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The 2015 Lost N Lava Gathering Every KidIn a Park

The Sawtooth Nation-al Forest is proud to helplaunchtheEveryKidinaPark program, as part ofPresidentObama’scommit-menttoprotectournation’suniqueoutdoorspacesandensurethateveryAmericanhastheopportunitytovisitandenjoythem. Starting today, fourthgraders nationwide canvisitthenew“EveryKidinaPark”websitetoobtainapassthatprovidesfreeac-cess to students and theirfamilies to all federally-managedlandsandwaters–includingnationalforests,grasslands,wildliferefugesandwaters.Thepassisval-idforthe2015-2016schoolyearandgrantsfreeentryforfourthgradersandthreeaccompanyingadults(oranentirecarfordrive-inparks)atmorethan2,000federally-managedsites. The Sawtooth NationalForestdoesnot chargeanentrancefee.However,somedevelopedrecreationareasontheForestchargeadayusefee.TheEveryKidinaParkPasscoversdayusefees on the Forest. Otherrecreational fees, such asthoseatcampgrounds,are

Trail Ride The5thAnnualLostNLavaTrailRidewillbeheldthisweekend,September11,12and13attheBarneyRanchintheWestMagic area. Lead by Richard and EricBarney,LostNLavaTrailBosses,riderscanexpecttohaveafunweekendwhileenjoyingthesightsandsoundsofbeautifulcountry. Therideis$100forthethreedaysor$35forsingledayofriding.Formoreinforma-tion,208-490-3291,208-886-7787,[email protected],orvisitwww.lostn-lavagathering.com

Music & Poetry CowboyandCowgirlsofallagesareplan-ningtoattendthe6thAnnualLostNLavaCowboyGatheringonSeptember18th,19thand20thattheLincolnCountyCommu-nityCenterandFairgroundsinShoshone,Idaho. Thisyear’seventfeaturesthe2014West-ernMusicAssociations(WMA)FemaleArt-istoftheYear,KristynHarrisfromMcK-

inneyTexas,11 Year oldThatch El-merofBearRiver,Wyo-ming, and14 year oldBrigidReedyfromBoulderMontana.Allhave beenfeatured atthe Nation-al Cowboy

Gathering held eachyearinElko,Nevada. Free daily perfor-manceswilltakeplaceinsidethecommunitycenterfrom10a.m.to 5 p.m. on Fri-dayandSaturday.Eveningconcertsbegin at 7p.m.with pre-showbeginning at6:15.Fol-lowingeachnight’sconcert,ajamsessionwillbeheldat2ndTimeAround. ALostNLavakick-offdinnerwillbeheld aroundthe campfire onThursday,September17th, start-ingat6p.m.with music,poetry, andpotluckfoodforeveryonetoenjoy. Saturdaymorning theVFWPost3001willhostaCommunityBreakfastbetween7:30and9:30a.m.in-sidethecommunitycenter. OnSundaymorning,comeworshiptheLordwithCowboyChurchat10a.m. TicketsareonSalenowandcanbepur-chasedat2ndTimeAroundinShoshone,

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsAmerican Legion: The Fairfield American Legion will be honoring POW’s &MIA’satnoononFriday,September18th,attheMuseumnexttotheAmericanLegionHall.Lost & Found A ring was found in the Fairfield City Park. Contact the city office at 208-764-2333.Gooding Farmers Market TheGoodingFarmersMarketisheldeveryTuesdayfrom3to7p.m.intheparkacrossfromtheLDSChurch.Shoshone Farmers Market TheCrossroadsFarmersMarketisheldeveryThursdayfrom2to6ontheLincolnCountyCourthouseLawninShoshone.Theyshouldrunthroughmid-October.Fairfield Farmers Market The Fairfield Farmers Market is held every Friday from noon til the last customer leaves. Come support your local small farmers.

Camas Book Sale: TheCamasCountyPublicLibraryishavingaBookSaleSeptember14ththru18th.Booksaremostlypaperbackscience fiction and fantasy - $0.25 each. Also, there will besomelikenewhardbackbooksthatwillbe$1.00each.Don’tmissoutonthisfantasticsale.

Special Food Bank September 9th The Lighthouse Church in Fairfield (231 Ponderosa Ave. E) will host a special food delivery TODAY from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call 764-3322 for more information.

Special Food Bank Sept. 17th Next Thursday, Helping Hearts & Hands in Gooding will host a mobile food pantry from 11 to 1. This food drop is in addition to the regular food boxes. Call 934-5101 for more information.

Hagerman’s Annual Car Show Hagerman’s16thAnnualcarshowwillbeheldonSatur-day,September19inthetownpark,andwillfeatureover200cars.Registrationforcarsis$20whichincludes:t-shirt,dashplaque,swapmeet,funrunthroughscenicHagermanVal-ley,gamesandprizesforadultsandyouth,doorprizes,andraffles. Admission is free for others. Registrationwillstartat8am,followedbybreakfastattheSeniorCommunityCenterfor$5.Attheparktherewillbe60’sand70’smusic,pokerrun,hotwheelraces,foodvendors,andmanyotheractivities.Awardswillbegivenoutat5pmfollowedbythestreetcruise. Comeenjoy

A Blast on the GrassattheHagermanPark.

