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Tree Permits On Sale

The Holidays are fastapproaching and permitsfor cutting Holiday treesfor personal or family useon the Sawtooth NationalForest will be availablebeginning this Friday, No-vember21,2014.Thecostof this year’s permit is $5whichwillenableafamilytochooseandcutatreeuptotenfeetinheight.Ifyouwantatreethatiseleventotwentyfeethigh,thecostis$10 (limit of one tree perfamilyororganization). Permitswillbeavailableat the following locationsthroughout the SawtoothNational Forest and sur-roundingareas:

Fairfield Ranger StationCamas Creek Country StoreRock Creek General StoreHansen Quick Stop & GoKetchum Ranger Station

Sawtooth NRA OfficeLL Green Hardware- Hailey

Stanley Ranger Station

Dependingonthespecificarea where people choosetocut their trees, avarietyoftreesareavailable.Theseinclude lodgepole pine,subalpine fir, Douglas-fir

Lincoln Chamber Welcomes New Business The Lincoln CountyChamber of Commerceheld a ribbon cutting onNovember 8th in Rich-field to welcome a newmember and recentlyopenedbusiness. “Off The Gird” owner,Rebecca Wood, was pre-sented a Chamber cer-tificate by Vice President

Vernon Johnson and theribbon cutting was heldwith members from theChamber and communitymembers. Off The Gridis a vintage, antique andIdaho handcrafted busi-nesslocatedinthehistoricPaulson Motors build-ing. Wood said that theantiques fit right in with

their surroundings in theunique old brick building.She specialize in antique,handcrafted, Idaho artists,vintage,oneofakind,andwesternlivingdécor.Someof the things you mightfindonanygivenday,areantique tack, barn woodcreations, antique trunksand tables, carnival glassandmore. OffTheGridisalsoded-icated to promoting localartists andhas anartist oftheweek,eachweek,whois advertised and promot-ed.OpenTuesdaytoSatur-day9a.m.to5:30p.m.OffThe Grid also has a sepa-rate room that has gentlyused furniture,appliances,household,toolsandmisc.StopbyandvisitRebeccaat 143 South Main Streetin Richfield, or find OffTheGridonFacebook.

Left To Right – Robert Newey, Ann Parker,Mike Piper, April Wood, Betty Piper, Rebecca Wood,

Hannah Walker, Vernon Johnson, Rusty Parker

ANNUAL TURKEY DINNERTheUnitedMethodistChurchofGooding(805MainStreet)

willhostitsAnnualTurkeyDinnerthisThursday,

November 20th, from 5 to 7:30 p.m.Costis$10.00perAdult

$5.00perChildunder12years

Everyoneiswelcomedtojoininthistimeoffellowshipwithfriendsandneighbors

andenjoygreatfood.

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsWarm up your Toes - Gooding Gobbler: OnNovember27at8am,theGoodingVolunteerGroupishostingafunruntoraisefundsforourparksandplay-grounds.$20 (12+)$10 (5-12)under5FREE.Muffins,beverages,andChobaniyogurtforallparticipants.Cashprizes too! Register online at Active.com, at the WildMane,oronthedayoftherace.

Wendell Library Fundraiser WendellLibraryishavingabakesaleatSimerly’sthisSaturday.November22nd,from10amto3pm.Theywillalsobesellingraffleticketstowina32”flatscreentele-vision.Raffleticketsareadollaraticket,or3ticketsfor$2.50 and 6 tickets for $5.00 (drawing will be held onDecember22,2014-neednotbepresenttowin). On January 1st, Wendell Library is starting a AdultReadingClub.Thefirstbookwearereadingwillbe“TheBestofMe”,byNicholasSparks.Ifyouareinterested,PleasesignupattheWendellLibrary536-6195.

Gooding Chamber of Commerce! TheGoodingChamberChamberBoardmemberelec-tionswilltakeplacethisThursday,November20attheirgeneralmeeting.Meetingwillbeheldfrom12noonto1p.m.atZeppe’sPizza&Subs.BlueFireWildernesswillbethismonthsspeaker.

Camas Chamber Meeting:TheNovemberchambermeetingwillbeheldthisThurs-day-November20th,at7pmat theIronMountainInn.They will be discussing the upcoming Tree Lighting/

Holiday Crafts & Gooding Kick-off TheAnnualHolidayCraftShowinGoodingwillbeheldonDecember5th(10-6)andDecember6th(10-4)attheGoodingHighSchool.ProceedswillgotowardtheCom-munity Food Bank & Resource Center (Helping HeartsandHands).Boothspacesare$40forbothdaysor$30foroneday.ContactJudyErdman,934-9475,foradditionalinformation. Saturday, December 13, is the Gooding Chamber’sAnnualHolidayKick-off.MainStreetwillbeclosedforthisfamilyeventwhichwillincludehorse-drawnwagonrides,achili&potatobar,face-painting,SantaClaus,andnewthisyear-ChamberBucks.Pay$3.75foraCham-berBuck,thenspenditas$5.00atparticipatingChamberMember merchants between December 12 - December19. Participating merchants include Cook’s Foodtown,King’sDiscount Store, Steve’sQuickService andVal-leyCountryStore(somelimitationsmayapply).ChamberBuckswillgoonsaleDecember5attheCraftShowandwillbeavailableforpurchasethroughDecember13.ATTENTION MERCHANTS:Acompletelistofpartici-patingmerchantswillbeprintedonthebackoftheCham-berBuck.Ifyouwishtoparticipate,contacttheChamberbeforeNovember22,orleaveamessageat358-3038.

