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Bird Hunting In Idaho TheUnionPacificFoundationrecentlyanounced

generousgrantsto32Idahononprofitorganiza-tions,includingSaddleUpLincolnCounty. ThisisthesecondgrantthattheUnionPacificFoundationhasgivenSaddleUpLincolnCountyinsupportoftheNutritionalFoodValuesprogram.ThisprogramprovidesqualiatyperishableproteinitemstofoodpantriesinLincolnCounty.SaddleUpLincolnCountyadministersthegrantwhichprovidesfoodfor125to140familiesforaleastsixmonths. TherailroadcamethroughShoshoneover130yearsago.Likethousandsoflittletownsacrossthecountry, thearrivaloftherailroadchangedeverything.Suddenlyourvastcountrywasn’tsobig-mostplaceswerejustatrainrideaway.

Building America in Lincoln County Today, people still have a hardtimegoinganywhereLincolnCountywithoutnoticingorcrossingtherail-roadtrackswhichgorightthroughthemiddleofShoshone.UnionPacif-ictrainspassthroughtheareamanytimeseachday,makingthemabigpartofthatcommunity. UnionPacifichasalongstandinghistoryofsupportingandimprovingthequalityoflifeinthecommunitieswhereitsemployeesliveandwork.SaddleUpLincolnCountyrecog-nizesandappreciatesUnionPacific’scivicleadership,anditsroleasanoutstandingcorporatecitizen. ThegrantfromtheUnionPacificFoundation’s“BuildingAmerica”programwillmakeSaddleUp’sgoalof“StrivingforaHealthyandPros-perousCommunity”aloteasiertoacheive.

Vernon Johnson presenting an ap-preciation plaque to Annette Moore (above) for the Richfield Food Bank, and Sheryl Mason-Parsons (right) for Hope for the Hungry.

MostofIdahowillopenfor waterfowl hunting onOctober17,excludingArea1insoutheastIdahowhichopenedOctober3rd. Thestatewidedailybaglimitissevenducks;butnotmorethantwofemalemal-lard, threescaup,twored-head,twopintail,andtwocanvasback. Thedailygoosebaglimitis four Canada geese; 10white-frontedgeese;and20for lightgeese (SnowandRoss’geese).Thepossessionlimitisthreetimesthedailybaglimit. The upcoming seasonlookstobeexcellentnation-allywithrecordnumbersofducksavailableforhunters.MostwaterfowlinIdahoareproducedfrombreedingar-easinsouthernAlbertaandSaskatchewan,which hadfair-to-goodnestingcondi-tionsduringspring. Theregular2015pheasantseasonalsogetsunderwayOctober17inArea2and3,excludingArea1innorthernIdahowhichopenedOctober10th.Thepheasant seasonrunsthroughNovember30inArea2andthroughDe-cember31inArea1and3.

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsFood Bank in Fairfield: TheLighthouseFoodPantrywillbeopenthisFriday,October16th,from3to4p.m.Formoreinformation,callEdat764-3322.Scouting for Food TheFairfieldBoyScoutTroopwillbeholdingtheirAn-nualFallFoodDrive.Pleasewatchforplasticdonationbags,andhelpfeedthehungry.Alldonationsstayinthelocalcommunity.Library Breakfast OnSaturday,October24th,thenewLibraryFoundationinShoshonewillbeholdingafundraisingbreakfastattheLincolnCountyCommunityBuildingatthefairgrounds.Comeenjoysomegreatfoodfrom7to9,andhelpthisorganizionmaketheShoshonelibraryagreatplaceforeveryonetofindbooks,information,andsomuchmore.Senior Center Yard Sale OnOctober30th&31st,aYardSalewillbeheldat3801stAvenueEastinWendelltobenefitthenewSeniorCenter.Watchformoreinformation.

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

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

TheNewLifeYouthgroupinWendellwillbetakingkids(7-12thgrade)totheCSICornMazeonSaturday,October17th.Theywillmeetatthechurch(800WestMainStreetinWendell)BEFORE6:30p.m.thenheadouttoCSIforafunevening. IfyouareamemberofNewLifeYouthandyouhaveafriendwhoisuncomfortablewiththeideaofgoingto“church,”thisistheperfecteventtoinvitethemto!Itwillonlycostyou$2,butifyoubringafriendyoubothgetinfree!AllStudentsareinvited. Lotsofgamesandprizesthroughouttheevening.Therewillbeplentyofcandytogoaround,butifyouwillwantasnackordrink,you’llwanttobringsomeextracashfortheconcessionstand.

