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The Richfield DistrictLibrary is takingthe leadinbringingtechnologyandtrainingtoIdahocommu-nities.The librarydirec-tor,ClayRitter,isalsothedirectorat theShoshonePublic Library. Clay hasparticipatedintwo“MakeIt” trainingsprovidedbythe Idaho CommissionforLibrariesonbehalfofthe librariesandisbring-ingtheskillshelearnedtolibrarypatronsinRichfieldandShoshone. By appointment, Clayhelps patrons of all ageslearntousethe3Dprinterateither library.“Iprintedadirtbike,”said10yearoldDominic Gross with wideeyes. Other patrons haveprinted cell phone cases,guitarpicks,acamera lenshoodandkeychains.The3Dprinterisavailableforpatrons

toprintoutobjectstheyhavecreatedordownloadedfrom“Thingiverse”onafirstcome,firstservebasis. Patrons of the libraryalsohavetheopportunitytoparticipatein“SummerofCode,”aprogrampow-eredbytheKhanAcademyandfundedbytheJ.A.and

KathrynAlbertsonFamilyFoundation. Each Tues-days and Thursdays from3p.m.to5p.m.studentsingrades2-12canlearnanintroductiontocodingviaKhanAcademy’s“IntrotoJavaScript” course at theRichfieldLibraryDistrict.NoRSVPisrequired.

3DPrintingatRichfieldLibrary

LibrarydirectorClayRitterhelpsDominicGross,age10,ChaseHutchinson,age7,andToriHutchinson,age5,learntousethe3Dprinter.PhotobyHollyCook

ThisFridayandSaturday,TimandJanMoorewillbehostingtheirannualgatheringsouthofWendell.CountryGospelsingersJeffGoreandKristynHarriswillbeleadinganOld-fashionedTentmeetingstartingat6p.m.eachevening. Fridayeveningwillincludepieandcoffee.SaturdaywilladdBBQandcountryfixins(themessagewillbeginat7:00followedbyold-timewesternmusicwithKristynHarris). Everyoneiswelcome!Justfollowthemusicto1473E3600S-takeHighway46southtothe3600road,thengowest2.25miles.

Come enjoy a great evening with friends and neighbors.

Cowboy Gathering at the Lazy 2 Ranch

Annual Firemen’s

BBQ The Gooding Fire De-partmentisholdingitsan-nual BBQ this Saturday,June25th,attheEastSideParkfrom11amto2pm.Duringthisday-longeventtherewillbestaticdisplaysfrom: Gooding Fire De-partment,ForestService,BLM, and the NationalGuard. A general raff lealongwithariflerafflewilltakeplacearound2pm. The Fire DepartmentwillhaveBBQshirtsalongwiththeir“toughenoughtowearpink”shirtsforsale.ProceedswillgodirectlytolocalfamiliesinGoodingwhoaredealingwithcancer.Overthelastfewyearstheyhavedonatedthousandsofdollarstolocalfamiliesandproceeds from last year’sBBQwereusedtosupportseveral families who losttheirhomestofire. The Gooding Fire De-partmentwouldliketogivea special thanks to localbusinessesforthedonationsreceivedfromthe‘FirePup’program.Theproceeds,willonce again, make it pos-sibletoeducateelementary

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsChamber Meeting: TheCamasChamberofCommercewillmeetthisThurs-day,June23rd,attheIronMountainInnat7p.m.Attention All Preschooler Parents: StorytimeattheCamasPublicLibraryiseveryThurs-daysat10:30a.m.Therewillalsobecraftsattheend.Pleasecomeandjoinusforagoodstoryandcrafts.

All City of Fairfield & Camas County Residents: SignupnowforbasicAutoCADtrainingwithuseofdrawingsand3Dprinterprogram.June27ththruSeptem-ber14th,Monday&Wednesday,4to5:30p.m.ClasseswillbeheldintheCamasCountyJr.Highcomputerlab(610SoldierRdinFairfield). Thistrainingistoimproveandenhanceourlocaljobskills.Intermediatecomputerskillsrequired.Nochargetoapplicant.Thesecoursesareopentohighschoolstudentsaswell.Limitedavailability.CalltheFairfieldCityofficeat764-2333toreserveyourspot. Twomorecourseswillbeavailable.Ifyouareunabletoreserveaspotnoworareinterestedinafutureclasspleasecall.FuturecourseswillstartinmidSeptember2016,andearlyDecember2016.

