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This is the season for giving and whatbetterwaytodothatthantogivetothosewhohavemadeourcommunitiesgreat. The senior citizens of Wendell are inneedofaplacetogatherforsharedmealsandactivities.But,theywantaplacethatismorethanjustaseniorcenter,theywantacommunitycenter. Agroupofvolunteershasbeenworkingto find such a place within the City of Wen-dellandtheyhavefoundaperfectbuilding

at 380 1st Avenue East, just across fromcityhall. In 2004, the United Presbyterian Church of Wendell changed its name to LivingWater Presbyterian Church and moved overbythehighschool.Thebuildingtheyleft behind was briefly used by Parke’s Mortuary,but isnowempty.With recentupgrades,theonlymajorrenovationthatisneeded to make it ready for a Senior/Com-munity Center is the kitchen. Thisisagoldenopportunitytocreateaplacethatcanbeusedbytheentirecom-munity for senior citizen activities, wed-dings/anniversaries, graduation/quincea-ñeracelebrations,workshops,andmore. Thecurrentplanistoraise$150,000inmatchingfundsforgrantmoneyfromtheUSDA. If you would like to give some-thingbacktoyourcommunity,pleasecon-tactLavernSilvaat208-536-6141.Thisisa501c3organizationandalldonationsaretaxdeductible.

Giving Back to Your Community So You Really Want To Be

“Legal” As we get ready to be-ginanewyearofpoliticalbattles,therearethreeissueyoushouldkeepaneyeon:Immigration, Healthcare,andMarriage. Immigrationisbiginthenewsrightnowbecauseofthe President’s executive action which may give defactoamnestytomillionsofillegalimmigrants.TheRe-publicans (and a growingnumber of Democrats) aresaying that the President’s action is aviolationof thelaw, and they are vowingto fight it. The reality is that-giventhechance-theRepublicans would do theverysamething,onlytheywant border control first to make sure the problem ofillegal immigration doesn’t continuetogetworse. So, what is the fight about? According to a number ofpolitical experts, it is allaboutgettingmore“Demo-crat” voters in certain ar-eas of the country. If true,this isadangerousgamblebecause it assumes thatthese immigrantswill voteDemocrat.Italsoassumes- according to Democrat

December 5th in FairfieldCHRISTMAS TREE

LIGHTINGand

CHILI / SOUP CONTEST

Gooding’s AnnualHoliday Craft Show

December 5th (10-6)December 6th (10-4)attheGoodingHighSchool.

Proceeds will go towards the Community Food Bank & Resource Center

(HelpingHeartsandHands)~~~

Gooding Chamber’sAnnual Holiday Kick-off

Saturday, December 13

December6thinShoshoneChristmas Bazaar at the

Golden Years Senior Center9 to 2 ~ Chili, Bread & Cinn Rolls at 11:30Crafts, Baked Goods & Raffle

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsPrairie Quilters Support Food Bank Bring a non-parishable food item to the Fairfield Tree Lightingandgetaopportunitytowinahandmadequilt.

Legion Community Christmas Party: OnDecember13ththeSonoftheAmericanLegionwillhold Community Christmas Party at the Fairfield Legion Hallbeginningat5p.m.withasocialhourfollowedbydinnerat6p.m.Santawillbevisitingat7p.m.

Camas PTO Holiday Baskets The Camas County PTO is once again providing gifts andaholidayfoodbaskets to the local families inneedthis Christmas season. The giving tree is located in Camas Creek Country Store. Stop by and grab a tag off the tree. TherearefooddropoffboxesattheLibrary,theWrangler,the School, the Sheriffs Office, and Camas Creek Country Store. If you would like to make a monetary donation,do so at US Bank no later than the 15th of December.Camas Discount Cards The Camas Mushers Athletic Booster Club is now sellingdiscountcards.The$10cardgetsyoudiscountsatvariousbusnessesthroughoutthearea.Availableat:the Prairie Inn, Soldier Creek Brewing, Between the Lines, the Senior Center, Claude’s Sports, or from any PTOmember.

Wendell Library Fundraiser Raffle tickets are on sale for a 32” flat screen television. Ticketsareadollaraticket,3ticketsfor$2.50,or6tick-etsfor$5.00(drawingwillbeDecember22,2014-neednotbepresenttowin).