Agape Luncheon TheAgapeMinistryluncheonwillbeheldonWednes-day,October21st,at theCommunityMeetingRoomattheGoodingFairGrounds,Gooding,Idahobeginningat11:30am.Thethemeforthisluncheonwillbe“HarvestHome”. PastorAndyMorris,oftheFirstChristianChurch,andRandBergstrom,bothofGooding,willshareaslidepresentationontheirministrywithanorphanageinHaiti. Becausethisisacateredevent,reservationsarerequired.Ifyouwillbehavinglunch,pleasecontactCarolynHerzingerat934-5700onorbeforeSunday,October18th.Costofthelunchis$8.50.Thenoonprogramisfreetothepublic.

TravelAdventures

TheCamasCountyHighSchoolTravelClubisraisingfundsforatriptoScotland.ThisyeartheyaresellingChristmasWreathsandChristmasdecorationsforyourhomeand/orbusiness. IfyouwouldliketopurchaseoneoftheiroutdoorwintergreensandhelpsupporttheTravelClub,contactoneoftheclubmembersorcalltheCamasCountyHighSchool. YourpurchasewillbedeliveredaroundThanksgiving.

Cheese & Wine Harvest Fest OnThursday,October22,theGoodingRotarywillpres-entafundraisingeventattheGoodingCountryClubfrom6to9p.m.AlongwithCheese&Wine,therewillbeSilentandLiveAuctions.

$20 in advance ~ $25 at the doorTicketsavailableat:FirstAmericanTitle,EdwardJones,FarmersInsurance,ZionsBank,Sliman&Butler,andValleyCountryStore.

Proceeds go to benefit Gooding Volunteer Groupand Rotary Club Youth Programs.

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Sunday, October 25th ~ 2 to 4 p.m. YouareinvitedtoshowMichael RocksomeZUMBA® loveatthisfamilyevent,andhelpraisefundsforthisyoungman’sfightagainstcancer.Halloweencostumesareencour-aged!Formoreinformationortoregister,gotoZumba.com(clickoneventsandsearchforFairfield,Idaho)orgotoLoriAndJimBott’sFacebookpage.

Helping Your Neighbors HelpingHearts&HandsinGoodingopenedtheirdoors81/2yearsago-February2007. Openfivedaysaweek,HH&HoperatesmainlyasafoodbankandresourcecenterforneedyfamiliesinGood-ingcounty.Theirvolunteersareconstantlythinkingabouthowtohelplocalfamiliesgetbackontheirfeet. NowtheyneedyourhelpraisingawarenessandfundsfortheannualChristmasholidayfoodbasket. DuringtheweekbeforeChristmasvolunteersprepareanddistributeabout250specialfoodboxestogiveeachfamilyaspecialholidaytreat.Theyoftenincludedpersonalcareitems(i.e.shampoo,soap,toothpaste,handlotion,etc.).Theyalsoliketoincludeholidayfooditemssuchasham,turkey,andstuffing,whichcostsalittlemore. Theyareaskingorganizations,churches,andindividu-alstoprovide250ofone“item”suchasoil,sugar,Jell-O,cannedfruit,oranges,margarineorbutter,cakeorbrowniemixes,hotchocolate,coffee,eggs,stuffing,sweetpotatoesoryams.Forpersonalcareitemstheywouldlikesomeofthefollowing:laundrysoap,dishsoap,toothbrushes,toothpaste,shampoo,barsoap,deodorant,shavingcreamorhandlotion. AllitemsareneedednolaterthanDecember11,2015,sothebasketscanbeassembled.Assoonasyouknowwhichitemyouwouldliketodonate,pleasecalltheHH&Hof-ficeat934-5101andtalkwithKimorBette,sothatwecancrossthatitemoffthelist.Forthosewhoprefertomakeacashdonation,thatisalsoanoption. Commitmentshavebeenmadeforsomeofthefollowingitems:meat,gravymix,cannedcornorgreenbeans,flour,bread,tea,onions,potatoes,cheese,andrazors.Theywillalsobecollectingnewandslightlyworncoatsforthekidsandyoungpeople.Hats,glovesandsockscanbedonatedaswell,buttheynolongercollectanddistributetoys. Ifyouoryourgroupwouldliketohelpinanyway,pleasecontactHelpingHearts&Handsat2080-934-5101.Youcanalsovolunteertohelpthroughoutthewholeyear.