Summer Rodeos ThisweektheIdahoHighSchoolRodeoAssociationwillholdingtheirStateFinalsinPocatello.BeginninginJulyProRodeowillrideintoSouthernIdaho.

Camas County - July 8 & 9Lincoln County - July 28, 29 &30

Jerome County - August 9, 10 & 11Gooding County - August 18, 19 & 20

TheCamasCountySeniorand Community CenterhadtosaygoodbyetoSaraDonkersloot.Sheisgoingto Alaska to be with herGrandchildren.TheCenterwillgreatlymissher. TheboardmembersvotedtohireShannonHarrisasthe new site manager onJune9,2016.ShannonhasbeenanIdahoresidentfor48yearsandaparttimeresidentofFairfieldfor14years.HerfamilymovedtoFairfieldfull-timeinJanuary.Stopbyandsayhello.Shewouldlovetomeetyou.

Markyourcalendarsforthe2ndAnnualCamasCountyFairBoardBBQCook-offtobeheldonJuly4th! Thisyearwewillbesupply-ingBrisket...therewillalsobeabeancook-offaswell! EntryfeefortheBrisketis$30and$10toenteryourfa-mousbeanrecipe!

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Camas Fair BoardBBQ Cook-off

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AFairtoRememberCelebratingthePast,PresentandFuture

OnJuly4th,plantojointheVanceMcHanBenefitRunRun&Breakfast.Toregisterforthe5kfunrun/walk,justgotoRunSignUp.com,orfacebookevents. ThiseventwilltakeplaceattheGoodingHighSchool(10507thAve.W.)from7:30to10a.m. Runnersandnon-runnersarewelcometoattendthebreakfast.Donationwillbeacceptedwithallproceedsgo-ingtotheVanceMcHanBenefitacount.DonationscanalsobemadeatanyZionsBank.

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St.ElizabethChurchinGooding ThisSaturdayyouareinvitedtojointhefunatSt.Eliza-bethChurchforaYardSaleandKermeseventfrom8a.m.to3p.m. AuthenticMexicanfoodwillbeavailableinthechurchcourtyard,aswellasmanygreatyardsalefindsindoorsandout.Comeoutandsupportthisfuncommunityevent. St.ElizabethChurchislocatedat1515CaliforniaStreet,inGooding.Kermes is the word is used in Mexico and many Hispanic countries to describe a festival. These events usually include games, live entertainment, and a variety of Hispanic foods.

GlanbiaFunDaysGooding’sEastSideParkfrom1to6:30p.m.

ThisFriday,June24th,comeenjoyGrilledCheese,Chili,andMilk.Freeswimmingandgamesforthekids.

schoolstudentsaboutfireprevention. Thisyear’s“FilltheBoot”campaignbroughtinover$3100.00fortheGoodingLionsClub!Thismoneywillhelppeoplerighthereinourcommunity. Thedepartmentwasfortunatetosecureover$91,000inmulti-countyAssistancetoFirefightersgrantsthisyear.Thishelpedequipthemwith18SelfContainedBreathingApparatusandothersafteyequipmentwhichwillcon-tinuetokeepfirefighterssafeandabletodotheirjobsproperly. ComeenjoyagreatBBQandjointhemincelebrating108yearsofservicetotheGoodingcommunity.Ifyouareunabletoattend,donationscanbesentto:GoodingFireDepartment422IdahoStreetGooding,Idaho83330PleasemakecheckspayabletoGoodingFireman’sBenefitFund(GFBF).

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The Gooding Chamberwillalsohaveatabletosellraffle tickets to help raisemoney for their HolidayKick-off. Drawingforprizeswillbeheldduringthecountyfair.