SPECIAL MEETINGLINCOLN COUNTY FAIR & RODEO BOARD TheLincolnCountyFairBoardwillholdaspcialmeet-ingthisThursday,September10th,at7p.m.Theagendawill include a discussion of finacial matters. Pursuant to IdahoCode74-204(3),theboardreservestherighttoholdexecutivesessionwhenandifnecessary. The Fair Board office is located at 202 South Carmen in Shoshone.Individualswithdisabilitiesrequiringauxiliaryaidsorservicesshouldcontactthesecretarytwoweeksbeforethemeetingyouwishtoattendisscheduled.

Lincoln County WomanTests Positive for West Nile

The first confirmed human case of West Nile Virus (WNV)insouthcentralIdahohasbeenreported. “Thefemale,inherthirties,washospitalizedandisnowrecoveringathome,”saidChristiSkuza,SouthCentralPublicHealthDistrict(SCPHD)Epidemiologist.“ThisisagreatremindertothepublicthatWestNileisstillaconcern,soeveryoneshouldtakeextraprecautions.” SymptomsofWestNileinfectionincludefever,head-aches,bodyaches,fatigue,nausea,vomiting,andsome-timesswollenlymphglandsoraskinrash.Moresevereinfectionsaremarkedbyarapidonsetofahighfever,includingheadache,bodyaches,disorientation,neckstiff-ness,andtremors.Symptomstypicallyoccur2to14daysafterthebiteofaninfectedmosquito. Themoreyou’reoutdoors,thehighertheriskofbeingbittenbyaninfectedmosquito.Precautionsinclude: UsinginsectrepellentcontaininganEPA-registeredac-tiveingredient,suchasDEET(parentsareadvisednottoapplyrepellantthatcontainsmorethan10percentDEETon their children). Wear long sleeves, pants, and loose-fit-tingclothingatdawnandduskwhenmosquitoesaremostactiveandfeeding.Ifpossible,considerstayingindoorsduringthesehours.Makesureyouhavegoodscreensonyourwindowsanddoorstokeepmosquitoesout.Getridofmosquitobreedingsitesbydrainingstandingwaterfromflower pots, buckets, and barrels. Change the water in pet dishesandreplacethewaterinbirdbathsandfeedingtroughs,atleasttwiceaweek. Formoreinformation,visitSCPHD’swebsitephd5.idaho.govorvisittheCentersforDiseaseControl&Prevention.

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$1000 For Teachers Teachersacrossthestate,fromBoisetoBonnersFer-ry,areinvitedtotakethenextstepandjointhenation’slargesteducational technologyprogramatBoiseStateUniversity. TheDepartmentofEducationalTechnology,housedintheCollegeofEducation,isofferinga$1,000scholarshiptoallK-12teachersintheGemState.ThescholarshipalsoisavailabletoteachersaroundtheworldwhograduatedfromanIdahocollegeoruniversity. TheEducationalTechnologydepartmentoffersamaster’sdegreeandanEd.D.ineducationaltechnology,bothfullyonline.EdTechonlinecoursesareteacher-ledandteacher-evaluatedbyprofessors,notfacilitators,whoarejustanemailorphonecallaway. FormoreinformationabouttheIdahoTeacherEducation-alTechnologyScholarship,visitedtech.boisestate.edu.

Gooding Historical Society The first Fall Lecture of 2015 will be held next Wednes-day,September16th,at7:00p.m.attheGoodingCountyMuseum.LouAnnOneidawilldiscusswhatarepeoplecollectingnow,whichitemsarenotbeingcollectednowandwhattolookforincollectibles.TheLectureisfreeandtheMuseumhascomfortableseatstositin.And,always,refreshmentswillbeserved. TocontinueonSeptember’sthemeofcollectibles,theGoodingCountyHistoricalSocietyandMuseumwillhostanappraisal-a-thononSaturday,September26th,from10a.m.to4p.m.intheMuseum.LouAnnOneidaandhermother,BarbaraOneida,alsoanappraiser,willgiveap-praisalsonyourtreasurers.Thecostwillbe$5.00forthreeitems(limitedto3itemstogiveeveryoneanopportunitytoseetheappraisers.Nochargetojustcomeandlisten.Refreshmentsthroughouttheday.