THECAMASCHAMBEROFCOMMERCEandTHECITYOFFAIRFIELD

PresenttheAnnual

CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTINGand CHILI / SOUP CONTEST

DECEMBER 5, 2014DowntownFairfieldwillbewarmandtoasty

withGreatTastingChiliandSoup’sFestivitiesstartat6:00pm

SpecialGuest-SantaClausewillarriveat7:00pm

PRIZESFORBESTCHILIANDSOUPCATEGORYIfyouhavequestions,pleasecall208-539-9239

Library Christmas Basket TheannualCamasLibraryChristmasBasket thatwillberaffledoffisnowondisplayatthelibrarywhereyoucanbuyticketsforthedrawingtobeheldonDecember16th.Thisyear’sbasketisbetterthanever;thetitleofitisRaffleTreasureChest:FamilyFun.Andinfact,itactu-allyisatreasurechestfulloffunthingstodoandgoodiestoeatanddrink. Thefollowingisalistofsomeofthethingsinthetrea-surechest:games suchasRummikub,Clue, Jenga, andTicTacToe,jigsawpuzzles,a2015Farmer’sAlmanac,whitechunkmacadamianutcookies,triplegingercook-ies,gourmethotcocoamix,anovenmittandspatula,ket-tlecorn,Santanapkins,andmuchmore. Tickets are $1.00 a piece or six for $5.00. They canbepurchasedatthelibraryorvariousbusinessesaroundtown.Thebasketwillbeondisplayat theschoolwhenbasketball games are here and tickets can be purchasedthere.Allproceedsfromthedrawinggotothelibrarytohelppurchaseneededthings.

Beulah Baldwin is turning 90-years-old on December 1stTo celebrate, she would like friends and family to write down their favorite

memory and send it to her at Rt. 2, Box 1010 - Fairfield, ID 83327

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Emergency Need at Helping Hearts & Hands WiththedroppingtemperaturesHH&Hisexperiencinganincreasedrequestforcoatsforchildren,andtheyarecompletelyoutofchildrensize4girls,andnearlyoutofchildrensize14-18,boys&girls.Adultsizesmallwouldalsofitsomeof the largerchildren.Theywould love toreceiveanyadultcoatsfordistributionaswell. Ifyouoryourchildrenofanysizehaveacoatinyourcloset that you no longer use, let HH&Hfind a lovinghome for it! It doesnot have tobenew - gentlywornwouldbegratefullyreceived!Thanks to all of you, our donors who help us with theneedsoflocalfamilies!!!!

TheLincolnCountyChamber’sFestival of Trees

Thisyear theLincolnCountyChamber is teamingupwith theLostNLavaorganization tobring theLincolnCountyFestivalofTreestoShoshone. OnDecember13th,attheLincolnCountyCommunityCenter inShoshone,comeenjoyagreatevening fullofgreatfoodandentertainmentfromthecommunity. FestivalofTreesbeganthreeyearsagotoraisemoneytogotowardstheLincolnCountyChamberScholarshipfundwhichgoestoonestudentfromeachLincolnCountySchools.CommunityMembers,Businesses andOrgani-zationsdecoratetreestohelpraisefundseachyear. The chamber is seeking donations from communitymembers, businesses, and organizations. To participate,donate a tree or gift basket for sale or auction for theevent.Pleasecontact theChamberat(208)886-9811orvisittheirwebsiteatwww.lincolncountychamber.org

Holiday Bazaar & LuncheonatGracehillApartments

November 22nd ~ 9:30 am to 3 pm(acrossfromtheCatholicChurchonCaliforniaStreet)Tenantswillhavecraftitemsandbakedgoodsforsale.

Lunchwillincludeseveralsoupstochoosefromalongwithdinnerandcinnamonrollsfrom11:30-1:30.

Tenantsareraisingmoneyfortheirownholidayexpensesalongwithgivingsomeoftheproceeds

backintothecommunity.••••••••••••••••••••

ThisisalsoanopportunitytoseeGracehillApartmentsOfferinghousingforseniorsand/orthosewhoare

Handicappedordisabledatanyage;WeareSec.8,HUDHousing.

Fredericksen’sMercantileOpeningthisFridayinGooding

at310MainStreet(theoldIdahoYouthRanchbuilding)

Somethingforeveryone!Tools,Furniture,Books,&Whatever

UseableAntiques&VintageThingsandMore.

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Larry D. Falconburg, 72,aresidentofShoshone,passedaway Tuesday, November 11, 2014 at Lincoln CountyCareCenterinShoshone.Nopublicservicesareplanned.ArrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDema-rayFuneralServices.

Judy Ann Johnson, 40, a resident of Gooding, passedawayFriday,November14,2014atNorthCanyonMedi-calCenterinGooding.Arrangementsarepending.

Pauline Laura Davis,86,aresidentofPound,Wisconsin,formerlyofHagerman,passedawayThursday,November13,2014atBellinHospitalinGreenBay,Wisconsin.Ar-rangementsarepending.

