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Tornado InFairfield

LastFriday,aseverestormsystemwentthroughCamasCountyproducingrainandasmalltornado. Atabout3:30p.m.onOc-tober2,afunnelcloudwasspotted about eight mileswest of Fairfield near Cor-ral.Whilethefunnelonlybriefly reached the ground, it diddamageamachineshedandrollatraveltrailer. Accumulatedprecipitationovertheweekendwasjustoverahalfinch.

Ifyoulovecoffee...Re-joice. The old Pit-StopbuildinginWendellisnowhome to anewdrive-thru(andsitdown)coffeeshop-LatteDaBistro. For over a year, Kristie

Coffee is Back in WendellSuttonhasbeenplanningtoopenacoffeeshopinWen-dell. Originally, she wasgoingtoputit inthebackparkinglotofSimerlys,butwhenSissy’sPlace(379S.IdahoSt.)closeddown,the

buildingbecameavailableandshedecidedtostartherbusinessthereinstead. AllthroughthemonthofOctobertheywillbehaving“PINK”specialstohighlightBreast Cancer AwarenessMonth. Kristie (center) and herintrepidcrew-sisterKelliBarr (left) and CynthiaScott(right)-havethepotshot andare ready topouryouacupofyourfavoritejoe(theyhavecolddrinkstoo). Call ahead to 536-9954andhaveyourorderwait-ingwhenyoudriveuptothewindow.

TheShoshonePublicLi-braryhasexpandeditscapa-bilitiestoinclude3Dprint-ingwithhelpfromtheIdahoCommissionforLibraries’“Make It at the Library”project. LibrarydirectorClayRit-terandchildren’sservicescoordinatorSarahStowelllearned how to operate,maintain,andtroubleshoot3Dprintersand employ computer-aided design tools at anICfL workshop in Boiseduring September. They

even brought one of the“additive-manufacturing”devices home to thelibrary. Ritter andStowellwereamongninestaffmembersfromsixMagicValley li-braries who attended theevent.One-thirdofthe21librariesparticipatinginthe“Make It at the Library”projectstatewidearebasedintheMagicValley.OtherlocalparticipatinglibrariesincludeBuhlPublicLibrary,Burley Public Library,DeMary

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsFairfield Mass MasswillbeheldatImmaculateConceptionChapelthisSunday,October11th,at2pm.Thegatheringwillbefol-lowedbyapotluck.Gooding Farmers Market TheGoodingFarmersMarketisheldeveryTuesdayfrom3to7p.m.intheparkacrossfromtheLDSChurch.Shoshone Farmers Market TheCrossroadsFarmersMarketisheldeveryThursdayfrom2to6ontheLincolnCountyCourthouseLawninShoshone.Theyshouldrunthroughmid-October.Fairfield Farmers Market The Fairfield Farmers Market is held every Friday from noontilthelastcustomerleaves.Comesupportyourlocalsmallfarmers.

Foraweek,September9ththru15th,theCrouchFamilyput up 3000 flags on their property at Cross Road Point in Jerome,tohonorthosewhoperishedon9/11.TheCrouchFamily puts these flags up every two years. ThisyearVFWPost3001andAmericanLegionPost46 performed a flag ceremony on September 11th, and a 30x60 garrison flag was flown. Those organizations also providedinformationandsecuritythroughoutthedaysthe3000 flags were flown.

Events at West MagicSaturday, October 10th

HighwayClean-upHighway75/TenMileRoad9:30a.m.attheClubHouse

10:00a.m.onHighway75attheWestMagicturnoffLunchprovidedafterclean-upattheClubHouse

Woman’s Cook OffSaturday,October10thBringyourfavoritedishRegisterfoodby6p.m.

