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The Gooding Senatorscameaway fromthisyear’sStateTrack&Fieldtourna-mentwithfourgoldmedals,twowhichwenttoBriannaChance for the 100m and200mDash. RachelYouren,alsofromGooding, took gold in the800m run along with 2ndplacefinishesinthe1600mand400m. Gooding’s Girl 800mMedley Team (BrittneyRussell, Cynthia Catalan,Brianna Chance, and Bai-leyPrice) tookgoldwitha

timeof1:52.50,beatingthe2ndplace team,Fruitland, by nearly 3 sec-onds. Wendell High Schoolended up with three goldmedals. Johnny Lancasterfinished first in the 200mand 100m Dash, whileWendell’s 4x200m Relayboys team (Jorge Lopez,Johnny Lancaster, ChasNebecker & Alex Swain-ston)tookfirstplacewithatimeof1:31.35. Hagerman’s Clint

State Track & FieldTournament

Memorial DayWeekend in the Forest The Sawtooth NationalForestwouldliketoencour-ageeveryonetogetoutthisMemorial Day weekendand enjoy your NationalForest. People planningon recreating on the Saw-toothNationalForestovertheMemorialDayHolidayWeekendwill findanum-ber of facilities open andoperating, however dueto the lingering snowpackat the higher elevations anumberof roadsand trailswill be closed. We wouldlike to remind visitors toavoid driving or riding onmuddy roads and trails toavoid damaging the run-ning surface. Please checkwithyourlocalForestSer-viceofficeforcurrentroadandtrailconditions. Another important re-minder for visitors thisweekend is to be sure toputyourcampfireoutwhenleaving your campsite forthedayorfortheweekend.There are many places ontheforestatthelowerele-vationsthatareverydry,soensure that your campfireis dead out before leavingthesite. In addition there are ar-eas in the Beaver Creek

Cliffordtookfirst inthe 100mDash andthe boys4x100mRelayteam(Clint Clif-ford, AustinFunkhouser,Kade Kress &Marcus Emerson) finishedfirst with a time of 44.97.This gave Hagerman twogold medals for this year’sstatetournament. Other notable compete-tors at the State Track &FieldTournamentincludedCamas County’s Issac Si-mon who took 2nd in theBoys High Jump, and Di-etrich’s Jacob Dalton whotook2ndinthe3200mand1600mRun.

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The Hagerman Boys Track Teamreceiving their 3rd place trophy

High School Graduations

Gooding, Bliss & Richfield ~ May 22nd @ 7 p.m.Camas ~ May 24th @ 2 p.m.Shoshone ~ May 28th @ 7:30 p.m.Wendell ~ May 28th @ 7 p.m.North Valley ~ 29th @ 7 p.m.

Volume 38 ~ Number 21

News from the Heart of IdahoCamas • Lincoln • Gooding

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsAttention Irrigators! TheIdahoDepartmentofWaterResourceshascreatedanewwaterdistrictandwearemonitoringanyirrigationoverahalfofanacre.Pleasecontactmebeforeturningonthisseason.ThanksRustyKramer,WaterDistrict37BWatermaster–208-870-3217.ATTENTION VETERANS Families:Post#19istryingtolocatetheintermentoffamilymem-bersintheManard,CorralandHillCitycemeteries.IfyouhaveafamilymemberorknowofaveteranlocatedinoneofthesecemeteriespleasecontactJamesMingus,PostSer-viceOfficer,AmericanLegionPost#19. Jamescanbereachedat(208)764-2797or(208)421-8884.Memorial Day Service ~ Fairfield: AmericanLegionFairfieldiscordiallyinvitingthecom-munitytoattendtheMemorialDayservice forveteransandtheirfamilies.TheservicewilltakeplaceatMountainViewCemeteryat11a.m. Thecemetery is locatedap-proximately5milesnorthoftownonSoldierRoad. IfanyonehasatatteredAmericanflagtheywouldliketodisposeoforwouldjustliketoobservethedisposalcer-emony,pleasebringyourflagtotheLegionHallaftertheMemorialserviceat12noon.

CityofFairfield&CamasCounty

Clean-Up WeekendsDumpstersatCityHall~407SoldierRoad

May 24th—25th and May 31st—June 1stTime:10:00a.m.to4:00p.m.

OpentoCityandCountyResidents!Wecannotaccepttires,constructionordemolitionmaterials

(sheetrock/roofing/etc)andliquidortoxicmaterials.Duetolimitedfundingthespringcleanupserviceisona

firstcomefirstservebasis.