DeanaLouiseRobertsYost Deana Louise Roberts Yost, 63,of Hagerman, Idaho, passed awayatSt.Luke’sMagicValleyMedicalCenteronThursday,Nov.13,2014,from complications of pneumoniaanddiabetes. Deana was born in Twin Falls,Idaho,onMay28,1951,thedaugh-ter of Thomas James Roberts Jr.and Irene Roberts. She graduatedfrom Twin Falls High School in1969,livedinJerome,andmarriedGarinYostofHagermanin1990.Deanaworkedinsalesatautomotivepartsstoresformanyyears.Shealsosoldadvertisingforvariouscompanies.LatersheranthesoundsystemsforbandsthatGarinplayedin. Deanaenjoyedtheoutdoorsandlikedhuntingandfish-ing.ShelovedNASCARracing,coulddiagnosecarprob-lems,andraceddirt-trackcarsforashorttimeatMagicValleySpeedway.Shealsowasawatercolorandoilpaint-ingartist. Deanawasprecededindeathbyherfather.Sheissur-vivedbyherhusband,Garin;hermother, IreneRobertsEastonandhusband,KennethEaston;twosisters,DonnaGellingofKetchikan,Alaska,andDebbiRobertsofTwinFalls; and sisters-in-law, Julia Yost-Slane and Terrell(Yost)Williamsandhusband,Greg.Deanawillbegreatlymissedbyherfamilyandfriends. AlifecelebrationforDeanawillbeheldfrom6-8p.m.Friday, Nov. 21, at the Wilson Club on State Street inHagerman.

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o b i t u a r yTeen Ambassador Leadership Kit (T.A.L.K.) The Teen Ambassador Leadership Kit (TALK) is anannual weekend retreat held each March at the historicCampusGroveinAlbion,Idaho.Itisdesignedforteensinterestedinpromotingandmarketing4-Hintheircom-munities. TALK organizers feel teens benefit directlyfromaninten-siveweekendretreatwithcommunicationas a focus. TALK produces a network of educated andexcited4-Hteenswhoareavailabletohelpwith4-Hpro-motionandmarketing.TALKparticipantsarriveonFri-dayeveningforregistrationandteambuildingactivities.Saturday’sactivitiesincludeworkshopsandprojects,andon Sunday morning each work-shop group shares theircompletedprojectsandwhattheylearned.Teensaredes-ignated “County 4-HAmbassadors” and certifi-cates ofcompletion,professionalbusiness cards, andpolo shirtsarepresentedonSunday.TALKteenparticipantsreturnhometosharewhattheylearnedwiththeirlocalcounty4-Hstaffandhelppromoteandmarket4-Hintheircom-munities. Thisyear’sTALKCon-ferencewillbeheldMarch20-22,2015andisopentoyouth13-18yearsold.Registra-tionwillopenonDecember1andwillbedonethrough4-HOnline.TheConferenceislimitedtothefirst48parti-ci-pants,sogetyourregistrationinearly!Thecostis$60,butifyouregisterbyFebruary25,youwillreceivea$10dis-count.Leader’sCouncilhasscholarshipsavailable,somakesureyoufilloutanapplication!

State Livestock Skill-A-Thon The Livestock Skill-a-thon contest aims to provideyoung people with the opportunity to blend knowledgeandskillsacquiredinlivestockjudging,demonstrations,care,andexhibitionofanimals intooneactivity. Itpro-videsteenswhohavenoopportunityforlivestockowner-shipthechancetolearnabouttheimportanceoflivestockand their products to the environment, expanding theirknowledgeandparticipation. Inaddition,itisanoppor-tunitytorecognizemembersfor their total involvement inandcomprehension in thelivestock industry, instillingethicalvalues,goodsports-manshipandevaluationskills. The2015contestwillbeheldJanuary17,attheJeromeFairgrounds.RegistrationinformationwillbeavailableinDecember.Beonthelookoutformoreinformationandletmeknowifyouwanttoparticipatesowecangetyouonateam!MakesuretoattendtheDistrict Skill-a-ThononDecember6forsomepractice!


o b i t u a r i e sGudrunB.Johnson

GudrunB. Johnsonpassedfromthismortal life into thearmsofheronetruelove,herhusband, Dick, on the eve-ning of November 10, 2014inDraper,Utah.GudrunwasbornonMarch9,1934inJe-rome, Idaho to Hyrum Lynnand Maibelle Ruth Jensen.She grew up in the Hager-man/Tuttle area where shewastheoldestof4daughters.Theyhadmanyanadventureonthefarmandcanyonrim.Shelearnedtoworkhardandbeproductiveandhowtomakedoordowithout.Shegradu-atedfromHagermanHighSchoolin1952.Followinggradu-ation shemoved toTwinFalls to attendBusinessSchool.SheworkedforseveralyearsatKrengel’sHardwareStoreinTwinFalls,Idahoastheirmainbookkeeper.ItwaswhileworkingatKrengel’sthatshemettheloveofherlife,Rich-ardJohnson.TheyweremarriedonApril29,1961inJerome,Idaho.Outofthisunioncame4children.TheymadehomesinTwinFallsandJerome.In1971,theytraveledasafamilytotheIdahoFallsTempletobesealedforeternity. Gudrun was a talented seamstress, master crocheterandgardener.Shecannedandpreservedmanythingsandcouldstretchadollarbetterthananyoneweknow.Sheloved getting ready for Christmas and spent the entireyear shopping tomakesure therewere lotsofpresentsunderthetree.ShewasanactivememberoftheChurchofJesusChristofLatter-daySaintsandservedinmanycallings. She always found her greatest joy in servingothers.Shewasquickobserveandthenserve. Gudrun is survived by three children: Martha (David),Todd(Crystal),andMelinda(Doug),eightgrandchildren:Jordan (Corina), Devan, Landan, Austan , Kayla (Sean),Katie,Boden,andTaesh,1greatgranddaughter,Reagan.Sheisalsosurvivedbytwosisters:Janet(Roy)andEmmaLou,manyniecesandnephews,andhertrustedcaninecom-panion,Okie.Shewasprecededindeathbyhersweetheart,Richard,oneson,herparents,andasister. The family wishes to thank those that helped care forGudruninfailinghealth,particularlyAmerica,Teresa,andSonjaat theWentworth,andMarissaand IsabellofKin-dredatHomeHospice. ServiceswereheldonSaturday,November15,2014,attheJeromeLDS2ndWardChapel.IntermentfollowedattheJeromeCemetery.