Help Wanted ForCamas Christmas Bazaar

The Camas Senior Center is seeking bakers and vendors for their Christmas Bazaar & Bake Sale to be held on Sat-urday,December13th from8 to2.Theyalsowelcomemonetaryandsupplydonation. The Center has Christmas raffle items including a quilt and a doll. Tickets are one for a dollar and six for $5.Chocolate Advent Calendars are available for $5 and HolidayLunchticketscanbepurchasedtobeusedyearround. Contact Sara Donkersloot at 764-2226 or [email protected]. All fund go to help the Center.

Schubert Theater is Non-Profit GREAT, Inc. (Gooding Restoration for Entertainment,Arts & Theater) is now officially a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit or-ganization.GREATwouldliketothankMayorWaltNel-son, Commissioners Helen Edwards, Wayne Chandler and TomFaulkner,andRepresentativesDonnaPenceandSteveMillerfortakingtimeoutoftheirbusylivesandschedulestowritealettertotheIRStoexpeditetheirstatus. This taxstatuswillhelpGREATsecurefundingforanew roof for the Schubert Theater and begin the insiderestorationofthiscommunitytreasure. Formore informationor tokeepupwith thisproject,go to their facebook page, or contact Charmy LeaVell or KarolynGains.

The Lincoln County Chamber’sFestival of Trees

and

Lost N Lava Cowboy CatheringCommunity Christmas Potluck

December13that the Lincoln County Community Center

(201SouthBeverly,Shoshone)Live Entertainment with

Snake River Wayne Nelson

GreatFood!SuggestedDonation:$5.00Bringyourfavoritesidedishordessert

ForMoreInformation:call(208)886-7787

FestivalofTreesbeganthreeyearsagotoraisemoneyfor the Lincoln County Chamber Scholarship fund.

Community Members, Businesses and Organizations decoratetreestohelpraisefundseachyear.

Toparticipate,donateatreeorgiftbasketforsaleorauctionfortheevent.

Please contact the Chamber at (208) 886-9811 or visit theirwebsiteatwww.lincolncountychamber.org

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Saturday, December 13, is the Gooding Chamber’s An-nualHolidayKick-off.MainStreetwillbeclosedforthisfamilyeventwhichwillincludehorse-drawnwagonrides,a chili & potato bar, face-painting, Santa Claus, and new this year - Chamber Bucks. Pay $3.75 for a Chamber Buck, then spend it as $5.00 at participating Chamber Member merchants between De-cember 12 - December 19. Participating merchants include Cook’s Foodtown, King’s Discount Store, Steve’s Quick Service and Valley Country Store (some limitations may apply). Chamber Bucks will go on sale December 5 at the Craft Show and will be available for purchase through December13.

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Workshop dates and locations include: Dec. 4 – Burley – BurleyInn Dec. 5 – Twin Falls – Red Lion Canyon Springs Hotel

Workshopswillbeheldfrom8:30a.m.to3:00p.m.ateach location and will include lunch. Pre-registration isrequired by contacting the Idaho Barley Commission at 208-334-2090, 208-409-9165, or by emailing [email protected].“Theresearchandplanningthatproducershavedonefortheiroperationsoverthepastseveralyearswillbekeytodetermining which new program, ARC or PLC, will pro-videthebestsafetynet,”saidMarkSamson,USDAFarmServiceAgencyStateExecutiveDirector.“ThetoolsthatwillbepresentedwillshowproducerswhateachprogramwillmeantotheiroperationandIencourageproducerstouse those tools several times inorder tomake themostinformedprogramchoice.”

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o b i t u a r i e sAustinAveryHurdLeonard