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JayA.Lee,79,aresidentofGooding,passedawayFriday,October2,2015athishomeinGooding. JaywasbornonDecember25,1935,inFairfield,Idaho,toHaroldandDoraLee.HewasraisedandeducatedinFairfield,Idaho. HeservedhonorablywiththeUnitedStatesMarineCorpsandwasaKoreanWarVeteran. Jayownedandoperated2servicestationsinCaliforniaandIdaho. HeretiredfromScanlonOilinGoodingin2001. HemarriedKathleenWells(Kerns)onAugust14,1967inLasVegas,Nevada. Jayenjoyedhunting,fishing,theDallasCowboys,andplayingcardsattheMiramar. Jayissurvivedby2sons,Chad(Tracy)Lee,ofSpan-away,Washington,andDavid(Marina)Wells,ofTwinFalls,Idaho;2daughters,Wendy(Randy)Jewett,ofHillCity,Idaho,andMarciaDavis,ofPostFalls,Idaho;3broth-ers,GordonLee,KennethLee,andRichardLee;and1sister,Peggy. Jayisalsosurvivedby6grandchildren,Jeff,Jenny,Ricky,J.D.,Cannan,andBreccan;and5great-grandchildren,Zander,Zaylee,Athena,Aisley,Giovanni,andSavannah. Hewasprecededindeathbyhisparents,1brother,Har-old,andhiswifeKathleen. AmemorialgravesideservicewithmilitaryhonorswasheldonSaturday,October10,2015,attheManardCem-eteryinFairfield. ArrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDema-rayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.Condolencesandmemoriesmaybesharedwiththefamilybyvisitingtheobituarylinkatwww.demarayfuneralservice.com.

JayA.Lee Charles Scott McDougal, 49, aresidentofBuhl,passedawayThurs-day,October8,2015athishomeinBuhl. CharlesScottMcDougalwasbornApril191966toHaroldandCarolMcDougal in Santa Monica Ca,hejoinedhissisterLoriandolderbrotherGil.Fromtherein1972thefamilymovedtoIdahoandstartedadairy.Andthat’swhenhisinterestindairycowsbegan.AtthattimelittlebrotherDeporterwasbornandjoinedthefamily.ScottwenttoschoolinGooding,heparticipatedinsportsandFFA.Aftergraduationhewenttoworkonadairy,andthatbusi-nessledhimtoOregonwhereoutoftwoseparateunionshewasblessedwithtwobeautifuldaughtersAllison,andJustine.HespentmanyyearsinOregondoingdairywork.LaterinlifemovedbacktoIdahoandstartedanAIbusi-ness,andlaterbecameatruckdriver.Heenjoyedhunting,fishingandBBQing. About3yearsagoScottbegancomingtochurchatCal-varyChapelinBuhl,wherehededicatedhislifetoChristandbecameactiveinmen’sgroup.Scottisnowinasafeplace,andwillmisshimuntilweseehimagain.Wefindcomfortknowingheiswiththelord. HeissurvivedbyhisparentsHaroldandCarolMcDou-gal,TwoDaughtersAllison,andJustineMcDougal,HisSisterLoriSites,HisBrothersGil(Betty)McDougalandDepoterMcDougaland5Nieces. Hewillbemisseddeeplybythosewhoknowandlovehim. Amemorialservicewillbeheldat2:00pm,onFriday,October16,2015atCalvaryChapel(1004BurleyAve.)inBuhl. ArrangementsbyDemarayFuneralService.Condolencesmaybesharedatwww.demarayfuneralservice.com.

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WendellAnimal Shelter

Thelightingisin,thepaintingisnearlycomplete,andthekennelswillbeinsoon. TheWendellAnimalShelterisagreatcommunityproject,andthankstothemanyvolunteerswhohavehelpedmakeitpossi-

ble,lostpetsintheWendellareawillsoonhaveasafecomfortableplacetobewhiletheywaitfortheirowners. Thereisstillaneedfordonationstocom-pleteeverythingneededtomakethisfacil-ityatopnotchshelter.BringyourdonationtoWendellCityHallormailto:MaryHol-ley-P.O.Box5906-TwinFalls,Idaho83303.Anyamountiswelcome.