VernonRalphNelson VernonRalphNelson,95,aresidentofGooding,passedaway Monday, November17,2014atAshleyManorinTwinFalls. Vernon was born March16,1919,inOwatonna,Min-nesota to Albert and ElsieNelson. He was raised andeducated in Minnesota andSouth Dakota and Califor-nia. HemarriedLillianBarklonFebruary15,1940,inYank-ton,SouthDakota. VernonservedintheUnitedStatesArmyduringWorldWarII,andworkedforUnionPacificRailroadasaBrake-man,andlovedspendingtimewithhisfamily,andespe-ciallyfishing. Vernonissurvivedbyhiswife,LillianNelson,ofGood-ing,Idaho;3sons,Jesse(Rikki)Nelson,ofRedding,Cali-fornia,KevinNelson,ofRoseburg,Oregon,andGaryNel-son,ofAlturas,California;3daughters,Jacqui(Robert)Maus,ofGooding,Idaho,LindaNelson(BruceMcGhee),ofGooding, Idaho,andJoanieDean,ofChico,Califor-nia.VernonisalsosurvivedbynumerousGrandchildren,Great-GrandchildrenandGreat-Great-Grandchildren. Heisprecededindeathbyhisparents,1sonJohnNel-son,and2daughters,JanetNelsonandLisaNelson. A memorial servicewill beheld at 11 a.m. on Satur-

day,November22,2014,atDemarayFuneralService–GoodingChapel(737MainStreet,Gooding,Idaho).Arrangements are underthe care and direction ofDemaray Funeral Service.Condolences and memo-ries may be shared withthe family by visiting theobituary link at www.de-marayfuneralservice.com.

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Lunch: $2 (2-9) $5.50 (10-59) $4 over 60 (suggested)Breakfast: 3rd Saturday of the Month (8 to 10)

-----------------------Thursday, Nov 20 (Rich) Soup, Sand & Apple PieFriday, Nov 21 (Sho) Ham Mashed PotatoesMonday, Nov 24 (Rich) Pork Roast w/ PotatoesTuesday, Nov 25 (Sho) Cinnamon Rolls & other thingsWed, Nov 26 (Sho) Soup, Sand & Peach Pie

Gooding 934-5504 (308 Senior Avenue)Lunch Suggested Donation $3.50

Breakfast: (7:30 to 10) 1st Saturday of the MonthFit & Fall Proof: Every Mon. & Wed. at 11:00 a.m.

------------------Thursday, Nov 20 Ham & AuGratin PotatoesMonday, Nov 24 Chicken StripsTuesday, Nov 25 THANKSGIVING DINNERWednesday, Nov 26 Closed - Happy Thanksgiving

Fairfield 764-2226 (129 Willow Avenue West)Lunch: 2.50 (2-9) $5 (10-59) $4 over 60 (suggested)

Breakfast: (8 to 10) 2nd Saturday of the MonthCall by 10 a.m. for take out. Also, please let the Center know if you have any special dietary needs such as allergies to food.

--------------------------Friday, Nov 21 Turkey Dinner & FIDDLERSTuesday, Nov 25 Taco Salad w/ Rice & BeansWednesday, Nov 26 Chicken Alfredo w/ Broccoli

The U.S. Dept. of Agriculture prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, or marital or family status (not all prohibited bases apply to all programs). To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington DC 20250-9410 or call 800-795-3272 (voice) or 202-720-6382 (TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity lender, provider and employer.

Senior Center MenusAll menus are subject to change without notice.

