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102nd Pioneer Picnic Trails & TalesLincoln County Fair & Rodeo

The2015LincolnCountyFair & Rodeo begins thisSaturday with the UnitedTruck&TractorPull.Thepullwillbeheldattherodeogroundstartingat7p.m. OnMonday,July20th,the4-HeventswillkickoffwiththeHorse&PonyShowat8a.m.TheDairyshowwillbeheldTuesdaymorningat9a.m.Tuesdayeveningat6p.m.youngcowboysandcowgirlswillcompeteintheJr.Rodeo. 4-Heventswillcontinueon Wednesday morning,July22nd,withtheSheepshow,followedbytheGoatshowat1p.m. Wednesday evening at6p.m.UtahHorsePullerswillbeattherodeogrounds.Localhorsepullersarewel-cometosignup.Justshowupfor theweigh-inat thefairgroundsat3p.m.onJuly22nd. The4-HSwineshowwillbeheldThursdaymorningat8a.mfollowedbytheSmallAnimalShowat1p.m.At6p.mtheParadewillbeheld,thenofftotheRanchRodeostartingat7.

7/24:BeefShow7/25:MarketAnimalSale

ThisSunday,July19th,youareinvitedtothe Fairfield City Park for the 102nd Annual PioneerPicnic. FormanyyearsthePicnicwasheldonSoldierCreekafewmilesnorthofFair-field, but because of lack of parking and the difficult terrain for less agile pioneers, the celebrationwasmovetotheCityPark. While attendance has varied over theyears,passingthe100yearmarkin2013hasrenewedinterestinthisuniqueevent. TheOldTimeFiddlerswillbeginplayingateleveno’clock,followedbytheeatingandsocializingatnoon.JudgeVarinwill

makethekeynoteaddressandanupdatewillbegivingontherecoveryofGeorgeCarrico’sJohnsonHillCarvingwhichwasstolenseveralyearsago. OtherattractionsincludeBeulahBald-win’stimelineexhibitwillbeondisplaythroughoutthewholedayandarareCamasLegacyBookwillbeauctioned. Whilethemeatisprovided,thisisapot-luckcelebration.So,bringasidedish,asalad,oradessert.Youmightalsowanttobringachairaspicnictablesarelimited. Aboveall,bringafriend.Everyoneiswelcome.

Snake River PotteryA Historical Icon of the Hagerman Valley

by Kailana Featherston

Ifyouhaveanapprecia-tion for pottery and havelivedintheHagermanandMagicValleyforanynum-berofyears, thenyoutoo

mighthaveyourownmemo-riesoftheiconiclandmarkcreated 68 years ago byAldrich(Drich)andLillian(Di)Bowler. TheSnakeRiverPottery

is situated on a beautifulsiteoverlookingtheSnakeRiver,shelteredbycanyonwalls, farm lands, and anabundance of wildlife. Itwasbuiltbeforetheneigh-boring,andfamous,FrankLloydWrighthouse.Anditshouldbenoted,thatthosewiththesameappreciationsmightwanttoknow,thatthe21/2acrehistoricalprop-ertyisonthemarketafternearlyseventyyearsofhelp-ingformthearthistoryofSouthernIdaho. SnakeRiverPotteryistheoldestceramicartstudioinIdaho,overlookingoneofthebestviewsoftheSnake

Volume 39 ~ Number 28

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsGooding Main Street ComejointheMainstreetGroupevery1stand3rdThurs-dayofthemonthat6p.m.atZeppe’sPizza.MainstreetissupportedbytheGoodingChamberasanorganizationhelpingtorevitalizethetownofGoodingandconnectresources.Formoreinfocall:208-539-9252.Fairfield Farmers Market EveryFridayattheSteamEnginePark.

Wendell Book Store: TheWendellLibrarywillcontinueitsRummageandBookSaleonFriday,July17from9to4p.m.at3751stAve.E.(oldAgBldg--nexttoCityHall)

Future dates are:Fri, Aug 7 & 21; Sept. 4 & 18, Oct. 2

New items are added each week--thousands of items!Booksare$4abag.Thisisafundraiserforanewlibrarybuilding. Forfurtherinformation,pleasecallthelibraryat536-6159.Cashdonationsarealwayswelcome!!

