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11th The Gooding CountyMuseum is celebratingVeteran’sDayonTuesday,November11,at6:30p.m.with the help of the localGoodingAmericanLegionPost0030andtheVFW. Tami Huber and KallieShadwick,whoattendedtheAmericanLegionAuxiliaryGirlsStateprograminJune,willpresentashortprogramabouttheirexperience. Tami Huber is a seniorthis year at Gooding HighSchoolandplansonattend-ingcollegenextyear.Sheisa firm believer in the Bible and an excellent student.Alongwithvolunteerexpe-rienceandtutoringyoungerstudents, Tami has been inthe Family Career Com-munityLeadersofAmerica,Reading club, and band &choir.Hergoalistoworkinthe education field and Girls Stategavehernewperspec-tivesaboutgovernment. KallieShadwickhasbeenstudent council presidentandsecretary,aswellas4Hsecretary and part of Fu-tureFamilyCareerLeadersof America. She has alsoworkedasaninternforthe

Wendell Boys Take State Soccer The Trojan Boys Soccer teamtooktheStateCham-pionshiponOctober25th. Their first game of the tournament was 5 to 0win over Bonners Ferry, followed by a hair-pulleragainstWeiser.Thatgameended in a 6 to 5 victoryfortheTrojans(4-3penaltykicks). Wendell scored first in the championship game whenBryant Alvarado scored against Sugar-Salem earlyin the first half. The rest of thegamewascloserighttothelastminute,whenacou-ple of penalty kicks gavetheTrojansa3to1victory,

Girls Soccer The Bliss girls lost their first game of the tourna-ment against Timberlake(took2ndplace), butwenton to defeat Marsh Valleyin over-time (2-1). Thisputthemintheconsolationgame against CommunitySchool where they endedtheir season with a 3-0loss.

Volleyball After a near perfect sea-son, the Lighthouse Chris-

tian girls took the 20141AD2 Volleyball Cham-pionship, but only afterbattling the Dietrich Blue Devils, not just once, buttwice in the tournament.A loss to Mackay put LHin the third place game.Mackay then lost againstDietrich sending Mackayto the third place gameas well. LH beat Mackaythe second time around anwent on to defeat Dietrichin the championship gameforcing them both into the

Runner-upgamewhichLHagainwon.

Football The3AFootballTourna-mentstartedthispastweek-end and will continue thisweek.OnFridaytheGood-ingSenatorsgaveParmaathrough trashingwitha64to 13 win. This Thursday,November 6th, the Sena-tors will face-off againstShelleyHighSchoolattheHolt Arena in Pocatello at8:15p.m.

and their second championship in the last five years. The winningscorewasbyJorgeValeraandDiegoCoronadosealed thegamewith a secondpenaltykick.Formany,however,therealheroofthegamewasgoalkeeperDurkDeelstrawhodidanoutstandingjobofkeepingSugar-Sa-lemfromscoring.

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsGooding Library OPEN Saturdays: GoodingPublicLibraryisOPENSaturdays9tonoon.

Wendell Library Open til 6 p.m. Thurs.Can We Find YOU? CityofWendellwouldliketoremindedit’scitizensthatallresidencesmustbevisiblynumbered(Ordinance311).Intheeventofanemergency,thesenumbershelpEMT’sand/or the fire department find your home quickly. Please use 5 to 6 inch reflective numbers.

Volunteers Needed at Helping H&H: HelpingHeartsandHandsneedshelponWednesdays&Fridays.PleasecallKimat731-1891.

Making Christmas Green & Bright TheCamasCountyCheerleadersarehavingaWreathSale.Choosefromseveralstylesincluding:Ring,CandyCane,Garland,TableCenterpiece,andCross.

Class of 2018 Candy Fundraiser Forover90yearsSee’sCandieshasbeendedicatedtomaking candy Mary See’s way. Only the finest, freshest ingredients are used in making each recipe. It is quality youcantasteineverypiece.

Sale Starts: October 22, 2014 Sale Ends: November 5, 2014(Allorderandmoneymustbeturnedin)

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Toorder,contactanyoftheCheer-leaders: Ariel Higgins, Tana Sabin,MollyKepford,KylaSanders,Adri-ane McGuire. Lynn McGuire is theCheerleaderAdvisor. ThelastdaytoorderisNovember10th.