Thisismy“CupofColdTee.” Looks like I’m finishing where I normally start.AmImixeduporamIforgettingwhereIam?DidIforgetaproceduretogetmetostartatthebottom? AfewnightsagoIwasinmyboss’sshopsackingpo-tatoes. I hadbought a tractor type trailer loadof loosepotatoes and with the cold, the whole unit - truck andtrailer-wasparkedintheshop.InsideIwassackingthepotatoesa fewat a time.Uponputting inaday, Iwaspreparedtogohome. BeinginsidetheshopIhadtakenoffmystockinghatandbandana.WhenIgottomycarIthoughtmaybeIshouldstart it towarmup the insidea little. I threwmygloves,stocking hat, bandana, and coat, in the car. Then I wentbackintotheshoptogetmyphonecharger.WhenIcameoutmycarwasrunning,tryingtowarmitself,andIstartedtoopenthedoor.Itwouldnotopen.Theicehadnotfrozethedoorlatch,butthecardecidedtolockmeout.Needlesstosay,itslittleactionmademealittlefrustrated. I rummaged through the shop and found a few largescrewdrivers.Mythoughtandworrywas,“wouldthecoldwindowbreakasItriedtoopenit?”Afterawhileofwork-inginthedark,Igotthedooropen.Puttingmywarmgearin the carmayhavebeen a little early.Me forgetting toleaveawindowcrackedsoIcouldgetinmayhavebeentheprocedureIforgot todo.I’mnotusedtolockingmyvehiclesand for them todo it themselveswhile theyarerunning,isstillbeyondmycontrol. Howoftendoesyourcarlockitselfwhileyouaresittingnext toa locksmithornext toyour sparekeys? Idaho isoneofthefewstateswherepeopleleavetheircarsrunningwhile stopping for coffee, groceries, or ammunition.Wealsohaveextremesintemperaturefromrain,tosun,tofog,tosnow,towind,toothers.Idon’tsseemanyofuschang-ingourcurrenthabitsbecausewehavealreadyconformedtotheweatherconditions. Mostofusarepreparedforweatherchangesandcondi-tions.Asoursuppliesareusedweshouldconstantlycheckour inventory of preparations. Winter is not just a goodtimetoreplenish,it’sanecessity. Asyoureadersknow,Ipassed thestorewhereIcouldhavehadakeymadetellingmyselfIwouldstoplater.Mylaterbecamenowasmysemi-electroniccarremindedme.Ihavesincemadeanotherdoorkeytokeepmerolling(in-steadofstalled).Takeamomenttochecktheinventoryofsuppliesinyourvehicle,andmaybemakesureyoursparekeyisinexistenceorstillwhereyouleftit.

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andpinyonpine. There are a few areas that are off limits for cuttingHoliday trees. These include campgrounds, administra-tivesites,skiareas,summerhomesitesandorganizationcamps.Insomeplacesitmaybenecessarytocross-coun-try ski or use a snow machine to access cutting areas.Maps and rules for cutting treeswill beprovidedwhenyoupurchaseapermit. KarlFuelling,Forester,SawtoothNationalForest,ad-visespeopletobewellpreparedwhengoingintotheforesttocuttheirtree.“Weatherandroadconditionscanchangequiterapidlyatthistimeoftheyear.Weencouragepeo-pletotakeextrafoodandclothingandletsomeoneknowwhereyouplantogoandwhenyouplantoreturn.”

Sage Grouse ConservationMonday, November 24th at 6 p.m.

TheGooding,WoodRiver,Camas,andBlaine,Soil&WaterConservatinDistricts

arehostingaSageGrouseConservationplanningmeetingattheGoodingCountyFairgrounds.

MembersoftheSoilConservationDistrict,theUSFWS,andtheNRCS,willbeonhandtopresent

anoverviewoftheconservationgoalsandthetoolstoachieve

thosegoals.Therewillalsobeaquestionandanswer

session.

...Tree Permits continued

AnotherNew/Old Restaurant

OnNovember28th, the restaurant formerlyknownasCasey’sDepot,justoffHighway20inFairfield,willre-openunderanewname.Theywillbeservingbreakfastandlunchfrom7a.m.to2p.m.ThursdaythruMonday. Theeditorhasbeentoldthattherewillbegoodfoodandgoodservice.Comeonoutandsupportalocalbusiness.

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Chamber Employee of the Quarter TheCamasChamberisproudtoannouncethatthe2ndquarterawardhasbeengiventoBethHarrington. ChrisBradleyatSoldierCreekBrewingCompanysaid,“Bethisanexceptionalworker.Herhardwork,punction-ality,andintegrityofdealingwiththeupsanddownsofcostomerservice,israretreasure.Shealwayshasasmileonherface.” Congratulationsandkeepupthegoodwork.

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Wendell Senior & Community Center VolunteersareworkinghardtobringaCommunity/Se-niorCentertotheCityofWendell.Onepossibilityfadedawaybecauseofthecostinvolved.But,anotheropportu-nityquicklytookitsplace. The current plan is to purchase and renovate the thebuildingrecentlyvacatedbyParkesMortuarylocatedjustnorthofcityhall. Grantmoneyisavailableifenoughmatchingfundscanberaised.Ifyouwouldliketodonatetothisproject,pleasecontactLavernSilvaat536-6141


Letters to the EditorWendell School District has asked thecitizens of Wendell three times now for