From Representative Donna PenceDear Citizens of District 26

Iwillnotbeseekinga7thtermasStateRepresentativein 2016. I amproud of theworkwehaveaccomplishedtheselast12yearsandwillal-wayscherishtherelationshipsfosteredasIworkedwithcon-stituencygroupsthroughoutDistrict26tosolveproblemsastheycameup. TheresponsibilitiesandthebusyscheduleoftheLegisla-ture,bothinsessionandout,havemadeitdifficulttospendtimewithfamilyandespeciallygrandchildren’sactivities.Aftertheelectionin2016Ialsolookforwardtodevotingmoretimetofishing,hunting,hikingandenjoyingIdaho’sfantasticnaturalresourceswiththem. StrongpoliticalheadwindsintheCapitoloftencreatemorechallengesforthepeople,businesses,andcommuni-tiesofourruraldistrict.Ihavebeenproudtopressforbet-tereducationalopportunities,smarterbusinessincentives,andforbuildingourinfrastructure.IhaveworkedtohelppeopleunderstandthatruralIdahoanshavebeenforcedtopaymoreforless,whilewealthy,well-connectedspecialinterestshaveenjoyedspecialtreatmentandtaxcuts. AfairerpoliticalsystemiswithinourgraspasmoreIdahoansrecognizethatIdahoDemocrats,suchasmy-self,havecorevaluesthatmostcloselyalignwithIdahofamilies,workers,businessesandcommunities.ThereareaccomplishedDemocratsinDistrict26whoarewillingtostepupanddevoteaperiodoftheirlivestopublicserviceandIwillworkhardtogetthemelectednextyear. Thankyou,citizensofDistrict26,forthehonorofserv-ingasyourStateRepresentativesince2004.Togetherwehavemadeitabetterplacetobe.

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2015 Camas Library FoundationAnnual Membership Meeting TheCamasCountyPublicLibraryFoundationwillbehavingitsAnnualMembershipMeeting,Wednesday,Oc-tober21stat6p.m.atthelibrary.Allmembersareinvitedtoattend.AvarietyofJimDandy’spizzawillbeservedalongwithsalad,cookies,water,orlemonade.Abriefbusi-nessmeetingwillbeheldwhichwillincludeanoverviewofwhattheFoundationhasbeendoingandanelectionofanewBoardmember.


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LastSaturdaymyfamilyhosteda50thbirthdaypartyformybrother.Heflew

infromtheTennesseeStatetobehisownguest.Har-vestisgoingonstatewideinIdaho,sowe(thesiblings)were

unabletogotoTennesseetosurprisehim.Allinallwehadwhatyoumightcallaharvestparty.Thedecorationswereverycolor-ful,rightdowntothe“50”poundbagofpotatoesbeingdisplayed(fivetensalsomade50). Tolookback50years,onecanseealotofchangesinourworld.Ifyouaren’t’oldenoughtoremember50yearsofchange,youcanreflectonafewyearsaloneandseetremendouschangeinjusttechnology. Forinstance,theyclaimmenlandedonthemoonin1969.Istillhavemypersonaldoubtswhether1969wastheactualyear,butonethingyoucan“count”onistheshowSesameStreetdiddebutin1969. AlthoughtheshowGunsmokestartedin1955,youcouldhavecaughtituntil1975orrerunsafterthat.Somethingshavespannedtimewell.TVinthe1960’sbroughtplain,simple,humorous,anddecentTV.Inthe1970’s,TVwasfilledwitheverykindofshowtogiveyousomethingtodowhileyouwerehomemadatthe55mphspeedlimits,andgasolineshortagesandprices.Mash,HappyDays,andnumerousothersgaveuslongseasonsaswell. The1980’sand90’sreducedalltheoldrulesoftelevisionbroadcasting.Todayyouhaveeverythingfromrealitytosciencefictionwiththeclickoftheremotecontrol,whichnoonehadheardofinearlieryears. News,fourdaysold,wasstillnewswhenyougotit.Thepostalsystemwithstampsandlettersservedusinsteadoftheinternetormulti-mediasources.Gaspumps,iftheywereopenonSunday,wouldusepapercurrencyinsteadofplasticcards.Booksweremadeofpaperbindingsinsteadofplasticelectronicdevices.Type-writerswereusedinsteadofkeyboards.Waterwasdrankoutofagardenhoseinsteadofaplasticbottle(buyingwaterinthestorewasunheardof). Ifyoucruisedtownina1960’sor70’spickuporcar,theywerenotconsideredantiquebecausetheywerenewthen.Three-wheeledmotorcycleswereasawkwardascomputersthemselves.Today’scomputersfitinthewidthofapencilcomparedtothesizeofaclassroomliketheyuseto. Walkingamiletocatchaschoolbuswascommonpractice.Walkingtwomilestomeetinthemiddletodecidewheretowalkwhenhunting,wasfirstnature. Airplanesservedyouafullmealonaflightcomparedtopea-nutsandsoftdrinksmadewithartificialsugars.Foodsweren’tasartificialastheyaretoday. IfIwastogoonandmentionthechangeinthelast50years,Iwouldhavetogiveyouahardbackencyclopedia(what’sthat???).Allowyourselfamomenttothinkaboutthechange,butforthis“CupofTee,”Ineedanap☺.