Gooding Historical Society InJuneof1912,therewasatrainwreckontheKingHill Grade, but you won’t find any mention of the event inthevariouseTwinFallspapersofthattime,oreventheGoodingLeader.TheonlypaperthatmentionedanythingabouttheaccidentwasTHEWEEKLYTIMESpublisheinBliss. The Gooding historical Society would like to find more copiesoftheTHEWEEKLYTIMESsincetheyseemedtohavereportedonnewsthatnobodyelsedid.Ifyouhaveacopyorknowwherecopiesofthispapermightbefound,pleasecontacttheGoodingMuseumat208-934-5318orsentanemailto:[email protected]

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ComelearnhowScience,Technology,Engineering,Art, and Math influence all aspects of our world: past, present,andfuture.Researchfuntopics,testhypoth-eses,andconductcoolexperiments;allwhilehavingalotoffun!Opentoallkidsgrades2to7. CampwillbeheldonTuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,July28-30,from2to4p.m.attheNorthSideCenter(20214thAvenueEast,Gooding)withinstructorJen-niferPatterson.Feeis$30.

CSIClassescominginAugust:AdultClasses:

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“Cowboy Boots & Country Roots”Gooding County Fair

August 17 thru 22 Fairbookletsforthe2015GoodingCountyFairarenowavailable.Theycontainascheduleofeventsandallrulesandregulationsassociatedwithfairexhibits. Copiesareavailablearoundtown,oryoucanpickupacopy at the Extension Office.

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Gooding Public LibraryEvery Hero Has A Story!

ThisthelastweekoftheSummerReadingProgramac-tivitiesheldonTuesdaysandThursdays(10a.m.atthelibrary)andWednesdaysatEastPark(noon). Whiletheactivitiesarecomingtoanend,it’snevertoolatetostartreading. ThegoaloftheSummerReadingProgramisforpartici-pantstoreadtenbooksorreadfortenhours.ReadinglogscanbeturnedinuntilAugust14th.Sostopby,pickupabook,andhaveanimaginaryadventure,learnsomethingnew,orbeinspiredtodosomethinggreat. TheGoodingLibraryislocatedat3065thAve.West.

Camas County Fair Raffle The Camas County Fair Board’s 2015 Raffle has several greatitemstoofferthisyear:aLeviQuiltbyLillianMarolf,aJohnDeereBicycle,anAVTBagfromAdventureMotorSports. Ticketsareonlyadollar,orsixticketsfor$5.00.ThedrawingwillbeheldonSunday,August9th,butyouneednotbepresenttowin.Youwill,however,needtopickupyourprize. Fair Dates are August 6th thru the 9th

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Campers:Keepacleancamp.Pickupgarbageandstoreit inaclosedvehicleorinaplasticbagtiedhighinatree.Storeallfoodenclosedinabear-resistantcontainer,camperorvehicle.Neverkeepfoodinyourtent.Somenationalforests in Idaho even have specific food storage regula-tions,socheckbeforeheadingout.Donotburyfoodscrapsorpourcookinggreaseorany-thing that might be tasty on the ground or into the fire pit.Also,stowbarbecuegrillsorothersmellycookinggearinsideyourvehicle.Bearshaveatremendoussenseofsmellandtheywillcomelookingforaneasymeal.Ifyouseeabear,watchitfromadistanceandleaveitalone.Blackbearsarenotusuallyaggressive,butthedangermayincreaseifabearlosesitsfearofhumans.

Homeowners:Keepgarbageinbear-resistant, latchablecontainers.Keepgarbageinaclosedbuildinguntilthemorningthegarbagewillbepickedup.Emptyand removebird feedersduring thesummermonths.Songbirdsareabletoforageonfoodprovidedbynature.Ifyouhangahummingbirdfeedermakesureitissuspendedatleasttenfeethighandatleastfourfeetawayfromyourhome.Cleanupfruitthathasfallenfromfruittreesinyouryard.Feedpetsinsideorduringdaylighthours;donotleavepetfoodorfoodscrapsoutsideofyourhomeorcamp.Storehorseandlivestockgrainsinsideclosedbarns.Compostinginbearcountryisnotadvised.Decomposingorganicmaterialswillattractbears.Chicken coops have grown inpopularity with rural dwellersandbearslovethemtoo.Electricfencinghasproventobeaneffec-tivemethodforstoppingbears.Keepbarbequegrillsstoredinclosedbuildings.