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o b i t u a r i e sBerthaMaeWhitehead

Bertha Mae (Boesiger)Whitehead,96,aresidentofWendell,formerlyofShosho-ne,passedawayWednesday,September2,2015atMeridianCareandRehabinMeridian. BerthawasthesecondchildofAntonandMaryBoesiger,emigrants from SwitzerlandwhohomesteadedinnorthernShoshone.Berthaattendedaone-roomcountryschoolhouseandgraduatedfromShoshoneHighSchoolin1936. OnJune5,1936,shemarriedWilburWhitehead,ahandsomeguitarplayerwhocamefromtheKansasDustBowl.Theyweremarried63yearsatthetimeofWilbur’spassing. Theystruggledthroughthedepressionerawithdadworkingatvariousjobstosupportthegrowingfamily.AtthestartofWWII,theypackeduptheirbelongingsandthreechildrenandheadedtoOakland,CaliforniatoworkintheKaiserShipyardsuntiltheendofthewar.TheyhadsavedmoneyandcamebacktoShoshoneandpurchasedafarmnorthwestofShoshone. Momwasahardworkerasahousewife,mother,irrigator,cowmilker,raisingchickenstobutcher,sellingeggsandraisingalargegarden,alltohelpfeedthefamily. In1960,dadhadadebilitatingfarmaccident.MomwenttoworkattheShoshoneNursingHomeuntiltheypurchasedtheWendellMotelandCoffeeShop.Atthetime,shebecameacook,waitressandhotelmaid,butcouldalwayssqueezeinagameofBridgeandGinRummy. Berthaissurvivedbyherchildren,LeotaHill,ofEagle,Ida-ho,MariannaMorris,ofMeridian,Idaho,andGaryWhite-head, of Kennewick, Washington; 7 grandchildren; and 6great-grandchildren. Shewasprecededindeathbyherparents,2brothers,MaxandGene;3sisters,Ida,Louise,andMarie;1granddaughter,Debra,and2son’s-in-law,JerryHillandJackMorris. Amemorialgravesideservicewillbeheldat2p.m.onFriday,September11,2015,attheShoshoneCemeteryinShoshone.In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial donations in Bertha’snamebemadetoacharityofthedonor’schoice. ThefamilywouldliketothankLegacyHospiceandMerid-ianCareandRehabfortheirlovingcareofmomduringherlastdays.ThefamilywouldalsoliketosendaspecialthankyoutoDonandRuthWilson,SallyThompson,JaniceLloyd,andallofmom’sneighborswhohelpedsomuchwhenshewasstillinWendell. ArrangementsbyDemarayFuneralService–ShoshoneCha-pel.Condolencesandmemoriesmaybesharedwiththefamilybyvisitingwww.demarayfuneralservice.com.

IletaHarrisRiviera Ileta“Lee”HarrisRiviera,86,ofKetchum,Idaho,passedawaySeptember2,2015. Shewasborn inKimball,NebraskatoHenryandLauraSchepler.ShegrewuponafarminPineBluffs,Wyomingastheyoungestof tengirls.Afterlosingherparentsatanearlyage,shewenttolivewithonesisterafteranother. After she graduated highschoolinSeattle,shewenttoworkfortheUniversityofWashingtonLibrarywhereshemetRichardHarris.TheymarriedJuly12,1947andhadfourchil-dren.TheymovedtoMercerIslandandhadquitethelifeplayingbridgeandgolf,belongingtoEmmanuelEpiscopalChurch,andraisingtheirchildren. In1963theymovedtoLasVegas.Shortlythereafter,Leestart-edworkingattheLasVegasConventionCenterasasecretary.BythetimesheretiredinAugust1994shehadachievedthetitleofconventioncoordinator.Shecoordinatedthemove-in,move-out,andalotinbetweenforsomeofthebiggestconventionsintheindustry:COMDEX,NABandCES.Shewasamazing.Shefoundherniche.RichardHarrisdiedinApril1994after30yearsofbattlingMultipleSclerosis. LeeinvitedDanielRivieratoherLasVegasConventionCen-terretirementparty.HewasalongtimefriendfromherMercerIslanddays.DanandLeemarriedinKetchum,IdahoonFebru-ary15,1997.AfterDanretiredfrompracticinglawinSeattle,theymadetheirhomeinKetchum,playinggolf,attendinggolfcampsandhavingfun. Sadly,Parkinson’sdiseaselimitedLee’slifeforthepastsev-eralyears.LeewaslivingatBrookdaleAssistedLivinginTwinFallssinceJune2014. Leeissurvivedbyherhusband,DanielRivieraofKetchum;son,SteveHarrisofReno,Nevada;daughter,Victoria(Ted)Miller of Fairfield, Idaho; daughter, Diane Dugan of Rapid City,SouthDakota;andson,TimHarrisofBend,Oregon.Sheisalsosurvivedbyhergrandchildren:DavidPrell,JohnGarrett,DanielleHarris,JamieHarris,DavidHarris,JeanineHarris;andtwogreatgrandchildren,SkylerandLoganPrell. Leewasprecededindeathbyherparents;herninesisters;herhusband,RichardHarris;andhergrandson,BenjaminPrell. ThankyouallfortheexceptionalkindnessshowntoLeethesepastyears. Amemorialservicewillbeheldatalaterdate.Cremationar-rangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.Condolences,memoriesandphotosmaybesharedwiththefamilybyfollowingtheobituarylinkatwww.demarayfuneralservice.com.


death & service noticesRoger D. Kinney, 78, aGoodingresident,passedawayonMonday,September7,2015attheNorthCan-yonMedicalCenterinGooding.Fu-neralarrangementsarependingandwillbe announcedunder thecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.