AustinAveryHurdLeonard,34,ofTwinFallspassedawayon Tuesday, November 25,2014 while visiting friends inLawrence,Kansas. AustinwasbornonNovem-ber 3, 1980 in Twin Falls, Idaho the son of Steven andMarion“Mayz”Leonard.Hegrewupandattendedschoolsin Twin Falls; graduatingfromTwinFallsHighSchoolin 1999. He furthered his education at Carroll College in Helena, Montana and graduated with a degree inSociologyin2003.AftercompletinghiseducationinMontana,hereturnedtoTwinFallstoworkinthefam-ilybusiness,LeonardPetroleumEquipment,whichwasfounded in 1975 by his Grandfather. Austin was the thirdgenerationtoworkinthebusinessandforoveradecadeactedastheofficemanagerworkingalongsidehisfather,extendedfamily,andclosefriends. Austin thrivedasanavidoutdoorsman.HeenjoyedhimselfyearroundandspentmuchofhistimeintheSoldierMountainRange.Inthesummerheespeciallylovedridinghismotorbikeandmountainbikethoughhe also enjoyed camping, golfing, fishing, whitewa-terrafting,andplayingsoftball.IntheFall,hehuntedwithhisfamilyandbythetimethesnowfellhecouldbefoundskiingandsnowmobiling. Austinissurvivedbyhisparents,StevenandMarionLeonardofTwinFalls;brothersRobert“Buck”(Liza)LeonardofIdahoFalls,Sam(Francis)LeonardofHel-ena, Montana, and William (Kim) Leonard of BoiseandMike (Magan)HodgeofTwinFalls; sisterAnne(Mike)TierneyofTwinFalls.Austinwastrulylovedbyall,especiallybyhiseightniecesandnephews. Hewasprecededindeathbyhisgrandparents;Rob-ertandRonnaLeonardofIdahoFallsandEdwardandMarjorieHurdofRichland,Washington. TheLeonardfamilyinvitesyoutojoininacelebra-tion of Austin’s life at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, Decem-ber 6, 2014 at the Twin Falls Reformed Church, 1631 GrandviewDriveNorth,TwinFallswithPastorBrianVriesman officiating. Arrangements are under the di-rection of Reynolds Funeral Chapel, Twin Falls. Condolences may be left for the family by visiting www.reynoldschapel.com.

DanielMarcusYoung Daniel Marcus Young, 26,was abruptly and unexpect-edlytakenfromour livesonThursday,November6,2014 Daniel was born on June8, 1988, in Jerome, Idaho to Ronald and Debbie Young.Hegrewupenjoyingtheout-doors and being a rambunc-tiousboy. Daniel married Nicole onSeptember 25, 2010. HelovedtheirtwoboysJaidonandKaidonastheywerehisworld!Atanygiventime,youcouldfindhimandtheboysoutinthefieldfishing,huntingorcamping.Daniellovedtheoutdoorsandwasaverygoodfisher-manandhunter.Healwayshadaknackforknowingwherethefishwereandcouldalwaysputsomeoneontoanicebuck.Alwaysactive,healsoenjoyedridingmotorcycles and snowmobiling. He and his familyspentcountlesshoursandmanytripsenjoyingallthatnaturehadtogive. ThosethatknewDaniel,knewthathehadabigheartof pure gold and would always help anyone in need.HisfriendsandfamilycountedonDanieltobethereintimesoflaughterandsorrowandallthatcomesbetween.Cherished, Daniel was indeed his own person and an-sweredtofew. DanielwasprecededindeathbyhisgrandparentsNealYoungandWyleneSpencer.Heissurvivedbyhiswife,NicoleYoung;hissons,JaidonandKaidon;hisparents,Ronald and Debbie Young; 1 sister, Charity (Josh) Mad-sen; and 3 brothers, Jason (Shanna) Young, Cody Young and Chris Rice. Daniel is also survived by his nieces, Cassie and Aspen; nephews, Aidin, Ashton, Avery and Chase; his Grandma Beverly Ciscar; as well as numer-ousaunts,unclesandcousins. If love could have saved you, you would have livedforever. Acelebrationoflifewillbeheldat1:00pm,onSatur-day,December6,2014,attheWarMemorialHall,2033rdAve.WestinGooding. ArrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDe-maray Funeral Service – Gooding Chapel. Condolences and memories may be shared with the familybyvisitingtheobituarylinkatwww.demarayfu-neralservice.com.


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BessieRuthJacksonStandlee Bessie Ruth Jackson Standlee, 91, of Wendell and for-merlyofJerome,passedawaypeacefullyat theBennettHills Care and Rehabilitation Center in Gooding, Idaho, ontheeveningofNovember25,2014. Bessie was born October 29, 1923, in Magna, Utah, theoldestdaughterofWillardSmithJacksonandHazelVirginia Fife Jackson. She was raised on the family farm northeast of Jerome. She graduated from Jerome HighSchool then spent two years at Lewiston Business Col-lege. On June 25, 1945, she married Dale Standlee in Je-rome.Theirmarriagewas latersolemnized in the IdahoFallsLDStemple.Theyweremarriedfor45years.Bessiewas a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saintsandservedinavarietyofcallingsalongwithbeingadedicatedmemberofthechoir.ShewasactiveinmanybusinessorganizationsinJeromeandwasnamedWomanof the Year by Who’s Who of American Women in 1974. SheworkedforF.R.Mannintheinsurancebusinessfor13yearsandthensheandDalepurchasedthebusinessandrenameditJeromeRealtyandInsurance.Herlateryearsin business were spent working at Prescott and Craig In-surance in Jerome. She retired in 1990. BessieissurvivedbyhersonMarvin(Pam)StandleeofWendell; five siblings, Kelly (Melba) Jackson of Boise, MargueriteDouglassofRupert,RamonaGrovesofSaltLake City, Carl (Nancy) Jackson, Earl (Beverly) Jackson and sister-in-law Claribel Prince, all of Jerome. She is also survivedby eight grandchildren, 17great-grandchildrenandmanynieces,nephews,extendedfamilymembersandfriends. She is preceded in death by her parents, her husbandDaleStandlee,herbrotherWillardGlenJackson,daugh-ter-in-lawJanetStandleeandtwobrothers-in-lawNephiDouglassandKeithGroves. ServiceswereheldonTuesdayDecember2, 2014, atFarnsworth Mortuary Chapel in Jerome.