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Fall Decorating Contest TheCamasChamberofCommerceissponsoringaFallThemedOutdoorDecoratingContestfor2015.Theeventisopentobusinesses,individualsorgroups.SignupbyOctober18th,attheCamasCreekCountryStoreifyouwanttoparticipate. JudgingwillbeheldduringtheweekofOctober19th-24th.Ribbonswillbeawardedto1st,2ndand3rdplacewinners.WinnerswillbeannouncedattheCamasPTOHarvestFestonOctober24that6:30pm. Ifyouhaveanyquestions,youcancontactShellyat208-539-9239.

Open House: Highway Projects in Bliss TworoadwayprojectsinwesternGoodingCountywillbediscussedatanopen-housemeetingonThursday,October8th, inBliss.Thepublic is invited toattendandsubmitcommentsonabridge-replacementprojectonU.S.30, slated tobegin in fall2016,and roadwayrehabilitationonInterstate84. Theopenhousewillbefrom4p.m.to6:30p.m.attheIdahoTransportationDepartmentmaintenancestationat17295U.S.30,locatedontheeastsideofBliss.ITDstaffwillbeonhandtoanswerquestionsandgathercommentsaboutbothprojects.Informationwillbepresentedaboutconstruction, traffic control plans, cost estimates and durationofwork. Writtentestimonywillbeacceptedatthemeetingandmay be submitted through October 22. Questions andconcernscanbedirectedinwritingto theITDDistrictFourofficeat216SouthDateStreet,Shoshone,ID83352,orbyphoneat(208)886-7800.

MIGHTY YOUTH WORRIORS ThisFriday,October9th,all6th,7th&8thgradersareinvitedtocomejointheMightyYouthWarriorsat theCommunityChurchfrom6:30to7:45.

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ScamartistsaretargetingpeopleintheMagicValleyandyoucouldbetheirnextvictim.theBetterBusinessBureauservingtheSnakeRiverRegionandtheNorthCanyonMedicalCenterareofferingafreecommunityseminartoshowyou5stepstosecurity. Pleasejoinusforthisonehoureventandlearnhowtokeepyourmoneyandidentitysafe.Formoreinformation,pleasecontactJoyceat(208)934-4433ext.1304.

Large Load to Travel thru Lincoln County AlargeloadenteredIdahoonTuesdaynearIslandPark.Theload-220-feetlong,18feetwideand20feethigh-isexpectedtobeinCareyonThursdayevening. FromCarey,theloadwillproceedonU.S.26toShoshonestartingFridaymorningatdaylight,southonU.S.93andtheneastonIdaho24toMinidokaandRupert. Theultimatedestinationforthe600,000-poundloadisProcter&Gamble’sPaperProductsCompanyinBearRiver,Utah. TheloadleftHouston,Texas,onSeptember8thandpass-ingthroughTexas,Oklahoma,Kansas,Nebraska,SouthDakotaandMontana.Push-and-pullsemi-trucksaremov-ingamassivesteelsledgecylindercalledaYankeeDryer.TheequipmentwasmanufacturedoverseesandshippedtoHoustonthroughtheGulfofMexico.Theloaddoesnotcontain hazardous materials, fuels or liquids.