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DeliaVillalobos,63,ofJe-rome,passedawaypeacefullyon Tuesday June 14, 2016,inSaltLakeCity,Utah. Shewas born October 2, 1952,in Mazatlan, Mexico, thedaughterofQuirinoVillalo-bosMandujanoandMariadeJesusGarcia.DeliawasraisedinGuadalajaraandsettledinIdaho, where she raised herfamily.Shewasanexcellenthomemakerwholoveddanc-ingandsocializing. Deliaissurvivedbyfourchildren;MariadeJesus(Sil-vestre) Guillen, Gloria (Ruben) Bartlett, Ana (Jose)CervantesandRamonVillalobosGonzalez;sixgrand-children,Vanessa,Iridian,Edgar,Julian,EvelynandJr.Sheisalsosurvivedbyfoursisters;MariaLuisa,MariadelRosario,AideeandEsther;onebrother,Jesus;andmanyextendedfamilymembersandfriends.Sheisprecededindeathbyherparentsandherson,Miguel. AVigilwithRosarywillbeheldSundayJune19,2016,atSt.JeromeCatholicChurch,2162ndAvenueeast,Jerome,wherefamilyandfriendsmaycallfrom7-9p.m.AFuneralMasswillbecelebratedat11:00a.m.,MondayJune20,2016,alsoatSt.JeromeCatholicChurch.In-termentwillfollowintheWendellCemetery,Wendell,Idaho.ArrangementsareunderthecareofFarnsworthMortuaryofJerome.www.farnsworthmortuary.com

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death & Service noticesRalfLelandLucke,52,aresidentofGooding,passedawaySaturday,June4,2016atNorthCanyonMedicalCenterinGooding.Amemorialgravesideservicewillbeheldat11:00am,Friday,June24,2016atElmwoodCemeteryinGooding,withPastorRogerJohnsonof-ficiating.Acelebrationoflifewillbeheldat2:00pm,onSunday,June26,2016attheWestParkinGood-ing.ArrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.

Leave It Better Than You Found ItMake litter pick-up part of your outdoor experience

WithcampingandfishingseasoninfullswingandmanypeopleenjoyingIdaho’soutdoors,theIdahoDepartmentofFishandGameencouragesalloutdoorenthusiaststomakelitterpick-uppartoftheiroutdoorroutine. “Notonlyisittherightthingtodo,butitdemonstratesrespectandcommitmenttooutdoorethicsandconserva-tion,”saidJoeDuPont,FishandGamefisheriesmanagerofLewiston.“Respectfulpeoplepreservetheplacestheyenjoy,sowhynotleaveitbetterthanyoufoundit?” Pickingupthatsodacan,cigarettebutt,ordiscardedfishinglineleftbyotherswillnotonlyhelpcleanuptheoutdoors,buttraditionswillbeenrichedasfuturegen-erationslearnbyexampletobegoodstewardsoftheland.Youthlearnveryquicklyfromtheirparentstoeitherbegoodcaretakers-apositiverolemodelforhuntingandfishing,ordisrespectfulslobs. Whilethevastmajorityofoutdoorenthusiastsaregoodabouttakingtheirtrashwiththem,unfortunatelyitonlytakesafewleavingtheirmesstoruinanareafortherest. Litteringisthemostcommonreasonwhylandownersdon’tallowaccessonorthroughtheirproperty. “Someverypopularstretchesalongthe littleSalmonRivermaybeclosedtoaccessnextyearbecausetheland-ownersarejustnotgoingtoputupwiththelitterproblemanymore,”saidDuPont. Thatmeanseveryonemaypaythepriceoflostaccessforeverbecauseofthedisrespectfulactionsofafew. Leavingtrashisnotuniquetofishingandhuntingareas,butonethatplaguesallareas-alongroadways,hikingtrails,campgrounds,vehiclepulloutareas–basicallyanywherepeoplegooutdoors. TheillegaldumpingoftrashandvandalismoffacilitiesatFishandGame’saccesssitesarealsocommonproblems.Theseareasaremaintainedforthebenefitofrecreatingpublicandarepaidforwithfundingfromhuntersandanglers. “Repairingandreplacingdamageditemsanddisposingofdiscardedtrashisverytimeconsumingandexpensive,”saidDennisHardy,recreationsiteforemanforFishandGameinNampa.“Themoneycouldbebetterspentprovidinganewboatramp,anADAtoiletorfishingpier.” FishandGameencouragesthepublictoreportvandal-ismtheyobserveorpeoplewholitterbycallinganylocallawenforcementagencyassoonaspossible. Writedownavehiclelicenseplatenumber,physicaldescriptionoftheviolatorandtheirvehicle,andnotethelocation,dayandtimeoftheactivity. Keepingtheoutdoorscleancomesdowntopeopleshowingrespectandbeingresponsible.“I’malwayshappywhenIseefolkscleaningupatouraccessareasandalongtheroads,”saidHardy.“Theireffortsshowthatpeopledocare.”


