

i to b e a c U p o f t b u n d t f frtM Dgging tb e p eak s. I d a n c e nd tben finae in H e a r - A d d i« sep a ra tin g from tb e f a c e j

I die d U r -a c e o e m a S d by • ■nilli > - tb e lik e o 2 w U ^ A m inydieauisfi«e m .

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f l i3 r in <ged friends

lUatojr, s(4oy sooM nggad tam i

M rstrttvars. Woody and Qas, oc

tons rec

k u M tv tw a ftfe a la lsa sH d trock Ib e d a b ^ a s b ig t what pled over into qpaoc fro n toward dte Doiainp aced transfixed by dae sai riioC ho|B alab turned a « -0 f :_ . . . m f K e u i t fdL bove .bM tnttyfattodm ra Hing i tsd f broke into sei v a n boBtcvs. Ib e bnge I SmII— over s trik ing , re l

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DOiday, March 28,2002

t\p \r\g i ns are eager

rain naar Dkifces LAe Twin FaU

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I tlw vaiy^ below bales tiw abi as several houses, t c ^ ioe and begm its descent IP. U yom panions stood lame fearaooi sight Tbe endforend . strifing tbe IL S Q U d jo d c p o w tM «« n b f dust, and tbe slab tereral chunks as Ug as a rocks tutned over and abounding and-striking— 1 as tbe d i f t Fka0 nents

■Y

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i g d i t o sr to sample

■alls Ctty Trail in liUwbitar.

Jose call

atari! fcfcaa ef a d v a s ta !■ adbegan to rain toward wbei

I finally found my v< shouting at tbe others to rocks, (tunn ing acrosi m oraine was an impossi

& * d t e r h S t a d i S b «The groaning and Graddn sharp en^odons of soiini

— ro d rfa ir-began to 'con ta tk n e iy boulSm tbe me

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s p r i ile the warn

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tnstadtab, Baaa,cHaa tba stain t tlHIMXt

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ad k o .

bere we sQl stood tbat < r voice an d b egan and i to get down in dae

rot* tb e ju m b le d o fm

OC and KUled was to . mom in^rfiing

was eerie until stark wind erupted as dke ticp tn tac t w ith 'tb e lta ------ —moraine. . jm

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n g ^m weather,

ByMirCDVWMitIno ' TfcnaaW aw acow aapon

Pet owners who, lil us, are sick on sid deserve some new, o feren t, landscapes

— frost-heaved-nei^b walks. If you don’t w and you can, for sh U ^ o u , could well i

It^ good spring tlK your sen s^ to some that makes folks mo and opportunities fo ing are increasing i Twin Falls area. Do( on a tead along these

' owners should'comes few plastic bags. Tbe I a s a glove, th e secc reftise - voila! Everyi H ere.are a few optic and your fbur-legged to sample - all just firam town to the trail!

• T he C ollege ol Idaho Fitness Trail hi staple dog walk In Twi

T h o u ^ campus bi on the inaease, bucol still provide some aw trafflc diversions, lm spruces lining the e give a woodland feel desert cam pus. Apj placed benches allov leisurely enjoy the sy. It’s possible to log as I miles at the college ; the network of path through and around tl

• Tbe Canyooskle 1 the bepnning of a di

theof the Snake River C accessible.

As you drive towan •*" from Pole Line

Washington, look for ■b, Rim Clinic There’s a bi5 ing area there for trai

walk is down and bac trail, and well worth unless th e sp ring

M impeding your progr aka th e parking a rea . D

share this path with s ers and occasional jog

Another access todi is available just east < ware store on Pole Lin

• Ib e Rock Creek 1 easily accessed at en tra n ce off Addisc Westi just vtesi of the 1

On the south side « th e paved p ath com

Please see DC

years baI Submit your

/ \ a l s ftom tba WN•T 1 ,fifst-pcfson^ipefl i Wmitledt)yTlmefrN

ers about their outdoors ^ lures. To submit your C{ j Wild, contact Outdoors < ■ Cooper at 73&3246. or H atdcooperOmaglcvalley

| l Larger sections of r j j plowed Into other boul

foot of th e d if f , wly! rocks began to ricocli us. A watermelon-si] whistled over the boult ing a friend and myse with a clatter somewhi us-white-faced and sh

The other students b e seen running dowi from the snowfldd, g< th e diffs and shouting could not yet distingui distance. Looking back I once again realized It a d e that mme of us wc

• or,killed - the wilden always so charitable.

Gone are my own pk It day - of Teewinot, d ie G r J th e moraine where, th e rod red with time and discarded ^ m any moves around the m ng will ever erase from me im ents in w hich tb e raw a td ile power of nature in a a ridy revealed a t die foot of tt

lfirto iiX .i(iaiteK m m 2k m

.............

im0, like the rest of

or at least dif- pes from those shbofhood side- i’t walk'your dog ' r shamel ell proOt from a

i tlwrapy to treat ■me of that stuff move to Idaho,

s for trail walk- lg the mietro Dogs should be lese byways, and ne armed with a ibe flrst bag acts second for th e eryone’s happy, iptions for your Iged companion ust a short triprailhead. B - Mt of S outhern H B m Mil has become a l a # lTwinFalls.5 buildings are I W IiicoUc side paths " *! away-from-the- . Immense bluele eastern path ^feel to the high Appropriately How w ^ e r s to e qrlvan respitelasm anyastw o *!ge as you walklaths that wind]d the campus.k f e R i m l ^ i sa dty project toular panoramaser Canyon nrare |

ivardthecwyon le Road and for the Canyon :’s a small p ^ > trail users. The back on ^ v e d

rth your time - ng winds are tigress bade to1. Dog-walkers .Kh skaters, bik-joggers. ModteRimTrailast of the hard- ^LineRoad. M Hdc Trail is most

a t th e park dison Avenue iie hospital. de of Addison.:ontinues, but eD06S.PagcD4

ack)urcallWM features Mipericnces sub-es-News read-loors advet)-iir Call from tneo rs editor David5. or e m i l himalley.com. .

of rock simply wulders at the wlyle sm aller :o ^ e t aroundi-sized chunk _oulders shidd-lyself, landing . ■ ■w here behind I |d shaken. H Iats could now town the trail I, gesturing atting words we _nguish for the■ack on it ikkv, ' V Vd It was a mir- 5 were injured d em c « is nut

I picmres from ■"Grand Teton, __________ •rocks fd i, yel- led during one d ie West. Yet memory those

unpre- a c tk n w a s s o '

]fdio9em«ie»^

voiAiOk.

i O u t d o o i

I; LeedQuesttoo: T m M a>

r l angler from the Midw i tueUvele«ichesforba 1 I import them from a •: -bait supplier in Wiscoi

[ • An twe r Yes and No; may use live leecheI b a i t , bu t on ly ifi obtained in Idaho.

Some avid w alley; swear by leeches, oihJ . n ight crawlers. Thej; legal fish baits in Id:: “catch," no pun inteni

in the origin of the leei Im port perm its arc

' for all flsh, wildlife, or' brought into Idaho fror state or country. Th<

A herd of antelope are thm the big game huntlnc ta w were mailed lata last week

SprinfRENO, Nev. (A P)-Fo

in Nevada, ihe advent < triggers thoughts of fall big game hunting season the first time, they can iniual shots over the Intc

AppUcations for deer, lope and big hom sheep i mailed late last week to sands pf sportsmen an' women who set their sigi prospea of an autumn hi

But instead of waiting mail, applicants with a « and a credit c v d can D

. their tags by m ail And it five days of the progra than 1,000 had done just

C hris Healy-of the [ D ivision of W ildlife

unknown if the change duce more applications likelyitwiU. ’

“We’re on pretty new W e're a small wildlife tvith a small number of e f fea will be more profo

I on a larger one.**H ealy said N evada i

: • don’t calculate the ove nomic benefii of huntei

; state but they recognize i ’ fits.

*H>ut-of-state hunters l ally come in and ^>end i all the traditional Nevad industries. In*state hui that, too. They go to smj and fill restaurants, hou

Angler 1ByKaHonHatcb

POCATELLO - Chuck learned to tie flies yibex eight years old. devdopii fdr filling and tying that

. . timied for 47 years. 'HispassMoforthespcc

him tbe title of T:^ Y e a r fo r the W estem M ountain Council « F ederation of Fly Fish« 200L

Heattzibutespartoffais tying flies ID hts ip o ito , 1 eommercially when she w n aot witfa Cbudc.

was mdocariQated » I in th e w om b,” h e says

th e p a s t y e a n b o M d h b sfc a isa^ Jo v ea flfQ ii«todQrforflauchtfe

------bie'started: i t b c |

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hes fori1 avid walleye idw est'C an I ' bait, and can D my favorite tconsin?”

Yes, you :h es fo r fish . if th e y a re |

leye an g le rs this law is others preferhey are bolh (rom taui)I Idaho. T he OM>allyreended, comes Speciesleeches. for a numtare required ‘* } ^ ■ »".o rU ie le g g s ot disease,from another P«tinoi> «The intent of i” p<

thown nortli Of WbMtnucca, Nm Mson. And for tha first time, tba ••k to the thoosamb of sportsm

lg triggeFor hunters grocery stonnt of spring T he Nevjfall and the Tourism reason. And for paign focusian Hre their and r u ^ ad'[ntemet. “We are eer. elk, ante- in Nevada’sep tags were' andpromoti<to the thou- on advehtuiand sports- ties,” said Lisights on the who chairs i^ hunt. sioaing for snail H ealy saa computer Nevada’s taj

n try to bag out of s tated in the first All o f thisgram, more for huntingust that. various fees,he N evada April 22.fe said i t 's l^ e r e is alge will pro- vice fee for tons, but it's. Healy said a

costs of thenlew ground. fees won’t blife agency ' credit card uof lags. The successful iofound than Processing fe

Checks setla officials .applicationsoverall eco- e i ^ t w e ^llers on the out of halarw»le the bene- Anoiher p:

subm issionrs tradition- checked forid m c n ^ in cantstim etovada tourist But if pe<fhunters do or applying esmaU towns a bettw chaiK>tel$.goio Healysaysnc

ties fliescatdifidL

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uckCoUins *aaboifaiiikl ben he was better fisben >ping a love understand i tiaf has coo- th a t you car

arvi fH -jpon earned ‘'IfaerA aF iy e r of tbe takesaQjr.an :m Rocky bugshdpsya

of th e Along witt ishers” f o r citchingfisfac

frooa tbe a r td bislovefar " la l s p e n j r . who tied m ake jew e l ew aspres- "Sometimea i

weeks to fiDfa »f»jriying j ^ b u t i f T lys w ith a . you cm sit do

tfew M kofart irt b e h a s O ver th e : rea the a r t change Colli i t h e a n e (yiogbtfaeint b e l^ l i im amount o f inl

fishing r

I A s k t h eOFFICER ;

Qaiy H om pland— ;

r is to help prevent unde- fwildlife and fish species .!tng ac d d e n i^ y or inten- .released into Idaho. *ies may be undesirable t, mber of reas«Hts. Some ofsasons indude the threat ^se, hybridization, or com- i,I with desirable spedes. !Joponed spedes can dras- ^

Nav.. kl this May. 2000. (Da photo, tbay can fira tbatr Mtlal s{iots ova wnan and aportswooMfl wko aat ti

ers thouores,” he said. ]evada Commission on d tecently lauocbed a cam- apused on outdoor sports neadventures. mte entering a pivotal era talla’s tourism m arketing coiotion with ournew focus 'Iture sports and activi- WiI Lt.Gov. Lorraine Hunt, * a irs the tourism commis- be

said 10 p e rc e n t of ' ap]tags go to people &nm ta{e. sp<ills year’s applications 1ng tags, along with tbe beies, must be received by avi

. dus an additional $2 ser- (>r the online service, but suei one benefit is that the 1e tag and the processing ce:t be d e d u c t fimn the poid unless the applicant is foilj1 in ob ta in ing a tag. no,{fees are also assessed /sent in with tbe mailed thesns are held for up to of iks, leaving checkbooks H mmce. exir plus is that all online boions are im m ediately de<or errors, giving appli- dorto make corrections. dra

hope going online nuig eariy m i^ g h r e them tk rhance of getting a tag, Etno, oni

5 and creaiKing able to catch fish ^ lave tied,” says Coffins. star ik fly tying makes you a lennan. Il h d p s you to sit^id the food chain and .w ai» n t just fish random bectttfafiafa. A l ahvays a reason a fiih . “Fl:and tying and studying g myoutm derstndw hr.* wiA'ith the exdtem ent of bowh e m e s die enjogniwnt nt of tying dK flies. anduUoy pain ting and I bestretry,” says Collins. canIa i t takes two o r more .*qhi bdsfaone of those pro- f you bare IS mioutes £ im a tt ic x e « B a li t-

lUins has s e e n ^ ^ Materiab u w laDddie U in fd rm a tte am d U d e ~ Ta

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must betica lly affec t o th e r indi such as agriculture.

Leeches found naturallj ring in Idaho generally ar

. and wotil.d be of little vi walleye bait. To my knoi

—n o one* is-ra ising 'ieec I Idaho.

Most Uve leeches sold b m erdal fish bait supplier from Minnesota and Wis< Many of the areas where I are harvested are near the Lakes. Most of th e x vraie tain a moUusk about the s pin head, called the “zebr sei." This small mollusk at itself in large numbers tc made structures creating w ith freshw ater control

oto. For hm ten in Nevada, tha i ovar ttw Intamat Applications f It tbair tights on ttw prospact tf

ughts oHunting licenses must" be

chased separately, and first applicants bom after Jan. 1, need to apply through rei mail to submit proof they taken the required hunter s course.

T he draw , conducted Wildlife Administrative Ser a privale company in Fallon be conducted in June.

Last year, about 90,000 pi apidied for about 30,000 avai tags, said Division of Wil qiokesman Chris Healy.

For mule deer alone, the ber of applicadons outnumt available tags by a ratio of i dian2-to-l.

Competition fOr trophy such as bull is even great

Though hunters who are u cessful in the draw eam b points to better their chance following year, bonus point: no guarantee of success.

Accumulated bonus points the appUcant an increased d i of receiving a low draw' nun H ie bonus points are squared exam ple , if som eone has bonus poin ts fo r a buck t deer, th e com puter would domly assign that person 25 < draw numbers, along with a < num ber for the current app tkn .

But in conducting th e dj only the lowest of the assic

ates tiny for tyers to leam new tedmk; [t^ also easier for new lyers tt started.

“I remember when you w« dt down and take a fl|y apan b w ards to see bow i t w as i liecause no ooe was willinj share tbeir secrets," says Col “F ly tyers wer«.a real tight! poup and if you weren’t in a -rith theni they woukto’t show low to do atqrdung.”

“Today, we have videota md dasses t a u ^ by some to x s t tycia in die countiy and an leam to d e anyddng,” he s l h e m ateriab uK dlo r 1

m a w m p m S r

QUICKBOOKS'Cillisaat737-«oa

s from Lidustrles tures. Tbe d ty

ing a difficultUyoccur- th e ir drinkinare small bec au se thevalue as plug^ng theipilowledge I|i an agricul :c h e s4 n — denr'onirrigai

d u c tio n of thI by com- could be deva:ers come tective measurisconsin. ed not to allowi leeches imported for fijhe Great — ■iw c o n - • GaryHomphsize of a oonsmution offbra mus- VaUey Regionalanaches Department of Ito man- mail your questlg havoc Fish and Gc)1 struc- www2jtate.id.u

a advent of spring trftters tbooi I for deer, alk. antakipa and big of an autumn hunt

)f fall hibe pur- numbers is used,rst-time w ith a bunch o1,1960 could StiU receie g u la r num ber - and ay have success..r safety “The lower yoi

the greater youred by ring a tag,” said 1ervices, the wildlife divion, will office.

WUdiife biologpeople said for elk in (raibble applicanls compeild life a mere 1342 tags.

Demand fore num- ticularly h i ^ La:nbered 1,100 bull applicaiif more imum number of

those, only 137 diy tag s , the 398 buU rifle taler. Officials suggeunsuc- to increase chanobonus tag is to make si

ces the are fflled out corrats are many hunter chol

sib le - th e limitIts give spedes except mtchance long as you’re noamber. you want to hunted For “ We encourajIS five ' reaUy want to hut: m ule choioes,” Wagner;d ra n - State wildlife bi5 extra ducting aerial suradraw beusedtorecomnpplica- In late April, c

boards will revieidraw, recom m endatioisigned their own suggests

worksofdques. are also a kx betttoget .find them.

*niiereisnoreawould cant leam to tie gocbadc- justafbvm oodisc I tied For new tyers oing to wantiiig to booe diDins. CoffinsgiTesaoniei

bdodt “One of die beaigood can do is watch 01m y tn says. “Veteran tyt

lot from w a tc t^tapes aren’t as hung upoto th e of doing things oad y r o They are just tyin»says. w ay th e y know :gflies n u ^ ju s tle a m s o i

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[daho ^ity of Chicago is hav- F jJt dme mfTntftlnirtfl Icing w a te r supply T' le l e b ra m ussel is dpintakevahres. ^ cultural area depen- “ig I gadon'w aier. intro- -gu® th e z e b ra m ussel

vastating. As a pro- Ava sure we have dedd- 3w Uve leeches to be fish bait. othe

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unts Jed. Thus, someone ^ 1 of bonus pointsceive a high draw * oW1 a slim chance of tac

your draw number e i |nu- chances of get- ^id Patty Wagner in ^ivision’s Ucensing ^

logist Michael Cox S i n general, 18300 ipeied last year for ^

l^ eb u le iic isp a i^ . ^ Last year. Cox said icantshadthetaiax- nfu, of bcmus points. Of num ’ drew a tag out of L _ _ letagsawarded Igest the best %vay mces of receiving a ■ | I ! sure appUcarions otrecdy and Ust as hoice areas as pos-

is five for all mountain goat~ so |H H B not choosy vdiere

■ ■ Mrage people who liuni to use all five e rsa id! biologists are coo- surveys, which w in . ^

i, county advisctfy riew the diviskn’s :ions and supply istioos.

faif IMter and ] « i can .

reason why peoplegoodfliestodvhito of practice.”s o r veteran tyen> dieir tedadqixs, banneadvice. Bdbest things a lyeriodieriy:en^” hetyers can team aag new tyers tbeyp ondieBryfidonsooe certain way. ^

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Rocky Moi Foundation

TWIN FALLS - The Mai iTaUey C hapter of the Roc .fountain EUc Foundadon is h ng its Mth anihial game b lu e ro n 'A p r i l -1 3 -a r th ^ a i tondevoo buUding a t 241 Mi LvenueWestlh e mission of die RMEF is

nsure the fu tu re of w ild e dier wUdUfe and dieir habit Ills is an event eUc hunters a liose who enjoy d k wm not Wl0 miss. T icket inform atioji vailable by ca lling Sherm ope a t 734-3533 or Lay a c ^ at 324:4646.

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^ north toward the Coj: into what is now 0; west to th e ir Ederf Willamette Valley.; Wasted away by \

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lal railroad, the Uni was built along parts < And new roads have tlements far away fre grant towns, l e a v ^ i trail unkempt and abai

' To remind visitorsilous journey made ago weary travelers, wayside stops and p been buili along the r ing a glimpse of the s those who helped oi West

Between 1841 and 11 o f em ig ran ts set Independence , Mo. through what are now of Kansas, Nebraska,

I Idaho and Oregon,r Most walked, ofterr They were tired and h’ ‘ going was slow, with th

p u lled th e ir wagons across only-about IS n At least 20,000 people the way, many of chole

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the Snake River dose now Ny&sa, a wayside dusty Keeney Pass poi era] miles of still-visi ruts.

A p io n eer nam Henderson died ihei marker outside the n< of Vale reads: “ Died Aug. 9 18S2 Unaware i of the Malheur River."

“ He just gave i V i r ^ a Bloom, who w Oregon Trail Region? not far away in Baker i about 150,000 visitors year. “He was only so i from where he could

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■ ing the d in road und sd e of the Singing Brii Town, a l th o u ^ then

i adven tu rous accessdescen ts along Ro Canyon. T his pathw walkers to enjoy the Wl that skirt Rock Creel bles and gurgles its v the Soake River Canyo

As this area is mul m ight encounter p anglers and faiken. As p nance, dogs must be ut and on la s h at all tin after your pet is require

• Tbe Twin Falb a w hat those of us wh using it befoce Hidden “skirting the lakes," is ly soi^iisticated loop t that begins a t DieAes I

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>y weather and he 2 ,170-mile become discon> nttofind. figle trail,'’ says Itch, a historian c ted wich th e vice to identify^ t h e — p a th -----western United wiTOOusgaps.”ew as m odern ^lowed deeper, sections of the vagon ruts witli ^[ transcontinen*Union Pacific,- rts of the route. ive shifted set* fropi old emi-

lg much of the ibandoned. .3rs of the per* tbythoselong- 8im» comi irs, museums, CMtar In B d parks have bMnbalHi le route, offer- le struggles of I open up the

d 1869, a wave ^ . it out from , A ^ - _ ilo., crossing - i ■ low the states ka, Wyoming,

[ten barefoot. id hungiy. The titheoxenthat ons plodding IS miles a day. ple died along ” 1“ ^ . ■ he p ioneers #Oregon,they ilformonths.r crossing over ....lose to t ^ t is ^ H j k ^ ade marker a t points out sev- visible wagon "

amed John here; a stone : nearby (own lied of Thirst ire of nearnessjr." I------------B up ." says washing dow oricsatthe springstheonal Museum in Vale,M -a ty .w h e re o n c e olfeitors stop each tio is for tr so m anyyanU (o n n e d inuld’ve gotten House mu

. . . town is ad und the n v e r 20 gracefuthe northeast history ofts, bathing and prom \

w alls, yc« t way to get d im be«.ak proper. You Quite oomon byttescend- 3,* s Amder the east bea tra naiBridge in Olde find yoS!lere are more iai«i> q, ^Bss poin ts on ,h e river.Rock C reek wrought ithway aUows n i s ^ a hBwoodedtrafls S S l o w ieek as i t bub- Moving'ts way toward s t a i r c a ^

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% '5 their clothes in the hot f there. sJe. an 1873 building that F fered bare accommoda- o r travelers has been trans- 1 into the Rinehart Stone v

museum. These days, the f adorned with more than g eful murals depicting the ofthearea. s^ V a le , th e em ig ran ts It

you m ight see rock c s, as this area bas become fi opular for those learning a rt. Depending on which path you take, you cotild a urself sk irting D ierkes F , dioukl -mx bead toward faer, you’ll com e upon a dt iron staircase tha t will c a h i ^ l e ? d a n d p r m ^ «

Soake River views., o og east, another steeper de takes die (dace of some Iing that was oecesaary in It is t YotAv now as as li :et on diia jau n t. O u t of preas,-if your d o ^ obeys n

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commands, you might fee fortaUe vrith stowing the k a time.

The tra i l eventually around a hadenda of sorts Hidden Lakes subdivision, here for some protective p

. that occasioaalfy venture 01 trail, confusing its public with tbeir fixmt yard. Via a of w ooden sta irs, th e descends over nick bade d. Dierkes Lake. Get Rover b lead, as th e trail complet loop by re turn ing throuj park a re a where pets mi restrained.

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City 10 years ; of Land Mana{ the e v ^ d a y h ies of life on th<

.......................... The museuall wagon o pportun ity islWa aven wagon ruts. A oatlitfof Jem loops aroi

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I head Into els, artifacts i : Farawall ings of jouma taPark - tors back in tin Inston Estes,

by Richland, SI le.M wh ter to kill time J^ffitw afternoon an galdadpio- enthraUed with Ma *'Can you innd rtiiirti * looking at a 111

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they passed tl River canyon. Oregon, and w. wood and wat they reached Bj

Close to the I with ihe train era. a ml tim e a t transforming tl

jaricnow the city’s hotels 5 eariy as 1 ^ electridty :d up on vice made it ti bidding place of the reg

b a t had Baker City i s. than 100 buildctacu lar N ational Reg: Regicmal Places and is a de Baker for spectacular

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round Flagstaff Hiil. PaI series of viewpoints loc; sites. Life-size mod- Pes and sound record- • milnal entries pull visi- in;time. be:es, who lives in near- ne<t stopped by flie cen- ine on one receni cold Binand found h e rse lf stnith the local iiistory. disimagine?" she said, rar

I life-size display of a fneer woman offering <hrn American Indian in an3r a fish. “1 like the Uniforts myself.” thenay have struggled as graI through the Burnt ingm .in barren eastem arowelcomed the grass, /

/a ter available once firiI Baker City. - Amhe end of the wagon ed{miner struck it rich. « B the town. By 1900, els, opera house, trol- ity and telephone ser- t the cultural show- -egion.y now boasts more ildings listed on the e g is te r of H istoric 5 a jumping-off point la r scenery, wildlife

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Before reaching the Cola River, the travelers had tc verse through the rugged Mountains.

Tlie Oregon Trail In terpr Park at Blue Mountain Cros locaied between La Grande Pendleton, offers a paved, mile trail through the forest, ] ing visitors along som e oi best-preserved sections of tht neers’ path.

After the pioneers crossec Blues, the vast Columbia Pla stretched before them. Off ir distance was the last mour range to'cross, die Cascades.

Many e m ig ra n ts pa: <hrougli the twin towns of 1 and S tan fie ld , follow ing Umatilla River on their wa the Columbia. Several old grant cemeteries, as well as ing and camping sites, are loc around town.

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mighty Columbia^ could afford it paic»lateau to take them and t1, rafts down the dan

untain built their o\J, chose to continuimassed ™ t h e C a s c a ^fE cho Road, w here thejlg th e *°1}; ■ ,® JQ “It was son of a d emi. choices,as hik-ocated H w onc^ Soaety.

easy, neither were i ta, the ®r local ^on. the settlers were near

great trail.

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;insng tlie trailEHE; Remiiants of Uie- — 11 can be traced from miles from tho Idaho

way to rcoch Nyssa Is Boise, Idaho and rent- rom there, you can s Oregon, stopping at rs that show either if the trail or have ve centers.E: in Baker City, (ho storic Oregon .Trail Center offers audio,

imas, and artifacts to e experiences ol I emigrants. In LaI Oregon Trail Center overlooks a w Oregon Trail known Mountain Crossing, through the rugged

ains. Oregon City in tte Volley is home torhe Oregon Trail inter-_____er. which explores the le Pacific Northwest - It fur traders to the >e railroads that ra of the overland

pring and fall ate to trace the Ojegon _ er is also a good, rear, but tempera- irpass 90 degrees in lert resion easi of lho ■ loads east and west ides can get snowy igthe winicr. i:>regon Trail Ienter in Oregon )ne: 50a€57-9336. http://www,endoflhe- rg/Interpretive Center, lin Crossing, in La;er distnct: ' ..............)41-963-7l86.Historic Oregon Trail 'enter in Baker City: Jl-523-1843.

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, pioneers met the ibia. Those would paid local boatmennd their wagons on 'dangerous river, or , \ ir own rafts. Manyinue by land and Iides on the Bariow Ithey hod to pay a f

of a jolt to have to iices," said Ricliard 1f the O regon .1ety. “Neitlier were iere cheap.” 1ix-month journey - ' icross O r^on - the ear the end of die

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Lincoln employin

This Chart shows Ihe an average 2000 employn Uncoln County for Indu covercd the Idaho Employ Security liw.

Total excluding federal 3 ^cultureM i n i n g . ; Construction. ^Food processing LumberOther marii^octuring

convnunlcatlon and.irtllltles • Wholesale tr9(|e

Retail trade nnance. insurance and real estate ServiceStategoyetnrpent ____

Federal government

Source: Idaho Departmerit of

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Physician Portal adds scientific ei

KETCHUM - Dr. C. Buckner, an expert in leuke: bone m arrow transp lan assumed the role of sdentin for CancerConsuItants.cor Physician Portal, the Ketchi pany said Wednesday.

Resistcred nurse Janet V the portal’s new vicc presi operations.

‘'Combined, they have < years of experience in medii ing, clinical research and ca

' cancer p a tie n ts ,” ia id C W eaver, ch ie f executi CancerConsuliants.com. * seventh most d ted author in gy, Dr. Buckner brings sigi experience in interpreting research and insight into ti vance of emerging techm Ms. Waller's operational exp and understanding of all as] climcal oncology make her Iy qualified 10 m ana( CancerConsultants.com Ph PortaL”

T he po rtal was develoi oncolo^sts for oncologists. I will oversee content develi and recruit sdentists and d to write news, editorials and ence coverage fn-physidans

Digital S^naturesTi lays off 30 in Utah

SALT LAKE CITY - 1 Signatures Trust Co., whi sold by Zions Bancorporati week to Tdentrus LLC, has i 30 of its 86 Utah employees.

Zions spokesm an Rob 1 said the layoffs took place hours of the deal being ann Monday.

B ro u ^ did not provide I details on the layoffs, sudi much notice employees wer or w hat severance packa relocation o r re train ing c may have been offered.

Zions offic ia ls had act edged that DSTs six-year 1 of losses was a m ajor fai Ihe ir shopping th e com p Identru^ w hidi boasts 60 i of the world’s finandal .insti in 133 countries as clients.

DST has never posted a pi ended 2001 wiih $12.7 mil after-tax operating losses.

Zioos - which has bank br in Bia^c Valley - retains a : cent share in ECT, vdiidi wil thi» Identrus name and add in S a il L ake C ity to th already h a s in New Vork Wadringym, P,C.,

Many workers would their boss a pink slip

Mote than ooe in five An workers say t h ^ d have nc km ghriag th d r boss tbe h e if only tbey could do it ani

A poll o f 1,000 woricers LOms*based M arits Res

■ found th a t 2 1 p e rc e n t < respondents would gladly fi person in ciiain^

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E aste rn Id;C. D ean where they h

ikemiaand individuals wlants, has ihe area’s bwific editor ation opportucom’s new The Web s:chum com- Idaho demog

al opportunM Waller is business cliresident of m arket and

with other stsve over 70 The site wedical writ- th e an iiual1 caring for E as te rn I<d C harles Development:u tive o f Breni StaciR. **As th e of Idaho Fallrinoncok>- be crucial iisignificant Idaho to capiiig clinical merce boom.0 the rele- “T here is hnologies. Intemet and • experience having an im] aspects of lhe opposite i

ier unique- The W eb nage th e where visiton Physidan they navigat

and where thisloped by “That’s veis. Buckner back to us,” :velopment take full adv:1 clinidans bilities that 1 w d confer- result in a o ans. tage fo reasti

The Web siTrust ,

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ration thislas laid off S u p p o rt^ !es. ^lb Brough ,

Amo I S ; in q u i:k a g e so r ThaiUaodatMg options

I J h iS o * ’ C^PW -aiion launched an

fa c to r n i„to whether <S UL?i .UU?S i S S I » lth local com ^ lu n o n s . -pjjgt T» Minnesota rej

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i M g lv e t o r a m ^ mIln s tale’s

Qwest head: American stretch of its in o p ro b - w instateandl heave-ho, offerkn^distt and keep to cu stm ersii

AT&T has a irs. by St. tors to weigh Research m ak ing whi It o f th e w hether to all y fire the ' vide tbe servii

further delay approvaL

a n s t r u eiS. Hutchins I—S W ttf_____________

FALLS - D ecem ber’s rrowed - but cenainly se - the year-over-year g [agic VaUey construc- q]

The valley t|A |M O e n d u red a b]r S S f 63.1 percent ^I I B dec lin e in i

e s t i m a t e d S construction

Decem ber compared 5 r earlier, when permitsled a $2.6 million new ^a e in Blaine County. f^d areas of the valley •, th e m onth w ith ju st on in building activity, sanrthe-vialue-of-pro:— 1=iving buUding permits Valn b e r fe ll sh o rt of pUc• 2000’s total by $5.23 {de >r combined building B irveyed areas of Magic ove

Itemho has IV view IWeb I

FALLS - Economic rs have launched an Idaho W eb P o rta l, ■ y hope companies and s wiU leam more about i business and recre- rtuniiies. ■t) site indudes eastem lographics, education- u n itie s , work force, ^ c lim ate, re a l e s ta te ltd cost com parisons states.was unveUed during ■

lal m ee tin g of the Idaho Econom ic

entCounciL acey of Sdentech In& alls said the site cOuld 1 in help ing easie rn ipiialize on the e-com- n . |B 9is a m yth th a t th e j w j

id e«Mnmerce are not | 9 impact,” he saicL “Just jV ] :e is the case.” ■ !:b p o rta l will track :on come from, where ;ate through the sile they exit.very im ponant feed-

Stacey said. “U we ■ dvantage of the capa- it are ihere ... i t wiU I com petitive advan- st Idaho.”t site is pan of effons lie development offi- le a rea 10 c rea te an Idaho Technology Koou lanking Interstate IS Wsdi te llo north to Idaho p | ^

TS of the idea want lo Please see WEB, Ps«e.E3 ^

ona regulate liryintoQwtsdPiasa__________ «c

ough\r iz . - T he Arizona distton Comm ission has anyin inform al inquiry QvJe!f Qwest broke feder- sepanak in g sec ret deals Qtompeiiiors. menio v e ' com es a f te r je « iregulators are tiying ed tiin e w h e th e r Qwest Ariz1 offering better pric- ansn* perks to competitDrs a coo

their opposition l h%tum to the long dis- in g tBt Qwehe major local phone inve:rid er in Arizona; and Sttates, induding ifauch foauc V a O ^ -is re q a iie d gh^nequal network acxess petii

s’s inquiry comes esid s in lo th e fin a l Thits 2.S-year effort to otheiid federal an ro v a l to vioiub ta n c e c a ll^ se n rk e ATsin the 14 states. catics asked state reguia- "se agh th e alleged d ^ - somivhen c o n sid e rin g adva: allow Qwest to pro-rvice. Doing so could k e tay th e long<listance Qn

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Magic valleys con.

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Haiiy___________Ketchum ________ ^32,000Sun^ll^_________$ 2 2 ^BtelneJJoun^^___________ Q

Shoshone _ _ _ 0 Twin FallsTvrin.Falls County* • $326:809Cassja_Cout)ty^___ »27_4.S00Rupert____________>95.544f inktoka County* >119.708 Total $3,097,607*unlncorpOTBt0d portion **en

Valley.'according to data c pUed in WeUs Fargo’s recei rdeased statewide report.

But 2001 StiU gained groi over2000.

iM O iL yndiC kM FIi^O fllc iooiaariqr. tMrd ( M Irqi^ ildt ■ irsdnssdajr. in New Vortt dwk« oi ietsd latw this spih«. t t t coiip p d i was OM d tte first conpai ack In stages. Nsv Yorti State A

co ts l a u n c h

iv e s t d e a l s“ O ur ju d g m en t is th a t tl

ught not to slow down the (la istance approval) process ny way,” said M ark Genrii (west’s spokesman. “These s Bparate and d istina issues.” Q west has subm itted do(

ients - mostly contracts not st x t o p en m o rd s laws - rel d to a series of five questio .rizona' .rlegtilators wa Rswered, s ^ 4 Heather Mun4

The awnmission, after revic lg the documents submitted •west, cou ld open a form ivestigation or drop the matte S tate offidals are appareni Kusing on whether Qm m a langes to contracts with cb e tito rs a f te r th ey had bei [proved by regulators and lb iQedttteD the state.They are also looking a t ai iher deals Qwest may bave pi io u ^ kept secret.AT&T a n d other triecofmntii I t i o n s f irm s ' argue- :sii< lecret” deals may have givi >me co m p e tito rs ao tinfA hrantage hi die fledging cat stitiv e lx a l phone service mj

Q w ^ doesn'ii dispttte that; ' P i e a n s ^ q ^ , i ^ i

D t i Eay, March 28, 2002

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>nstnjctloni)ermit values - totals f

Bl . Otc.'0015_________ ^W.sgp_______|4________5.335.419______Op_____ -?M56.72q______:OQ________ >10.0000_____ >2,632,000

~6 >70^00051 >2.300.769 3 i_ — _ >839.343X)___ ___ >344.064 • ___44_________ >4.620_______M _ _ . _ J .2 3 i l6 9 _______n $8,288,233 $2 entire county

Source; 'Idaho Con'stnKtlon i

com- The year finishe :ently million in*c6 nstn

wide. Thai’s an ir -ound miUion, o r 4.9 pe

2000’s total buUdin

— M o v i n ’ 1

BcsrLStiM^O'Ntal.fora9 oa I an ascaUtor brto tilt eeavny’: oSdal hooMcoaiiag carsaioirie ipnT’s6,S00Mployaas«Mlu laiiles to rMCcvpy tha Worid Rn

I Five m leave tr

th is KnUhtRlddafNawsi

u in TROY, Mich. - Trich, of the executive ti are team assem bled* ' K m art C orp . clocu- Conaviray and thresub* dents have left the Iclat- porate offices,dons David R o ts , excra n t president and duel

tive o ff icen

dew- chief supply c h ^ (]. — senior-vice-presic m al Montoya, John Ov ner. A nguiano , a re tli mtly d e p a rt d u rin g th sade’ b a n k ru p tc y reo r :bmr Conaway, once ch leen chief executive offii then Blarch 9, n ea rly s

after Kmart filed fo any stanisinCUcago. pire- Kman operates st

FaUs and Burley, tli nnd- edforclosuie. iuch Company offida] i v n this w eek th a t aU m r tives had le ft th e e am - w o u ldn 't s a y wh n a ^ resigned o r i t m fip

No replacement] ■t;it named.

~ R o t s " a n d D’Oi worked f o tb e com;

gain 5|lc Valley c o t i s t i ^ils for all constnictk)n types

>947.471 ________>64;-> 2-4 .787.720____^ 2 J J 4 ;_ >3S.685.260_ . . >54.49(

>26.011.378 >30.162.,..?_71.915,8W______ I4L115_ >5.654.770 >5.70f

, _>794,^ .. „ _____>49(>45.468.739 >40.48£

>1J64:902~' > 1 ^-_?14,1M.§84_______SL06£$289.38 m«on $247.38 n

on Report’ by Wells Fargo. Decem

hed wilh $25936 For p Itruction valley- history I indrease of $12 ues: 11i<percent, above percent

(Ung values. 1999 toi

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roaod. aad Chahnaa and Chief E ny’a Worid Fkiandtf KaadqaarU aits lor t te flaandai g l n t Wbai I teva ratamad to raoccapy tteh Rnandal Cantaf bl Octotef. and Mvar b sandwkted bst»a«i Um

n o r e Kman T o u b le d COrsSarvIca th a n t'

receivei- Two members that coul e m anagem ent W ith ] 6d by fo rm er C hairm c h ie f C h u ck ' Adamso

uree vice presi- roles thi ie retailer's cor. d ie retai

adons.executive vice D’Onc iief administra- a re nov my D’O nofrio, odier ex p re sid e n t and an d a si un officer, and Replace! s id e n ts -D a v id - for the-i Owen and Leo .d v es . th e la te s t to “I am th e r e ta i le r ’s changes io rgan isa tion . d ire c n ^ chairm an and basics of >fficer, resigned the com] IT seven w eeks em ergei 1 for Chapter 11 bankrupi

companysstoresinT w in K m art , the latter slat- turned o

h ired in ]ia ls confirmed Of th e all five execu* m e h t ti i company, but .. R an d y i w he ther th e y presiden fired. an d 'd iien ts have been C ecil K<

p reside! ’O n o f r lo h a d — \ xnpany for less

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WoCOO *fM.. _ Dac642^12. M s ________742.151 Hailev________ _49&58B. K e j^u jn„____'163.778 Sun Vallev_______113.M2. Blaine County*708,276. Jerorne_________490,522. Shoshone488,297 TwinFalls273.782 TwinFaJIsCourity*960.132 Cassia Countv**210.683" Ruoe^ •0^.483. Mlnldote.Coun.ai_.SRMoa Total

'unincorporated por ^nOier report Is lhe most recent av

ir perspective, here’s receni >ry on vaUeywide annual val- The 2000 total was down 5.5 en t firom a year earlier. The I total was up 7 percent

rfExaeithraOfficwOavM ■rters In lomrMaofcattaft, rten a l tte m om ara beIrfonDerofflcas.llann and has noved oaiptoytas I t t e two oflice^

rt execs ompany

tw o y ea rs an d each v ed $2.5 million in loans ould be forgiven, th D’Onofrio’s departure,- rm an a n d CEO Jam es ason, who assum ed both th is year, %viU restructure :tailet*s supply chain oper*

)nofrio’s responsibilities low parce le d out to two executive vice presidents

I s.enior .vice p re s id e n t, icements were not named le-other-departing-execu*—

im confiden t th a t th ese (es are a step in the right io n as we get back to die t o f our business and steer impaoy toward successful . g en c e from C h ap ie r 11 tiptcy," Adamson said in a

a r t ’s executive leam has il over since Conaway vras inBfay2000 .the 10 executive manage-

tea m m em b ers , on ly y A lien , ex ecu tiv e v ice lem of strategic initiatives h ief diversity officer, and K e arse , executive vice

d e n t of m erch an d is in g , _ -P le a se see n M R r,P ^ E 3

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lits for new singl tamlly homes

•c.'01 Dac. *00 A lef’Ol t.1_________ P . „ . 3 _ . .

:___ 1________3 _ ___ 101__. . . 0 _______ 1_ ___ .22___ p_______ 0 20__. 0_______ 1____ 105 _

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14 7 243• 1 4 61____3 • 4 __ 87____ 1____ _ 0 _______ ^3_____JL_____ 2 _49

23 23 717 ortlon **entlre county available.__________________

li In 2001, most regions 1- VaUey - in d u d i^ Mini 5 shared in the faster grov e

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■ Ownen I can clai]

propeitI IhaTlma^flews________

I BURLEY - The state! . guarding-unclaim ed pI for hundreds of peopleI n esse s w hose la s tI ' addresses are in Burley.I The Idaho r — --------I S ta le TaxI Commission / V \ wmI is lookingI fo r thoseI fo lks, an d BunI h o p i n gI they’U caU to daim theII It’s stuff for which Ids I nesses have been unabli I the rightful owners.I I t m igh t in c lu d e I checks, contents of safe I boxes, security cieposit I ance p ro c e ^ ^ content I ings o r checking accoti I refunds, stocks, mutua I d iv idends, secu rity di I ' escrow accounts, loan cc I worker’s compensation I I u n p a id accoun ts p: I refunds, unredeem ed ( I tificates, utility deposit I b e rsh ip fees, conden I awards, royalties and d I reinvestment plans.I The Iimcs-Weu»i on Th I prints names of unclaimi I e rty owners whose last I addresses are in Magic I communities. P an of th< I list appears today.

T he s ta te lis ts almi u n cla im e d -p ro p erty (names starting in J thr .with las t known addre Burley:

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What to do^ •ay o w M m a o n k ta h ^^undaimedi)roperty ow ^ ^ U s t? To claim your pro do one of these things: « ‘Crill<80&972-7660.Ex « 'Witle to the Idaho State Commission. Unclaimed Pr Section, P.O. Box 36. Boisi 837220410. * taw daaia lto

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limtyta te is safe* I ■:d property - -iple or busi* ■ w ■ISI knownley.

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de pay ro llsafe deposit H•osits, insur- ents of sav- xounts, tax Itual funds, y deposits, n coUateral, on beneflts,

p ayab le , ed gift cer- osits, mem- dem nation Id dividend

I Thursdaysaimed-prop- J H Ilast known agic VaUey f die Burley

ilm osi 1 0 0 K Mty ow ners 'through L) ■ ^

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1 Values^' Conttauedfiom a

F o r th e fu l l y ear, H a i le y , r u r a l B lain S h o sh o n e , T w in Fa C o u n ty . R u p e r t t M inidoka C o un iy im th e ir 2000 v a lu es for

K e tch u m . Sun V allc and n im l TWin Falls i g round in 2 001 .'

A few p a rts o f the no t included in th e bai W e lls F a rg o ’s re i d e la y e d by se v e ra l i D e c e m b e r’s n u m b e most recen t available.

In th e v a lley 's lar] bustling re siden tia l s than com pensated las •decline in commerci. and he lp ed Tw in Fa h ig h es t com bined cc v a lu e s o f th e p a s t £ Home buUding, in fac: rccord in 2001 and ga\ cause for celebration.

D ecem ber’s sizabh h o w e v e r , n a rro w e d year-over*year growth,

Twin Falls’ commei------ ------ .trick ledonly-a-few -pi

D ecem ber’s num bers i ' rem odelings for a Bai

O u tf it te r s ? to re and J a v a J u n g le c o ffe e d r iv e -u p w in d o w , Addison A venue East.