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MarioJesusReyesMarioJesusReyes,19,aresidentofWendell,passedawaySunday,July5,2015inWendell. MariowasbornJuly6,1995,withhistwinbrother,Mariano,inTwinFalls,Idaho, toHerib-ertoandBelnitaReyes.HewasraisedandeducatedinJerome,Idaho,andwasamemberofTheChurchofJesusChristofLatter-daySaints.Marioissurvivedbyhisparents,HeribertoandBelnitaReyes,his

twinbrother,MarianoJoseReyes,allofWendell,Idaho;4sisters,CassandraE.Reyes,TaliaE.Reyes,bothofWen-dell,Idaho,FaviolaF.Flores,ofBuhl,Idaho,andNatashaS.Reyes,ofWendell,Idaho.Heisalsosurvivedby8neph-ews,LucianoLopez,DamienOrozco,D’andreOrozco,DevinOrozco,DomaniAguilar,NeronAguilar,SantiagoFloresJr,andRicardoFlores;and7nieces,TatyanaReyes,AnastasiaReyes,DaishaReyes,NadiaLopez,NeveahAguilar,DrizzealAguilar,andAaliyahFlores. Hewasprecededindeathbyhisgrandfather,AlfonsoReyes;2sisters,TatyanaReyes,andAnastasiaReyes;1brother,LucianoReyes,and1nephew,DravenAguilar. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, July 14,2015,attheWendellLDSChurch.BurialwasattheJeromeCemetery. AnyonewishingtomakeamemorialdonationinMario’snamemaydosototheMarioReyesDonationAccountBenefit at any US Bank location.

Take Me FishingPeople of any age, can fish without a license during the hoursoftheseeventsiftheysigninatthetrailer.Allotherrulesapply.Idahochildren13yearsoldandundercanalways fish for free. July 8th... Dierkies Lake

July 15th... Gavers LagoonJuly 22nd... Hagerman - Oster 1

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Rachel Ann Spencewillbeheld

Friday, July 24from4to6p.m.atFair-grounds Hall, GoodingCountyFairgrounds. Mrs.SpencewasbornDec.27,1924,inZanes-ville,Ohio,anddiedDec.6,2014,inGooding.Herfamily invites all herfriendstoattend.


o b i t u a r i e sRonaldKeithSchoolcraft

RonaldKeithSchoolcraft,72, a resident of Richfield, succumbed to his injuriesonJuly6,2015inSaltLakeCityUtahthathereceivedinanautoaccidentonJune18,2015. HewasbornonJuly6,1943inIdahoFalls,Idaho,toEllenRuthSchoolcraftandWalterEddSchoolcraft.Hewas2ndof11brothersandsisters.RonmarriedVeldaMaeSlatteronAugust7,1969.Tothisunion,2sonswereborn;RandyKeithSchoolcraftandJustinRaySchoolcraft. Ronissurvivedbyhislovingwife,VeldaSchoolcraft,2sons,Randy(Micelle)SchoolcraftandJustinSchoolcraft;2granddaughters,MariahSumerSchoolcraft,andDestinyRaySchoolcraft.Ronaldwasalsosurvivedby3brothers,2sisters,andmanyniecesandnephews. HeworkedasatruckdriverforExtremeExcavationinSho-shone, Idaho, and has been a Richfield resident for 30 years. ThefamilywouldliketothankallthepeoplewhohelpedRonaldthedayoftheaccidentandeachdayafter;allofhisco-workersatExtremeExcavation,LifeFlight,thewonder-fulstaffattheUniversityBurnCenterinSaltLakeCity,Utah, and all of the first responders in Lincoln county. ThankyouandGodBless.

“Life is not a journey to the grave with the intensions of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body. But to skid in broadside thoroughly used up, totally worn out and loudly proclaiming, ‘Wow, what a ride!’”

Author Unknown

AcelebrationofRonald’slifewasheldonSunday,July12,2015,attheLincolnCountyCommunityCenter.