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Cheri Lynn Vitek passedawayat12:27amonThursdayOctober1,2015atherhomeinGooding,surroundedbyherfamily. CheriwasbornonJuly27,1957inNiagaraFalls,NYtoJamesandLorettaMoran(Ce-rutti).OnFebruary25,1987she married Troy Vitek inCaldwell,ID.CheriandTroyrelocatedtoGoodingin1992,wheretogethertheyraisedtheirfamily.CherireceivedherBachelor’sDegreefromtheUniversityof IdahoandaMaster’sDegree fromIdahoStateUniversity ineducation.Cheriworked intheGoodingschooldistrictfor22yearsasateacherandprincipal,whereshe touched the livesofherstudentsandfaculty. Cheriplacedthegreatestvalueandreceivedthemostjoyfromherrelationshipswithfamily,friends,studentsandco-workers.Cherialwayswantedahousethatwasoverflowing with family and friends. Many of them wouldvisitonherfavoriteholiday,Thanksgiving,whenshewouldcookagreatmeal,andshetrulyenjoyedtheThanksgivingprayer.Cheri loved to spendher timecampingandgoingon road tripswithher familyandfriends.Sheespeciallyenjoyedayearlycamping triptoPonderosaStateParkinMcCall,ID. CheriissurvivedbyherhusbandTroyVitek,sonTra-visVitekandhiswifeKayDeeofCaldwell,sonJamesVitekofGooding,daughterAngelaHobdeyandherhusbandJoshofGooding,herbrothersJimandJohn,sistersLorettaandTish,andmanycousins,nieces,andnephews.Cheriwasprecededindeathbyherparents,JamesandLorettaMoran(Cerutti),andbrotherRichardMoran. Funeral serviceswereheldonTuesday,October6,2015,attheUnitedMethodistChurchinGooding,withPastor Rock Brown officiating. Burial followed at Elm-woodCemetery. InlieuofFlowers,Cheri’swishwastohavecontri-butionsbemadetotheGoodingFireDepartment.Ar-rangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.Condolencesandmemoriesmaybesharedwiththefamilybyvisitingtheobituarylinkatwww.demarayfuneralservice.com.

CheriLynnVitek RichardA.Fink,86,aresi-dentofGooding,passedawayFriday, October 2, 2015, atNorthCanyonMedicalCenterinGooding. RichardwasborntoAlvahandAnnaFinkonJune2,1929inOilmont,Montana. Hewasprecededindeathbyhiswife,Thelma;hisparents;1brother,RobertFink;and1sister,AugustaMyers. AfterThelma’spassing,hedecidedheneededachange.Hesoldhisranchandmovedclosertohisnewadoptedfam-ily. We provided him with a flock of chickens and he took it from there. He spent all his time tending to his flock. It broughthimgreatjoy.Heenjoyedgoingoneggrunswithusandmetnewfriendsalongtheway. He is survived by his sister, Ruth Horack, of Bakersfield, California;numerousniecesandnephews;hisgoodfriends,VinceandClaudiaGibby;andhisadoptedfamily,Tim,KathyandZachAllen. Hewasaveryspecialmanandaverygoodfriend.Hewillbemissed-Here’stoyou,sir! ThefamilywouldliketoextendaveryspecialthankyoutothestaffatNorthCanyonMedicalCenter.Youtreatedhimwithrespectandcompassion–Blessyouall! Afuneralservicewillbeheldat1p.m.onFriday,October9,2015,atDemarayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.BurialwillfollowatElmwoodCemetery.

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Fit & Fall Proof Classes TheCamasSeniorCenterishostingFit&FallProofclassesonTuesdaysandFridaysfrom9:00to9:45a.m. SponsoredbytheSouthCentralPublicHealthDistrict,thisexerciseprogramisdesignedforolderadultswithafocus on fuctional fitness to improve mobility to help re-ducetheriskoffalling. TheGoodingSeniorCenteroffersthesesameclassesonMondaysandWednesdayat11:00a.m.

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o b i t u a r i e sRodneyC.Boss

RodneyC.Boss,69,aresi-dentofWendell,passedawayFriday,October2,2015atRiv-erRidgeCareinTwinFalls. RodwasbornonDecember12,1945,inWendell,Idaho,to Bud and Ferol Boss. Hewas raised and educated inWendell. Aftergraduation,hejoinedtheNavy.HewasaSeabee,andspent2yearsinVietnam.Afterreturninghome,RodheldvariousjobsaroundtheMagic Valley, but he preferred to go hunting and fishing wheneverhecould. HemarriedPriscillaArellanonJune23,1973inElko,Nevada. Rodissurvivedbyhismother,FerolBoss;3sons,Al-bert,LewisandEdwin;1daughter,Rita;1brother,Rick;2 sisters, Vicki and Valerie; 11 grandchildren and 6great-grandchildren. Hewasprecededindeathbyhisfather,andhiswife. AcelebrationofRod’slifewithmilitaryhonorswillbeheldat2:00pm,onSaturday,October10,2015attheWendellAmericanLegionHallinWendell. ArrangementsarependingunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService.Condolencesmaybesharedatwww.demarayfuneralservice.com.