Donna Gail Greenfield, 92, aresidentofDietrich,passedawayMonday,September7,2015atBellMountainVillageandCareCenterinBellevue.Nopublicservicesareplanned.ArrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFu-neralService–ShoshoneChapel.

Rodger M. Moore, 84, a residentofGooding,passedawaySaturday,September5,2015atDeSanoPlaceCareCenterinGooding.Funeralar-rangementsarependingandwillbeannouncedunder thecareanddi-rectionofDemarayFuneralService-GoodingChapel.

o b i t u a r i e s Russell Alan McAllister,79, a resident of Hagerman,passedawayWednesday,Au-gust19,2015athishomeinHagerman.RussellwasborninMinneap-olis,MinnesotaonJanuary27,1936,duringaperiodParadeMagazinecalled“Thegrulestwinter in Minneapolis.”Thetemperature dropped to 0 orbeloweverydayfromJanuary18th,throughFeb.22,1936;arecordthatstandstothisday.

HewasborntoJamesNeilandGladysEvelynMcAllister. InJuly,1953,thefamilymovedtoSacramento,California,whereRussellgraduatedin1954fromC.K.McClatchyHighSchool;inthesameclassasSupremeCourtJusticeAnthonyKennedy. HewenttoworkatS.H.Kress,Sears,beforestartinghisca-reer with the U.S. Post Office in October of 1955. He was later draftedintotheArmyin1958.IntheArmy,RussellwassenttoHeilbronn,Germanyin1959,wherehebecameBattalionMailClerk.RussellreturnedhomeinNovember1960,wherehismailroutewaswaitingforhim.Heendedhispostalcareeronaroutewhereheagainmetupwith,anddeliveredmailtoAnthonyKennedybeforehisWashington,D.C.departure.RussellretiredoverLaborDayWeekendin1991. RussellmarriedPatriciaA.ReeseinDecember1965.TheywerelaterdivorcedinDecember1991.Tothisunionwasborn1son,PatrickR.McAllister.ThefollowingstorywastoldbyRuss: “Iplayedgolf,andhadawidowedretiredmailmanwhoIplayedweeklywithwhohadseasonticketstotheOaklandA’s.Sincehiswifehaddied,heaskedmetogototheMemorialWeekendSeriesin1992.AftertheFridaynightgame,wewereclowningaroundontheshuttlebusbacktothehotel,whenavoicesaid‘quithittinghim.’Myfriendlookedatmeandsaid‘doyou know her?’ I said ‘no.’ I would find out later that it was De-

niseW.Gould.Aftertheshuttlebus,weheadedforthewater-ingholewithDeniseandherboss.Thebarclosed,butwefourwereallowedtostayandfinish our drinks. Her boss and myfriendweretalkingabouthowmuchmoneytheyhad,soIaskedDeniseifIcouldsitnexttoher.Shesaidyes,anditwasatthattimethatthedeskclerkwasbroughtinatgunpointandwewererobbed.Wealwayssaidwemetatgunpoint.Wehavebeentogethereversince.” DenisehadgonetoschoolearlierinHagerman,Idaho,andhadsiblingsthere,soin1995,theycametovisitandcamedownfromBliss,andRusssaiditlookedniceandpretty.SoafterherdaddiedinFeb.2005,hermotherwantedtocomeback,soinJune2005theydid. RusswasdiagnosedwithPulmonaryFibrosisinJune2010. Russleavesbehindalovingwife,Denise;2daughtersShellyRivas,ofSacramento,California;andWinonaBras,ofWilson-ville,Oregonason,PatrickR.McAllister,ofDeSoto,Missouri;2brothers,JamesBrian(Esther)McAllister,andGlennChristian(MaryAnn)McAllister.Russisalsosurvivedbyhisgrandchil-drenandmanycousins,niecesandnephews,especiallyStacyMartin. Hewasprecededindeathbyhisparents;1brother,RogerNeilMcAllister,and1sister,JeraldineEvelynGieger. FuneralserviceswereheldonTuesday,September8,2015,attheHagermanLDSChurch.BurialfollowedatHagermanCem-etery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial donations inRuss’snamebemadetotheRusselMcAllisterMemorialFundandmaybemadeatanyUSBankbranch. ThefamilywouldliketosendaspecialthankyoutoAllianceHomeHealthAndHospice,withextraspecialthankstoSandy,ShantellandCindy.ThefamilywouldalsoliketothankDr.Gies,RobertAnderson,PA-C,andallthoseatAssociatesInFamilyPracticeinHagerman.