New Hours at Lincolin County LibrariesThe Richfield Library Hours are as follows: Tuesday: 12pm-6pm Wednesday: 12pm-6pm Thursday: 10am-6pmAnd... 2nd&4thSaturdayofthemonth:12pm-4pmTheShoshoneLibraryHoursareasfollows: Monday:12pm-5pm Tuesday:3pm-6pm Wednesday:12pm-7pm Thursday:10am-4pm Friday:12pm-5pm Saturday:Closed

Application Deadline For NRCS Program The Idaho Natural Resources Conservation Servicehas set a November 21, 2014, application deadline forthe general Environmental Quality Incentives Programand special initiatives funded through that program. Tobe considered for fiscal year 2015 conservation program funding,agriculturaloperatorsmust submitapplicationsbeforeNovember21. “Weacceptapplications for theseprogramsonacon-tinuousbasishowever,onlytheapplicationsreceivedbyNovember 21st will be considered for funding this fiscal year,” said Ron Brooks, Idaho NRCS EQIP manager. Initiatives funded through EQIP include organic, on-farmenergy,sagegrouse,seasonalhightunnel,andsoilhealth.ApplicationsreceivedaftertheNovember21dead-linewillbereviewedinthe2016fundingcycle. The Environmental Quality Incentives Program helpsagricultural producers complete resource conservationprojects and make conservation-related managementchangesontheirfarmsorranches.Conservationprogramparticipation is voluntary and helps private landownersandoperatorsdefraythecostsof installingconservationpractices.Visit www.id.nrcs.usda.gov/programs/.

Local Election ResultsCamas County Dist.2Commissioner RonChapman 278 JanetCroner(wi) 135Lincolin County Dist.1Commissioner CresleyMcConnell 663 KeoKelley 629 Dist.2Commissioner RebeccaWood(wi) 276 JessicaScott(wi) 218 RobertNewey(wi) 209 County Clerk Brenda Farnworth 1031 SuzanneMcConnell(wi) 169Gooding County Dist. 2 Commissioner Mark Bolduc 2675 DavidMaestas 1140 WendellSchoolDist. PlantFacilitiesLevy:660YES439NO Failed Bond Election: 689 YES 436 NO Failed Hagerman Water Bond 263 YES 50 NO Passes

Legislative District 26 StateSenator Stennett-58.4% Ewersen-41.6% StateRep.A Miller-50.5% Fosbury-49.5% State Rep. B Pence - 59.4% Hudson - 40.6%These results are unofficial.

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November 11, 2014 at 11:00 a.m.ThepubliciscordiallyinvitedtoattendElmerMillerPost#19’s annual Veterans Day Service and plaque dedication onTuesday,November11,2014at11:00a.m.atMoun-tain View Cemetery, Fairfield, Idaho. A ceremony will be held to dedicate the bronze memorial plaques that have beenplacedoneachveteran’sgraveinCamasCounty.AluncheonfollowingtheserviceswillbeprovidedbytheLadiesAuxiliary,at theAmericanLegionHall, thelun-cheon isopen toeveryone.ComeandhelpuscelebrateVeteransDay.

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Live Christmas Tree SaleTheCamasConservationDistrictissellingpottedChrist-mastreesagainthisyear.Varietiesinclude: Bristlecone Pine – 3 gal., $24.95 Colorado Blue Spruce – 5 gal., $49.95 Hetz Columnar Juniper – 6 gal., $68.95Each comes in a foil-wrappedpotwith a bowand careinstructions. Order early. Supplies are limited. Pick upThursdayDecember4th. Order forms are available at the office outside informa-tion box, by phone request (764-3223), or email request ([email protected]).

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o b i t u a r i e sAnnLeeWheeler

Anna Lee Wheeler, 77, aresidentofCastleford,passedaway Tuesday, October 28,2014atCedarDrawAssistedLivinginFiler. AnnawasbornonNovem-ber 19, 1936 in Twin Falls,Idaho,thedaughterofHoward“Hap” and Nora C. Clifford.She was raised and educatedinHagerman. Anna married Floyd “Ed”Wheeler on August 12, 1956inHagerman.Annaworkedhardnotjustinherhomebutalsoonthefamilyfarm.Sheenjoyedworkingwiththelive-stockbutespeciallylovedherdogs.Shelovedherfamilyandshewoulddoallshecouldtohelpthem.AnnaandEdlovedtravelingandenjoyedtheirtimesinMexico. Annaissurvivedby:herhusband,Floyd“Ed”Wheelerof Castleford; two sons, Bruce (Patty) Wheeler and Jeff Wheeler,allofCastleford;herdaughter,Kay (Stephen)Grond,alsoofCastleford;abrother,Len(Connie)CliffordofPocatello;sister-in-law,JessieCliffordofHagerman;nine grandchildren, Jeanderry, Floyd, Jayson – Brandy, Brent, Shelby, Tara, Tyler and Hannah; and three great grandchildren, Bentley, Paige and Kaleb. She was preceded in death by: her parents; and onebrother,ClydeClifford. Funeral services were held on Monday, November 3,2014 at Demaray’s Gooding Chapel. Burial followed at theHagermanCemetery. Thefamilysuggestsmemorialdonationsbemadeto:Al-zheimersAssociationc/oCathyLynchatCedarDrawAs-sistedLiving4094North2100EastFiler,Idaho83328. Condolences,memoriesandphotosmaybesharedwiththefamilybyfollowingtheobituarylinkatwww.dema-rayfuneralservice.com.