Camas Prairie Homecoming 2014June 7th & 8th

GetreadyforthisgreatannualeventBiggerandBetterthanever

Free Fishing Derby for the KidsFood/Arts/Crafts

NEW this year... Mariachi BandInflatablesfortheKids

Music by Sweet Country AirBreakfastintheParkonSunday,June8th

FireAreaandtheKelleyFireAreathatareclosed.Checkthe Sawtooth National Forest Website at http://fs.usda.gov/SawtoothforadditionalinformationandamapoftheClosureAreas. InFairfieldRangerDistrict,roadsoverCouchandWellsSummits are open, but trails are snow covered and im-passable at the higher elevations. Also, a reminder thatBaumgartnerCampgroundisClosed. Visitors to the Sawtooth National Forest are encour-aged tobring theirowndrinkingwaterandbepreparedtohaultheirtrashbackhome.Eventhoughmanyofthedevelopedcampgroundswillbeopen,theremaybesitesthatdonothavefullservice.

CamasCountySeniorCenter

FOOT CLINICTuesday, May 27 from 10 to 11:30 a.m.

LeahPedersen,alicensedprofessional,willprovide:Footinspection~Warmfootsoak

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...MemorialDayintheForest

Unofficial Election ResultsCamas County 174-BarbaraMcMurdo 125-BillDavis 165-RonChapman 135-JanetCroner

Gooding County 917-MarkBolduc 801-TomFaulkner RecallofDavidReeves: 30YES106NO WendellSupplementalLevy: 345YES230NO

Lincoln County 402-AnnYouts 331-MaryDavidson 498-BrendaFarnworth 235-SuzanneMcConnell ShoshoneHighwayLevy: 258YES155NO RichfieldSupplementalLevy: 173YES64NO

TheGoodingCountyHistoricalMuseumOpen Memorial Weekend, May 23rd thru May 26th

273EuskadiLane–Hwy26/46BetweenN.C.MedicalCenterandtheBasqueCenter

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Memorial Day at West MagicLocation:WestMagicReservoir

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Memorial: 2 p.m.BBQ:3:00-5p.m.~Auction/Raffle5p.m.

New Fire Truck at Gooding Airport TheCityofGoodingFireDepartmentrecentlyreceivedaP-19ARFF(airportrescuefirefighting)Trucktoplaceoutattheairport.Thetruckwasgiventothefiredepart-mentforthecostofshippingitfromCalifornia. The Gooding Rural Fire District also received a largegeneratoraspartoftheIdahoDepartmentofLandspro-gram that makes decommissioned equipment from themilitaryavailabletofiredepartments. Additionally,a2002type4brushtruckwaspurchasedtoreplacethe1986Type4soldtotheCityofBellevue. Ona totallydifferentnote, thedepartmentheld theirfirstannual“Fill theBoot forVision”campaign lastFri-daythe16thofMay.Theyraised$3500,allofwhich isgoing to theGoodingLionsClub. If there anyGoodingresidenceneedsaneyeexamoreyeglasses,pleasecontactBrandonCoveyatthefirestationandhewillgetthemanapplication.TheGoodingLionsClubprovides funds forthosewhocannotaffordtheseservices.

Hagerman History DaySaturday, May 24

The Hagerman Valley has a rich and diverse historyfrommountainmentofossilexcavationstohydro-electricpower.OnSaturday,May24th,youcanjointhecelebra-tionofthatrichhistory. Events begin at 10 a.m. and include: Mountain ManHistoryatBillingslyCreekStatePark;HagermanValleySettlement&DevelopmentattheMuseum;Sheepherd-ingMemorial;OregonTrailPioneersandHagermanFossilBeds;ToysandGamesontheOregonTrailattheVisitorCenter: Visitors-youngandold–cantrytheirhandatmarbles,jacks,gracesandothergamesofthemid-nineteenthcen-tury.ThevisitorcenterexhibitscontainmanyfossilsthathavebeenexcavatedfromthecliffsalongtheSnakeRiv-er. Informationaboutthedevelopmentofhydro-electricpoweralongtheSnakeRiverwillbeavailable. Upcomingeventsincludea“NightSkyParty”onSatur-day,May31.

Formoreinformation,call208-933-4127.