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O l i v e r J a m e sRitchie,“Rich,”87,aresi-dent of Hagerman, wasbornSeptember17,1928,inRirie,Idaho.Hepassedawayathomewithhisbestfriendandbelovedbrother,wife, and children by hissideonMay22,2016. Hewasprecededin

deathbyhisson,BradleyJamesandabrother,William.Heissurvivedbyhiswife,Elaine;hisbrotherHarold,“Rich1,”sister,Ivy;threechildren,KerryRitchie-Camp-bell,GaeleneRitchie-MuellerandRobertClintRitchie;twosons-in-law,MarkMuellerandDonCampbell;onedaughter-in-law,ChristiRitchie;eightgrandchildrenandtengreat-grandchildren. OlivergraduatedfromRigbyHighSchool.TributegoestotheWayneTibbetts’familyofLorenzo,whokepthimworkingandfedsothathecouldpayhiswaytostayandfinishhighschool.Theskillslearnedfromranching,farm-ing,huntingandlifeguardinglaidthefoundationforhisadultlife. OliverandElaineKruppmarriedintheIdahoFallsLDSTempleSeptember12,1950.HeoncesharedhefirstlaideyesonElaineatachurchdancewhenshewasinthesev-enthgradeandknewshewastheone.Theybothlovedtodance,thus“steppedtogether”throughsixty-sixyearsofmarriage.TheyresidedinIdahoFallsfortwenty-twoyearsraisingfourchildren.RichdrovetruckforRossMcCowenandCowboyOilformorethantenyearsbeforehefoundhistruecalling,agriculture. AfteryearsasapartnerofFosterandAssociatesoutoftheOsgoodarea,Richexpandedandseizedtheopportu-nitytomovetotheburgeoningBellRapidsProjectwestofHagerman. Heeventuallywentsolo.RitchieFarmsandSonswases-tablishedin1974.Agriculturewasapassionandittreatedhimwell.HishardworkwasprofessionallyrecognizedinthefeaturearticleandcoverphotoofPotatoGrowersofIdaho,December1979.RichservedontheDirectors’BoardofPotatoGrowersofIdahofortwotermsandwasawardedGroweroftheYearin1989.Mostcherishedofthoseyearsweretheplanningandworkingalongsidehissons,plusthemanyemployeeswhobecamefriendsandfamilythroughouttheyearsofmanyharvests.