RussellAlanMcAllister


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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)

-----------------------Thur, Sept 10 (Rich) Soup, Sand & Butterscotch PieFriday, Sept 11 (Sho) Potato BarMonday, Sept 14 (Rich) Sausage / Gravy / BiscuitsTuesday, Sept 15 (Sho) Chicken Ala King w/ BiscuitsWed, Sept 16 (Sho) Soup, Sand & Lemon 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, Sept 10 Turkey / Dressing / GravyMonday, Sept 14 Mac n’Cheese w/Little SmokiesTuesday, Sept 15 Oriental Pork & NoodlesWednesday, Sept 16 Picnic ~ Inside or Out

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, Sept 11 Chicken Fried SteakTuesday, Sept 15 BBQ RibsWednesday, Sept 16 Chicken Alfredo

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.

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

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Gooding Art Department Winners TheSnakeRiverArtisans(SupervisorofGoodingCountyFair’sArtDepartment)wishtothankallparticipantswhoenteredartworksthisyear. Sorrytoreportthatonceagainthenumberofparticipantsthisyearwaslessthanyearbefore,buttherewasagoodshowingbythosewhoentered. Manythankstothisyear’sArtDepartmentjudgeKristiHall.ManythanksalsogoestoDonGillforjudgingonceagaintheFair’sArtDepartmentThemeAward.AlsomanythankstoallwhoworkedintheArtDepartmentandtothosethatwatchedovertheartworksThursdaythruSat-urday.Youreffortsweregreatlyappreciated.Lastbutnotleast,manythanksto“all”intheGoodingCountyFairOffice for their help in getting the supplies and other items neededtosetuptheArtDepartmentforshowing. For2016hopeallwhoparticipatedthisyearwillreturnandalsoparticipationwillincreaseinalldivisions.Keep-ingthisformoftheartsaliveisveryimportantnotonlyforGoodingCountybutforourNationtoo!PleasenoteweaddedanewDivisionforAdultCraftsandwehaveaplacefordigitalarttoo.Ifyournamehasbeenmisspelled,Iapologize. ThanksagainandhopetoseeyouattheGoodingCountyFairin2016. Submitted by Donald K Larson

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Major Awards:FineArtsDivision: BestofFair-MelanieHoskovec BestofFair1stRunner-up-LynnWoodLarson BestofFair2ndRunner-up-BonnieMcGoughAdultCraftDivision: BestofFair-MarilynDillard BestofFair1stRunner-up-JTReed BestofFair2ndRunner-up-MarilynDillardAmateurDivision: BestofDivision-RubyGraves 2ndBestofDivision-LindaSmalley 3rdBestofDivision-ElizabethPaulsYouthDivision: BestofYouthDivision-ChloeBrockenbury 2ndBestofYouthDivision-CallieGraves 3rdBestofYouthDivision-ShilohTrentFairTheme“CountryRoots&CountryBoots”Award wenttoLynnWoodLarsonMostPopularVotingwinnerswere: FineArtsDivision-BarbaraOneida AdultCraftsDivision-JTReed YouthDivision-ChloeBrockenburyRaffle winners: Kent Dunn - the painting M.Thompson-thecraft


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all thatournation’spubliclands and waters have tooffer, includingopportuni-tiestobeactive,spendtimewithfriendsandfamily,andserveaslivingclassroomstobuildcriticalskills. TheEveryKidinaParkprogramisanAdministra-tion-wide effort adminis-teredinpartnershipwiththeDepartmentoftheInterior,theDepartmentofAgricul-ture,theDepartmentofEd-ucation,U.S.ArmyCorpsofEngineers,andtheNationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministration. For110years, theForestServicehasbeena leaderinenvironmentaleducation.TheForestServicehasanarrayofprogramsdesignedtogetpeopleintothewoods,including Children’s’ For-ests,NatureWatch,andFS-NatureLIVE,aseriesofdis-tancelearningadventures.

...Every Kid continuednotcoveredbythePass. PresidentObamalaunchedtheEveryKidinaParkinitia-tiveearlierthisyearasacalltoactiontogetallchildrentoexperienceAmerica’sunparalleledoutdoors.Today,morethan80percentofAmericanfamiliesliveinurbanareas,andmanylackeasyaccesstosafeoutdoorspaces.Atthesametime,youthspendmorehoursthaneverinfrontofscreensinsteadofoutside. Fourthgraderscanlogontothewebsiteatwww.every-kidinapark.govandcompleteafuneducationalactivityinordertoobtainandprinttheirpass.Studentscanalsotradein their paper pass for an official access card at participating federalsitesnationwide.PassesareavailableatallSawtoothNational Forest offices. Educatorsandcommunityleaderscanaccesseducationalactivities, field trip options, and the ability to print passes fortheirclassrooms.Parentsvisitingthenewwebsitecanfind additional links for more information on planning trips tonearbypubliclands. EveryKidinaParkisacrucialcomponentofamulti-prongedapproachtoinspirethenextgenerationtodiscover

The NCMC Stache Dash was added as part of ourMen’s Health Campaign to bring awareness to

preventable men’s health problems andencourage early detection and treatment. Thisevent highlights the importance of men’s heart

health through daily exercise and proper nutrition.

