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Celebrating Smokey Bear’s 70th Birthday TWIN FALLS, ID... Tocelebrate Smokey Bear’sBirthday the SawtoothNational Forest will hostRudy Wendelin’s collec-tion of Smokey Bear Por-traits.ThePortraitswillbedisplayed at the SawtoothSupervisorsOffice,Minido-kaRangerDistrict,FairfieldRanger District, KetchumRanger District, SawtoothNational Recreation Areaheadquartersand theRed-fish Visitor Center duringregularofficehours. The “Smokey Bear
through theEyes ofRudyWendelin Gallery” wasmade available throughthe National AgriculturalLibrary Special Collec-tionsinMaryland,andtheSawtoothdisplayisoneofmany locations through-outtheUnitedStatesthatwilldisplaytheexhibitthissummer. Rudy Wendelin workedfor the US Forest Servicefrom 1949-1973 and tooktheapproachto“softenandhumanize” the appearanceofSmokeyBeartogainthe
attentionofchildren.Thismethodwasverysuccessfulin helping spread the fireeducation message “OnlyYouCanPreventWildfires”andcontinuestothisday. “This is a great opportu-nity for everyone to viewsomewonderfulartworkonbehalf of one of our mosttreasuredicons,”saysMon-te Williams, Acting ForestSupervisor. To view the completeSmokey Bear CollectionGallerypleasevisit:special-collections.nal.usda.gov
TheCamasCountyRodeohasanewpermanentarenaandtheyarereadyforafunweekend - Friday & Satur-day,July11th&12th. CrewshavebeenworkinghardtomakethenewCMeLaterArenainFairfieldthe
This Weekend at the C Me Later Arenaviding rides at $1 per ride– buy five rides, get onefree.Theycanalsogettheirfacespaintedfor$1to$2. Forthegrownups,abeergardenwillbesetupalongwith food vendors, andtherewillbe livemusicaf-tertheSaturdayevents. Rodeo begins at 6 p.m.each evening with slackevents on Saturday (10a.m.)Don’tforgettheMut-ton Bustin’ (Friday only)andHometownBullRiding.$8pershow(under8free).
Arts in the Park
ThisSaturdayandSundayin Shoshone, come enjoythe27thAnnualShoshoneArtsinthePark. Held at the LincolnCounty Courthouse Lawnin Shoshone, there willvendorsaswellashistoricaldisplaysincludingarestoredBasque sheep wagon fromtheOniedaFamily,a largecoveredwagon,anantiquefireengine,andvariousdis-plays of vintage cars andtractors. On Saturday, starting at6 p.m. at the fairgroundstheUnitedTruckPullwillmake the town rumble astruckscompeteintheEdgePulling Series. All trucksare welcome, but registra-tionendsat4p.m.Ticketsare$12(kid6-12ar$10). The Music Festival willbeheldSaturdayandSun-day featuring some greatmusicians from all aroundtheMagicValley-Veroni-caGuthrie,WayneNelson,RickKuhn,Jon&JenniJa-cobson and Friends, MattRenner, and the FiddinFrogFiddleGroup. Sunday’seventswillbeginat8a.m.withtheShoshoneFire Department cookingupaCommunityBreakfast.
bestlittlerodeoarenaintheWest.ItevenhasaCrow’sNestwhere theannouncerandthetimerswillhavethebestseatsinthehouse! Makesureyoubringyourkidstotherodeo.Theywilllovetheropingandriding,as well as the Fat MooseExpress mini-train pro-
Volume 38 ~ Number 28
News from the Heart of IdahoCamas • Lincoln • Gooding
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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsAre you missing some change: Lastmonth, onaverywindyday, you leftTimberlineTrashtogetsomechangeandleftustoomuchmoney.Stopbyandtheworkerwillgiveyouyourchange.Thanks.
Old Cars Needed: The Camas Fire & EMT’s are hosting an Extricationcourseon July26thand theyneedcars tocutup. If youhaveacaryouarewillingtodonate,pleasecontactLesiaKnowltonat961-0858orMikeStewartat969-0089.Theyarealsointerestedinvolunteersforbothoftheseservices.
Wendell Library Used Bookstore: Newusedbooksand rummage sale itemsaddedeveryweek.Donationsofbooks,CD’s,DVD’s,andothergoodcleanitemsarewelcome.