OliverJamesRitchie Richretiredin1993fromtheBellto“farm”theRitchieresidenceanddevotefulltimecaretohiswife,Elaine. Richlovedtheoutdoors.Hiscathedralwasthemoun-tains.Alongsidehisbrother,Rich1,afavoriteescapewasCopperBasininthePioneers.Horseswereapassionstart-inginhisearlytwenties.Huntinglargegame,photogra-phyandfishingwerepleasuresenjoyedwithmanyfriendsandfamily.Intheselateryears,4-wheelingwithhislocalbuddies,BobandKenny,becameafadinghighlight.But,always,always,atruesimplepleasurewasadrivealongthefieldsortheriverwithhisgirl,Elaine,ridingshot-gun. Aheartfeltnoteoflove,admirationandgratitudetoHarold,Rich1,foralifetimeofunwaveringsupport,loveandkinship.Therecouldneverbeabetterbrother. DeeploveandgratitudetoGloriaPawson,herfamilyandKathyRaybourn.Theyaretrueangels.Theirgentlecare,unwaveringdevotion,goodcookingandsincerefriend-shiptoMomandDadmadeitpossibleforthemtohaveaqualityoflifetogetherinthecomfortoftheirhome. InhonorofRich’srequest,nopublicserviceswillbeheld. ArrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDe-marayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.Condolencesandmemoriesmaybesharedwiththefamilybyvisitingtheobituarylinkatwww.demarayfuneralservice.com.

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Gooding934-5504(308SeniorAvenue)LunchSuggestedDonation$3.50

Breakfast:(7:30to10)1stSaturdayoftheMonthFit&FallProof:EveryMon.&Wed.at11:00a.m.

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Friday,June24 RoastBeefTuesday,June28 TacoBarWednesday,June29 Cheeseburgers

TheU.S.Dept.ofAgricultureprohibitsdiscriminationinallitsprogramsandactivitiesonthebasisofrace,color,sex,nationalorigin,religion,age,disability,politicalbeliefs,sexualorientation,ormaritalor family status (notallprohibitedbasesapply toallprograms).Tofileacomplaintofdiscrimination,writeUSDADirector,OfficeofCivilRights,1400IndependenceAvenue,SW,WashingtonDC20250-9410orcall800-795-3272(voice)or202-720-6382(TDD).USDAisanequalopportunitylender,providerandemployer.

Senior Center MenusAll menus are subject to change without notice.

Wendell536-9951(380East1stStreet)LunchisservedeveryMonday&FridayatNoon.

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Camas QuipsGathered by Tee Hurd

Saidtheprofessor,“Ifthereareanydumbbellsintheroompleasestandup.”

Alongpauseandthenthelonefreshmanstoodup,“Whydoyouconsideryourselfadumbbell?”

“Wellnotexactlythatsir,butIdohatetoseeyoustandingbyyourself.”

-------------------------------------He-“Wantmetocallyouataxi?”

She-“Yes,please.”He-“You’reataxi.”

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Druggist-Itmust,sir,nobody’severcomebackforseconds.”-------------------------------------

Amancalledupabirdstoretheotherdayandsaid,“Sendover30,000cockroachesatonce.”

“Whatinheavensnamedoyouwantwith30,000cockroaches?”

“Well,”repliedthehouseholder,“IammovingtodayandmyleasesaysImustleavethepremiseshereexactlythesame

conditioninwhichIfoundthem.”-------------------------------------Arollingfootballgathersnoscore.

-------------------------------------“WhatwouldIget,”inquiredtheman

whohadjustinsuredhispropertyagainstfire,“ifthisbuildingshouldburndowntonight?”

“Iwouldsay,”repliedtheinsuranceagent,“abouttenyears.”-------------------------------------

“Father,”saidDorothy,“thatbankinwhichyoutoldmetoputmymoneyisinabadway.”

“Inabadway?”returnedherfather,“why,mychildthat’soneofthestrongestbanksinthecountry.

Whatintheworldgivesyouthatidea?”“Well,”saidDorothy,“itreturnedoneofmycheckstodayfor

$25marked“nofunds.’”-------------------------------------

ASundayschoolteachersubstituteaskedthechildrenwhatsheshouldtalkaboutandgotanimmediateanswer,

“Talkaboutthreeminutes.”-------------------------------------

Boss-“There’s$20gonefrommycashdrawer,Johnny,youandIweretheonlypeoplewhohadkeystothatdrawer.”

Officeboy-“Wells’poseweeachpay$10andsaynomoreaboutit.”