Men’s Health Facts:> Heart disease is the number one killer of men in America.> l in 2 men will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime.> American men live sicker and die almost five years younger than women.> Men are 24% less likely than women to have visited a doctor in the past year.

Proceeds from this event go to the NCMC Men’s HealthCampaign to provide free health screenings for men in financial need and provide educational programsspecific to men’s health issues.

For more information or to register,please visit www.ncm-c.org or contactJoyce Glick at 208-934-4433 ext 1304.


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The Oregon ShortLine Railroad wasbuilt as far as the

townsiteofBlaine (popu-lationabout40) in the latefallof1911.Blainewasin

theareawhereBrincessBlueRibbonMineroadmeetsup with Highway 20 (about ten miles east of Fairfield). Themailwaspickeduptherebyahorsedrawnvehicleand taken to Soldier and Corral. The Hill City post office openedinApril1912.

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Annual Tour & PicnicSeptember 17, 2015

YouareinvitedtothetheWoodRiverRC&DAnnualTour&PicnictobeheldonSeptember17th. Thetour will takeyoutoacloudseedinggeneratorsiteguidedbyDerekBlestrud,meteorologistforIdahoPower. Afterthetour,apotluckpicnicwillbeheldattheCityPark in Fairfield (Willow Avenue) beginning around 1 p.m. Themaincoursewillbeprovidedalongwithbeverages,plates,silverware,napkinsetc.Pleasebringasalad,sidedish,ordessert. Ifyouwishtogoonthetourtheywillbemeetingatthe City Park In Fairfield at 10:00 a.m. sharp. Please call [email protected]. Youcanpre-registerforthepicnicbysendingyourcheckfor$10.00perpersonto: WRRC&D 1417thAvenueEast Gooding,Idaho83330 orRSVPto934-5053orby e-mailwoodriverrcandd@ yahoo.com beforeSeptember15th.

Fashion: 1900 to 2000 YouareinvitedtoTakeaTripThroughtheYearsbyat-tendingthe20thCenturyFashionShow&LuncheonhostedbytheMagicValleyRepublicanWomen(MVRW). ThefashionshowwillbeheldonSeptember26,2015,attheBlueLakesCountryClub(1940BlueLakesGrade,Jerome,Idaho)startingwithasocialhourat11a.m. SeatingislimitedandreservationsarerequiredbySeptember21st.Costis$35.00.

MakeChecksPayableto: MagicValleyRepublicanWomenandmailto: NeolaWeaver 1411East4400North, Buhl,ID83316FeelwelcometowearaVintageHat.

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Forthepast110yearstheBaldwinFamilyhaslivedonandmaintainedthispieceofland.Forthepast20years theMarvinFranceFarmhasdonethe actual planting andharvesting. I commendthemforajobwelldone. However,sinceIhavestewardshipofthelandifitraisespasture,hay,grainorweeds,ultimatelyIamtheoneresponsible.Idonottakethatresponsibilitylightly.PersonallyIwanttoleaveitbetterthanIreceivedit. Camashasalonghistoryofexcelling.If it takesteamworktowinatfootball,won’tthatsameteamworkandtenacityconquerCanadaThistle? GodhasentrustedYouandMewiththesteward-shipofHisland.Letusproveourselvesworthyofthattrust. BeulahBaldwin 30S300E Fairfield, Idaho


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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THESTATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF CAMAS

Case No.CV 2014-09

NOTICEOF

SALE

GREENTREESERVICINGLLCPlaintiff, vs.IANDAVIDIRELAND;DEANNAIRELAND;TIMOTHYJ.OSWALDandDoes1-10asindividualswithaninterestinthepropertylegallydescribedas:

AllthatportionoftheSW1/4ofSection11Township1South,Range14,EastBoiseMeridian,CamasCounty,IdahoDescribedasfollows:

BeginningattheSWcornerofSW1/4ofSection11andrunningthenceEastontheSouthSectionlineofsaidSection11,738feet;thenceinaNorthwesterlydirectiontoapointontheSouthlineoftheRailroadRightofWayoftheIdahoCentralRailroadCompany,whichis140feetEastoftheWestSectionlineofsaidSection11;thenceWest140feettotheWestSectionlineofsaidSection11;thence,SouthonsaidWestSectionlinetothepointofbeginning.Exceptingtherefromalllandheretoforedeededorusedforhighwayorroadpurposes.

Which may commonly be known as: North 110 East, Fairfield, ID 83327. Defendants.