VeraLouiseBissellWilson VeraLouiseBissellWil-son,98,aresidentofTwinFalls,passedawayonMon-day, July6,2015atRiverRidgeCareCenterinTwinFalls. VerawasbornonApril1,1917inWendell,Idaho,themiddlechildofClydeandLizzieBissell,with oldersisters,MaryandEdnaandyounger siblings,MaudieandClifford.Aftergradu-atingfromWendellHighSchoolsheattendedAlbionStateNormalSchool. Her teaching career includedone roomschools atCorral,Tendoy,CorralCreek,CloverCreekandsub-stitutingashorttimeatFairfield.WhileteachingatCorralshemetEarlWilson. VeraandEarlweremarriedonMay3,1942inFair-field.TheymadetheirhomeatCorralandHillCity,wheretheyraisedtheirtwochildren,LeeandAnne. VerawasamemberoftheRebekahLodge,andwasa4-Hleaderfor15years.Sheledthesewingclubformanyyears,andwasaskedtodevelopa4-HjournalismprojectthatprovidedthecommunitywithaweeklynewspaperthatservedCamasCountyformanyyears. AfterEarlpassedawayin1974sheremainedlivinginCorralforsevenyears.BecomingtiredofshovelingsnoweverywintershemovedtoGooding,andthenin2008shemovedtoassistedlivinginTwinFalls. Vera leavesbehinda son,Lee (Mary)WilsonofBoise and a daughter,AnnePullanofTwinFalls;granddaughter, Julia Ecker t (Andy Aron) and agreat-grandson, John Eckert of Renton, Washing-ton;aswellasstep-grandchildren,TammyPullan,LaurieMontgomery,KimberlyBender,ShanePul-lan, their spouses and children; a brother-in-law,Willard(Lois)WilsonofCorral;andsister–in-law,PhyllisBissellofBoise. Shewasprecededindeathbyherhusband,Earl;herbrotherandsisters;andson-in-law,LarryPullan. AfuneralservicewasheldonTuesday,July14,2015,atDemarayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.BurialfollowedattheElmwoodCemeteryinGooding.

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River,andisknownfortheuseofnativeclayforcreatingPottery.LillianBowlerwasamemberoftheIdahoArtAs-sociation,IdahoTitleIIIAdvisoryBoard,andtheallianceforArtsEducation.Inaddition,bothDrichandDitaughtinthelocalschoolsystem. DrichwasappointedbyGovernorEvanstotheIdahoCom-misionontheArts,andtheIdahoCentennialCommisionwithseveralotherartistluminaries.Drichwasthenarratorandproducerofthegreat,muchloved,PBSseriescalledATelevisionHistoryofIdaho,whichisstillviewedtodayinreruns.DrichandDihelpedfoundtheArtintheParkeventsin Boise including providing the electricity for the first event fromthegeneratorfromhiswarsurplusjeep. Inadditiontoallthat,DrichandDialsoformedoneofthe first modern improv acting groups that traveled Idaho, andbroughtfunandentertainmentandculturetolargeandsmallIdahocommunities. WhenDipassedawayin1986,sheleftbehindalegacy,ofnotonlybeingatalentedpotterandhugecommunityinfluence, but she also was a champion of and activist for womensandhumanrights. AfterDi’spassing,AldrichBowlercontinuedtoteachotherstheartofpottery,andhostedmanyguestartiststhroughouttheyears.Presently,multimediaartist,DebraFeatherston,hascontinuedtoteachothersandcreatesmanyformsofartusingnotonlyclay,butmanyothermediumaswell. Abovethestudioreadsasignthatstates“Bewareofanyinterpriserequiringnewclothes”aquotebyHenryDavidThoreau,whichisstillpresenttoday,inthestudio. Aldrich’sbiggestpassionwashiscreativeinventing.Hemade:aweldingmachinemadefrombomberparts,apot-terswheelmadefromanoldwashingmachine,auniqueandinnovativeelectrickiln,andasmallhydroelectricpow-erplantthatpoweredthestudioandtheneighborshomes,whichisstillproducinghydroelectricpowertoday. SnakeRiverPotterycontiuestodayasatributetoAl-drichandLillianBowler. Itoverlooks theSnakeRiver

andTeater’sKnoll.Ithasbeenanartistenclaveanda true treasurefortheHagermanValleyandSouthCentralIdaho.Ifyouhaveyourownpersonalex-periencesthroughoutthemanyyearsofSnakeRiverPottery,Iwouldlovetohearyourstory.Pleaseemailmeat:[email protected]

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From the Editor

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Boy,itseemslikethemonthsofJuneandJuly were flip flopped around. We saw record