July 20th ~ 2014 Pioneer Picnic in Fairfield
The Lincoln County FairJuly 21st thru 26thSchedule of 4-H & FFA Events:
Fri,July11:ProjectRecordBooksdueby5p.m.Sat,July12:startingat10a.m. 4-HStyleReview,Demonstrations,PublicSpeakingMon,July14:4-HDisplaysetup(9to5)Tue,July15:4-HClubBoothsdecorated(allday)Fri,July18:CleanUp&InterviewJudgingSun,July20:CreativeLivingEntryCheck-in(1-7)Mon,July21:HorseShow(8am)&CreativeLivingJudging 4-H&FFADairyWeigh-in(6pm)Tue,July22:4-H&FFADairyShow(8am) Exhibitsopen&LeadersholdaSilentAuction Weigh-inforSheep(2pm)Beef(3pm)Swine(4pm)Wed,July23:SheepShow(8am)GoatShow(1pm) FarmBureauFuninShowing(3pm) HorsePull(6pm)Thur,July24:SwineShow(8am)SmallAnimalShow(1pm) SmallAnimalRoundRobin(3pm)Fri,July25:BeefShow(8am) LargeAnimalRoundRobin(1pm)Sat,July26:MarketAnimalAuctionSaleat11:00a.m. MarketAnimalBuyerCheck-In(10:30a.m.) 4-HAwards&RecognitionCeremonyat4:00p.m.Sunday,July27:CleanUp
Foracompletelistofdates,times,andevents,gotowww.exten-sion.uidaho.edu/Lincoln,orpickup the“Free”whiteLincolnCountyFairbookletattheSawtoothMarketinShoshoneandmostotherconveniencestores.
4-H Program Coordinator: Kyanne FrandsenExtension Assistant: Mashelle Barlow
Phone Number: 208-886-2406 (8:30 to 5)
Mannies’s Jamboree: Fiddlers Inc will hold this year’s Jamboree in Belevue,Idaho,attheCityParkonSaturdayJuly12thfrom11a.m.to5p.m.Everyoneiswelcome,bringyouownchair,noad-
missioncharge.Musicianswithacousticstringinstrumentsarewelcometojam.This is a familyeventevent (NOAL-COHOL IN THE PARK during theJamboree). Bellevue Chamber of Com-mercewillserveDutchOvenCookingat$5.00aplate.The5BeeQuiltersGuildwillhostaQuiltShow.AftertheJambo-ree,MattRenner&SlowChildrenPlay-ingwillbeonstagetill9p.m.
July 26th, 2014Micro Mini Car Show
Do you have a BMW Isetta, a Messerschmitt, a Gog-gomobilDart,oraVespacar?HowaboutaMini,aCros-ley,aNash,oraCitroën2CV? Theyarecalledmicrocar,minicar,cyclecars,etc.Theyareall small...very small (at leastby today’s standards),andnotallofthemareold-theSmartCar(ingasorelec-tric)orthelittleSuzukitrucksweseedrivingaround. Ifyouhaveacarthat1500ccorless,planonattendingtheMicroMiniCarShowonJuly26thtobeheldindown-townFairfieldfrom10a.m.to4p.m. Formoreinformation,callClellBallardinFairfield(764-2313)[email protected]
Thank You... Iwouldliketosaythankyoutoallthatsupportedandvotedformeintheprimaryelection.Iwouldliketothankall of you individually, but that is not possible so a bigthankyouhereisthebestIcando. Bill Davis
SpeakerNightattheGoodingCountyHistoricalMuseumWednesday, July 9th at 7 pm
The Golden Age of Flight:The Rise & Fall of Pan Am – An American Icon
GenieSmithPrattworkedforPanAmericanAirlinesinthe1970’s,flyingprimarilyinEurope,Asia,LatinAmer-ica,theMiddleEast,64countriesintotalwhileworkingasaflightattendant.Comehearherexcitingstory.
Coming July 20th ~ the Basque Picnic.Held is year at the Basque Cultural Center.