Residential news art V alley wasn 't hot in Dt

T h e a r e a s o f th e \ veyed issued perm its s ing le 'fam ily hom es i m o n th - u n ch an g D ecem ber 2000. But tl e s tim ated value o f th lo gged in a t j u s t SSI d ow n from th e as $234,021 average of a yi

Rem em ber, howevei million home in Blaine D ecem ber 2000. (With D ecem ber 2000 avera o th e r 22 houses was i still substantially highe

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T hat s trc tch of dccline; th e blue chips much more tive to investors Wednesda;

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New York Stock Exdianj solidated volume cam e to 1 lion shares, down from 1. lion on Tuesday.

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Low m ortgage ra te s , { w e a t h v ^ a k ^ prospective ers more inclined to go outd to house hunt, increases in h values and generally good sumer attitudes all helped t( sales last month.

In February, the average on a 30-year fixed-rate morti was 6.89 percent, down fre percent in January, accordin Freddie Mac, the mortgage « pany.

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Kmart___(MitinuedfremEl[iave been w ith th e compimore than a year.

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Qwest___MMtinMdfromEl lidn’t seek Arizona regulate eview on some agreem ent: igned with competitors.

The company, however; did telieve it needeid to under fed ll law, Teresa W ahlert, Qwe Uizona vice president, wrote I letter to the commission.

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for Corey! This dynamic 1 much to admire and love charaaer, and Harry woul love and admire about hin to Harr>’ because both oi family to call their own. best thing about himself i« himself to play the piano basically don’t have a fami P otter, Corey just want

Desert Sage QuiKers i Magic Valley meets

TWIN FALLS - The Sage Quilters of Magic Val hold its monthly meeting a today in the KMNT meetin,

Visitors are welcome. F or further informatic

Sberi Wills at 733-1934 Deaseat 543-2144.

SL Benedicts O ffers

parenting classes In AJEROBfE - S t. Ben

FamOy Medical Center COI its sa ies of free parenting bcgtnmos April 1.

Active Parenting for a| win be offered. The classes held for three consecutive from 7*830 pjn . Mondays Health Education Center c

' across tbe street fixm the hi P aren ts will lea m dis<

te c h n iq u e cominunicadn and itwnTting self-esteem.

O ther classes offered^ Benedicts arc prenatal ch£

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id, dynam’otter, make room someoiic 12-year-oId flnds familyve in this fictional my owrould find much to siblinghim. Corey relates ronmeI of them have no ter torn. Corey says the h o p ^If is that he taught wish tcino. The worst, “I Inteirniily.” LUte Hany his drem ts to belong to often :

rs of Pets of Magii, Sodety will m<‘ at the KMVTle D e sen 1100 Blue LakValley will Falls.-g a t 7 pjn. On the agei(ting room. on the btuldin;

„ an im al sheltim on . cal fund-raising ei 134 o r Esi

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— — cIgic Valley Hum ane o fthmeet a t 7 pjn. April 4 For r Community Room Weaakes Blvd. N. in Twin 732-i

genda is informadon WofIling .fundforthenew m -h }l te r and upcom ing; events. The commu-. TVk1 to anend. celetinformation, call 736- h h

workshop Hikrt skills ■L L S - ih e CoUege ofiho will offer the zero- ■ ■shop. “Handy Tricks Hn Pilot” from M pjD.Shiddsl06atCSL W MiviU exi^ore the basic^ buttons and con- ^usetheband lidd fo rne, “HotSynching,"ta. puUing software „n te m e t and using "W B

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Kimberiy PTO apprecli generosity of donation

On b eha lf o f th e Kir P aren t . T each er Si O rganization a n d 'K ir Elementary School, I wot to thank the following ] and/or businesses for their ous donations to our anni fle:

P rairie Kitchen of Fai Soldier Mouniain Reson Co., Home D epot, Baric Jackpo t, Nev., Lagoon, Fargo M ortgage Depar (Michael Preece), Costco, A, Murdock Travel, D & 1 P leasan t Valley Golf C L eslie’s B arber and Si M axie's in Twin Fall

..K im berly , Considcr_th( DeEttie’s, Dr. WUliam Fit Dr. Scott Lyman. Curv Women, Kimberly Kut am Made From the Hcan, Jod Dave C lark, Day Spa. 1 D istribu ting Inc., Homi Direct, Dr. Miice Taylor, Di Smith, Kimberly Family N! C enter, Suelin Buhidcr, Falls F itness C en ter, H Shoes and K im berly S District.

PATTY DAME Kimberiy PTSO Kimberiy

Businesses, people mal for baseball/softball te<

The 2001 annual golf tc m ent to help support K im berly High Si Baseball/^ftball program huge success. We would Ii thank the following busin and ind iv iduals who dor funds or m erchandise t< fund-raiser

McDonald InsurSer\’e, C P e tes , O utback S teakhi Tom ato’s Ita lian G rill, \ Fargo Bank, W atertech , Evans Bank, HummeU Archi Clear Springs Foods, Pepsi- Kreizenbeck Construction, B rand M eats, Ju b ile e ' Fi Shawn Crowley, Con Construction Products, Si; Albertson’s, H & M Distribi Fiesta Ole, Maxie's Pizza & (Kimberly), DonneUey’s, Pe Southside Bean Co., Poinde? Eddy’s Bakery, WinCo Fi Snake R iver H arley, Bar C lub 93, Bill’s Automo C h ili's , C lear L akes Coi C lub, Class Act, D < A utom otive, Diam ond i Jack ’s, Eurostyle, Inkley’s

doves Hawants in a “Goosebumps”a room of Needs: Core:B an older that cause himjuiet envi- much lower thr has a sis* suggest. He cohed. It is with his awesconor Iheir proud of beinj

grade dass. Ncerests, but wiU maximizeneday. He academic grownjoys the directions, gem

C : O M M U ^f the group.For more information, caU t

/eaver Institute of WeUness 32-8432.

AMnan celebrates 80th Irthday with open houseTWIN FALLS-Joy Craggsw slebrate her SOth birthday wi

an open hou fromSunday at 25 Fourth Ave. InTwinFalls.

Joy Wyi was bom Ap 21,1922.

twoRid((PrisdU C raggs ai

JoyCnep Colleen (Lan Udey. Her cb

cn are hosdng the event

^ V W e y Square Dane isodatioa kicks up heehRUPERT - The Magic Vallc |u a re and R ound Dan( isociation wiU hold a dani Iturday a t GUI’s H all on tl ipertiPaulHigbway. Pre-rounds wUI b e ^ a t 7u n . widi squares hoghwfag at n. 'r b e g u e s t c a l l e r w i l l b e B m i r d o d c , a n d g u e s t c u e r w iU I v o th y S id e lL B o d i c a U m a i n P o c a t d l aFinger fiDod wiD be ae m d . A ea square and round/laocei■ ................

MUTday, March 28. 2002

= ^ b E Tdates Tire! Rock C rt

.im berly C ourse. AmaigS tudent Vano’s at CancU:imberly Press Box, Firstould like G e rtie 's , MarB people G lanbia and Gsir gener- Motors,mual raf- • MIKE MASO>

Baseball/Softb'airfield. Kimberiy High)rt, Argo Kimberiy rton’s ofn. Wells Neighbor provior'ivipie makes wondeiI T Auto, A thank you tCoursc. charitable acts shStyling. You wiU see !ills and bags gathering ihe-Lily,— East-put-there-b:•itzhugh. sible ^ rso n . rves fo r You will see md Kurl, fresh baked breai odi's. Dr. bors; if you are il , H & M of soup. Shc chei m estyle elderly are cared Dr. Kent T he Savior si Mcdical sheep.” and she d

sr, Twin To a wonderl Hudson neighbor, thank y School MERYLETCi;.

And resident! East

Twin FaUs

Wendell H.S.C ake hit give a cheer fb earns on behalf of tl« tourna- School Chccrleadi

>ri the to thank Dr. Joh School Dr. Kevin Hall for n »vas a Iwttles for the WI- ! like to at the state basket linesses We reaUy appr* onated tinued suppon! to o u r JAMIE RAMSE

Cheerieadcr Cactus WendcU High S( house. WcndeU , Wells

Businesses helf S a ’; beneftt supper an. Falls I would like to scFoods, you to all the biiontech helped make theSizzler, benefit suppeributing. Without you. it w8e Pasta been possible. 1 hiPerkins, get anyone, but if 1Icxter’s, in advance and olFoods, also.arton’s Thanks to FaUsnoti%'e. Farmer’s Brothersountry Food Scrvice of A

St T S im erly’s (HarolF ield (C onnie). R idle'

y’s, OK Scdrrow M oats

anyPotte]s” and “Animorphs” series, rey has learning disabilities im to function academically than his intellectual skills compensates for chaUenges !Some reading abiUty. He’s ing top reader in his sixth- Now. he needs parents who « his emotional, sodal and 3wth. When given concrete ;ntle reminders and a struc-

' ITY EVEare invited to attend

ith eM ^ V M e y D u p i

. CM>dnnounc8SMTWIN FALLS -

Valley D uplicate “ armounced its weekl s wiU Winners for the with onship held on Ma ouse first, R iley Burtoi p.m. H ackley; second, 2519 . Marilyn Botkin; th e. E. and M ary Tucker; Is. R enee B ulcher 'ynn Thompson, ipril W inners for Mai

first, Nathan and Ki has ond. H erb Burges

ren , Bunon; third, }&ry iUa) Evelyn Meyer; and and Astorquia and Jessie iny) Winners for the i

onship held on Blai first, M ike Mitchi S m utny; second

M DiCostanxo and Don . th ird , D on an

Hs Montgomery. lUey Winners for th e c mce onship on M an nee no rth /so u th w ere: the Astcwquia and Betts

ond, B eity G rant 7:30 Lingnaw; third, Hai at 8 and E n id Cook; ai

D o ttie M iU er and oyd Pfefferle. Winners 1 Ib e were: first, llio y An a re — Lee Woods; second,

and Beverly Reed: AH Hylton and Bud Povt

x rs B, D oris F inney

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"TERS OF:reek R estaurant, Norths :e, Ken L attim er, S t Pai Icasant VaUey Golf radio s algam ated Sugar, and th ndleridge, ShopKo. and se rst Federal Savings, Myers [andarin House. Caroly

Gary’s W estland Clista 1 S tan C

iON Ashleyftball Committee p lew h igh School the fun

You much.

oves she h ean ,lierful neighboru to LaRue for the

e t f ^ d t „ o b i g ^ g trash along 2600 HUSOair-by some-irrespcn-------Recc

fish in jee LaRue tak ing Canyon ‘ead to many neigh- not din s ill. you get a bowl dimbec hecks to sec if the and call ed for. Than■ said. “ Feed my Sheriff e does that so weU. th e res erful friend and (^unty kyou. help. TlEUSCilER ondres<nts around 2600 th e hel

emergei commer a job we

, Cheerieaders Also, for support X Zthe WendcU High ness of

aders, I would Uke you.lohn Roberts and AGNEfor donating water Twin I IVHS chcerieadersketball games. Ruoeit predate your con-

SEY I woulth e er

I School Westlanfor the t me recei

elp make to th een rabigsuccess3 send a big thank drove th<businesses that who tookhe Scarrow-Dutl Would a:>er successfuL nurses ajt would not have VaUey B[ hope 1 don’t for- emergenif Ido. I apologize wonderfI offer you thanks time I ai

dismisseilUs Brand Meats, caUed Nirs Coffec (Jerry), very mucf America (John), Such arold), Wal-Mart ple.Abiilley’s (H arvey). ALICEIts (Don), The Rupeit

r, playingtured environment, Cc

es has made good progre lly setting that helps diUd Ils ing on post traum atic: es nized attachment. Ado !’s purchase of services w :h- build on his progress.Iio Cotey is avaUaUe Co( id the State of Oregoo. Fo te don, caU the Idaho Ca ic- 2588.

ENTS —md. Johnston

WinniiVlcate Bridge north/s<I iirhMintn BwgeSSiswm ers- MaiyKi<5 - The M agic third, Hate Bridge C lub and fligh*kly winners. Pierson.ie d ub champi- were: fiiMarch 14 were: Max Thaton and Peggy Matilyn 1nd, Ched and Francesithird, Howard T h ed t

er; and fourth, Monday;r and Max p jn . eve

andSatuilarch 16 were: Bridge CKay Higer. sec* Twin Fe

;ess and R iley served. 1iiyK ieolenand 200a nd fourth, J ( ^ssieLingnaw. VMbodRI le du b champi-k la r d i lS w e ^ ItS W imchell and Sam HAILEind, Sidonia announceknsH nneyand Wimietand S helley noonaessi

Center we d ub champi- A, Sue Barch 19 fo r second, \re: f irs t, Jo y e Budi;sea!tty Frantz; sec^ and K irnn t and Jess ie Bonnielarold Bulcher FortiD;aDand f lig h t B. DelLaFac

ind M ary L ee Wfamairs for e a s t fw ^ D avid £

— ISbISed; th ird , Qse Albanand m y ; a n i flight Jeanne n J and Joyce Winnei

Y^ T H S N K Sth side News, The Timcs-News Paul’s Lutheran Church. th« io stations tha t aired our ad: I the people who helped cool I serve - Helen Otton. Hem ers; Tom and Xois Vaughn olyn Church, Warren Myers ta Moreno, Megan Harbaugh n G raham , A ngie Moreno, ley McKean - and aU the peo who came and contributed to fund.ou are aU appreciated very :h. From th e bottom of my rt, I say thank you very much. EVERLY MEYERS

s appreciates help for her band during emergeflcyB c e n t ly r in y 'h u s b a ir d l^ t ing in th e S nake R iver yon. H e became Ul and could cUmb out. His fishing parmer bed up and went to a phone caUed for help, la n k s to J e ro m e County iff Jim Weaver for p la iu ^g re sc u e and to Twin Falls Ity deputy M att Eden for his . Thanks, too. to the search rescue ream, the paramedics, h e lico p te r p ilo ts and the rgency room personnel. We nend everyone involved for weU'done.

so, m any th a n k s to Doris eron and Tiffany Eden; we always remember the Und- o f each and every one of

INES KING inFalls

Ht woman tiianks good to for care during innessould Uke to publidy thank em ployees - a t G ary’s

land Motors in Twin FaUs le exceUent care they gave !cently when I needed to go : emergency'room, iig thank you to the caring houghtful young man who the van; also the genUeman

ook the dme to caU Norman, d also Uke to thank aU the s and doctors at the Magic y Re^onal Medical Center gency room who took such erful care of me from the I arrived to the dm e I was ssed. Also to the nurse vrfio 1 Norman. Both calls were nuch appreciated, h a wonderful bunch of peo- big thank you to aU of you.

ICEFERRIN >ert

5 piano FCorey does weU. He

gress in a residential tUdren who are work*3C stress and disorga- Ldopdon subsidy and s wiU h d p his famUyLfor adopdoo through

. For contact infonna- CareUne, 1-800-926*

aotLn n ers for M ar. 20 fo r i/sou th w ere: f irs t. Herb !ss and Riley Burton; second, Kienlen and Evelyn Meyer, Harold and Renee Buhjier, light B. linda H x and Edna on. W inners for east/west first, Peggy Hackley and

[hompson; second, Ched and m Botkin; and diird, AI and esAngUa! d u b meets a t 7 pjn . even^ lay and Thursday and a t 1 !very Tuesday. W e d n e s ^ aturday at d ie M a ^ VaUey e C enter, 246 Palls AVe., F a lls . R efreshm en t are

d. For a partner, caU 324-

I River Bridgeanoinces nnenfDrwaek[LEY -W ood River Bridge need its w e e )^ winners, nets for die Ihundaiy after- essioQ played a t the Bailcer r were: nocthteudi: first in e Binz and Gayle Medley; d. WiU Van E n and Jolm teoood in B, Batbaia Aken i rm n Lumjddi^ first in C, e W ilson a n d E leanor ^ s e o o o d in Q B i ig i tn d

net* for eatt/west: fiist in A, S ellgren an d F rank

^ a e c n d . lin d a Edwards (tianiCocwin;fiittinC,BiD - and J d b i B e e ^ and aKood. > ndR o 0erForanan. n e rs o f Monday evening

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Generosity of others ,d° renews East End Priok In a y e a r th a t wc h ne nessed much tragedy an in, we are once again upli rs, renewed by the power j }h, - wiU of our communidej 10, people in them., so- We appreciate the gi to and suppon of many ini

companies and corporat ry have helped to make C ny 2001 a bright and happ; h. many area families. We'

grateful for your continu In OUT mission and our < don.

Br . We were able to prov baskets and gifts to mi 200 famiUes this year.

nt ce re thanks and grati e r everyone who helped id year. Thanks again, er CECILLECGRIFnTI ie And officers and boa:

bersty East End Providers lg Kimberiy Is» Donations helps Lost t Wages Night to sucole The Twin Fails Optim 'e would like to thank the )r ing for th e ir donation-

annual Lost Wages Nigh is a great success! e L atham M otors. E i- M attress , Barton’s 93, if P harm acy and Hal

M organ Je n o . Blue Cyclery, Canyon Sprin C ourse, C laude’s : Creekside Restaurant, Di Mugger’s, Everybody’s B P en n ey ’s, Snake

* Davidson, Vano’s Cam k G olf C ourse, A Daj s O utback S teakhouse, < s K eegan’s, Gem S la te 1 B Tina Dickard, Twin FaUs 3 Extension Office. Cara

A dv en tu re M otor ii Kitchen Magic, The Co\) Cookie Basket, Joe Shaw1 S ide Bean, K elley’s Ni- Fam ily H air A ffair,5 KayBee Toys, L ittle 'R e: Zales, The Bon, Softwatr Maurice’s, Abbott’s A uto:1 WeUs Fargo, S trolberg !! In su ran ce , H udson’ss S outhern Idaho Frcigh> M ontana S teak i Amalgamated Sugar, Bi

Idaho and Cactus Petes. ARCHIE GOODMAN Presklent OpUmistaub Twin FaUs

rhursday’s 0

Corey Age 12

gam e a t the sen io r cir Hailey: first. Peter Gray> ■niompson; second, Larr , and Beveriy McLean; ai ; John Bush and Marilyn N< ; W ednesday evening I w ere north/south: firs I Currie and John Bush;

Sue and Ernest Binz; ai • ‘nmmi Pracna and Steve

I East/w esr winners wer A rlen Chaney and

[ Menendez; second, B ii^t ‘ LaFace; and th ird ,' McLean and Lany KeU^ ' W nners at die secdona• m ent in Twin Falls wei

l^ id c ^ a n d ‘Itmmi P raa Bush and Marilyn Nesbit, B ennett and Joy Mor< Thompson, F ran Maugl D ee Swartz, Shirley > U s e i ^ and Roger, and

M .V .N e w N « lg h b o ts l fnoi m u seu m d ire c to

TWIN FALLS - T he VaO^New Neighbors wUl m om hlylundieooatliac April 2 a t the Jade Resi 1719 K im berly R oad i FaUs.

J im Woods, H erre tt & d irec tor, will speak abl andent Bfqra.

To make reservaticns, c — Gritz a t 73^6159 by Sunda

Fcrraore infoniation ai “ ^ • ^ “ e w N e i ^

/ / /b - 735-3^88

m cs-N cw s

iers uplifts, . Providers'c have wit- f and sorrow, uplifted and er and good- ides and the

e generosity r individuals, oradons who :e Christmas appy one for We are most dnued belief )ur organiza-

jrovide food > more lhanmOLu.r_sin.i,______ra tf iu d e to ' '>ed out this

OTH

osticcessitimist Club the follow-

ions to our fight. It was

, E verton 93, K urt’s H a llm ark , uc Laiccs •rings Golf

S ports,:, Dunken’s,'s Business,

H arley ■andlerige Day Spa, le. C hili’s, te R ealty , aUs Couniy a ra Dean,

Sports,Cove, The flaw, ^ u th : N ursery,|r, Regis,R ed Hen, w are Etc.,Jto Supply, rg Leavin i’s Shoe's, :igh tlincr, ‘a k housc ,, BriCo of •s.

Child

r ce n te r in rayand'M ax'-arry KeUey »; and third, n Nesbit. ing winners f irs t, Vicki ish; second,^ and third eveFrickey. were: first, nd F rank rgit andD di , Beverly Dey.ional touma- ' w ere Steve tacna, J { ^ ' bit.Yolande [orey. Max lughan and iy and Ed m d Martha

fs hears ctorrh e Magic wUl hold its 1:30 aim. on ilestaurant, id in Twin

t t Museum ab o u t t b e .

is,caU Jeana*ay:-------------------n about die fib e rs , caU

For and abou ' che Latino i comniiunityt

- - Thr* Tirncs-NcMobile ]\ plans Jen

JEROM E - The C o n su la te” of th e : Consulate in Salt Lake visit Jerome on April 6 needing consulate servi

The consulate will able from 9:30 a.m. un a t th e Jerom e Fairgrounds.

The cost of the consul ira tio n is 527. A om year passport costs $3 and five-y tar passpoi costs S83.

To obtain a registri tion. people m ust prt sent a dociim'ent provin M exican citizenship such as o rig in al pas: port, record of m ilitar service, official votin identification, birth cei tificate or official iden with a photograph.

For more information Mart Ser\’ices Inc. at 73<

KnfghtsofCofumbus dance this Saturday

BURLEY - The Knights of Columbus wil a dance from 9 p.m. t Saturday at El Dorado

Specialist about SS/

Several workers or tii< call me each week, and know xvliy all «)f their eai not appear on the Social caminRS rccord when th worked for so many years

Tlie issue of incorrect for Hispanic workers, e: for agricuJtural workers, 1 ed for many years. Hispj cultural workers, especia may have worked with Seairit>' numlxjr other tl­own.

Even though some old ers have worked for man' years, they leam lhey di not have 40 cred its o Social Security earnings That am ount is neede< (and usually earned ove 10 years) by most peopli to qualify for Socia Security benefits . If j worker does not have thi 40 credits, that worker i:

• not eligible for benefits. It some cases, if the workei can have his earnings cor rected, then the benefit

’ lower.In other cases, if the

cannot pro\ide proof for earnings and is not elig benefits, an option for low people is Supplemental i Income (SSI) payments.

In many cases, the w spouse also may be affec or in the future. This is es true when it comes to S ments and for non-dtizen! ly admitted for permanc dence after Aug. 22,1996.

A fter tha t date , non-< who are legally admitted manent residence and ha credits of qualifying cn work are eligible for SSI done by a spouse or pan may count toward the 40 of work for getting SSI onli

W hat should a worke there are earnings missit Ihe ir record? Try to fim proof of those earnings. Th be a W-2 form, tax retun stub, worker’s own wage n any o th e r w ritten doci showing that you worked

If wwkers cannot find ai ten documents, try to ren and w rite down th e fol facts: Where they worked

Singer hits cByLy«aMartinIW»tRt(MerMwwSef»lc»

MIAMI - In May Cdombian singer Soraya y ing high.

She had just re leased ; CD, "C uerpo y Alma' English version is title Yours"). She had more year of concert and prom dates lined up all over the 1

And then m got a cana nods. Swaya had Stage 3 cancer and she was facing ] itating bout with cfaemod: Pttfaaps worse.

VTithin weeks, her recot w ith U n iversal was hi

..Somebody d s e xnighLhavi ed tim e in an angry ran Scnya, 31, rose above theta r i f f

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Mexican a rome visite “ M obile Burley,e M exican T he bamike City will Proceeds wil 6 for those p arish oftrvices. CathoUc Chi ill be avail*until 7 p m. GrupOSfroi

' B oise perftisulaie re^s- JEROMEone^-,

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N o t i c i a s ^cer- andientification various Hisp

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t h i s w e e k tIUS ho lds JEROME

Lincoln Say night semse Spanish 9 p.m. on Fiwill sponsor Sunday.1. to 1 a.m. For more iido 2000 in 8674.

t answers qi IA and immitheir wives of employei

ind want to earn ings, iearnings do Security numrfal Security w-orked.1 they have These writars. be p rovide i?ct earnings Sodal Securit

especially ing earnings,rs, has exist- record. In sonispanic agri- could take soxiallym en, these documeith a Social What can ir than their vent earning!

rccord? Makeolder work- The name ilany ■ I

ded' your r

c^ial can i

emplc

Maria Gonzalucor-sfit will be and for what

the name andhe worker as that on ycfor missing number card;eligible for taxes were deilow-income Sometimesal Security listed as FICA You receivi

i w orker’s » and review ytfeaed now employer mus especially you by Jan. 31o SSI pay- C arefully i«ns lawful- Security Statanent resi- Security ma96. before the me>n-citizens birthday to wed for per- older and whihave a 40 Social Securitjcredits of ment is maileSSL Work Spanish copylarent also The statemeni40 credits ers who have

only. num ber issurk e r do if Security Admissing from To requesfind some Statement in SThis could incorrect earrturn, wage free number, 1e record or Qcuments Maria Con;d affairs specicd any writ- Commiinity Oiremember contacted a t 3following Vinnelt, Suiteked; name 83709.

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sy 2000, Hfti was rid- ■

ed a third W (the

tiedre than aomotionalheworld.moerdiag-e 3 breastDgadebil.lotherapy.

icord deal >*■»■■■*■»h isto ry . like this, i f t ju:

lave wast-— have to get thira n t. But *‘A o g e ru d ie ]

ceied evaytuiionetfiing to keep my bea

Mxjnsulate April'6 s

and, D^seo will play.: will go to the S p an i^ Ei )f th e L ittle F low er Church. iu

atromMldioacan, u taatfaltg ro iiiids d.IE - Cfupo Estrellas del P« ^mor from Michoacan, fclexico, will perform at \ p.m. Saturday a t the . lerom e C ounty P •airgrounds. **_ToBether_with.them . J " nil perform the groups,-os R ebeldes de )urango from Boise, and ^orazones Vagabundos.

Tickeis are SIS dollars md can be purchased at ®, ispanic businesses. “

usion Nortena plays ikend In jBromeE - El Parraliio Salon s Jn Streei in Jerome pre- ^3]w, “Ilusion Nortena” at PyFriday, Saturday and 3 j

•e informalion, call 324- jgg to

luestions. tno

iigrants |/er(5), dates w orked, I, nam e and Social latumber used when they hig

d©Titten documents must al 1d to Sodal Security. If •

irity can find your miss- wii Igs, it will correct yoursome cases, this process T* some time.. Keep all of

ments in a safe place. -L in a worker do to pre-ngs missing'from tlieir Jike sure: f ]le and number you use ^work are the same as _ )se on your Socialsirity number card. Il5 four employer recordsir name and number as ^)se shown on y o u r nei:ial Security num ber hoid. moiach payday, rev iew the: wage stub that your eveployer must give you epianother written docu- torjn t) tha t shows how \ch was paid, deducted ' whlat dates to make sure UnJid number is the same yoiyour Social Security slio

rd; and Sodal Security neadeducted. 2 ,1ies, this deduction is der^ , , her Mve from employer(s)r your W-2 form. Your phomust have given it to said31oraskyourforit. andly review th e Social aretatem ent th a t Social andn a ils th ree m on ths Kg-imonth of the worker’s at 1 > workers age 25 and who are not receivingrity benefits. Tlie s ta te ^uled in E ng li^ but a ^py am be requested. ^ent IS mailed to work- aive a Social Security S “isued by th e Social 5 ??ininistration. ^^ the Sodal Security ^ n Spanish or to report amuigs, call this toll-r, 1 ^ 772 .1213 . ■

onzalez is the public i B j cialist or Hispanic Outreach. She am be

r 321^938 or 1249 S. ire lOJ. Boise, Idaho

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Jerome hBy Dixie Thomas Reale

JEROM E - T he Bilii Education Student Organia (BESO) is b t ^ making pla: its annual Cinco De R&yo at Jerome High SchooL

At the celebration, dub bers perform trad itional dances, sing folk songs and popular Ladno music

It is one of two Hispanic at th e h i^ school.

The fie s ta was origina fund-raiser for the dub, bui is free to the entire student Members say it is their w sharing their rich cultural itage with fellow students.

BESO was formed eight ago. Hispanic students wan vehide to express their her and leam about other stud cultures, members say. Alth it was s ta r te d to expresi Hlspanlc'culture, Anglo stu soon s ta r te d jo in in g to 1 about the culture.

BESO d < ^ have other func ing ac tiv ities , such as se candy and Tiger pride but Eveiy few months, it also spo a hat day, w here students teachers buy sdckers for the lege of wearing their favoriti to school. On hat day, the ha the school are filled with bas caps, cowboy h ats and 0 unusual head coverings, money raised g o « to schoTan The d u b awards two $500 sch ships each year to outstan dub members.

BESO m em bers also do labor and money to suppor high school socccr team and decorate the soccer float for a al homecoming parade.

“It is a way of getting inv< with other students,” said B

Photos sh details ofBy Kevin Sullivan The WBtWngton Pott

MEXICO CITY - A leai new spaper here has publi: horrific photos, kept hiddei more than 33 years, that pro the most graphic documentf ever of one of the most pai episodes in modem Mexican tory.

More than a dozen black- w hite photos, published ii Universal show th e corpse young people who w ere s sliced with bayonets and man nearly beyond recognition on 2,1968, in a d ash between dents and soldiers long km here as the Tlatelolco massacr

“These are the most horr photos ever published in Mexi a id Hmiero Aridjis, a noted | Uld activist. He said the ph are proof tliat former presidi and o ther government offic iied for decades about tbe ev It Tlatelolco Square, which e sized a g en e ra tio n of yoi ic tiv ists and influenced »urse of Mexican politics.

Many believe th e Tlatelt nassacre hdped hasten the >f decades of authoritarian rul tfex ic o .^ p ^ ta iju p p o r t for

nddcn t Its 71-year grip on po

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nally aHit now' ' - ‘ '38It body^

It years anted a eritage,udents ^tb o u ^iss th e __tudm ts>

sellinguttons.

Offlem o(tl»BK le privi- BESO treasurer ant rite hat Medina, BESO hlsti halls ofaseball President Cioudi o ther wliy she likes the

'• ™ e (,ejp5 Hispanic se M iips. arsiups nnd help

coUese.-Asuilar ■nding a lawyer. S le sail , about where the>l»n»>= hopes she has “a I

ship.”Id help j i i e Hi

of America ( n n . , . o rgan iza tion , w

low graph 1968 mas

e n d e d w ith th President Vicente

The killings,lading avoid embaira.<(sirlished th e eve of theIcn for Olympics in Mexiirovide a rallying point foItation emics and other•ainful activists. The maan his- g o v e r n m e n t ’

refusal to acknow]k-and- edge i t, was thiin El spark tha t led ti

ses of formatim of seveishot, al anti-govemmen

an^ed g u errilla group;>nOct th a t dog the gov;n stu- ern m e n t to thiicnown day.cre. Throughout thirrible 1970s and into tlusdco,” - 1980s, the Mcxicard poet g o v e r n m e n i)hotos engaged in aidents “d ir ty war"Ficials against anti-gov-events ernment activists,I ener- many of whom traroung directly to Tlatdolid th e offidals recently

for the first time tl;lolco of tbe 532 people re end sumed killed in thiv ie in seen in the custo)r the*-' soldiers or police.Party, . Fox last month aer the cial p rosecutor tpower those inddents.

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f llESO attd FHU dobs at JenHne I and FHLA Wee president; anil Rli ilstorian. Not pictured are BESO

iidia Aguilar al>out gradithe dub. “The dub repre; seniors witii schol- Dirk 1ilps us prepare for D.C., 1ar wants to become Thesaid her grades are sponshey should be, and sente‘'a shot at ^ scholar- Symp

everyHispanic Leaders INEEiLA), a nationwide Coum, was s ta r te d six ship asrome High School “FIu e rra , a Je ro m e stude

hie Pr issacre kilth e e le c tio n of

me Fox in 2000. TheW by soldiers sent to

(Sing disruptions on MEle 1968 Sum m er appoiexico City, became vowe<: for students, acad- power er pro-democracy , proseimassacre, and the cers f(

owl.thei to

WMthe 1 / .

1," " R e p o r t g d e t M e !Sts,traced tiieir anger porr Jolco. Go%'emment ,apy ,

le missing and pre- r-ienc. tiiat era were last ,

Jtody of Mexican S J J " ,

h appointed a ir to in v estig a te

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dCotnuttit

} share His

ne High School Include Claudia / I Ricardo Perez, FNLA treasurer; 50 Vice President Sllverio Lara s

aduate who served as a fiel prescntativc for then U.S. Re; rk Kempthome in Washingtoi C., members say.The state FHLA organizaiic onsors several scholuships pr n ted a t th e Hispanic Yout mposium held in 'Sun Vallc ery spring, and sponsored b EEL and th e Idaho Migrar luncil. A locai FHLA schola ip also is presented there. ‘FHLA students get to me« idents from other schools i

*robe into d dllingsfocuKevinSuIttvanB Washington Post__________

MEXICO CITY - A new i poin ted specia l prosecutc wed to stand up to Mexico' H-erful mililary and pledged t jsecute any soldiers and off -s found to be involved in hut - 1.. . d re d s of disap

p ea ran ces ani ’ - ; unsolved murder

.:*!•< during the “d irt k V ' . ' . ‘ war” of tiie 1970 r , and 1980s.

■ ’ Ignado Carrilli Prieto , 54, a la \

r professor and foi■ ■* m er dv il servan

in th e M exicai I r . r * - - attorney general’ # office, said th a

“ it is not a ques r tion of them (thil e x i c o n o ta ry ) wantinj

to cooperate; thej have to.”

ormer members of the mili y, th e po lice and security ces are w idely believed tc 'e been behind hundreds 01 cs of to rture and disappear es during the govem m ent’i rty w ar” ag a in st le ftis t lists.

Never miss A e aci

Atencic✓ duenois de✓ personas de ve✓ promotores de

E t t o y o f t i i

Uamatmelxiyparat

C ^ ipuUicMhcaJajtm

735-3207

nidadtditor. Pat Marcantonio

spanic cul

P s.

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m iM M iI Aguilar, BESO presldwrt; Paola r; Edith Del Toro. BESO secretin I and FHLA President Brenda Pac

ield o th e r tow ns as wetep. about o th e r custon ton, tures,” said Paola Hi

ju n io r, BESO trea:ion FHLA vice presidentpre- She also ts a snideiu th tative on tiie Mayor’sIley on Minority RelationsI by of Jerome,an t Ricardo Perez, a fnlar- FHLA treasurer, lik

because it gives him ‘ee t travel and get to kmi in from other spools.”

disappearar ises on mili

Some of th o se v peared were membcii groups responsible foi

wly diers and police; otiiei to r ply poor farm ers, s :o’s teachers.1 to For decades the mil iffi- dosed institution tha un- public questions abou ap.' with silence. . nd Thus, many Mexic ers th a t a well-meaning rty can bring justice to tli 70s horrors of the past.

But Carrillo Prieto illo in his office, guarded aw officer witii a machint :or> th e m ilitary would in t with him and wantcid an tion deared. ' . al’s He said he was aw la t “enormous expeaatic e s - . on him since h is ap; i ie ea rlie r this m onth, i ing skeptidsm th at pair tey “frozen in the years

ta ria n ism ” could ili. resolved, ity P resident V icente to took office 13 month: of unseating the party ar- Mexico for'most of thi t ’s tury, has vowed to “sh ist on parts of our past tli

covered with darkness

c t io n ; T fie 77/nosWU

g o d o s -

entaslelnUes

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' pam ttrvMet. sutmtunaoiofrmost

unidadt r a e n d T im a -N e v n .

7 o 420-05063kEnglbh,tn».

P ageE -5 ■

ilture

tola Hernandez.»tary; and Editli PachMO.

w ell a s m k;toms and cul- H m m Ma Hernandez, a ■ V V ■

and I y g I

'or’s Committee ions for the dty

Q freshman and likes the club

im “a diancc toknow students M m

i.”

mces,ilitarye who disap- nbcirs of armed e for killing sol- tilers were sim- s, studen ts or

: military was a that answered bout its actions

exicans doubt ^ ^ ^ kling academic W0 the unsolved

eto - speaking led by a police hine gun-sa id lid cooperate itcid its reputa-

1 aw are of theations” placed 'appoinim ent

:h, and of the painful issues ars of authori- lid now b e '

n te Fox, who nths ago afterrty th a t ruled * Mr the 20 th cen*“shiine a light

:t that are still less.”

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LEGAL NOTIC“ JEFFREY E. ROUQ

392 F a l l Avtnu* POBOX5455 Twin F«]li. 10 83303-54! Talwrton*; 208-733^1or2(}8;733-'5500----------Altomay lor MmIc Val Collacllont & Racova IfK.INTHEOiSTRICTCOU OFTHE nFTHJUDtCb DtSTRICTOFTHESTA OF IDAHO, IN ANO FO

_____ _ THECOUNTY------------------------ o r r w iN T * c c 8 “

MAGISTRATE 0IVI8IC C asa No. CV-01-3112 SUMMONS MAOIC VALLEY COLLECTIONS & RECOVERY. INC.

Plaintifi.■ V#

MITCHEU ALOYO STEPHANIE DEE ALO'

Delendants. N O T IC E : Y O U HA B E E N S U E O B Y T I ABOVE-NAMED PLA T IF F < 8 )^ .T H E C 0 U MAY ENTER JUDOME

. AQAiNST YOU WITHO FURTHER NOTICE I L E S S YOU R E S P O I WITHIN 20 DAYS. RE T H E IN F O R M A T M B^LOW.

YOU are hereby notll that In order to defend i law su it, an a p p ro p rli

• lypad re sp o n se tnusi liiid with Iha above dei nalod court wilhln twe

this Sum m ons on you j you lall lO'SO respond iI court may en tar |udgmiI againsi you a s demanc' by Ih e P l a i n i i l l tn I

Complaint.A copy ol Ihe Compit

IS s a r \> e d w i th th___________Summons. H vou wish

soek Ihe advice*or r ^ sentation by an anomey this maner. you should soprom plly s o th a t yc wrilten resp o n se , il ar may bo filed in tim e ai olher legal nghls protect!

An appropriate typed i sponso req u ires comp an ce with R ule 10(a)( and other Idaho Rules Civil Procedure and sh also include;

1. The title and number ihis caso,2. If your resp o n se Is i Answer to Die ’Complaint, must contain admissions < denials of the separata t legations of the Compla' ond o ther d e fe n s e s yc may claim.3. Your signalure, mailir a d d re s s a n d te lep h o r number, or the signalur mailing address ond tel p h o n o n u m b e r o l yoi attorney.4. Proof ol mailing or deli ery of a copy ol your ri sponso to Plaini;!ls' attc ne^ a s dosignotud above

To determ ine whethi you m ust pay a liling ft with your resp o n se , coi lact Itio CiQik ol tho obov r\amedcoun.

WITNESS my hand ai soal of said District Cou this 29lh day of Augug 2001./s/Gerry Oaw, Ooputy Cle: Magistrate Court

PUBLISH: March 7 .1 4 . S ond 26,2002

INTHE DISTRICT COUR OFTHE FIFTH JUDICIAI DISTRICT OFTHE STAT OF IDAHO. IN AND FOF THE COUNTY OF TWIN

FALLS MAGISTRATE DIViSION

C ase No. SP-02-00256*h NOTICE OF HEARING (Idaho Code §7-801)In me Maner ol the AppiicaUonof . OLETHAMAYESUNQEl Por Change Ol Name.

A Petition by Oletha Mj E siin g o r. b o rn M ay 1; 1929. at Buhl. Idaho, no r e s id in g o t 2 7 7 8 Buc Brush Circle. Twin Fall

' Idaho, proposing a clian( m n a m e to O le th a Mi H igginbotham h a s bee Ilted In the above-entitli court, tho rea so n lor t c h a n g e in n a m e b a ir P e t i t i o n e r h a s b e a divorced for several yea a n d w ish e s to h a v a hi nam e restored to the san nam e a s her children. Tl n a m es and a d d te ts e s Pelilioner’s n e a re s t rel tives ara Janlca S. Higgi botham , 352 G reensbo Court. Boise. Idaho 8370 D ennis L, H igglnbothai 14229 Ivy S t .. A delant Calilornia 9230t; Patrtck H la a ln b o lh a m , P O Be 699.WandeH. Maho 8335 T hom as Mark Hlgginbot • m . Buhl. Idaho 833ti Such Patltion w a b t hea a t SUCH Oma a s tha Cot may appoint, and objai tiona may b t filtd by ai p e rao n who c an . In sue ob|tctiona, show to tti C o u r t a g o o d r t a a o •g a in s t such a cnanga < namt.

Hearing on PttNiontr A pp lica tio n fo r Nam Cnaingt la a t t fer Thun day. m t 2nd day of Mw 2002, at 9:30 a.m., or a toon ihtrtafttr M ceww can b t haaid In tMs cou t

WITNESS MY HANI AND SEAL a t aaid Cou thla 20th day of Marcf 2002./W RobtftaFbrtO w k

STO N EaTR A M O n>W Ru8aM aKM n«iBA aom tyforPM Hientr

■PO B ox83

_ _ I T WIn M h . 10 83309:0083

PUBLISH; MMtt) 28, Apn 4 .1 1 w id 18.2002

M H i iw # lm .T * F i

IC E LEGAL NOTICii

NOTICE IS HEREBY Gl\ provWons of lawa o( V>t:

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d tn ^ S o n w lU iH S r e ^ Valley foOowalowtt; overy . T h t flrat column Iste tha

NAME and last known AiOURT fourth column Hats Ih t TA )(CUL from January l .o l t h t del rTATE•FOR . t

_____PARCEL a ----------5 RPB72410S6014AA jSION 121 7lh Avt. 8

RPB72410580030A 309 7th Ave. S

RPB72410580100A

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^ A V E RP872410580t40A 320 eth Ave. S-Buhl

O U RTJMENT RPB72410640130A i■E U ^ 510 Oth Ave. N-Buhl i

PO N DREAD PB7241t240l20A T IO N 416 13thAveN-Buhl

r»tlfl«5 'nd th ls RPB73410650130A Ip r ia te 712 8lh Ave N-Buhl IUSl b t { desig-

tw enty RPB75210110040A 5 v tc « -o f-7 i2 BhMdwayWBuhT—you. If 1 nd theIgmeni RPEM41094022BA flanded sIn Ih a 1

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M to ____ 1____ j .reprt-mey In RPM93710066801A J uld do . Ft your K

e a n d RPK9161000007AA Jected. 607 Taylor S lW 3• d r e - K)mpll-(a)(1)ila so l RPOK7110000500A LI shall 3466 3100 N-Klmberty P

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CE LEGAL NOTICEN O T ie e o F P e N D w a

GIVEN lo ta c h of t h t ow ntra or d a t h t S ta tt of kW w, th t Couniy Trtast cfiasar. In tmst. of etita ln p rop tny d a M ta » a a h f lh a .y a « n 1008 a n d p vlay 17, 2002 a t 10:00 o'ctock AfvT

»M dtllnqu tn t PARCEL NUMBER a 1 ADDRESS ol tha r tc o rd td owner TAX amount: LATE CHARGE, hvo t delinquent yaar. and COST FEES.

DEUNOUENT ENTRIES 8UBJECi^ R P e O R P Q w w p a - ■ - n

trm aO ndo e317 13th Avt. N NBuhl c

Juan F. Torres a t ux BPO Bo* 523 bBuhl . {:

Roberto Nevarez BPO Box 205 LlBuhl (2

Jbaquln Rhrera B& Petra M Ruit uPO Box 461-BuN (3

UllieMUrie &PO Box 149 UBuhi (3

Jam es K Tayloi a t ux Bi416 13th Ave N UBuhl (3

Rafael Rodriquez e t ux Bt828 Sprague UBuN 0

Sharon Ricks ______________ Bi~ 124fla tfT A veE ---------------------- Q

Twin Falls {3-

Felipe P Sansores He24445 Central Ave LoTwin Fails (21

Joe Savage e l ux KliPO Box 373 Ta

-K im beriy ................................ _ ^ 2 1

Joe Savage et ux MiPO Box 3 h TaKimberly (9.