UnderandbyvirtueofaFourthOrderforSaleofForeclosureexecutedbythejudgeonAugust10,2015anden-teredbytheCourtonAugust13,2015andaFourthWritofExecutionissuedonAugust13,2015outofandunderthesealoftheabove-entitledCourtonaJudgmentandenteredinsaidCourtintheabove-entitledactiononthe7thdayofNovember,2014,infavoroftheabove-namedPlaintiff,IamcommandedandrequiredtoproceedtonoticeforsaletosellatpublicauctiontherealpropertydescribedinsaidFourthOrderforSaleofForeclosureandFourthWritofExecu-tionandtoapplytheproceedsofsuchsaletothesatisfactionofsaidJudgmentandDecreeofForeclosurewithinterestthereonandmyfeesandcosts.

ThepropertydirectedtobesoldissituateinCamasCounty,StateofIdaho,andisdescribedasfollows,to-wit:AllthatportionoftheSW1/4ofSection11Township1South,Range14,EastBoiseMeridian,CamasCounty,IdahoDescribedasfollows:

BeginingattheSWcornerofSW1/4ofSection11andrunningthenceEastontheSouthSectionlineofsaidSec-tion11,738feet;thenceinaNorthwesterlydirectiontoapointontheSouthlineoftheRailroadRightofWayoftheIdahoCentralRailroadCompany,whichis140feetEastoftheWestSectionlineofsaidSection11;thenceWest140feettotheWestSectionlineofsaidSection11;thence,SouthonsaidWestSectionlinetothepointofbeginning.Exceptingtherefromalllandheretoforedeededorusedforhighwayorroadpurposes.

Which may commonly be known as: North 110 East, Fairfield, ID 83327..

NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatonthe30thdayofSeptember,2015atthehourof10o’clocka.m.,atthelocationofCamasCountyCourtHouse,Iwillattend,offerandsellatpublicauctionallorsomuchoftheabove-describedpropertythus directed to be sold as may be necessary to raise sufficient funds to pay and satisfy the Judgment and Decree of ForeclosureassetoutinsaidOrderforSaleofForeclosuretothehighestbidderthereforeinlawfulmoney.Thetimeperiodforredemptionoftheabovepropertyissix(6)monthsfromthedateofsaleherein.

The Sheriff, by a Certificate of Sale, will transfer right, title and interest of the judgment debtor in and to the property. TheSheriffwillalsogivepossessionbutdoesnotguaranteecleartitlenorcontinuepossessoryrighttothepurchaser. DATEDThis24thdayofAugust,2015. CAMASCOUNTYSHERIFFpublishedonSeptember2,9&19,2015 By:DavidL.Sanders


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Unclaimed PropertyTheIdahoStateTreasurer’sUnclaimedPropertyProgramactsasaconsumerprotectionagencytoensureforgottenfundsarereturnedtotheirrightfulowners.IdahoUnclaimedPropertyregularlypostsanupdatedlistofownersonthein-ternet.Thisonlinelistcanbeviewedatyourmoney.idaho.gov.UnclaimedPropertyconsistsofabandonedbankaccounts,forgotten refund checks, utility deposits, gift certificates, andmore.

NOTICE OF PROPOSEDCHANGE OF WATER RIGHT

TRANSFER NO. 80336SOUTHCOVEVENTURESLLC,C/OGREGORYVIK,PO BOX 1607, BELLEVUE, WA 98009; has filed Appli-cationNo.80336forchangestothefollowingwaterrightswithinCAMASCounty(s):RightNo(s).37-21720,37-2317;toseeafulldescriptionoftheserightsandtheproposedtransfer,pleaseseewww.idwr.idaho.gov/apps/wr/QueryNewTransfers/QueryNewTransfers.aspx.Thepurposeofthetransferistochangeaportionoftheaboverightsasfollows:Applicationproposestochangeapointofdiversion(POD)andplaceofuse(POU)fortwoirrigationrightslimitedto55acreswhencombined,bothdivertedfromSpringCreek(37-2317;1.10cfsand37-21720;111.0afirrigationstorage).ProposedPODwillbelocatedapproximately1.8milesdownstreamofthecurrentPOD.ProposedPODandPOUarelocatedapproximately5.0to 5.2 miles east and 3.9 to 4.4 miles south of Fairfield.

Foradditionalinformationconcerningthepropertylocation,contact Southern Region office at (208) 736-3033. Protests maybesubmittedbasedonthecriteriaofIdahoCodeSec.42-222.Anyprotestagainsttheproposedchangemustbefiled with the Department of Water Resources, Southern Region,650AddisonAveWSte500,TwinFallsID83301togetherwithaprotestfeeof$25.00foreachapplicationonorbeforeSeptember21,2015.Theprotestantmustalsosendacopyoftheprotesttotheapplicant.