moneyforbonds.ThreetimesnowthecitizensofWen-dellhaveturnedthemdown.Itmakesyouwonderwhyhave they turned it down? Do the repairs need to theschoolandgymneedtobedone?Yes,theydo.So,whyaren’t theygettingdone? That is thebestquestion thatwecanbeaskingourselvesrightnow.Whatcantheydotohelptheschoolgetthemoneythatitneeds?IthinkiftheschoolboardwouldtryaskingthecitizensofWendellwhat theywouldapprove, insteadofgoingafter anun-heardofamountofmoney,theymighthaveachanceatgettingit. Whenthegymatthemiddleschoolflooded,thecitizensofourtowncametogetherandgotthemthemoneythattheyneededtodotherepairs.Theelementaryschooldoesfundraiserseveryyearaswell.Whycanthehighschoolkidsnotdo something tohelp raise themoneyneeded?Thebiggestthingthatisbeingaskedforismoneytodorepairs to the gym. Why can the kids that are playingsportsnottrytoraisesomeofthemoneythatisneeded? Iunderstandthatthehighschoolstudentshavealotontheirplatesashighschoolkids,however,Iknowfromper-sonalexperiencehowgreatitcanfeeltohelpraisemoneyforyourschooloryourcommunity.Thereisnoreasonthat the classes from the high school couldn’t come upwithaplantohelpraisemoney.Ourcommunitywouldhelpiftheywereasked.Withoutbeingaskedforanoutra-geousamountofmoney. We have a Wendell school board meeting coming upnextweek. Whynotask thecitizens toshowupat themeetingandgive their ideasonwhatwemightbewill-ingtopayandwhatthestudentscouldberesponsibleforraisingfundstohelppayfor.Themainthingsthathavebeenaskedforisfundstofixthegymroofandheatingandairaswellastheparkinglot.Whycan’tthesportsteamsalldosomefundraiserstohelpraisethemoneytorepairtheirgym? ThecitizensofWendellshouldn’tbeheldresponsibletopayforalloftherepairsthatareneededthroughbonds.Ourcitycan’tevenaskforabond tohelpdoanything,like build the new senior citizen center, new library ornewparkbecausetheschoolhasusbondedto themax.Theykeeptellingusthattheschoolisbrokeandcan’taf-fordtomakeanyrepairs,yetoursuperintendentandourprincipalsallgotraises,howdoesthatwork?Shouldn’tthatmoneyhavewenttorepairour“brokendownschools”insteadofgoinglinetheirpockets?