LindaMarieBirkenhagen Linda Marie Birkenhagen,62,passedawayunexpectedly,Monday, November 24, 2014at her home in Pocatello ofnatural causes. She was bornFebruary 17, 1952 in Good-ing, Idaho, daughter of Cline and Violet Mink. SheissurvivedbyherlovinghusbandW.KurtBirkenhagen,Pocatello, Idaho; children,Jeff Rogers, Chris Rogers, Christopher Birkenhagen, and RonnaWhite; siblings,RoyMink,LarryMink,RhondaDockstader, Darlene McCloud; grandchildren, Anna, Dil-lon,Kerina,andGage.Shewasprecededindeathbyherparents. A Celebration of Life in Linda’s honor was held on Decem-ber 2, 2014, at Grace Lutheran Church in Pocatello, Idaho. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to the IdahoFoodBank(555S.1stAve,Pocatello,ID83201,208-233-8811) or All Under One Roof (838 East Clark StreetPocatello,ID83201,208-251-1661).

Lynda Marie Clifford Lynda Marie Clifford, 72, aresidentofWendell,passedawayTuesday,November25,2014 at North Canyon Medi-cal Center in Gooding. Lynda was born on April12, 1942, in Wendell, Idaho, to William and Mae Clifford. ShewasraisedandeducatedinWendell. She married BobbyWhitlock on August 31, 1957. Theywerelaterdivorced. Lynda is survived by 1 son, Bobby “Butch” Whit-lock,and1daughter,StephanieNab,bothofWendell,Idaho. Lynda is also survived by 1 brother, William“Bill” (Liz) Clifford, of Jerome, Idaho; 1 sister, Edna Hoagland,ofWendell,Idaho;8grandchildren;and2great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by 1 daughter, Denise; 2brothers;2sisters;andherparents. Nopublicservicesareplanned.Thefamilyrequestsme-morial donations in Lynda’s’ name be made to the Wen-dellAnimalShelter.

Library Christmas BasketOn display at the Camas Library. Buy your tickets now!

DrawingtobeheldonDecember16th.

Raffle Treasure Chest: Family Fun Tickets are $1.00 a piece or six for $5.00.

Purchasedatthelibraryorvariousbusinessesaroundtown, or at Camas Basketball games.

All proceeds from the drawing go to the Camas Library.

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Classes at CSI Northside Center202 14th Ave. E. ~ Gooding(208) 934-8678 or (208) 732-6442

Shoshone Richfield886–2369 (218 N Rail St. W) 487–2722 130 S Main Street

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

-----------------------Thursday, Dec 4 (Rich) Soup, Sand & Chocolate PieFriday, Dec 5 (Sho) Turkey Ala King w/BiscutsMonday, Dec 8 (Rich) Ham & Beans w/Corn BreadTuesday, Dec 9 (Sho) Tuna Casserole & Apple BettyWed, Dec 10 (Sho) Soup, Sand & PB 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, Dec 4 Pork Roast & PotatoesMonday, Dec 8 Baked Potato BarTuesday, Dec 9 Chicken Strips & Cinn. RollsWednesday, Dec 10 Broccoli Beef Noodles

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, Dec 5 Roast Beef & PotatoesTuesday, Dec 9 S/S Pork w/ Fried RiceWednesday, Dec 10 Grilled Cheese Sand & Soup

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.

Wendell 536-2730 (105 West Avenue A)Lunch is served every Monday at Noon.