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HazelColeBate Hazel Cole Bate passedawaywithinthecomfortandcare provided by St. Luke’sMagicValleyRegionalMed-icalCenteronMay13,2014.HazelwasbornJune27,1926in Moore County, NorthCarolina. She attendedElonCollegeinElon,NorthCarolina, where she gradu-atedwithabaccalaureatedegree inEnglishandFrenchin1947.InAugustof1948,uponnewsfromhersisterofateachingopeningatShoshoneHighSchool(wherehersisterEthelwasemployed),shecametoShoshone,Idahoandtaughtuntil1985whensheretired. In1956,shemarriedRoyBateandin1960gavebirthtotheironlychild,Joel.ShewasamemberoftheSt.PetersCatholicChurchandwasamemberoftheNationalEdu-cationAssociation. Shewasprecededindeathbyherparents,DavidEvanderand Verona Cole; sisters Ethel Smith (Fred) and EdithCole; brothers Clarence Cole (Mary Lena), Floyd Cole(Lavigne),HowardCole (Betty),CarltonCole (Gloria),EveretteCole(Priscilla)andByronCole(Shirley).Sheisalsoprecededindeathbyherhusband,RoyBate,towhomshewasmarriedfor44years. Hazel issurvivedbyhersister,MildredBoyd(Fenner)andherson,JoelBate(Donna)aswellasnumerousniec-es,nephews,grandchildrenandtwogreatgrandchildren. Hazelhadaverygivingspirit,showedcompassionforalllivingthingsandhadagraciousacceptingpersonality.Shewasdevotedtoherfamily,herfriendsandhercommunity.SheenjoyedtakingineventsattheCollegeofSouthernIdaho,reading,writingletters,cookingandkeepingalivedishesthatrepresentedpeopleofherpast,travelingwithfamilyandfriends,andspendingqualitytimeinheryardtendingflowersandwatchingbirds. AmemorialservicecelebratingHazel’slifewillbeheldat11a.m.Friday,May23,2014,atSt.Peter’sCatholicChurchinShoshone,withrecitationoftherosarybegin-ningat10a.m. Inturnmentwill followat theShoshoneCemetery. Inlieuofflowers,donationscanbemadetoeithertheCollegeofSouthernIdahoFoundationinhername,ortotheNatureConservancy’sSilverCreekPreserve. ArrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDe-marayFuneralService-www.demarayfuneralservice.com

JayPaulSetser Jay Paul Setser, 33, a resi-dent of Rupert, passed awaySaturday, May 17, 2014 inElkoCounty,Nevada. JaywasborninRupert,Ida-hotoRonandRobbynSetser.HegrewupinRupert,Idahoand graduated from MinicoHighSchool. He made his career withEasternIdahoRailroad. He loved outside sports,fishing, hunting, baseball,familygatherings,andbeingavolunteerfireman. JayissurvivedbyhislovingfatherRonSetser,ofDeclo,Idaho;brothersRyanSetser,ofDeclo,Idaho,andChasenand sister-in-law Charisse, and nephew Maize Setser ofRupert, Idaho; grandmothers Donna Setser, of Burley,Idaho, and Glenda Heath Chadd, of Twin Falls, Idaho;unclesDonSetserandBoydSetser;auntsMaryAnnSwin-ney,AmyPerkinsandGlennaEden,andmanycousins. HewasprecededindeathbyhismotherRobbynHeathSetser;brothersKyleEldonSetser,andCoryRyanSetser;grandfathersPaulB.Setser,andEldonO.Heath;uncleMikeHeath; andaunt JulieHeathPeyman; andcousinRossLeeSetser. Visitationforfamilyandfriendswillbeheldfrom4to7p.m.onThursday,May22,2014,atDemarayFuneralSer-vice–ShoshoneChapel(404WestBStreet).Afuneralservicewillbeheldat3p.m.onFriday,May23,2014,attheFirstBaptistChurch(2055thAve.East)inShoshone.BurialwillfollowattheShoshoneCemetery. ArrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDe-marayFuneralService–ShoshoneChapel.Condolencesandmemoriesmaybesharedwiththefamilybefollowingtheobituarylinkatwww.demarayfuneralservice.com

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o b i t u a r i e sDarrelEarlHaigh

Darrel Earl Haigh, 90,passed away at DeSano PlaceSuites in Gooding, Idaho,Dec 10, 2013, from compli-cations resulting from a fall. EarlwasbornNov27, 1923,in Union, Oregon, the fifthof eight children born to Ar-ley Hugh and Beatrice Myrle(Glover)Haigh.Hisfatherwasawelldriller,andbeforegradu-atingfromtheeighthgradeinShoshone,Idaho,EarlhadmovedtoColorado,Milton,OR.,Fairfield,Jerome,andtomultiple locationsaroundtheGoodingarea,whichhethencalledhomeoffandonforthenext83years. WhenEarlwas11,heenteredthehorseshoepitchingtournamentthatwaspartofthelasttrackandfieldmeetheldattheGoodingWesleyanCollegeinthespringof1935.Hecompetedagainstanumberofolderchampions(includinghisfather)andcameawaywiththecovetedfirstprize,receivinganengravedgoldmedalforhisefforts. When Earl was rejected for military service due topooreyesightatthestartofW.W.IIhewenttoworkforhisbrother-in-law,William“Hank”Daniels, farm-ing in the Gomes School District of Lincoln County,Idaho,for15years.Seekingtobetterhisfinancialsta-tusinsteadoffarming,Earlworkedmanyotherjobsandinmanyplacesduringhis lifetime.Heworked for theBeaconBeanCo.inGooding;asawelldrillerinpart-nershipwithhisbrother,Bud,inJordanValley,Or;heworkedforhisuncle,OrvalHaighdrillingwellsintheDanner/Arock region; and also was a volunteer fire-man;anEMT;wasapilotcardriverforashorttime;amechanicatmissile silos inGrandview, Id.andRapidCity,S.D.;plantingtreesforWeyerhauser;andworkingontheproductionlineforU.S.PlywoodinGoldBeach,Oregon; finally coming back to Gooding in 1970 toworkasamechanicforDean’sRepairServiceuntilheretiredin1986.TheCityofGoodinghiredEarltobeanirrigator,ajobhethoroughlyenjoyed,ultimatelyretir-ingforgoodin2001,attheageof78.Duringhisretire-mentyearsEarlwasveryactiveintheGoodingSeniorCitizens Center, serving in various officer positions. Inearly1978,whileattendinga singlespartyat theUnitedMethodistChurchinGooding,hemetalovelywidow, Ruth Ellen Murrell.They started seeing eachother frequently and married Sept. 15, 1978.Earl,