Jack 0 Hopwood e t ux Kir311 Spruce St w :Kimberiy loi

(2tU rry & Allison Laird KirPO Box 934 RaKimberiy Lol

(2C

Titlefact. Inc. Trustee TF t,for the Benefit ol Lot(Chaparral Homes LLC (29-

•Titlelact. Inc, Trustee TF hlor the Benefit of L ot:Chaparral Homes LLC (29-'

Titlelact. Inc. T ria taa TFKfor th t Benefit ol LoKChaparral Homes U C (29-'

Titlelact. Inc. Trustee TF hlor tha Benefit ol Lot (Chaparral Homes LLC (29-'

TiBefact. Inc. Trustee TF Kforthe Benefit ol L ollChaparral Homes LLC (29-1

TiDefact. inc. Trustee TF Klor tne Benefit of L o tiChaparral Homes LLC (29-1

. TiOefact. Inc. Trustee TF Klor me Benefit ol L o ll Chaparral Homes LLC ' (29-1

Titlelact. Ine. Tnistee TF Hfor the Benefit ol Lot 1Chaparral Homes LLC (29-1

TiHefact. Inc. T n js te e . “ TFWlor the Benelit ol Lot 1Chaparral Homes U C (29-1

Titlelact. Inc. Trustee TFk/lor tha Benefit of L oti Chaparral Homes LLC • (29-1

Titlelact. Inc. T aistee TFMfor me Benefit ol L otiChaparral Homes LLC (29-1

TWefact. Inc. Trustee TFWlor the Benefit of Lot1Chaparral Homas LLC (29-1

TiUelact Inc. T n istte TF Kfor me Benefit of Lot 1Chaparral Homes U C (29-1

Tidefact. Inc. T m s lt t TFKfor the Benefit ol L otiChapartal Homes U C (29-1

TiBefact Inc. T n is te t TF ^for me Benefit ol Lot 2Chaparral Homes LLC (29-:

Tinetact. Inc. Trustee TFfcfortheB tnefito l LotsChaparral Homes U C (29-'

Titlelact. Inc. T ru s ttt T F ^fo rtheB enalito t LotsChaparral Homas U C (29-i

Titlelact Inc T r u i t t t TF hfo rth tB tn e fi lo l LotSChaparral Homas U C (29-i

T itte fa c tln c .T n a tt t T fUfo r th tp tn tf i to f LotsChaparral Homas U C {29-1

TWelacL Inc T ruslet TFKfor th t Benefit o l • . * Lo(2Chaparral Homas U C (2»-l

TWelact Inc, T r u s ttt TFWfo rth tB tn e llto l Lol2Chaparral H o m aaU C (29-1

TMtfacL inc. T n is it t TFMferff ta B tn a f to f Lol2Chaparral H o m ta U C (20-1

TMafact Inc. T ru a ttt TFMfo rth tB tn e llto l Lol2Chaparral Hom ta U C (29-1

T1W tct.lnc.Tn«lat TFMlorttitB enettel Lol2C hap«nl Homea U C (2»-l

■ s ?Chtptrral Homtt u c (2»-1

T1MKLInc.TniOat TFMt o t » Benefi ol Lol9Chaptrrai Homta LLC (29-1

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18,2002

£ LEGAL NOTICEiM is s u e OF TAX DEED dalmanta of th t proptrty htrtinafl easurer as Tax Coltctor of Twin F rty described In dellnqutney tntriei Id prior resptctlvtly and In rtoard IM Further partlculara of s t f d ^

■R and PROPERTY ADDRESS. Tl m er. The third column lists the LE M percent (2%) and INTEREST. 0

—DESCRtP n ON---------- ---------Buhl Townslte NW 3 4 'Lot 14 Block 56 (36-9-14)

Bum Townslte Lol 3 Block 58 (36-9-14)

Buhl Townslte Lot 10 Block 58 (36-9-14)

BuN Townslte 'Lot 14 Block 58 (36-9-14)

Buhl Townslte Lot 13 Block 64 (36-9-14)

Buhl TownslteLol12Bk>ck124(36-9-14)

Buhl Eastmans 1st Addn Lot 13 Block 65 (36-904 NW)

BuW Invos|pr»A )dA «ri_____T o l4 B lo c k 1 1

{36-9-14 NW)

Hollister Townslte Lois 22 thru 33 Block 94 (28-12-16-SW)

Klmberty Turners Addn Tax D345 Lot 2; Tax 1900 Lots

-2& 4B lock4{20 -10 -18S E )

Murtaugh Tax Numbers Tax •356 SE SW (9-11-20)

Kimberly Tylers Addn W1/2 E l/2 Lot 7; E1/2 E l/2 L ot?(20-10-18 SE)

Kimberly R e asan t Valley R anches Sut>d a2 P h a s t 1 Lot 50(20-11-18 NE)

r p M a ^ ^ ^ le y Ranch Subd

'29-10-17SE)

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r r ^ ^ c Vtfiey Ranch Subd

29.10-17 SE)

rF Subd

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rF Magic Valley Ranch Subd. o l l 0 & o c k 729-10-17 SE)

FF Magic Valley Ranch Subd.o t11B lock729-10-17 SE)

rF Magic Valley Ranch Subd .0112 Block 7 29-10-17 SE)

‘F Maolc Vaiiey R anch Subd ,ot 13 Block 7 29-10-17 SE)

‘F Magic Vallay R anch Subd .0114 Block 7 29-10-17 SE)

rF l^ g ic Valley R anch Subd .o tIS B k x k ?29-10-17 SE)

rP Magic Vallay R anch Subd .0116 Block 7 V 29-10-17 SE)

rF Magk: Vallty Ranch Subd ..0117 Block 7 29-10-17 SE)

FF M a ^ Valley R anch Subd.o t1 8 « lo c k 729-10-17 SE)

P F M a ^V aa ey Ranch Subdx l1 9 B io ^ 729-10-17 SE)

rF Matf c Valley Ranch Subd XI 2 0 Bk>ek7 29-10-17 SE)

FF M a ^ Valley Ranch Subd .0121 B io^ 7 :29-10-17SE).

rF Magic Vallty Ranch Subd x l2 2 B l(x k 7 29-10-17 SE)

^ M ^ c V ^ Ranch Subd

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LEGAL NOTICE L

after described that under the ?6 I F a ie County. In aaid a tate la ries made January 1, <1999 or ird for which the d m t for r t- RP dtMnquency entries being a s 16:

T h t second column lists me LEGAL DESCRIPTION. The RP.o n tp e r c tn t ( 1% )perm onm 16C

2002, --------------- :----------- RP---------------1888-TAX-OUE »6<

S 221.64 89.31

140.00 RP

S 107.78 44.05

140.00 RP

S 97.60

140.00 nP(

8 643,1225®'’ 6140.00 RP'

S 583.50 235.14140.00 RP'

169' $ •488,92

197.02140.00 RP'

S 498.68 200,96, . 0.00 R g

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S 53.56 t f 21.60

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, 34,12■ 140.00 RP<

241$ 331,86 t f

133.74 ____,40 .00 n P t

TF$ 225.44

90,84 RPC140.00 259

1997 1998$ 27.56 S 112.06 RPC

14 .50" ' 45,16 169140.00

2.10 S 105.48 RPC1.10 42,50 170

140.00

$ 2.00 8 2.38 RPC1.06 .94 158:

140.00

S 2,00 S 2,38 RPC1.06 ,94 1661

140.00

$ 2,00 S 2-38 RPC1.06 .94 155(

140.00

1,90 S 2.30 RPC1.00 ,92 154(

140.00

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140.00

S 2,28 S 2,74 RW 1,18 1,12 tS 2£

140.00

S 1.90’ S 2,30 RPO1.00 ,92 153S

140.00

S 1.90 S 2.26 RPO1.00 .90 1551

140.00

S 1,88 S 2.26 RPO1.00 .90 1567

140.00

S 1,89 S 2.26 RPO1.00 ,90 1577

140.00

$ 1.88 S 2,26 RPO1.00 .90 1921

140.00

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140.00

’ !:SS ‘140.00

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140.00

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' $ ■ 2.10 $ 2.541.10 ■ 1.04 ,

140.00

$ ^06 S ^48 1.08 • .98

140.00

S 1.84 $ ^ 4 a ^ .98 .90

i4 a o o

$ 1.84 $ Z 2 4 ^

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LEGAL NOTICE LERP056010070340A Titlelact. 1613 AUantle St-TF lo rm e 8 <

Chaparn

RP056010070350A TlHelact 1623 Atlantic SI-TF- for the a

Chaparn

RP056010070360A TiUelad. 1631 Atlantic St-TF lorm eBi

Chaparn

Chaparn

RP056010070380A TlUeloct. 1653 Atlantk; St-TF for the Bi

Choparre

RP056010070390A TiUolact. 1669 Atianlic S t-T F lor the Bi

Chaporra

RP056010070400A TlUoloct. 1679 Atlantic St-TF form eB i

Chaparro

RP056010070410A Titlolact. 1685 Atlantic St-TF lor me Be

Chaparra

RP056010070420A Titlofoct. 1 1691 Atlanbc St-TF for tho B«

Chaporra

RP056010070430A TiUolact I 1699 Atlantic St-TF lor mo Be

Chaparra

RP056010070440A Titlefact. I 207 Yollow Rose Ave for tho Be TF— ---------------------------Chaporra

RP056010070450A Titlofoct. I 217 Yollow Rose Avo lor mo Bo TF • Choparral

RP056010070460A .TiUofeCL I 225 Yollow Roso Ave for tho Be TF Chaporral

RP056010070470A - - Tillofact. I 233 Yellow Roso Avo lor Iho Be rp Choporrol

=JPOS60T00704fl0A TiKotacf. (1 J41 Yellow Roso Avo (or mo Boi rp Choporrol

^P056010070490A TillofQCI. Ii J51 Yellow Roso Ava for tho Boi rp Chaparral

^POS6010070500A TiUoloct. ii >59 Yellow Roso Ave for tho Bei I'F Choporrol

4P056010070510A Tillofoct. Ii 1697 Sommer SI-TF lor tho 601

Chopoiral

^P056010080010A Titlolact. Ii 70 Lindon Ave-TF for tho Boi

Chaparral

)P056010080020A Titlofoct. Ii 582 Soddler ^t-TF lor iho Bei

Choparral

4POS6010080030A Titlolact, I> 568 Saddlor St-TF lor tho Bet

' Chaparral

»POS6P10060040A Titlolact. Ir550 Saddler Sl-TF for tho Bor

Choporrol

IP056010080050A TiUoloct, Ir 540 Saddler Sl-TF for tho Bet

Ctwparrol

1P056010080060A TiUolact. lr 526 Saddler St-TF lot Ihe Bor

Choparral

IP056010080090A Titlolact. It 529 Atlantic St-TF for tho Bet

Chaporra!

IPOSeOIOOaOlOOA TiUoloct. ir535 Atlantic Sl-TF lor mo Ber

Chaparral

1P056010080110A Titlefact. Ir551 Atlantic Sl-TF lor mo Ber

Choparral

IP056010080120A TiUolact Ir 567 Atlanbc St-TF for tho Ber

Chaparral

IP056010080130A TiUefaa lr577 AManOc St-TF lor mo Bor

Chaparral

IP056010080140A TiBefact lr 92 Lindon Av8-TF lor me Bor

Cttooarroi1P056010090010A TiBefact Ir 16 Unden Avt-TF for the Ber

Chaparral

1P056010090020A TiUelact. lr578 Atlanta St-TF for the Ber

Chaparral

1P056010090030A TiUolact. lr 566 Atlantk: Sl-TF lor the Bor

Choparral

1P056010090040A TIBelact. Ir548 AUantte St-TF lor the Ber

Chaparral

IP056010090050A TWelact lr536 AUantk: St-TF fortheB er

Chaparral

1P056010090060A TlBetoct Ir 528 AUantle St-TF fortheB er

Chaparral

IP056010000110A TK efacttr549 W rangltr SI-TF fo rth tB e r

C hapam li

1P056010090120A ' TItletact lr 565 Wrwtgltr S I-T F forthe Ben

Chapanali

IP056010090130A TWefactIr 581 Wrangler SI-TF fo rtheB er

Chaparrail

lP056010090t40A T W eftctir 32 Unden Avt-TF fo rtheB er

C htpa^lIP05601010001QA ' Tifltfact ir SOUndenAwt-TF lo r th tB tr

C h a p ^

IPOS6010100020A TWtlacLtr 578 Wlwiglar St-TF lor Vw Ben

C hap trra i

tP 0 6 6 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 ^ TWitoct Ir 664 W rarvltr St-TF lo r ts tB tn

C h tp v itf i

f>068010100040A TMtlKLIn BSOWtangtar St-TF fw v T B tn

0«P«Tril

P068010100110A— TUttocl. In 547 Sommtr St-TF lor Iht Ben

• Ch^witfi

LEGAL NOTICE LE<act. inc. T m stee TF MagicleBenantof Lot34Bkarral Homes U C , (29-10-17

a cf in e r r ro sw e ------------- tf Magic«B enefllot- Lol3SBklarral Homes U C .(29-10-17

od . Inc. T nrttee TF Magice Benefit ol L ot36Bk•arral Homes U C (29-10-17

a c r in c rT ru s te t------------ TF MagicrB e iw flro t-------------------ta ro rB X«rral Homes LLC (29-10-17

Bd. Inc. Tm steo TF Magic0 Benefit ol Lot38Bk arral Homes LLC (29-10-17

act. Inc, Trustee TF Magice Benefii of Lot 39 Bicorrol Homos LLC^ (29-10-17

sd . Inc. T nistee TF Magice Benefit ol Lot40BKarral hom os LLC (29-10-17

Id . Inc. Trustoe TF MagicB Benqlit of Lot 41 Bkarral Homos LLC (29-10-17

Irt. Inc. T nistee TF MagicDBertefitol Lol42Bk:orral Homes LLC (29-10-17

»d, Inc. T nrttee TF Magic» Benent of Lot43Bkiarral Homes LLC (29-10-17

ic t Inc, TniSlee TF MagicII Beneiil o l Lot44Bk:Btral Homes LLC.............(29-10-17

Id. Inc. T n;stea TF MagicJ Benefit ol Lol45Bk)arral Homos LLC .(29-10-17

iCt Inc. Trustee TF Magic) Benefit of Lol46Bk>utral Homos LLC (29-10-17

id. Inc, T nn loe TF MagiciB enofllo l Lot47Bk>irrai Homes LLC (29-10-17

d . Inc. Tnistee TF M agic'iBonelitof Lot48BkNirrol Homos LLC • (29-10-17

cl. Inc, T aistee TF Magic'1 Bonefii of Lol49Bk> iiral Homes LLC (29-10-17

ct. inc. Trustee TF Magic'Benefit ol LotSOBioi

irral Homes LLC (29-10-17

rt. Inc. Tmstoo Tl Moglc VBenefit of Lot 51 Bloi

irral Homos LLC (29-10-171

c t Inc. Tnjsloo TF Maolc \Benefit ol Lol 1 BlocI

irral Homes LLC (29-10-17:

c t Inc. Trustoo - TF Magic \Benefit of Lot 2 Bloch

irrol Homes LLC (29-10-171

n, Inc. Trustee TP Magic \Bonolit ol Lot 3 Blocktral Homos LLC (29-10-17!

; t Inc. Tnjsloe . TF htogic \Benefit ol Lot 4 Blochrrol Homos LLC (29-10-17!

:t, Inc, Tmstoo TF Magic \Benelit ol Lot 5 Bloch

irtal Homes LLC (29-10-17!

ct. inc. Trustee TF Magic \Benefit of Lot 6 Bloch

irral Homes U C (29-10-17!

rt. Inc. Tnjsteo TF Magic \Benelit ol Lot9Biochtral Homes LLC (29-10-17!

rt. inc. Tm siee TF Magic \Benefit of LotlO Bkx/ral Homes LLC (29-10-17 i

rt. Inc. Trustee TFMagteVBenefit of Lot 11 Blocrrai Homos LLC (29-10-17!

rt.lnc .T m stee TFMagteVBenofitol Lot12Bk)crrat Homes LLC (29-10-17 5

:t. inc. T m stee TF Magic \Benefit ot L ot13B hxrrol Homes LLC (29-10-17 5

X Inc. Trustee TF Magic \Benofitol Lot 1 4 ^rrol hom os LLC (29-10-17 iX Inc. T m stee TF Maolc VBenefitol L otlB kK knalH om osLLC (29-10-17S

rt. Inc. Tmsteo TF Maolc VBenefit of Lot 2 Bkidirral Homes LLC . (29-10-17 i

rt. Inc. T rustee TF Magic VBenefitol Lot 3 Blockrral Homos U C (29-10-17!

X Inc, Trustee TF Magic VBenefitol Lol4 Blockrral Homes U C (29-10-17 5

a. 1 ^ . Trustee .T FM aoteVBenefitof L o l 5 ^rral Homes U C * (29-10-17!

a . ln c .T n js t t t TFMtgksVBtn tfito f L olSB kxkrral Homes U C (29-10-17!

: l tn e .T tu s t t t TFMaofeVBenefitof Lol 1 1 ^m l Homes U C (29-10-17 i

: t Inc. T m s tt t TF Magic VBentBtof Lol12Bli)crra lH o m tsU C (29-10-1?^

t i n c .T m s t t t T F M ^ VB tn tfilo l ' L o t ls e iMrrai H o m ta U C (29-10-17 S

tin c .T iu s « t t TFM aoicVB tn tm o l U H U B kxai^ H o m tsL L C (20-10-17S% ln & T tu s ttt TFMH)k:VB tn tfilo l L o t i a o ^r ra lH o m tsU O (29-10-17!

:Ltnc. T m s tt t T F M id eVB tn tfito f Lol 2 d o c kiralH om taLLC ' (29-10-17C

lln c .T iu a tM TFM m Ic VB tn tfito f Lot 3 d o c kn tf H o m tt U jC (28.10-17 C

l l n a T m t l t * T F M u le VB tn tfi lo l L a t 4 l C ^n lH o m ttL L C (28-10-17E

4.lne;TruM M --------- ^-TFM iafcVB a n tflle l L e t t i l h Mm H o m tt LLC (29-10-17 &

----------- :______________ _______

EGALNOTICE LEGA)ic Valley Ranch Subd S 2.1 B lo ^ 7 1.117 SE)

g ^ a i l e y Ranch Subd ' S . 2.5

17SE)

^ i ^ l o y Ranch Subd S 2.1

•17 SE)

ll^ ^ a y R a r ic h S u b d - " ^ -------2 .(

17SE)

g ^ a l^ e y Ranch Subd S 2.(

17SE)

lie Valley Ranch Subd S 2 ,C Block7 l,c17 SE)

lie Valley Ranch Subd S ' I.S BkKk7 t.G17SE)

^c Valley Ranch Subd S 1.8

17 SE)

^ ^ ^ ^ e y Ranch Subd $ 2.B

17SE)

tic Valley Ranch Subd S 1.0 3k)ck7 1,017SE)

lie Valley Ranch Subd S 2.0 3k*k7 1.0 17 SE) ................................... -

Ranch Subd S 2,:

17SE)

lie Veltey Ranch Subd S 2.J Jk>ck7 1.117 SE)

lie Valley Ranch Sut>d — 5 ~ 2,: 3k>ck7 1.117 SE).

ic Valley Ranch Subd S 2.2

I7SE)

l ^ ^ j e y Ranch Subd S 2.S

17 SE)

j^ ^ i e y Ranch Subd S 2.2

17 SE)

: Valley Ranch Subd $ 2.5 Hock 7 1,37SE )

c Valley Ranch Subd • S 2.2X k 8 1.17SE )

c Valley Ranch Subd S 1.9X k 8 1.07SE )

c Valley Ranch Subd S 1 9 )ck8 1,07SE )

c Valtey Ranch Subd 5 1,9 >ck8 1.0:7SE )

c Valley Ranch Subd ' S 1.9: « k 8 1.0: 7SE )

c Valley Ranch Subd S 1.9i X k8 l ,a7SE )

c Valley Ranch Subd S l.S >cke 1.07SE )

c Valley Ranch Subd $ i,g kxkS 1.07SE )

c Valley Ranch Subd S i.g kK k8 1.07SE )

c Valley Ranch Subd S 1.9 lo c k 8 . 1,07SE )

c Valley Ranch Subd S 1.9 iock8 1,07SE )

c Valley Ranch Subd S 2.2 locks 1,17SE )

c Valley Ranch Subd . $ 2.18 e k 9 1.147S E ) ■

Ranch Subd 1.88

7S E ) ■ -

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: Vallty Ranch Subd S 1,88K *9 1.00 7SE )

g a l le y Ranch Subd S l la e

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7SE ) '■“

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r.sEi

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7SE ) .

: V alty Ranch Subd • $ 2.18 OckO 1.147SE)

: V aley Ranch Subd . 8 2.18 e k lO 1.147SE )

: V alty Ranch Subd S 1 J 8 c k lO 1.007 8 6 )

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140.00

. 2.56 $ 3.0a 1,36 1.24

140.00

2.14 S 2.60 1.12 1,06

140.00

2 , 0 0 - $ • - 2 , 3 8 ---------- T 0 6 --------------194-----------

140.00

2.00 $ 2.381.06 .94

140.00

2.00 S 2,361.06 .94

- 140.C0

1.96 $ ^ 2 .3 81.04 .94

140.00

1.80 S 2,16 ,96 .88

140.00

2.68 S 3.44 1.52 1,38

140.00

1.90 $ 2.341.00 .94

140.00

2.06 $ 2.44 1.08 .98

--------------- 140.00 ........-

2.26 S 2.70 1.18 1.10

140.00

2.26 S 2.70 1.18 1.10

140.00

-2 .2 4 - $ 2 . 6 0 -----1.16 1.06

14000

2.24 S . 2 66 •1.16 1.08

140.00

2.22 S 2.66 1.16 1.00

140.00

2.22 S 2.66 1.16 1.08

140.00

2.50 S 3.02 1.32 1,22

140 00

2.24 S 2.60 1.16 1,08

140.00

1.92 S 2.341.02 .94

14000

1 9 2 S 2.341.02 ,94

140.00

1.92 S 2.341.02 .94

140.00

192 S 2.341.02 .94

140.00

1.96 S 2,361.04 ,94 I

140 00 i

1.90 S 2.30 \1.00 ,92

140.00

1.92 S 2,341.02 ,94

140.00

1.92 S 2.341.02 .94

140.00

1.92 S ' 2.341.02 ,9*

140.00

1.92 S 2,341.02 .94

140.00

2.24 S 2.68 1,16 1.08 .

140.0T

2.18 S 2.601.14 1.06

140.00

1.88 S 2.261.00 .90 .

140.00

1.88 S 2,261.00 .90

140.00

1.88 $ 2.261.00 .90

140.00

i !88 $ 2.261.00 .90

140.00

1.90 8 2.341.00 .94

140.00

1.88 S 2.261.00 .90

140.00

1.88 $ 2.261.00 .90

140.00

1.88 $ 2.261.00 JO

140.00

2.18 $ 2 6 01.14 1.06

140.00 2 .18 8 ^ 6 0 '1.14 1.06

140.00

1 J 8 8 2 J 81.00 .90

140.00

1-W »• 2 J 61.00 .90

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140.00

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C h

RP05«010100t30A Tid 1577 Som nwr St-TF lof

C h

RP056010100140A Titl 1591 Som m er St-TF (or

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-------RPO5601O1100t0A-^------I t t296 Unden Av»-TF lor

C h

RP056010110020A TiD 288 Unden Avo-TF lor

C h

RP056010110030A • Titl. 280 Unden Ave*TF (or

C h

RP0560t0110040A TIUi 272 Undon Avo-TF lor

C h

RP056010110050A Titii 1S60 Som m er St-TF lor

C h

RP056010120010A Titli 210 Yellow Rose Ave for TF C h

RP056010120020A Titli 1670 Atlantic St-TF for

C h

RPOS60t0120030A Tlfi-------1654 Atlantic St-TF lor

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RPC56010120040A TiH) 1642 AUantic St-TF lor

Chj

RP056010120050A Titli 1630 Atlantic St-TF lor

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RPOS6010120060A Titli 1635 W/ranfller-TF for i

Chi

RPOS6010120070A Titli 1643WmnBl6f-TF fori

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RP056010120080A TiH( 1655Wtonglor-TF lori

Chi

RP056010120090A Titl( 1673 Wrangler Sl lor i

Chd

RPOS6010120100A Title 230 Yellow Rose Ave for t TP cu t

RP056010130010A TiUe 256 Yellow Rose Avo fort TF Cha

RP056010130020A Title 1676 Wrangler St-TF lo rt

Cha

RP056010130030A Title1656 Wrar>gler St-TF le rt

Cha

RP056010130040A Title1644 Wrangler St-TF for t

Cha

RPOS6010130050A TiUe 253 Trallwood Ave-TF for t

. Cha

RP056010130060A TiUe 263 Trarlwood Ave-TF lor t

Cha

RP056010130070A Title1645 Som m er St-TF for t

Cha

RP056010130080A TiOe1657 Som nwr St-TF lorti

Cha

RPb5601D1300MA Title 1675 Som mer St-TF lofti

Cha

RP056010130100A TiUe 260 Yellow Roso Avo for I TF • Cha

RP056010140010A Title 1691 Sundovm W ay lofD TF Cha

RPOS6010140020A Title 1662 Sonvner St-TF for tl

Chai

RP056010140030A Title 1648 Som mer St-TF lorti

Chai

RPOS6010140040A TiOe 1634 Som m er SNTP fort)

• Chai

RPO56010140050A Titlo: 1626 Som mer St-TF lor tt

Chaj

RPOS6010140060A Titlel 1616 Som m er St-TF (orO

Chai

RP056010140070A Titlel 1602 Sonvner SI-TF lortT

Chaj

RPOS6010140080A Titfel 283 Linden Avs-TF (o rtt

Chai

RP0560t0140090A THIel 1615 Sundown W ay (ortt' TF Chaf

RP056010140100A TiOef 1623 Sundown Way . fortti TF Chaf

R P 0560in t40110A TWei 1635Sundbw nW *y (o^Oi TF Chaf

RP066010140120A TWel 1643 Sundown Way -fort^ TF C h^

RPOS6010I40130A THIet 1 0 e iS u n to w n W » y fortfi TF C ha t

R P 06601014014M TWtt 1673 Sundown Way . forth TP Chac

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E LEGAL NOTICEu s p a g e

Titlefact Inc. Tm stee TF fw the Benefit ofChaparral Homes U C (29

Titlefad. Inc. T rustee TFtor the Benefit of LotChaparral Homes U C (29

Titlefact. Inc. T rustee TPfortheB enontof LotChaparral Homes, U C (29

TttBiacrtncrrrostw—------- n ilor the Benefit of LotChaparral Homes LLC (29

TiHelact, ItK. T rustee TF ilor the Bonofit ol t^ tChaparral Hottms LLC (29-

Titlofocl. Irw. T rustee TFlfor tho Benefit of . LotChaparral Homes LLC (29

Tlllolocf. Inc.'Trustee TFllor the Bonelit of LotChapartol Homos U C (29'

TiHelact. Inc. T rustee TF Ilor tho Benolit of LotChaparral Homos U C (29.

TiBofact. Inc. T rustee TF Ifor the Bonolit o l LotChaparral Homes LLC (29-

Titlefact. Inc. T rustee TF Ifor tho Benefii of LotChaparral Homos LLC (29'

Tinolact. Inc. T rustee TF Ilor the Benolit o f ----- ----------- LotChaparral Homos LLC (29-

TiHelact. Inc. Trustoo TF Ilor tho Bonolit of LotChaparral Homes LLC (29-

TiUolaci. Inc. T rustee TF Ilor tho Bonofit ol , LotChaparroi Homes LLC (29-

Titlefact. Inc. T rustee TF Ifor tho Bonotil o l Lot Chaparral Homes LLC • (29-

Titlofaci.inc. T rustee T Flfor tho Bonefit of ' LotChaparral Homos LLC (29-

TiHolact. Inc. T rustee TF Ilor tho Bonolit of LotiChaparral homos LLC (29-

Tiuelact. Inc. T rustee ■ TF tlor the Bonofit ol Lot!Chaparral Homos LLC (29-

TiOelact, Inc. T rustee T F »for the Boneftt ol LotChaparral Homos LLC (29-

Tinofaci. Inc, Trusloo T F tfor tho Benelil o l LotChaparral Homos LLC (29-

Titlelact. inc. T rustee T F »lor the Benefit of Lot:Chaparral Homos LLC (29-

TiHelact. Ini;. Trustoo T F »lor the Benefit of Lot:Chaparral Homos LLC (29-

Titlolact, Inc. Trustoo TF tlor tho Benefit ol Lol <Chaparral Homes LLC (29-

TiHetact. Inc. T rustee TF Klor the Benefit ol Lot!Chaparral Homes LLC (29-

TiHelact. Inc, T rustee TF *lor the Benefii o l LotiChaparral Homes LLC (29-

Titlelact. Inc. T rustee TF Klor the Bonelit ol Lot:Chaparral Homes LLC (29-

riHefact. inc. T rustee TF Klor tho Benefit of LotiChaparral Homes t.LC (29-

riUelact. inc. T rustee TP Klor the Benolit of Lot$Chaparral Homes LLC (29-'

riHefact. Inc. T rustee TF Kor the Benefit ol Lol 1Chaparral Homes LLC {29-

nuelact. Inc. T rustee TF hor the Benefit of Lot 1Chaparral Homes LLC (29-'

ntlefact. Inc. T rustee TF hor tho Benefit ol Lot 2:haparral Homos U C (29-1

n u e la a Inc. T rustee T Phor tho Benefii of Lota:haparral Homes U C (29-1

rmefact. Inc. T rustee ' T P hor the Bonelit ol Lot 4:haparral Homes LLC (29-1

riHelacl. Inc. T n» too TF Uor the Benefit of Lots>taparrai Homes LLC (29-1

Itlefacl. inc. T rustee TF MortheB enefito l Lot6^laparrai Homos LLC (29-1

Iflefact. Inc. Trustee TFWor the Benefit of Lot 7:haparral Homes U C ( ^ l

Itfelact. Inc. T rustee TfMiortheB enefito l Lo(8Chaparral Hotites U C ( ^ 1

IV eteci Inc. T rustM -— - TFMor the Benetit o l Lo<9aiaporral Homes U C (29-1

ItJefacL inc. T rustee TFMx th e B e n ef ito l L oll» w p ^ Homes U C (29-1

Wetact. inc. Trustee TFM)^aw B eneftto l LMIataporral Homes U C (29-t

W etoct Inc. T rustee TFMvth e B e n eB to l Lott:3iapan«t Homes LLC (2»-1

M etact Inc. Trustee TFMvthe fiene tH of Loti: >iaptn«l Homes U p , (2»-t

Welact. Inc. T rustee . TFMvth e B e n em o f L o t ia«pifTal Homes U C . (2»-1

HM »ct.lnc.TR Btee . '.T F Mw th e B a n e tte f ------------------L o tih a p w n l Homes U C (29-1

H e lK lln c . T rustee TFMir t ie B a n e llo f Lot2heperrtf Homes LL C --------- (2#-H

ECORDOWmER K tlu tsneB M ber Rog

LEGAL NOTICE U

T F M a ^ V a B e y ^ ^ S t M S Lot 1 2 0 0 ^ 1 0 (29-10-17 SE)

TFMa^VsBeyRwtchSubd $ L o t1 3 B lo ^ 1 0 .. .(29-10-17 SE>

TP Magk; V an n RanettSubd $ Lot 1 4 B lo « 1 0(29-10-17SE)................................. .....

TTJite^W iDeyTianch SDbd---------

(29-10-17 SE)

TF Magic Volley Ranch Subd SL o t2 B lo ^ 1 t(29-10-17 SE)

TF Magic Valley Ranch Subd $L bt3BIO «11(29-10-17SE)

TF Magic Valley Ranch Subd SLol4Block11(29-10-17 SE)

TF Magic Valley Ranch Subd $ Lot 5 Block IJ 129-10-17 SE)

TF Magic Valley Ranch Subd $ Lot 1 0 ^ 1 2 .(29-10-17SE)

r p Magic Valley Ranch Subd $Lot2Bk>ck12[29-10-17 SE)

r p Magic Valley Ranch Subd $Lot3 Block 12 --------------------- ---------[29-10-17 SE)

rp M ^ ^ ^ l e y Ranch Subd S

[29-t0-t7SE )

rp Magic VaiUey Ranch Subd SLot 5 Block 12[29-10-17.SE)

r P M ^ V t i j e y Ranch Subd S

;29-10-l‘7 S E ) .

rp Magic Valley Ranch Subd S .ot 7 Block 12 29-10-17 SE)

rp Magk; Vailoy Ranch Subd S .ot 8 Block 12 29-10-17 SE)

rp Ranch Subd S

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rPM atfc Valley Ranch S ( M S.o t1 0 Bk)ck1229-10-17 SE)

rp Magic Valley Ranch Subd .011 BKKk 13 29-10-17 SE)

rp Magk; Vailoy Ranch Subd S .ot 2 Bk)ck 13 29-10-17 SE)

rp Magk; Valley Ranch Subd S.ot3Bk»ck1329-10-17 SE)

‘P Magic Valley Ranch Subd S.ol4BM>ck1329-10-17 SE)

'F Magic Vailoy Ranch Subd.o t5 B k x k 1 329-10-17 SE)

rp Magic Valley Ranch Subd S.ot6Bk>ck1329-10-17SE)

P Magk; Valioy Ranch Subd S,017 Block 1329-10-17SE)

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S2276E -Rog«tson &JeffDeato< PO B oxlO l-

r00010950040A Pantela Kayi i Main Ava. W-TF l57W ashlix

Twin Foil!

ro001095014AA Pamela Kayi Washington St-TF 157W ashlnj

Twin Fans

ro0010970100A George R B< :2ndA vaW -TF c /o R id w d I ----------- — -^4906-4210

r0OO1129O18AA JackT eaton 4th Ave W-TF PO Box 106)

Klrr Mrly

r3541004019BA Chrisfophori 17 th Ave E-TF POBox 511

' Mondon, UT

r00011420120A Christophorl SthAveW -TF PO B oxS tI

Mondon. UT

r00060171911A Shano&Oot sm Ave W-TP • 330 N eth E

St. Anthony.

ro011007t860A JosoJL ugo sching Avo W-TP 1059 Wirschi

Twin Falls

r075l0040030A Jose J Lugo 9 VWrschIng Ave W 1059 Wirschi

Twin Foils

r00110181820A ShorriBSchi Grandview Dr S PO Box 593

Ruport, ID

r00110181820T ShorrlBSchi Grandview Or. S PO Box 1017

Rupon. 10

r02610020060A Loland R « G Blue Lakes Blvd c/oLaVonno

220 Bluo Lok

r02610060tOOA LanaS& SC( Elm St-TF 169 Elm St

Twin Polls

‘0301001022AA Kolth & Shlric Blue Lakos Blvd N 154 Buchano

Twin Falls

0481000069CA Estuordo A C Blue Lakes Blvd S 298 Blue Lok<

Twin Falls

'10610010310A Francis M Eg Sunrise Blvd N-TF c/o RaymorW

347 Sunnso E

130100B0010A Robert Moyor 4Hi Ave W-TP 856 3rd Avo \

Twin Falls

130100B0020A Robort Moyor 4th Ave W-TF 856 3rd Avo \

Twin Polls

14610010060A RubyArlholK Witt St-TP (McAlister)

3680 Shormo

2081001004AA Virginia B Bro Bell St-TF 223 Bell St

Twin Falls

34010020050A John Kolly Ca El Monte St-TF 793 El Monio

Twin Polls

3481006000VA Ptiillp S Slria^ tivon addfoss-TF 23041 Avonid

Cariota «2t0

348100700HA Philip S Siriar Washington St N ' 23041 Avonic

Cariota «210

36810020100A KrtstineMRa Madrona S t N-TP 983 Madrona

Twin Falls

39010020390A Glonn Pulahl Polk St-TP 369 Polk Sl

. Kimbotly

39210010030A AngellnoMKi 3rantAve-TP 655 Grant

Twir Falls

40810070100A Michael G Pa I Chaparral Cr-TF 2778 Chapaii

I Twin Falls

44090010030A G REniorpris Pheasant Rd W-TP c/o Stuart Gre

20731 Exhibit Woodland HiC

5142O03O0S0A Stovo Koim I Busch Ct-TP & Groalor Val

c/o Dan Boort 791 Rim Viow

51420020050A Slovo Koim ! Lawndale Or-TP & Groalor Val

c/o Don Boan 791 Rim View

51440060040A Ray Carroll . Galena Dr-TP 630 Brisllocor

Twin^'alls

51810010060A RoxHodrk;k Harrison St-TF 341 Hanison

Twin Palls

5321000008AA Richard L Kla lA ddsonA voE 8050 64th Avi

Morcor Island

56810010030A Clyde Leo Bri< 2nd Ave. W-TF. 969 2nd Avoi

TwinFalls

9S14E100001A John Brush IB River Rood 417 Cherry M

Las Vegas. H

)St4E113030A JohnBntsh iA RhrarR (iad 417ChorryM

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aton Lots 6. 7 .8 IlOl-Rogorson (6-14-16)

Caye Thomas Twin Palls TiNngtonSt Lol4Bk>ckCs (16-10-17)

Caye Thomas Twtn Pads T« hington SI Exe SE 50’8 (16-10-17)

t Berks Twin FaUs T<ifd Berks------- - Lot 10 Block210N-Buhl---------------(16--10-^7)-

to rotux TvfinPailsT.1067 SE 1/2L0IK

Block 129(1

tor & Glynn SchoOo Twin Falls M i l l SW 50‘ x10(UT Block 4 (IS-'

lor & Glynn Schoilo Twin Palls Ti i l l Lot 12 BlockUT (16-10-17)

Ootiblb Kunz Twin Fails TtlE NE.eOAolTny. ID .03A SE SE

igo Twin Falls AlschingAvoW W g2.1S‘o n 1 I1152S 1 /2 !

igo Twin Palls CljchingAvo Lol 3 Block 45 (7-10-17NE]

Schmidt Twin Falls A<93 Tax «706 (.5} (18-10-17)

>chmidl Twin Falls A<017 T ox«706(.5) Occupancy F

« Gory W Hail Twin Polls Bi nno Rose Lol 6 Block 2Lakos eivd-TP (15-10-17 SV

Scott L Smith Twin Palls Bi >t Lot 10 BlockJ (15-10-17SV

Itlrlano Owon ' Twin Falls Bl onan St Lots 22.23 . :I Exc E Hwy B

A Cabrora Twin Polls BlLakos Blvd S Exc N 65' & Ei (21-10-17 NE

Egbert. J r ei ux Twin Falls Cc snd H Conover e t ux Lot 31 Block 50 Blvd N-TF (10-10-17 SE

lyors Twin Polls Davo W Lol 1 Block Q

{17-10-17NE

lyors Tv/in Palls Dovo W Lol 2 Block B

J17-10-17NE

oil Griggs Twin Polls Do) Lol 6 Block 1rman St-TP (17-10-17 NE

Brown Twin Falls Gat Lot 4: SW 20'

Block 1 (21-11

’ Carlson oi ux Twin Falls Me nio St Lot 5 Block 2

(10-10-17NE

iriarlni Twin Polls MesnidaOoLa N 1/2 N 1/2 0Ito U guna Hills. CA Block 6 {9-10

Irianni Twin Falls MeDnidoDoLa S W 1 5 0 'x l3!10 U guno Hills. CA Block 7 (9-10

Rackham . • Twin Falls No )naS tN Lot 10 Block:

(3-10-17SW)

Qhl 01 ux Twin Palls No>1 Lot 39 Block:

(9-10-17 SE)

King Twin Falls Oa■ Lot 3 Block 1

(9-10-17 NE)

Pottorson el ux Twin Falls'Pa uairalCr Lot 10 Block’

■ (14-10-17SE

prises, Inc. Twin Falls RoGreene Lot 3 Block 1libit Ct (29-10-17 SE Hids, CA

n Twin Falls SteVailoy Homos. Inc Lot 5 Block 3BOrd (3-10-17NW) 'low Ln W-TF

Tl Twin Falls Sic Vailoy Homes, Inc ' Lot 5 Block 2oan] . (3-10-17NW)low Ln W-TF

« Tvfin Falls St<iconoDr Lot 4 Block 6

(3-10-17 NW)

ck Twin Fails Suon St • Lot 6 Block 1

. Xl9-*0-’7SW)

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(17-10-17 NE

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is Townsito )t 16; an Lot 19 9(16-10-17)

is Murtaugh Addn 1100' ol E l/2 Lot 19 IS-10-17IW )

IsTownsite lock 142 7)

Is Tax NumtHirs o lT ax«461 .E xcN E SE NE (17-10-17)

Is Acre's Insido o lE 184,13’ of Tax

1/2 SE N E (7-10-17)

Is Conor Subd «2Ck4NE)

s Acres Insido >(.5A inSESEN E}n ^ ___________________s Acros Inside i(.5A inS E S E N E ) cy Roll 1998 (18.10-17)

s Bickol Addn Ck2rsw)

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s Bluo Lakos Addn >3. 24. Exc W 36-4 ry Block 1 (9-10-17 SE)

s Buena Vista Addn ■4 Exc S 17.9’ Lol 69 'N E )

s Cooks Sunrise Addnx k 1’SE)^

sDaughorty’s Subd:kQ■NE)

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I Garndors 3rd Subd'2 0 - X100' Lol 10II-10-17NW)

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I Oak Park Subd k 1 ^E)

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i Tcrraco Lawn Subd .OIS 8 .9 S 10 NW)

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9 R 1 4L ot210inQ ovn' Lots 'N Wf Riverside a t KRR) .

9 R 1 4SW 636'x952"SE

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9 R 1 4 126.iS W 66.

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C o n U n o e d o o

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r4OT00 saH w insurance Any timo afti

473.94 lollowing the la 190.98 Uon ol.this surr140.00 courtm ayenter

against you witf447.46 notice, u n le s s ;180.30 <inte you have f140.00 . <on response In

form. Including 381.42 No., and paid ai153.68 filing feo to tho <140.00 'Court ol Clerk 0

Twin Polls Cou291.06 house , 425 Shi117.28 N .. PO B ox 1140.00 Palls. ID 83303-

. phone number8.96 4025 and son/oi 3,61 your response o<

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426,60 G oneral. Indus 171,90 m ission . PO B140.00 ,Boise, Idaho 82

to lophone nun-134.64 334-6028.54,26 A copy ol tho

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lonco. you shou790.08 alely relain an i 318.36 advise you in Ihi:140.00 Dalod: Juno 2<

Twirx Palls Cour57,97 Court23.36 By Robort S . Poi

140.00PUBLISH: Marci

1.641.52 and28 .2002661.48 140.00 ADVERTISE

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roadat 1:10p,m,297,44 ularly schodulec

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83301,140.00 The work cor

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140.00 Contract Docui specifica tions i

M5.11 ore available alH259.95 Iho Twin P o lls140.00 Districi, Ollico

7 :0 0 o .m . to 4? ? ! '- ! Monday through

A n o n - r e l t140.00 c h a r g e o f T

DOLLARS (S2C e p p tica b ie sst<

343.30 b e m a d e lo r e i140.00 coniracl docum

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437.50 S ta te ol Idaho140.00 c o m p ly w ith S

Fodoral rogulotla161.56 ■ The Twin Fall: 65,12 District rosorvos

140.00 accept or reject bids o r to '.acce deem ed bost sul

289.0ti needs ol tho Disl116.48 Davo Burgess. D140.00

PUBLISH; Marr 28. 2002

289.06 1^5,48 s t i u u n i'« 0 0 0 TO: R o b i r tR ? .

dba B Bar Ranc i a c .17 You havo beo T t I M ‘^0 Stole ol idaf I n S n In d u stfia iC o n -' “OOO Hj P|ji„„n „ ,1

m e n Court in and IorM « County. Idaho.

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sation insuranco,140.00 Any time afte

iQT iQQfl following the las 197 1998 Q, ,^|5

117 W d f court may enler s M 135 W »5ai"St you withi

nolk;o. un le ss pi time you havo III

„ ten response in I lorm. Including

? In 'M No,, and paid m filing foe to the C

A yA M Court a t Clerk ol ^ Twin Palls Cour

I n S S houso. 425 Sho140.00 N .. P O B o x 1 :

Falls. 10 83303-C_ • phone num ber (

4025 and sen/ed -your response on

140.00 ,i„ .s a tto rney a n r t7c Joynos, D eputy

Qenorol. Indust m ission. PO 80

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« n a n a PUBLISH; Marcn n e x t p a g e A pra4 e n d l l . 2(

t i i2 t ,2 0 0 2 T kD e»M nn.T »leM

- NOTICE4M0NS e Selinas, dba JCkJng :> been sued byf Idaho, ox -

in the District lot Twin Falls

C ase '

ire of the claim ,J s J o U a i l u r i U 9 - ^ ^ _ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H irkers’ compen- ance;) a lte r days 10sum m ons, the .nter a ludgmenl without further

rss prior to Ihot ive fikid a writ- 10 In tho proper d ing the C ase '

any required the Clerk ol the .

the Coun.County Court- Shoshone

IXlolo-

bor (208) 736- a copy

so o n Iho Plain- ley Blair iputy Attorney

Com-Box

num ber

tho Summons can be ob-

)ntacnng-eitncr----------------th e Court or

(orassis-

ihould immedi- an attorney to n Ihis matter.10 2001

Clerk

2_________

nSEMENTte iD Ssealed bids (or a lC o a t ProiJCt red in U10 ollico Fails Highway 234 HighlandSt. Twin Falls. ^ ^

olovenn .. p revolling ■ ■

. I l f l’ o p o n e d and ■ ■p.m, at tho rog- ■ W mluled moeling.02 a t tho .Twin ■ay Districi ol- gh1ar>d AvenueP a lls . Idaho M k

, contemplated Ktho piacomonio n d s o a i o ninly roads. K mlocumenis wilhm s and plans) a t the oflico ota l ls Highw ay'ico hours are10 4 :3 0 p .m .. m ■lugh Friday.r e f u n d a b l efT W E N T Y ■

(S20.00) p lu s ■ ^s a te s ta x will>r e a c h so t ol cum onls. pay- nado by check, lhe Twin Falls is tric t. P lans srod by phono • 4 0 6 2 ; o r b y )St to Iho Twin w ay D istric t, la n d A venue F a lls . Idaho

ractor shall bo oquired by Iho s Conlractor's so Law o l lhe Iho and m ust th S t a to a n d ilations.Falls Highway

v o s th e n g h tlo iject any or alliccep t tho bid W . m1 suited lor Iho ' S j KDistrici,

ss. Director

\^arch 21 and

IMONS R yan Hinton,

ianchbeen sued by Idaho, ex reL

C om m ission, in tho Disiricl

I Ior Twin F.iHs ho. C ase No.