I would like to encourage the citizens of Wendell tocontacttheschoolboardmemberinyourzoneandvoiceyouropiniononwhatyouthinkshouldorcouldbedonetohelptheschool.Zone1 DarleneNeal 539-9287 [email protected] GayPeterson 536-2597 [email protected] DoyleHope 536-2972 [email protected] ColePrestwich 280-2568 [email protected] DanHansen 536-1655 [email protected] Amapshowingtheschooldistrictzonescanbeseenatthedistrictwebsiteunder theBoardofTrusteesbutton.Let’sgivethesepeopleacallandgivethemourideasonhowtoraisethefundsthatareneededforourschools.

~~~~~We the Cub Scout Pack 143andcommunityfoodbankwould like to thank thiswonderful community for sup-portingthelocalScoutingforFooddrivethisyear.Weknowthatthefoodweputintoourcommunityfoodbankwillbetheretohelpthoseinneed.IwouldalsoliketothankourCubScoutsandtheirparentsfortheirhelpindelivering and picking up bags. Our participating CubScouts were : Gabriel Finder, Emmett Palan, NathanielPine,ColtonStaley,LoganPerrapato,andLeviAshmead.LeadersandparentswereBeckyStaley,JasmineTorwan,LesliePine,andChandaAshmead.

Thank you, Becky Staley~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Hey FOLKS! #16, Nov 14 Do you enjoy your “water/sewer” raise in cost to $61.00, byyourcitycouncil?Theycan’tkeeptrackofYOURMONEY/PAY-MENTS,buttheysurecanCHARGEYOUMORE!! AccordingtotheCityAccountants,weare$47,000.00in“nonpayments”,forthelast9years.AlsoaccordingtoMayorMarolf,nearlyhalfofthathasbeenrecovered(hiswords,nodocuments). Folks,let’stakeastepbackinhistory.Threeofthe“citycouncilcrew”arestillholdingoffice,foraperiodexceeding9yearsandYOUarepayingthemmonthly! ManyyearsagoabigissuewascreatedbyformerMayorDa-vidHanks,whenhewasinoffice,tobuildanewsewersysteminFairfield.Hepushedtheissueand3Million+-,dollarswasspentforsewerlinesinFairfield,avillageof300+-houses($10,000.00perhouse).Itispossiblethatyouhavethemostexpensive“poopchutes”inthecountry! OOPS,Ialmostforgot,formerMayorDavidHankssellsSEW-ERLINE!!Allofthecitycouncilmembersvotedtoapprovetheexpenditure.Oncethedealwasdoneandinstalled,themayorgothis money and mayor David Hanks resigned as Mayor and lefttown.Imaginethat!! Now, with the city council, representing YOU the consumer/propertyownerandprotectingyourcommunitywhathappened? Mayor Scott Marolf’s wife works for former Mayor DavidHanks...CouncilmanMattCroner’s,(formermayorwhoresignedin shame) wife Janet, (recently defeated, TWICE, for CountyCommissioner)previouslywashiredasthecitymanager/treasurer


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The 45th annual CSI Ski Swap StudentsinCSI’sBusinessClubwilloverseethesaleofnewandusedwintergearfrom3to10p.m.Friday,Nov.21and10a.m.to10p.m.Saturday,Nov.22intheCSIRecCenter. Anyone who has skis, snowboard, boots, clothing, orotherwintergeartosellisencouragedtobringittotheCSIRecCenterbetweennoonand9p.m.Thursday,Nov.20orfrom9a.m.to2p.m.Friday,Nov.21.Studentswillcheckthemerchandiseintothesaleatanagreedpriceandthenoverseethesaleallweekend.TheBusinessClubwillearna20-percentcommissiononallequipmentthatsells. Inaddition to theusedwintergear,vendors includingClaude’sSports,IdahoWaterSports,SunValley,SoldierMountain,andMagicMountainskiresortswillbeattheshow.Therewillbehourlydrawingsfordaypasses,dis-counts,andotherprizes.

toaccountforallincomeandreceiptsforourcitybyDavidHanks.Whenshewaselectedasacountycommissioner,shealsoretainedthejobascitytreasurer.Aconflictofinteresthere?Ifnotillegal,itiscertainlyunethical. NOTE:JanetCroner,wasthecitytreasurerduringmuchofthis9yearspanofneglect. CouncilmanTerryLee,votedforit,coulditbe...CouldthevotesoftheseHONORABLEpeoplehavebeenbought?? Nowwehavea“fountainofyouth”onourcitycouncil,person-allyIwouldprefera“fountainofSMART/HONESTY”!Sufficeittosay,therearethreepeoplethatwereinvolvedinthismessandarestillREPRESENTINGYOUTHEVOTER/CONSUMER. WoulditnotbeappropriateforALLMEMBERSOFTHECITYCOUNCIL, to SUSPEND THEIR “PAY” UNTIL THIS IS RE-SOLVED, and this amount be placed to offsetwater and sewerlosses.Thenewmembers,iftheyknewtheirjob,shouldhaveDE-MANDEDanimmediateaccounting,andtheresultsmadePUB-LICpriortotakingoffice.Bynotdoingso,theyincurthesameresponsibilityastheaforementionedandtheyAPPROVEDTHEINCREASE!HowevertheyaretooARROGANTFORTHAT. Thecouncil,hasformanyyearshiddenawayandpublishedlittle,regardingtheconditionofourcity.TheyslurpupYOURMONEYeverymonthandseeingnothing/doingnothing/sayingnothing! Itisasimplemattertopublishthe“nonpayer”deadbeats,whooweourcitymonies.Theycanputataxlienonthepropertyandpursuetheminsmallclaimscourt. IftheyhaveaCPA,thatiscertifiedingovernmentalaccountingto audit thebooks.Theyget anaccountingeveryyear andhavehidden this report fromYOUTHEPROPERTYOWNER/CON-SUMER. Thesepeopleareinapositionoftrust,orwere??????????? Sufficeittosay,theonlytimeapoliticianliestoyou,iswhentheyopentheirmouths...righthereinFAIRFIELDIDAHO!!!!Myhumblethoughts

W.W. Knox IIU.S. ARMY Retired

Fairfield Resident

Baxter Black Themandescribedby theNewYorkTimesasAmerica’s most successful living poet, BaxterBlack,returns to theCollegeofSouthernIdaho’sFineArtsAuditoriumat7p.m.Saturday,Nov.22. Advanceticketstotheperformanceare$20andareavailableat thefollowinglocations:AllTwinFalls,Buhl,andJeromebranchesofFarmersNa-tional Bank; Twin Falls Livestock Commissionsale yard; VickersWestern Store in Twin Falls;Silver Lining Herbal Equine in Buhl; and at theCSI Evergreen Building office. For information,pleasecallDawnWendlandintheCSIAgOfficeat732-6401. Ticketsatthedoorthenightoftheshowwillbe$25.