DeAnnDixionRomer DeAnn Dixon Romer,59, passed away Monday Octo-ber 27th, 2014peacefully in herhome. She was born April 18,1955 in Gooding, Idaho to KenandDixieDixon.DeAnngradu-ated, as Valedictorian, fromRichfield High School. She then graduated from Ricks College.DeAnn was sealed for time and

alleternitytoherhusbandDelRoyceRomeronJuly21,1977 in the Idaho Falls Temple. They had six childrentogether.DeAnnwasadedicatedmemberoftheChurchofJesusChristofLatter-daySaints.Sheenjoyedspendingtimewithherfamilyandservingothers. DeAnn is preceded in death by her grandson TyErinMaxwell. She is survived by her loving husband DelRomer;theirchildrenRenee(Ryan)Nelson,TanyaRomerBeard, Beckie (Troy) Lewis, Derek (Kortney) Romer, ShaunaRomer,andLisa(Michael)Keele;herparentsKenand Dixie Dixon; her siblings Dusty (Bill) Phillips, Mark (Claudia) Dixon, Janeen (Jeff) Redd, Chad (Becky) Dix-on, Bret (Ginger) Dixon, and Jill (Mark) Wareham; her grandchildrenEric,Heather, andRachelNelson,AlexisBeard, Tory, Kelbi, and Joanie Lewis, Daxton and Kellie Romer, Raquel Romer-Barnes, and Hailey and Brooklynn Keele;alongwithnumerousniecesandnephews. FuneralserviceswereheldonFriday,October31,2014,attheHazeltonLDSChurch.

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Leona Ambrose, 87,aresidentofWendell,passedawaySaturday,November1, 2014 atSpring CreekManor inBoise. Arrangements are pending under the care and di-rection of Demaray Funeral Service – Wendell Chapel.

Evan “Butch” John Lively, Sr., 71,aresidentofGood-ing,passedawaySaturday,November1,2014athishomeinGooding.Nopublicservicesareplanned.ArrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralSer-vice – Gooding Chapel.

Claire Betty, 98, a resident of Gooding, passed awayThursday, October 30, 2014 at Bennett Hills Care Center inGooding.Arrangementsarependingunderthecareanddirection of Demaray Funeral Service – Gooding Chapel.

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bits. Ihavebeenpackingsilage(choppedcornforlivestock).Thecornwearecuttinghasstocksovertwelvefeet tall. The corn field wraps around the pit I’m packing withabout220degrees.Onedoesnotknowwhatlurksinthecornorwillescape!Itislikeamoviewherethesuspensehas you at bay. Maybe the truck drivers exiting the cornwith loadsofsilageare theunknown?!Theunknownhasmesafe(ordoesit)atthemoment. With Halloween comes some of your favorite can-dies...mini-sized.Iusuallybuyabagofcandycornthistime of year (go figure, during corn season??). Mostofthetimethecandyisreallyfresh.IboughtabagofBrach’s brand candy corn. They were a little harder than Iexpected.So,asIwaslookingatthebackofthebag,Ireadtheingredients.Ofcourse,cornsyrupisoneofthemain ingredients -whatdoesn’thavecornsyrup thesedays(thatwillbeanotherstorybyitself). AsIreaddownfartherIfoundthebagsaid,“Productof Mexico.” That may explain why they were a littleharder.WhenIflippedthebagovertothefront,itsaid,“Brach*s - America’s Candy Maker.” Now wait a second! I realize Mexico is part of theAmericas (same as Canada), but when people say“Americans”theycointhepeopleoftheUnitedStates.Maybe I’m getting the Halloween scare? Maybe thecandycompany isgivingmefalseadvertising?Maybethecompanyisgoingonitspastreputation?Maybetheyareoutsourcingtoextremes?Maybe... Iseesimilarlabelinginallkindsofproducts-toonumer-ous to list. But, one example is Mountain Dew soda. Cur-rently they have Mountain Dew Kickback. Basically it is the original Mountain Dew with sugar instead of corn syrup.AretheyNOTtryingtoselltheMountainDewKickback?Thenamealonesuggestssodanotaccepted,inferiorprod-uct,orseconds,asonemaysay.Aretheysettingthesalesuptofailbecausetheydon’twanttochange?(probablynotdiscussion you’ll find at the kitchen table). WhetheritismadeinAmericaoritisbacktotheoriginalstateofsales,peopleshouldstopandsmelltheroses,orinthesecases,readthelabel. IthinktheAmericanpeopleshouldnotbeafraidtocomeout of the cornfield, so they know what’s what. There was a timewhentheAmericanpeoplehadasayinmatters.Nowtheyhidebehindthemasks.Halloweenisn’tjustaonedayevent,butaneverydayoccurrence.SCARY! Thisismy“CupofTee”onedge.