temperaturesinJuneandslightlybelowinJuly...thusfar.Idon’tbelievejustbecausethemonthsseemalittleoutofplacethatwearenotgoingtogethotweather.Hotweatherisstill on course. With that thought, I figured I would pass on a fewwaystostaycoolintheheat. Staying hydrated is important. Drink plenty of fluids before youbecomethirsty-onceyouarethirsty,youmayhavealreadylostmorethanyoureplace.Rememberyourbodyneedsalittletime to process the fluids. Alcohol and caffeine promote dehy-dration-theymaynotbeyourbestally. Apersonshouldwearlooselightcoloredclothing.Cottonispreferredoversyntheticsbecausesyntheticsdon’treleasemois-ture,thushinderingtheperspirationprocess.Awidebrimmedhatcreatesmoreshadeforyourhead,neck,andback.Abandanaaroundyourheadorrolledacrossyourneckwillhelpwiththesun’sintenserays. Limitthetimeofworkoutdoors.Ifyouexercise,planthetimeswhenthedayiscooler.Typicallythedayishottestatmiddayor early afternoon. Limit yourself to a specific time in the pool. Althoughthewaterfeelscool,thesun’srayspenetratethewater.Remember,traveltimestoandfromadestinationalsoaddheattoyou.Never leave children or pets in the car.Restwhencopingwithtoomuchheat. Stayinairconditionedareasduringthehottestpartsoftheday.Itisagoodtimetovisityourlocallibrary. Ifyouareable,takeacoolshower.Astopandahandfulofcoolwatertothefaceandheadgiveimmediaterelief. Yourfeethave250,000sweatglands.Achangeofsocksdur-ingthedaykeepsonefresh.Changingshoedailyhelpsaswell.Anti-perspirantonyourfeetslowsthewetshoes. Yourbodyisbuilt likeafunnel-it’sbiggeratthetopandfunnelstowardsyoursmallerlegs.Withthatsaid,oneneedstowearshorterpantsormoreopenshoestoallowheattoreleaseoffyourbody.Iknowguys,it’snotmachotowearkneepantsorsandals,butyouwillsurebecooler(personallyIdon’tcarewhatpeoplethinkofmybootsandshorts!).Storelotionsintherefrigeratortouseonhotovertiredfeet. Wearinglessmakeupallowsyourfacetobreathandperspire(makeupintherefrigeratorhelpssoothethefaceaswell). Eatmoresalads,freshfruits,andfreshvegetablesduringtheheatoftheday.Onthesamenote,eatingmeatsduringtheheatofthedayincreasesmetabolicheatproduction.Goodtimetotrycoldsoups.Oh,yes,don’tforgeticecream. Watchthelocalnewsandthisismy “CupofTee,”coolandcomfortable.

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“Fourth”asopposed to“Forth.”TheEditor (me)failedtolookathistyping(theeditor’s)toobservetheincorrectwordusageinlastweek’sCupofTee. ThereforetheEditorresolvestobemorediligentinforth-comingeditionsthatcontainreferencestotheFourthofJuly.


THANK YOUTheCamasCountyFairBoardwouldliketothankeveryone who participated in our first annual 4th of July BBQcook-offandpicnic.Fromoursponsors,contes-tants,judgesandthoseofyouwhocametoeatandsup-porttheFairBoard,wetrulyappreciateyou.TheFairBoardreceives$1,500.00eachyearfromthecountytohelpfundthefair.Thiscoversapproximatelyonequarterofthefair’scost.Inordertomakeupthedif-ference,theFairBoardreliesheavilyondonationsfromApexandourlocalbusinessesalongwithmoneyearnedfromfundraisers.Thisiswhyweneedyoursupportandare so grateful to have it. Whether it is purchasing raffle ticketsorplayingBingoatthefairorbuyingpicnicdin-ner,everylittlebithelps.Allthemoneyweearngoesbacktothefair.AllFairBoardmembersarevolunteersandreceivenogratuities.Themorefundswehavethemorewecanoffereachyear.Wealsoappreciatethosewhobringeventstoyouduringthefair thattheFairBoarddoesnothavetofund.TheseadditionaleventshelptheFairBoardtosavemoneyandalsohelpmakethefairabetterexperienceforeveryonewhoattends.ThisyearonSundayatthefair,theFairBoardwillberaffling a handmade quilt, a peddle car and a bike. Tickets are$1.00eachor6for$5.00.SeeanyFairBoardmembertopurchasetickets.Yourcontinuedsupportisverymuchappreciated.SeeyouattheFairAugust6th–9th! Respectfullysubmitted Gayle Bachtell FairBoardChairman