■0 o l the claim is for failure 10rkets' compon- ;■nco. ____a tter 20 days

9 la st publica-summons, tho ■ ■Iler a judgment H HMrithoul (urther ' ■ MIS prior lo that vo liled a wnt- ) in the proper ling iho Casod any required _no Clork ol trio 1( ol the Court,bounty Court- ■ ■ -------Shoshone St. ■ ■X 1 2 6 . T w in ■ m 103-0126, tele-..or (208) 736-nred a copy ol ~j;o on the Plain-sy a t Blair 0 . • _puly Attorneydustrial Com- ■) B ox 83720, M> 83720-0041 lum ber (208;

the Summons int can be ob- ntocting either

th e C ourt or lor Ptaintiff. '

legal assis- ; ihouki immedi- : on attorney to > n Ihis matter. >

l^ounty Distrfet________

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YOU AND EACH OF YOU SiOOoclock P.M .onThufj lale charges, interest, and County Countiouse. 425 S of County ConvnlssJonors0 docK A.M. or a s soon ih DEED convoying Ihe otwi encumbrances, excepl for to heieinabovo.

YOU ARE FURTHER NO 63-1005 Idaho Code, may hoard lor ttie purpose of ( WILL BE HEARD.

Auxiliary aids or services Ic May 16.2002 so that arrar

II you would like to know tt Treasurer's office a t 736-4

Daled a t Twin Falls this 21

Debbie Kauffman Treo'surer and Ex-QHicio T01 Twin Falls County. Idahi

PUBLISH: Match 2S, April

NOTICE GF SC DECLARATIOI

Filor School Twin Falls

Public Nolice IS horeby g requisite action ol the Distnn No. 413, TwinFalls school trustee election wiii 2002 C andidates miore! canoidacy^usi Me not lat<

Only those ciualified ele No. 3 may declare car>di( position. (5nly itw se qualifi Zone No 5 m aydoclare trusiee position. The purp< elect one trustee to servo I me date of the election oi Toistoe Zone No. 3 and o Trustee 2ono No. 5. TRUSTEE ZONE NG. 3: E 2000 East and 3950 North 2100 East, thence south thonco oast on 3900 Norti Sireot. thence north on : Soulh. thertco oast on sti Ihonce south on 22S0 Easi US Hwy 30 to 2300 East. 3600 North. Ihonce wost Ihonce north on 2000 East TRUSTEE ZONE NG. S: dislnct boundary ot its mii londod westward, thence < od and then 3400 North to Ihonce following lho easier Ihon Iho wost thon Iho non

Declaration ol candidacy tho Board ol T rustees nc 2002. Each declaration of i ol tho candidato, stato the candidacy is mado. and ii than Iivo (5) school districi zone of which Iho candidal

As providod by Idaho Co in vote shall bo counted un beon filed with tho Dislrict I desires tho olfico and is li duties o l school trustee Intern shall bo liled not lal< day of election. ;Under order of tho Board c /s/Juslin W. Lanllng. Clerk

PUBLISH: March 28 and

NOTICE OF SCHOO DECLARATION HANSEN SCHC

TWIN FALLS COUf

■ Public rwtice is hereby g requ isite aclion o l tho B School Disthct I41S, Twin maltfte annual school trus 21st day ol May 2002. Cc Declaration ol Candidacy p.m . on April 12. 2002. election).

Only those qualified elei NumMf 4 may declare car ee position. Only Ihose < T nisie* Zone No,.5 may i No. 5 tm stee position. Tho b e lo elect one trustee t o :

. y t a n from the date of Itie s ides Mithia trusiee Zone reside* wNNn tn o te e zone Trustee Zoim No. 4 and I e o M n f o l o w s : T n ie tM Z bne N e. 4 ; 6e( North « id 3700 East, (her thence nofth 5 mBes to Hk to 3900 East, ttw ioe south W M t1 /2 n M to 3 8 5 0 E « t, NoiVi, thence weet IM mit

.................1/2 rM to Highway 30. t' East, tfienoe eouth 3 mBei

WMt to 3700 East, thenc* which is 8«po in to lb * a |n r Tnt*i*« Z en* N o. S: B*<

1 North a n d 3700 EMt, thenc- th * n c * * u t2 m ia s tt '3 9 0 (

3900 E n t to 2900 North. , E as t thane* neilh 3

North. th*ne* w eet 5 m to : lntere*clion a t 3700 East w

---------------Dedanition^CM iakiiKYof Ihe Board ef Truei*** n

ICE LEG/U. NOTICEB v lo u sp ag e

Douglas E Share el ux 524 13th Ave N Buhl

B enFr**m anelux4 0 4 4 N 1 0 0 0 EBuhl

Jam ee WiUam Eversde 1870 E 3550 N

.Filer

— E Prescon------.-------

Kimberly I

Emil F Pike ol'u*3591 N 3 4 0 0 E Kimberly

Emil F Pike ol'u*3591 N 3400 E

. K Jm bflily..................................

. Tho Beard Family Trust c/o Danny Beard & Joy Beard 791 RimViowUVl/-TF

Emil Magnuson c/o Mabel M Swanson 4121 DeyoAve Brookfield. IL

Don Leonard Peters & Audrey Pelors 2367 E 2050 N-TF

Don Leonard Peters A Audrey Pelors 2367 E 2050 N-TF

— Don Leonard P e te rs - .A Audrey Pelors 2367 E 2050 -TF

RubyArlholl McAlisior 3680 Sherman St Twin Falls

ro u ARE HEREBY FURTHER NO hursday. May 16.2002 by payment and all costs and expenses up lo t 25 Shoshone St. N.. Twin Falls, Ida iers . County ol Twin Falls. Stalo c n thereafter o s said application car obove described p to^rty to said * I for any lion for taxes which may h<

NOTIFIED, that the record owner may appear in person or by couns of proiosting tho procedures usod

»s lor persons wiih disabilities are c irrangomenls can be made.

IW tho complolo doscnption and lo( 16-4008.

s2 1 s td a y of March. ZOOZ.

:io Tax Colloclor daho

^pril4, 11 and 18.2002__________

: SCHOOL ELECTION riON OF CANDIDACY>001 Distnct No 413 alls County. Idaho

Dy given according lo law. and me w ^ rd of Trustees ol Filer School 'alls County Idaho, that the annua! will be hold on mo 2 is t day ol May orestod m filing a declaration of I later than 5:00 p.m. on Apnl I2ih.

electors residing in Trustoe Zone indidacy for a Zone No 3 Irusloe lalifiod e lectors residing in Trustee iare candidacy for a Zone No. 5 urpose of said election shall be to vo lor a period of Ihroo years frpm m one trustee who resides within Id one trustoe who resides withm

3: Boginnmg al the rntersection of orth, thonco oasI on 3950 North to uth on £100 East to 3900 North. 'Jorth and US Hwy 30 to Slovens on S lovens S treet to Sth Stroei 1 Sth Street Soulh to 2250 Eosi, Easi to US Hwy 30. thonco east on ast. inonco south on 2300 Easi to ost on 3800 Nonh to 2000 East. :o st to Iho beginning.S: Beginning along the westorn

I intersection with 3400 Nonh ex­ico oast along 3400 North extend- Ih to Ihe eastern district boundary, islorn district boundory lo Iho south north to lho beginning, lacy must be filed with tho ClorK'of s no later than 5:00 on April 12. I of candidacy must boar the namo I tho lerm for which declaration of >d boar tho signatures of not loss trict electors resideni of the trustee lidato Is resident.I Code. Section 33-502A. no wriie- d unless a declaration ol intent lias rict Clerk indicating lhal tho person IS legally qualified lo assum e Iho lee ll elected. Tho declaration of later Ihan five (5) days before tho

Ild ol Trustees, lork

r>d April 4. 2002

lOOL TRUSTEE ELECTION ION FOR CANDIDACY: h o o l 'd is t r ic t m i s OUNTY, STATE OF IDAHO

by given according to law. and tho e Board of T ru stee s o l H anson rwin Falls County. Slalo o l Idaho, trustee election will b e held on the . Candidates interested in filing o locy m ust file not laier than 5:00 02. (Filih Friday p rec ed in g the

electors residing In Trustee Zone I candidacy for a Zone No. 4 trust- se c)uallliod e lec tors residing In iay declare candidacy lor a Zone Tho purpose o t said election shall I to serve for a period ol three (3) Itie election, one Uustee who re-

:one No. 4 a n d o n e trusiee who »n* No. 5 .’nd No. S a rs mor* spedlicaly de*

Beginning a t the com er o l 3200 Stenc* e a s t S mUes to*4200 East.> Highway 30, thenc* w est 3 mUes )Ulh tM ma* to 3975 North, thenc* last. Owne* south 1M mil* to3650 mli* to Main Str**t. »t*nc* north

K). thertc* w est 1/4 nda . lo 3800 oBes to 3400 North, thenc* 1 mU* ne* aoutti 2 mB*s to 3200 North.

B * S n ^ a t lha <»m*r o l 3200 w w * south 9 mBes to 2300 North. » 0 0 E aitrihanc* north e mNas on Irth. th*nc* e a s t 3 mll*t to. 4200 ^ tolowina 4200 E ast to 3200 Trites following 3200 North to th* s t which b Bt* point of b*aini*>g. lacym usi bi'OT n * Bw Clerfc' w not latar than 5.-00 on tha M h

5E LEGAL NOTICE

Buhl Townsite Lol 10 Block 123 (36-9-14)

S * c 5 T 1 0 R 1 4SW NW, Exc 78 ' X 268' Strip

S e c 3 4 T 1 0 R 1 5 1 0 A S & W o lU le ro lE 1 /2 S W NE. Exc SE1.5A

------S e c S T - IO R If i- - -

E 1/2 Parcel 20 NE

Soc 32 T IO R 18 NWNW '

S e c 3 1 T 1 0 R 1 8 NE NE'

S 0 C 6 T 1 1 R I6Lots 3 & 4. Exc N 2A: Lol 5SE NW

Soc 31 T 11 H 20 N E331.5-X660' ol SE663- 01 Lot 1

Sec 16 T 13 R 16 N 1 /2S E .E xcN E 1 .04A S

.. Exc E 40'

Soc 16 T 13 R 16 S 1 /2 S E

Soc21-T .13H 16 - - --------NE 1.4

Twin Falls Oardner's 2nd Subd Lot 16 Exc SW 14.15': NW 13.05'TriLol 19(2M 0-17N W )

NOTIFIED that II said delinquency ent lont in cash or colloctod funds of said i 10 tho day of said payment M lho Tro Idaho. I have, a s required by law mad lo o l Idaho for a hearing to bo hold c can bo hoard, at 425 Shoshono Sl N id Twin Falls County. Stalo of Idaho, y have boon attached subsoquontly ic

-nor or ownors or any party in intero jhsel. and if appearing, shall have ai sod in taking th.s lax deed. NO OTH

re available upon request. Ploaso coll

I location of any of those proportios. (

Friday prior to the day ol elect candidacy must bear tho name c torm for which dodarationbl car Ihe signaiute ol not loss than li\, lors resident of tho trustee zone

he resident.As provided by Idaho Code. S

ja ' in voio shall be counted unless j *ay Coen filed wiih the Distnct Clerk of desires tno otftce and is logalty

duties ol school trustoe il otoctc tent shall bo Mod not later than I

me 2002) boloro tho day ol otoctior ■00 The polling place will bo; Her

gym.' 9 /\nd mat the polls will bo op

I2 :00o 'c locknoonand8;00p .r 9m unjig, o( ,no Board of Tru [JIJJ Myra Millor. Clerk

. PUBLISH: March 28 and April 4 I of , 11.1 ■ , —' LEGAL NO

The loilowing claim(s) have booi ond beneficial u so of wator:

95-9111S'' AVISTA CORPORATION

PO BOX 3727SPOKANE. WA 99220-3727 . Point(s) ol Diversion SENE S4 CountySourco SAINT JO E RIVER

Bx- Tnbutary ToSource SAINT MARIES RIVER

'fV- Tributary ToSourco COEUR O ALENE RIVE

/ , Tnbutory To; Sourco COEUR D ALENE LAKI

. Tnbutary To Sourco SPOKANE RIVER

' Tnbutary To3S5 Use: POWER STORAGE 01/01

Uso: POWER FROM STORAQ

Toial Diversion:'“ s Prrenty Dale; 07/01/1907

Placo ol Uso: POWER STORA STORAGE TSON R05W S4 SE

o ' Romoiks: Claim is for right to Sl I”® generation of hydrooloclric pon

droeloctnc Devotopment Projec Ihe Fodoral E nergy Regulator Federal Powor Act.

95411■“ AVISTA CORPORATION

PO BOX 3727 SPOKANE. WA 99220-3727 Poinl(s) ol Dhrorskm SENE S4 CountySource SAINT JO E RIVER

Tributary To1 Sourco SAINT MARIES RIVER

Tributary To,® Source COEUR D ALENE RIVt 'qd TributawToh a Source COEUR D ALENE LAKI

Tributary To „ Source SPOKANE RIVER ^ Tributary To

Use: POWER STORAGE 01/01 Us*: POWER FROM STORAG

Total DIveiston:Prtorlty Dat*: 05/01/1941 Place ol Us*: POW ER STOR/ STORAGE TSON R05W S4 SEI R em aito iC ta im islo rrigh lto s I generatien of hydroelectric pov

00 droel*clrlc Developmeni Projec M 1haF*deraI E nergy Regulator ^ Federal Power A ct ^ Exceptions to a da im may be

^ 8lvd.i Suit* 210. CcMur D-Alen M anexceptfonf**ofS25.00.

KARL J . DREKER. D i r * ^

* • P u a u s H :M a ia '2 i« » i2 a .2 0

° ° n N B C n .T SCHOOL? • 1 W M F M 1 S C 0 U^ NOTICE O F T in iS l lE NON

N c r a a i S r a y S v S i '

in Z o n a 1 a n d « e n a (1 )y * a r ia n not lalM than 5.-00 D m on th a n

1,2002

LEGAL NOTICE Iof

991.02 399.66 f -140.00 «

237.40 I?J 95.68 S f

140.00 W'-

.296,12SW , , 119.32 «

140.00 g

.......- S - i) « . i »

571,18 230.16 «140.00 Wj

1.263.62509.20

....................................140.00 I*,®

435.76 175.60 Co140.00 “

vot56,38 ■ 22,70

140.00 fj{|

fon435,88 J ? ’ 175,64 Da|140.00 ^

25.52

- - s ^. . Ca.

M M .76 r j°

IW) , « . M c i i

I entry is not rodoomod boloro vs old unpaid laxos logethor with ME Troasuror's oflico. Twin Falls BA

mado application to tho Board TIC }ld on May 17. 2002 at 10:00 DA 31 N . Twin Foils, ID for a TAX VIC laho. Absolute tilio. froe of all tly to tho assessm ent rolorrod U

tho dati

itorosi o s dolinod by Soction obt. ro adequate opportunity to be tho DTHER TYPE OF PROTEST Jan

od. 20C

coll736-4OO0by12:OOnoon. Sl.iall I ana

os, call Iho Tvnn Falls County nar Tov

Sec To? to: Wa 1. i Cor 2. V---------------------------------------- 3

'loction. Each declaration of mo ol tho candidate, stato the 'candidacy IS mode, ond boar in live (5) school district oloc- ono of which lho candidato is

0 . Soction 33-502A.no wnio- P'®'ISS a Declaration of Intont has ' “I* lerk indicating that the porsongaily qualiliod lo assum e the „loctod, Tho Doclaration of In- ^ 9 'lan lourtoon (14) days (May 7, ^ flion. ' .H tn sen E lem entary School ^

9 open beiweon the hours ol 5?! a p.m. on said day.

______________ KNOIICE , ,Pboon filod based on diversion

9115PUI

7 .S4 TSON R05W KOOTENAI

Cdav

r To COEUR D ALENE LAKE Thi /ER ESI' To COEUR D ALENE LAKE put IIVER mo»To COEUR D ALENE LAKE sali .AKE Coiy To SPOKANE RIVER foil.

LolV To COLUMBIA RIVER 42 1/01 TO 12/31 164400 AFA acc 1AQE 01/01 To 12/31 Coi

164400 AFA 164400 AFA dos

purORAGE ond POWER FROM iho 4 SENE Avito Sloro wators for uso for tho a te powor of Iho Post Falls Hy- 5

oject No. 2545 a s liconsed by rog atory commission undor Iho tho

of ! RO

>9119 huiFin Tru

7 Fol; S4 T50N R05W KOOTfiNAI Tl

45- thai

r To COEUR 0 ALENE LAKE obli /ER 1r To COEUR 0 ALENE LAKE faili RIVER sorr To COEURO ALENE LAKE thoi JVXE oMr To SPOKANE RIVER Ind

andf To COLUMBIA RIVER obli 1/01 To 1 2 n i 60600 AFA OS | lAGEOI/Ot To 12/31 le «

60600AFA ed 60600 AFA inte

ORAGE and POWER FROMSENE b e i

to slor* waters for use lor the dpower of Ih* Post Fous Hy- /sff

olect No. 2545 a s ficensed byatory commlsston under tha PUI

b e Med with Ihe Department ^ sm Region. 1910 Northwest . Cl Uene. 10 B3914 togetrwr «vllh

AtKauc

1.2002____________________

OCDtSnOCTMU TwIOUNTY.IOAHO to ^lOMMATION PETITIONS LotiHAY21.2002 SITEN that lh*d*adBna for (Ing th*i* posltton ef Tnat** in tha f>c*l4toBlathr**(3)y*artonn----- 1riaimlnZon*3mustb*«l*d dasMBflh Friday prtor to lha day pur)

LEGAL NOTICE Uof the electkjn. (April 19,2002), ZONE 1: Beginning a l lhe Inlera district boundary and 3900 North East on 3900 N to 3400 West South on 3400 West to Kimberly F East on KlnM rV Road to 3500 Ex South on 3500 East and becorr^nf W ost on Center St..becomlnQ 37i boundaryNonh on the district boundary lo tt ZONE 3: Beginning ot Ihe inters« St.) ond US Hwy 30 East on Polk St. becoming 3750 N Notth on 3600 East to State Hwy S EastoaStataH w y.SO .toJho.dis«c South on the o u te m distrkrt bounc W esi on US Hwy 30 to Center St. West on Center Street lo 3550 Eoi South on 3550 E. to the d ty limits < West then soulh then on the cUy Hr West on Maxine SL to Main Sl. Nonh on Main St. to the beginning.

Declaration ol Candidacy forms n clerk's office a l Kimberly School Slreel W est. NomlnM must live In ! and hove a l le as i 5 s ignatures Comploled petitions to b e filed ' Board.

As providod by Idaho Code, Soctk /ote shall bo counted unless a De 300n filod with the District Clork ind loslres tho office and is legally qi lutios ol school trustee il olocloc mont shall bo filed not lal.or than I oro Iho day of election. (Deadline l<0 Filo. May 7.2002).>atod this 21SI day ot Morch. 2002s/CoihyCooporDIork ol Iho Board of Trustees(imberly School Dislrict >414

’UBLISH: March 28 and April 4 . 2C

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Tl DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF II

THE COUNTY OFTW :a s e No CV-01-4045 >JOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE J.S . BANK TRUST NATIONAL :USTODIAN/TRUSTEE.

Plolnlill,

iXELO DAIRY FARMS, a g e n e n SANK NATIONAL ASSOClATlO^ nON SERVICE, INC.; VALORIE I 3AIRY LAUNDRY SERVICE; artc /ICE. INC..

Defendants,Under and by virtue ol a Wnt of E

ho abovo-ontittod Court, in the s lated tho 25lh day of February. 200 ibtainod a Judgmenl end Decree c ho defendant Melo Dairy Farm s lanuary. 2002. in tho sum of S347.1 id Judgment and Decree ol Forocli 1002, in the am ount ol S354.55! :i .997,43 for a total of 5356,553.2 III nght, title, interest and doim of md to mo following described real lancos located m Twin Falls Count 'ownship 10 South, Rango 14 Eo! in. Twin Falls County. Idaho • ' >0Ctipn2: SW1/4SW1/4 'ogoiher wiih oil appurtenances, m 5:Valor rigtiis:. 40 shares ol Twin FaHs Canal c< :onilicate Number 33909.1 Wator Right >47-12249 lor .04 cl I. Wator Righi »47.122S0 for .35 dTho commonly known address ol

■ast 4000 North. Buhl. Idaho 8331' ibout the property can bo obtained It 208-734-1224.

I am commanded and required lo a le and to soli al public auction the iroperty artd appurtenances and to uch salo to Ihe satisfaction ol saic ind D ocroo of F o re c lo su re in i i356,5S3 24 wilh Intorost thoroon c iighi and three-quartors percent (8 ny foos and costs.

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY Gl tay ol April. 2002. a t tho hour ot 1304 East 4000 North, BuN, Idaho, lell a t public au ctio n a ll o r s a i loscnbod real property and appurte10 sold a s m ay be n ecessary to kmondod Judgmenl ond Decree ( lul in tho Writ ol Execution, with osts. to Iho highost bidder for cas no United States ol America.DATED ot Twin Falls, Twin Falls (

Ih day of March. 2002,VAYNE TOUSLEY, Shenff Twin Ft s/Coplnin Iko Maxson for Sheriff

’UBLISH; March 14.21 and 26 .20

NOTICE OF TRUSTEEOn JuIylO Ih. 2002. at tho hour

lay. in the lobby of First Americon' rhird Avo, Nonh, Twin Foils. Idaho. :S 0 .. Atlornoy a t Law. os'Success mbiic auction to Iho highosi bIddi noney of tho United States, all p lalo. tho following described real pi :ouniy ol Twin Falls. S tate ol Ida ollows lO-wit:.01 I Except tho Southwosioriy 35 12 ol Twin Falls Townsite. Twin iccoiding to Iho plat thoreol. rocorc bounty rocordor ol said County.

Tho Taistoe has no knowiedgo loscription of tho abovo-rolorencec lurposos of compliance with Sodk) ho Trustoe lias boon informed Ihi W enue North. Twin Falls. Idaho. Itod with the said real property.

Sakl sale vnil bo mado without ogording litlo. possession, or enc ho obligations secured by ond pi if sa le conlorred in the Deed of lOGER L. OREENUP AND SH/I lu sb a n d a n tt w ile, a s lho Gram in an ce CorporaInn III a s Iho Bon rust recorded A ugust 2 3 .19d9. i

'alls County. Idaho, a s Instrument Tho above Grantor(s) a re rtamed t

I5-I506(4)(a) Idaho Codo. No lei hat they are. or are not. presentl' ibligolion.

The delault Ior which this sale Biluro lo pay the amount duo und4 ory Nolo and Deed ol Tn»t..ln tt ^oreurtder a s lollows: monihly pa)11 S 7 6 3 , 2 ^ r the m onths of Jul Iduding to th* dale ol sale, toget md monthly paymento accnring. T •bligatlon securod by sato Deed oi ts prindpal. plus late lees. servic< ses. costs ol this lo redosure. ony i id by Benellctary to protect Iho ir: Iterest accruing a t the rate ol 9.591

C' e r with delinqueni taxes until Benefidary elects to seV or c

« sold to satlsly sakl obligaSon. dATED this 25lh day ol a i a r y

s/Paula P*t*r*on. T n a t Officer lor

»UBLISH: March 1 4 .2 1 ,2 0 and Ap

NOTICE O f TRUSTEE On July d, 2002, a t the hour ol 1'

1 the lobby of First Amorkan Title C kve. North. Twin Falls. Idaho. CHAf attorney e l Law, a s Successor Tne uctton to tha high*st bidder, lor c« t* Unit*d Statas. a l payabi* at tN Ming d*sa tM d raal propwty, tfa win Fans, S lat* of Idaho, and c

ots 6 ,7 ,8 .9 , *10 and 11 In Stock C lITE, Twin F tfs County. I d ^ i w*of. r*cord*d In Book 2 ef PWi

Mcilptton of th* tf)0V*-f*l*r*nc*d urposes of eomplanc* with S*dtoi

LEGAL NOTICE LE<th* in

lersodion ol the western 32S01 Hi wllhtti

Sakly Itoad regardlE a s t iheo l:ling Main SL to Center Sl, o t sal< 3700 North to tho distrkn RONN

^ wilh 0o th e beginning, . d a ry cirsectkMi ol 3750 N. (Pdk record

20Q100 North to 3600 East w as si

%50 Com pd boundary-------------- _ a s - o U

iundary 10 US Hwy 30 rnont I St. Deed iEast /^ccepiits ol tho City ol Kimberly The i y limits to Maxine St, 45*15(

that thIng, obllgatism aybepickecJupin ihe The lool District. 141 Center loiiuro In Zone they are Tiling for sory N

08 from the filing zone, therow >d wilh tho Cterk o l Iho ol S84:

Ktion33-502B no write-in Declaration of inlont has obllgat indicating that the person os prir t qualiliod to assum e mo fbes, c :lod. 'The D edarailon of od byin fourteen (14) days be- Inleres10 for Write-In Candidates l , 200

“S .,bo sole

DATI /sff»aui

•2002________________ PUBLII

: THE RFTH JUDICIALFID A HO riN 'A N PFO R--------------TWN FALLS

OnAL ASSOCIATION, A.M.. c

First A TwinF Ftrst A

era l p a rtn e rsh ip : KEY* Corpoi ION; ACTION COLLEC- Ouctiof IE BOTHOF. d b a VAL'S Un and D a 0 DAIRY SER- Idlowir

ol Twir lo-wit:

>I Execution Issued out ol Lot 7 ir e abovo-onlltled action. County 2002. wherein tho plalntifl thoreol >e of Foredosure against Tvnn Fi m s on Ihe 22nd day ol The 17.171.81 and an'Sinond- doscnp oclosure on Febniary 15, purpoS' 555.81. p lu s in terest of the Tn 13.24.1 have levied upon County1 of said defendant ol. in North, lal property and appurto- said roi unty. Idaho, to-wit: Sa: Easi ol tho Boiso Meridi- rogoidi

th e ob powor

.. including but noi limited t>y TOh PULLIl AMERI

11 company evidenced by 1 0 Cor|socurit)

4 cIs. bonelicScls. 199901s of tho property is: 1304 Home I )316. Further inlormaiion Fleet K nod Irom John S. Rilchio cordod

Mongold lo proceed to rtotico lor THE Ai lhoabove-doscribod real w it h n o opply tho proceeds ol REPRE Uld Amended Judgmoni ARE N in th e to ta l a m o u n t ol OBLIG< )n at the statutory rate ot . Thi I (8.75%) per onnum and ‘““ure '

' GIVEN: That on tho 9th S794.Sol 10:00 o'clock a.m., at Ihrougtho. I will attend, offor and until dcja m u c h of th e above- diargourtonancos a s d iredod lo PSf o '''’ to pay a n d satisfy the 2001,10 ol Foredosure a s set obligati lith Interest thoroon and plus a : cosh, in lawful money ol amouni

os andIls Couniy. Idaho, on Ihis I'usteo

vancodI Falls Couniy. Idaho dosuro 'I tnjst pii

Date: F,2002 FIRST

- ' /s/Moni

FEE'S SALE puBLIS)ur o f t 1:00 a.m. ol said ---------an Tide Company, a t 260 lho.. CHARLES C, JUST.«sso r Trustee, will sell ot Idder. for cash , in lawful11 payable a t the limo of OnII property, siluated in the A.M..C Idaho, and described as First A

Twin F35 foot thoreol. in Slock Firsi A

nn Falls County. Idaho Corpoi:orded in the otiico ol tho auclior

the Undgo ol a moro particular lollowir«od reel property, but for ol Twirdk )n6 0 -ll3 ld ah o C o d o . towil:I lho addross ol 361 Sth Lol 3 nho. IS sometim es associ- County

Book 6XJ1 covenant or warranty Thoencum brances to satisfy doscripi pursuant to the powor purpos<of Trust execu ted by Ihe Tn

IHARON L. GREENUP. Countyrantors, with Household AvenuBoneficlary on a Deed ol . with sa 9 . in lho records of Twin S a>nt No. 1999015711. regordlod to comply wilh Soction th o d tlep 'osontation is mado powor

mtly responsible for Ihis by JOI' huabai

ale is lo b e m ode is tho TITLE 'mder the certaln'Promis- lion, asn the am ounts caDed lor Amarkpaym*nls In lha amouni co rd e iJu ly 2001 through and 199501gather with late c5»ar9es INC.. a). Tha sum owing on the 1996. ad ol Tm st Is $89,020.51, of Twinvice charges. a tto m * /s THE Alny and all lunds expend- WITH :Dir securily interest, and REPRE591% lrom June1 .2001 . A RENntU the dole o t sale. O B U a DT cause sak l property to Thi

faiu re la ry ,2002. m onMlor Charles C. Just, Esq. S837.4

throughIApifl4 .2002 s * ^

FEE^SA LE >l11:OOB.m .otsakldey. le Company, a t 260 TNrd■iARLESC. JUST. ESQ.. 3 ^rn istae. wH s*a a t public T nist ii cash ,in law fiifflon*yot

l th * a n ta o fs ^ . t tw tD |.llu a to d In tha County of t e c n ^ Id daseribw j a a foltows

A aofB eR O E R T O W N .

c ad raai property, but tor ■< alon 6 0 - m i d ^ Cod*, p u e u s

JEGAL NOTICE LEG,I in is te* n a sb « en ln lo /m e d th e ad50 North. Twin Falla, Idaho, Is sor Ih the sa to real property.Said sa l* wUl b e ntade without co gardlng UOe. possession, or encunI obligations secured by and pun sa le conlorred In the D eed o l Tr >NNY GRODA. an unm arried m l Ih Ookwood Acceptance Corporal iry on a Deed ol Trust recorded :ords o l Tvirin Falls County. Idaho. Ql 006056. The Beneficial h te rest o: IS subsequenUy assigned to Chaa<

T l! li« e -lf2 0 0 1 ,.r* c w d * d ” ly’3 mt No. 2001013586. The Bonefic ied ol Trust w as subsequently a ss ceptance corporation. L.L.C.'he above Grantoi(s) a re named to c •1506(4)(a) Idaho Codo. No repreII they are . or aro not. presently r

r m.default for which this sa le Is

lure to pay the amouni due under t 7 Note and Deed ol T n«l, In tho iroundor a s follows: monthly paymi S843.28 lot the months ol O dobor fuding to Iho date ol salo. logomoi i monihly payments accnjing. The ligation secured by sakl Deed ol Ti prindpal. plus loto foes, son/ice c

IS, costs of Ihis forociosuro. any am by Beneficiary lo protect moIr so<

>rosl occnjing a l tho role of 13.250 2001. logomer wim delinquent toxt

rho Beneficiary elects to sell or cau sold to satisfy soid obligation. >ATED th is 22nd day of Febmary. 2 ®aulo Petorson. Trust Olficor for Ch

'BUSH: March 28. April 4.11 and 1

■ NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S FA-13331

On tho 25th day ol Ju n e . 2002, ai of said day. (rocognizod local tm

st American Tlllo Company. 260 i in Falls, in tho County of Twin Fot st Amohcon Title Com pany'ol Ida: rporalion. a s succosso r trusloo, :tion. lo lhe highost bkldor, for cash.I United S tales, all payable a t tho owing doscnbod roal proporty. silu; Twin Falls, S tate of Idaho, and do: Ml:7 in Btock 8 ol TWIN FALLS TOW

unty. Idaho, according to tho Imal i rool recorded in Book 1 61 Plats. ( in Falls County. Idaho.The Toisloo has no knowlodgo of wnption of mo above relerenced re. p oses ol compliance with Soction 6i

T rustee has boon informed that jnty A ssessors olfice. tho addross c rth. Twin Falls. Idaho, is sometimi d roal property.

Said solo will bo made without cov aiding litio, possession or oncumi> o b lig a t io n s e c u r e d by a n d | vor of sa le conforrod m Iho deed TONI D. RACKEY, a single woma LLMAN, a s in g le w om an, a s gr ERICAN TITLE COMPANY OF 10^ Corporation, a s sud:ossor trustee. I unty of First Federal Sav ings Banl teliciary. recorded March 24.1999. )9005472 . end a ssig n e d to W as me L oans. Inc.. su c ce sso r In lnte< e t Mortgage Corp., os benoliciary, dod April 29, 1999. a s Instniment ngage Records of Twin Foils Count E ABOVE GRANTORS ARE NAl^ TH SECTION 45-1506(4)(A), ID PRESENTATION IS MADE THAT E NOT. PRESENTLY RESPONS LIGATION,The dolault lor which mis sa te is

are to pay when due. undor Deed nthly payments for Prindpal. Interes 94.91. d u o por m onlh lor th e me Xigh December. 2001 ond all sub:II dalo of sale or roinstatomonl. w irgo accruing a t 531.79. v^m intere annum, and continuing to accrue 1

)1, Tho principal balanco owing as igation socuiod by said Oood of Tr s accruing intorost, costs and advan ounts are now duo. together with ac iind intorest. unpaid ond acciumg tai sleo's foes , aitornoy s foes, and icod 10 proiocl Iho socunty associa suro and Ihat tho benoliciary elects t it pioperty to bo sold to satisfy said io: February 19.2002IST AMERICAN TITLE COMPANY i lonino Cole. Trust Office

BUSH: March 7 .14 .21 and 2 9 .20C

NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S FA-13285

On the 25th day ol Ju n e . 2002. aA., ol said day. (recognized tocal tin51 American Title Company. 260 : in Falls, in Iho Couniy of Twin Fal SI American Tillo Company ol Ida rporotion. a s succosso r trustee. »ion, to tho highost bidder, for cash. I Uniiod Statos . all payable a t the owing doscribod teal proporty. situ Twin Falls. Slato ol Idaho, and do:Alil:: 3 in BkKk 4 of CRAWFORD ADC unty. Idaho, according to m e plat tt Dk 6 of Plats, Pago 50. records ol & Tho Trusloo h a s no knowlodgo ol ictipUon of mo above referenced ro p oses ol compliance wim Sectton 6

T rustee h a s be en informed that unty A ssiissors office, the address e n u e ; Tw in F a lls ; Idaho. Is sonii 1 said roal property.Sakl sa le will be m ade vnthout co-

larding title, possosston or encum> o b lig a t io n s e c u r e d by a n d | vor of sa le conferred In the de ed JOHN L. HAYDEN JR a n d PEN iband a n d wif*, os grantors, to F LE COMPANY OF IDAHO. INC.. i I. as succossor tmste*. tor the ben larlcan.M ortgaga o f Idaho, tnc^ rded N o v * m b * r 2 9 .1 9 9 5 . a s 15010563. and a ssigned to HOUI

a s benellda ty. by assignm ent i « . a s Instmment No. 1996012972. rwin Fans County. Waho. 'E ABOVE G R A m O R S ARE NAM TH SECTIO N 4S-1S06(4)(A), ID PRESENTATION IS MADE THAI E NOT. PRESENTLY RESPO N ! UGATION.Tha default for which this sato Is

jre to pay whan du*. under D**d mtiK payments for Principal, lnJ*ra« 17.42, du* p*r month for th rm i lugh Decsmbcr, 2001 and January, luent payments until dat* ot sala on ontily late charge accniing at m s irges ara du* In tha amowt ol $72 ruing a t a.375% p*r annum, and ct n S epton^ .1 ,2001. Thepilndptf his data on th* obUgatton socurec at is S83.96a.74, piua accniing Ir ances. Ai dainquent wnounts ara 1 accruing lata chargcs and inte lUng taxw, aaaeeaments. buatH kandanyantourta advancadtoG odatad w » N a tocKioaura m l th :ts to §*■ or causa ttto trust prop sfy said oMgtfton. rF ebnj«tyl9,2002 ST AMERiCAN TTTl£ COMPANY •o(ilnaCota.TnjstOfllca----- ------ -

3USH: Hard) 7 .1 4 .2 1 and 2 0 .20(

y

BAL NOTICE LEGAIaddress ol 2306 Eaat IKVITAT lometlmes associated The Farm I

(FSA ) Is ncovenant o r w ananty bkis tor tod um brances to sattsly fo r a a r ln l iirsuant,to the power p h o lo g ra f T rust executed by southwest t n a n , a s the Grantor, y o u a r e li ration a s lhe Benefi- submitting i April 6 , 2001, in the Ada. Washi

10. a s Instniment No. G em , Valli to l said Deed ol Tmst y h a e . C a r IS* M anhattan T rust G ooding. < IS Tnistee U/A deled, and U ncdr r 3 0 ,-2 0 0 f ,a s ln s tn t* -h a v e a -v a l ficial inlorest of said pltots tk:eni isslgned to Oakivood lac t Harolc

Q oodlno/C0 comply with Sectton FSA O llce Hesontailon Is made A venue. 0 f responsible for mis 03330 . o r i

fox 034-432 is lo be made Is the submitted I ir tho certain Promis- . business. F 10 am ounts called for 2002. The 'monls in mo amount Departmeni ier 2001 through and (USDA) prc hor with late charges nation In ai he sum owing on the and acthrltic Trust is S74.213.02. o f r a c e . ci

) charges, attorney's o rig in , g e r m d all funds expend- a g e . d isab security inlorest, a n d ' beliefs, sex 50% from September andmarlloli u o s until mo date of (N ot all pn

applytoaD iause sato property to

PUBLISH:.2002 , 1 7 .1 8 .1 9 .Charies C, Just. Esq. 24. 25, 26.

2002118,2002 ----------------

_______________________ INWTATl

'S SA L E T heG ow Distrid *23

, at tho hour ol 10:00 bidsforalfaltime), in mo Office of Soalod b’d3 3rd Avonuo North, or dollverod^olls. Stale of Idaho, School Distrdaho. inc,. an Idaho address beli0 . will soil a t public received uni sh.inlowfulmonoyol Fridoy. Apr ho limo of sa le, tho opened a t tti iluatod in the Couniy The crop i Joscnbed a s lollows. the stum p 's

enlertalnedfIWNSITE. Twin Falls with preleriBl and amended plat the bid for th

pago 7. rccords ol For c o ^ cations, proc

of a more particular fo rm a tio n ,real property, but fot S chool Disi60 -ll3 ldahoC odo . 507ldahoSiiat according to the ID 8 3 3 3 0 cs 012119th Avenue (208)934~«mes associated wim of Tnistees

bids on April:ovonant or worranty a t a Regularimbrancos to satisfy Meeting ol tld p u r s u a n t lo lh e tridB oa tdo l3d of trust executed Board ot Trun a n end ERTHA M. the right to agran tors, to FIRST any arxl all bDAHO. INC.. an Ida- ' No bidder1. lor the benefit and his bid after I m k o l Twin Falls, as th e o p e n in 19. a s Insiniment No. b e lo re the a s h in g to n M utual Controct. ur itefeet by merger to d e l a y e d I ry, by assignment re- exceeding th mt No. 1999008162, Doted thi mty. Idaho. Match 2002 ^MED TO COMPLY K am ^ fl-S ^ ID A H O C O D E .n o Distn^Clorif AT THEY ARE. ORNSIBLE f o r t h i s PUBLISH: I

28. 2002is to bo made is mo Id ol Trust N oli, me u rtT u -E , e st and Impounds of m onths of O ctober jbsequent payments with a monrniy lale

jrest accniing a t 7%0 from September 1.15 of this dole on the w n r i r B Trust is 596,887,81. ances.Alldolinquont

— S S

IY OF IDAHO. INC.Such dec

a v a ila b le a officoatthee o r a t t h e o County Clerk

i'SSALE Individualw rite-in can

. a t the hour of 10:15 time), in me Office ol0 3rd Avenue North,Fails. State of Idaho. daho. Inc.. an Idaho0. will sell a t public E i o ^ nsh.inlawrfulmoneyoflhe lime ol sale, theituated in the Countydescribed a s follov«, openrrom a.

p.m. a t the IDDITION. Twin Falls t thereof, recorded in ^ ^ e r1 sakl Ccunly. I**?**- ^ o l a more particularroal property, but lor “ S*""

160-113 Idoho Code. o . , o i i c u .u 101 occording lo the PUBLISH. MISS o l 1338 m m o n -----------------metlm es a sso d ated

NOTICEcovenant or warranty SOURCE PR im brancos to satlsly NO TICE d p u r s u a n t to th e GIVEN that od ol tm st executed R egional M< ENNY M. HAYDEN. Intends to pu > FIRST AMERICAN asse ts from .. a n Idaho Corpora- System s Co e n e l l t a n d s e c ^ o l the basis tha u, a s beneRdaiy, rs- source o t ttM IS I n s tr u m e n t N o. AU Is the i UESIDE LEN OIN a procuH ngM It record*d Ju ly 2S, loBowIng r««2. Mortgage R « w d s (a) Ther* Is

*c|uival*ntto AMED TO COMPLY AssMs: IDAHO CODE. NO (b) T h e cor AT THEY ARE. OR equipm ent. NSIBLE FOR THIS a c c e s s o r la

so f tw a r* . I Is to b* mad* b th* p a rts . s* rv l Id of T n o t Note, m* b u B d l ^ is rast and Impounds ot conslderattof m o n th s o f O ctober (c) Comp*tlt ry . 2002 and M sub- is Impradtoe xr* in sta tanw il.««h g*ousandtoi J S O in n ln r ln r l l i te m te r t t ta d n 729.04, wOh Intarast S a id n e l con tnu ing toaccn ia p u rsu a n t to

I lnt*r*st, co sts and a a s a ts c a n b r*no w d u * .to 0e«ier th* law odea )t* r*st. unpaid and Taylor. P A **** I***, attomay’a S tr* * lN e r tl > pn ia c ltti* a ac u iW T M n F a ia .l( i t t a t i h a b o M U m M a d U M o p ^ y t o N a o W t o W j n ^

M aflle W n lY GFIPAHO.W C. M *JcalC*nl

“ , . P U B U S H :»•002 A prl4 .2002

iAL NOTICEITATION TO BID irm Senitc* Agency Is now acco p iin g

r tocSvtoual countlas r ln l c o m p l ia n c e

g rap h y w ithin th e '• s ta ra a o ild a h o r il r e l n t * r * s l e d in - ilngabid lor A dam s,-, lashlngton, Payette. - Valley, Boise, Ow- C a n y o n , E lm ore, ig . C a m a s. Blaine K d n Counties, and i-valld com m erolal— ^ Icense. p lease con-' iro ld B oggs a l Ihe no /C am a s Couniy nitce,219UnlyorBily ■ e , O oodlng . Idaho ' ' '• o r call 934 .0472 .- -4327. BWs musi be .' led by the d o s e ol *:IS. Friday. April 1 5 . - The U niled S la te s monl of Agriculture ) prohibits discriml- In alt Ils programa tMtles on the basis a. c o lo r, n a tio n a l g e n d e r , relig ion . '

Isab llity . political sexual oriontatlorv

rllol or lamity statue.

) aO programs).

SH: M arch 15. 16. 1 0 .2 0 .2 1 .2 2 .2 3 .26. 27. 28 and 29.