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by Paige Phillips “HereLiesaSoldierKnownOnlytoGod.”IreadthisepithetwithalumpinmythroatasIstoodamidstaseaof9,387whitecrosses.IwasvisitingtheNormandyAmeri-can Cemetery located in Colleville-sur-Mer, France. ItwasevenmoresoberingasIpicturedmorecemeterieslikethisalloverWesternEuropeandintheUnitedStates.WewillneverknowthewisdomtheseVeteranscouldshare,but their sacrifice provides great perspective. Fortunately, weareblessedtohavemanyVeteransstillwithustodaywhocanshare theirexperienceandwisdom, ifonlywewillheedtheirwords. IamoneofthefortunateAmericans.Iamfortunatetohave had the opportunity to live overseas in Japan andEurope, to visit other cultures and see many battlefields. Myfamilyhashadstrangersapproachus,thankingusforwhat Americans sacrificed to save their country. I have seen bunkers and bombed buildings left untouched inthe Belgian countryside as a reminder of what happened. WWIIisstillveryfreshinthemindofthoseinEurope.LikewiseinJapan,Ihadaglimpseofthelongtermeffectsof nuclear radiation, watching the Fukashima Reactormeltdown and the aftermath. I thought about the difficult decisionPresidentHarryTruman,aVeteranandPresidentintheWhiteHouse,hadtomakeregardingtheapprovaltobombHiroshimaandNagasaki.IhadtheseexperiencesbecauseIamfortunatetolivewithaVeteran. IamalsofortunatetohavealonglineageofVeteransinmy family.Fourofmygreat- grandfathers fought inWWIIandKorea,mygrandfathers inVietnam,andmyfather,whoisstillintheUSNavy,throughtheendoftheColdWarandongoingGlobalWaronTerrorism.Igettoheartheirstoriesofmistakesandvictories,theiropinionsof past and current American policies and actions, andtheiradviceondecisions Imake.Theirwisdomisdeepandcomesfromtheexperiencestheyhad,thelessonstheylearnedandthepeoplethattouchedtheirlives. IwritetosharetheimportanceofVeteransbecausemostAmericanshavenothadtheopportunityortheconnection

ingforcewereoverrunanddestroyed.TheAssyrians,theBabylonians, the Persians, the Egyptians, the Greeks, and theRomansall,atonetime,ruledtheknownworld.Theyall fell because they neglected their fighting forces or used thembeyondtheircapacityoragainsttheadviceoftheirgenerals. History shows us that those who do not learnfrompastmistakeswill repeat them.Onlyshortsightedpeopledonotseetheabsolutenecessityofastrongandequipped “standing army”. WhatdoVeteranstelluseveryday,andwhyisitim-portant?Veteranshaveseentheworstinpeoplethroughthehorrorsofwar. Theyhaveseen thebest inpeoplethroughcamaraderie,loyaltyanddedicationtoeachoth-er and their country. As they train side by side, racialboundaries disappear, the city slicker and the countryboy are equal, and the rich kid is on the front line next to thepoorkid.ItisoftensaidthatthemilitaryistheleastracistofcommunitiesintheUnitedStatesbecauseofthecamaraderie and ultimate dependence on one another.Not only combat, but daily, disciplined, and strenuoustrainingteachesthemthatpeoplearewhatreallymatter.They join together in fighting for something bigger than themselves. Many sacrifice everything for their country. Theyknow that freedomisnot free. Theyknowfree-dom requires responsibility and ownership of the conse-quences caused by your choices. They have seen people of other nations yearn for this freedom. They servedorstillservebecausetheybelieveinpreservingandde-fendingthatfreedom.Veteransdefendournationsowewillhaveafuture.Theyhavelivedthroughourhistoryandcanpreventusfromrepeatingpastmistakes,makingpoor short term decisions, with grave consequences, and guideusinfutureenduringchoices. So I will end where I started, standing in front of awhitecross.ThistimeatArlingtonNationalCemeteryin Washington D.C., the cross bears the name of mygrandfather, the grandfather I never knew. I may notbeabletohearhiswisdomandexperiences,butIhaveVeteransallaroundme,relativesandnon-relatives,that

Why Veterans are Important to Our Nation’s History and Future

to those that sacrificed over timetostartandkeepourna-tiononthisgrand“Democrat-icExperiment”.Ournation’sdemocracy can only be pre-served with great respect forprovidingacommondefense.Throughout recorded his-tory,nationsweakenedbyanoverlooked or ignored fight-

I can hear. All of us do, ifwewouldlisten.Citizensol-diershavebeenthebackboneof every great nation. Theywereandarethosewhowill-inglygoandserve.Theyareouronlyprotection.Withoutthem our nation would havefallen many times. They aretheUnitedStatesVeterans.