as a bachelor, had cooked for himself all his adultlife, and thought it exciting thatRuthwasacook forthe Manning Patterson Ranch, and now he wouldhave regular, nutritious meals.Ruth passed away in1999,a loss soprofound toEarl thathealways foundtime to talk about Ruth to anyone that would lis-ten, even up until a few days before he passed away. Earl enjoyed life and participated fully in keepingactive.Helikedtosquaredance,playcards,shootpool,andtaketripswithRuthintothemountainstolookatthescenery.Earlhadthepersonalityofajokesterandprank-ster,wasexceptionallystrongphysically,hadaquicktem-perbutalsoexhibitedacompassionateheart,andquiet-lyacquiredanunderstandingofJesusandlifehereafter. Earlissurvivedby:twosistersandonebrother;LetaDan-iels,Nampa,ID;MarieMcAfee,Puyallup,WA;andJamesHaigh(Betty),CitrusHeights,CA;asister-in-law,EdithHaigh,KingHill,ID;andnumerousniecesandnephews. Hewasprecededindeathby:hiswife,Ruth;twosis-ters and twobrothers:BeatriceReed,MaxineKnapp,Orval(Bud)Haigh,andDouglasHaigh;aswellasbroth-ers-in-law,RoyReed,HankDaniels,GarlandMcAfee,Earl Knapp; and one sister-in-law, Audrey Haigh. The family wishes to thank specifically the nurs-ing staff of North Canyon Medical Center; the staffof DeSano Place Suites; the community of neigh-bors and friends that watched out for Earl during hisdecline; Horizon Home Health and Hospice; andDr. Gies and Dr. Spencer for their loving and com-passionate care of Earl in his last months of life. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday,May23,2014,atDemarayFuneralService–GoodingChapel. A family burial has taken place at ElmwoodCemeteryinGooding. Arrangements are under the direction of DemarayFuneral Service – Gooding Chapel. Condolences maybesentbyvisitingwww.demarayfuneralservice.com.

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TheU.S.Dept.ofAgricultureprohibitsdiscriminationinallitsprogramsandactivitiesonthebasisofrace,color,sex,nationalorigin,religion,age,disability,politicalbeliefs,sexualorientation, or marital or family status (not all prohibited bases apply to all programs).To fileacomplaintofdiscrimination,writeUSDADirector,OfficeofCivilRights,1400IndependenceAvenue,SW,WashingtonDC20250-9410orcall800-795-3272(voice)or202-720-6382(TDD).USDAisanequalopportunitylender,providerandemployer.

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Onceagainitistimetousheronsomegraduates.Their process will make room for more to fill their

positionsandtheywill join therestofus inourmission inlife. It ishardto listentothewisdomsofothersandit is justashard to pass on wisdoms to make the ride of life easier. Somethings are dreamed. Some things are learned. Some things areexperienced.Somethingsaren’tevenimportant. EachyearatthistimeIwouldliketobethedoormanopeningthedoorforgraduates.But,astimefindsmeshortduringharvesttime,Ibarelyfindmyselfintheparkinglot... Graduates, your future is your responsibility. Unattended, oth-erswilldecideforyou.Peoplechangetheirmindslikethechangecoats.Newsetsofrulesofconductmaybewritteneveryweek.Bewisetoyourneedsandtheneedsofothersbeforeyou. Successcomesinmanyforms.Itissometimesapersonalthingorjourney.Eachandeverygraduateshouldwritedownwhattheybe-lievesuccessis,thenreviewitinafewyearstoseeifithaschangedorbeenamplified.

Listed below are a few thoughts on success:Fivecentsofknowledgeistencentsworthofinvestment.