TATION TO BID________

Gooding JL School • '•231 . is accepting olfolfa crop, d b’ds'm usi be seni irod to the Ooodirig - District Office a t the .I below and will be ' | i until 4:00 p.m. on " I April 5 . 2002 and I a t that time, rop will be soto ’on np* and bkis will be ->ed lor each orftlftg s le ronce going to o r th e total crop.»mplete bki s p ^ f i - p roceduresandin- lo n , c o n ia c t th e D istrict O llice a t IO Street. Qooding. - 30 o r te le p h o n e C-' M~4321. The B oard-/ e e s will review tt>e •April 9 a t 7:00 p .m ,-: julor School Board - ' ol tho School D ls-:

.ido lT m stees,T he •I Trustees re se n /e s :: to accepi or ro le d ' all bids.dder may withdraw fter tho hour sol for >nlng th e re o f , or th e u w ard of th e t. un less award I s ;Eld l o r a p o r io d ng thirty days, d this 11th day of >002, : Thompson :iork

;H: M arch 21 a n d :)

ICE OF RLINQ V UNE. PETITION ' ILABlLITYand ^CT ELECTION fOf N FREE UBRARY DISTRICT

ICE IS HEREBY T hat de cla ra tio n

dacy for the olfice ee o l the H an sa o -.)rary Dislrict must.'*I w ith th e d is t r ic t : ' cre iaw w hose a d —:1 120 W est M aple*. H ansen. Idaho, no^* n S :00 p.m. on m e '.Dl April. 2002. d ecla ra lio n s a r e ' le a t th e d is tr ic tl- the above address. i e o l l i c e of t h e - ':ierk.duals w ho m n a s ' c an d id a te s m u s t '

iclaratton of Intent*: than 5:00 p.m, o n > lay ol May. 2002.: - I ansen Free Ubrary.* will b e conducting-: tton lor trustee. to “ ' on T uesday , th e '-

t ol May. 2002, onZ- la y P o lls will b*-*: m 8 :0 0 a ,m .to 8:0 0 . :the H ansen C om -t- .ibrary. 120 W e s t- ’ W enue , H an se n .:-

Oatmanaerk

H: Mareh 20 .2002 :■

' V1CEX>F80LE ;• EPfWCUREMENT*:ICE IS h e r e b y ;* th a i M agic Vallay>:>1 M edical Centerr* to purchase certain*: rom /S.LI. Imaging.* s C orp. t*ALI*) o n - :I that AU Is a sioi*:- ifth* assets. t* the soto sourc* lor-; g Bto assets tor iraasons: '-ri ■* Is no functlonali-- n tto rB to A eq u lr^

c om patlb illly io ft-en t. c o m p o n e n ta i e r l a s , c o m p u ta r r . r* . rr.p lac*m *nti> ' i*rvlc«, land a n d rr a is o f paramount^* atton: andp*tWv* aoldtBlton-* , cttoal. dbad»wrta*r;

no tice la glwan*It to Idaho Cod*: I3(2)(d) and 931^.'.Kg). A liat ol tha:- an b* ravlawad a t-' oMcaaol Taytor &:P A . 401 S*cend>: lierth. Suit* 2 0 C - la.ldtfo.U m t) 21,2002:>r'<** > :

H: March 26 !002

LEGAL NOTICE

H o n c e o F T R WFM 21

On th t 34 lh day :

F in t M iw tc an T IteC em p M T « ifln F tn t.ln lh * C o u n ty V l F>mt Anwrtcan TlUa Conipsni Corporation, a s tu c c a ts o r ti auction, to Owhighw t bidder, f ttw um tad Stataa. ali payat>l< folowlno daseribad raalpropa d Twin Pant. S tate of Idaho, to^*ltU o(10inB lock2olC nA W FO

------ C ountyria«hor*ecof9ng to thBook 6 of Plata, Page 50. reo

The T notee h as no IAbwl< detcrlptfon ol the above refers pofpoea# of coftiptance wtth S th e Trustee haa be en inforin County Aasessora ofHce, the « N orth. Twin Falla, Idaho. Is « aakj real property:

Said sale .wib be mado wK resanUng title, possession or t h e o b irg a l io n s o c u r e d b

. pow er of sa le conferred in th by MTTCKEL J . THORNTON I TON, husband a n d wHe. a s g CAN TITLE COMPANY OF Corporation, o s successor tru security of QMAC MORTQA beneflctary. recorded Decentb N o. 2000019706, Mortgage County, idaho.THE ABOVE GRANTORS AF WITH SECTION 4S-1S06(4] REPRESENTATION IS MAOi ARE NOT. PRESENTLY RE OBLIGATION.

The default for which this failure to pay when due. undo

-------^monthlypaymontaforPrincfpal$797.02. due per month for tti Itovetnber. 200t andallsubsfl o t sa le or reinstatement, with I per annum, and continuing to i T h e principal ba lan c e owlm obligation secured by said Ooi plus accruing Interest, costs an a m o u n is a re now d u e . togo charges ahd inlorest. unpaid or m ents. trustee's fees, anomey advanced to protect the securir dosure and that tho benoliciar^ lu s t property to be sold to sati: Oate: March 18,2002.

' RH ST AMERICAN TITLE COK /aMonlne Cole. T ^ t Office

PUBUSH: March 28. Aprii 4. r

NOflCE OF TRUS O n Tuesday, the 2nd day of

11:00 a.m. oi said day. In the lol Company. 260 Third Avenue N< County. S tate ol idaho. HOLi Tnjstee. wil sell a t pub«c auctl for cash, in lawful money of the a t tha Ume ol sale, the/oilowini situated In the Couniy of Twin F T*m E ast 82.5 fee t of th e We OELONO ADDITION, T w in recorded bt Book 1 of Plata, t EXCEPTA p a rc e l e f la n d lo c a te d I ADDmON, Twin Falla Count l a ^ described a s follows: aEO mN IN Gat th e Northwest AddWon. Twin Falla County, I n w n c e South 86‘10- E ast for n w n c* South 0*34' W est. 30 O f BEGINNING: n te n c e South 0*34' W est. 13C T hane* South aS’55* E ast. 82. rh a n c e North 0 ‘34‘ E a s t 138. T h en c e N orth 8 6 '1 0 'W e s t . POINT OF BEGlNNINa

The Trustee has rto knowle daacrlptton r t the above relerer

t a a S a e n l ^ ^ 374 Heybum Avwtua W est. Tl sometim es assodated with this

Said sale wiU.be m ade wiiN reoardmg title, possesskin or er obttoation secured by and pursi conlerred in the de ed of trust ALAN HOWARD a n d REGINA a n d wife, a s G rantor to COf TTTLE. a s Tnjstee. and lo HOL the Idaho Stale Bar. a s success and security of UNICOR FUND NIA C O R PO R A T IO N , a s E F e b ru e ry 3 ,1 9 9 8 . a s instrut Mortgage records ol Twin Fan U .8 . BANK TRUST NATION successor Benefidaty by Assign B. 2002. a s instniment No. 200S Fans County, idaho.

T h a defaui) for which this sale to make principal and inierest | k>an amouni of *50.000.00. with of 12.99% per annum, with moni lor prindpal and Interest due an Januaiy 2 0 0 t. and eac h and < through the date of relnstaieme costs, fees and late c h ^ s a: the balance owing a s of Febnu gation secured by sa id Deed conslating ol $46,018.18 prlno i i^ r e s t and $347.71 tate charg« on the unpakl principal a t an anr

. The above Grantors are nam C od* § 45-1506(4)(a). No repr th e y a ra . or a re n o t p rese n t obligation.O A T ^ Ihis 1st day ol March. 2( M IolgerU hlIIO IW R Iver S tree t S U te llO Boise, kWto 83702

PUBUSH: March 1 4 .2 1 .28 and

NOTICE OF TRUSI C aa*N o.4i

O n July 16,2002. a t th* hour 0 day a t tfw tobby o l T n s te e . 1( Twki Fals. kM io, miEFACT. tfon. a s Tnote* w a s e i a t pubi bidder, for c a s ^ bl law U mone] payable a t the tkna of s M . the p r m i ty . situated bt ih* Coun» id a te , and d e a o b a d a s lolows' Lot 27, Block,85. TWM FALLS County. IdaM. acco tdng to t n Vwf*ol recorded In Book 1 of F T w b iF ^ C o u M y .k W sa EXCEPT a strip of land 4 3M md w y t boundary of said lot more

T hat portkm o l Lot 2 7 dascrtbei W ast comer of saM Lot 27. wid; THENCE bl a Southeasterly (fl M s t end m e of s M k)l • <Sstm THENCE bt • Noftheasterty dl Northwest sMa In* of saU tot • d N orth*astand lm ofsa idk )C • T H 8 C E In • N A iw aalaily d m and In * o t aafd lot • tfstanc* of eom arofaaid lo t:T i e C E i ie r« tw NorthMM a i m of 128 faal to th * P O m rc

Sonw bnaa known M 222 Ha M * . Maho 83301.

8 a id aa la w « b * m y l * wllto

. H u i T i u i u s i i \ d a w ^ H u r

■ ^O aM R tM r.15 . SOOO. iM M tM lN 0 7 2 0 » 0 1 t l l i ^

T h* abov* Q nrN on a n n a m

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L C « ^ i , W O T i r . ^ . L

RU8TCE*88ALe 4i•12M0 thih r .2 0 0 2 .a t th 4 h o u ro f1 0 K » 9t te d local time), bl the OfRc* of Ip a m , 260 3 rd A venu* N orth, (aof Twin F a ls . S ta te o f klaho, bi

»any of idaho. inc.. a n Idaho s«o r trustee, witi se il a l public fo«r,forcash,inia«rfulm oneyo1 {bfable a t the tim* of sa le , Ihe a.operty, situated in the County ^ho. and described a s foOows. 0«

^ R O AOOmON. Twin Fans /m to the plat thereof, recorded in records ol Twht Falls County.* Pl

owledge ol a moro paxtlculer tferenced real property, but for th Section 60-113 Idaho Code. ormed tha t according lo Iho ho address of 830 Elm S t n e t ^ is sometimes associated with J**

.............. intwHhoutcovenont or warranty JJ" 1 or encumbrances to satisfy • ” d by a n d p u r s u a n t to t h e n the deed of trust executed }N and LAVADA J . THORN- as grantors, to FIRST AMERI- f* O F IDAHO. INC.. a n Idaho r trustee, lor tho benefii and GAGE CORPORATION, a s imber 20,2000. a s Instnmwnt p lage R e co rd s of Tw in F a ils ^

5 ARE NAMED TO COMPLY, 6(4){A). IDAHO CO D E. NO I|- IADE THAT THEY ARE. OR RESPONSIBLE FO R THIS

this sale is to be m ade is the *** nder Dood of.Trust Note, the _ :fpal.-lnterest and Impoundoof—^ X the months of July through ^

rith Inlorest accaiing a t 7.75% ^ tto o c d u efro m June 1 .2001 . 7 , wing a s of th is d a te on Ihe Deed ol Trust Is $90,957.53. 1?

la n d advances. AU delinquent S . o go tho r wlih acc ru ing la te id ond accruing taxes, a ssess - ^ mey’s fees, ond any omounts “ • niriiy a ssodated with this lore- ™ ciaiy elects to sell or cause Ihe satisfy said obligation.

XMPANY OF IDAHO. INC. W

«. 11 and 18.2002__________

lU STEE'S SALE ^ Of July. 2002, a t tho hour o l 5,^

e tobbyol First American TWO J'2 e North. Twin Falls. Twin FallslOLGER UHL a s su c ce sso r CCludion. to the highest bidder. Anthe United S lates, all payable ^0iwing described real property. , in Falls. S tateof Idaho, to-wit:W est 187 fee t of Lot 14 o t ~

win F a lla C o u n ty . I d s h o .ta. p ag e 57. ^

• d i n L e t 14 o f D E L O N G TI1 tunty. I d ^ o , m ore particu* Sui

M tc o m e ro fL o t1 4 ,D e lo n g OFIty, Idaho: AV fo ra d ls ta n c e o f1 0 4 .5 fe * ti30 feet to th e TRUE POINT Uri

del138.29fe*t; tO(,8 2 .5 fee t; ' ^138.39 feet; LOtsI. 82.5 f e e t to th e TRU E TW

PLiwtedge ol a more particularerenced real property, but fo r , iS «3kK i60-113ida8oC od*.w d that th*atre« t add ress of P^'t . Twin F aa* .k ttf io 83301 la £ 2this r*al property ^ *tthout covenant or warranty ir encumbranc* to aatlsty th« wrsuant to the power o l sale rest executed by CLAUDEJNA J . HOWARD, h u a b an d £<>'CONTINENTAL LAWYERS I ”■lOLGER UHL. a member o l tJV« 9 o r Tnisteo. lor the benefit CAJNDINQ, INC.. A CAUFOR- ^ IS B e o o lic ia ry , r e c o rd e d itrum ent No. 1998001949.Fans County. Idaho, and to ' AiONAL ASSOCIATION, o s P.'A slgnment recorded F ebruaryXW2002526. records of Twin B J

sale is to b e m ade Is: Failure $A »st payments on the original JW with interest thereon a t a rate nonthly paym ents ol $632.29 » and owing for the month of NC nd every m onth th e re a f te r OB sment or sa le, along with oil , s associated therewith: and breary 14. 2002 on the obli- led of Trust Is $53,456.17; rindpal. $7,090.28 accrued ^ arges. with interest accruing o * ' I annual rate ol 12.99%. Am named to comply with Idaho £ « representation Is m ade that en tly re sp o n s ib le lo r th is

..2002 , ^

10 fe*ass$27

and Apr! 4 ,2002 ~

lUSTEE'SSALE nt-0 .46848u ro f2 0 0 o 'd o ck p .m .o lsaM 1. 163 Fourth Avenue North. ^ c r . a n Idaho corpora- jubik: auction, to the highest ^ oney o l the United S tates, an ^ tfw fokw btg dascrtbedraal wnty o l Twin F a ls . S tate o l ^ sws l^wtt: p . IIL L 8T 0W N SIT C .T w fatF ^ OH• tw flnal and am ended plat o fP la ta .p*9« 7- n K » ^ o f j s

bKheswkl* along lh* north- ^ o n partlcUarty described a s 7;

rtbed f d commendng a t Ihe ^md; - e . ,r r f n d k m a k m g tw S o u th - g t fttanc«o l4 3M bidw a; ^y dlr*ctkm p a r M with th* n a . l« d b tw ic * o r i2 S f* * lto lh * t*d n d io n a io n o tw N o rth o as t n q» o f4 M ln c liM to ttw N o rth a «

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Oafault fer whkii this sa l* is to b* r(a) F a lu n to make baOoon paymer balance owbig a s ol this da te on the I sakl Deed of Thist Is $67,013.08. p for*do«ureco<)s.(b) The first one-haK of the 2001 tag jen tm tw M T wyn t of $494,42, plus

OATEO this 12lh day of March. 200: TrrLEFACT, INC.tti R. Todd B te s , Vic* President -

PUBUSH: M ard t21 .28 .A pril4an i

NOTICE O F TRUSTEE O n Monday, the 22nd day of July,

10:30 o 'dock am of sa id d ty a t th C o u r th o u s e . C oun ty o f Tw in F ho.TITLEFACT, INC. an Idaho con win sen a t public auction, lo the hM in lawful money ol the United Stott time of sale. Ihe lolowing described

. ed in the County of Twin FaUs. Sta■ sciIUbU b b IuHuws . tu-t¥lt:------ --------■ Township 10 South, Range 16 E as t Falls County. IdahoSectkm 26: BEGINNING a t the Noi S1/2NE1/4;THENCE South a k n g tho Eastem i distance of 132 leet;THENCE W est along .a line paral boundary ol sakl SI/ZN El/4 a distar THENCE North akmg a Une paralMil t ary of sakl S1/2NE1M a distance of THENCE East along tho North line distance ot 330 feet lo the POINT Ol SUBJECT TO; Twin Foils Highway C Commonly known a dd ress is 3M1 H ans*n, Idaho 83334.

SaM sale will be made without c .regarding tiflo,poasessiotiot.encumt obligstkm secured by ond pursuant conferred In tho dood ol trust exocul GEE a n d JOYCE A. GEE. H usband to TITLEFACT. INC.. a s tnistee for t nty o l MAGIC VALLEV BANK, u1999. a s Instniment No. 1999-00446 of Twin Fans County. Idaho. Sakl de ified by Modification ot Deed of Tnist2000. executed by DOUGLAS U G GEE. HUSBAND ANO WIFE, recon 2000. a s Instniment No. 200M10280 of Twin Foils County. Idoho.

The default lor which this salo is to pay: The twlance on their ka n . whid on Oecembdr 31.2000. interest, late costs and fees through March 14.20 $70,256.26: and tho unpaid prindpal this dole on the obligation secured by $70,256.28. plus Interest, tale chart costs.OATED:M a(dt21.2002. TITLEFACT. INC. Trusleo /VR. TODD BLASS. Vice PresWent COLEMAN. RITCHIE & ROBERTSO Anomeys for Tnistee RosWing a t Twin Falls. Idaho

PUBLISH: March 28. April 4 .11 and

NOTICE O F TRUSTEE'I T ru stee 's Sal* No. 02-Nl

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, t Successor Tnisteo. will on Ju n e 28, 11:00 A.M. of said day. IN THE LOBE OF RRST AMERICAN TITLE COM AVENUE NORTH. TWIN FALLS, 10 tion. to the highest bklder. for cash, in United States, all payable a t Ihe bme 1 described real and personal propert) to coOectivety a s the ‘P ro p e rt/). sllut TWIN FALLS. State ol Idaho, to vril: LOT 3 IN BLOCK 2 O F SCHURGE TWtN FALLS COUNTY. IDAHO AC' PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN 6 PAGE 17,REC0RDS OF SAID COL

The Tnistee has no knowledge ( description ol the above-relennced 1 purpose o t compllanc* with Sectlc Code, the Tnist** h as b**n Inlonnec 227 ADAIIS STREET. TWIN FALLS tinws assodated with aiid real prope

Sakl sale will be mado wittwut c< regarding bde. possession or encumb obligation secured by and pursuant I c o n le rre d In th e d e e d o l tru s t ei THOM AS FLYNN. JR . ANO CY^ HUSBAND ANO WIFE, a s Grantors CAN TITLE COMPANY, a s Tnistee. security of KEYCORP MORTGAGE I dated 02A)8/1994. recorded 02/14^ m ont No. 1994002764. M ortgage FALLS County. IDAHO, the benelicUi p r e ^ n ^ heU by BA MORTGAGE. IN INTEREST BY MERGER OF A* BANC MORTGAGE C O R P . O F N MORTGAGE. INC. BY MERGER TO CA NW. N.A, SUCCESSOR BY NAN THE ABOVE GRANTORS ARE NA WITH SECTION 4S-1506(4)(A) IDAH RESENTATION IS MADE THAT 1> N O T . PR E SE N T L Y R E S P O N S OBUGATION.

The default for whk:h this sa le is failure to ^ when due. undor Ihe 1 dated 02A)6/I994. THE MONTHLY BECAME OUE ON 10A)1/2001 AND. MONTHLY PAYMENTS. PLUS LAT OTHER COSTS AND FEES AS SET Amount due a s ol Febniary 21.2002 Delinc^ient payments from Oc tobor t , $309,26 each: $1,546,30 (10-01-011 Late charges: $58.24; Benefidary Ad TOTAL: $1,611.04

Afl delinquendes aro now duo. togol accniing taxes, ossossirtents. tnislo fees, c o sb arid advances m ade to i a ssodated with this fo redosun . The $27,293,84. togelhor with kiteresi the annum from 09/01/2001, untripakt

Tha Beneficiary elects to so l or c au to be soM to satisiy sakl obUgatkm, DATED: Febniary 21 .2002:FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSUR/ TnisteeBy. C y ^ G. GuoneO. Assistant V,F c/o REGIONAL TRUSTEE SERVICE: 720 Seventh Avenue. Suite 400 Seattle. WA 98104 Phone: (206P40-: Sale tnlormatkm: htpp://www.itrustee

PUBUSH: Mareh 14 .2 1 .2 8 Mid AprU

' NOTICE O F TntlSTEE*S T.S. No.: 026243298 n tle Order No.: 0201-5212 Parcol No. RPFB46t0000240

Tho tolowbtg described property w u idkm to tw highest bkkler. payable ttn United States, in th * ofHc* o f ' E sc row . 905 S h e a h o n * S tr** t. N hM ie, C3301. on 07 /240002 a t 11:9 o c ri tlnw) lor the purpos* of fo n c D eed of T ru s t r e c o rd e d O S/30/20 r4umb*r 200(MI0t1SB. bl Book N/A. ixecuted by j c h : B . GARTNER and HER, a s Grantorts). bi Ueiot of KEY KSSOCUflON. n B e n e l ^ , to SO nc.. tw Curreni Treat** o l record. CO «alpn)p*fly ktcMad hi TWM FALL

LOT 24 O F F IL E R A C R E TRA C BOIMTY. DAHO. RECORDED m Bl PAGE 41.

Th* T nn te* hM no kn owledg* 0 i eecrlplo n o f tw _ ab o w nf* ten c » d n tuipo** of coniplanc* wRh Maho Coi fw T nal** hM b**n bttomwd tw i t l IOI NORTH S H a r . n L E R . D c

* b S 2 * I S S p S a n d t o S ^■nount of tw bM e< t w **le bl tw rtih le tB .check d n w n o n .* atM* 01 liavinoa Institution. S « id aal* will m a n a r t o r w ananty. n ^ t a s a o r bnp ao* i *aslon o r aneum bnnc** to aal

EGALNOTICE LEOI rapresentation is mad* s*cur*dmiiy responalWa for this thatc*n

T h*db a m a d a ls la ih ra to p a y : Failunment of $67,013.08. Tbe prindpathe obligation secured by m ents 1>8. plus 14% biterest and currant!:

1 taxes, wNch a n delin- the tem pluspenaltyandin terest sujiplei

2002 $72,703 tncurrec

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rcE ’ssA L EJuly, 2002, a t th* how of tn is t It the Twin Falls County n F a lls . S t a t e o r id a - corporebon, a s trustee, mGtihiglwst bkkler, tor cash. a TTEMStates, an payable a t »w r o m u

a s t Boise MerkSan, Twin

Northeast com er o l the 3 b i^ DATED

im tine ol sakl Sectkm a N am ea

aratlel to Ihe N orthern f i g ^istanceot 330 feet: bo^ . hIMit to the Eastern bound- p h ONEs o f t 32 feet: Stewart iineofsaidS 1/2N E 1/4aT OF BEGINNING. ^

ut covenant or warranty Loan No unb rancos tosatlsfy the—T.S. f4a lant to the power o l sale O n Ju ocuted by DOUGLAS L A T THI a n d and WH*. . grantor ESCRO for the benefit and secu- FALLS. ( . recorded H src h '1 0 , S ta teo f >4461. Mortgage records Trustoo j deed ol tnist w as mod- MELME rest dated Febreary28, bkkler. I U GEE a n d JOYCE A. payable icorded F ebruary 28. preporty 12806. Mortgage records Idatto. ai

T ow nsIs to bo made Is failure to Morkfiar which becam e due in full Section : late fees, and colection oast Qw1.2002. in the amount ot BEGINN jpal balance owing a so f ol the N d by said deod of trust Is South.R Jiarges and loredosuro Thenco i

Thence! Thenco '

■ T henco1 snt T henco:rSON W aterO

one-halt Thence I OF BEG

and 18.2002 SUBJEC-------------------------------- ANDSUEE'S SALE OCTOSSIf3-NB-27391 Tho Tthat FIRST AMERICAN descrlptii IY. the duly appo in ted purposes28.2002. a t th e hour of the Tresi OBBYOFTHEOFFICE EAST 3 :OMPANY. 260 THIRD assodati >, ID. sen a t public auc- without c h . In lawful money of the or encun imeolsalo.thelouoviring pursuant serty (hereafter referred Tnist exi situated in tho County of DELAN •ril: STEWAI EGER'S SUBDIVISION, oe .fortn ACCORDING TO THE RATIO^

IN BOOK 4 O P PLATS, recorded :;OUNTY. and o ss g e ol a more panicular WORK. » d real property b u t for recorded tctlon 60-113 o l tdaho in Book' -med that Bw a dd ress of Idaho. LLS, 1083301. is some- n e a s e h roperty. with se d Jt covenant o r warranty tlon is mi umbrances to satisfy tho t>ie forth snt to the power o l sate The d It e x e c u te d by JO H N laduro to CYNTHIA A . FLYNN, dated 02 Itors. to FIRST AMERI- mierest i itee. lor the benelit and p e r mor BE INC.. o s Benefidary. 0312/20C 14/1994. under Instni- solo or ri ago R oco id s o t TWtN this date tidal interest in which Is is $118.: 3E. LLC SUCCESSOR 11.125% : ASSIGNS NATIONS- amounts F NY FKA KEYCORP os. and1 TO BANK O F AMERI- m ents.tr 'MME.. advanco< NAMED TO COMPLY dosu roa

M HO CODE. NO REP- tmst proc r THEY ARE. OR ARE Date; Ma IN SIB L E F O R T H IS STEWAF

/s/Bov FHle is to bo m ade Is thethe Deod of Trust Noto F>UBUSl-ILY PAYMENT WHICHNDALL SUBSEQUENTLATE CHARGES ANOSET FORTH. On July002 day a t th i> rt.2001 .S paym enta t T w in F i ■01 through 02-21-02) tion. a s T ^Advances: $6.50 bkMor.fo

payoWoiogotherw ithunpakland property, iisloo's lees, anom ey’s Idaho, on to pnMed tho socurity Lol 2 . BIc

The prindpal balonco is SK)NNC t thereon o t 7.250% per oflidaiplc d. recordsocause ttie trust property Sometii n. Fan*. Ida

S a k lsURANCE COMPANY, regardbig

iV,P. sa tocon iICESCORPORATK>N QA M Ad

toTldeFa140-2550 Brad VarMee.com reco rde r

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ty wH be sold a t public m o n h ^able bt lawful/noney of auen l rnoof Twki F an* TM* • ^ o n tt. N orth. T w in F a lls . $102.51311:30 AM. (rocognized DATED tlx e doslng th a l certabi rJTL£FA1/2000 a s In s tru m en t / s / a T o e «A . a t Pag* N/A. andB ndH O U JEA .O A nT- PUBUSHKEY8ANK NATIONAL — > Stewart TW* of Bois*. Lcov*ringtw taao<*igM X8 C ounty.'SW * of O n < ^

lACT. TW IN FA L L S ^ ' p a l N BOOK I O F PLATS, tk in .a sT

bU der.toI* of a m o n particular payab ta i Id raal property, bu t tor p rm r ty . >Cod*.S*cton60-113. M £ o .a n M tw str**! a dd ress of. L olT .B li D «312S b*on t* tim *s O ow ty.»

tw rv o lnnder tw bust** t w M ' TVibiFrib t w fonn of easfi. o r a Som*t I* o r lw lM ally .lnM nd_ .F ala .M aw U lb* m a d * w itho u t S a id a

QAL NOTICE LEGA-ed Iw and pureuant to tw power of • r t i ih Deed of T rust 1 default for wtridi tile sa le ie to be n to. pay Ow monthly payment 6 pal, biterest and bnpoundi and s i s due thereafter; plus late charg ntly accruing at

irnis and condiUons of sakl Deed 1 lem en ta l m od ifications there tc ic e owing a s o f th is d a te on s i '03.02, plus biterest. costs and e red b) enlordng ttw obllgatkxis t a le , together wtth any unpakl ano

t e e s ' f e e s a n d c o s ts , a n d a n ) iced to protect s tfd security, a s 1 issory note secured by th* aforemi

m to n . the Benefidary e led s to si iroperty to b* sold, to satisfy sakl ( >TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI •UPTING TO COLLECT A DEB iATION OBTAmED W IU BE U! >08E, ANDTHATTHE DEBTMA> ABW E G f ^ ^ ARE NAME

INTATION IS MADE THAT THEI . PR E S E N T L Y R E S P O N S IB GATION.;D: March 13.2002 I and Address of the Curreni Tnisti v t Title of Boise. Inc.W. Emerald S t . Ste 100 . ID 837044E: (600)281-8219 for Information •r t Title o l Boise. Inc.. Successor ev Peterson, Tmst Officer

.ISH: March 2 1 .28 . April 4 and 11.

NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S S No. 74H 67<0-2001-26845-0----------------------Ju ly 22 .2002 a t 11KIO AM (recog H E E N T R A N C E T O TW IN ES to w . 905 SHOSHONE STREET S . IDAHO 83301. In the County of Idaho. STEWART TITLE OF 1 00 on bohall o l LAW O FFiCES «ET. INC. will sell o t public ouctk) r. lor cash. In lovrful monoy of the 1 lie ot the time of sale, the loDowlr rty. situated in the County of TWIN .a n d describod a s foOovrs: ish lp 10 S o u th . R a n g e 16 Ea ian; Twin Falls County. Idaho •n 28: That part of tho W est ono-t

'INING a t the Northwest corner oi t N ortheast Q uarter of Section 2

. Rango 16 East of the Boise Merii o East 663 leot along said Soctior « South 424 feet;» W est 164 feet;0 Soulh 246 feet;0 Southwestorly following the mid Drainage ditch to the W ost boun

alt ol tho Northeast Quarter;:e North along sakl W ost boundai :GINNtNG.ECT TO: Twin Falls County Highw SUBJECT TO: An easem ent for Inr1 Ihe W est 30 feel tttoroof.) Trestoe h as no knowledge of a pUon of the above roforoncod real ses of corrpiianco wilh Sectton 60- iistoe has been inlonned ttiat the 1 3700 NORTH, F lier . ID 8332{

latod vrim sakl real proporty. Sold t It covenant o r worranty regarding umbrances to satisfy the obligatlor mt to the powor o l solo con7erre< executed by: GARY DELANGE / ING E, h u s b a n d a n d w ife , as 'ART TITLE OF BOISE, INC.. A s : ttio benefit and security of EQUIC

DN O P ID, a s Benefic iary, dati led 02/26^ 999. a s Instniment N< sslgned to HOMECOMINGS Fll K. INC.. a s Bonelic iary by Assi ied on 2/25«002. a s Instrument N * _ P a g e _ .records of TWIN

) Noto; The above G ran ton are r edton 45-l506(4)(a). Idaho Code mado that they ore. or a re n o t pri mis obllgatkm se t lorth herein.

I default for whk;h ttils sa le is to to pay when due. under O sed ol ( O m h M . The monttily paymei It and Impounds (if applicable) ol lOnth lo r th o m o n th s o l 6 /0 1 / >002. and an subsoQuent paymonC r relnstatomont. The principal bale ite on ttie obligation socured by sa 8 .374 .00 . p lu s acc ru e d interes S% por annum from OS/Ot/2001 Its a re now duo. togelhor witti acc. id Interesl.'unpald and accruing , trustee's fees, anomoy s foes, a » d to protect Die socurity a sso d at > and ttiat ttio bonofidory elects to roperty to bo sold to satisfy said ot March 14.2002 ART TITLE OF BOISE. INC. Petersen. Trest Officer

SH: March 28. April 4.11 and 18.

' NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S 8 / C as* No. 46857

lly 17.2002. a t ttw hour ot 2;00 o'C tfw tobby of Tmstoo. 163 Fourth

Idaho. TITIBFACT. INC.. an I Tnisteo wUI sell a t public auctior for cosh, in lawful money oi ttw Ll

a ot ttw time ol salo. ttw fotowkig ty. situated bi the County of Twir and describod a s lo low s to-wlt: BtoCk 1. PHEASANT COVE EST/ 4 0 .1 . Twm Falls County. Idaho. 1 plat tttereof recorded In Book 17 01 I of Twbi FaUs Couniy. Idaho, etbnes known a s 608 O rchard 0> daho 83301.I sa le wU be m ade wittKMit covof ng ttne. possession or encumbrare lion se cu red by a n d p u rsu an t t xiferrod in tho Deed o l T nist Ira CHE a n d JODIE GAUACHE. hus F a d . Inc.. Trustoo, and Maiton Va 'anHofwegen. Beneficiary, dated led J u n * 2 2 . 2 001 . a s Instrum I, records of Twbi Fans County, kl dx)v* G ran ton a n nam *d to com «(4Ha). Idaho Code. N o repres* ey a n . or a ra not. presentty r*s{ ion.« tor whkA this sa le is to b* made unu la led d e U e n cy bl paym ents I for tw monttis of Febmary. 2002

nonSis b S2.573.36. The balance ft tw oblgatton secured by saM I 13.79. p k 0 6% biterest andforedi ) t i s 14tti day ol Mareh, 2002 ' ^ACT.INC.'odd B tass. Vkw PresMent

SH: M arch21 .28 .A pril4and11 .

N O nC E OF TRUSTEED 8 / C aa* N o. 46860

iy 10.2002. a t t w hour of 2 M o'C tfw tabby of Tfuste*. 163 FOwtt a ls . kW w . mL£FACT. INC., w I Trust** wH s * l a t pubiic auctior tor cash , bt lawful monoy Of tw IJ

e a t t w tkn* Of sat*, t w folowbig ly. sibMted bt ttw C ow ty o l TWb and d a a a tw d a a folow* kHMlfc Btock S3. TW M FALLS TOWNS r. M rtw. acco rdng to t w Inal an I iM ontod bl Book 1 of Plata, pal M s Couniy. Mtfio. t*«m*a known a s 7S2 2 n d A v«d tfto 63301_______________I sal* « a b* m ad* wMhout covst hg t t * . pocsM skm or onctartiiani Hon s*cunH l hv *<vi nursw ant t

iAL NOTICE LEGALr o f sale c o n f a b bt- sa la c onf*

RODRIQUib*m aA *is: h u sb a n d a iM due n 0 1 /2 0 0 t o t Hon, T niste1 subsequentbw tal- J m w s C .wa rges. with in te n s t Benefldaiy.m um ; togotw r w itl be r1 ,1 9 9 e ,meflditfy pursuant to Twbi Fal* «ed of T rust artd any saklD **doe to . T he p r in c ip a l Lyte N. PeiI sa id ob liga tion Is A greem entd expenses actually Bosby a a Cs ttwreunder and bl. P a a rso n a sand/or acoU ng roal 2001. a s InIts, atto rneys' f e e s . F a te Countany o th e r a m o u n i Th* aboveIS autttorlzad bi ttw 45-1506(4)(ementtoned D eed of t t i a t- th ^ a r

obligation.0 sett, o r caus* saM Delaultfor ikl obHgallon.. (a) Accuntui flAT THIS R R U 18 montti.forV EBT AND ANV IN* quentm ontl ! USED FOR THAT, date on tw lAYBEDISPUTEO. $29,657.36. IMED TO COMPLY (b) The taxircre0t>E7N& r e p * $624.'i4;' ri1EYARE. O R A R E M naltyond (IB L E F O R T H IS ^ e ta x es I

5630.20. Rl penalty and

usteeis; The ta x es I$628.38, Rl penaltyand T he ta x es I

on $836.30. R«sor Tnisteo de linquen t

h a lllsd u o a Afl under Pa

11.200 2 DATED ttiis

SSA LE

^ z o d l o c a . . m o ) .F A L L S T IT L E A INTHE Dll

•ET NORTH. TWIN DISTRICT Ity of TWIN FA U S .)F BOISE. INC., a s ORD ES O F STEVEN J . ctton. to ttw highest he Uniled S ta tA , all IN THE K iwIng described real GRAND. IVIN FALLS. S ta te ol

E a s t of th e B o is e The Prose petltkmedtti

te-half ol ttie North- grand jury tibodasfolfevrs: County. AH01 ttw W est one-hall cause eppec n 28. Tow nship 10 Interest of Ti lerkllan; summoned 1 :tion»ne; triable wlttilr

in ttw Pebtk) Anomey.

IT IS HEmiddle of the W aste summoned! xmdary of Iho W est 4ttidayolA |

comtiwncolj idary to ttie PLACE mined or tria

that ttw pubt Ihway Right of W ay. IT IS FUI r Ingress and o g ress sioner shall

appear a l T >f a more particular /^nnex, on tt eai property, but for o’docka.m .. 60-113 tdaho Code, grand lury ol he address of: 2 355 IT IS FL 328. Is so m e tim es Anomey ol ild salo tvill b e m ad e Court on ttx ing title, possession o 'ctock a.m Ition secured by a n d Special Dep rred bi the D eed of nale to a d 0 E AND SALLEE L. sessions of . a s g ra n to r s . T o : and a ssis ta As successor Tm st- statutes and UICBEDIT CORPO- IT IS FU la to d 0 2 /2 2 /1 9 9 9 . Anomey o f ' t No. 1999-003741. assist I ta D FINANCIAL NET- byttw grand

assignm ent, w hich CrimbialRul It No. 2002-003497, IT IS FUI nN FALLS County, convened.il

ttwCourt,a> re nam ed to comply asn ec essa r >de. 140 representa- IT IS FU presently responsi- /Utomey sha

tirTwheraaftt : to be m ade is ttw expe<Ste a n i of Tresi and N ote offenses cor ments lor Prindpal. IT IS FURT ) of $1,145.74. d u e wtth the Cler 0 1 /2 0 0 1 Ih ro u g h acopyofttii: unb until ttw da to o l atttiotocatio uilanco owbig e s of general bull< f said Deed o l Trust ttie Courthot re s t a t th e r a le o f posted a t tti >01. All de linquen t Com nission accrelng late chorg- ttie newspa; Ing taxes, a s s e s s - Falls County1. and any am ounts legal notices da ted witti Ih b for*- ttwdesignali i to sen or c au se ttw on ttw lB ttic lobligatton. m S F U R I

shall dosign derk who wt dpoim enbp su c h am a n r

18.2002 ttsw e lla saa— 7- ------------------- Criminol RuiI SALE satisfied

. , DATEDthb o d o c k p ,m .o fsak l /s^NathanHk urth Avenue North, an Idaho corpora- PUBLISH: M

lioo. to the highest e United States, an INTHEOtSl >kig describod n a l OFTHE RF wm Falb. S tate o l OISTRICT 0

OFIDAHO.STATES SU B O nn- THE CO o . accordbig to t w JE f7 o fP la b .p a g e 3 2 . CasoNo.CV

SUMMONS I Drtve W ett. Tw in ALLIED HU

A N C E C O venant or woiranty btsurance cc a n c e s to sa tb ty m o J E S U S I I t to th a pow er of bxfvklual. ' tram ALPHONSE Plabitltb.

tiu s lw n d an d w il* . vs VanH otw ogenand KENNETHf

led June 2 1 .2 0 0 1 . btdhridual. P u m e n i N o. 2 0 0 1 - KAY. an bid r.M aho. McKAY tAi/!aam plytvtthSectton d e z . a m i i Montatton b m ade t h r o u g h h v sp o n sU e for t i b CHRIOTOPI

am b to r.bys id e b fa ik re to p a y : p a ren ts , LA Its of $1,286,68 pe r l/k/aL ac«yf002. and d l subs* - byand tm xn ic e o w b ig a so ltt ib VKrTOA We M Deed of T ntst b b y a n d tiro u e d o s u n c o s b . M ICH ELLl

mbior. by an paren tt. JE! H A N , a m i t h r o u g h h

11.2002 S T A T E FA— — ----------------- A N C E C O i‘ SALE In su ra n c * !

JU U AN 2A I o 'dockp jn .o f«aW ^Jrth Avenu* North. m kU A IIE D , an Maho corpora- x a n d BUS i k x t t o t w h l t ^ «U rM *dS ta i* s.M

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_ _ .W IT H IN T l vsfW it o r w arranty q a v S. ra n c a a to a a ts fy tw T O :T H E A I n t to t t i * p o w * r o t d e f EN OA

AL NOTICE LEGALn l* rr* d in Ih* O e* ^ e f T ru s t fr Q U E Z . J R . a n d K RISTY M. R d w td wH*. to T lM F act Inc., a n ll JSt**, a n d Lyl* N. P e a rso n a s T ^ w td M a M B u i ^ Trust da ted O c •fy, d a ted O ctobar 30 ,1 9 9 3 . r*co M e. a a Inetnm ant No. 19964187^ Jb County, Maho; ttw b*n*fldal i Id of T n iri w as aaalgnod to Mito W P a a ra o n , a s T rustee u n d* r R*v lant d a ta d Ju n * 7, 2 001 . b*tw*i u G ran to r a n d Mito W. Paa rao n I a s T n n t* * by Asslgnmw it r*co s ln stiun*nl No. 20in-0101D1, rai wnty. Idtfw.«v * Grantors a n namod to compr i(4)(a). Idaho Cod*. No n p n s o n t y a n . o r a n n o t pr*s«ntty n spo i

t whk:h ttib saf* b to b* mad* b imulat*d defidency bt paym enb 0 tor t t t i monttis of FebnLuy. 2002.1 o n t t t b tf2 6 ,0 0 . The ba b n ce ow ttw obBj^ltton secured by sU d Oe .36. plus 10.5% interest and fond< ta jn s for 1M 8 were a ss* ss* d In l I, R eceipt N a T i l 7 7 a r ^ a re d ^ l and biterest.e s for 1999 w ere a s s e s s e d in tl I. R eceipt No. 8209, and a re dell and interest.OS for 2000 w ere a s s e s s e d In tl I, R eceipt No. 8463, and a re dell and Interest.e s fo r 2001 w ere assessec tfin tf . Receipt No. 8749i.The fin t pne-h e n t plus penalty ar«4nlef«st; the iO and payable, r Parcel f ^ . T00010930070 ttib 14tti day of March, 2002 «Cr. INC. •KM Blass. Vice President

H rM o re h 2 1 r2 8 rA p rl l4 w d 1 1 r«

• DISTRKXT c o u n t OF THE RFT» ICT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, lh

THE COUNTY OF TWIN FALL! IRDER SUMMONING AND CONVE

/«3RANDJURY

HE MATTER OF IMPANELING A S' 'iO JURY IN THE COUNTY OF TW

STATE OF IDAHO.

osecuting Anomey for Twin Falls C* d th b Court on M a r^ 13.2002, tc iry bu sum m oned and convened I A Hearing w as hekl March 1 8 .20< jpearing P r o to n ; tw Court finds U If Twin F a lb County requ ln s ttiat a < « d to Inquire Into public offenses < ittiln Twin Falls County for ttw reas ibtkm filed by ttw Twin Fafls County

HEREBY ORDERED th a t the gi «d and convened bi TvrIn Falls Cc If April, 2002. a t ttw hour of 9:00 o'< CO Inquiry bito ttw maner ol public 0 ’ triable wittiin Twin Falls County. Th Dubtic biterest requires ttib order. FURTHER ORDERED that ttie J i nail summ ons a par)el legally quali It TTie Twin Falls County Courtho m ttie 4tti day of April, 2002. a t tti* i.m.. and ttiat from ttwso legally quai7 ol sixteen (16) persons shall be s

FURTHER ORDERED th a t Ihe ol Twin Falls County shall anem

I ttw 4tti d ayo f April. 2002. a t the a .m .. a n d then either he , or sue Seputy Prosecuting Anorriey’s a s h c to n his behalf from U m etotinw .sl I of the grand jury offering advice. Is ta n ce to th e g rand jury pursu i and Idaho Criminal Rule 6(d); FURTHER ORDERED th a t Ihe 1 of Twbi FaOs County shall coopei

e Court ht securing a room and fac ^ u required by Idaho statut

FURTHER ORDERED Dtat onca 1 id, ttw grand |ury shan serve un ti d t and during tts term shea m eet fron isary to condud Ks business; FURTHER ORDERED th a t Ihe shaB issue Subpoenas forOt¥vlDt a n laner to compel attendance of wttne and a s s b t the Grand Jury 's inquii commined wlttiin Twin Falls Count)

JRT>HER ORDERED ttwt ttw Order Clerk of th b Court and tttat sakl 0< I ttiis O rder bi Dw Theron W ard Judi unions where court schedules a n p Mlletin board where public notices 1 ttiouse; a t ttw location where publii It ttie olfice of the Twin F a lb Cou iiorwrs: a nd shall furnish a copy of tpaper ivhich h as been designated unty Board of Commissioners for f ices. SaM copy shall be posted a n inated newspoper no b b r Dtat 5:00 3tti day of March. 2002.URTHER ORDERED ttiat ttw Oerti lignate a deputy d e ik and a subs 3 wU b e mad* avaibbl* to procoss ibpw tab iing to ttw activitias'ofttw tanner ttiat ttw secrecy reqUremer s an ottw r provbions M a h o Statut Rule 6 ngardb ig Grand Jury pro*

h b 18tti day of March;2002. nH lger.D bM d Judge

t March 21 and 28.2002_________

DtSTRKn-COURT Z A R A Z U /^ RFTHJUOICIAL Y O U A R E

rrO FTH E STA T E NOTIFIED ttta HO. IN AND FOR defend ttib lm ; COUNTY OF propriate wrini JEROME m u stb e f ied w.CV O C 01-00482 d e s ig n a te d c NS tw e n ty (2 0 )MUTUAL tN SU n- serv ic* o l thli C O M P A N Y ,a n o n y o u .lfy o u0 corporatton. and spend, ttw cou8 P I N O N . a n

ifb . lnT h*C *o*m■Interpleader.

rH C O L E U A N .m A c o p y o f t i U. P A T R iaA H e- In In terp lead i1 bidivMual. 'NOEL witti tt ib S u n lAi/!aNoelAninei>- w b h to s * * k t m i n o r , b y a n d repres*ntatton h h e r p a r a n t s , n e y in th ia n O PH ER McKAY. shouM do s o b y a n d tttro u g h h b ttwtyourwrttKLACEY UcKAY If any. m ay b*

*y Nava, a mbtor. a n d o t h e r le

' ^ p r o p , irouQ hhb parents, respons* requ L L E M e K A Y .a a n c e w ilh Ru f and ttrough her and o t t e r Ida JE S S K M ieO L E . Civil Procedui 1 m in o r , b y a n d a b ob idude; h h * r p e r * n t a . l .T h * t t e a n F A R M IN S U R . t ib c a s * .