Letters to the EditorThisyear’sHarvestFestivalwasahugehit!There was an amazing turn out and every-

bodycamepreparedtohaveloadsoffun.Therewassomuchto do and see, it was quite obviously delightful for the kids. Theadultsweremorethanhappytocometogether,andtherewasagreatsenseofcommunityintheair.Thebouncehousewasamajorattraction for the littlekids, and someof themcouldbefoundinsideitfortheentirenight.Thankyoutothecity of Fairfield for generously donating the use of the bounce houseforthefestival! The activity booths were busy all night, with all sorts ofgoodiesandprizestobehad.Therewerehappyfacesevery-whereyou looked.Wecan’t thankoursponsorsenoughfortheirtimeandamazingcontributionsthatmadethiseventre-allyawesome.AnotherHUGEthankstooursponsors: Dallas and Candice Smith U.S. Bank TheWrangler TheCourierNEWS WoodRiverDrilling&Pump CamasCountyEMT’s A Little Flower Company The Weekly Beaver AmericanLegionAuxiliary TimberlineTrash HughandAftonKoonce MattandJanetCroner LindaCox KathyMennenga Beth Pina Dale and Sharon Smith TravisandRandeeMartin ZepherRanchWellness

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Therewasaconstantstreamofheartyscreamscomingfromthehauntedhallway.Whichcouldonlymeanthatthesopho-moreclassdidafrighteninglygoodjobatspookingthepantsoffofanyonewhodaredenter.Thankyousophomores,Mikeand Rhonda McFadden, and Roxanne Bell for adding such an amazingfacettothefestival.Greatjob! The8thgradeand theirwalking tacosstandkeptaheavybusinessallnightandaftertastingone,it’snosurpriseastowhy.Thankyouforfeedingusallsospectacularly8thgrad-ers!Also,thankyoutothecommunitymemberswhoboughtawalkingtacoorbeveragefromthe8thgraders.We’llgetthemonthattriptoWashingtonDCinnotime! ThefreecottoncandyofferedbythePTOwasgoneby7:30soitssafetosaythatitwentoverwell!InadditiontogivingoutfreecottoncandythePTOreceivedseveralmoneydona-tionsatthestand.ThePTOwouldliketothankallofyouwhodonatedmoneytoourcause.KeepalookoutforthePTOdo-nationbucketatalleventsweareholdingorparticipatingin. Finally,wewouldliketothankallthemembersofthePTOandanyothervolunteersthatmadethisyear’sharvestfestivaloneofthegreatest.Wehavesomuchgratitudeforallofyouwhohelpedsetupandcleanup.Thankstoallthesophomoresandanyotherstudentwhohelpedhaulstrawbalesandanyoftheotherheavyliftingweneededatthetime,wecouldn’thavedoneitwithoutyou.It isalwayshumblingtowitnesswhata

greatcommunityweallhavetheprivilegetobeapartof! ThePTOcouldn’tbemoreproudofthisyear’sharvestfes-tival!Thankstoallwhowerethereforcomingoutandjoininginthefun.Wearelookingforwardtonextyearalready!Seeyouthere!

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Lost n Lava Is A Successful Event TheLostNLavaCowboyGatheringcommitteewouldliketo thank everyone that help support the 2014 Lost N LavaCowboyGathering.Thisyear’seventwasaverysuccessfulevent due to the financial and community support that was re-ceived.Withthissupportwewereabletobringasmallgather-ing to Shoshone but have quality entertainment that the larger cowboymusicandpoetrygatheringshave.Oursponsorswerea key part in bringing that flare to Shoshone. We would like to thank 4 Bros. Dairy (Shoshone), Neuhoff Communications/KMVT/Fox 14 (Twin Falls), Builders West (Bellevue, Idaho), Glanbia (Richfield Plant), Range Magazine, Elite Bookkeep-ing (Shoshone), Rya Levy & Bruce Kaufman (Twin Falls) and TonyArgento(Reno,NV).ThesebusinessesandindividualsareakeypartofbringingthefantasticentertainmenttoSho-shone.Thankyoutoalltheadvertisersalsothathelpedwithourgathering,MaurosCompleteAutoRepair,GoodingLum-ber, Ann’s Auto and Ag Supply, Extreme Excavation, Lin-colnInn,Lupita’s,WoodRiverEngineService,Mary’sIronStudio, Johnny’s Country Store, Rogge Auction, KendrickPharmacy,Lee’sAutomotive,SawtoothFoodTown,Manhat-tan Café, Shoshone RV Park, Main Street Bar and Grill, Sun Valley Properties, LY Training-Riding Lessons-Horses ForSale & Boarding, Cathy’s Closet, Lincoln County Chamber ofCommerce,ValleyPaving,IntermountainFinancialGroup,Intermountain Tax Service, Dale Ewerson and Catering byMarilyn.Thankyoutoourdonors,WranglerWesternWear,D&B Supply, Salli Back Porch Fabrics, Karen McClure, Bozzuto’s Furniture and Appliance, Scarrow Meats and Ann Parker.Thankyoutothoseopeneduptheirhousetoouren-tertainers,ClemandKarmaFitzgerald,AnnandRustyPark-er,Salli&DwayneHubbsandClaudiaandPaysonReese.There isnotenoughThankYou’s togoaroundtoeveryonethatmadethisyear’sLostNLavaCowboyGatheringahugesuccess.OurmembershaveaheavyheartintowhattheydoforLostNLavaandtohelppromotetheCowboywayoflifesaidPaysonReese,President.AhugethankyougoesouttothevolunteersthathelpputtheLost N Lava Cowboy Gathering all together. Those volun-teersareClaudiaReese(Entertainment,Housing,Secretary),Ann Parker(Campfire Event, Stage Backdrop, Event Setup/teardown and Sponsor/Ad Sales), Rusty Parker(Treasurer),Payson Reese(President, Promotions, Photographer, Digi-tal Design), Bryan Dilworth(Entertainment), Parker “Pistol” Bennett (Photographer), Lanita Hall (Go to person),Richard and Eric Barney(Trail Ride Bosses), Lisa Fancher (Event