--------------------------Monday, Nov 24: Call for Menu

Registration is now open for Spring 2015 Semestercourses. Take your class(es) through the North Side Cen-terandsavegasandwear-and-tearonyourvehicle! Formoreinformation,gotowww.csi.edu/northside,orcontact us by calling 934-8678 or e-mailing us at [email protected]. Stay tuned for our exciting Community Education course schedule coming at the first of the year!

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Informationand recruitment sessionsare scheduledatthe College of Southern Idaho’s new Applied Technology Center Thursday and Friday, Dec. 4 and 5 for CSI’s one-yearIndustrialMaintenanceprogram. Industrial Maintenance is a broad-based program, thecertification for which satisfies the entry requirements formany jobs inall typesofprocessing,manufacturingandminingindustries.Studentswillreceivefoundationalskills inblueprint reading,problem-solving, rigging,vi-brationanalysis,installationandmaintenanceofmechan-ical equipment,basicwelding,hydraulicandpneumaticsystems, mechanical drives, OSHA safety and CPR, in-dustrialtoolsandequipment,electronics,repairandfabri-cation,shaftalignment,andpreventivemaintenance. CSI advisors and representatives from Newmont Min-ing, one of the world’s largest mining companies, will meetwithprospectivestudentstoshowwhatcareersareavailableandtoanswerquestions.ThefamousNewmontChopper will be on display. The custom-built motorcycle features24-caratgoldplatingdiamond-tipdrillbits,andothermaterialsrepresentingNewmontminingoperations.Entry-levelemployeesatNewmont inNevadaearn$26per hour, plus benefits. Sessionswillbeheldfrom3to7p.m.Thursday,Dec.4and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, Dec. 5 at CSI’s new ATIC building. CSI’s next Industrial Maintenance course will run Mon-day through Thursday evenings starting Monday, Jan.19 and running through Dec. 17, 2015. The cost for the courseis$1,000persession–spring,summer,andfall.Feescanbepaidpersession.Thecoursetextbookis$300.Newmontisprovidingscholarshipmoneytohelppaythetuition forqualifying students.Anyone interested is en-couragedtoinquiresoonasclassspaceislimited. For more information, please contact Brandi Turnip-seed, CSI Director of Workforce Development, at [email protected]

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Edward Jones to Host Holiday Open House Jason Neil, a local financial advisor for the financial services firm Edward Jones, invites the public to attend a holidayopenhousefrom11:00amto4:00pmonSatur-day,December13at442MainSt.Gooding,Idaho. “Wearehappy tobepart of theGooding communityand would like to express our appreciation for the confi-denceandsupportwereceiveyear-round,”Neilsaid. Inaddition,NeilissupportingHelpingHeartsandHandsof Gooding County by using his office as a drop-off loca-tion for a canned food drive. Visitors to the open house mayhelpthoselessfortunateinthecommunitybybring-ing in items to the Edward Jones branch office during the openhouse. Edward Jones provides financial services for individu-al investors in the United States and, through its affili-ate, in Canada. Every aspect of the firm’s business, from thetypesofinvestmentoptionsofferedtothelocationofbranch offices, is designed to cater to individual inves-torsinthecommunitiesinwhichtheyliveandwork.Thefirm’s 10,000-plus financial advisors work directly with nearly7millionclientstounderstandtheirpersonalgoals--fromcollegesavingstoretirement--andcreatelong-terminvestmentstrategiesthatemphasizeawell-balancedportfolioandabuy-and-holdstrategy.EdwardJonesem-bracestheimportanceofbuildinglong-term,face-to-facerelationshipswithclients,helpingthemtounderstandandmakesenseoftheinvestmentoptionsavailabletoday. Edward Jones is headquartered in St. Louis. The Edward Jones interactive Web site is located at www.edwardjones.com, and its recruiting Web site is www.careers.edwardjones.com.

Ernest James McDade, 75, ofGooding, Idaho, passedaway on November 29, 2014. There will be a Celebra-tionofLifeat1p.m.onSaturday,December6,2014,atthe Basque Center (285 Euskadi Lane in Gooding). Please wearyourhappycolors&cowboybootsandtellusyourstoryaboutErnie.Arrangementsareunder thecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService.

Alice McCord, 79, a residentofWendell,passedawayTuesday,December2,2014inKennewick,Washington.ArrangementsarependingunderthecareanddirectionofDemaray Funeral Service – Wendell Chapel.

John W. McIver, 81, a resident of Gooding, died Fri-day, November 28, 2014 at Bennett Hills Care and Rehab Center in Gooding. No funeral services are planned. Cre-mationarrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDemaray Funeral Service –Gooding Chapel.