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-----------------------Thur, Oct 15 (Rich) Soup, Sand & V. Berry PieFriday, Oct 16 (Sho) Harvest Dinner LeftoversMonday, Oct 19 (Rich) Baked Potato BarTuesday, Oct 20 (Sho) Meatballs/Gravy & Apple B.B.Wed, Oct 21 (Sho) Soup, Sand & Peanutbutter 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.

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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 MonthOpen for Coffee and Breakfast 7 to 11 a.m.

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Friday, Oct 16 Pork ChopsTuesday, Oct 20 Beef StroganoffWednesday, Oct 21 Ham & Beans

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 19: Chef Salad w/Ham & Bean Soup

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Area 1:Benewah,Bonner,Boundary,Clearwater,Idaho,Koote-nai,Latah,Lewis,NezPerceandShoshonecounties.Area 2:Bannock,BearLake,Bingham,Bonneville,Butte,Cari-bou,Clark,Custer,Franklin,Fremont,Jefferson,Lemhi,Madison,Oneida,PowerandTetoncounties.Area 3:Ada,Adams,Blaine,Boise,Camas,Canyon,Cassia,Elmore,Gem,Gooding,Jerome,Lincoln,Minidoka,Owyhee,Payette,TwinFalls,Valley,andWashingtoncounties,includingallislandsintheSnakeRiverexceptPatchandPorterislands. Shootinghoursstartone-halfhourbeforesunriseinallthreeareas,exceptonFortBoise,C.J.Strike,Montour,NiagaraSprings,PayetteRiver,andSterlingwildlifeman-agementareas,whereshootinghoursstartat10a.m.duringthepheasantseason. Thedailybaglimitisthreecocks,andthepossessionlimitisnine,exceptonwildlifemanagementareaswherepheas-antsarestocked,inwhichcasethedailylimitistwococks andsixinpossession. Allhuntersmustcarryavalid 2015 Idaho huntinglicense,andhunters17andolderneedaWMAuplandgamebirdpermittohuntonIdahoFishandGame’sninewildlifemanagementareaswherepheasantsarestocked.Thepermitmustbesignedininkbytheholder,validatedbyenteringtheharvestdateandlocation,andremovinganotchfromthepermitforeach pheasant taken. Thepermitallowshunterstotaketwopheasantsperdayanduptosixperpermit. Alluplandgamehuntersarerequiredtowearamini-mumof36squareinchesofvisiblehunterorangeduringthepheasant seasonwhenhuntingonwildlifemanage-mentareaswherepheasantsarestocked. Areaswherepheasantsarestocked:FortBoise,PayetteRiver,Montour,C.J.Strike,Sterling,MarketLake,MudLake,CartierSlough,andNiagaraSprings.

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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.

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wintersnowpiledup,carswereputinshedsorgarages,andput

uponblocksuntilspringandbareroads. WhenLonBaldwinpreparedtoreturntoGoodingCollegeafterChristmas,theroadswerecoveredwithfeetofsnow.So,heandDal(hisdad)drovethefrontwheelsofthecarupontoabobsled,andateamofhorsespulleditoverJohnsonHillasfarastheroadwassnowcovered.ThenLonbackedthecaroffthesledanddrovetoGooding,andhisdadreturnedhomeforthewinter.Itdidn’thurtLon’spopularitytobetheonlystudentwithacar. Thatwasinthe“goodolddays.”

United Way of South Central Idaho Presents

Bridge Converence 2015 Thepowertobuildcomesfrompowertools!AtthisOne-Dayconference,nationallyacclaimeddynamicspeakerswillinspireyouwiththeirknowledge,humor,andpassonastheysharepowerfultoolstohelpyournon-profitbuildabridgetoyourcommunityfundraisingsuccess! Call208-733-4922orgoonlinetouwscid.orgtofindoutmoreabouttheconverencetobeheld...