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Recently, the Idaho Hospi-talAssociationselectedLucyOs-bornetoreceivetheIHA’sTrust-eeoftheYearAward.Theawardrecognizes one hospital trusteewho has made exemplary con-tributions to improve his or herhospital’s service to its patientsandcommunity.Lucywillbepre-sentedwithherawardatthe81st
AnnualIHAConvention,thisOctoberinSunValley. LucybeganherservicetoNorthCanyonMedicalCenterin2001whenshewasappointedtotheGoodingCountyMemorial Hospital (GCMH) District Board. She servedthereforthenexttenyearsinvariousboardpositions.ShewasalsoaboardmemberontheGCMHFoundationwhereshedonatedhertimeandfinancialresourcestomanyfund-raisingevents. InNovember2007, theGCMHDistrictandSt.Luke’sHealth System signed an agreement to form a nonprofithospital corporation, Partners in Healthcare, Inc. (PIH)DBANorthCanyonMedicalCenter(NCMC).LucywasappointedtothePIHBoardatthistimeandservedonvari-ousboardcommittees,includingplanning,performanceim-provementandfinance.ShebecamethePIHBoardChair-manin2010andcontinuestoserveasanex-officioontheboardcommittees. Lucy’sleadershipandenthusiasmforthefutureofNorthCanyon Medical Center (NCMC) has inspired trust andconfidenceintheboard,medicalstaff,communityandem-ployees.HerleadershiphashelpedNCMCbecomeacohe-sive,dynamicorganizationwithadesiretopursueopportu-nitiesthatwillenhancequalitypatientcareandaccess. Lucy’s service to the community extends beyond herdedicationtothehospitalboard.SheservedasChairmanoftheGoodingCountyFairandRodeoBoardfrom1982-1989andwasRodeoManagerfrom1989-1995.Duringthistime,shebroughtGoodingCountytogethertoraisefundsto build anewgrandstandand concession area.ShewashonoredbytheCityofGoodingwhentheroadtothefair-groundswasnamedafterher,“LucyLane.”
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death & service noticesN. Warren Rasmussen, 93,aresidentofShoshone,passedawayTuesday,July1,2014athishomeinShoshone.
Barbara M. Brown, 82, ofBliss, Idahoand formerlyofHagermanpassedawayThursday,July3,2014atSt.LukesMagicValleyHospitalinTwinFalls.
Doris M. Oakley, 87,aresidentofGooding,passedawayMonday,July7,2014atherhomeinGooding.
Vicki Rogers, 69, a resident of Gooding, passed awayMonday, July7,2014atherhome inGooding.Serviceswillbeheldat11a.m.onTuesday,July15thattheGood-ingLDSChurchwithvisitationatthechurchbeginningat10a.m.BurialwillfollowatElmwoodCemetery.
DorothyMaeStrickland Dorothy Mae Strickland, 90, of Gooding,passed away surrounded by family on Satur-day, June 21, 2014. She was born February24,1924,intheWestPointareasouthwestofWendell,toJoeandBerthaStickle.Dorothyjoined three older brothers, Arthur, RussellandRobert,whowaslostwhenhissubmarine,theU.S.S.CapelinwentdownintheCelebesSeain1943.Heryoungerbrother,Dick,wouldjointhefamilytenyearsafterDorothy. Dorothy and her brothers were raised in the Wendellarea. She attended Wendell schools through her junioryearofhighschool.Shemovedwithherfamilyinthefallof1941toNorthLongBeach,California,whereherfatherbeganwork intheshipyardsandhermotheratDouglasAircraft.Dorothyattendedhersenioryearandgraduat-edfromDavidStarrJordanHighSchoolinLongBeach.Aftergraduation,shewenttoworkforMetropolitanLifeInsuranceCompanyinLongBeach,andattendedComp-ton JuniorCollege fora time,beforegoing toworkasabookkeeperfortheInspectionDepartmentofC-47cargoplanesatDouglasAircraft. Inthefallof1944,DorothyreturnedtoIdaho,joiningtheCadetNurseCorpsandattendingSt.AlphonsusSchoolofNursinginBoise.In1946,DorothyleftBoisetoreturntoWendellandmarryherhighschoolsweetheart,Richard(Dick) Strickland, son of Frank and Chlora Strickland.DickhadjustreturnedfromtheArmyAirCorps,servingintheSouthPacific.OnApril7,1946,DickandDorothyweremarriedatthehomeofhergrandparents,J.S.andJo-sephineBanks.Themarriagelasted56years,untilDick’s
o b i t u a r i e sdeath in 2002. In the first six years of theirmarriage,DickandDorothyspentwintersona ranch southeastofWendell, and summersontheCamasPrairie.Theyfarmedsouthwestof Wendell for two years, then bought 160acres in the Shoestring Community (south-westofGooding)in1954.Dorothystilllivedat thehomeplaceuntil justamonthbeforeherdeath. Dorothyworked for theAgriculturalSta-bilization&ConservationServiceinGoodingfortwenty-fiveyears,firstasaprogramclerk,