Peggy Jo Myers, 65, a resident of Springfield, Oregon, diedsuddenlyonWednesday,November26,2014atSt.Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise. No funeral services will be held. Cremation arrangements are under thecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService-Wen-dell Chapel.

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Forest Service Job Fair OnDecember8,2014,betweennoonand2PM,ForestService representativeswillbeavailable todiscussUnitedStatesForestServicejobopportunitiesatselectedIdahoDe-partment of Labor Offices throughout the state. Between 2 PMand4PMaveteranorientedprogramwillbeavailableatthesamelocations. Locally,theeventwillbeheldsimultaneouslyatIdahoDe-partment of Labor offices in Twin Falls, Burley and Bellevue. TheJobFairinMountainHomewillbeheldattheMountainHome Ranger District Office at 3080 Industrial Way. Jobsavailablearepredominantlyseasonal,mainlyduringthe summer. Opportunities include positions in fire manage-ment,recreationsuchastrailbuildingorcampgroundmain-tenance, biologist technicians in wildlife and fisheries, and as engineeringtechnicians. Theagenciesencourageanyonethatmayhaveaninterestinajobtoattendatanytimeduringtheafternoon.Seasonaljobsareoftenasteppingstonetopermanentjobs. Further information is available by contacting the Saw-toothNationalForestat208-737-3248ortheDepartmentofLaborat208-735-2500.


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Letter to the EditorHey folks! #15 An elected “public official”, what

is it? (A public servant). A person, who, by their personal conduct, lifestyle, life achievements, in-tegrity, inspire trust and confidence by the popu-lation theyserve.Thesepeoplehave thedutyandresponsibilitytodothatwhichisrightforthecom-munity!! Frequentlytheymuststandup,inspiteofcontro-versy, or relationships, or influence, or wealth, or personalneeds.Theymustprotectthosewhomtheyrepresentanddotherightthing! Theytookanoath!! Theyareinapositionoftrust!! Anyviolationofthis,makesthemthelowestformofhumanityinoursociety!!!Thisistoinclude,butnotlimitedto,stupidity,payoffs,graft,theft,lying,decieving,oromitingthetruthfromthepublic. Whenweseethemonthestreet,wewonder,whatportionofourtaxpayerdollarsareyou“stealing”today?? The key here is: They don’t always need to be right,Buttheydoneedtobehonest!!! W.W. Knox II - U.S. Army retired Resided in camas county since 1955 +-

adviserslikeJonathanGruber-thatpeoplearestupid. WhilemanyRepublicansbelievethesamething,theygener-allysoftentheterminologyto“lowinformationvoters”whichismoretothepoint.Being“stupid”meansoneisincapableofknowingcertain things, somethingwhich isnot trueofmostpeople.Thereare,however,alotofpeoplewhosimplydonotwanttoknowcertainthingsaboutourgovernment. Thereisoneotherassumptionthatisbeingmadeinallofthis- that illegal immigrants want to become legal. Certainly some do,butforothersthecostmaybetoohigh. Eachyear,legalandillegalimmigrantsintheU.S.sendmorethan$120billionbacktotheirfamiliesinvariouscountries(about$23 billion goes to Mexico, $14 billion to China, $11 billion to India,and$10billiontothePhilippines).IfyouarenotacitizenoftheUnitedStates,thereisnoreallimitonhowmuchyoucansendabroad.If,however,youaccept“amnesty”andgetpluggedintotheAmericansystem,youwilllikelyhavetoabidebythesame limits and tax ramifications as regular citizens. Given our government’s desire for more taxes (particu-larly the Democrats), this is a huge revenue stream thatneedstobetapped. As our politicians argue about immigration next year, it isunlikelythateitherpartywillopenlydiscussthismoneyissue.Why? For one simple reason... people, especially immigrants, arenotstupid. Next Week: Can Healthcare be Affordable?