COMPANIES, a n 2 . 1 l y o u r n s | c * c o rp o r a t io n . A n sw * rto tw i Z A R A ^ w i b i - Intw pM adar. 1 andJO H N O O C S t ^ a d n t e t o n E D O C S .I t in x ^ o f tw s* p * ra ti 1U SIN E83 E r rn - o t Ih* Com pli iroughX . p i* a d * ra n d oidents. a sy o u m a y c iiC E : Y OU HAVE 3. W signal S U E D B Y T H E a d d r a s a a n d ■NAUCD PLAIN- num bar. f l t th H E COURT HAY m aB ng add ra U U D O H E N T p h o n * n u m i

ER N O t ! c e w S ^ ! * f f l ' o f rm O U R E S P O N D a ry o f a copy I T W E N T Y (20) « p ^

iA B O V & H A HO )O A N T . JU L IA jH . y M m u a t p«^

HwitfV .M M li:* 2 1 ,3 0 0 2 n m n tr n r n . 'm r m ,

■ NOTICE LEGAL N<from V ICTOR with you r r*spo

R O D R IQ U E Z , tact t& Clerk ofl t M aho corpora- nam edco uLI T n is ta * of ttw OATS} T h b 2 3ctob* r6 ,1903 . Nov*mb*r. 2001 c o rd*dN ov*m - CLERKOFTHEi 1740. r*cordaof COURTII intorosl und*r /sm eputy W .P * a rso n a n dav o cab i* T m st PUBLISH: Marc n a n J a m e s C . A pr«4and 11.2( on a n d Lyle N . 'corded J u n * 7,records of Twbi INTHEDISTRlC

OF TKE RFT H . iply wWi S octon • OISTRICT OF.Tf n ta tto n b m a d * OFIDAHO, IN > M n slb to to r tttb THECOUNI

TWM FAIb fa ilu n to p a y : C ase No. CV-00-

> of $363,00 per SUMMONS>. and ali subs*- ROBERTTAYU owing a s of ttib Piatfitiff.D*ed of T n b t b vs c to s u n c o s b . G IL B E R T G O i n ttw anrxxjnt e t P a T P ie ia * llnqu*n t, plus LEZ, h u s b a n d 1

d .b .a . N IH JF E , I th * am oun i o l. n * s s *n tJty of 1 * l ln q u * n t plus fonn . a n d DOE

DOEX.th e am ount of Defendanb.

e lln q u an t, ptus G IL B E R T GOI AND PATRICIA

th* am ount of LEZ, h u sb a n d 1 i-haH ofw hlchb d .b A N U ^ JF E , h e s e c b n d o n e - Third Party Pl

P E T E B U T T t JANE DOE BUT OLD WORLD FL

Third Party D* N O T I C E : YOI

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TH JUDICIAL TIFF. THE c o t . INANDFOft E N T E R JU D G

-L8 AGAINST YOU \VENING FURTHER NOT

L E S S Y OU RE

s t a n o in oWIN FALLS. BELOW:

TO: PETE B U n OLD WORLD FL

Cooniy, Idaho. You a n h e n l t o o ^ r t t a t a m aU o order tod .

d in Twin F a lb law siit an apprcc >002; and g ^ ten n sp o n se mw sDiatttwpubIk: . wittt ttw abov* d< a g ra n d tu ry b e court wittiin 20 d s committed « se rv ice of th is S l a s w s e t f o r th on you. II you (all nty Prosecuting #pond. Die court r

g ran d jury b e d e t m ^ d ^ thi

S Sie*PrM «w tlnin d th e m it rk S s ^ n s o ’t a j u l n sw h w o f 9 ; 0 0 a n c e w ith Rulejc h D eputy or a n d ottier Idaho‘SL T S X iS ?!!: Civil Procedure I , shall attend alt indude*:e. informotiw. 1. The title and nluan t to Idaho th b case

w rate witti and complafatt It mus

* « 2 S S d “ SId b c h a rg e d b y m aydabn . ■omBmetotbne 3. Your slgnatun

a d d r e s s a .id tel e P ro secu ting number, fl£ ttie s Uld from tlnw to mailing a d d n s s 1

p h o n o n u m b e r luiry into pubUc attorney, ntjf- ^ ^ 4. Proof of mallbtc b r ^ be filed ery of a copy o f

S i . ’S S !I posted; on DW Yo determ ine

you m ust p a y a i blic nottoes a n wUh your respon ^ ^ ^ r d o f tact the a o f k S tti o f ^ O n w r to mentioned court, ed lv .,tt» Twiri OATED ttib22i r pw kcalton 01 Auoust 2001 •^ p r ^ t o S S S ^ Io w D b tt lco o e dock p.m. /a^jeiTy Daw. Dep

»rk r t ttw C « r t PUBUSH: March a n d 28 .2002

h o g r ^ j u i | ^tiitesandldalto BIDSBEINGACi ro ce ed b ig san

bulM a new PoUa Intorested co n tn bivited to attend 1 to pick up dravll

I I ■— — specifications a t Hau a t 207 S Rail

H E R E B Y biShoshone.IdaT h a t in order to a .m . on April 4 . law suit an op- p u b lic w orks lie in e n response required, iw lttitw above B idshouM btd I c o u r tw l th in fo ra llm a b rb b .b >) d a y s a l t a r trtotf. plumbbtg Bn h is Sum m ons con trac to rs , sub NJ (aii to so re- to n . otc. Must m ou rt m ay enter r e q u i r e m e n t s , g a in s t you a s Statton should b< a y t h o l ^ t i f f byM ay15 ,2002 i m p l a l n t i n pieled by A ugust'

Indetermbiingtl tw C om pbfe it responsible bk t tt

ider Is s e rv e d wU consMer all ai m m ons. If you bMs on a b a sb c ( tw a d v k w o r witti ttw spedficai on by a n attor- p la n s . All b id s 1> m a t t e r , y o u signed . Bids mua « promptty s o companied by Bid Wen raspons*. bt ttw form ot eltl bo fitodk ttbn* bond.certlfbdcha t * g a l T l g h t g - l e n chock or cai

amount o l 5 perci n r la t* w rinen amouni of the bMi qu ires c o (T ^ - S a id b id se c u r i ^ u le 1 0 (a )(1 ) b a f o r f e i t e d to la h o R ules e f S h o s h o n e a s Ilc lu ra a n d shall dam ages shouM

cassfU bkMer ftf sn d n u m b e ro f b tto C o n tn d b ia o

w itl ttwir propose i s p o n s a .b a n Mad in th* btstru• CotTwWntbt BMdera.r . t t m u st con- BM sctosoAprl o n s o r d e n t a b 3 : 0 0 p . m . a n d a ta a te gallon s open ed pubUdy plaint in Inter- a K id after tw cio I o ttw r defen*- T h e b M sw lb e a i d abn . ttw Shoehon* d tt a tu n . m aU ng m**ln{) on / M nd l* l* p h o n * 7.-00 p m Ptoasa th a sigrurtura. to Box 208. S ho r a s a a n d la la- 83352. or dstvaf n b a r o l y o u r hone O ty H al, 2

S L W M S h o e h o n a B n g o rd e tv - For m o n infc

pna lsdabov* .n U n aw tw th a r PUBLISH: Marc * [y « fB b ig f* a and April 4 .2002

NOTIC E .isp e n s* . con - 'k of t w above

tib 2 9 t id a y o f

rHE DISTRICT

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MINTYOF FALLS

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lUTTON OBA 3 FLOORMO w n b y notified to defend '

20 days aner lls Sum m ons i( a l l to s o r » - Hirtnt*y*nt*r gabist you a s y the plalntitf

w Third Parw W k t t

Ivlceoforrep- ■ ■ ■ ■y an attomey | f f |r, you shoukl » * *ly so t u t your on se . If any,I in Ilme and __hb p ro ted e d . Aatew rittenr*-ilre s compli-u ie 10 (a )(1)ah o Rules ofjr e and shall ^ ^

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d te lep h o n * h* signature, e s s and tele- i b e r o t y o u r

sUbMordeliv- y o f yout re- alntirrs anor- nated above, tine whelhVr y a filing lee iponse , con-ofttw above- Murt. ^i2 2 n d d a y o l .

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S»«t5.2002. •a n d w il l b aid y a n d r e a de d o eb ig lm e . . . _be awarded a t a O y Coundl^Ml 18.2002.M s*m aibM s Shoshone, 10 iv a r to S h o * -r i, 207 8 R a l Dohona. ID.Inform atien.

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LEGAL NOTI

A N O R D IN A ^ O F * O F TWIN FA U S . 10 ERTY BELOW DESCI CtASSIRCATION TH N E C E S S A R Y ARE DISTRICTS MAP AM{ ' WHEREAS. DANNY

tloo lor • r«zort« of 2 E«st 3400 North In lb«

• and.WHEREAS, ma City

_ fo r« w City ol Twin Fal required by law on th oonskler the Zortlrtg D tm pact a n d Zonina 0 n u O N E d the real pi

WHEREAS, the Ctty

. Cily ol Twin FaBs. Ida^\^ E R E A S .th e O ty

Idaho held a Public Hi o n m o te t t i doy ol Moi NOW. THEREFORE. COUNCIL O F THE Cf

SECTION t.T h fltth bo and tno some is ho

7. Township 11 South Twin Falls Counly. Ida fonows;Parcel One: Com mondng al tho no THENCE North 89’45 north boundary of said THENCE Soulh 00'46' THENCE South 89’4 r THENCE South 00'46- THENCE North 67'40-; THENCE North 70'38‘; THENCE N orth81'50- THENCE North 00'46-: boundary o l sold S«»ti< THENCE South 89 '4 ; north boundary of said i

------------------- (containing 9 J l acres)Parcel Two;Tho S1/2NW1/4NE1/4 Range 17 E as t. Bolsi Idaho, north ol tho Higr

SECTION 2. ThatDislncts Map for me Cit same is horoby omene roal property above des PASSED BY THE CITY SIGNED BY THE MAYI /s/Mayor U n c o W. Clot ATTEST: Jody Hall. Doi

PUBLISH: Thursday. M,

NOTICE OFI T ru stee 's S l

NOTICE IS HEREBY TITLE INSURANCE C Succossor Trustoo. will i 11:00 A.M. of saidday.1 OF HRST AMERICAN AVENUE NORTH, TW auction, to the highest bi< the United Slotes, all p following doscribed real referrod lo coileciivoly a Couniy of TWIN FALLS. A parcel ol land locafec Falls County. Idano. acc( Voiumo 1 of Plals. pa ; SEl/4. Section IS, Towi Boiso Mondian. Twin Fe larty described as follow!

' BEGINNING a t the Eas Thonco Soulh 00'06 03 centorline of Eastland 1 Avenuo East: ThonceNc along the cenierime ol < 00-08 07’ East. 30.00 fo. 9 , -S n y d e r T ract* . wJ BEGINNING. Thonco Ni along tho South boundat Thence, along a curve: DqIIo ■ 90*00 00* Right Radius • 20.00 loot A rc-31 42 feot Curve • 28.28 loel T angent. 20.00 fool Long Chord Bearing • Nc Thence along a curve: Della • 33'S0'43* Left R a d iu s -199.83 loot A rc -1 1 8 0 4 (eet C u n /o -116.33 feet T ongent. 60:80 feet Long Chord Bearing • Nc Thence along a curve: D elta. 33*S0-43* Right Fladius • 149.03 fool A rc -88.51 feet Curve • 87.23 feet Tangent i 45.59 foet Long Chord Bearing-N c Thence South 89-2548 boundary of said Lot 9 214.75 fee'tto the REAL

Tho T njstee has no 1 description of the above­purpose of com pliance Codo. the Trustee tu s b< 1999 FOUR*rH AVENUE is sometirnes associated

Saw sale will be mad regarding title, possessio obligation socu redby an con lerred in the d e e d i ALLRED. AN UNMARRI AMERICAN TITLE COMI lil and security ol CONS< a s Beneficiary, dated I t under Instrument No. 19“ TWIN FALLS County. IC which is prosondy held t COMPANY.THE ABOVE QRANTOF WITH SECTION 4S-150€ RESENTATION IS MAD N O T. PR E S E N T L Y F OBLIGATION.

Tho delauN for which failure to pay when due. dated 11/06/1998, THE BECAME DUE ON 11/01. MONTHLY PAYMENTS. OTHER COSTS AND FE Amount due a s Of Februa

m e n ts a t S62B .22 e ac i SS85.84each;S1.171.68; Late charges: $140.05: B TOTAL: S2.591.42

AH ctebrK^ioncles are rw accTuino taxes. asM ssm fees, costs a n d advanc* asso d ated with N sfo reo S57.740.OO. together wii per annum from KV01/20 annum from 01/01/2 002 .1

The Beneflciaiy elects tc to b e soM to satisfy said 0

- DATED; Febntary 19 .20C FIRST AMERICAN TITI Tnjstee^ ( V i l h i a O . G uw tel.A d o REGIONAL TRUSTEE

-------------- 720 Severth'AvenuerSitfSeaO e.W A 96104 Phone S a l t Inlomistfon;

P 0 eU S H :M w ch14 .2 I.S

N O D C C O F'T M M m ’sS o I

, NOTICE IS HEREBY \ ■ IIT L E INSURANCE CC

Succassor T rw lM . N « a 11:00 A JL o f « M d a y .M O P F T O T A M E n C A N I A V m « NORTH, n y

Utw'ed S tates,-------------- de ttr it> e d r» tf« )d p M 80(i

- to c o le c lh « ty n n * * P n p i

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O FT >5 O FT H E c. IDAHO. RE20NINQ REAL PR< i ^ B E D : PROVIDING THE ZON I THEREFOR; AND ORDERING 1 ^ E ^ i ^ P A C T a n o ZO NI

^ D EDWARDS had m ade appi of .22.6 acres o( land located a l Z I the City of Twtn F a le 'A rea of Imp

City PlannlrJg end Zoning Commlsj 1 F a ll. Idaho, held a Public Haarkt( 1 the 12th day of February. 2002 •g Designation and necessary Arei0 D istricts Map am endm ent upo sl p r» e r ty below described; and. Ctty F W in g and Zoning convnlst

D ty Council for the City ol Twin Fi s ^ l ^ f ^ c o n s i d e r the sam e mo

^E. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE C : CITY OF TWIN FA U S. IDAHO:It the lollowinQ described eal prop<1 hereby REZONEOM-1;

auth, Rango 17 East. Boise Merid Idaho, more particularty descrit>ec!

8 northeast comer of said Section 5 9'47'00* W est 954.90 feel along «id Section 7 to the Point of Beginni '•46'5V East 225,00 leet;I '4 r00 ’ Easi 195.00 feet:<-46'St* East 694.99 feot:■48-24* Wost 77.98 loot:'38-33-Wost 275.00 leet;’50-12’ W est 213.70 foet:'46 51* Wost 771.30 leet to the no i»ction7;9‘47 00* East 346.05 feet a long t a j d ^ ^ ^ 7 to the Point ol BeginnI

1/4 ol Section 7, Township 11 Sou loiso Meridian. Twin Falls Coun High Une Canal.la i tho Area o l Impaci and Zonii»City ol Twin Falls. Idaho, bo and Itended to reflect the rezonino of tdescribed. i

:iTY COUNCIL March 18.2002lAYOn Morch 18.2002ClowDeputy Clly Cleric

1. March 28.2002________

•OFTRUSTEE’SSALE s Sale No. 02*WG-27276:8Y GIVEN that RRST AMERICAI E COMPANY, Ihe duly appointo< will on Ju n e 26,2002, a l the hour c ly. IN THE LOBBY OFTHE OFFICI AN TITLE COMPANY. 260 THIRI TWIN FALLS. ID, se ll a t publii

st bidder, for cash, in lawful money c 111 payoblo a t the time ol sa le, thi leol and personal property (hereafte ly a s the 'Property*), situated in thi .LS. State ol Idaho, lo wit: a ted in Lot 9. *Snyder Tract*. Tvfii occording to plat thereol. recorded ii pago 4S. records ot said Counly rownship to South. Range 17 Eosl 1 Falls County. Idaho: more particu lows:East quarter corner of Section IS S'03‘ West. 1324.24 leet along thi nd Drivo lo Ihe iniersection ol 4tl9 Nonh 89'2S-48* Wost. 1321.00 lee ol 4th Avenue Easi; Thence Nortl

0 foot to the Soulheast comer o l Lo . w hich IS Iho REAL PO IN T 01 e North 89’2S-48‘ West. 68.59 fee Idary of sakl Lot 9;>o::ht

• North 44-2S-48* West e:1

• North 1 6 '2 ri3* West

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•North 16-2V12* Wost >’48’ East. 146.21 feel to th a Eas t 9 Thence South 00’0 8 -0 r W est LAL POINT OF BEGINNING, no itnowlodge of a more particula 3ve-teferenced real property but. fo nco wilh Seclion 60-113 of Idahc 13 been informed that the address o 4UE EAST. TWIN FALLS, ID 83301 Ited with said real property, tnodo without covenant or warrant) ssion or encumbrances to satisfy thi / and pursuant to tho power of sale e d of trust executed by RICK D .RRIED MAN. a s Grantor, to RRS-) OMPANY. as Trustee, for lhe beno INSOUDATED MORTGAGE. INC. 1 11/06/1998. recorded 1 1 ^ 3 ^9 9 8 . 1998020426. Mortgage Records o /. IDAHO, the beneficial interest lr >ld by LONG BEACH MORTGAGE

TORS ARE NAMED TO COMPLV 506{4)(A) IDAHO CODE. NO REP- 4ADE THAT THEY ARE. O fl ARE Y R E S P O N S IB L E FO R T H IS

lich this sale is to be m ade Is lhe lue. under the Deed ol Tm st Note HE MONTHLY PAYMENT WHICH 1/01/2001 AND A U SUBSEQUENT ITS. PLUS U T E CHARGES AND 1 FEES AS SET FORTH. >ruaty19.2002; Irom November 01. 2001. 2 pay- lach ; $1 ,256 .44 ; 2 p a y m en ts a l.68: (11-01-01 th ro u A 02-1»-02)5; ^ f i d a r y Advances; $23.25

I now duo. together with unpaid and ssmenls. tn s te e 's fees, attorney’s n ces made to protect the security m dosu re . The prindpal balance Is with interest thereon a t 11.050%

1/2001 to 01/01/2002.11.050% per02. unti pM .

2002.TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY.

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n . 28 and Apr! 4 .2002__________

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nCE LEGAL NOTICETWIN FALLS. State ot Idah

E O T Y LOT 7. 8 AND 9 IN BLOC PR O P- SITE. TWIN FALLS COUN ONING BOOK I O F PLATS, PAGE0 THE The Trustee has no knc INING desctlfMlon ol Iho above-rel

^ O T r i r s S i :<2763 211 CENTER STREET EA mpact; sonwUmes assodated vrith

Said sa le will be m ade ' ntosion regarding ane, possession c

^ re ao l H URST. JR ANO ANNE1jpon a A ND W IF E ra s G ra n to rd, ESCROW , a s T rustee, loinission BANK O F AMERICA NTlo r th e 10A)8/1997.rocontodtQnS

1907017071. Mortgage Roc1 Falls. IDAHO, the beneficial Inlori matter by BANK OF AMERICA N./

NT4SA. A NATIONAL BAN! : CITY THE ABOVE GRANTORS 3: WITH SECTION 45-1506(4] roperty RESENTATION IS MAOE

N O T . PR E SE N T L Y REiecliuii OBLlGAI UflN,------------------iridian. The difiaull lor which th bed a s failure 10 pay when duo. ur

dalod 10A)a/1997. THE MC , BECAME DUE ON 05A)2/20

XI 7; MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Pl n g th e OTHER COSTS AND FEES ■nning: Amount due a s ol February

Delinquent payments Irom I $260.93 each; $260.93: t 5 3 3 5 .9 3 ; 8 paym on is o t : (05-02-01 through 02-19-02) U to charges: SO.OO; Bonefic TOTAL: $3,305 SO

north All deiinquendes ore now d

ig the fees, costs anci odvonces rr ■nning a sso d ated with this loreclosi---------- $30.324;f»0; together with int

a nnum Irom 04/02/2001 tc >oulh, annum from 06/02/2001 tc ■uniy. onnum from 07/02/2001. unti

Tho Beneficiarv elects to se oning to bo soid to satisfy said oblij xJIhe DATED; Februory 19 .2002. of tho FIRST AMERICAN TITLE

TrusteeBy: Cynthia G. GuonoH, Assii c/o REGIONAL TRUSTEE SI 720 Seventh Avenuo. Sullo 4 Seottlo. WA 98104 Phono; (2

~ PUBLISH: March 1 4 .21 .28 a

IN THE D1STRJCT COURT f CAN O F THE FIFTH JUDICIAL r n tea DISTRICTOFTHESTATE ( u rof OFIDAHO.INANDFOR F nCE THECOUNTYOF c IIRD JEROME 1Iblic C aseN o . CVOR-02-12 r >yol ANOTHER SUMMONS the COURTNEY SILL. f

sfter Plaintiff. /.I the vs c

KAREN LSILU :rvfin Defendant. f»din TO: KAREN L SILL, inly. DEFENDANT :last. ABOVE-NAMED: , ticu- YOU HAVE BEEN SUED -

BY THE ABOVE-NAMED , IS; PLAINTIFF. THE COURT the MAY ENTER JUDGMENT 4th AGAINST YOU WITHOUT leet FURTHER NOTICE lOrth UNLESS YOU RESPOND ILOI WITHIN TWENTY (20)O F DAYS. READ THE , feet INFORMATION BELOW. ,

You are hereby notified [ that in order lo defend this ' lowsuiL an appropriate writ­ten response must bo tiled with tho above-designated Court within 20 days alter , se rv ice o l this Sum m ons , on you. If you fail lo so re- } spond the court may enter . iudgm enl again st you a s , dem anded by the Plaintill , in the Complaint. '

A copy of the Complaint , is s e rv e d with Ihls Sum - . m ons. II you wish to seek , the advice or represen ta- . tion by an attorney in this < m atter, you should do s o t promptly s o that your writ- ton response . If any. may , b e tiled In time and other ,, legal rights proleded.

:a s t An appropriote written re- ( 'e st. sp o n s e req u ire s com pli­

a n c o w llh R ule 10(a ) (1) > utar and other rules o fthe (daho / . lor R u les o t Civil P rocedu re p aho and shall also indude: ? a o l 1. The lille ond number of e o o t this caso . f

2. If your resp o n se Is an anty Answer lo the Compiainl. it e 'th e m ustcontalnadm lssionsor . sale d e n ia ls of Iho s e p a r a t e . C D. a l le g a tio n s of Ihe Com - || ^ST plaint and oiher d e fenses ( ino- you may claim. D4C., 3 . Your signature, mailing i )98. a d d re s s , a n d te lep h o n e Is of num ber, or lhe signature, it in mailing address, and tele- I iGE p h o n e n u m b e r of y o u r c

attorney. n*LY 4. Prool ol mailing or deliv- |r Ef^ e r y o l a c o p y o l y o u r o: A E response to Ihe Plainliirs HIS a tto rn ey , a s d e s ig n a te d— abovo. Q lhe THIS IS AN ACTK>N FOR si lote OlVORCe. p ICH To de term ine w hether tti ;NT you m ust pay a liling foo A NO with your resp o n se , con- u

tact the Clerk of the above aic ourt a t (208) 324-8811. tt.

>ay- 300 North Lincoln. Jerom e, ml a i Idaho 83338. ii,» ) DATED this 4th day of m

March. 2002. .. tx/aX:i)9tyl W ans m

m d Clerk ol tho Court rly’s ByO eputyClofk p, nty» ls PUBLISH; M arch 14. 21. A< 0% 28 and April 4 .2002

IN THE 0»STRK:T COURT S Hty OFTHEFIFTHJOOICtAL

DISTRICT O F THE STATE u O F IDAHO. M ANO FOR £

lY. T W COUNTY O F TWm £ .FA U SM AO B TR A TE ^

DIVISION p.IN C asaN o.S P-02-157 ^.........N 0TK:E TO CREDITORS —

In ttw Matter o l tha Estate IN 0f;OLENNW .yOUNC O ELSIE JOHNSON VOUNO Ot

- " N O TIC E IS HEREBY

G IV EN t h a t th e u n d a r i C iUM lignad haa been appoM ed NC ta d p en o n a l rapraaerttatlM of hr o f th a a b eva-nam ad a s ta ta . ol: C C A l ea rao n s havbtB d ah n sn o a g i in s t t w said decadents *t » . a r a ra q u lra d to p r a s a n t a nt i a lh a i r c la im s H llh in fo u r s eina m o n » « aA arlh ad a lao ft)a asl

ll ra i p u b lic a t io n o l th is d afOl n o ic a o ra a U d a k m « « « b a cai

T ...............

E LECiAL NOTICEIdaho, to wit:.OCK 35 OF KIMBERLY TOWN-

JqeT ' 'N> knowledge o l a m ore particular »-fefeienced real property but. for e wllh Section 6 0 - l1 3 o f_ ld ah o . been informed that the address of EAST. KIMBERLY. ID 83341. is

with iaid reat property.Ide without covenant or warranty Ion or encumbrances to satisfy the md pursuant to the powor of sa le" d o l tru st e x e c u te d by E . LEE NETTE L. H l/R ST , HUSBAND , ilo r* T :io -A tL IA N C E ^ iT te A. lor the benelit a n d security of NT A SA, a s Beneficiary, dated 0/15/1997. undor Instrumonl No Rocords ol TWIN FALLS County, merest in which is presenliy hold k N.A. FKA BANK O F AMERICA , WNKING ASSOCIATION.IRS ARE NAMED-TO COMPLY I »6(4){A) IDAHO CODE. NO REP- OE THAT THEY ARE. Ofl ARE I R E S P O N S IB L E FO R T H IS

h this solo Is to bo mado Is tho >. under iho Deed ol Trust Nolo ( : MONTHLY PAYMENT WHICH f 2/2001 AND ALL SUBSEOUENT I :. PLUS LATE CHARGES AND < EES AS SET FORTH. a iy l9 . 2002>m May 02, 2001. 1 paymont ol ( I: 1 paymont ot S335.93 oach: s ot 5338 .58 o a ch : 52 .7 0 8 .6 4 F

1-02) tl rwficiary Advoncos: SO.OO cl

c}w duo. togolhor with unpaid and d nonis, trustoo s loos, ottornoy-s q ss modo to protect tho security c :losuro. Tho pnncipol balance is a T Iniorost thoroon a t 7,940«i por P II to 06/02/2001. 7 .940% por & It to 07/02/2001. 7 .940% por b until paid.0 sell or couso tho trust pioporty o obligation. tl 02. lc LE INSURANCE COMPANY, o

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P28 ond April 4 .2 0 0 2 Is

IT fo re v e r b a rr o d . C la im s R L m u s t bo p r o s o n t o d loE O uano Y oung. P o rso n a i p< f lo p r o s o n lo t iv o o l th o ar

oslotes, ot 270 Van Buren, -Twin Foils, Idoho 83301 INand Illed with tho Court. 0

DATE this 28 th day of OiFebruory. 2002. • C 's /Duane Young Porsonai Roprosoniativo270 Von Buron CrwinFalls. Idaho83301 Si

3U BLISH :M arch 14, 21 ^ ind 28 ,2002 vs p ---------------------------------- - Kl1 IN THE DISTRICT COURTI OFTHE FIFTH JUDICIAL ^' DISTRICTOFTHESTATE ! ,' OF IDAHO. IN AND FOR *

THE COUNTY . I '■' OF GOOOING ! .

MAGISTRATE DIVISION ^C ase No. S P 02-40 f

^ NOTICE TO CflEDlTOflS “ In the Manor of tho Estaiof of: WILBUR IRVIN II; NORCROSS PJ5 D eceased. MjJJ N O TICE IS HEREBY *

GIVEN th a t th e u n d e r- fsignod has been appointed h

'* Persortai Reprosontotive of ”tho a b o v e -n a m e d do c e- J 'dont. All p e rso n s hoving 2*

" cloims oga in st tho doce- dont or the e sto to are re-q u ired to p r o s o n t th o ir ^ ,

'J claims within lour months altor tho d a te of tho first

* publicalion ol this Notice or said claims will bo forovor

,® barrod. Ih<Claims must bo present-

'r od lo tho undersigned ot tho addross mdicolofl. and ^ Med Wllh tho Clerk of Iho

*• Court.DATED this 8th doy of

> March 2002. i" ® /S/Jack Norcross” 894 Avonuo F . PO Bo* 150511

” Eost Ely, NV 89315 ' Tolephono; 775.289.4457

n mj" PUBLISH; M orch 14. 21 'hj

ond 28.2002 ' ' 'e ------------------------------------ an'■ IN THE DISTRICT COURT prcS OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL /

DISTRICTOFTHESTATE sp9 OFIDAHO.INANDFOR ana THE COUNTY OF an>. TWIN FALLS Ci<- MAGISTRATE DIVISION oisr CosoN o.S P-0200164 'M 1.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ihi:• In the Matter o l the Estate 2, r of: MARY L. BAUSCHER, An I D eccasod .. m t i NOTICE IS HEREBY do

GIVEN th a t th o u n d o r- oilI signed has been oppointed plo

Personal Representative ol y «r Iho ot>ovo-namod esta te . 3.I Alt persons having daim s adi■ against the said deceased nui I a re re q u ire d to p ro s e p t rna■ th e ir c la im s w ith in four ph , months after tho date ol tho atk

firs t p u b lic a t io n o l Ih is 4 . 1I notice or sa id claim s will ery

bo lorover t>orred. Claims spcm u s t b e p r e s e n t e d lo no)R ic h a rd H . B a u s c h e r . ToPersonal Ropresontativo of muthe estate, a t 126 Second youA v en u e N o rth . P O Box Cle3 6 6 , Tw in F a l l s , Id a h o cou

; 83303-0366, and filod with (th e C o u i Ma

DATED this 6 lh day of CLIMarch. 2002 CO/sm ichard H. Bausdter /s/C

PUIPUBLISH; M arch 21. 28. Apr

- A piH 4and11 .2002 ------------

IN TKE DISTRICT COURT o rO F TME FIFTH JUOICtAL £ O tSim C T O F THE STATE ^OFRM H O.IN AN O FOR m

THECOUNTYOF p j TWM FALLS

C asa No. S P 02-160 cas<NOTTCE TO CREDITORS a»kIn t t a Manar of th a Estate n o jol:M N N A RO ELU S, ^

ADA F. ELU S-has been s iH appointad P e rso n ^ Ftopra- 1£ a s e n ta l iv a o f t h e a b o v a a C e astala. A l p a n o n s havfatg p d a Jm a a g a in s t s a id da-—^ - c aasad parson a ra t a q u M j q e

LEGALMOnCE__lto present Iheir daim s with- a

J- In four m o n lh s a l te r the L N dale ol tho lirsl publkution

ol-this notice at the olficosir olFredertcksen. Williams & B>r M o s o r v y . 1 1 7 S o u l h Ao _ A d a m s . P O B o x 1 6 8 . Tl>1 Jo ro m o . Idaho 83338 or E:s sold d o in u will be lorever A

b a rr e d . C lo lm s m ust be Fly p resenled to the Personal Ll ®._f’ » JU o » « h to tlv e a l th e _ We a b o v e a d d ro s s a n d filed TE with the alwve Court. Bl ?_> _0_^D ,lh is,2B th .day .o l_T < \ Fobnary, 2002.if Frodoricksen, Williams & thi3 Mosorvy |q>' /s/Jam os C. Mesorvy toi

wi'i PUBLISH; M orch 21, 2S co' and Apnl 4 .2002________ so

' IN THE DISTRICT COURT » - OF THE RFTH JUDICIAL lm ; DISTRICTOFTHESTATE do

I TWIN FALLS is I C aso No SP-02-214I NOTICE TO CREDITORS tric' In Ihe Manor ol the Estate uqiI of; DANIEL DION MASSIE. mr

Deceased.NO TICE IS HEREBY L ,

G IV EN th a t Iho u n d e r-s ig n e d r e p r e s e n t s th o jnnPorsonai Roprosonlolivo ol Jtho abo v o -n o m ed d o c e- go, dont. All p e rso n s havingclaim s ag a in s t Iho doce- nmdent or tho e sta te ore ro- riLq u ire d to p r o s o n i th o ir nia,claim s wiihin lour months « ■a lte r tho do te ol tho first ,>;i, publicatldn“of liiis Nol|-coof“ ^sold Cloims will bo forovor «n. barrod,

Claims must be present- hq ,od to th e undersigned o l atiitho oddross indicolod bo- di,,low. ond filod with Iho Cloik 'Im,,ol Iho Court. ^ PENELOPE PARKER. LLP 864 Filer.Avenue - Twin Falls. ID 83301

DATED This 18th day ol nh , March, 2002.PARKER 1.AW OFFICES. 4 p

/s^Ponotopo Parkor *1^A llo rn o y lo r P o r s o n a i nev Ropresontativo ^

PUBLISH: M arch 21. 28 and April 4 ,2002________ jnc,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT " ‘*2; OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL c 2 DISTRICTOFTHESTATE OFIDAHO.INANDFOR

THECOUNTYOF 's '® TWIN FALLS ,,

Caso No. CVOR02-0037 SUMMONSMARK RAY CARTER. -r^ Plaintilf. ‘j ;

KRISTINA ANN CARTER.Dolondanl.

N O T IC E : YOU HAVE B E E N S U E D B Y T H E ABOVE-NAMED PLAIN- not TIFF. THE COURT MAY E N T E R J U D Q M E N T AGAINST YOU WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE UN- L E S S YOU R E S P O N D ' 1 r WITHIN 20 DAYS. READ T H E IN F O R M A T IO N i J i " B E L O W . TH E C O U R T ^ 7 " MAY ENTER JUDGMENT AGAINST YOU WITHOUT '®7, FURTHER NOTICE UN- L E S S YOU R E S P O N D WITHIN 20 DAYS. READ ?h T H E IN F O R M A T IO N J , BELOW.TO: DEFENDANT. ,KRISTINA ANN CARTER 1 1

Y O U A R E H E R E B Y NOTIFIED lhal in ordor to d e fe n d th is la w su it, an a p p ro p r io te w ri tte n re- q u ;. sponso must bo filod with r^r'; Iho above dosignotod court ^ A Ailhin 20 days oltor sen/ico V notice ol this Summons , onyou. If you fail to so re- spond tho court may onlor udgm ont ogam si you a s ,.1 ^ dem anded by the Plaintiff 1 ° , . in Iho Complaint.

A copy of tho Complaint is s e rv e d with Ihis Sum- mons. If you wish to seek pug, tho advico of or ropresen- talion by an attorney in Ihis - m ailer, you should do so Ittal your written respcxise. pII any may bo 'iled in limo th< a n d o th o r lo g o i r ig h ts fnrii protociod

AnoppropMaiownttonro- sp o n so requ ires compli- p ir , an co w ith Rule 10(a)(1) and oitior IJaho Rulos ol p . Civil Procoduro and sh.ill 5,005 also includo 10031. Tho title nnd number of n.ifir this caso2. If your resp o n se is an AnswortothoComplaint.it o in s must contain admissions or qomti tton ials of tho so p o ra le n llegations ol tho Com - c o u r Dloini and olhor de fenses „,p p, /ou nuiy claim. , 4m^ ,3. Your signature, mailing ; Id d ro s s . a n d te lep h o n e nroa < lum ber, fir the signature. it ,1 itoliing oddross a n d tele- a,oQ )h o n e n u m b e r o t y o u r ojroc

t. Prool ol mailing or deliv- *nd 'r iry o l o copy of your ro- th e o sponso to Plalntiff-s attor- po tn t toy a s designated abovo. fnanai ro delofmino wttedier you Th nust pay a filing le e with .chec

a£R K O F T H E DISTRICT

1; ; ; ;

I THE DISTRICT COURT IFTHERFTHJUOICIAL ^ ISTRICTOFTHESTATE )FIOAHO,INANOFOR FME COUNTY O F TWW 5 2 ^ F A U ^ - W g lR A T E ^

BsaNo.CV-02-00343*M MOTHER SUMMONS p n n , |

m C O / L O N a H O R N M T M EATHER COypANV. OFTH CetperaH en. DISTRPW nM s. O F B,------------------ -------------- ^

)E HESS. M M d u sN r .

-LEGAL NOTICE La n d a l s o , DBA ALPINE WLEATHER, > Cat

Defendants. ■ NON OTICE; YOU HAVE In G

B E E N S U E D B Y T H E d CABOVE-NAMED PLAIN- OPiTIFF. THE COURT MAY |E N T E R J U D Q M E N T ^AGAINST YOU WITHOUT Q |\FURTHEfl NOTICE UN- AmL E S S YOU R E S P O N D app

_WITH1N.20 DAYS. R E A D ^se nT H E IN F O R M A T IO N n a rBELOW. o a r

_TO;JOE-HESS____________aoft. You ai'e hereby notillod (heiithat In order to defend this p retlavrsuil. an appropriate vrril- fourlon response m ust be filed dalewith the above designafed of Iticourt within 20 days ofter willservice of this Sum m ons Claiion you. II you fall to so re- sentspond. Iho court may enler a lthludgm enl a g a in s t you a s fileddem anded by the plalnllll cou

■ In Iho r/VTyl«V .A copy of tho Complaint Man

Is s e rv e d w llh this Sum - /s/Jc mons, II you wish lo seek Allc the odvico or represen ta- Ron, Uon by on attorney in Ihis . PO I m otler. you should do s o Twir prompUy so that your writ- gos, len response, if any. moy be filed in time ond olhor PUE logoi rights proleded. a n d :

A nopproprlalewrinenro- — sp o n se req u ire s compll- onco-w ith flu te 10(a ) (1) AD and olhor Idoho Rulos ol Civil Procoduro and shall also indude;1. The title ond number of th is ca se .........................................S<2. If your r e sp o n se Is on 'ocoi Answer to the Complaint, it Oopi must contain admissions or S e « d e n ia ls of th e s e p a r a te o lle g o llo n s of Iho Com - A.M. plaim and olhor de fenses A you may claim. Hme3. Your slgnoluro. moiling opor o d d ro s s o n d to lo p h o n e num ber or the slgnoluro. Tvnn moiling a dd ress and lele- Bit p h o n e n u m b e r o l y o u r ih e n anomoy. se w i4. Proof of mailing or deliv-Dry of 0 copy of your ro- Avon sponse to plolntill's nitor- St'oe ■toy. a s designoied above. Aveni

To determ ine w helher Cor pfou m ust poy a liling foe with your resp o n se , con- oroav act tho Clork ol Iho above- <^0 C tam ed court. Secor

DATED This 26th doy of -obnjary, 2002. -twenh=tbbort S. Fort. Clork PluSfi s/Gorry Daw. Deputy {QOiiiQ

's/ShaPUBLISH: March 7 .1 4 .2 1 Oeput md 28.2002 Cityol----------------------------------- 321 &N THE DISTRICT COURT POBcDF THE RFTH JUDICIAL Twin F)ISTRICTOF THE STATE (208): OF IDAHO IN ANO FOR

THE COUNTY OF PUBLTWIN FALLS . 28, 20-

:aso No. SP 02-154 OPENJOTICE OF HEARING ---------n Re: MARY LOU JENOl.0.b.June13,-1942 p |J. A Petilion by Mary Lou Action

eno, born June 13. 1942 |,y yn1 Cook Counly. S talo o l cw fajllin o is is p r o p o s in g a Thev 1honge in name to Morgan to k wlary Lou Je n o h a s been ol whiled in the above entitled ooinaourt. Ihe reo so n for Ihls c h arahange in namo being she inform kes il bettor.The name of the petition- and sr’s father w as Curtis C. We oclobson. Ho died on April who s5. 2001. tion Ic Siich petition will be heard to acc 19:0S o-clock o.m. on April and di 0. 2002. a t the Tvnn Falls ii :o u n ty C o u r t h o u s e . p , - „ . ibjoctions may bo liled byny p e rso n w ho c an .' inuch 0b |0cli6n s . show lo ^ te court a good reaso ngainst such a change of ^win F

WITNESS my haml ana 9 ““ ool Ol sard District Court js z e ih o a ,o lF .I> .u a ,y .

NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING

I tho Moner of tho Pebtion or the Establishment d o

Seod Potato Crop (Manogomont Area In nto »ICABO/CAREYAreaol

BLAINE County.Pu rsuoni lo Ihe provi- '^rtibor

ons ol Idaho C ode §22- » 3 . tho Idaho Slate Do- 55*230 irim eni ol Arlcullure Is ?g® Ming a public hearing to Ktsider the ostoblishment 0 seed potato crop man- »emoni om a in tho Pica- )/C orey a re a o l Blaine ounty o s r e q u e s te d by Apnl 4. 0 petition of not krss thanleen (15) rogistorod etec- ---------rs in tho P lcabo/C oroy oaolBiom o Counly.

00 is e ^ b n s h e S T lh e V rector may adopt rules, I lich contain conditions id restrictions affecting 0 p ro d u c lio n o l s e e d ito toes w ithin th e c rop TII

T ho public h e a r in g Is h eduled for 7 ;00 p.m .,Bdnesday. April 17.2002. 2(M Ih e C a r e y C tty H all.482 North Main S treet. 2 0 1 trey. Idaho 83320 . TheIlding is n o t m a rk e d ; _____ JIw e v e r . li I s l o c a t e d r o s s th e s l r a a t from u r g e o n s P r o d u c tio n mpany and W ttM omer m A dam son 's T e x a c o I n ( itton. A l interested per- -IS a re (nvfted to attend e h e a r i n g a n d o lv a limony. f r e eD ated th is 12lh day of n l a a i reh.2002. ^ >atrid(A.Ti*a3ugi ' ia d o r Idaho S ta te Da- m is i tmantdA orieuRura J a j

BLISH: Mareh 21 and A f£2^__________ TheM E (tt& m C T COURT hmbi TH EFFTH JU O CIA L ^

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Dacaased.N O TICE IS HEREBY in

G IV E N t h a t S a n d r a J . A n d r e a s e n h a s b e e n a p pdn led personal repre- s e n ta l iv a o l Ihe a b o v e- . f r e n a m e d D e c e d e n ts . All n in e p e r s o n s h a v in g c la im s

Iheir estate are recjuirod to ' “ m l: present their daim s within lour (4) m onths after the dale of the first publication A af this notica or sakj daim s T h . Mill b e f o re v e r b a rr e d .Claims must either be pre- lenled lo the undersignod fB: 11 the address Intfcated or a iled wllh the Clerk of lhe ' 3ourt,_ ^

\Aarch.2002. L i ls/John A. Doorr. Esq. S u F JM io rn e y fo r P e r s o n a l whileRepresentative m » i >0 Box 1596 rwin Falls. ID 83303-1596 208.734.4034

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eceived In tho olfico d lhe>eputy City Clerk a t 321 J jecond Avenue East. Twin 1 ■alls. Id ah o unlil 10 :00 *k.M.. prevailing local time « April 5. 2002. at which m e lhey shall be publk;]y ■ . p e n e d a n d re a d In th e m -ouncil Cham bers d Ihe T vnn Foils O ty Hall.