andthelasttwoyearsasCountyExecutiveDirector,untilherretirementattheageof60in1984.Afterretirement,sheandDicktraveledsouthtoArizonawiththeir fifth-wheeltrailereachwinter,andalsomadetripstoAlaska,Hawaii, California, and the East Coast. Dorothy alwayslovedworkinginheryardand,likehermotherbeforeher,was known for beautiful iris beds. Many are the friendsandfamilymembersthatbenefittedfromDorothy’slovelycraftwork.Shewasalwaysbusyuntilherhealthbegantofail.SheandDicktendeda largegardenevery summer,andshecanneditsbountyinthefall.Iftheweatherpre-ventedherfromworkinginheryard,thenyoucouldfindherinside,knitting,crocheting,quilting,baking,orwork-ingonsomeotherkindofproject. Dorothy was preceded in death by her parents, herfour brothers, and her beloved husband, Dick. She wasalso preceded in death by her lifelong friends, CarmenWheeler and (sister-in-law) Frances “Trip” Stickle. Sheissurvivedbyherson,Rick(Sharon)Strickland,andherdaughter,Kathy(Bob)Locke,ofGooding;fivegrandchil-dren,Brian(Julie)LockeofChicago;Christine(Adrian)CelayaofGooding; AmandaStricklandof Jerome;T.J.Strickland and Zach Strickland, both of Gooding; andeight great-grandchildren Xanti, Caydance, Dominixe,Brianna,Gage,Priscilla,JaxonandJohn.Sheisalsosur-vivedbyfoursisters-in-law,JoanneStickle,EvelynStrick-land,BarbaraStrickland,andElvaStrickland,aswellasspecialnieces,nephewsandcousins. Amemorialservicewillbeheldat2p.m.onWednes-day,July9th,attheUnitedMethodistChurchinGooding.AprivatefamilyinturnmentwillbeheldattheWendellCemetery. The family requests memorial contributions in Doro-thy’snamebemadeto:GoodingRelayForLifec/oSusanBolton,626ColoradoSt.,Gooding,Idaho;ortheGoodingCommunityChorale,P.O.Box484,Gooding,Idaho.
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BerniceYore Ourbelovedmother,grandmoth-er, great-grandmother and friend,Bernice Yore, 92, died Saturday,June28,2014atBennettHillsCareCenterinGooding,Idaho. Bernice was born at home July28,1921inthesmallnorthernCal-iforniatownofSmartsville.ShewasthefifthoftenchildrenborntoAsaandEmmaWheatonFippin. ShegraduatedfromMarysvilleUnionHighSchoolin1939andthatsameyearwasmarriedtoJackYore.TheyranchedandraisedtheirfamilyinYubaCountyuntil1962when,to-getherwithJack’sparents,theymovedtoaranchnorthofGooding.FollowingJack’sdeathin1979,BernicemovedtoherhomeinGoodingwhereshehassinceresided. “Gramma Niecie” was a homemaker and the glue thatheldourfamilytogether.Herlifewascenteredaroundherfamily.Shelovedfamilyget-togethersandtookgreatjoyinhearingabouttheactivitiesofthosesheloved.Homewasherfavoriteplacetobesurroundedbyfamilyandfriends.Sheenjoyedgardening,crosswordpuzzles,phonevisitswithspecialfriends,playingpinochle,anoccasionaltriptoJack-potandthespecialtimesshespentwithherTrinityEpisco-palChurchfamily.FormanyyearsshevolunteeredattheNCMCAuxiliaryThriftShopandtreasuredthefriendshipsshemadethere.Wewilllongrememberandmissherwon-derfulcustardpiesandthebrowncookiejarfilledwithpea-
Jim“R”Reed Jim “R” Reed, 84, a resident ofGooding, Idaho, passed away July4,2014,atNorthCanyonMedicalCenterinGooding. Jim was born February 14, 1930inDeclo,Idaho,thesonofNewton(Dick) and Estella Reed. He wasraised and educated in Gooding,Tuttle,andBliss.HejoinedtheNavyonJanuary6,1949and was honorably discharged on December 14, 1952.HeMarriedJuneClareenGravesonJanuary25,1953inGooding,Idaho.JimandClareenwerehappilymarriedfor61years. Jimspenthislifefarmingandranching.Heworkedasadry-wallcontractor someof thewintermonths. JimandClareenenjoyedsquaredancing,andcardgames,mostlypinochle.Jimwasamemberofthe40&8andtheFair-
nutbuttercookies.Althoughweoftenteasedheraboutherfrugality,wetrulyadmiredherstrengthofcharacterandthevaluablelifelessonsshetaughtus.Shetouchedtheheartsofmanyinher92yearsandwillbegreatlymissed. Berniceissurvivedby:herfoursons,Mike(Cherie)ofSidney,MT,John(Pam)ofTwinFalls,Tom(Audra)ofGooding,andDan(Marilyn)ofHagerman;andherdaugh-ter,Susan(Fred)FaulknerofGooding;her14grandchil-dren:DianeandBen(Ginger)Yore;Scott,Yancey(Amy)andPete(Mindi)Yore;Jed(Tina)andTim(Kim)YoreandTiffanyWagner;KellyandMatt(Kim)Yore;Jeff(Ja-nis)Faulkner,Laurie(Francis)Bahe,Cathy(Jeff)PavkovandJay(Becky)Faulkner;24great-grandchildrenthatwillmisshersmilesandhugs;onesister,NellieofWashington;andnumerousniecesandnephews. Shewasprecededindeathby:herparents;fourbroth-ers,Robert,Sid,BudandJohnny;sisters,Julia,Jean,VernaandFreddie;andherhusband,Jack. ThefamilygivesspecialthankstoNorthCanyonMedi-cal Center, Dr. Gies and Associates, and Bennett HillsCare Center for the thoughtful and compassionate careBernicereceived. Memorial contributions may be made to: the NCMCAuxiliary,P.O.Box164,Gooding,ID83330;theGoodingSeniorCenter,308SeniorAvenue,Gooding,ID83330;oracharityofyourchoice. AservicecelebratingBernice’slifewasheldTues-day,July8,2014,atDemaray’sFuneralChapelwithintermentatElmwoodCemeteryinGooding.