Board of the Camas County Commissioners MeetingsA Brief Synopsis of the August 2014 Minutes

A complete set of minutes are on file at the Clerk’s Office

August 11, 2014 Themeetingwascalled toorderat9:10a.m.byViceChairmanBarb McMurdo. Also present were Commissioner Janet Croner, Prosecuting Attorney Matt Pember, and Clerk Korri Blodgett. Com-missioner Backstrom was not present as he had prior commitments. The Board discussed a request from the Chamber of Commerce to help support the Fourth of July fireworks display. Commissioner Croner made a motion to approve a contribution of $250.00, Sec-ondedbyCommissionerMcMurdo.Unanimous. The Board discussed the amended Work Order and Agreement on the 500 East Road Bridge Replacement and the Mormon Road Bridge Replacement Main Channel & Overflow Projects. Forsgren hasmadecostadjustmentsfromtheoriginalworkorderwhichlow-ersthecosts.CommissionerCronermadeamotiontoapproveandsigntheWorkOrderandAgreementswithForsgrenAssociates.Sec-ondedbyCommissionerMcMurdo.Unanimous. Rusty Kramer and Kevin Lakey met with the Board to discuss the waterrights.ThecountyistransferringpropertytotheWestMagicFire District but will be keeping the water rights. The Board reviewed aproposedresolutionregarding the transferringofproperty to theWestMagicFireDistrict.CommissionerCronermadeamotiontoapproveResolution#165,transferringpropertytotheWestMagicFireDistrict.SecondedbyCommissionerMcMurdo.Unanimous. Planning & Zoning Administrator Dwight Butlin met with the Board to present the Recommendation of the Planning & Zoning CommissionontheDraftSubdivisionOrdinance. Sheriff Dave Sanders met with the Board to discuss a Declaration of Disaster for the Boise River. Commissioner Croner made a mo-tiontoapprovethesignaturesontheDeclarationofDisasterfortheBoise River, upon the investigation and recommendations of Sheriff Dave Sanders and Road & Bridge Supervisor Mike Gill. Seconded byCommissionerMcMurdo.Unanimous. The Board reviewed the meeting minutes of July 14th, 21st, and 28th.CommissionerCronermadeamotiontoapprovetheminuteswiththecorrectionsasnoted.SecondedbyCommissionerMcMur-do.Unanimous. The Board recessed for lunch at 12 noon. The Board reconvened at 1:00 p.m. and reviewed the bills as pre-sentedontheclaimslist.CommissionerCronermadeamotiontoap-provethebillsaspresented,withanadjustmentoftheweedmileage.

SecondedbyCommissionerMcMurdo.Unanimous. Therebeingnofurtherbusinessanduponamotiondulymadeandseconded the Board adjourned.