Knowledgeisfreeatthelibrary,butbringyourowncontainer.Knowledgeispower.

AccordingtoHerbertNCassontherearetensuccessrules: Put successbeforeamusement;Learn somethingeveryday;Cutfree from routine;Concentrateonnetprofits;Makeyour serviceknown;Neverworryovertrifles;Shapeyourdecisionsquickly;Ac-quireskillandtechnique;Deserveloyaltyandco-operation;Valuecharacteraboveall. Furrownotes:

RolloC.Hesterliststhesteppingstonestosuccess: 1WisdomofPreparation 11InspirationofCleanliness 2ValueofConfidence 12SatisfactionofServing 3WorthofHonesty 13PowerofSuggestion 4PrivilegeofWorking 14BuoyancyofEnthusiasm 5DisciplineofStruggle 15AdvantageofInitiative 6MagnetismofCharacter 16VirtueofPatience 7RadianceofHealth 17RewardsofCo-operation 8ForcefulnessofSimplicity 18FruitfulnessofPerseverance 9WinsomenessofCourtesy 19SportsmanshipofLosing10AttractivenessofModesty and...20theJoyofWinningFrankPotts-“Successisaprocessofbecomingwhoyoualreadyare.” Thisismy“CupofTee”heldhighforgraduates.

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Live History DaysMay24th,25thand26thLincolnCountyCourthouseLawn&Museum

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Lost N Lava Cowboy GatheringFundraising Dinner & EntertainmentMay 24th at the Lincoln County Community Center

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IdahoRodeoHallOfFameSteerFundraiser

Longhornsteersofcoloranddesignsaremakingtheirappearance!RockingRRealEstatedisplaysasteerland-scapedwitha tilemural (get it?); thecourthouse,withthehelpofSheriffGough’spaintingcrewcameupwithamaskedbanditdesigncompletewithstripesandballandchainremindingusthatcrimedoesn’tpay! Wells Fargo bank is showing a great stage coach andteamwhiletheBodyBalancehasasteer‘sriderbeingas-sistedbyaclown.Wolkersein’sCanyonsideRealty steerhas a sign language theme prepared by the Idaho DeafandBlindSchool,whileZeppe’ssteercausesonetodroolthinkingaboutthepizzathey’vepaintedonit.JustdownthestreetTerryBehuninwithFranklinBuildingSupplyisstartingoverfollowingthetheftofhisfamousBlueLongHorn Steer which could possibly have been this year’swinner. The IdahoRodeoHallofFame is stillofferinga$500rewardfor informationleadingtothearrestandconvic-tionofthetrueperpetratorswhostillhavethesteerandinstigatedthetheft. Great fun, competition and excitement! There is stilltimetobeinthisyear’ssteercontest–justcontactCharmyLeaVellat(208)539-0202.

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PAINT THE TOWN PURPLE TheAmericanCancerSocietyRelayForLifeofGood-ingCounty isofferinganopportunity forbusinessesandlocalcommunitiestoshowtheirawarenessandsupportinthefightagainstcancerfromMay26thtoMay31st. Tohelpfinishthefight,communitymemberscan“PainttheTownPurple”bydonating$10totheRelayForLifeofGoodingCounty.GototheGoodingCountyRelaywebsite(www.relayforlife.org/goodingid)whereyoucandonatetoaparticularparticipant,toateam,ortotheeventitself. Signontodaytosupportthe200+GoodingCountyRe-layparticipantsandmakeadifference!Theparticipantswillstartwalkingat6pmonJune13thandwalkallnightuntil7amonJune14th. Businessesandresidentscan“PainttheTownPurple”bydoingotheractivities,includingputtinguppurple-themeddisplaysinstorefronts,swappingoutwhitebulbsforpurplebulbs,selectingadayforeveryonetowearpurpleatworkorschool,orbyservingfoodonPURPLEplacemats.RelayForLifegiftbagswillbeusedbyotherbusinesses. Thankthemforsupportingourfightagainstcancer.