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Doyouknowofanindividualorbusinesswhodeservesrecognitionfortheirvolunteerworkorprogram? Idaho’sBrightestStarAwardsisacceptingnominationsfor outstanding volunteerism in various communitiesthroughoutthestate.Submityournominationsnolaterthan5p.m.onNov.13,2015. Idaho’sBrightestStarAwardsarerecognizedineachofthesenominationcategories: Individual Student Senior citizen Organization Small business CorporationEachcategorywinnerwillbepresentedwithanawardandcertificatesignedbythegovernorataneventonThursday,Jan.21. Learnmoreandsubmitnominations:http://serveidaho.gov/Events/IdahosBrightestStars.aspx


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Caricature Drawing,taughtbyartistLynnVan-Hoozer,onTuesdays,November3-24from6:30-8pmattheCSINorthSideCenterinGooding.Costtoregisterfortheclassis$75. Thisclasswillteachparticipantshowtocre-ateamusingandsatiricalcartoonsofyourfa-vorite(ornotsofavorite)faces.Famouspeople,celebrities,politicalfigures,friendsandevenfamilymemberscanallmakegoodsubjectsforthisdrawing.Avarietyofdrawingtoolswillbeusedincludingpencil,charcoal,inkorchalkstocompleteyourcaricature.Mostmaterialswillbeprovided,butparticipantsshouldbringphoto-graphsoftheiranticipatedsubjects.

~ ~ ~ ~ ~Yoga and Pilates,taughtbyHollyAdams,onMonandThurs,November2-30attheGoodingRecGym,20214thAvenueEast,Gooding,from7:30-8:30pm.Costtoregisteris$59. ThiscombinationofPilates&yogaclassisperfectforstretchingandstrengtheningthebody.Theemphasisisoncorecontrolinallposesandfocusonbreathingwhileinmotion.Thefullbody iscovered, leavingparticipantsfeelingtonedandflexible.Individualsofallfitnesslev-els,ages14andup,arewelcome.Participantsneedtobringtheirownmat.TherewillbenoclassonThursday,November26. Participantsmayregisterbycalling(208)934-8678or(208)732-6442.Classsizeislimitedsoearlyregistrationissuggested.


Advertise in the Gooding HS Yearbook The2015-2016GoodingHighSchoolYearbookStaffissellingadstoraiseenoughmoneytobuynewcameras. Youcanuseanadalreadypreparedorhavetheyearbookstaffmakeoneupforyou.Tobuyanadforyourcompanyandsupporttheyearbookstaff,call(208)[email protected].

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Hunters: Exercise Caution in Burned Areas Whilefireseasoniswindingdownoroverinmostpartsofthestate,huntersstillneedtobevigilantofhazardsas-sociatedwithrecentlyburnedareas. Huntersareremindedthatwildfirescanstilloccurdur-ingfall,andtheyshouldalwaysbecarefulwithcampfires,barbecues,motors(chainsaws,generators,ATVs),andotheritemsthatcancausefires.Huntersshouldmakesuretheircampfiresarecompletelyoutbeforetheyleavefortheirmorninghuntsoranytimetheyleavetheircamps. Hereareafewprecautionsforpeopletravelinginrecentlyburnedareas:· Driving–Pleasedriveslowlywithyourheadlightson.Watchforfirevehiclesandpersonnel,othertraffic,anddonotstopontheroad.· Hazardoustrees–Firedamagedtreescanfallunex-pectedly.Beawareofyoursurroundingsandavoidareaswithsnags.· Debris–Watchforrollingrocks,logs,andotherdebris.Takeasawofsometype(handsawinWildernessareas)forpotentiallyclearingroadsandtrails.· Watchforashpits–Ashpitsareholesofhotorcoldashes,createdbyburnedtreesandstumps.Fallingintoashpitscancauseburnsand/orlowerleginjuries.· Flooding–Theriskoffloodsremainssignificantlyhigheruntilburnedvegetationcanre-grow—uptofiveyearsafterawildfire.· Wildernessvisitors–Ifyoutravelinthevicinityofafire,beawareofrapidandunpredictablefirespread,rollingdebris,fallingsnagsandtrees,andlimitedvisibility.· Prepare:Planyourtripwiththemostcurrentfireinfor-mationandusetrailsthatavoidthefire.Takeamapandcompass,andletothersknowyourtravelplans.Navigationskillsareimportantinfireareaswheretrailsignsmayhaveburnedandarenolongerpresentorreadable.· Watch:Asyoutravel,lookoutforburnedouttreesandsnags,unstablesectionsofthetrail,rollingrocks.· Camp:Chooseasafeplacetocamp.Lookforareasawayfromthefire,inopenareasoutofthetimber,awayfromfalling/rollinghazardsbelowcliffsandslopes.Insurethatcampfiresareoutbeforeleavingthearea.· Inaddition,ForestServicefirepersonnelwillbeconduct-ingfallprescribedburningwhichcouldlastforseveralweeksdependingonweatherandfuelconditions.Signswillbepostedonroadsnearallburnareaspriortoandwhenburningisinprogress,andfirepersonnelwillattempttocontactpeoplewhomightbehuntingorrecreatinginanareabeforeaplannedignition.Specificinformationisavailablebycontactingthelocalrangerdistrict.