StellaM.Murray Stella M. Murray, 80, aresidentofGooding,passedawayFriday,October2,2015attheNorthCanyonMedicalCenterinGooding.StellawasbornonJanuary31,1935inBurley,Idaho,the third of nine childrenborntoJoeandDubyGon-zales. She attended and grad-uated from Gooding HighSchoolin1953.

StellaworkedatSafewayGroceryinGoodingfor20years,untilSafeway’swassold.AfterretirementfromSafewayStellataughtESLintheGoodingpublicschoolsystem.ShealsotaughtESLattheStateSchoolfortheDeafandBlinduntil1998. StellamarriedButchBrownin1952,theyweredivorcedin1970.StellalatermarriedFredJohnsonwhopassedawayfromheartproblemsafterfouryearsofmarriage. StellamarriedJimMurrayinAugust1991.TheylivedinGoodingbutweresnowbirdswhotraveledsouthfor16years.Stellalovedgoingsouthwheretheymadealotofmemoriesandfriends.Theyalsotookalotoftripsduringtheirtimeinthesouth. Shewillbegreatlymissed. Stellawasprecededindeathbyherparents,JoeandDuby; sisters, Toni Gonzales Pierce, Sister Barbara Gon-zales, and Frances Gonzales Hernandez. Sheissurvivedby,herhusband,JimMurray;sisters,JosieRoberts,RitaBoger,GeorgiaWright;andbrothers,Joe Gonzales and Lou Gonzales. ThefamilywouldliketosendaspecialThankYoutoInpatientRehabilitaionUnitattheSt.Luke’sHospitalandNorthCanyonMedicalCenter. StellaspentalmosttwomonthsintheTwinFallsunitandreceivedverygoodcare.ThestaffbecameverygoodfriendswithbothStellaandJim.NorthCanyonMedicalinGoodingtookverygoodcareofStellabeforeandafterherstayinTwinFalls. ArosaryservicewillbeheldonThursday,October8,at7 p.m. at St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church in Gooding. AfuneralmasswillbecelebratedonFriday,October9,at 10:00 a.m. at St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church. Burial willfollowattheElmwoodCemeteryinGooding. MemorialcontributionsmaybemadeinStella’snameto:MonasteryofSt.Gertrude,465KeutervilleRoadCottonwood,Idaho83522.

death noticesJay Lee, 79,aresidentofGooding,passedawayFriday,October2,2015athishomeinGooding.ArrangementsarependingunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.

Catherine Frances Maule, 85, a resident of Fairfield, passedawayonSunday,October4,2015atherhomeinFairfield. Funeral arrangements are pending and will be an-nouncedunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService-GoodingChapel.

Grace Ann Koehler, 67,aresidentofWendell,passedawayonSaturday,October3,2015atSt.Luke’sMagicValleyMedicalCenterinTwinFalls.Funeralarrange-mentsarependingandwillbeannouncedunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService.


Tee Hurd

Apersonsaidtome,“Tee,whydon’tyoucomeofage?”Ihadtostopandthink

aboutthatforamoment.Isn’tthatwhatpartoflifeisabout?Reachingcertainmilestonesinyourlifeandgoingon