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childgrows, beginning in early infancy and continuinguntil the Spring before kindergarten typically begins.Parents can attend up to 15 unique workshops beforetheirchildstartsschool! Ateachworkshopparentsreceivenew,challengingandhigh-qualitytoys,games,books,musicandactivitiesbasedon their child’s developing abilities. These “tools” are carefully chosen by the READY! for Kindergarten childdevelopmentexpertstobefunandeasytouse,tosupportthe READY! curriculum and state standards, and to helpdevelop targeted skills for each workshop’s age group. READY! for Kindergarten emphasizes “playing with apurpose.” Even just 10 minutes a day of purposeful par-ent-childplaywithREADY!toysandactivitieshelpsyourbaby,toddlerandpreschoolerlearntheimportant,targetedskillsheorshewillneedtobeasuccessfullearnerfromtheveryfirstdayofschool. Additionally, reading out loud together for 20 minutesevery day is highly recommended by The Children’s Read-ing Foundation, READY!’s partner organization. By read-ing out loud regularly you’ll strengthen the parent-child bondwhileteachingyourlittleoneearlyliteracyskills. For more information call 208.733.4922 or email [email protected]

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Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE. Reference is made to that cer-tain trust deed made by Matthew W. Renner and Cheryl A. Renner, Grantor(s), to Alliance Title & Escrow Corporation, trustee, in fa-vor of Green Tree Financial Servicing Corporation, as beneficiary, recorded 10/01/1997, in the Records of Lincoln County, Idaho as Instrument No. 162889, which was subsequently assigned to U.S. Bank, NA. as trustee on behalf of Manufactured Housing Contract Senior/Subordinate Pass-Through Certificate Trust 1997-8 under Instrument No. 0000195381, and Glogowski Law Firm, PLLC being the successor trustee, covering the following described real prop-ertysituatedintheabove-mentionedcountyandstate,towit:APN:RP04S19E140006A; Township 4 South, Range 19 East of the Boise Meridian, Lincoln County, Idaho Section 14: A parcel of land located intheNE¼NE¼ofsaidSection,moreparticularlydescribedasfol-lows: COMMENCING at the Northeast corner of said Section 14 and being THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE South 00°00’00” West along the East boundary of the NE¼ of Section 14 for a distance of 427.00 feet; THENCE North 90°00’00” West for a distance of 576.37 feet; THENCE North 02°50’24” West for a dis-tance of 271.81 feet; THENCE North 34°39’22” East for a distance of 179.21 feet to a point on the North boundary of the NE¼ of Sec-tion 14; THENCE North 89°02’54” East along the North boundary oftheNE¼ofSection14foradistanceof488.00feettoTHETRUEPOINT OF BEGINNING. SUBJECT TO a 25.0 foot wide County road easement along the North and East boundaries of the beforedescribed parcel. SUBJECT TO an easement for the use and mainte-nanceoftheexistingirrigationditcheslocatedwithinthedescribedparcel; Commonly known as 1245 East 1020 North, Richfield, ID 83349. Both the beneficiary and the trustee have elected to sell the saidrealpropertytosatisfytheobligationssecuredbysaidtrustdeedand notice has been recorded pursuant to section IRC 45-1505 (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$615.07fora total of $3693.92; Late Charges of $40.00; Beneficiary Advances of $3500.00 (est.). TOTAL REQUIRED TO REINSTATE: $3733.92. *This amount is estimated and needs to be confirmed prior to the submission 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 and court costs arising from or associated with beneficiaries effort to protectandpreserveitssecuritymustbecuredasaconditionofrein-statement. By reason of the default, the beneficiary has declared all sumsowingontheobligationsecuredbythetrustdeedimmediatelydue and payable, those sums being the following, to wit: $69,294.24 with interest thereon at the rate of 7.0 % beginning on 11/05/1997, plus late charges, until paid; plus prior accrued late charges; plusadvances of $3500.00, together with title expenses, costs, trustee’s fees and attorneys’ fee incurred herein by reason of said default; and any further sums advanced by the beneficiary for the protection of theabovedescribedrealpropertyanditsinteresttherein.Whereof,notice is hereby given that Glogowski Law Firm, PLLC, the under-signedtrusteewillon01/30/2015,at11:00amMT,atthefollowingplace: north entrance of the Lincoln County Courthouse, 111 W “B” St,Shoshone,ID83352sellatpublicauctiontothehighestbidderfor

cashtheinterestinthesaiddescribedrealpropertywhichthegrantorhadorhadpowertoconveyatthetimeoftheexecutionbyhimofthesaidtrustdeed,togetherwithanyinterestwhichthegrantororhissuccessorsininterestacquiredaftertheexecutionofsaidtrustdeed,tosatisfytheforegoingobligationstherebysecuredandthecostsandexpensesofsale,includingareasonablechargebythetrustee.No-tice is further given that any person named in IRC 45-1506 has the righttohavetheforeclosureproceedingdismissedandthetrustdeedreinstated by payment to the beneficiary of the entire amount then due(otherthansuchportionofsaidprincipalaswouldnotthenbedue had no default occurred), together with the costs, trustee’s and attorney’s fees and curing any other default complained of in the NoticeofDefaultbytenderingtheperformancerequiredundertheobligation or trust deed, at any time prior to five days before the date lastsetforsale.IftheTrusteeisunabletoconveytitleforanyreason,the successful bidder’s sole and exclusive remedy shall be the return ofmoniespaidtotheTrustee,andthesuccessfulbiddershallhavenofurtherrecourse.DATED:September25,2014.By/s/KatrinaE.Glogowski of Glogowski Law Firm, PLLC, 506 2nd Ave Ste 2600, Seattle, WA 98104. (206) 903-9966