field American Legion. Jim was instrumental in startingtheSon’softheAmericanLegioninFairfield. Jim is survived by his wife, Clareen Reed of Gooding,Idaho;sons,Kim(Bette)ofWendell,Idaho;Ron(Roxi)ofGooding,Idaho;andDan(LeAnn)ofGooding,Idaho;brothers Bill (Peggy), of Union Oregon; Bob (Dotty) ofCanada;and1sister,BettyBishopofBliss,Idaho;grand-children, J.T. Reed, Lyndi Adams, Bryan Reed, KevanReed, JenaFaulkner,NicoleReed,AlisaReed,andBri-anna Reed; and great-grandchildren, Sierra Reed, KatyAdams,AmberCrick,CourtneyReed,JezraelReed,AsheReed,andFayeFaulkner.Jimwasprecededindeathbyhisparents,DickandEstellaReed. Visitationforfamilyandfriendswillbeheldfrom4to7p.m.onThursday,July10th,andafuneralservicewillbeheldat10a.m.onFriday,July11,2014,bothatDemaray’sGoodingChapel.BurialwithmilitaryhonorswillfollowatElmwoodCemeteryinGooding.
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One of the West’s GreatestHistoric Outdoor Potluck Picnics! Free!This year’s picnic honors the late artist George Carrico!
Forthe101stannualPioneerPicnic,theCamasPioneerAssociationwilldedicatetheprogramtothelateGeorgeCarrico, aCamas residentwhocarved the famous reliefcarvingformerlylocatedattheJohnsonHilloverlooksite.The carving mysteriously disappeared some years later.Carricowill be rememberedandhonored in remarksbyfriendsandfamilymembers.OtheractivitieswillincludeaperformancebytheIdahoOldTimeFiddlers,aperfor-mancebyRuthHarrisonoftheCamasanthem,“OCamasMyCamas,”writtenbythelateRalphCroner.ThePicnicwillalsofeaturethebigCamashistorytimelineexhibitedinventedandwrittenbyBeulahBaldwin! ThefirstCamasPioneerPicnicwasheldin1913inthethen-bustlingtownofSoldier,Idaho,justtwomilesnorthoftoday’sbustlingtownofFairfield,nowtheCamasCoun-tyseat.Sincethen,theCamasPioneerPicnic,organizedbytheCamasPioneerPicnicAssociation,hastakenplaceevery summer, in foulweatherand(mostly) fair, tocel-ebratethefirstinhabitantsoftheCamasPrairieandtheircontemporarysuccessorsinabigcommunitypotluck!101yearsofpotluckpicnicperfection,anunbrokenchainofthree-beansalads,roastbeef,startlingjellodishes,brown-ies,cookies,greensalads,macandcheese,scallopedpo-tatoes,etc.,reachingbacktotheyoungyearsofthe20thCentury! Imagine!Thinkaboutit!TheCamasPioneerPicnichassurvivedannuallyfromtheageofhorseandbuggiesandsteamtractors,throughtheageoftheautomobile,tothespaceage,intothecomputerage,andintowhateveragecomesnext!Overallthattime,theCamaspicnickershaveseengoodharvestsandlean,peaceandwar,bountyanddepressions, birth and loss, industries go, and industriesarrive. The Pioneer Picnic has survived, giving CamasPioneersoldandyoungasummerafternoondedicatedtohonoringtogetherthosehavecome,andwhohavepassed,inourhighIdahovalleybeneaththesun. Thepicnicisfree,andallareheartilyinvited.Meatanddrinkswill beprovided, andpicnickers are requested to