tothenextone. AsIthinkofbecomingofage,mythoughtsgotosomeyearsinmylife.AtsixIstartedschool.Onestartslearningassoonastheycanbeheld,hear,orhavesight.Structuredeverydayprocessto learn usually is recognized at 6 years. When I reached the 12 year mark, I was able to fish and hunt. The12yearmarkalsostatedIcouldworkandmakesomeofmyownmoney. Ofcourse,everyIdahokidlookedforwardtotheyear14inage.Atthisagewewereseparatedfromthejuniorhighclassofstudents.Atthisageweseemtoknoweverything(oratleastwethoughtourlearninggaveusthatboast).But,evenmoreimpor-tant...wewereabletogetadriverslicense,anddriveonarealroadway! Thatdriverslicenseislikeamilestone.At15youcoulddriveatnightwithapermit,andat16thatrestrictionwaslifted.Today,afewthingsaredifferent,butnone-the-lessyoucanobtainadriverslicenseinIdahoatanearlieragethanalotofstates. 18maygiveyousomefreedoms.Yougraduatefromschoolorgooutonyourown.But,oneofthemostimportantthingsyouareallowedtovoteormakeyouropinioncount.Eachandeveryyearafterthatisjustasimportantonvotingtovoiceyoursay. Earlypeople,includingmyself,wereabletodrinkat19.Nowitis21.Thatisanactualyearwhenyoureallyhavetoexerciseyourresponsibility,especiallyintheworldofdrinkingandbeinganadult. The statistics and the government recognize you as settled in anddownat25.Yourinsuranceratesgodown.Eachyearyoumakeasavingsisablessing.Theeconomydoesn’tadjustitselftoyour“codeoflife.” Theyearsafter25aremoreorlessyourmilestoneorgoalyears.Ofcourse,everyoneelseplacecriteriaoncertainyearsforyou-30,40,50,etc. But,asIlookatthequestion,“Tee,whydon’tyoucomeofage?”IstillthinktherearesomeyearsIdon’thavethateveryoneelsehas.Ithinktheyarereferringtotechnology. Admittedly,Iamnotwiththeageofelectronics.Idon’thaveaphonecomputer,oraGPSsystemtellingmewheretogoandhowtogetthere.Icanstillreadaroadmap,sentaletter(withapostagestamp),anduseanolderformofcurrencycalledcash. Iamstillresponsibleformyactionsfacetofacewithouthavingtobetotallyirresponsible,hidingbehindatext.IstillbelieveingoingtoworkandearningwhatIwant,notexpectingtheworldtoowemesomething.SoformetosayI’mcomingofageistosayI’mstillreserved.MaybeinafewyearsImaycomearound,orNOT. Thisismy“CupofTee”withtwominutedelay.

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

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

-----------------------Thur, Oct 8 (Rich) Turkey Sand & Pear CobblerFriday, Oct 9 (Sho) Fish Sticks & Hot RollsMonday, Oct 12 (Rich) Lasagna & Garlic BreadTuesday, Oct 13 (Sho) Chicken Chow MeinWed, Oct 14 (Sho) Soup, Sand & Banana C. 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, Oct 8 Meatloaf & VeggiesMonday, Oct 12 Potato BarTuesday, Oct 13 Chinese & VeggiesWednesday, Oct 14 Stroganoff

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, Oct 9 Meatloaf & PotatoesTuesday, Oct 13 Chicken EnchiladasWednesday, Oct 14 Big John’s Cheeseburgers

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

Senior Center MenusAll menus are subject to change without notice.

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

--------------------------Mon. Oct 12: Chili Dogs & Pasta Salad

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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.

Corn Maze FunSaturday, October 17 ~ 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm

TheNewLifeYouthgroupinWendellwillbetakingkids(7-12th grade) to the CSI Corn Maze on Saturday, October 17th.Theywillmeetatthechurch(800WestMainStreetinWendell)BEFORE6:30p.m.thenheadouttoCSIforafunevening. IfyouareamemberofNewLifeYouthandyouhaveafriendwhoisuncomfortablewiththeideaofgoingto“church,”thisistheperfecteventtoinvitethemto!Itwillonlycostyou$2,butifyoubringafriendyoubothgetinfree!AllStudentsareinvited. Lots of games and prizes throughout theevening.Therewillbeplentyofcandytogoaround,butifyouwillwantasnackordrink,you’llwanttobringsomeextracashfor theconcessionstand.