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Crossings Winery To HostInvitation Artist Display

TheformerCarmelaWineryinGlennsFerryishousingayearrounddisplayofartrepresentativeofIdaho,featuringadifferentartisteachmonth.DuringthemonthofOctobertwoWendellartistswithbetheArtistsoftheMonth.GraceKoehler,whohasgainedfamewithher“featherpaintings”andRoyMasonwellknownforhiswatercolorlandscapes,willbehangingtheirartforsaleinthediningroomwheredinersandvisitorscanenjoytheiruniqueartwork.Grace

andRoyencouragealltheirlocalfriendsandfel-lowartiststovisittheCrossingsWinery,topar-takeofallthewineryhastooffer,andtohelp

celebratetheir timeas“ArtistsoftheMonth”.Formoreinfor-mationcall208-366-2313orvisittheirwebpage.


Services►Localcertifiedelementaryteacherwithmanyyears ex-perienceinremedialworkinreading/math isavailablefortutoring. Progress is basedon frequency of sessions.Ratesareaffordable.Fairfieldarea.Call721-3317formoreinformation.►PATCH Levi, coveralls, etc.ReplaceBrokenZippers:coats, jackets, Levi, pants,etc. Hemming: pants, pantsdresses, etc. Gooding DropatAceHardware.CallKathy837-6267.►SettingappointmentsNOW;(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 muchtohandleonyourown?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►DuglasFirFirewoodforSale. $225, split & deliv-ered.Notfiresalvaged.Call358-0516.

►WoodMaster outdoor wood stove for sale. Sitsoutsideandheatshome,hotwater,shoporbarn.Smallorlargehomes.Burneitherwoodorpellets.Safeandef-ficient.John208-781-0691.

►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,tranquilFairfieldneighborhood.Comfortablynestledon40acresplusbarn,triplegarageandoutbuildings.487South225East.Asking$284,800.Owneroccupied.SunLandInvest-ments:208-726-3046or208-788-6523.STELLAGRAY

Wanted:►Need someone to cleanmytraveltrailer.CallVonScheerat539-1005

Cabin For Sale►Cabin+Almost3acres.Nomorecrowdedcampgrounds.Approximately25northofFairfield,4milesfromBigSmokeycampground.Wildlifegalore.AHuntersParadise.Fireplace,Well&Septicinplace.Yourowncreekacrossthebackoftheproperty.Propanestoveandfridgeincluded.Familyhasgrownandscattered.Timeforanewfamilytocreatememories.Almost900squarefeetdownstairsplus3/4upstairsloft.4milesfromBigSmokey.20milesfromFeatherville.RoyalElkEstatesLot18.208-431-4787.Ownernotfinancing.$239,000

FreeWeiderPro9735:Allstationsplusattachments.DP-air-gometerexersizebike.Proformtreadmill.Workoutbench,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?Wouldyoualsolikesomeonetofin-ishthequiltbysewingthebinding?Call208-934-6400SunflowerQuiltinginBel-levue,Idaho.

Anyonewanttomakeahauntedhouse/spookalleyinGooding?Notmuch timenormoney,butgreat location.Wehave to thisfast,wearewillingtodoitasafundraiserforcharity.Weneedafewpeoplewillingtoputsomeworkandcreativity in toafunproject.Sofindagrouporsomefriendsanlet’sgetstarted.TextDanat208-261-1862


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