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The Pokey Truth about Canada ThistleBy: The Camas Bug Crew

Thisisnotthekindofplantyouwantgrowinginyourbackyardwhereyourchildrenplay.Thisplanthaspokeythornsonitthatextendfromitsleaves.Canadathistleisaninvasiveplantthatwilltakeoveryourgardenifnottakencareofproperly. Canadathistleisanaggressive,colony-formingperen-nialweedthatreproducesbyseedanddeep,extensivehorizontalroots.FloweringoccursfromJunethroughAugust.Theflowersareurn-shaped,purple(sometimeswhite),andmaleandfemaleflowersoccuronseparateplantswithheadsrangingfromtwoandahalftothreeandaforthinchindiameter.Fruitsareaboutoneeighthinchlongandbrownishwithatuftofhairsatthetop.Stemsaretypicallyonetofourfeettallwithalternate,oblongorlance-shapedleavesdividedintospiny-tippedirregularlobes.CanadathistleisanativeofsoutheasternEurasiaandwasintroducedtoCanadaasacontaminantofcropseedinthe18thcentury.Itcancommonlybefoundingardens,flowerbeds,pastures,cultivatedfields,rangelands,forests,andalongriverbanks,ditchesandroadsides.Canadathistlecantolerateawiderangeofcompeti-tivecropsand,inheavyconcentrations. Howdowegetridofthisweedyouask?Thebugcrewhastheanswer.Hydroplontuslitura,ortheCanadathis-tlestemweevil,isabiologicalcontrolagentthatattacksCanadathistlebylarvalfeedingwithinthestem,open-ingdamagefromotherorganismssuchasopportunisticpathogens.Theadultsalsofeedontheplantfoliageintheearlyspring,althoughtheireffectontheplantislimited.Adultweevilsare3-4mmlongwithwhitishhairsandapronouncedwhiteT-shapedmarkingontheirback.TheyoverwinterasadultsandcantypicallybefoundinthefieldfromAugustuntilJune.FemalesdepositeggsfromMarchuntilmid-May,whiletheplantsarestilllessthan5cmtall.Eachfemalelaysanaverageof120eggstargetingsmallershootsforoviposition.Thelarvaeminethetissuesofthe

leaftowardthemainvein.Olderlarvaeminethestemandrootcrown.Pupationoccursinthesoilsurround-ingtheplantandgenerallylasttwotothreeweeks.Forredistribution,adultscanbecollectedintheearlyspringwithforceps,fingers,anaspirator,oramodifiedvacuum.Whenreleasingtheinsectsatanewlocation,itisbesttoreleasetheadultsoveryoungplantmaterialsimilarinsizetotheplantswheretheweevilwasoriginallycollected. Ifyouhaveseenthisplantinanareathatwillbefreefromgrazing,mowing,cultivatingorspraying,thisjustmightbeanareawhereourbugscangetestablished.Pleasecallusifyouknowofsuchaplacebycalling316-0355.ThankyouforhelpingusfightnoxiousweedsinCamasCounty.


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ABriefSynopsisoftheMay2016CamasCountyCommissionersMeetingsAcompletesetoftheminutesareonfileattheClerk’sOffice