Public School Timber Sale On Hold Roadconstructionand loggingonan IdahoCountyfire-burnedtimbersaleworth$2millionfor theIdahopublicschoolendowmentfundisonholdbecauseoflegalactionsby IdahoRiversUnited (IRU)andanadjacentprivatelandowner. AfederaljudgegrantedtodayarequesttostopharvestingactivitiesontheSelwaySalvageSaleuntilthecourtdecidesonalawsuitinwhichIRUandthelandowneraresuingtheU.S.ForestServiceoveraccesstothesaleproperty.ThesalvageoperationswerescheduledtobeginMonday,July13. “Werespecttheruleoflaw,andwillcontinuetopursuealllegalremediestoensurethispublicschoolendowmentfor-estandthewaterthatsurroundsitstayhealthysotheforestcan provide financial benefits for this generation and future generationsofIdahoschoolchildren,”IdahoDepartmentofLands(IDL)DirectorTomSchultzsaid. Delayincompletingtheprojectthisyearwillincreasetheriskofbarkbeetleandotherinsectinfestationthatwilldam-age salvageable timber and significantly reduce its value. It alsowilldelayreforestationworknecessarytoprotectagainstsoil erosion of fire-damaged areas. “We are concerned that, even if expedited, final resolution ofthiscasewillnotoccurintimeforworkonthesalvageprojecttobegin,muchlessbecompleted,beforethespringandsummerofnextyear,”Schultzadded. TheSelwaySalvageSalewasauctionedJune19foranetvalueofapproximately$2million.Itwouldremove6.8millionboardfeetoftimbernearLowellinIdahoCountythatburnedintheJohnsonBarFirein2014.Thetimbersalewasputtogetherbyateamofforesterswithsupportfrom an engineering geologist, fisheries biologist, and forest hydrologist. InMayIRUandthelandownersuedtheForestServicetoblockaccesstotheendowmentlandsonapublicroadthatbordersthelandowner’sproperty.Thestretchofroad,ap-proximately700feetlong,providestheonlyaccesstothetimbersale.TheplaintiffscontendtheForestServicemustissueaspecialusepermitbeforeIDLcanusetheroad.InJunetheStateBoardofLandCommissioners(LandBoard)andIDLintervenedinthesuittoopposetheIRUandthelandowner’sclaimandtosupporttheForestService’sposi-tionthatnopermitisnecessary. Morethan2.4millionacresofStateendowmentland–in-cludingonemillionacresofforests–aremanagedundera constitutional mandate to maximize long-term financial returns to public schools and other beneficiaries. The lands aremanagedbytheIDLunderthedirectionoftheLandBoard,comprisedofthegovernor,attorneygeneral,secre-taryofstate,statecontroller,andsuperintendentofpublicinstruction.

CSI Medical Assistant Program Spacesarestill leftintheCollegeofSouthernIdaho’sMedicalAssistantProgram.Thedeadlineforapplicationtothefall2015classisAugust1andthefallsemesterbeginsAug.24. MedicalAssistantsarealliedhealthprofessionalswhoassistphysicianswithpatientcare.Theyperformclinicaland administrative functions in physicians’ offices, clinics, andimmediatecarecenters.Thesehealthprofessionalsareinstrumentalinhelpingpatientsfeelateaseinthedoctor’soffice and often explain the doctor’s instructions. If you havegoodcommunicationskillsandacaringmanner,youmaybewellsuitedforacareerinmedicalassisting. Formoreinformation,contactKaraMahannahatkmah-annah@csi.eduor208-732-6728.ThefullprogrambrochurewithapplicationrequirementscanbefoundontheCSIwebsiteatwww.csi.edu


Youth Events atSawtooth

Botanical Garden This summer the Saw-tooth Botanical GardensouthofKetchumisoffer-ing twoexcitingspecialtycampsformiddleschool-agechildren.Daisy Doodles–ArtintheGardenisafun,2-dayex-ploration of book making,journalingandartunderthementorshipofwell-knownlocalartists.ThecampwillbeheldAugust11-12,from9:30AM–12:30PM.Chil-drenwillweavestoriesbycreatinghand-madebooksinspired by the gardens, flow-ers,treesandstream.Suit-ableforages8-10;maximumof10children.Thecampisfreeandmaterialsarepro-vided.DonationstotheGar-denareappreciatedandhelpkeepprogramcostslow.Build It!–ArchitectureintheGardenisa3-dayarchi-tecturalexperiencehostedbylocalarchitectsforkidsinterested in “buildingstuff.”Thecampwill runAugust17,18and19from1:00–4:00PMeachday.Suitable for ages 11-16;maximum of 12 children.Thecampfeeisjust$100.Fullandpartialscholarshipsavailable.

~ ~ ~ TheSawtoothBotanicalGardenisacommunityre-source showcasing nativeand cultivated plants thatflourish at high altitude. For moreinformationcall208-726-9358orvisitwww.sb-garden.org.