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Men’s EventsBoys Long Jump Logan Bowers (Wendell) 4th 2A 20’ 0.50” Max Peterson (North Valley) 10th 1A 18’ 6.25”Boys High Jump Issac Simon (Camas) 2nd 1A 6’ 00” Cody Douville (Hagerman) 3rd 1A 6’ 00” Logan Bowers (Wendell) 3rd 2A 6’ 00”Boys Triple Jump Issac Simon (Camas) 4th 1A 40’ 10.75” Fillberto Gallegos (Gooding) 7th 3A 41’ 3.00” Tyler Chapman (Hagerman) 9th 1A 39’ 0.75” Alex Nebeker (Wendell) 17th 2A 34’ 11.50”Boys Pole Vault Hank Boeger (Gooding) 5th 3A 12’ 6.00” Logan Nebeker (Hagerman) 8th 1A 10’ 6.00” Mitchell Goodman (Hagerman) 10th 1A 9’ 6.00”Boys Discus Throw Austin Funkhouser (Hagerman) 4th 1A 138’ 9” Logan Bowers (Wendell) 11th 2A 124’ 3”Boys Shot Put Kade Kress (Hagerman) 4th 1A 49’ 7.50” Austin Funkhouser (Hagerman) 5th 1A 47’ 11”Boys 1600m Medley 1A Hagerman 7th 3:57.41Boys 4x200m Relay 2A Wendell 1st 1:31.35 1A Hagerman 2nd 1:33.39Boys 4x100m Relay 1A Hagerman 1st 44.97Boys 3200m Run Jacob Dalton (Dietrich) 2nd 1A 9:57.39 Eliseo Garcia (Gooding) 6th 3A 10:26.50 Jordan Chapman (Wendell) 10th 2A 10:59.67 Daniel Daily (Hagerman) 11th 1A 11:07.24Boys 1600m Run Jacob Dalton (Dietrich) 2nd 1A 4:36.19 Eliseo Garcia (Gooding) 14th 3A 4:52.77 Daniel Daily (Hagerman) 9th 1A 4:52.87 Blake Penrod (Wendell) 11th 2A 4:57.23 Roberto Cabrera (North Valley) 12th 1A 5:07.76Boys 800m Run Jacob Dalton (Dietrich) 3rd 1A 2:00.49 Daniel Daily (Hagerman) 13th 1A 2:11.08 Eliseo Garcia (Gooding) 14th 3A 2:10.48Boys 400m Dash Hank Boeger (Gooding) 6th 3A 52.16 Landon Goolsby (Hagerman) 10th 1A 54.26Boys 200m Dash Johnny Lancaster (Wendell) 1st 2A 22.59 Clint Clifford (Hagerman) 3rd 1A 23.18 Hank Boeger (Gooding) 4th 3A 23.28 Alex Swainston (Wendell) 10th 2A 23.37

Boys 100m Dash Johnny Lancaster (Wendell) 1st 2A 11.33 Clint Clifford (Hagerman) 1st 1A 11.44 Alex Swainston (Wendell) 9th 2A 11.60 Hank Boeger (Gooding) 8th 3A 11.63 Brayden Robirds (Shoshone) 10th 1A 11.83Boys 300m Hurdles Hunter Laudert (Wendell) 8th 2A 43.56 Hazen Weber (Dietrich) 9th 1A 43.90Boys 110m Hurdles Logan Bowers (Wendell) 7th 2A 16.85 Hazen Weber (Dietrich) 7th 1A 16.94

Women’s EventsGirls Long Jump Jade Williams (Richfield) 13th 1A 13” 0.50” Kassidy Jacks (Dietrich) 15th 1A 12’ 11.50” Cynthia Catalan (Gooding) 16th 3A 11’ 9”Girls High Jump Jade Williams (Richfield) 9th 1A 4’ 6.00”Girls Triple Jump Hunter Rasmussen (Camas) 9th 1A 30’ 10”Girls Pole Vault Bailey Price (Gooding) 9th 3A 8’ 00”Girls Discus Throw Jessica Lanier (Camas) 9th 1A 97’ 7” Taylor Gorringe (Camas) 10th 1A 96’ 3” Ariel Reedy (Camas) 11th 1A 95’ 6”Girls Shot Put 3 Hayley White (Hagerman) 3rd 1A 36’ 9.75” 11 Taylor Gorringe (Camas) 11th 1A 31’ 10”Girls 800m Medley 3A Gooding 1st 1:52.50 1A Hagerman 8th 2:02.91Girls 4x400m Relay 1A Hagerman 3rd 4:24.36 3A Gooding 6th 4:28.75Girls 4x200m Relay 1A Hagerman 8th 1:57.50 3A Gooding 8th 1:55.17Girls 4x100m Relay 3A Gooding 8th 52.82Girls 3200m Run Madi Kelsey (Wendell) 14th 2A 13:34.16 Taylor King (Richfield) 13th 1A 14:24.67 Brandalyn Sartain (Hagerman) 15th 1A 14:57.62Girls 1600m Run Rachel Youren (Gooding) 2nd 3A 5:27.94 Mesa Heimerdinger (Dietrich) 11th 1A 6:21.24