May 9, 2016 Themeetingwascalledtoorderat9:01a.m.byChairmanBarbMcMurdo.AlsopresentwereCommissionerKenBack-strom,CommissionerRonChapman,ProsecutingAttorneyMattPember,andClerkKorriBlodgett. TheBoardreviewedtheAgenda.CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontoapprovetheAgendaasposted.SecondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous. TheBoardreviewedaLetterofresignationfromaBoardmemberfromtheMan-madeParkproject.Itwasaconsen-susoftheBoardtoaccepttheletterofresignationfromJerryNelson. TheBoardmetwithEMTBoardmembersLesiaKnowlton,RaulOrnelas,andLairaThomas. ChairmanMcMurdomadeamotiontogointoExecutiveSessionperIdahoCode74-206(1)(a)&(b),toconsiderper-sonnelmatters.Arollcallvoteshowedallinfavor.TheBoardenteredintoexecutivesession.TheBoardclosedtheexecutivesessionat10:00a.m. TheBoardreconvenedanddiscussedanappointmentofaProxyfortheFy2017BudgetCommitteeHearing.Commis-sionerBackstrommadeamotiontogivePamJonesourproxyvoteduringtheSCPHDBudgetHearingonMay18th,2016.SecondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous. TheBoardheldapublicHearingtohearaproposedOrdi-nance#168,relatingtoRegulatingLicensingEntertainmentAssemblies,repealingOrdinance#114.NoonefromthepublicappearedandtheBoardclosedthehearing.CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontoapproveOrdinance#168.Sec-ondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous. TheBoardreviewedanambulancefeerelatingtoRun#252327.CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontowaivetheambulancetransportfeeof$350.00ashewasnottrans-portedtotheclinic.SecondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous. TheBoardreviewed3CertificatesofResidencyApplicationsforCSItuition.CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontoapprovetheCertificateofResidencyApplications.SecondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous. TheBoardreviewedthebills. CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontoapprovethebillsaspresentedontheclaimslist. SecondedbyCommissionerChapman. Unanimous.CommissionerChapmanmadeamotiontoapproveabillforservicestoBackstromMachine.SecondedbyCommissionerMcMurdo.CommissionerBackstromrequesedhimself.Com-missionerBackstrommadeamotiontoapprovethebillforpartsandsuppliestoValleyService.SecondedbyCommissionerMcMurdo.CommissionerChapmanrequesedhimselffromvoting.

TheBoardreviewedtheAprilmeetingminutes.Commission-erChapmanmadeamotiontoapprovetheminutesascorrected.SecondedbyCommissionerBackstrom.Unanimous. TheBoardreviewedaBeerandWineLicenseApplicationforSmokyBarLLC.CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontoapprovetheAlcoholicBeverageLicenseofSmokyBarLLC.SecondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous. TheBoardadjournedat2:15p.m.

Expenditure Fund Totals:JusticeFund $5,615.04 CurrentExpense $11,376.75Indigent $200.00 Road&Bridge $21,120.83DistrictCourt $330.98 Revaluation $0Health $500.00 Landfill $360.00NoxiousWeeds $55,509.57 JuniorCollegeTuition $0Elections $52.00 Ambulance $1,432.20911Comm. $1,872.25 StateFund $19,068.05LegionMemorial $0 HistoricalSociety $0RangeImprovement $0 Snowmobile $0CourtTrust $0 WaterwaysFund $0CityofFairfield $7,840.96 SchoolDist#121 $100,960.39CemeteryDistrict $268.16 WestMagicFireDist. $228.70CamasMosquitoDist. $614.67 CamasCo.Library $2,493.27 AprilPayroll $119,868.35

May 16, 2016 Themeetingwascalledtoorderat9:05a.m.byChairmanBarbMcMurdo.AlsopresentwereCommissionerKenBack-strom,CommissionerRonChapman,ProsecutingAttorneyMattPember,ClerkKorriBlodgett,andtwoindividualsfromthepublic. TheBoardreviewedtheagenda.CommissionerChapmanmadeamotiontoapprovetheagendaasposted.SecondedbyCommissionerBackstrom.Unanimous. TheBoarddiscussedtheCity-Countytrashcleanupday.TheyarelookingtoholdtheannualspringcleanupontheweekendofMay21st-22ndbetween10:00a.m.to4:00p.m.Com-missionerBackstrommadeamotiontoapprovetocontribute33.3%towardstheTimberlineTrashinvoice,withamaximumamountof$500.00.SecondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous. TheBoarddiscussedtheMan-madeParkproject.TheBoarddiscussedtheneedtofillavacancyonthecommitteeboard.CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontoappointKathyStonetofillthevacancy.SecondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous. TheBoarddiscussedtheChamberofCommercerequesttosupportthisyear’sfireworksdisplay.CommissionerChapmanmadeamotiontoapprovea$250.00contribution.SecondedbyCommissionerBackstromUnanimous. TheBoardadjournedat10:43a.m.

May 23, 2016 Themeetingwascalledtoorderat9:07a.m.byChairmanBarbMcMurdo.AlsopresentwereCommissionerKenBack-


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