Bids will b e received lor le replacement of sanitary e w o r o n ( l ) D l a m o n d ir e o l W esl a n d M arket venue; and (2) Diamond ireet W est to South Park venue Wesl.Contrart Oocumenis with leclficalions and/or plans e available a t the olfice of 10 C ily E n g in e e r . 321 icond Avenue East. Twin I lls . Id aho , a t a le e ol a o ly jiye dollarg (M s nn\ jsfifleen donors ( s is o o i ailiDglfifi.S haron M. Bryon >puy City Clerk l y d Twin Falls 1 Second Avenue East > Sox 1907rin Falls. ID 83303-1907 )8) 735-7245

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P U B L IC N O T IC E ______itions planned and uucen'' you r governm ent a re nialned in public notices, ley a re port of yoor right know andtobelnfom ted r p a

>ing. A S M ^ ^ g o w im ^ ^ H a rgos ell d tiz en s to b e WMorm ed. this new spaper W ] e s every citizen lo road id study th e se notices. s advise Ihose ciiizens 10 seek further inlorma- n lo exero se iheir right a c c e s s public records V d public meetings

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LEGALNOTICECimborty Sell Siorage d 'Iberly. Idaho under the visions of Idaho Code 2306 will sell the slor- *-I con tenb ol: ^t J . Robin Palm ar C10 . Brian Taylor Sor about July, 2002. ^

BLISH; March 28 and il4 .2002

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longer responsible lor any bills incurred olhoi manmy own.*____________

I Kennolh Pratt will no long* or be responsilblo for any debts olhor ifwn my own*

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POR Y0U7 G reat B*n*fltsS32,000 $35 ,000 ,^ .Jo b plac*m*nt No Down, Loans Availablo Class** s u n *v*ry Mon-day m Twm Falls ____• _ _____e c Q f f t t i l o n a L l n i c k _______

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S T A R T - E m i l i a n o Z a p a ta In Burloy and Felipe Cabral in Twin Falls aro now recnjiting a p p l i c a n i s f o r th e fo llo w in g p o s it io n s : T eache rs wlih Degree o r A l l e r n a l i v o Credential atSl0.77/hr; T eachers a t $l0.46rtir; T e a c h e r A id e s w ilh D eg ree o r Attern&live Credential a t S7.92/hr: T e a c h e r A i d e s a t S 7 . 6 9 / h r ; B u s O rlv er/C u s lo d ian s a l

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oporator wantod.Catl 280-2266’

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stakes team game.T he e x c e lle n t

reached a t both tat of m ore-advanced I ods than those shou firs t tab le, declare chance to land 12 ti It. He d rew trum ps twice In hearts, losi idng and jac k for 0

-------------r e s u l tT P a s T in lu c lqp lan tb a t would si 757r o fthe time.

Against th e sam won nis club ac e ai king and ace of trun trum p with B ast, I dum m y’s club king club. A fter crosslnj diamond ace. he pa: h ea rt queen to Wes ing West in desperat

If West led a dia would enjoy a free Gi led a club, Rubin wi h is jack while disea from dummy. And U h eart jack, he woulc with no heart losers.

As this deal demc bin haslostliU leo fb g am e Why should li 75 percent chance v and m ore d ram atic available?

o o PROCESSING f — ; ing for posittons a t tocal » d p rocessing faclllly: xpertence a plus; good „ la rtin g pa y . Call 7 3 5 - Nurse 1 O O Sorapplym personal 32 Blue U k e s Blvd. N. wm Falls.* 3D?.!iR S m i S T ----------------jn e n t opening for a tal- bss« n t e d s ly l i s i . P T /F T .

■ ^ S S t w a * JSSi?JO iE H V -------------------- t o t Jening for entry or exp: s ich ery w orker. M edi- 23M iVdentaIforempk»yee4 >063: i p e n d e n ts , v a ca llo n .

t ^ K E E p m o ---------- : ^'est Coast is accepting

•rahouM k**p<no«*ll

l= s iENorth. Twm FaBs.*

CHEN 'n Falls C ara Canter Is T Wo k in g lo r a P,M . tra y C de/A .M . d ish w a sh e r , list b e dependable, ablew ork in a ( a s t p a c e Emplo>

Chen. P re ler som eoneth expertenc* m th*ra- •RN A I^ diets, and sanitati- • Day 1>. W ill tra in lh e r ig h t woekt

r j . 5 : * s ; . * s a674 Eastland Drive, w « o tl

Twm F a ls . klaho «Pa»d' M il C indy 7 3 4 -4 2 6 4 «SkAJ

ink ie r s e rv ic e r e p a ir iraon needed a t Snake ver SprtnM*ra. Expert- ^

r s g g g s y i S i g i ! D «J o m o

d sc ap ln g a ll p h a se s ,ist hav* vaikt drivers li* pins«, exp. preferred but 1,t necessary. 733-9446.* tW n Fira C A n N Q 674king indivuduais with Colidantial Infgatton tand- ____Mip*m ainlanance.m an-e m e n t ek llls . S a la ry Expea n >E .Cal324-3233leave 10.W II return a l cals.*

jran lriiw AI s a o c e p l in g '

eppiiallonsfor VV expolonced __ s u la t io n l R s td e is . D l = ranM lR B ui(frtg p |

SupplyodKs mecicaMenlal nsurance and ompeHvewags fI t i e n e f l p e c l E ^ f

3 P H 0 N E C A U S . ^

a s e app ly inSISWeslMaki ^

J E R O M E M

Thursday, M ait± 2J

CES ON BRIDIjoy one's past life

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d m em ories tha t WEST w orld cham pi- 4 4

r tbe Dallas Aces V K J le m ore interest- ♦ Q 9 ' to join o u r team 4 J 10 )f P aram us, N.J, »m petitor, excel- ind reliable part-Inducted4 nt»4h6--------------ime last year.Q’s excellent play S ia m a t a recent Vulneral le. Dealer: 1in t s lam w as tables by m eans The bide id bidding meth- lown bere. A tthe a r e r s a w a g o o d 2 tricks and took 4 4 ip s and nnessed •staadar osing to both the T one down. His Opening cly rhB "chose a I su cc eed abou t qu

ame lead, Rubin ! and cashed the c .„ .u lim ps. Leaving a t, Rubin cashed ing and ruffed a sing to dummy’s

N o r t h

ra te straits.diamond. Rubin _______BCnesse-IfW est ANSWElI would niff withscarding a heart handwjtld i f W est led hisluld leave Rubinirs.smonstrafes, Ru- )fbis flair for tbe d h e se ttle for a e when a b elter S ^ . ' i itic chance was

s t s s s i s r s ; *irs opportunity to use MECKAh■sessment 4 mtarven- Ag/Tnickon skHls. WhUe manag- ing skillg the m eet vital pro- be d ep eram s m the facilRy.H workplai o ua r*c iM tfveandneroetic. you wid want 7ita £ to :L indaO ia .R N uBCHAhN S.torm deutdeiaU s. 7 ^ X 1 ^ 303 P a rta Ave. Burtey,)e33ia20fr677-3073* Fu„iia w B p M uat hi

m anager. ^iuccasshilpefSonA B ! * E C I ^ (now about vHamms. Sm all en rbs. natural (oods. Fax 0 * n » o tsum e to 735-1967 or GOE. ST

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In F e aa C are C enier DirecS74 E as tland Dr. -CN A rtiContact Peraon * ^ * i PM etodteJensen* •L PN Sti

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ith nonforcing strength. .

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CUTTERa m ’s M a r k e t in ium. ID is needing a cu tter. Experience

i r i s x rict Rteh a t 726-3771

F . SAMC This sntall IKk mechanic. Wekl- v ^ u ^ fi

J J rd .lJ I ..O ™ g ln i . u »

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Technician, records pII Senrice shop. P n; h av* ow n tool*. D tetaryafh3«>49/734-5001*. .w i c w « M y * ae n g in e m echan ic . e o e a

Shoihow?**'***^ y 8 C g L ^ ^ M 886*2638. Funw ork-hi

^ ------------------ WoVkToIime RN 4 FuB tm>e i n d M ^ PTdertcaimosptoe

P*>” “ P»9gy Partnership AL A rdieorJo(I n e * d * d In Twin

i»m Falls. M 83301733*6840.* MISCELLAN

Prior Servic■ » N A '> .m U e a K S .” ! " ”n r a l W o r t l n . ‘ Table assisted livina you r rank ' . .E v e n m g s 4 ^ tL C a l 324-8S24 or I d a h o A r r

S S_______ bonus. SFC■ . I 9171 or 1-6

^ f l e h * * MOTEL f t ^ ^ m s r F n jn td e s k rt e lo iow ing P ick up a i

W e s to n In

lorMMk^•cordsCleikdentSen/ices Nursery a ssi rMtor with office a/NA's R ‘v o r S p ri4DS Coordmator 543*6630 o. ^ D e v e lo p m e n t p a m t in g ' W tof Estabkshodc: , S S : S S S T ^ m g for a p i S S S T T ” w orker. Pa

on exp. Call

o o m z o o n t e .

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H 0N E R E H A Q 4 * •MNG CENTER a s l4 lh S l7 8 o x Bone. Idaho 63352 ________08-886*2228: 208-686-2083 ■ MnaU friendly award ng facility n e ed s a

" S S S T ” I XI time Eve. shift, n eeded for Eve. t.F T /P T 4 night shift full time Full time modical rds position. Exp,

preferred, ran e m o o n co o k ,

PT.

PT.OEflyVF/DA/’iJW E O U Srk-helping o the rs . * ■ipy te c h n ic ia n s .1 o n t l e a c h in g nden i living skills. n itons avail. Must c a r . C o m m u n ity rships a l 735*2134 irJody. AA/EOE-

lA N EOU S ^ 1 ^e. washing trucks gs. Must have dnv* irtse 4 bo 18 plus.

LANEOUSirvice. Oo th e job tre tramod to do or 1 now skill. Retain in k 4 m ake your le n c e p a y in th o A rm y N a t io n a l

CouidgelaSS.OOO SFC Barlow 734*

r 1-800*464*8273*

sk cterk, Part-timo. p a p p lic a tio n a t n Inn . 9 0 6 B luo Uvd. N,.Twin Falls'

a ssistan t noedod ____ice skHls a t Snako S p r in k lo rs . C a ll30 or 280-3824.’ | |

C ^ I ■wd company took* a pa in ter. H ard- . P ay de p en d in g 'Call 5 39 -379 r

\ 0p l 2

iPaHa,ktohoE11

UEOtCAL■nw ipyT«eftpc»ilioo op*n.SJmit«$6,5<Vhr.

c a 734*4344’m s i s -------------------------N M d expertencwl A tp M t

r i lw r . Also, need ln i«k <*rtw*»yii|»oref. Mu»« have COL. Can 536-S460.*

PLUMBED ----------------Service and construction.

T op w a a e i . Insurance , rc il re m e n i A vaca tion .

-------------- C M .30M 79-747M -■--------- - f i S H W -----------

Ranch U eneger couple wanled lor 400 ocro recre* otionol larm /randi. N. o l '

, P ea tw . Send resum e lo M anogerJob. P.O. Box 64, Mackay. lD-83251,

Ciosos Apnl 20lh. seec iassjfedsa l

--------------- hhip://www.alcrH)l.r>el-_______ for dotojis.*

Asst. Monager iramco wanted. Prewoos managoment e*p.

necossay. Must bo available lor an shiRs

^ J E R W E ^ - 'p ^ H U T

Hinng servers, cooks and support start for an sh<Rs. Apply in person. Elmer's. tB24Blue Lakos Blvd. N.

Twin Falls. Drug Freo Workplace.’

RggTAORANT---------------Need moming cooking wrth -en p e rien c erS tro n g line skills. W oge OCE. Call B37-6227fOfanntenocw.-

RESTAURANT Now hinng for an positions

days and nights.Apply in person,

. Je ro m e PUza Hut' RETAiLSiSLgS Joromo O&B Supply has o

part'lim e opening for on o x p o r ie n c e d c lo lh in g sa les person. Average 30 hours per woek. Spanish sp e ak in g a plus .Appli­c a n t m u st b e available dunng all business hours. P i c k up a n t i d r o p off a p p l i c a t i o n s a t O&B Supply aM 120 S. bncoln. Joromo. 10. Wago OOE. EO E-

R O U T E ^ A iS --------------PT mornings. Esioblishod,

commtssionod Musi be rblioblo. commmod.

responsible & havo own vehelo.

Tbe Cookie Baaket. 734-0930 ask for Mary.*

SALES--------------------------Inside sales.will troin 5 day wook, good money.

Call 733-2526a s a S S --------------------------Construction supply com­pany seoks an individual lo sorvico custom ers in S o u lh o m a n d E as te rn Idaho. &por>encoinhigh-

compulerTkills or"rela«/ wholesale a plus,

W agos OOE, 208-736-4900*

s JSlS --------------------------C areer opportunities wilh

customer sorvico ooenied team i Tho Ultto Red Hen is accepting resum es for ono part/lu ll time so los ossocia ie, must bo lloxi- - ble: ond orte lull time cro> 1 alive display artist, musi b o llo x ib le . r e fe re n c -

Bridgeview Estates has an operUng for:

RN EVENING SUPERVISOR

This is a Monday through Friday

position wilh an ' occasional

weekend.

Hours will b e - ' 6 :00pm -2 :00am

O ne to two years c p e r ie n c e in

long term care and supeivisoTy

experierKe desired.

Please apply in person with a

resume at 1828 Bridgeview Blvd.

a now season than Come see what

USA has to c• Paid Training• $100.00 Referral Boi• Fun & Professional/• Medical. Dentai and

. in iust 30 days!!!

^ *7.00C a n T o S e t U p A n im

J u s ) S o p In . W ^ -

7 ^ 3 2 - 5

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8A L £Shw ldeFT, long te n n p o tltio n e a v i t l . In J e ro m e a r e a .

_ Must have a poeWvt attt- lu d e . s o m e c o m p u te r

• t t e ip „ good com m unica- ck tion tB lia and any sa les ve exp. ie a pkj*. Benefits in­

cluded and flftiMe hours.

; S S S i S t & ^ 'e S d u t lb n sn! 1?01 F a lls A v t.S . S te 24*_ .......... ............. ^— -SeifTOnarrmaii^iftriixri d e pendable, sa lary plus '»•. com m issions. Com plete » benellts pkg avail, medi- '0 c a l . d e n ta l a n d 4 0 1 K.* S e n d r e s u m e lo ; Box

9 9 0 3 4 . S T h e T im e s - News. PO Box S48.Tw « Fans. 10 83303*

' SAL£Sff)£TAIL “— 0P«n‘nfl lor a

pe rson . Must enjoy work- mg w /peopie and be able

.10 le a rn naw p ro d u c ts . Knowledge of leed . Ani­mal Hoallh & H ardw are

— holpful but not necessary.” CDL dnver preferred. Vol­

ley C o-op o tte rs a widea benefits pkg. Salary do- s . pending on qualtlicaiions. s . C o m e jo in o u r te a m ,M. Opening in the Goodmg

a rea. Slop by any Vaney Co-op location to pick up

— an application.tt) C l o ^ dote lor Ihts

-open ii> 9 isA pnl3 ,2002 .,11 S«>d applica tion and

o r rs s u m e to :Valiey CoK>p Inc.

. PO B o i 490 W endell 10. S33S5 A ttn Floyd ,

IjsE C U R rry 1— POBUC SAFETY » SUPERVISOR

IPC Inlom ailonal Corp.0 invite you to make yoor ^ m ark w hile you earn ." leam ond advance with

our Public Safety loam

•j MAGIC VALLEY B MALL, A full lime opponunity is

a vailab le to r a Public Safely Supervisor, Ben­efits include:

1 * Compolitive salary wilh '' pay a d v a n c e s . 401K .

b o n e li ts lo r FT , a n d professionally tailored uniforms

* T r a in in g in c lu d in g , o m e r g e n c i o s f t

investigations* N ationwide ad v an ce- r

5 mont opportunitios I

Come join our team! Ap- | ply in porson a t he mall - Public S a fe ly O flice.

ll We require d e a r crimi- „ nai history, valid D .L . e „ p rev ious superv iso ry

exporienco and H S/6- ED. EOE ___________

^ SK PPtN G a RECEIVINCMust bo ablo lo drive lortt- titi.littupto651bs.& w orti

— unsupervtsed. Com puter _ expr. prelerred. Drivers

D license requ ired . Salary > D O E . D ru g I r e e w ork ' p la c e . P lo a s e a p p ly a t ■ A cne Mfg.Co,. 500 Main j* St. Filer. ID 83328*

— TECHNICUN1 Hinng Hearth Products

installer and technician. Som e oxp. required, W armlnfl T tend

901 N. Main K etchum 7 2 « ^ » s r

TRUCK WASHER Part time, weekends.

W ages DOE.Call 208-324-7600’

f litoM nn^ sues

C e i i i l t i i i s

Wiiiel!H u s th M g ^ t f tu d e m

BxceOentBenem:•incentive Based Pay

•TfanngPnjvided •Demo Plan

•ifeaflti and Vision Plan ‘ •Paid Vacation

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i s H ere!b e t t e r w a y t o s t q r t a n w i t h a n e w j o b ?

lat Teleperfonnanca lo offer you;

Bonusal Atmosphere nd Vi8k>n Benents'

Q a n h o u r

I n te r v ie w Today or Uk-{n’s W e k » m e .

M WH IB B B M in g

m m p o a e m a n* 80i IWfafafc I

rtn F lto , Idaho T hurtday .m

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'C £ f % M L S w s O ^ T ^ ir W A K H O U Se 2 FT posi- T I- ttons avaU, In Bliss. High s schoo l diplom a or I- required. Exp. milling and >. elevatro operator, lift up h I to 100 lbs. and cleanup. ,

W a g e S 8 - $ l O .D O E . Please apply in person a t

mtelUaent■: E m ptoym en tS o lu tione ---------

IJO I F H I tf t"* ° e w » j»____{ W A toK > O a^ w orkers B needed m Jerom e a. Buhl, m i. _ $7.-$9iihr.

American Stating X 734-6452

A M ^ h o w p o s i t io n .a b le A lo litiS S fcso rm ofobogs^ _

" o f seed , Monday-Friday. j p j Saiurday if needed. KJm- u c

wdoow6nkm6-------- iMouWer operator wanted cu,

for sman custom shop. i, Ej^.preterred on five-head , mouUer. Salary dependem

on expenence. somo benelils. LocaiOd in

Caroy. 15 min. e as t of re. BenevufiTHaiier. Call Allen

between 7am -l0am 208-823-4565 to se t up

^ ^ n t e w « ^ ^ Jten

/Emplopentl JI

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ExceOemBenem: ^•NmM T/aining ^ u' t t o r A t•4IHK • - R'

M nium conliilen ii^! " Phsxccnbet KAySTMEBS *

'X324-3900 f

Orug.tiM WwteUc*,

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mallon is free. Rem em - ' ber.'no one can promise you a federal |ob. For free information about federal iobs, call Career America Conneclkjn,

478-757-3000*--------g rA Y H O M E a------- in

WORKOfMJNEI ^ Fun training pfovWed! r

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AvT tw T J m e a -N e v n la .

c u r r e n tly lo o k in g 'W f o r c a rr ie rs f o r ^

J u n io r ro u te a a v a lh 9|C : a b le In t t te J e r o m e

area . H H

ROUTE 5 2 0 Fm1st Ave. E.

2 nd. ^V8. e . ^

S f ® 1att) Ave. E. ' ?3

B0UTES29 roo-600 vv. Ave. G 200-300 W. Ave. I o

B o m s s7tt}Ave.W. ^ett) Ave. W. “

If you Ihn In Uih anm a ^ ‘ tn ln ttm ta dlnbflnga ___

P tm m ea a a a tr teTMantgtr taw

7 3 U m ia xL 9 4 a m

The T]is accepi

for Walking

These positions ate 7-day, eariy-moming

a ^ '^ ^ ^ s o u r o e of additional income whil

’ you get paid Itn* your mofningwalk.

Stop byIhelbnes^Mews atl323IdStV^fest inlW inM Is

or can 73^)931.

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th e G le n n a fe r r y area .

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newspaper eerrter... PtmmeaBOiaMet

Meniper 739.0891 •XL.348M

JEROME 5 600MOTOR-ROUTE 60

77» Times-News is «y currently looking tor an

Ind^itndent Motor Route Carrhrin the

JERQUE area. Valid drivers license &

reliable vehicle a must.B s a n s m

IF you live in the ,Jerome area S are inter-

ested in being a News­paper Carrier. „y

piease.contacLtheJwin Falls Times-News in

oHice at 733-0931. ext. Ind 348. or stop by 1323rd

St.W .TwinFalimiS

MINhCASSIA ♦

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ^TheTlmM-NmisIs

currently looking for A Independent Motor “ Route Carrier In the ASSi MINICASSIA area. "exii

IF you live in the ___Mlnl-Cassla area S a re BUSi

interested in being a Coo( Newspaper Carrier. B

' please contaci the .Burley.Ttmes-Newsoffice at 677-4042 or ___

stop by Ihe Burley oKce a t 1263 Overland Ave. (Roper Buiidingr

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currently kwUng for A Independent Motor p Route Carrier In the ■ ^

MALTAarea.

ROUTE 643 ___ -

IF you live in the <Minl-Cassia area S are ^

Interested In being a Newspaper Carrier, please contact the Burley Times-News k „ office at 677-4042 or stop by the Burley

otaceat12630verland CccF Ave. (RoperBuildingy wittr

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In d e p e n d e n t en e w a p a p e r carrier... ” ®®

PtoaM j-juirmrfn e a s e contac* c nn Olatrlet Manager

733-0931. e x t 347 Was

BU HL _RO U TE6S2 1

MOTOR ROUTE'

bmanw how you «c«nd your «Uy*. ciuvfiwi Irts yoor 3tu sy tehediie. Put dau i- A«(fs ftme-Mving oreoory aol goods and «wvcm io w o t lof you loOay.

Times-New:epting applications lg Routes in Twin Fa

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n e w a p a p e r r o u te s o n t i i e B a a t a id e o f JNVl

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2700-2800 ^- Paintbrush Dr. . k ^

2600-2800 Sagebrush Dr.

Aspenvifood Lane-------RRS00-900 Greentree Way „ <300-900 O'Leary Way

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2 2 0 0 ^ 4 0 0 Forestvate Dr.

ROUTE 632100-450 Jacltson ___ !100-500 Quincy | H

ROUTE 833 K l 600-450 Harrison V I

100-500 Van Buren

t you live on the EAST Me of-nrtn Felh Aan- Intaraatad In batng an 1" “ rxiapar^tn«/nt>apar

earrtar In'e a s e contact Olatrlet . Uanagar at 733-0931tMt34em cla

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i s i S T A N C E n e ^ixible hours. PT/FT up lo f'O t

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ISINESSES AVAILABLE loper N onnen B usiness

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m a Ic o n t in e n t a l L o a n s 1-80G

S 100 -S 900 piT E FPhono applications

wok»mo. ta M::all T oday 735-0892

Je ro m e 324-3605 Burtey 678-1761*

LOANS$ 1 0 0 - , $ 7 5 0 Mode

CALL TODAY! ®27 3 4 - 4 3 3 3 g

S 0 5 BEO SSOOOn repay S6000 in 6 mos, ocurod. Can 734-6643*

930 Mor Kai

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2924 Skyline Dr. TWIN Fi3 2 acres NE.T .F. h o u e e .lin House 3800 sq. tt. w /bsm i5 bdrms.. 3 baths s e l l . 1

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S £ S S r r “ ” i s s s i H i$55,000. H eigh ts:

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hom e. d eck , pa tio . XWUstinaaAwebsite ^ H M 3 2 3 e x t H792*f a u 3 ------------------- ' " i g ’ s a)UKTRY HOMES l i S . '« s - b i g . beautiful 4 ' v S S - 1. 2 bath, g reai room,m 'spa. othor unk)ue ^ Au r e s . L a rg o s h o d . ^ 5 2 0 ^

UE £I A cres • Hisloric 2 f y 3 b d r m , 2 b a i h>, small 2 bdmi hom e V / / ’ique, spacious rock T Lwith dance floor. Big ^, highway frontage. jI Acres • 3 bdrm, 2 Xcovered deck, nico j I M Fsh e d for livestock. 1 ,

r CLEAN! S149.900 CLAIRT JO N ES REALTY D E P/^

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0 . 2 b d rm . 1 b a lh 2 0 8 ^ m t. M oving, m u s t / r i * . 1 1 2 0 u l n c e y S I . t o O 00/Offer. 420-2321.* tW lN F A U E a D 5 ------------------- TO LEASE

m V A T E DSELLERM S t E as t is a home. P tfamily hom e with fun conyonih e d lo w e r le v o l . a roa .N oc te-car garage, hand- Referenfioots..497.500, P ieasecaoh a s keys 5 3 ^ 4870 . W EfainrtWFIAWLEY f a a tc o ^ .l*U.TY 734-6858 condit■ALLS Moving m ust , _bdrni, 2 bath, 1930 C T l

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HG North 2 a creshome site. $18,500Tiei wiO finartce. B n n r r c r -!095or731-0103*IMAM VALLEY 4 /1 .$ 4 7 5 n svaljaWe. Ranging appl.ca ll5 (

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S K K S T B U R L E Y , lants. A ssodation s Je ep ^ g rr aSAnonth. Lots a re '" ° -6 3 5 W l 00423 ,000/each . ▼ T T T 1 M i 837-9124*rON 514,900. ____I. LeMoyne Realty. C l & S S leenor owned.206431-5617* 1.RLY C ottonw oodis: 3-9 a c re lo ls .tilar v iew s, c re ek1. minutes from golf C all 73utfihBs. 539-7804* ' J

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PRO JECTIfsm en ts : The U. S. im m eni is compiling I of interested (W e -r tocons tn jc taS .eO O ---------oximaia square loot.

T ^ n rro nllo'? v ^ .Idaho , that tho Gov- le n t will le a se lor a num term O lio yoars

r s a n d A u th o r ise dn ts : In ieresied por- ihouU submit a k>ller loresi and proposed nfonnalion including ocalton, dimensions toning to:.G e n e ra l Serv ice A dm inistration It S en rice C enter 1; J o h n W. McCoy W est F o n S treet se .- td eh e 63724*— ----------

1983Broadm ore Oft. 3 bdrm. 2 both, tbom ovod . $5000. i-3674 atter 6pm*

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9 - 6 ^ - 4 5 4 3 BURLEY) a u 3 --------------ASE - Medical pro- Kial coupk) desires (possibio purchase)B.-2yr,lor ktaso ol I + sq, tt. well kept B. Prefer NE. noar jfon or close nj rol 4o chMron, rx) pots, irences available can 208-650-7514*

y h 6 u ^ . ----------lh. tw ^ day closing.>ndition. any price. l20-2t78Nick*

ti- W H u g e ---------rm.2 bath, 24x70'H. Esta tes «44 0/otter. 423-9245B

%LLS N K ei b d m irport. Reis. $500/- lep . Nosmol<ingor :a ll 733-8656*

bodrooms. 2 both Duntiy. Uke new.:all 5434782*Ddrm tonn house.1 N 1400 E. avaU.75 m o . * d ^ . For Ml 562-943-3224.* i!;iean & q u ie l 3 1 b a lh . g a ra g e . dep . 733-5038.*:T k l t c h o n o l t o tg rm s. $110/wk.- iW >teln .S7»-7Sa

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QOOOiNO 3 bdrm. 2 bath ♦ flM heatC afpofi. Neva­d a St. S5S0. 837-6523’

H A O E nU A N H om eonthe rivor, tum ishod or unlur- nished home. Spacious 2 bdrm. 2 balh. oloct heat/- a ir. Ex tra s io ra g o . boat houso. nico yard. $800

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h o m o . e l e c t r i c h e a l . Appis. small yanj outside

HANSEN 2 bdrm. mobllo hom o , o p p ls . . s to ra a o . DW. No pots 423-510<»

modem home. Call tottT ing or eves, a t 733-3106*

3 bdmi. 2 bath, dbl mtWo. Good a re a S475/mo. No pets. Rofs. 326-S887*

JEROME • 3 bdrm.. 1 bath, w/ lomlV room. No smok- in®^p<ils.S600/mo. + S500 doposit. 1st & la st. Coll 324-2996 evenings.*

JERO M E 2 bdrm. 2 both no smoking/pots S600 uuls. 539-1940 oftor 5pm.

JEROME 3 bdmi. 2 balhs. mobilo hom o. N o pe ls . ^ g ^ ^ n ^ 4 9 5 / m o . ♦

JE R O M E N ice 3 btJrm .. lonced yd., garago. gar. den. deck, pet negotiable, □vail. 4 /J 5 .539-6486.*

JE R O M E /T W IN FA LLS N e a r J e r o m e C o u n iry Club, tuiaso. ront. or buy.3 bdrm. 2 balh. 2 car ga ­rago. 1.3 acres. S825 mo.

Call 209-941-5454.* KIMBERLY 1 bdmi. Com-

p l o t o l y r e m o d o l o d . 5375'm o. 655-4153a

KIMBERLY I &2bodroom. A ppliances includod. No pots. Aflor drscount. S299 & $399 por mo. Call 312- 2111 or 423-9659*

S H O S H O N E 3 b d r m . I Backyard. Nice location.

S 57S *S300. 686-7011 or B86-7<I73 ask lor Lisa*

SHOSHONE 2 bodroom mobilo hom o. S200/m o. A lso , n tc o 1 b d r . a p t. S250/mo. Call 788-4456*

SHOSHONE Spirt lovol.4 bdrm, 2. bath. Detached garago. large yard, targo , basomont. Lol ol storago. ' S800/mo. Possible loaso

I option to buy. 208-726- 2705 Or208.720-2645*

TWIN FALLS 2 bodroom. U rg e foncod yard.Call 888-2S6-2322’

TWINFALLS 2223 K ln g sg a tt 3 bdmi.2 bath, with fenced yard. S675 « doposit.

BRAWLEY REALTY 734-5e$0

TWIN FALLS BMuUtul. i 3 bodoom. 2 bath, appis.. g a r a g e , law n c a r o . No poM m oW ng.$e95m o.-» deposit. Can 7 3 > < 2 W

TW IN FA L L S 3 bdrtii'. 2 ] bath on quiot street. Great ' room w /lirep loce . 2 c a r g a r o g o . n v p a r k i n g _ w/sewor hookups. S725/- T m o . * S 5 0 0 d e p o s i t . C a n T o n y a a t 734-1991*

. TWIN FALLS 8 b d r m . ' ^

alarm.’ront/soB, 733>i3S9. TWIN FALLS Dov*nlown.

3 bdrm. SSSO/mo.^ dop. & utils. Call 313-610-4759*

TWW' FALLS newer---------3 b d rm .. 2 b a lh . sh o p . S900 ♦ dop. Short lorm e lease . Call 734.8224* |

TWIN FA L L S N ew ly re - 2 modokid 3 bdrm. 2 balh. S525/mo. Call 410-7499 4 daysor732-O I3Seves.*

TW IN F A L L S O n e O l a * U nd o v a dooU ng S hoa- , h o n e Fane, very quiet. 3 * bd rm .2bath .3 llrep iacea. ' deck. 2000+sq : ft. S t .050 ♦ dep. Call 539-9192*

TW IN FA L L S S p a c io u s J d u p le x , n o a r s c h o o ls .

. $450. Call 733-1359. '

TVlfIN FALLS 1• « • • • • • • • • • • • •

EXECUTIVE SUITES iJu s t bring your suitcase. i

Fumishod shon term ' Corporate Housing.

736-2478 Of 734-4339* !

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•JPlaza. Free uUBUes, spa- f ic ious. mulU-puipose rm. jActlva feeictonicommioee. c 1bdmLapa(tmont8.EHO.h a n d k ap a ce essU e . J

now! 677-4204* ”

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Rents rrom $385-S43(Vnw q

R ent b ased cn Income. V I CN I843-8833. “

Ibrtck house ««t)orse bam , jM S ^ m a t a l c o f f i i a S a t f -

S . t l j o S n w . ^ U - m - t — 807S or644-173a* -

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Ih FAWNBROOK APTS. 1 ID Next to dming, shopping.J4 theater, area b u s l r m &^ m w . L ease yoor 1 ,2 or

- Harxfcap accessible. EHO ir- FiL tH (ilean & quie t, lrg2 1 bdrm. w/carport. $350. T

y. No peta. Refs. 326-5887* a t QOODING ■ Low Income

subsid ized . 1 bdrm apt. tp - a v a ll. 'a t W est SWe Court.' “ »a- - F o r s o n k x &/or dttaWed." T t . Cloan n k » neighborhood, le w atUngdstancetoRklley

>9 4 9 'e 6 ^ 'o ? h d ^ ? ^ a l '” o «• r noon.Sm .pet8 andsrTX}k- 'Q ing O K . Equal Housing .

■ Opportunity_________m JEROME 2 bodrooms.'“ 5n" IH balhrAB appis, $485:I* 324.6499or420-1011.= . J l a i 5 B E Z i S a o j 3 d 5 = . -0 nice. Utils, paid, $475 mo.r ; CaR324-9413,a

J iR d M E Vrt-plox 2 bdrm. r 1 b a th . A ppis. Laundry P

ro o m . S o m e p e ts OK. I $44Sfaecdep,4234493* |

III JE R O M E 1 & 2 b d rm s . • Based on income. EHO. Ji

r Ptease call 208-324-3464.+ JEROME 3 bdrm. 2 both.1 upstairs apt. 1400 sq. It.- no sm oking /po ts. SSSOJ- month * dep. 324-3338. T

♦ SARATOGA • I i- —APARTMENTS- t

Now Available v New 2 a 3 bedreom t

»• •• Apta. 21

S * Luxury 1 .2& 3bdrmy • Fitnoss CenlorJ • Computer Corner,. •Community Corner i.) • Free Vkleo Library T

• Swimming Pool !- •Woshor/Dryor incl. 1 ]' ♦ Central H eo ta Air

• Enctosed Garagos ' I Availablo r

I, esi S aratoga Dr. k0 73^1600 ■

’ «-Hear the quietl - T Laurel Park Apaitnwnts

176 Mounco Street h T Twin Funs

734-419S

. 2t40E ltzabeth2bodroom [2 baih. S500, Oeposit. <

Credit check &k}oso req,' g■ 7 5 0 S p a r t» H ll, 2 bdtm. $425, Tracey a

736-8503 or 280-2752 * s’ r a w FALLS SMOOOi. J , 2 bdrm. 2 baih. Fenced yd.. Gorago. S62S, 735-1110*

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • ,SPARKLING CLEAN ,,

1 bedrooms. S39S & up.U u ^ a ^ a ^ g o I,

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T m N F A u T ^ h S S o ^ J• dep. utils, mcl. 761 Main ' Avo.W. No pets 32W 477 ?.

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a n d P h e M a n t view C Tow nhom ea . P

; 1 ,2 ,3 B d rm s. $ 3 4 W 9 5 «, Som e o w a W/D hookups. J I1 Spacious and d ean . C , No pets. 734-6600 ^ ' TWIN FALLS I bd rm W D ■

hookup, s to v e a refrig. »Garage. No pets. $400 * ^

: $400 dep. 423-4532* |TVnNFALLS l47$575/m o ga

New 2 bedroom. Range. Tl

w ashe r. 'w/o!*Ga8*f*ire- place. AC. Water/Smtation paid. Near school a park. 1.

ELWOOO a EVANS 734-140}

TWINFALLS 1804 Shoup Ave. E 3 bdrm. 1W bath, w/carport a storage $575 4-deposit

464 n ie r 2 bdm i. 1 bath. ^ SSOO^deposit.

442 L ocust M ib e d o o m . i lb a th .S 3 lO * deposit l

Studtos available a i Colo­n ial Park. $315 ♦dep .

BRAWLEY REALTY P 734-6858 ^

TWiN F A L ta -------------- --- ™2 BDRM. 1.5 balhToiim-

house, stove, mterowave. e: refrig. WD hookups Ifir

3 B D R M . 2 b a th A p ts . c< Stovo. relrig . WD hook-i<)8.Availabk>inmodiBtoly. t w

W ^ f A i L i Z M r C T S ; Iti doanduplex. Garage. No 7=

tW IN F A L L S 2 b d rm .. ^bsm t. no smoWng/ pets, n c SSOOMio.* dep. 734-4431

TWIN FALLS 2 bedroom sotownhouse. lencod baek SH(yard . W/D hookup. New 40

tW W F A ilS 3 b 5 5 o o m r 2 bath, water, sewer, trash Ha pakl. appis. mcl. $650 ♦

'd e p .C a l4 2 3 ^ 1 *f i B i ? A i I 5 7 5 5 5 w ~ fo

2 bdrm, very d ean , appIs, opcarport, no drugs/pe ts , for$445 ♦ dep . 733-2546. F -

f v i m n i S B S s s s n s i•M e a o u t 2 M rm . m Aba th , a l s o .2 b d rm . 1 Sb a th . C a rp o n . laundry. §U i

'a to ra g e . ve ry private a 'tL7quite . $ 4 7 S /i4 8 5 fd e p . sMaa20e-734-300r 4Si

m i r r m s T 5 s s ^ t w1 b d r ., n o am oh lng /no ahipets. $375 plus dep. .abi

734-2822 o r 731-4256 IIOiTWIN FALLS l« . 1 bdrm, ^

unH dn m ain tk)or. appis. "new c a r p a l , o i f s l r a a t J *

TW W y M J J n e a rT g rrF S aon S c t e d . 2 bdtm wIB) M

- 1 S » . 2 S £ R S ShM t pump. 602 Ja d a o n , K B gaa heal. WMar oHtMoa 36i p M « 6 ( n 8 a o d S p r S i api farlnfc»m«fcn73M 78a.* .63S

TWIN F A L L S P e r r i n e RUPSchool a raa , qu ie t & a tu . snew s m i o u s 2 bdrm, 2 po tbath. O W . relrig, ran g e , r *d isposa l. WD h o o k u p s , k . F enced yard. $ 5 6 0 mo.

D M U 2 b D m .J M lh . ln ™nMrer 4-p ltx , s so o /in o . rmNo smoking or pets. Call st

-7 3 4 -8 4 K -o r7 3 4 ^ eS 2 r • 'b id

plex. app is indiSied. w ter/lrash p d . 2 bdrm. Call f = g4-7S 93 or 733.5737.*

^ x u ^ ^ d r m ? I a th !•extras. N o smoking/pels. PAS' $525/mo. 735H>473« 10 |

NEW $650 a up.3 bdrm. WAN

~ ^ ! o p e ^ o d e i 3 1 9 r® “ lenore. Chuck 733-8207. ^ c Tonni 734-4012. ■ ^

JEHOME HoMay Motel SonUnder new tiunagem ant. w oiNico, d o a n . comfonable Sep

rooms. 4 0 1 W. Moln. red.324-2361 * 737

TWIN FALLS S9SAvook ' TYWNS34Q mo. O i/M microwave. TO I

rofrig, a le w

weekly ratos*Affordable • ®Cloan •O ulo l •Friendly* ^

21S2ttintwrtyRd. 733-8620 ^ TWIN FALLS MOTEL 3

Newty R em odeled r"

TWIN F A L L S R o o m s , k t a S 90/w oek . m icrow ave.rolrig. Utilities pd . Cable 1 ^ ,TV, no pe ts .l2 0 t Kimber- TiSnSlyRd-or call 735-0232* ' q S

M mutii.i

--------- LYNWOOD---------- t s SSHOPPING CEKTEB

o n k » a Retail S S ' Hammack M anagem ent

734-4339 or 342-7360 i ; fitfIN FA L L S 4 5 0 s q It. ^ 7 0

now profosBlonal o lfice spaco. Eastlond H eights f = Subdivision (S. o f Ander­son Lumber) S t.tO /sq ft.Includes basem en t s to r- « a g e a r e a . E x c e l l e n t ^ s ignage. Coll lo r a p p t.734.4061 or734.S163.

WANTED TO LEASE ~V USOA.

The U.S. O o p artm e n t of . Agriculturo. Farm S ervk» A Agoftcy’sB earlA kocoun- ty Olfico o f M ontpelier.

.Idaho .is in ie r e s te d In loosing 230 0 nel usab le square leo t of first d a s s . high quality office sp ace . ' 3 , ; To bo conakJered. office location m u st b e w ithin the City Limits of Montpe- '•''ff* Iior. P re lo re n c a will b e O® w cnven to first floor space , ^ O cc u p an c y is r e q u ire d CAMP Odober 1.2002. Can Rex traiK Payne a t (206)047-1264 w o rl extension » 2 for a copyof padu thesolKStation.*P— 1

TWtNFALLS 700 Sq.ft. in Bluo U k e s Ollice Park, S 6 9 5 * d e p .5 4 3 « 0 8 f

1 " ™ “ ^ ------------ “ -

l .5 l4 s q .f t . in a h ls to r te buikJiog downtown

4.752 sq. 11. acroas from CA T T C.S.I. purel

YeartS 9 1 .3 6 s q .f tin a b r e e

The price p e r square f ^ W ifll $12to$14 . b b a s e d o n 208-8ffi

M N F A U A ------------------ avail,Retail sp a ce avaUabie fo r 934-8

lease. 2200sq. ft a t FEED870 Bkie Lakes BM JN. head.

If mterosted p tease con iac t annuiConnie or Leroy Alwood 5 5 5 ^

TWIN FALLS Bhie L akes h«Sofncespace.7204-sq .n .^ P rinutllltles-inciuded. $ 7 0 0 U d afmonth. C e l 73W 929.* Boers

rw m F A U ^ dreat S Z p . ______Close in. b ig door, dock GOAT!price Is rtght. 7 3 4 -g 3 4 r n o n e

OFFICE - K im berly R d .. 324-8)Blue U k e a Blvd.. Addi- u o m i sonA ve.E .

SH O P. 050. 1055. 1220. J J o o4000sq.ft. + n x » . Q

W A R E H O U SE . 2 .5 0 0 . - x —5.000sq.rL h o r s

Ca l S lava

^

f o r L e a a a l T u r n k e y o p « M o n .C W 736-1775(ormorainlorriBtion. *300®

g e br«^ H L k Y approx 13 .500fL7 dod( d o o n a raitfoed ° w imskiing. 3 Ig offlcaa. Call HC

a h o p /w arah o u ie avail* Friiable im m edia ttiy .-add^- - . ( tional office sp a ce a laoavailable. L oca ted n e a r Tack-J ( ^ t ^ . Contact W an Check b 737-3939.

T 6 3 0 I

2 0

» a a s f l a U a .g M s d p ^ 2 « o C S I 5 4 W 7 E * -JS JIS J

MAMA A re a MO i o g :I w ^ t a o r « M . «

6 a 2 4 l 'g y c f4 3 1 - 6 0 6 y * S S

k

1U PE RT 150 acres. HORf aandy loam, hay or —

potatoes. Can 436-9617* C a ll

Nfc'lWCHdchoetlNstrfct* Line100 acres ot irrigated V ab

pasture/grazing la ^ f o r Comrent lor 2002. Adjacent to Bobi

school. Submtt sealed 300! b idsloJenleSoulhw kA ,

X W rtC al Dietrtch'ScHooj" h i j ;O e *

h o r s

10 p a ir . C all 4 2 3 .4 0 1 0 I 'b ulOAva m essage*................... —M N TEOSum m erpasture p i m lo r 7 5 pa ir In S outhern

UMMER EMPLOVCES N E E D H O U S IN Q T OBENT. T he U .S. Fo rest 9 ^ “^Service empksys mon and |® * ‘w o m e n m id -M a y th r u ^00,■ S e p t All opttonsconskto- rod. Call Tom or Jason at737-3282 or 737-3265.* C a " ‘w m FALLS------------------ s h a fr o L E A SE . Medkal pro- »f’a nfesstonal coupio desires C?"*'

lease (poaslWe purchase)- -208 -4 6m o..2yr.foriea8eof 2000 ♦ sq. tt. woll kepthomo. Prefer NE. near m r ^ canyon or d o se rural

area. No children, no pets. S a n UReferences avallabk> ri 1.

»(ease call 206-850-7514*

ffor. CWIN FALLS Non-smoking. e r$ S3u)ei neighborhood, m a to rn llo s from C SI. Private Rack-)drm. sha re bath, house. S 777J5 /tll. a cleaning. $1S0/mo.H utils. Call 208-733-8023*WIN FALLS Room m ate 6 rovvanted. $250 month, util- w/hydlies pakl. CaU 73»r0973. 100K

alade

$17C ONNECT

WITH J , ; ;C U STO M ERS TRAC

W HO w/o£NEED Axis,

s YOURSERV ICE .{ S C

A dvertise In »75ooth e TO53

S e r v l c ^ ^ “S i . lDirectory s««5

r 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 e x t 2

)LLS Rog. Angus year. »P” n g sa2y r.ok to .R eady to • o to work. Prk^ed to sen. WANTI 543-5283 or 539-5283* pressi tMPM i I COACH homo raiier. 7x18 . B elg ium ro rk h o r a e . w orks In k a d tf .C a U 7 3 4 .3 S a r k 703

lulls. 2 yr. okls a yoartm- ^ 7 ^ s . Birthwoights a wean- « weights. 436-9617* iT lU i 50 head ol 500- OOtoholstem heifers, k „ 24.6184 Of 539-1224.* kTTLE Bulls. Holstoln rown Swiss X • virgins- CLYOE11 weights. 28(M382*>TTLE Pure bred black andw tnguslallyeartingbulls. the lie) ll R anch . Can Ross O0-366-7473 or 5 9 9 ^ r * * * kTTLE R e g is te r e d au reb red b lack A ngus. SPReartingheHera.Readyto 3**er e e d . Y ou th p ro je c ta 3p<v a i l a b l e . C o n t a c t Selfcr i l l i s a t T L C A n g u a Call 38-037-6064*T O E Registered Biack ★ * *

#all. W ill de liver. Cail J4-8S52or539-262r EO L O T for r e n t.4000 Md. 26 pins. montWy or w u a ltem i8 .5 3 9 -7 l» .ATS m b $'Mature does, some Cal432-

lomlesa. N ubian^oer/. •ilec»«.ry.20«i.-4(«>. O * ™ d a for sa le. Percentage _) e n .$ 1 /b . C a l Denise. _____95

88®.2#14'ATS Pygmy, le j m d > n e - r o g . s m a l l a n d Miler, aU adorable. C al I4-0894.*RSE Okler head horse, perforr 3H A . O o o d lo r h ig h *S e n i hooi rodeo. $1700. 35-

Can 324.5306* anR S E 1 9 y r. o ld r e g . •J?*’ ■re, runa high schooi 4eaabatT eis. $3200. « » « > » "

C a l7330e53* J f f ,RSE 1998 APHA. Oood 324-1; a p o s i l lo n /b ra e d ln g . o r Rti >od ktoking, roped on.0 0 0 . Alao. 4 year old s s s v r a ' Idlng. b ro k e . $1500 . » d i - ^ * « l . « 3 5 M 7 i O - W E HK)h schooVcooe- w a h t ^

HORSE SALEIN FALLS LIVESTOCK M MSSICN COMPANY F r id ^ M a re h 2 9 U m S

6 H » p . m . O oaaouSalaO rder. pasture

Kk-Registered-Grade tw e mi ck bl rsgistsred horses grass.

byS :3 0 p jn .