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Girls 800m Run Rachel Youren (Gooding) 1st 3A 2:19.03 Larissa Knight (Hagerman) 6th 1A 2:31.05 Lauren Tiffany (Hagerman) 15th 1A 2:47.85 Ryann Perron (Dietrich) 16th 1A 2:48.76Girls 400m Dash Rachel Youren (Gooding) 2nd 3A 1:00.28 Larissa Knight (Hagerman) 6th 1A 1:03.24 Ashley Schoessler (Shoshone) 15th 1A 1:10.12Girls 200m Dash Brianna Chance (Gooding) 1st 3A 26.23 Samantha Lofgran (North Valley) 5th 1A 27.08 Jade Williams (Richfield) 16th 1A 28.95Girls 100m Dash Brianna Chance (Gooding) 1st 3A 12.75 Samantha Lofgran (North Valley) 3rd 1A 13.20 Jade Williams (Richfield) 15th 1A 14.05Girls 300m Hurdles 12 Cameron Locklar (Hagerman) 12th 1A 54.03Girls 100m Hurdles Bailey Price (Gooding) 6th 3A 17.16 Marissa Palermo (Hagerman) 12th 1A 18.13 Jennifer Ervin (North Valley) 14th 1A 18.60

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BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., successor by ) Case No.merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP ) CV-�01�-14fka Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP, ) Plaintiff, ) NOTICEvs. ) OF ) SALEJAMES W. REELICK; JANE DOE REELICK; )STATE OF IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION; )CITY OF FAIRFIELD; and Does 1-10 as individuals )with an interest in the property legally described as: ) )Lots 12 and 13 in Block 8 of Fairfield Townsite, as the )same appears on the official plat on file in the office )of the recorder of Camas County, Idaho. ) )Which may commonly be known as: )213 West Ponderosa Avenue, Fairfield, Idaho, 83327. ) Defendants. )

Under and by virtue of a Third Amended Order for Sale of Foreclo-sure executed on April 18, �014 and entered with the Court on April ��, �014 and a Fourth Writ of Execution issued on April ��, �014, out of and under the seal of the above-entitled Court on a Judgment and Decree of Foreclosure recovered in said Court in the above-en-titled action on the �th day of July, �01�, in favor of the above-named Plaintiff, I am commanded and required to proceed to notice for sale to sell at public auction the real property described in said Order for Sale of Foreclosure and Writ of Execution and to apply the proceeds of such sale to the satisfaction of said Judgment and Decree of Fore-closure with interest thereon and my fees and costs. The property directed to be sold is situate in Camas County, State of Idaho, and is described as follows, to-wit:

Lots 12 and 13 in Block 8 of Fairfield Townsite, as the sameappears on the official plat on file in the office of the recorderof Camas County, Idaho.Which may commonly be known as: �13 West Ponderosa Avenue, Fairfield, Idaho, 83327.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 1� day of June, �014 at the hour of 10:00 o’clock a.m., at the location of 501 Soldier Rd, Fairfield, Idaho, I will attend, offer and sell at public auction all or so much of the above-described property thus directed to be sold as may be necessary to raise sufficient funds to pay and satisfy the Judgment and Decree of Foreclosure as set out in said Order for Sale of Foreclosure to the highest bidder therefore in lawful money. The time period for redemption of the above property is six (�) months from the date of sale herein. The Sheriff, by a Certificate of Sale, will transfer right, title and in-terest of the judgment debtor in and to the property. The Sheriff will also give possession but does not guarantee clear title nor continue possessory right to the purchaser.

DATED This �th day of May, �014.CAMAS COUNTY SHERIFF

By: Connie Johnson, Deputy Sheriff

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FORCAMAS COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: on Tuesday, the 3rd day of June, �014 at �:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, the Planning and Zoning Commission of Camas County will hold a public hearing at the Camas County Annex, 51� Soldier Road, Fairfield, Idaho, to consider the draft of a new Zoning Ordinance, in accordance with Section ��-�509 and ��-�511, Idaho Code. The purpose of this hearing is for the public as well as the Planning and Zoning Commission to consider the draft of a new Zoning Ordi-nance for Camas County and make a recommendation concerning the draft to the Camas County Board of Commissioners. A copy of the draft document is available at the Camas County Planning and Zoning Office.

A general summary of the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance is as follows: Article I Title, Interpretation, and Enactment Article II Definitions Article III Administration Article IV Establishment and Purpose of Districts Article V Provisions for Official Zoning Map Article VI District Regulations Article VII Official Schedule of District Regulations Article VIII Official Height and Area Regulations Article IX Flood Plain Overlay Districts Article X Performance Standards Article XI Hillside and Foothill Areas Development Article XII Conditional Use Permits Article XIII Procedures for Planned Unit Developments Article XIV Non-Conforming Uses Article XV Appeal and Variance Article XVI Building Permits Article XVII Amendment

Written comments will be received by the Planning & Zoning Ad-ministrator until 5:00 p.m. on May �8, �014. Testimony at the hear-ing may be limited to five (5) minutes. Services for persons with disabilities may be made available by calling the Planning & Zoning Administrator at ��4-�04� three days in advance of the hearing.