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Immigration Woes Oneyearago,theReaganfamilywalkedoffanairplaneinLondon,England.Astheyweregoingthroughpassportcontrol,Mr.Reaganwaspullasideandhiswifeandthreechildrendidn’thearfromhimfornearly24hours,andhewashalfaworldaway. No,hewasn’taspycalledoffforspecialduty(thoughthatmighthavecrossedhisimaginationonoccasion),rather,hewascaughtupinGreatBritain’simmigrationbureaucracy. Forthoseofyouwhomightbewondering,Iamnottalkingabouttheeditorofthisnewspaper,buthisyoungerbrother,HerbertRea-gan. ThestoryallbeganovertwentyyearsagowhenHerbertgraduatedfromSeattlePacificUniversity.Aftercontemplatingwhattodowithhislife,hedecidedtospendayearwithamissionaryorganizationinEnglandcalledYWAM-YouthWithAMission.Oneyear turnedintoasecond,andayoungladyfromNottinghamjoinedtheReaganClan. HerbertandGillianspentthenexttenyears inEnglandworkingwith YWAM, then decided that South Africa was the place theyneededtobe.AlongwiththeirtwoboystheymovedtoCapeTown,SouthAfrica,wheretheyspentthenexttenyears,hadanotherson,andhelpedstartabrandnewchurch. Asmissionaries,theylivedinSouthAfricaundertemporaryvisas.Thisallowedthemtodoanythingrelatedtothechurch,butitdidnotallowthemtolegallywork,andthosevisascouldberevokedatany-time.Thesolutionwastoapplyforpermanentresidency,whichtheydid,yetSouthAfrica’simmigrationbureaucracywasextremelyslowtorespond-tooslowforthemtoremaininSouthAfricabeforetheirvisasexpired. So,theydecidedtomovebacktoEnglandtobenearGillian’sfam-ily.Thefamilyandalltheirbelongingsarrivesafely,butHerbertwassentbacktoSouthAfrica.HehadbeenassuredbytheBritishconsul-ateinSouthAfricathathecouldobtaina6-monthvisitorvisa,thenapplyforaSettlementvisawhileinEngland(sincehehadpreviouslyheldpermanentresidencyintheUK).Thatturnedouttobewrongduetosomechangesinthelaw. InSouthAfrica(again),Herbreceiveda3-monthvisitorsvisa,butitsoonbecameevidentthatthiswouldnotbeenoughtimetocom-plete the immigration process. He then flew to America where hemovedinwithhisauntandunclewholiveinGeorgia,andforthelastyearhehasbeenworkingthroughthe legalprocessof rejoininghisfamily. Thisweek,afternumerousobstacleswhichincludedappealstothecourtsystemandcomputerglitches,HerbertisheadedofftoEnglandjustafewdaysshortoftheone-yearanniversaryofthisadventure.
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Camas LibrarySummer Reading
Programs TheCamasCountyPublicLibraryisholdingaspecialsummerreadingprogrameveryTuesdayfrom2-3p.m.atthelibrary.ThesuggestedageofchildrentoattendisforthosethathavefinishedKindergaten,1st,2nd,and3rdgrade.Childrenhavetheopportunitytolistentostoriesandtherearefunprojectstoworkon. A preschool age story time is also being held at thelibrary. This program which began in June, will runthroughtheendofsummer.ItisheldonThursdaysbe-ginningat10:30a.m.andlastaboutonehour.
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Richfield District Library105SouthMainStreet~487–1242
Tuesday2-6&Thursday10-6StoryTimeEveryThursday-10:30a.m.
The Shoshone Library211SouthRailWest~886–2843
~ Open ~Mon12to5Wed12to7Thur10to
Wendell Public LibraryHOURS
11:00to5MondaythruFriday
3751stAvenueEast,Wendell~536–6195
Gooding Public Library934–4089~3065thAvenueWest
Regular Hours of OperationMonday12to5Thursday1to8Tuesday1to8Friday12to5Wednesday10to5SaturdayClosed
Camas County Public LibraryHOURS
Monday12:30to8Thursday10to5:30Tue,Wed&Fri12:30to5:30
607SoldierRoad,Fairfield~764–2553
New Alanon MeetingattheGoodingWalkerCenter
(60511thAvenueEast)EveryotherWednesday6:30p.m.to7:30p.m.Allarewelcome!