Expenditure Fund Totals:Justice Fund $1,345.43 Current Expense $6,858.05Indigent $76.59 Road & Bridge $23,105.24District Court $335.80 Revaluation $103.26Health $500.00 Landfill $360.00Noxious Weeds $2,855.39 Elections $0Ambulance $3,497.04 911 Communications $1,105.75State Fund $17,523.74 Legion Memorial $0Snowmobile $0 City of Fairfield $6,349.57School District #121 $3,868.77 Cemetery District $266.23West Magic Fire Dist. $236.04 Camas Mosquito Dist. $525.86Camas Co. Library $2,509.16 Junior College Tuition $0Waterways Fund $16,800.00 Range Improvement $0Historical Society $0 July Payroll $111,055.58

August 18, 2014 Themeetingwas called toorder at 9:10 a.m.byChairmanKenBackstrom. Also present were Commissioner Janet Croner, Com-missioner Barb McMurdo, Prosecuting Matt Pember, and Clerk Kor-ri Blodgett. The Board reviewed the Agenda. Commissioner Croner made a motiontoapprovetheagendaasposted.SecondedbyCommissionerMcMurdo.Unanimous. Commissioner Backstrom made a motion to go into Executive ses-sion pursuant to Idaho Code 67-2345(1)(d) to discuss matters thatareexemptfromdisclosure.Arollcallvoteshowedallinfavor.TheBoard entered into Executive session at 9:30 a.m. Upon a motion duly made, seconded, and unanimous, the Board came out of execu-tivesessionat9:47a.m. The Board reviewed Indigent case #1C-2015-10001. Commission-erMcMurdomadeamotiontoapprovecase#1C-2015-10001,basedupontheFindingsofFactspresentedbyWelfareDirectorAnnieFro-stenson.SecondedbyCommissionerCroner.Unanimous. Commissioner Backstrom made a motion to go into Executive ses-sionper IdahoCode67-2345(1)(f) todiscusspending litigation.Aroll call vote showed all in favor. The Board entered into Executive sessionat11:05a.m.Uponamotiondulymade,seconded,andunani-mous, the Board came out of Executive session at 11:18 a.m. The Board discussed the planning and zoning department and theirdesiretocutthehoursto25hoursaweek. The Board recessed at 3:15 pm.

August 25, 2013 Themeetingwascalled toorder at9:05a.m.byChairmanKenBackstrom. Also present were Commissioner Barb McMurdo, Com-missioner Janet Croner, Prosecuting Attorney Matt Pember, andClerk Korri Blodgett. The Board reviewed the Agenda. Commissioner Croner made a motiontoapprovetheAgendaasposted.SecondedbyCommission-erMcMurdo.Unanimous. The Board discussed a draft letter regarding property. Commis-sionerCronermadeamotiontoauthorizetheChairmantosigntherevisedcorrespondenceinregardstoapropertyissue.SecondedbyCommissionerMcMurdo.Unanimous. The Board recessed at 12 noon.

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Hospitality),SalliHubbs(VicePresident,EventHospitality),VernJohnson(AdSales). Lost N Lava Cowboy Gathering is a non-profit organization, organizedexclusivelyforcharitable,civic,historical,andedu-cational endeavors, more specifically to remember, preserve, andcelebrateourcowboyandwesternheritage.What’snextfor Lost N Lava? December 13th they will host a commu-nitypotluckwithentertainmentandthecommitteeisalreadyworkingonplansfortheLostNLavaTrailRideandalsothe6thAnnualLostNLavaCowboyGathering.Ifyouwouldliketo volunteer contact any member of Lost N Lava, find them on Facebook, website www.lostnlavagathering.weebly.comorcall(208)886-7787


T.S. No. 017405-ID NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE On2/10/2015at2:00PM(recognizedlocaltime),ATTHECAM-AS COUNTY COURTYHOUSE FRONT STEPS, 501 SOL-DIERROAD,FAIRFIELD, ID83327, in theCountyofCam-as, CASPER J. RANKIN, ESQ., a member of the State Bar of Idaho,ofPITEDUNCAN,LLP,as trustee,will sell atpublicauction,tothehighestbidder,forcash,inlawfulmoneyoftheUnitedStates,allpayableatthetimeofsale,thefollowingde-scribedrealproperty,situatedintheCountyofCamas,Stateof Idaho, and described as follows, to wit LOT 8 BLOCK 2 OFDURALLADDITION,ACCORDINGTOTHEOFFICIALPLATTHEREOF,RECORDEDASINSTRUMENTNO.42225,RECORDS OF CAMAS COUNTY, IDAHO. The Trustee hasno knowledge of a more particular description of the abovereferencedrealproperty,butforpurposesofcompliancewithIdahoCodeSection60-113,theTrusteehasbeeninformedthattheaddressof:343ALTURUSAVW,FAIRFIELD,ID83327,iscommonlyassociatedwithsaidrealproperty.Saidsalewillbemadewithoutcovenantorwarranty,expressorimplied,re-gardingtitle,possessionorencumbrancestosatisfytheobliga-tionsecuredbyandpursuanttothepowerofsaleconferredinthe Deed of Trust executed by HELEN B. ROUSSOS, A SIN-GLE PERSON as Grantor(s), to FIRST AMERICAN TITLECOMPANYasTrustee,forthebenefitandsecurityofMORT-GAGEELECTRONICREGISTRATIONSYSTEMS,INC.,ASNOMINEE FOR CITIBANK, N.A., ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS as Beneficiary, dated 9/13/2007, recorded 9/24/2007, as Instrument No. 2007-080957, official records of CamasCounty, Idaho. Please note: The above named Grantors arenamed to comply with Idaho Code Section 45-1506(4)(a); norepresentation ismade that theyare,or arenot,presently re-sponsiblefortheobligation.Thedefaultforwhichthissaleistobemadeisthefailuretomakemonthlypaymentswhenduefrom 7/18/2013 and all subsequent monthly payments thereaf-ter,includinginstallmentsofprincipal,interest,impounds,ad-vances,plusanycharges lawfullydueunder thenotesecuredby the aforementioned Deed of Trust, Deed of Trust and asallowedunderIdahoLaw.Thesumowingontheobligationse-cured by said Deed of Trust as of 10/7/2014 is $65,856.33, in-cludinginterest,costs,fees,includingtrusteeand/orattorneyfeesandcosts,andexpensesactuallyincurredinenforcingtheobligationthereunderorinthissaleandtoprotectthesecurityassociatedwith theDeedofTrust, as authorized in theNote,Deed of Trust or as allowed under Idaho Law. Because inter-est, latecharges,fees,costsandexpensescontinuetoaccrue,thetotalamountduevariesfromdaytoday.Hence,ifyoupaytheamountshownabove,anadjustmentmaybenecessaryafterreceipt of funds to satisfy the debt. For further information,write theTrusteeat4375 JutlandDrive,Ste.200,SanDiego,CA92117,orcall(858)750-7600DATED:10/6/14