Dwight H. ButlinCamas County Planning and Zoning Administrator

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For Sale►1982 Ford F-150 Short Bed. Runs Great! Newly rebuilt 30�. C� auto transmission. Body rough, cab good. Tires good, snow chains. $800 negotiable. Call �08-��4-�93�.►Handyman Special: Rod Iron Bench with deer picture needs slats replaced. Selling for $�5. Call ��4-3040.►For Sale: Handmade Fire start-ers for your campfire, or BBQ. $5 for 1� sticks. Call �08-�1�-5010.

Services►Custom wood spliting. $35 per hour on weekends. Call 358-1103.►Need Yard Work Done? Call Boyd Stevens at 934-5�88. Lawn mowing, weed eating, leaves raked. Weekly rate available.► Hollenbeck Construction. New construction & remodels. Specializing in finish excellence with great value. Licenced & Bonded. Call 481-0320.►GET R’ DONE CLEANING is now serving Fairfield with domestic and commercial clean-ing. No job is to big, no job is too small. Sue or Josh - �1�-103�►I Replace Broken Zippers in jackets, coats, sweatshirts, vests, levi pants, skirts, etc. Hemming done on pants, levis, bresses, sheets, binding on blankets, etc. Patch rips, holes, back-pocket rips, overalls, levis, shirt-tail rips, etc. Replace elastic in most any-thing. Call Kathy in Hagerman 83�-����. � days a week.

Wanted►Looking for scrap metal. Call Thomas Davis at ��4-�484. ►Looking for summer pasturefor my cattle. Willing to lookatalltypesofopportunitiesandpropertiesinanycondition.CallDanat720-5634.

Employment►High Country Fusion Compa-ny is hiring a Full-Time Fusion Technician. Job duties would in-clude manipulating raw materials to specifications while operating machinery safely. Candidates need a good working knowledge of SAE and Metric measure-ments with the ability to achieve proper dimensions, an ability to read drawings and measure parts for quality production. Wage level is dependent on experi-ence. Please email resumes to: bill.seig@hcfusion.com►Lincoln County Job Open-ing: Part-time job opening for Lincoln County Disaster Ser-vices Director, approximately 30 hours per month. Please send re-sume to: Lincoln County Clerk’s Office - 111 West B Street, Ste. C - Shoshone, ID 8335�. For more information call: 88�-��41►I need a student or semi-retired adult for 1/� hour every other day to turn ON a lateral line valve and turn OFF a lateral line valve, check for leaks, and make repairs. I will furnish the tools and parts. Pay is $1� per visit ($180 per month for 4 1/3 months - June thru Oct). The property and trees are located on Powell Creek, 5 miles north of Fairfield off Soldier Road. A wa-tering schedule and map to locate the valves will be provided. We will start irrigating the trees the first part of June and turn it off October 10th. Call Merle Colpron (Boise, Idaho) �08-3��-9101

For Sale►Fresh Farm Eggs - $2 per dz. Call ��4-�13� or ��4-��49.

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PUBLIC NOTICEOn Thursday, June 12, 2014 the Fairfield City Council will hold a regular meeting beginning at 7:00p.m. at Fairfield City Hall located at 407 Soldier Road in Fairfield, ID. Items on the agenda include the following:Special Use Sign Application: A public hearing and consideration of a special use sign application for a permanent sign located at Lot �9, except the south 5’’, Blk �1 also known as 505 Soldier Road, Fairfield, Idaho. The proposed sign is 4’ in height and 2’ 6’’ in width. The applicant is Jim Dandy’s Pizza, owner Cal and Elaine Webb. Property is zoned Commercial. Amendments to Sign Special Use Permit Application Fee: A pub-lic hearing for an amendment to Building Permit Fees, Appendix B of Resolution No. 2008-03 of the City of Fairfield, Idaho, to add a special use permit sign application fee that would be at a lower cost than a regular special use permit; provide an effective date.Section 1. The fees and charges for the following application pursu-ant to Fairfield Zoning Ordinance No. 223:

1. Sign Special Use Permit Application $150.00If a meeting is continued with the Planning & Zoning Commission or City Council a $�0.00 fee is due from applicant prior to meeting. Such cost will cover legal notice and admin review.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that at the aforementioned time and place, all interested persons may appear and shall be given an oppor-tunity to comment on the matters stated above. Any person needing special accommodations to participate in the above-noticed meeting should contact the City Office. Comments and questions prior to the hearing should be directed to the City, P.O. Box 336 Fairfield, ID 83327 a minimum of five (5) days prior to the scheduled hearing. Supporting documents are on file at the Fairfield City Hall and avail-able for public review.

DATED THIS 1�th DAY OF May, �014Megan Stelma

Planning & Zoning Administratorpublished on May 21, 2014

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