Agape Luncheon

The Agape Ministryluncheon will be held onWednesday,October 21st,attheCommunityMeetingRoomattheGoodingFairGrounds, Gooding, Idahobeginningat11:30am.Thethemeforthisluncheonwillbe“HarvestHome”. PastorAndyMorris,oftheFirstChristianChurch,andRand Bergstrom, both ofGooding,willshareaslidepresentationontheirministrywithanorphanageinHaiti. Because this isacateredevent, reservations are re-quired.Ifyouwillbehavinglunch,pleasecontactCarolynHerzinger at 934-5700 on or beforeSunday,October18th.Costof the lunch is$8.50.Theprogram,whichbeginsatnoon,isfreetothepublic.


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...MemorialLibraryinRupert,JeromePublicLibrary,GoodingPublicLibrary,andTwinFallsPublicLibrary.ICfLhasequippedalloftheparticipatinglibrarieswith3Dprinters. 3Dprintersworksomewhatlikeordinaryprinters,butinsteadofsquirtinginkontopapertheyextrudethinlay-ersofmoltenplasticthatarebuiltuptomakesolid,usefulthree-dimensionalobjectsofvirtuallyanyshape. Nick Raymond, a noteworthy figure in the maker movement andaspecialprojectsengineeratMakerMedia,ledtheeventwithsupportfromAdamDay,theautomationandtechnologyservicesdepartmentheadatTwinFallsPublicLibrary. The“MakeItattheLibrary”projecthelpslibrariesthrough-outtheGemStateestablishmakerspacesthatoffercreative,STEAM-basedprogrammingfortweensandteenstoencour-agetheuseofnewtechnologiesandtools.STEAMeducationissimilartoSTEMlearning(science,technology,engineering,math) but also recognizes the importance of the arts. Initsthirdyear,ICfL’snationallyrenowned“MakeItattheLibrary”projectismadepossiblethroughfundingfromtheInstituteofMuseumandLibraryServices.Visithttp://li-braries.idaho.gov/make-it-at-the-libraryandwww.facebook.com/MakeItIdahoformoreinformationontheproject.

3D Printing at Shoshone Library

Nick Raymond and Adam Day leading the 3D printing workshop for the Idaho Commission for Libraries while Clay Ritter and Shambry Emero soak up the information.

Photo by Otto Kitsinger

TheIdahoCommissionforLibrarieshelpslibrariesbuildthecapacitytobetterservetheirclientelethroughsupportofstatewidedatabasesandonlineresources,continuingeducation,consulting,programming,earlyliteracyskills,andbuildinglibrarycommunity. VisitLibraries.Idaho.GovtolearnmoreabouttheICfL.

National Fossil DayOctober 14, 2015

AspecialWednesdayopening,tocelebrateNationalFos-silDayattheHagermanFossilBedsVisitorCenter,willbeheldonWednesday,October14,from9:00a.m.to5:00p.m. Explore the world ofpaleontologythroughac-tivitiesforkidsofallages.BecomeaJuniorRangerandearnabadge! TheVisitorCenterwillbeopenWednesday10/14to celebrate this specialday,andthenwillbeopenitsregularhoursofThurs-daythroughMondayfrom9to5. HagermanFassilBeds,VisitorCenter is locatedat:221NStateStreetinHagermanIdaho.Formoreinfor-mationcall(208)933-4127orvisitwww.nps.gov/hafo.

Ask Fish & Game: Big Game Cartridge LimitQ. IunderstandthatIcanonlylegallyhavethreeshellsinmyshotgunwhenIhuntmigratorybirds,butwhatabout hunting big game with my rifle?A. Idahodoesnothavearulelimitingthenumberofcartridges in a hunting rifle, nor for a shotgun while huntingnon-migratorygamebirds.However,migratorybirdhuntersneedtofollowtheFederalRulesfoundonpage21ofthe2015IdahoWaterfowlSeasonsandRulesbooklet.


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PUBLIC NOTICEThe USDA Forest Service invites you to bid! ThissaleisdesignedtodisposeofadministrativestructuresnolongerbeingusedbytheSawtoothNationalForest.NoMinimumBidamounthasbeenestablishedforthesale.