Simpson’s Boulder White Clouds Bill Surges AheadHR 1138 Unanimously Passes House Resources Committee and moves to the House Floor

Washington, D.C. – IdahoCongressmanMikeSimpson’slegislationH.R.1138,SawtoothNationalRecreationAreaandJerry Peak Wilderness Addi-tionsAct,todaypassedtheU.S.HouseResourcesCommitteebyunanimousconsent. “Tosay I ampleasedabouttheBWCbillmovingforward

wouldbeanunderstatement,”saidSimpson.“Formorethanadecade,Idahoansofallwalksoflifehaveworkedtirelesslyonthislegislation.Itisbecauseoftheirdedicationthatweareonestepclosertoachievingourgoal–creatinganIdahosolutionformanaging the Boulder WhiteClouds.”continued on page 10


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EmploymentLincolnCountyHousingAuthorityhasajobopeningforthe caretaker position in Richfield at the Sawtooth Lodges. Wearelookingforsomeonetotakecareofthegroundsand maintain the apartments in Richfield. Duties include butarenotlimitedto;

Seetosafetyandneedsoftenants Mowlawnsandservicemowersetc. Maintain flower beds Maintainsprinklersystem Removesnowinwinter Generalmaintenanceoftheapartments&laundryroom

Applicantsmusthavegoodpeopleskillswiththeelderlyand live in the Richfield area. Please send a resume to: LincolnCountyHousingAuthority Attn:ShaunaPorter 340South750East Dietrich,Idaho83324IfyouhaveanyquestionspleasecontactShaunaPorterat208-544-2424.

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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGTherewillbeapublichearingat6:30p.m.onTuesday,July21,2015atWMFDStation2(WestMagicRoad).AcopyoftheproposedbudgetisavailableforinspectionatWestMagicResortduringbusinesshours.

ProposedBudgetforWEST MAGIC FIRE DISTRICT

FortheFiscalYear2015-2016EstimatedRevenue $15,796.00EstimatedExpenditures MajorEquipment,Replacement/Repairs 1800.00 Clothing,New/Replacement 700.00 FireBuildingMaintenance 1440.00 Office Supplies/Subscriptions 800.00 LegalPublications 300.00 Utilities 2500.00 FireTruckFuel/Maintenance 2300.00 FireHydrantMaintenance/Install 200.00 Insurance 1158.00 Training 1000.00 Wages&Miscellaneous 2000.00 Radios 1598.00 Total $15,796.00published on July 8 & 15, 2015

PUBLIC NOTICEOn Thursday, July 30, 2015 the Fairfield Planning & Zoning Commissionwillholdaspecialmeetingbeginningat7:00p.m.at Fairfield City Hall located at 407 Soldier Road in Fairfield, ID.Itemsontheagendaincludethefollowing: AmendmentstoHomeOccupationSigns,Signsforbuildingsin the R3 and R4 zone, and Definition of Area of Sign: A public hearingforanamendmenttoOrdinanceNumber223ZoningOrdinance of the City of Fairfield, Idaho, Chapter 5-1, Resi-dentialDistricts–R1&R2byamendinglanguagetoincreaseoneprofessionalorhomeoccupationsignnotexceedingfour(4)squarefeetpersideandeight(8)squarefeetpersidewhenlocatedonSoldierRd.Chapter5-2,ResidentialDistricts–R3&R4byreducingthesizeofsignsforbuildingslocatedintheR3andR4zonetobecompatiblewithresidentialuses.Chapter8-7 Signs, Section 1 Definition of “Area of sign” to not include framesinthecalculationofsigns;provideaseverabilityclauseandeffectivedate NOTICEISFURTHERGIVENthatattheaforementionedtimeandplace,allinterestedpersonsmayappearandshallbegivenanopportunitytocommentonthemattersstatedabove.Anypersonneedingspecialaccommodationstoparticipateinthe above-noticed meeting should contact the City Office. Com-mentsandquestionspriortothehearingshouldbedirectedtothe Planning and Zoning Administrator, 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 Hallandavailableforpublicreview. DATEDTHIS8thDAYOFJULY,2015