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Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices ~ Legal NoticesTRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE. Reference is made to that cer-taintrustdeedmadebyMatthewW.RennerandCherylA.Renner,Grantor(s), toAllianceTitle&EscrowCorporation, trustee, in fa-vorofGreenTreeFinancialServicingCorporation,asbeneficiary,recorded 10/01/1997, in the Records of Lincoln County, Idaho asInstrument No. 162889, which was subsequently assigned to U.S.Bank,NA.astrusteeonbehalfofManufacturedHousingContractSenior/Subordinate Pass-Through Certificate Trust 1997-8 underInstrumentNo.0000195381,andGlogowskiLawFirm,PLLCbeingthe successor trustee, covering the following described real prop-ertysituatedintheabove-mentionedcountyandstate,towit:APN:RP04S19E140006A;Township4South,Range19EastoftheBoiseMeridian,LincolnCounty,IdahoSection14:AparceloflandlocatedintheNE¼NE¼ofsaidSection,moreparticularlydescribedasfol-lows: COMMENCING at the Northeast corner of said Section 14andbeingTHETRUEPOINTOFBEGINNING;THENCESouth00°00’00”WestalongtheEastboundaryoftheNE¼ofSection14foradistanceof427.00feet;THENCENorth90°00’00”Westforadistanceof576.37feet;THENCENorth02°50’24”Westforadis-tanceof271.81feet;THENCENorth34°39’22”Eastforadistanceof179.21feettoapointontheNorthboundaryoftheNE¼ofSec-tion14;THENCENorth89°02’54”EastalongtheNorthboundaryoftheNE¼ofSection14foradistanceof488.00feettoTHETRUEPOINTOFBEGINNING.SUBJECTTOa25.0footwideCountyroad easement along the North and East boundaries of the beforedescribedparcel.SUBJECTTOaneasementfortheuseandmainte-nanceoftheexistingirrigationditcheslocatedwithinthedescribedparcel;Commonlyknownas1245East 1020North,Richfield, ID83349.Boththebeneficiaryandthetrusteehaveelectedtosellthesaidrealpropertytosatisfytheobligationssecuredbysaidtrustdeedandnoticehasbeenrecordedpursuant tosectionIRC45-1505(3):the default for which the foreclosure is made is the grantor’s fail-ure to make payments as follows: Delinquent Payments from Apr2014thruSept2014at therateof7.0%andamountof$615.07foratotalof$3693.92;LateChargesof$40.00;BeneficiaryAdvancesof$3500.00(est.).TOTALREQUIREDTOREINSTATE:$3733.92.*Thisamount isestimatedandneeds tobeconfirmedprior to thesubmission of a payment as regular monthly payments, advancesand other charges continue to accrue during the pendency of thisnotice. Installmentofprincipaland interestplus impoundsand/oradvanceswhichbecamedueonApril, 2014plus amounts that aredueormaybecomedueforthefollowing:latecharges,delinquentpropertytaxes,insurancepremiums,advancesmadeonseniorliens,taxes and/or insurance, trustee fees, and any attorneys’ fees andcourt costs arising from or associatedwith beneficiaries effort toprotectandpreserveitssecuritymustbecuredasaconditionofrein-statement.Byreasonofthedefault,thebeneficiaryhasdeclaredallsumsowingontheobligationsecuredbythetrustdeedimmediatelydueandpayable,thosesumsbeingthefollowing,towit:$69,294.24withinterestthereonattherateof7.0%beginningon11/05/1997,plus late charges, until paid; plus prior accrued late charges; plusadvancesof$3500.00, togetherwith titleexpenses,costs, trustee’sfeesandattorneys’feeincurredhereinbyreasonofsaiddefault;andanyfurthersumsadvancedbythebeneficiaryfortheprotectionoftheabovedescribedrealpropertyanditsinteresttherein.Whereof,noticeisherebygiventhatGlogowskiLawFirm,PLLC,theunder-signedtrusteewillon01/30/2015,at11:00amMT,atthefollowingplace:northentranceoftheLincolnCountyCourthouse,111W“B”St,Shoshone,ID83352sellatpublicauctiontothehighestbidderfor

cashtheinterestinthesaiddescribedrealpropertywhichthegrantorhadorhadpowertoconveyatthetimeoftheexecutionbyhimofthesaidtrustdeed,togetherwithanyinterestwhichthegrantororhissuccessorsininterestacquiredaftertheexecutionofsaidtrustdeed,tosatisfytheforegoingobligationstherebysecuredandthecostsandexpensesofsale,includingareasonablechargebythetrustee.No-ticeisfurthergiventhatanypersonnamedinIRC45-1506hastherighttohavetheforeclosureproceedingdismissedandthetrustdeedreinstatedbypayment to thebeneficiaryof theentireamountthendue(otherthansuchportionofsaidprincipalaswouldnotthenbeduehadnodefaultoccurred),togetherwiththecosts,trustee’sandattorney’s fees and curing any other default complained of in theNoticeofDefaultbytenderingtheperformancerequiredundertheobligationortrustdeed,atanytimepriortofivedaysbeforethedatelastsetforsale.IftheTrusteeisunabletoconveytitleforanyreason,thesuccessfulbidder’ssoleandexclusiveremedyshallbethereturnofmoniespaidtotheTrustee,andthesuccessfulbiddershallhavenofurtherrecourse.DATED:September25,2014.By/s/KatrinaE.GlogowskiofGlogowskiLawFirm,PLLC,5062ndAveSte2600,Seattle,WA98104.(206)903-9966

NOTICE OF PROPOSEDCHANGE OF WATER RIGHT

TRANSFER NO. 79430

SOUTHCOVEVENTURESLLC,C/OGREGORYVIK,POBOX1607,BELLEVUE,WA98009; has filedApplicationNo. 79430 for changes to the following water rights withinBLAINE,CAMASCounty(s):RightNo(s).37-22771,37-7393;toseeafulldescriptionoftheserightsandtheproposedtrans-fer,pleaseseewww.idwr.idaho.gov/apps/wr/QueryNewTrans-fers/QueryNewTransfers.aspx.Thepurposeof the transfer istochangeaportionof theaboverightsasfollows: Transferproposes moving a 19.8 acre portion (0.25 cfs) of an irriga-tiongroundwaterrightfromanexistingfarmlocatedapproxi-mately19.25to19.5mi.eastand4.7to5.0mi.southofFair-field.Twoexistingwellswilldivertthe0.25cfswhichwhencombinedwiththeexistingrightwillallowforthediversionof2.83cfsand822.9AFfortheirrigationof274.3acresonanexistingfarmlocatedapproximately2.0to3.0eastofFairfieldonthesouthsideofHWY20.

Foradditionalinformationconcerningthepropertylocation,contact Southern Region office at (208) 736-3033. ProtestsmaybesubmittedbasedonthecriteriaofIdahoCodeSec.42-222. Anyprotestagainst theproposedchangemustbefiledwith the Department of Water Resources, Southern Region,650 Addison Ave W Ste 500, Twin Falls ID 83301 togetherwithaprotestfeeof$25.00foreachapplicationonorbeforeDecember8,2014.Theprotestantmustalsosendacopyoftheprotesttotheapplicant.

GARY SPACKMAN, Director

Published in Idaho Mountain Express & Camas Courier on November 19th & 26th, 2014


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For Rent►For Rent: Office Space indowntown Fairfield. Threespaces available, or storage ar-eas. New clean building at 415Soldier Road. Call 764-2519 or731-0522.►ForSaleorRent:3bed,2bathnewer home. Hookup for washerand dryer, Two car garage. Sale:$84,700.Rent:$650includingwa-terandsewer.Call208309-1560or916920-0545

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