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JULY 2014 at Gooding Public Library10th 10-11amSummerReadingforkids 3-4pmBookClubfortweens 6:30-7:30pmClick-Clickknittinggroup11th 1-2pm4HActivityattheLibrary 3-4pmBuilderClub(funwithLEGOs,K’NeX,blocksetc.)15th 10-11amSummerReadingforkids 6-7:30pmMakerCampfortweens/teens16th 10:30-11amSummerReadingforlittlefolks0-4yrs. 12:30-1:30pmStoryTimeintheEastPark17th 10-11amSummerReadingforkids 3-4pmBookClub2nd-4thgradeboys 4-5pmBookClub2nd-4thgradegirls 6-7pmBookClubforadults18th 3-4pmBuilderClub22nd10-11amSummerReadingforkids 6-7:30pmMakerCampfortweens/teens23rd 10:30-11amSummerReadingforlittlefolks0-4yrs. 12:30-1:30pmStoryTimeintheEastPark24th 10-11amSummerReadingforkids 6:30-7:30pmClick-Clickknittinggroup25th 3-4pmBuilderClub26th 1-3pmSpecialSaturdayEvent!Bookintro&signing bylocalauthorCate James Qualls29th 6-7:30pmMakerCampfortweens/teens31st 6-7pmBookClubforadults
AUGUST 8th: Summer Reading “Grand Finale” from4:30to8p.m.attheEastPark,hostedbyBodyBalancePhysicalTherapy:Freehotdogs-Freegames,activities,swimming,prizes,andbookgiveaways.BodyBalancePTwilldonate$1totheLibraryforeachhotdogserved. August 8th is also the last day to take AcceleratedReadertestsattheLibrary,andlastdaytosubmitSum-merReadingProgramreadinglogs/bookreviews.
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The Adventures of Joe Sabinthe Noxious Weed Slayer Part 1by... the Camas Bug Crew Cold,wetsweatdrippeddownJoe’sface.Joehadneveren-counteredatenaciouspatchofCanadaThistle likethisbe-fore.Fewpeoplerealizethatthisaggressive,colony-formingperennialweedthatreproducesbyseedandhasdeepexten-sivehorizontalrootscanchokethelifeoutofthelocalsandoverwhelmanything in its path. Joehelda critical pieceofknowledge that was essential to his mission. He knew thatCanada Thistle flowering occurs from June to August andthatiftheseweedswereallowedtomature,allwouldbelost. CanadaThistleisaformidableenemy.Anativeofsouth-easternEurasia,itfirstinvadedCanadahidingincontaminat-edcropseedinthe18thcentury.Itrapidlyadvancedsouth,andifnotstoppedthreatenedtheveryAmericanwayoflife.ThestemsofCanadathistlearetypicallyonetofourfeettallwith alternate oblong or lanced shaped leaves divided intospiney tippeddaggersofdoom. It is amenace tobothmanandbeast.Fromthemajesticbovinegrazinginthefieldtothesmallboy in shortpants chasingafterandoverthrownball;this weed attacks with vicious thorns, ripping at flesh andleavingmayheminitswake. Thecountrywasputonredalertandturnedtoitslasthope,JoeSabin.Joehadextensiveexperiencewithmanynoxiousweeds,butwiththisweedheknewhehadmethismatch.Ifthingsdidn’t change soonhewouldbe forced intohand toplantcombat.WhattheCanadaThistledidn’tknowwasthatJoehadanaceuphissleeve. Hiddeninavial,strappedtohisbrawny,sinewyback,Joeheld theAchillesheelofCanadaThistle,Urophoracardui;otherwiseknownas a gall stem fly.ThisBiologicalControlagentattacksCanadathistlestemsandformsagallwhichactsasametabolicsink.Thismetabolicsinkdecreasesthenutri-entsupplyavailabletotheplanttherebyreducingplantvigorandcompetitiveability. Adultfliesemergefromgallsinlatespringtoearlysummer,mate,andfemalesdepositoneto30eggsinCanadaThistlesvegetationshoots.Flylarvaeinitiategalldevelopmentbytun-nelingintotheplantstem.Larvaegrowslowlywhilethegallisdevelopingandattain98%oftheirbodyweightasthegallmatures. JoehadspentthesummerfightingthisweedacrossCamasCounty. Lucky for Joe, he’s not alone in this fight. As Joeforged ahead in an all- out frontal assault, the Camas BugCrewflankedtheenemyhopingtocapitalize intheirweak-nessbeforefloweringcouldoccur.Thefinalbattletookplaceinthedemon’slairatSatan’sGardenupChimneyCreek.Thewarwagedfierce,favoringonesidethentheother.Intheendgoodprevailedandevilwasvanquished.JoeSabinemergedwith the head of the beast and he was declared a nationalhero.
TothisdayresidentscancometotheGrangehallinFairfieldtoseethecorpseofaoncegreatfoe.Joe’ssidekick,Urophoracardui still flies high above the native grasslands of CamasCountyreadytodefendhishomelandagainstforeigninvad-ers.VigilanceisthekeytocontainingthisdespoticweedfromtheNetherlands. IfyouwanttojointhefightpleasecontactEricMcHanorJoeSabin@[email protected]’snextbattleashegoesninjaonKnapweed.