Idaho Unclaimed PropertyTheIdahoUnclaimedPropertyProgrampostsanupdatedlistof Idaho Unclaimed Property owners on the internet daily.Thisonlinelistcanbeviewedatsto.idaho.gov(clickon“Un-claimedProperty”).AnyonewithoutInternetaccesscanviewthe list on computers at most public libraries. UnclaimedPropertyconsistsofabandonedbankaccounts, forgotten re-fundchecks,utilitydeposits,giftcertificates,andmore.

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Live Christmas Tree SaleThe Camas Conservation District is selling potted Christ-mastreesagainthisyear.Varieties include: Bristlecone Pine – 3 gal., $24.95 Colorado Blue Spruce – 5 gal., $49.95 Hetz Columnar Juniper – 6 gal., $68.95Orderearly.Suppliesarelimited.PickupThursdayDe-cember 4th. Order forms are available at the office outside informationbox,byphonerequest(764-3223),oremailrequest([email protected]).

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T.S. No. 1248628-37 Parcel No. rpf0050004018ba NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE On January 20, 2015, at the hour of 2:00pm, of saidday,atOnthefrontstepsofthecamascountycourthouse501,Soldier Road, Fairfield, Idaho, First American Title Insurance Com-pany,astrustee,willsellatpublicauction,tothehighestbidder,forcash, cashier’s check drawn on a State or National Bank, a check drawn by a State or Federal Credit Union, or a check drawn by a State or Federal Savings and Loan Association, Savings Associa-tion,orSavingsBank,allpayableatthetimeofsale,thefollowingdescribed real property, situated in the County of Camas, state of Idaho,anddescribedasfollows,towit:Theeast67feetoflots18,19, 20, 21, and 22, in block 4 of fairfield townsite, Camas county, idaho, as the same is shown on the official plat therefore located in the office of the county recorder of said county. Commonly known as 101 Alturas Avenue West Fairfield Id 83327. Said sale will be madewithoutcovenantorwarranty,expressor implied, regardingtitle,possessionor encumbrances to satisfy theobligation securedbyandpursuanttothepowerofsaleconferredintheDeedofTrustexecutedbyRodneyShaneHarrisAnUnmarriedManasGrantor,to Gooding Title and Escrow, as Trustee, for the benefit and secu-rityofMortgageElectronicRegistrationSystems,Inc.,(“mers”)AsNominee For The Mortgage Co-op, A Utah Corporation, Its Suc-cessors and Assigns as Beneficiary, recorded February 17, 2005, as Instrument No. 78226, Mortgage records of Camas County, Idaho. THE ABOVE GRANTORS ARE NAMED TO COMPLY WITH SECTION 45-1506(4)(a), IDAHO CODE. NO REPRESENTATION ISMADETHATTHEYARE,ORARENOT,PRESENTLYRE-SPONSIBLEFORTHISOBLIGATION.Thedefaultforwhichthissaleistobemadeis:Failuretopaythemonthlypaymentdueaugust1, 2009 of principal, interest and impounds and subsequent install-mentsduethereafter;pluslatecharges;togetherwithallsubsequentsums advanced by beneficiary pursuant to the terms and conditions ofsaiddeedoftrust.Theestimatedbalanceowingasofthisdateontheobligationsecuredbysaiddeedoftrustis$136,424.21,includinginterest,costsandexpensesactuallyincurredinenforcingtheobli-gation thereunder or in this sale, and trustee’s fees and/or reasonable attorney’s fees as authorized in the promissory note secured by the aforementioned Deed of Trust. First American Title Insurance Com-pany C/o Cal-western Reconveyance Llc P.O. Box 22004 El Cajon Ca 92022-9004 (800)546-1531 Dated: September 12, 2014 Signa-ture/By First American Title Insurance Company. DLPP-439929publishedon11/26,12/03,12/10&12/17

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