- - f r omSi 2 0 6 * 7 3 3 - 7 4 7 4 >var. Ri « a t H U W . 'W L h 46fr«28 tiBw npar Pool. 3 horse L M .K a i(in tK fc .3 sad - raA sS iao O M Ier .'M

O G o o a sn sd i .3 h o n a

S a g 'SS

R S eS H O G N O HAY lland trimming.

II Dean 0 536-1616.* CaNAi Rg . ‘i a n d in g A l6 tu d , H iS r S J S k ip p e r 's S k ip p e r . T on b 3HA f m S onal, 16-1 300T< mda ta l. W eighs 1200. m V "* ne b red S k ipper W a l 7501 ibest,E xc.D is^M itk)n. c

) b l 5 S » B S ! i 4 S ^0S^337_W . Burtey, Id g j j ”

g leh .A lso ,7y r.ok lpaln t.8 0 0 . C a ll 3 2 4 -9 3 1 0 867.«744* •RSES 2 AQHA mares, e r le d .1 g r u e l lo a n d b u c k s k in . F u t u r i t y n*Y An )spects,-Can2S(M)576* 3rd-10 R E B R E O O R E Y UHMABreedlnniHftrit ^ 4 r0-43t-O917.67O-96O7*

>e/Buck pair available, ca ll 431 w e th e rs , 1 -doellng . s T ra -s r

s llukars. BobwhKe Ouall. A lso. I is le rn Wild T u rk e y s . 2002 v igs o r chicks. Call for 208-62.ljaw y , iu ^ _ b .« p to .

A R E S F o r S a lo : 7 5 $100/t a re s in Salm on R iver 206-52 ttleman‘8 A ssociation, s t r a w M 3 2 .« 0 2 a f te r 6 p m * - - % ^ r* ^ -------wwi .iiiH IJ lM tM JIJ li a t Nod

s 4 1 .U H H H H I b H 541-891IELS lor horses. 5-12 t .S.C."H1-12 ft wilh 4 ft g a te . CellC2 ft gates. 037-6560* 0 IW IHC 3J4. 3 bottom, iw sh e a rs , tr a c e lum - ^ 7 1 1 . .p a d (e rh R d i.$ 2Q0/o-

6 ‘ McConnell Pack-$50.12* S tine R enov- bALER

P .V . t i P ” '" " • I" "Sk. 436-4872 eves.* S3300. lA R B E E T E q u l p . BALER sth6row pu»er0dH U - Ukonei >8 good cond.. Parm a Call 67{ o w t o p p e r 2 d r u m b e a n ( lydroulk: scalpers. JD o J , y ‘IK e lec t center 6 row. Comnli ded e n d g a te for 10 a a u i ] Wrier. 206.226-7010.*

I ' , *

iC T O R 7 5 6 D ie s e l

S - n ' S S K . K ^> rake. Caso 10' disk. T 0w s.8nx14fttlltbed ad sin d «r. stod( rack, all for00. Can 543-2026.* ------------ILER ■ ■ ■ ■Trails W est 2-H orse M H

i s a i c S E . L o a d e d I ) S 9 . 7 3 3 - 1 8 2 3 o r [ «3Q-333-2219________ L ■^ Late model wtth 20preader and skies, tip ■ B h boaters. 324-3096* H H TED TO BUY: Steam tsure washer. iSWUzer1. a lu m in u m p ip o» . Can 543-2026.* " X ,& Dl^ j m m s u m b o i

DlrOM PLOWING Custinore Information call 7317 5 3 5 o r7 3 3 0 7 9 r 6 7 ^ 0

I Insured-

I M \

>E’S PIPE REPAIR.Id lin e s , m a in lin e s A i.rt, w heel lines, (even In lieM). Call 670-7149.*

■'“ “iX Y O U R O W N 80» R IN K L E R P IP E - ^ =••0* Pipe presses, *■ npoint hltch.,$4200, M I - I CIf contained. $5300. EiIII 530467-3726 r more details*

So lar«

:D PIPE Alum. 10*. (20(10/ft. 7 K ra u a e -b o x I------- -—s s u r e r e g u la to r s . .82946S6* A U T «B PIPE Approx. 2000 q . . , , p .I in. 0 $ i!7 5 p e r ft, ? S L .S ox. 1800 f t .- to in, ©lO p e r f t . 100 f t . - 6 M afl$1.50 per ft. A tr

32-5406or200-1280* 226M *d h p e ;----------------- ^

Irrigated.Can 7& 3196 .* r W RPtVOT READY ITHEBRK iA TIO N

SEASON? m a g i on pa n s and servico ^orAtl >up«m ingyrbyhav . m akitenanceservKo ormed on your pivot 736-740 in iceconsists O la Asi 15-poimdiecUist -------

S S S X .xmuW ple units rvw S??^ M np tetedA allaandppoM m ent can : ooors, k .V .P Iv o tM a In t

c S a« 5 5 S i 3 » a n

irce . Sunrise Inlga- 0 1 e ’34-0444, M f c a ^ .E ow w rnun SEmTFCanalCo. ______U 733-3260* COUNTR

B i MS S iP P L Y ------------ouU Trfticale. metaJre mix. dty land paa- --------------mfai. crested w heat Bla. C a l 731.1720.*A ria tknow tyne Y <F arm er 10 Pa rm er

a n aea<i

^ w n a W p r o W . a o a ^

’ 1st a 3rd crop. CH O PPl1 ton bates. 773 0 fc

»Aaron2O0.3S9-1723* 0 5 5 C i’ 3rd crop ai>alfa hay. c o n ta lrn b a le s . $tO O /offer. J i e a d s .) T o n s .C a l4 3 6 -9 6 i r chop-32’ HELD Cl50 tons Ot daily hay. Q iencoe

CaU 934-54/l* so d h a n’ Alfalfa 3rd. cutting. 731-417od qu a lity . (95 ) to n Q m n A has, $0y ion . 734-8930* - tIT 3 r d c r o p , 2 0 to n * 6 row cIlm um . S m all b a le s . w/shleWvion . 539-3068 daya ch eck r>vea. 029-5171* sy stemAftalfa3nlcrop.Targe HESTON

es, win deliver. Approx. Baler. E100, 733-4455.* E uro. 0Adalia. I^rime 80 ton 643^13

Iring hoavy bales. Win hARVE small amounts. A u M r»

Oal^aFecKKir. Sman poas-cc e s. Price negotiab le. $7000, (! « £ « H _________ j o H i r o iE xcellent ;jualily in <901; j i b ales. $80-$ l00 per

. Minimum to o tons. ^0 . tak ing o r d e r s fo r »r S15C

ronKf. Tests ovaMabie. i n ^ .o n lO/ton. In A rco. C all t e M o tr

_______ p i l f SAW W heat. 3x4 ’ b ig with hy<O s r s o o n .o o o to n s "iH'SfiO fc ilabio. Contact C hris Call 539

r 7 \ " r s

_____ S S i S S:. Hay Retrieving ind tn idillC onat420-0133 $6,250.1

SE L FU N 22- L a L

’' j m H n i i i i iliner. S5.:

:R JD 467. Hydraulic STACK Rlion. Exc. condition. >052 on30. Cotl 537-0907* Exc.concsR C a sa 8 555 EXC TRACTOnow. $ 10,000. volt. 3 p678-3808* tran s ,. HiN C U T T E R H e a v y runs oxc.t V . O n e - S 10 D . C all:ip le te wilh dividers. t r a c TOI4 1 7 6 o r731^175* pump, CE '8 0 In te rn a tio n a l 423-47051 loader wi'h bucket, c -----------^plo a bale fork. Call k aai J nfo. a t 436-6995 or

«f It here - and it it PIANO U(90 tale teosonl Fnd K urtzm aMftera Owy are and t«a wood amyone wiwe yoor* wd groat convooghmepowwtutWtle $ ^ . Colmdamfxd,_________ 3 pm.*

m m mMiHHeJ I

! 0 U S - T M : A L | f c O N D R Y W A L L ^

lO B ’S B E S TDRYWALL sq.logi

ustom Textures patios. p<

U R D U C T C L E A N I N G hauling.• Quality Senrfcos a n d ^ d r Ducts Furnaces « r Vents Chimneys D a n «ulatk)n R e m o v i C o m

. 2 ^ ; ,

f E R N A T I V E l ^ s E R E N E R G Y

Tomporar>VR WORKS a c N oedearaW intfP ovm r Noo*

* 7 ^ 7 3 0 0

(TO PARTS I IFEh

1 Prico a Selectkm

ia 'o ie Attractivo fl a g i c v a i w y horsos.«%UtO P a r t s etc, OuralMain Ave. North Exc, lor r

733-3388 sno

I R P E N T H Y -

kG IC T O U C HrAQ Your Homo ResidomImprovements poio 4 m,JOB TO SM A U RooStr"r404or2«>-1661 b a ^ v v

I ^ ^ 1,

iRPENTRY IDalrandlnstaD: u A k i r.fences, windows. n A N t s,interter painting. W <man remodels.

General hI Chuck Rogers inierioa 7 1 o r7 3 M 3 9 1 .- - piumbir

and !I e A u n jr > I iSyMtsci LEANING FreeoS E R V I C E

nH Y C lfA N E B S

s a t s . r ' n F u sIkig. Frae estimat- HEik>ndodab)sured.

SAWl

F A XcSw ne

H A N C

PA R TM EN T

— P h nb ino « . r a 4 . 8 s s a <kywa«.p

O R 2SW• - 4 7 7 .4 5 4 3 f “ f t S "■ U R k « V ) 7 S H 7 2 1 .

P P E R ’e s H e s i to n , ' r ----------30 fo ra g e h a rv e s te r, i C u m m l n a . S t o n ta ln e r . C o rn a h a yd s . P a r t e c l / d l r s c t bveN fflA I>-324-7140«39O485* U se d . Ql> CULTIVATOR Almond.1Boe, 24ft. w /s -tln e s RANGE A harrows. 32&4175 or

' f o rv m K )AN CE C O N T R O L^ ^ 3 p t . Afloway p g ro m e Bw c o r n c u l t i v a to r 'Newhilekt like new. W ater e x c ^ t (;k r e s e rv o i r U llage - 7334MM • m 3 pi. 536-5595/■ON ’» ; 4 e 5 5 W n . O n J , ,™ .r.Excenent condition, r a |i >. oiler. $9500 . Cali4132 evenings.* • «TOVEOe

E R N A T I O N A L - -------- ^Cal3

i-cnnrtiliftrinf id It fulaizapa)0, Call 423-5321* £ ---------- J4 D EER «5 Mower. ^ 8 0 4 ^>. J.D. 350 PTO 3 p t B L i f l .$300 . J.D . 10-BWA$1200, J.D , 346 Bal- BLACKW^

H 500, 3 boiiofn 10* ida y o o ly:s plow. $2500. Call f ^ lE lm S9064a feet, an si:

1 DEER tires a rims. | , ,,rr 4 x 4 6 .1 6 .9 x 3 8 . SCAFTOU x30 d u a ls . 18,4x420 hole hubs. JD Com Call 4 lor 6 row. model 701 r ---------- a

i f f i S - S S S r k “ 5 j539-2279.*IRE BED 2 0 'w/beal- CAMERA!/ hydraulic slop gate, rnm w/ zo chains a sprod io is. multipliera inickplo a drive shaft $250,837- 50. Call 829.5720.* ■■ jUNLOADING BED L f l n a , ^ a u elect, hydraulic. side extensions, bod S5.250. 829-6720.* KRETRIEVER NHon -83 Chevy C-70. ____»n d . Cad 324-2056* C U S T TO R 8-N Fo rd 12 3 po in t, h igh - low Nl,. like now rubber, YC9XC. $3,200. ccc:a ll324-4926.* -TO R PT O m anure ), Coll 423-5017 or tl

Sei

7 3 3 ^ :

r u p r lg h t , A ntique Mmatierhon tm a n . m a h o g a n y dayt, omi and sound board , busy tched condition and tone. feed’s tim»-i Call 733-3464 after o ' goodt a

wwkfofyou

3NCRETE IIHOM EF<da/slnconci9ta BENEREiapoxydoslgni Cited ovor 4 million Remodeis.feet of driveways. painting ts .poo toagarages. 20y rsi^ •n V E D E S W N ^0.208-281-1113 I B n »

ISTRUCTION LANDSiJ2or work. Gravel Tn*iv«s 141 ng. concrete work

'ree estim ates. • ^^toanuosan Weaver w e d ^onstruction d o . Tony 643 o r 420-6138

A y m e n t IERVICES VIVA

LANOSorary-Perm anem Lawnn

S O N N ^ P L U S

3 0 0 o f6 7 8 -l0 4 0 LA\fl

ENCING I

vo Pipe Fonce for)s. dogs. U am as. u i f ! ! ? ;lurable.towmaint.lo rrod«yaheavysnow araas

f T A W N

e n c i n gSpring qiear

Jontial a Ranch Senior D1 rail wood fence. Reasonot Bir work, corrals, (208)73 d wire, chain link. o r 420 cy.fon<».^2Syrs,

I I LAWN C NDYMAN I h a n d WORK

Randy La l homo repairs, *FrooEsilerior/exterior. CompteteLa' nbing. painting. G eneral Hor n d drywan. Roofs DodaIS carpentry exp. CaU 208.4j e estim ates <------------------ -hn 735^ 1 7 9

ty to a d v e n ^ , . LAWNS s P f m o i !

I R N A C EE A T I N G

wrtra.WTOOTH No m hiooi EETHETAL e i c u v nS S S S T "

• S m S w p a i n t i fedP A liS ¥ S

Mng.e«ecMcai.--------- Painting. Rill. paM lng. etc. T ex tu tng l

s r ^ i’a ie r 3 0 S .1 « M

I .T p » m

Thursday, March 28 ,201

■ QlANOe whiftpooi. C o m p a q 70 G rs a l cond lllon . Duron. 15 O t l.$1S0.732-07W * B aratyS i

» d home ercab ln . COMPAQ Pc lAr886-23e6* g h z w/CD<

It condition. $275. ib le . 9 0 0 M 3 6 o r7 8 M 4 8 3 .» ra ^ ^ ^ g j

io,ithW(irswhite. P o f f i s r a i

V b S 'M ,* . :

S S ' » , o o .I324-2704 .- C SW DR VERo ^ ^ I ^ M

F R K Y » , C Lombardi tr< yard .C an32■BH

■ULNUTLumbwnly.9aniA|iiliem. M k / M M 1 St. T F 650 board p e n i r n a u p sizes. $ 6 5 0 a u o r

ard. C ash onlyll* *400rt3tfer. Ci

BED fun size < M * m a ltro ss t11423-6826 b e d d i n g .*

$250U .TVm W m t t t M BUNK BED T

kMinoftaXG-M35 zoom Iona, wilh

37-8006IV HMd. s j o o / c n r S dark pine fkib

sm all. $50 . / (2>teak.w/Qi

; m m p p t I oa.C an73l-<

WITO iTOMERSW HO braing LouiNEED W ood tables.YOUR I--------ERVICE F A

e r t h » l n Y O I

i e r v i c e A I

[ • i c t o r y T IM E S CLA193 1 e x t 2 D E PA R T

wdule. Pul dM«i. O Rw-taving dreetory 2 0 8 -6 7 7

I I* I M•REPAIRSI I ROOFTEL-8 HOME PRO FESSCARE RDOHNGaC

b . drywan, lile. Commercial, pg a c a rp e n tiy . Bulkluproors exp. Free leaks repoire<sUmates, 733-7221 o r :uce 733-7543 —

Reasonabto

g. power rake. REMODEI ps. sprinklors. Plans Availwhat you can ’t 's s s = ^ = ^ =

S C A P I N G I /ANCO)SCAPING Drain Fhn mowing. Callipmg. sp r in g . 837-45:up a extras. s ^ s =l y ^ i i S H A R P E

W N & S E R V I

E C A R E Jo h n ', stufi S « v k

C a S ' l S ln s e r v i w i4 iB m ckeiaD ependabkr 734-4051'2 5 years exp. ---------------itw iceaw oek C T I I UIft 4*111 Tinri 0 1 u n r

Grind your tro< ta Commorcial out. up lo 30*. ianup a Maint. Abovo 3r Discounts top. S3.'table P rk » s Ckian up c7 3»4284 886-7679o r820-7365

TREE SEI

A + Jlm a T ra ®IDYMAN Topping, sh a

m oval4hnjbsl

'L e a t h a m a o r a ^ a*th Estimates* 678-3478 o r 4Law nSenrices

n a . I t b e e s e f

c « i r . i- Servit

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a n735-S 37y 'ER, IBM oompat-

5 1 2 m b

er. 732-05«5*1 3 3 0 UB }ltean itor so ftw are er. C a l 736-9907. ,

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Jl 326-3293* ^

^ME q ueen s iz e .

>r. C a l 420-3379,* tize w/headboard

I n d u d e s

n m r^ 7 3 4 « 1 4 8 ’!D Twin bed wtth.----- -—Itom, $150.:aH 423-52 ir

S im m o n sKing

>fkilsh.$1S0.En- cen te r

/E nd ta b le a w /g lass tops. 30 '31-8085*

C o ln -o p orfes. 2 Oak En- •n t C enters, Vi-

>les. 734-5116*

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)FING Iable rates! —

DEUNG ^Available

ND& I tAVEL C TA N K S

1 Fields oPENING IIVICE .itiarpeningB vlce

• s te r t S M , I — IidtenStS

UMP I ^40VALr troo stumps 30*.S2,00por :vo 30* ocross ..53,00,up extra mor 886-9872 ■ ■

SERVICEr e e S a r v k asha p in g , re-u b sastum ps. —lertilizer. lawn 'a tha tch ing . M WOf 4 3 1 ^ 5 3 I ■ ■

E r v ic e

'8 Treef v l c elog removal. . Iiromovalrewood. m «OT41tM>964

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4 0 STUMPS UC VALLEY stimales* , i;Brpenter 1231« 7 3 4 -7 9 1 9

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; s r 7 3 ® i* ’” -I WA P«wk»dt>tllo.Hk*tww$400. Bkwric • C ill73W 90e*

• m i e ^ r . IVH dir room ta b i r 14 R. x 2 B*autltul. ruitic Mild 3 H ‘ ih lc k . P t f f i c l r ta ta u ra n t /b a r o r lai dining a ra a . O rlglni 510.000. Aaklna S40< o«*f,C a ll206 -7^16«

:____________T m ^ S S S T im n u3 drawara benaath ea $135. 734-46T2*

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at 20e-735-3222 or• ItiollooCmagicvalley.a

Al RdtbTiLUMd 6ta wori(. weed mowlno. at wn«rolnm6MV.32&46

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’ static aulomailc drivo a 42 inch Cratlaman gra 8wooper.S600.431-334

—W s o iT W i”dump truck load.

Call S conate25-54i6 .'

e b u d H to it. rose volv c o u c h a n d lo v o s e a S S S O /o ffo r. MOVIN MUST SELL! 324-2160

~ ii>D ISH N E tW O R K « Froo system or for S99 g<

■ 2nd rocoivar & 3 mos. i sor/ico tree. 420-6393.'

Grew 6-10 ftTyr. $6.25-1 Poitod. Frae Brochure

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TIMES-NEW/SCLASSIFIED

DEPARTMENT208-73^5538208^77-4543

(BURLEY)«& U o > o liIS b U lb & ve<

reasonable. 10 cents p< , bulb. Quitting b u iln a iI due to heami. 438-536!

. h A T fH E S S bueenaU e ,• y r . o ld , S 7 5 . Her»kc

k n iv e s . S 2S . W alk in. sprink ler, u se d 6 mos

S25. Catt 326^116* MATTRESS Twtn Size, n

s ia in s . Qood eondilior 5 2 0 . C all 7 3 6 -8 0 7 9 0 733-5062 ask for Sandra.

Bi55ELDraE5II5------9ft. oak church pmra.NIo

condilion. 2 laft. $100 6a Call 536- 2332*

s to r e d ) . a te e V 'p o ^ a wooden posia. car carriei bike puil-cart. Misc. looU tables & couch. Sale end 4/15. Call 208-947-4t53'

POOL TABLE 6 a k . 6 ll professkmally restored .; pioco slate, leather pock Ols. rosewood rails. K6<

- cushions. 404- (eet. ebo ny. bireh. rosewood inia) carvings. 20 oz. (alt. on ofaklttd , S1590 Call 654 2799 or431-7102*

S uper AG 100 opaque FORARTOTS.S165,

Call735<693.*

SlOO and $125. Win quU for S27S,Call436-S522*

'n u t birthday ad you place*• : sorne lima ago m 77W

' time 10 come pick up you pictures. S top byThe

Classified Dept todaylB

FrigWalf.wWta.t>eavydu ty. like new $450 pair,11 mosVoW. 733-5285.*

ff66D^6vEi200^otiei Sw klle. ranch. $200/of(er S lo v a , G E Fairly new $125. Can 324.5931*

" ' E MRLER Moving S5ai

Starts Mar. 26. Daly. ' 1*5pm. 16ft.Cafflpef, Campif>flg»ar,ioote.

housohoki Kems.m udim orel

3782 B tt 2300 e.* tW M F A L lS 8 a L 9 ^ M isc. f u rh i lu r t . N ordic traofc. bik«. aWa, printer.

: kHcftan stuff. L o tt o f r r t e• N o C h a e lti.7 3 > 4 1 9 $

2 M 7 P » M M R d :e .-TWIN PALLS 3/S7-3/90

8am >7pm . C a U t* a n d• Om o * S a to l W a hav**------ *vwyMngeromTV/SM*o

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la b a w m O T U n i N l) a a*L Air 4 0 9 .4 0 0 w att. I3<

C M tts -e o e s .*J o S Tafloral.6*

' X 3* tt! bftUM K T Y amaha 6 1 olid dr. w /o y m b e la $ e a a * le t (o r $70O /ol(*r. 2 4 c h a n r r la roa M a ck la i n lx * r , $ 1 1< lina riy /offar. CaD 837-6103* UoOQf LA W IA V dym phonie <

o a n , 4 c h a n n e l M as rassaa.. _ 0 * n l . a , $4J}Q /.Q t(i1 each. 7334991*

■ P IA N O u p r ig t i t g r a n $ 2 0 0 u - h a u l . G o < conditton. 8a6.236$*

= E 0 1E R IH D X m firP U p p Ie

8 FOR AKC reg . 2 m alaa?W hava 1st Shota A wormir

Ca ll5 3 6 - t6 1 f 3AYS FREE Female Tabby ca

Spayed & dedaw ed. All 3 ' oray Tabby cai. nautan

S d a d a w e d . 358-0129 Holton FREE Female, adull a2 or u t te r box tralned.Nee( ly.com to b e a single pet hous »«»«• hold. Part Manx. Indo

■ c at. Call326-«017. ^ R E E G erm an shortha

(e m a le , 6 m o n th s oli

______. g o o d d isp o s i tio n . Ca•BSde 324-4030.L f iiy ; F R E E Q u ie t b e a u t l d

_brownAirtilta.8 ordef-CoU Murray (a p a y e d ) a g e 4. soak yd ro - g o o d 1-boy -d o d -h o m /o and and 1 toving hum an wh g rass is able to spend time wli

•3343* her. 324-W54. a FREE To a farm or ranc . M ale m ixed b ree d do( i’ 6 . very lovable, g rea l wit

kids.1tiyrsokl735-161( m u F R E E to a g o o d hom e | S ^ AKC m in ia tu re D acha — — hund. black/ian. spaye

tamale. CallS3&e2W. f fHQ F R E E to a g o o d h o m e

S p a y e d lem ale Englisl —— P o i n t e r a n d fa m a l i ; * • P o i n t e r / L a b X . C a l |» 9 e t 324-4471 Iv.msg.*>03 • FREE to good home: New — I— (inland X, neutured male > all ahots. good wtth kkls 25 ♦. housebroken. 829-423!iu » . or 420-6351.___________

F R E E W e n e e d a n a vH:___ Home. LabX, large neu

terad male, small spaye< lemale. 9 mo. oto, 11 /2 y oldChocotate U b lemale

? All vaccinated. C an sa i and pick u pO B IueC nM i Animal Hospital 678-5553 SeRMAN SHEPHERD

Purebred puppies. Black I i silver. Also, pure w hite , S250. Call 206-366-7272It

18 puppies. S om a all whiti o r w h ite & g ra y . G oot

13 bloodlines. Show quality Ogt.your pick for £mM

____ $ 1 5 0 /a a c h . 5 4 3 -S 4 6 (very day* & 543-8508 avaa.*

* 5I?reX F5iI3rfiTH inp u p t . j ^ c . C ham pio i

“ J a a A H . P w ^ ? ^ A »

—— AKC puppias,1s t shots, dewciawed. $ 2 7 5 /436-S627

— 735-85^*Mie« tA B p u p p la a P u ra b ra c , T r n o t ra p ls ia ra d . Ivory 8

y* io w ;8 wfca. o k i .$ i60.____ L att M ar aokJ In 48 hraIMm 7 3 4 4 0 0 o r 7 3 M 1 M *; y , ' L u U I A w S y n T i i S T ; 1 ; - m a l* , p re tty & healthy ,

^ l a w n , female, good wHt

( R ^ Y B S S S S S i S i•po* April eth-22nd

Puppies 12 wks.-5 moa. a ra wetaome. Basic

***** good manner*

s a - .

r -1301FU arA v*.E .

^ B W B r c x a r w i t f n s ysh*»f. feeder, waterar. li-

r ~^ S R iH T 5 U 1 5 u itH u r8 m o

b la c k & w h ite la m a l* . >!>'• $ 3 0 0 R R M .6 4 4 4 6 0 r

WFlMAAAMlift d u a lity ^ pupa. 3 malea. 1 female. 2 2 . $5 0 0 .c a ll7 3 5 .1 ll0 *

E Q Hofle? (U M S ftA fM iM w .sk w X(er $ 4 5 0 . A ir e o m p rc a a o r lew . »»hp. $125. RMllal a rm ____ aaw . 10* $200.734-9361*

W .S o n y p la y » t« to n 2 . $ g a m e s , c lo th a a . to y a . w e iM ae t.& m u c h m era.

n e U r t M r a O r . f. - (TakaW a8M )gton to >f. Caaw alM ow thaaigna).*

TWIN FALLS Fri. & S a t. 6 -? Camper, p id u p , bicy- c le e , c o m p u te r* , k id '*

— c lo lh * a . d ry * r, *lldiftg pm door. lo « l tmtOtt A let* rdic of m isc. 8 6 0 8 afc*r (ofl !»*r. E baM hnaarE aafland ).* » TWIN PALLS TTiura. Frt.- ? S a t 1 M 2 F M ^ U i l l 7n r of do th** $1 oach^ n*w

•OOM a* w * firtd ^ tia m . 7344034 ^ 4 a 2 F M c O r.J O -------- ( o a P M A m r ---------

a. " I H e ^ i J h e — U d _ U i> Q i— « t 7 3 * ^ 1 .

I. TW in F i to . k W w T lK iw di)

___ HONOA 13 h.p. p raaaur*1 300 . w a a h a r . u a * d o n ly 3

ti>n*e. 9 month* oW. lik* I>*W |900.4104M 1.

■ N A U A L A JU IiA W dw ira 10*. $400.10* Delta tabta aaw, $400. Call 734-4139

« P e - or ave* 734-8749.*.nV ei f X H r a r i o T S S r o S : VVoo ta , with blesm*y«r f*nc*. )• H*avy Duty, e a r ly 80 'a

model. Valued O $1500, asfdng$950. 3.12-0398*

f f g j j C T Miiier 3 0 0 J S : ■ -M IG po iM r supply ♦ Milier

— 7 - wire feed. $800/offer.

RABBIT HUTtiHEd river T R T .ro ck s & g a rd e n c a a tla flw iii wall. Call 679-3008* minn. V I ^ N J ^ ^ ^ a l l U a ^

birthday. G ood working ^ conditton. Call 539-7804^ lered WANTEO Y am ah a Big 29 V W )eelninningornot.For

pans. Call 326-4792 e ed s WANTEO 3 wheel bhrycle Mise- In good shape A r*ason- idoor ablyprtood, 734-6915.*____ WANTED 5 row heavy dutytha ir spring eoil corrugater o ld . Call 7364362*C all WANTED 530JC B w/low____ hou rsS 1990-95 110-150t i i u i HP tractor 2 WDw/power :otlie. _#Wfland)owlira..733r3634.

WANTEO Oewl O r Allv* o m e TV,, appliance*Ilrim TV D octor. 734-9188*

WANTED Direci TV Sattel------- ite S y s te m In w ork inganch cood, VWih HU card. Call dog. 438-5769 Iv.msg.*

e io WANTED I like oM atu tl like post cards, linen,

leweiry or knick-knacks. lp * « e or whole conecttons.

lyod Call 733-3762*WANTED N eed o lder 2/3

m®- BTM plow. Good woridng I'*?" conditton. CaU 3244246*

U J- T ( W ? 2 0 m I ^ 7 4 J (Idal WANTED O ld p o o l cu * * 235 With Bumswick baBia cot-

lander decal on th * butt or — wrth Willy Hoppe etched

on the Shah. Any conditi- on. 654-2799 or431-7103*

2 y r WANTEO Skis w ood With lale. B e a r trap b ind ings a n d a ee bamboo ski poles, ross Call 934-5666 msg.*

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i i c S f w S S r '_ W A N T ID U a a d a le c tr lo are wheel chair In good con* b«* ditkM aa a o o n _ p o « ^ .139 C a H 7 9 4 .7 H o /_ W A N fU lisw i* m a li-------i i : e*m *ntm iK *r,eaaor*l*c. c*. Alao a M-1 G arand O'a bayonat. 836-2679 5- WAUTKb V intage Aarfala

dolls and dothlno. 1959 • np. 1979 . In ta ra s tad I n c i i . Her • ta tes ^ o6ll*cttons. Cau

733-1322 or 733*9688. W A r^T E O -bL D lfed* I*;

I Salt & P*pper coU*ctlona. P o a t c a r d s ,M ln la tu r * Ctocks, Pott*ry, Quilts o r ? 438^3840 or 431-2895*

’* r WANTED:II* Large E vergreen and D e­

ciduous trees. Call 0 $ B ^ . Tr— F * rm * t 934-4894.* W!* We BUY Bv* tJ***. Spmc*." 29 crab, pine, a sp en & oth- 4* e rslo 'sm a l. 208-768-2676

J ! BADGER *93 60 ATV-------Uka new. $825. Call

r : 423-5449 or 731-9334* BMW 7 8 R-1006. Faring

& bags.19K mis. $2500.- Can 733-7184*

ft a to e ie c t ra g lk le .m y a ^ ej4 . g m n a n d b la ^ ..io u rin 8 -- bike with a ll th e a x tra a . j > Can 825-5209.* I • Ma r l e y -99 N ight tram- w ith lo ts o l e x tra 'a . '9 8 ! '>• Harley Springer so lt tail, ' '0 m ild c u s to m . ’97 120 0

S p o rts te r , mild custom ._ *96 U ltr a c o m p le t e ly

customized. Must sell all 4 . Can 539<>290 (cell).*

■ HARLEY '0 0 OAVIDSON S- H e r ita g e S o ftta ll . W on

2 n d p l a c e in T F b ik *3 show . Medical problem a g -force sale. $16.900/offer.;* Call 7 6 8 4 1 5 r i H a r l e y o a v i d s o n -97

1200 Sportster. Low mis. Lots ol extras. $7500rtlrm. 677-9047 efter 4pm* \

a HONOA '96 750 Shadow I- Low miles. Sharp bike! ir Call 639-2609B d HONOA *99 CR125 Never ^ raced . Like new. $2600.

Call 324-5024’ h (iONDA '01 Shadow V U d d e lu x e , b lu e . 280 0 ml.

ahowroom cood. $4595.I Call 734-8661.*

I

telABSOKI Dual Air Bagtm Running

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II TJ* ■fORT ORI1

’JO ti f i i a i a f c B a i

Uplbsa HcrtaOAC. **D iM M arM « * j 1f l ^ i ^ t f h s s ^ T i r t s ^ »

HONDA '01 F o rm an E S | Y*oaw, pood cond. '

C a f 431-3343*0 H Q b k y '$ 7 50A oe , new J K atandard top aod, $ 1800.

CaBe54-23&4aftar8pm* s H U I& V aR N A '9 9 380 2

' atroke. Hardly ridden I. $3200/oflar. 43f-7297 or

632-4648* -r o c x m r m m R g : ’

; num, 4x4, 800 m l, exc

r ‘ 5K m is,.n*v*rwf*cked, $3500. Call 761-4495* s

r « O H ) K I '« i4 4 ,u .a ™ „ : In e r 2W D lour w h ee le r. |

1 $ 1 2 0 0 . C a ll 3 2 4 -4 7 5 9 I r l**v* phone number.* ;;’ b U Z U K i ^ i ^ c c . &an-

d lt. e x e . c o n d . S 49 9 5 .. ■ 654-2394 a fte rs pm*I 7 S 'U A H A 'e 6 M o t o 4 .- -

Both run good. 300-^16* TOMAHA ' t o VZ. g r e a t F

j shapei Very cleani $1800 I orbestoffer.536-1664.*

VAUA H A ‘93 W ft.5 0 0 . 'I '87 KDX-200. Honda '89 '

C R W . 0^1 7344466* “

Orig owner, tow miles. Ex- t r a s l L ike new ! S e o a t stuff1950.homestoad.com • orcall77S-738-7450* V

Roadstar Silverado, I . S 7 9 ^ ^ C a l l g g g e ^ _ I

R s x i T m m r a s s '454 engine. Dominator jel i d r iv e . V ery n ic e b o a tl : $7500. Cau 639-260M <

J E r T o R I F T B O A T ^ n f*'In stock nowl ;

1 6 'drift boat 5 r bottom, Jall aluminum SIconsfrucffon. 3l

$3995. 8

B art Hartw ugh Motor* =J O ow ntow nW endell t

8364323 1

S E A 'D O O *96 (21 S UmHed PWC. 3-up model.Less than 100 hours. 130 hp. Covers. Aqua-sieps. one h a s S/S S ca t Prop.F a s t a n d b e a u t i f u l l y maintained a senriced by Sea-D oo dealer. S tored inside. $4495/each. G el B ready (orth* new season.W e have waler this yearf C all5434360* « -

% • a f " C h e '

Great

de...Pald For C S E M . K C T B

■ i• I R W l U n Z U I M

' 1 2 8 » ' " " " •

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JEROk B a o o - 2 8 7 -

S 3 2 4 - 3

‘ 0UCKWORTH*80 2 2 ( t E let b o a t 351/3 a tage , I

: I$11.000/offer. 736-1683*. «

MALIBU F llg h to ra f t '9 1 RiLow hours, tandem trailer, rLota of ex tras. $12 ,000 . rCan 678-2931* —

TA Hm 7 9 1 8 ' sp e ed boat."100 P R O O F ^ r M ty OF Je l Drive, se t up for BigB lock C hevy . P f* f* r to I sell wilhout m otor.-B est- - (offer. Catl 423-4320.* 1-i

^ 9 0 4 ^ H B H ^ H c

C A R IB O U C a m p e r '9 3 $11 ft. exc. cond. Ext c ab ww /queen b e d , s e ll c o n - qalned , range /oven , e le c sor gas refrige. Indoor/oul- t door showjBr. S le a g s 6 .u s e a aoout 6 timos. Musi —«selll $6.000.676-0957* W

frame *h*ll. Fits 1988-98 =GM/Chevy tong wkle box. FBeautiful cond . Pow ter. A$400. Call 733-9601.* ■

SA V E.O N-SHELLS 5 = USED SHELLS

40 to choose fromStyles, sizes, cotors. —

* big trucks, small tnXAs, PCVeiytDasonabto,6784103a tr

C T M 1:RIFLE Model SO S e a rs VA 30 4 6 . Belgium aclion. 3x9 71 scopo. $300. M ossberg 'c12 ga, pump, 2 barrels. OS new. $200. Rueger 10-223x9 scope. $150. O r bost ^offers. 324-2710* ^

R U O E R R edlabelO -U 126 H3* cham ber in box $600. _Ptoase call 655-4335.’ BU

SMfTH ft WESSON !'i 38 Spodal. Mint c o n d Lowserial «. Leather holsler. ___$375. Coll 733-3013’ GO

CONCORD 7 7 I ■ Class A motor homo. “ 7 ; nm s good. 2 furnaces. ofcjer but In excellent

' mechanical cond,.S2500, • 90

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'* ° * " » S 4 3 2 3 * ^ ' ' ’

M M 9 A

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I R E 'Or Not! MAKI 'MOMt BM,

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BREEZE 7 8 25(1. C lass CO C , D o d g e 3 8 0 . 4 .6 kw 2C g e n era to r, roof a ir. n o n an

w «k i'|3800^88S^** '*"^ ^KIT *01 6th Wheel 35' like f "

naw, patlo hauler, leave , ,n w a a p a a t 734-7074.* „

Savel Savel Save!0 F A O 2-2-1985 Austin 22 '

C lasaC MotorhomeLow Mllesi Now $ 0,860 B*O A R V S F H E E W ^ W -------- 1

1400426 -5 3 3 6 -7 3 3 ^ 7 5 6S O U T H W IN D '8 3 27 f t. _

Class A w/awnlng. Oman OU'g e n e r a t o r , r o o l a i r , 5Tmicrowave. G ood cond . wa$10,500. 208-678-0201* Wl

W A N T E O T O R E N T : —C la s s *C* m otor hom e , P**’ !2 6-31 fl, n * e d a d lo r 2 c<xw eeks In late July, price >|<

W NOJAMMER‘90ClssaA 27 It .L ass than 30K mis.

$14.00(yo(fer 208466-2159’ ^

POLARIS •g? 440 2-person _5I! touring. $1000. - KfTI

Call 6764597* U r

track, tots ol o x ^ . ' ___ 1good cond., $2295/olfor. NOM S K I 0 0 0 ' 0 0 S u m m it w/s 7 0 0 . v e ry g o o d c o n d .. ' ch i

-$39saw fef2oe4B6-757g.* “ Bel

Y A M A H A '9 9 M nt. M ax — 7 0 0 1400, p o rted p ipe . PRO ro lled c h a in c a s e . 141 Awi track, exc. cood.S3500. Gc

Call 423-4994*

^ 9 0 9 J H H B ^ ^ H ^^BwrngfilanllffliHgn 7

B U C K 'S BAGS Pontoon w /slish in g b o a t, like now blatu sed twice, extras $450. Cali

CaII677-6411’ 7 ^GOLF CLUBS ft BAG axelQuality set. $125/offer, Aslu

Call 734-2004’ f r m

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T R A IL E R S n o w i -rh..» 90% success satosratto

SNAKE RIVER RV ^ i UARINE

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now t i r e s , n e w c tu tcti.$1800. Can 734-7768.’ f

C H E V Y '8 8 Vi t o n P U . iAuto, w/racks. $2SOO/ott- ief. 4234990 Of 420-1S46B !

CH EVY'97Z71.LOOKAT JM E IHasSrddoor& m orol R$14,000. Can 735-8094* i

FOBD 7 9 F-250 460. AT. ‘now tiro s . $2499 /o tlo r! R CaH737-OI14after6pm*

FORO-’82 F150 pickup. 2 wtwel drivo. 2 tone paint.Qoodconditfcyi. 32»-2170* r

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5 « V y 7 » « to o 3 5 0 .A T . fR ebuill e n g in e & Irans. „R uns goM . $2400/otter. TC e H s l« ^ 4 4 * I

CHEVY-99 ^ 1 0 ExL cab. 5 54 .3 liter. 151K m is. Fair cond. $1250. Motor needs 5 work. 539-5B29* ' g

CHCVY '91 \&Ton worit = 7truck. 5 spd. 0 0 . ,

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fcri6VY-84&lverack)------ex t. c ab . short box. 95K IJngi.$11-0W .431«7008* J j

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wheel base. 390. AT. run- l j ninggearrebulN .32x11.5 e

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t8 8 K m is ., r u n s w e ll. H _ $1900 J l

m otor, now carbu re to r, radiator. & tiros. $3000. 733^204 Of 731-5204*

FORD '8# M ton 4x4. 20K miles on rebuUt 460. PS. PB .A T4AC.$4500/ofter. « CallS43-S628* P

good, body/lntoriof good, needs a imie vrark. $2000 Of bost offer. 324-8743.*

FORD -67 F 250 4x4 460 engine 4 sp d .. PV^. PL. .c ru is o . o r e a L s h a p e . . . $3,500. Call 934-9564.*

FORD '8 8 R anger. AC. 5 s p d . 6SK o r lg . m ile s . $420yoftor.734<3787.* I

FORD '9 0 Lariat XLT Su- — porcab. 7.3 diesol w/ATS lutbo. 5 spd. AC. PW. P L 934-8552 Of 539-2627*

TORO-92 Ranger 5 spd. 4 • litor engine. $4,500. Call 886-2732 ask for Jim.* C(

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w/campof sholl. $3000 cash, taite over paymonis.

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117K mis. Pow er stroko.Exc cond. Asking $22,000 Eves,-wknds. 9344995. days 352-4418*

F O R D '9 7 F 1 5 0 4 x 4 XLT.Ex. cab. 3 doof. flare skle. CD. sharp, loaded.93K. runs great $ 12,600.Day 731-5081 733-4479*

FORO'99 F250 super duty 4WD. quad cab. toog bed.AT w/ov«rdrtvo. Triton V6 53K. 10 ply tires, bed Iner & low piig. $16 ,900 exc c o n d 3 2 » 0 6 e 7 /7 3 t4 1 6 r

E x t cab. Powerslroke,19 K miles. S26.00Q/Mlef.

C a U 7 3 6 « a9 *FORD ’01 2 5 0 Ext. cab .

many opitons. 9.3K mis. going to H I.W es686-248r

5 sp d . C ru ise . A C . ^ !Std. cab. White. Low mis. $13,000'o(fer. 536-641 IB

G EO *97 T racker. 5 spd . AC.PS.AWFMCD.ADoy w h e e ls , d u a l a ir b a g s .Exc, cond. $6500.

Eves. 733-0789* G M C '9 3 Y u k o n 4 x 4 .

2 doof. WhHe. automatic.AC. tut. cruise ft custom w heels. Exc. condition.' $7800. Can 731-640$ o r 432-6510.*

GMC -96 Shoft bed . Reg. cab. P U .45K m is .6cy l.5

. spd. Man. trans. $14,500 Firm. 324-3290 after 6pm*

ISUZU*90 Trooper4cyl. a lso a -SS Isuzu Trooper for pa rh . Both lo f $27^0.

Can 737-0915*ISUZU '91 T rooper. AC.

CD. sliver, tin ted . Nice.$3700.324-2371. eves.*

J E E P ' 8 7 C h e r o k e e P io n ee r. 2 o w n er. 85K actual mUes. $4500. CaB 20M 36-2M 6.*

J e e p ’M C h o ro k e e high mUeage but g reat shape.$4,500. Can 788-2430.*

M S SA N '96 E x t r a c t 29.700 mUes. New tires.CD . AC. tow package. $12.500/olfer.73Sfl7W*

SUBARU 7 8 Brat-----------Greet runner. $500.

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