TheBigSmokyWorkCenteris locatedapproxi-mately 25 miles by road north of Fairfield, Camas County,Idaho,viaForestRoad#’s094,227,&085.StructurestobesoldaretheBigSmokyWorkCenterBathhouse,BigSmokyWorkCenterCrewCabin#2,andBigSmokyWorkCenterCrewCabin#3.

Inspection Opportunities:Thepropertywillbeopenforinspectiononthedateandtimelistedbelow:Saturday, October 10, 2015, from 1 to 3 p.m.

SALE DESCRIPTION Biddersareremindedthatthepropertiesareof-feredforsaleandwillbesold“Asis”and“Whereis”withoutrepresentation,warranty,orguaranteeof quality, title, character, condition, size or kind, or that the same is in condition or fit to be used for thepurposeforwhichintended,andnoclaimforanyallowanceordeductionuponsuchgroundswillbeconsideredafterthebidopening.

Bid Opening Date and Time:Friday, October 16, 2015 at 1:00 pm.

Please contact the Fairfield Ranger District Office at208-764-3202forfurtherinformationandfortheBidRegistrationandBidForms.SendBidRegistrationandBidFormTo: Fairfield Ranger District Office BigSmokySurplusBuildings P.O.Box189 Fairfield, ID 83327 Attn: Stephanie White


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Doyouknowofanindividualorbusinesswhodeservesrecognitionfortheirvolunteerworkorprogram? Idaho’sBrightestStarAwardsisacceptingnominationsfor outstanding volunteerism in various communitiesthroughoutthestate.Submityournominationsnolaterthan5p.m.onNov.13,2015.Idaho’s Brightest Star Awards are recognized in each of thesenominationcategories: Individual Student Senior citizen Organization Small business CorporationEachcategorywinnerwillbepresentedwithanawardandcertificate signed by the governor at an event on Thursday, Jan.21. Learnmoreandsubmitnominations:http://serveidaho.gov/Events/IdahosBrightestStars.aspx

Sen. Grant BurgoyneTo Bring Anti-Stalker Bill

Sen.GrantBurgoyneofBoisewillintroduceabillinthe2016LegislaturethatexpandstheprotectionsavailabletoIdahoansseekingprotectionfromstalkers. “I’vebeenworkingonthisbillforoverayearandIbelievethatthereisaclearneedforstrongerprotectionsagainstpeoplewhobreakthelawbystalkingorharassingothers,”Burgoynesaid. Recently,theissuewashighlightedbyatragicattackinBoise.Amotheroftwo,whowasallegedlystalkedbyaclientfromherbusiness,wasshotinherownyard.Sheisrecovering.Peopleweresurprisedtolearnthatthevictimhadtwicesoughtprotectiveordersagainstherallegedat-tacker—butthatshewastwice-refusedbecauseshehadno“domesticrelationship”withtheman. “Stalkingandharassmentarenotlimitedtodomesticrelationships and the law needs to recognize this fact,” Burgoynesaid. Burgoyne’sbillallowspeoplewhoarebeingstalkedorharassedtogetprotectiveordersevenwhennodomesticrelationshipexists.Burgoynesaidhisbillisanimportantsteptowardbetterprotectingpeoplefromthosewhoareterrorizing them. “Ofcourse,nolawcanstopallstalkersandharassers,butmybillwillputtheselawbreakersontheradaroflawenforcementandthejusticesystem,andgivethepoliceandjudgesleverageindealingwiththem”Burgoynesaid. Burgoyneisworkingwithrepresentativesofvariouscon-cernedadvocacyandlegalgroups,inanefforttoassurepassageofthisbillinthenextlegislativesession.