published on October 15, 22, 29, and November 5, 2014

The following application(s) have been filed to appropriate the public watersoftheStateofIdaho:

37-22903 DEANMISAAC DEANNARISAAC 28098VAUGHTRD BRUNEAU, ID 83604 PointofDiversionSWNES17T01SR16ECAMASCounty SourceGROUNDWATERTributary Use:STOCKWATER01/01to12/310.06CFS TotalDiversion:0.06CFS DateFiled:10/15/2014 PlaceOfUse:STOCKWATER T01SR16ES17NE(ALL)NENWNWNWSENWApplicationproposesappropriating0.06cfsofwaterforstockwaterusefromanexistingwelllocatedapproximately10.5mileseastand0.3milessouthoftheU.S.Highway20andSoldierRoadintersec-tion in Fairfield. Stockwater use will occur on property located ap-proximately10.0-10.9mileseastand0.0-0.5milessouthoftheU.S.Highway 20 and Soldier Road intersection in Fairfield.

NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGE OF WATER RIGHTTRANSFER NO. 79429

SV RANCH LLC, C/O GREGORY VIK, PO BOX 1607, BELLEV-UE, WA 98009; has filed Application No. 79429 for changes to the following water rights within BLAINE, CAMAS County(s): Right No(s).37-22771,37-22790,37-7408;toseeafulldescriptionoftheserights and the proposed transfer, please see www.idwr.idaho.gov/apps/wr/QueryNewTransfers/QueryNewTransfers.aspx.Thepurposeofthetransferistochangeaportionoftheaboverightsasfollows:Transferproposesmovingportionsofthreegroundwa-ter rights fromexisting farmsfor irrigationofanewpivotsystemlocated 2.5-3.0 mi. south and 6.0-6.5 mi. west of Fairfield. The ap-plicationproposestotransfer131.3acresfromthreeexistingfarmsat these listed locations:a11.1acreportion(0.22cfs) fromafarmlocated 2.0-3.0 east of Fairfield on the south side of HWY 20; a 2.5 acreportion(0.03cfs)fromafarmlocated19.25-19.5mi.eastand4.7-5.0 mi. south of Fairfield; and a 117.7 acre portion (2.35 cfs) from a farm located 3.8-4.8 mi. south and 3.1-4.6 mi. west of Fairfield. In totalthreeexistingwellswilldivertupto2.6cfsand393.8AFfortheirrigationof131.3acresunderthenewpivot.

Permitswillbesubjecttoallpriorwaterrights.Foradditionalinfor-mationconcerning theproperty location,contactSouthernRegionoffice at (208) 736-3033; or for a full description of the right(s), please visitourwebsiteatwww.idwr.idaho.govandsearchunderNewWa-terRightApplications.Protestsmaybesubmittedbasedonthecri-teriaofIdahoCode§42-203A.Anyprotestagainsttheapprovalofthis application must be filed with the Director, Dept. of Water Re-sources,SouthernRegion,650AddisonAveWSte500,TwinFallsID 83301 together with a protest fee of $25.00 for each application on orbeforeNovember24,2014.Theprotestantmustalsosendacopyoftheprotesttotheapplicant.

GARY SPACKMAN, Directorpublished on November 5th & 12th, 2014


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