Megan StelmaPlanning & Zoning Administrator

published on July 15, 2015

Boulder White Clouds continued H.R.1138,whichwillestablishcertainwildernessareasincentralIdahoandtoauthorizevariouslandconveyancesinvolvingNationalForestSystemlandandBureauofLandManagementlandincentralIdaho,andforotherpurposes.TheSawtoothNationalRecreationAreaandJerryPeakWildernessAdditionsActwillnowbeconsideredbytheHouse of Representatives for final passage. SenatorJimRischhassponsoredthebillintheU.S.Sen-ate,S.538.RischsuccessfullyheldahearingintheSenateEnergyandNaturalResourcesSubcommitteeonPublicLands,ForestsandMiningonMay21,2015.ThesenatebilliswaitingtobeconsideredinSenateResourcesCom-mittee for final mark-up. “IgreatlyappreciatethehardworkthatSenatorRischandhisstaffhavedonetomovethislegislationthroughtheSenate.It’sbeenagreateffortonbothsidestokeeptheBWCbillmovingforward,”saidSimpson.

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Services►Timberland Management:Doyouowntimberland?Wouldyou like to thin out dead orundesireabletreesandreducefire hazard? Is it too much tohandleonyourown?Call208-921-6493.

►Complete Health Care Insurance Agency Desiree’DeGiorgio, Owner Agency-Broker.208-340-0544.Serv-ing all Ages & all of [email protected]#45061.

►Wood Furniture Repair:regluejoints.Call490-3750.

►Need Yard Work Done?Call Boyd Stevens at 934-5288. Lawn mowing, weedeating,leavesraked.Weeklyrateavailable.

►PATCH holes in anything replaceBrokenZippersofallkinds.Hemming,Pants,Dress-es,etc.CallKathy837-6267.

►Looking for scrap met-al. Call Thomas Davis at764-2484.

► Hollenbeck Construction. Call481-0320.

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►The Gooding County Sheriffs Office is accepting ap-plicationsforoneFullTimeDetentionDeputy.Positionopen until filled. Starting Salary: 27,000/yr. Requirements: Mustbeatleast21yearsofage HighSchoolDiplomaorG.E.D BeabletopasstheP.O.S.T.physicaltest Workrotatingweekends,holidays,dayshift, ornightshift ValidIdahodriver’slicense Passapoly-graph MustpassbackgroundcheckApplicationsmaybepickedupat theGoodingCountySheriff’s Office at 624 Main St. Gooding. Questions con-cerningemploymentcanbedirectedtoSSgt.PeterorSgt.Eckert.

Apartments for RentD&G Apartments has apartments available from time to time. These are federally assisted affordable housing units. Rental as-sistance is available. Rent is adjusted to your income and can range from $0 to $490 per month. Water, sewer and trash are paid. These facilities are very clean and attractive. For more information, contact Gordon Schmidt at 208-764-2534.

For the hearing impaired, contact:TTY 1-800-833-6388.

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For Sale►HANDCRAFTEDPicnicTa-ble/Bench(Converts)THREESIZES!!! $150/$250/$300.Send a text to 208-420-2696(Shoshone).►Small Wooden Breakfast Tableand4chairs.$25Call208-401-6231.►BigO EuroTour tires. p225/75R15.GoodCondition.All four$60.Call420-6699(Fairfield)►Butcher pigs. 3 ready to go now.225-250lbs.Veryhealthynice pigs $250. Call or text208-863-5569(Fairfield)►Briggs and Stratton 7000kw backupGenerator.New,stillin the box, model 01975-0,Neverinstalled.$800.00Call886-2908andleaveamessageifnoanswer(Shoshone)►Firewood for Sale: Mix-species,fulllengthlogsdeliv-eredbytruck,approx15cord.Takingordersnowforsummerdelivery.Call208-921-6493.►Custom Wood Windows, in-cludeshardware,screens,andwoodshutters.Also, interierDougFirpanelwooddoors.All in good condition. Call727-9447.►Beautiful EntertainmentCenter, cream colored withcabinetandshelves.$100.Call720-1592.

House For Sale►Lovely3bedroom,2.5bath.Countryhomeinpristine,tran-quil Fairfield neighborhood. Comfortably nestled on 40 acres plusbarn,triplegarageandoutbuildings.487South225East.Asking$284,800.Owneroccupied.SunLandInvestments:208-726-3046or208-788-6523.STELLAGRAY

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Buttercup Mountain Growers218 N Willow Creek Road ~ Fairfield, Idaho ~ 961-0426HangingBaskets~1gal.GardenPlantsAvailable

Tomatoes,Peppers,Tomatillos,Squash,Cucs,Zucs&PumpkinsHerbbasketsalsoavailable

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