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The following application(s) have been filed to appropriate the public waters of the State of Idaho: 37-22880 JIMMY D KRAMER MARIANNE KRAMER 4�8 E 400 S FAIRFIELD, ID 833��Point of Diversion: SENW S9 T0�S R15E CAMAS CountySource: GROUND WATER TributaryUse: STOCKWATER 01/01 to 1�/31 0.0� CFSTotal Diversion: 0.0� CFSDate Filed: �/�3/�014Place of Use: STOCKWATERT02S R15E S9 NENW NWNW SENW NESW NWSW NWSE SWSEApplication for permit proposes the diversion of 0.0� cfs of ground water for stockwater use from an existing well located 5.� miles east and 5.4 miles south of the intersection of Hwy �0 and Soldier Rd in Fairfield.
37-22881 JIMMY D KRAMER MARIANNE KRAMER 4�8 E 400 S FAIRFIELD, ID 833��Point of Diversion: SENW S15 T0�S R15E CAMAS CountySource: GROUND WATER TributaryPoint of Diversion: SWSE S15 T0�S R15E CAMAS CountySource: GROUND WATER TributaryUse: STOCKWATER 01/01 to 1�/31 0.04 CFSTotal Diversion: 0.04 CFSDate Filed: �/�3/�014Place Of Use: STOCKWATERT02S R15E S14 SWSWT02S R15E S15 NE (ALL) NENW NWNW SENW NESW SESW SE (ALL)T02S R15E S22 NE (ALL) NW (ALL) NESW NWSW NESE NWSE T02S R15E S23 NWNW SWNW NWSWApplication for permit proposes the diversion of 0.04 cfs of ground water for stockwater use from two existing wells. One well is located approximately �.� miles east and �.3 miles south and the other is located �.5 miles east and �.0 miles south of the intersection of Hwy 20 and Soldier Rd in Fairfield.
Permits will be subject to all prior water rights. For additional infor-mation concerning the property location, contact Southern Region office at (208) 736-3033; or for a full description of the right(s), please visit our website at www.idwr.idaho.gov and search under New Wa-ter Right Applications. Protests may be submitted based on the cri-teria of Idaho Code § 4�-�03A. Any protest against the approval of this application must be filed with the Director, Dept. of Water Re-sources, Southern Region, �50 Addison Ave W, Ste 500, Twin Falls, ID 83301 together with a protest fee of $�5.00 for each application on or before July �1, �014. The protestant must also send a copy of the protest to the applicant.
GARY SPACKMAN, Directorpublished on July 2nd & 9th, 2014
Richfield District Library Budget HearingOn July 10th, 2014 at 6:55 PM the Richfield District Library will hold a budget hearing at 105 South Main Street for the purpose of setting a budget for the 2014-2015 fiscal year.
EXPENDITURES: Salaries: $13,950 Operations: $ 9,84� Utilities: $ 3,450 Total Budget: $��,�4�
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for Five More Years Boise, ID, July 7, 2014 – The Natural ResourcesConservation Service announced that participantsfrom the first year of the Conservation StewardshipProgram can renew their contracts starting July 11throughSeptember12,2014. “About 200 landowners in Idaho signed up for theConservation Stewardship Program in 2009. Thosecontractsarereachingtheendoftheirinitialfive-yearperiod,” said Rob Fredericksen, Resource Conserva-tionist with the Natural Resources Conservation Ser-viceinIdaho.“Participantsmayrenewtheircontractsfor an additional five years if they agree to completeextraconservationmeasures.” Theprogram,overseenbyNRCS,offersfinancialas-sistancetofarmersandrancherstoapplyconservationpracticesthatbenefittheiroperationanditsnaturalre-sources.Conservationworkaidedbytheprogramben-efitsworkingagriculturelandsmakingpositivechangesinsoil,water,air,andwildlifehabitat. The2014FarmBillcontinuedastrongcommitmenttoresourceconservationandheightenedtheprogram’sfocusongeneratingconservationbenefits. “Welookata landowner’sexisting levelofconser-vationandsuggestpracticesthatcantakethemuptothe next level,” said Fredericksen. CSP participantsboost their operations’ conservation benefits by in-stalling new conservation activities that will benefitprioritynaturalresourceissues. Tolearnabouttechnicalandfinancialassistanceavail-ablethroughCSPtheConservationStewardshipwebpageoryourlocalUSDAservicecenter.Formoreonthe2014FarmBill,visitwww.nrcs.usda.gov/FarmBill.
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