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


Services►Local certified elementary teacherwithmanyyears ex-perienceinremedialworkinreading/math isavailablefortutoring. Progress is basedon frequency of sessions.Rates are affordable. Fairfield area.Call721-3317formoreinformation.►PATCH Levi, coveralls, etc.ReplaceBrokenZippers:coats, jackets, Levi, pants,etc. Hemming: pants, pantsdresses, etc. Gooding DropatAceHardware.CallKathy837-6267.►Setting appointments NOW; (Group&Individualsettings)For2016Medicare,YHI,Busi-ness&IndividualHealthIn-surances.Getthemostfortheleast$$.Dental&Visionavail-able.BrokerDesiree’DeGior-gio208-340-0544 -A IdahoBrokerforIdahoResidents.►Timberland Management:Doyouowntimberland?Wouldyou like to thin out dead orundesireabletreesandreducefire hazard? Is it too much tohandleonyourown?Call208-921-6493.►Wood Furniture Repair:regluejoints.Call490-3750.►Need Yard Work Done?Call Boyd Stevens at 934-5288. Lawn mowing, weedeating,leavesraked.Weeklyrateavailable.►Have scrap metal? CallThomasDavisat764-2484.

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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.

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For Sale►Duglas Fir Firewood for Sale. $225, split & deliv-ered.Notfiresalvaged.Call358-0516.

►WoodMaster outdoor wood stove for sale. Sitsoutsideandheatshome,hotwater,shoporbarn.Smallorlargehomes.Burneitherwoodorpellets.Safeandef-ficient. John 208-781-0691.

►2000 Dodge Durango. 4WD,front&rearAC,5.9LV8.$2500.Call358-5098.

►Firewood for Sale:Mix-species, full length logsdeliveredbytruck,approx15cord.Takingordersnowfor summerdelivery.Call208-921-6493.

House For Sale►Lovely3bedroom,2.5bath.Countryhome inpristine,tranquil Fairfield neighborhood. Comfortably nestled on 40 acresplusbarn,triplegarageandoutbuildings.487South225East.Asking$284,800.Owneroccupied.SunLandInvest-ments:208-726-3046or208-788-6523.STELLAGRAY

Wanted:►I’m looking for a modest housetorentontheCamasPrairiewithasmallacreage.CallJackieat934-6680.

►Wanted: Inexpensive workingelectriccookstovewithovenspacelargerthan23”wX16”hX18”d.PleasecallConnieat320-1363.

►Need someone to clean mytraveltrailer.CallVonScheerat539-1005

►DeseretIndustriesPodisat the Fairfield LDS Church. Call539-3895tounlock,

Cabin For Sale►Cabin+Almost3acres.Nomorecrowdedcampgrounds.Approximately 25 north of Fairfield, 4 miles from Big Smokeycampground.Wildlifegalore.AHuntersParadise.Fireplace,Well&Septicinplace.Yourowncreekacrossthebackoftheproperty.Propanestoveandfridgeincluded.Familyhasgrownandscattered.Timeforanewfamilytocreatememories.Almost900squarefeetdownstairsplus3/4upstairsloft.4milesfromBigSmokey.20milesfromFeatherville.RoyalElkEstatesLot18.208-431-4787.Owner not financing. $239,000

FreeWeiderPro9735:Allstationsplusattachments.DP-air-gometer exersize bike. Proform treadmill. Work out bench, padded.Freeweights.Call764-2355

For SaleLogFurniture:Queenlogbedframe/$400;twoTwinlogbedswithspring,mattress,andallbedding/$400each;3-seatlogcouch$400;threelogeasychairs/$200each;two6-drawerdressers/$75each;5-drawerdresser/$50;Guncabinetwithengravedglassfront,duckpattern/$95;Wolsleysix-footartisteasel,oak/$75.Call764-2355.

ServicesLong Arm Quilting and Custom Sewing. Doyouhaveaquilttopthatneedstobequilted?Wouldyou also like someone to finish the quilt by sewing the bind-ing? Call 208-934-6400 Sunflower Quilting in Bellevue, Idaho.

Public AuctionCamasPrairieStoragewillauctionoffthecontentsofunit#50onOctober17th.LastknownrentersofthisunitareTannerandDeidraCarpenter.Formoreinformation,call788-9447.


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