GARY SPACKMAN, Directorpublished on September 2nd & 9th, 2015

T.S.No. 026703-IDParcelNo.:RPF0050004018BANO-TICEOFTRUSTEE’SSALEOn12/30/2015at2:00PM(recognizedlocaltime),attheCAMASCOUNTYCOURTY-HOUSEFRONTSTEPS,501SOLDIERROAD,FAIRFIELD,ID83327,intheCountyofCamas,SYDNEYK.LEAVITT,ESQ.,amemberoftheStateBarofIdaho,ofALDRIDGEPITE,LLPastrustee,willsellatpublicauction,tothehighestbidder,forcash,inlawfulmoneyoftheUnitedStates,allpay-ableatthetimeofsale,thefollowingdescribedrealproperty,situatedintheCountyofCamas,StateofIdaho,anddescribedasfollows,towit:THEEAST67FEETOFLOTS18,19,20,21AND22INBLOCK4OFFAIRFIELDTOWNSITE,CAMASCOUNTY,IDAHO,ASTHESAMEISSHOWNONTHEOFFICIALPLATTHEREOFLOCATEDINTHEOF-FICEOFTHECOUNTYRECORDEROFSAIDCOUNTY.TheTrusteehasnoknowledgeofamoreparticulardescrip-tionoftheabovereferencedrealproperty,butforpurposesofcompliancewithIdahoCodeSection60-113,theTrusteehasbeeninformedthattheaddressof:101WESTALTURASAVEAKA101ALTURASAVENUEWEST,FAIRFIELD,ID83327,iscommonlyassociatedwithsaidrealproperty.Saidsalewillbemadewithoutcovenantorwarranty,expressorimplied,regardingtitle,possessionorencumbrancestosat-isfytheobligationsecuredbyandpursuanttothepowerofsaleconferredintheDeedofTrustexecutedbyRODNEYSHANEHARRISANUNMARRIEDMAN,asGrantor(s),toGOODING TITLE AND ESCROW, as Trustee, for the benefit andsecurityofMORTGAGEELECTRONICREGISTRA-TIONSYSTEMSINC.,SOLELYASNOMINEEFORTHEMORTGAGECO-OP,AUTAHCORPORATION,ITSSUC-CESSORS AND ASSIGNS, as Beneficiary, dated 2/16/2005, recorded2/17/2005,asInstrumentNo.78226,inBook35,Page228, official records of Camas County, Idaho. Please note: The abovenamedGrantorsarenamedtocomplywithIdahoCodeSection45-1506(4)(a);norepresentationismadethattheyare,orarenot,presentlyresponsiblefortheobligation.Thedefaultforwhichthissaleistobemadeisthefailuretomakemonthlypaymentswhenduefrom8/1/2009andallsubsequentmonthlypaymentsthereafter,includinginstallmentsofprincipal,inter-est,impounds,advances,plusanychargeslawfullydueunderthenotesecuredbytheaforementionedDeedofTrust,DeedofTrustandasallowedunderIdahoLaw.ThesumowingontheobligationsecuredbysaidDeedofTrustasof8/19/2015is$126,554.63includinginterest,costs,fees,includingtrusteeand/orattorneyfeesandcosts,andexpensesactuallyincurredinenforcingtheobligationthereunderorinthissaleandtoprotectthesecurityassociatedwiththeDeedofTrust,asau-

thorizedintheNote,DeedofTrustorasallowedunderIdahoLaw.Becauseinterest,latecharges,fees,costsandexpensescontinuetoaccrue,thetotalamountduevariesfromdaytoday.Hence,ifyoupaytheamountshownabove,anadjustmentmaybenecessaryafterreceiptoffundstosatisfythedebt.Forfur-therinformation,writetheTrusteeat4375JutlandDrive,Ste.200,SanDiego,CA92117,orcall(866)931-0036DATED:8/19/2015SYDNEYK.LEAVITT,ESQ.,amemberoftheStateBarofIdaho,ofALDRIDGEPITE,LLP


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Yard / Garage SaleFriday & Saturday, September 18th & 19th

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Wanted:►Wanted: Inexpensive working electric cookstove with ovenspacelargerthan23”wX16”hX18”d.PleasecallConnieat320-1363.

Cabin For Sale►Cabin+Almost3acres.Nomorecrowdedcampgrounds.Approximately 25 north ofFairfield, 4 miles from Big Smokeycampground.Wildlifegalore. A Hunters Paradise.Fireplace, Well & Septic inplace.Yourowncreekacrossthebackoftheproperty.Pro-panestoveandfridgeincluded.Familyhasgrownand scat-tered.Timeforanewfamilytocreatememories.Almost900squarefeetdownstairsplus3/4upstairsloft.4milesfromBigSmokey.20milesfromFeath-erville.RoyalElkEstatesLot18.208-431-4787.Ownernotfinancing. $239,000

For Rent2bed1bathw/hookupforW/D.PropaneHeat.2wood-stoves.Sauna.Fencedyard.500/mo.NearparkinFair-field 208-720-9465.

YardSale&BakeSaleSeptember11&12

8a.m.to3p.m.United Methodist Church4th&SalmoninHagerman

FREE ~ FREEFree32”JVCt.v.Worksperfect,cableready,lotsoffea-tures. Not a flat screen. 764-2906.


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