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FairfieldRanger DistrictComments Needed on Project The Fairfield RangerDistrictof theSawtoothNationalForestispropos-ing to implementavari-ety of vegetation modi-fications and prescribedburningtreatmentsoveratenyearperiodintheSaltCreek/BownsCreekandFleckSummitarea. The goals of the SaltBownsVegetationMan-agement Project are: 1)maintainandrestore thehealthof forestedstandsinresponsetocurrentin-sectanddiseaselevels;2)maintainandrestore thedecliningwhitebarkpinecommunities;3)enhanceand restore habitat forwildlifespeciesofconcerninoldDouglas-firforest;and4)reducetheamountofvegetativefuelloadingto lower the fire regimeconditionclass. You can access theproject documents onthe project webpage at:www.fs.usda.gov/project/?project=48305. “Wehopeyouwill takethe time to review thescoping report and pro-vide us with your com-ments,” says Mike Det-

Keepingcitystreetsclearofsnowisahardjob,butajobthatcanbemadeeasierif residents follow a fewsimplerules. One - if at all possible,parkvehiclesonyourownproperty.Otherwise,parkasfaraspossibletotheedgeoftheroad,andbepreparedtomoveyourvehicleswhena snow plow approachesyourresidencetofacilitateefficantsnowremovalfromthestreets. Two - all vehicles andtrailersnotinusedmustbestoredonprivateproperty,and not left in the city’sright-of-way. The Citycannotpreventsnow,ice,rocks,anddebrisfrombe-

ingpickedupbytheCitysnowplowblade,andac-cording to Idaho Code,government entities cannotbeheldliablefordam-agefromsuchactivity. Three- inareaswheresnowispushedtothecen-terof thestreet (i.e.Sol-dier Road in Fairfield)vehiclesmustberemovedby3:00a.m.Also,whenparkingintheseareas,beawareofthereducedroad-wayfortraffic. Four - regardless ofwhethertheyareclearedornot,allalleysmustbeclearofvehiclesand/ormiscel-laneousdebris.Numerousutilitiesarelocatedinalleysandaccesstotheseservices

mustnotbeimpeded. Five-privatesnowplow-ingenterprisesandresidentsshallnotdepositsnowonanycityproperty,includingstreetsandalleyways. The City does not plowwalkways or driveways.Property owners whohavecircuitbreakerstatusthroughCamasCountycanrequestconsiderationbytheCityCouncilforsnowre-movalassistance. If you wish to see thecomplete Snow RemovalPolicyfortheCityofFair-field,contactCityHallandaskforResolution2005-01.ThisresolutionwasenactedtoprovideforfairtreatmentofallFairfieldResidents.

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Cancerisatoughbattle.Itiseventoughterwhenyouhavetoworryaboutpayingforthetreatments. RalphGeerofGoodingCountyhasbeenbattlingLymphomaCancer,butrecentchangesinStatelawshavecausedhimtolosehislongtimejobasaprobationofficer.Alongwiththatloseofemployment,heisnolongerinsured,andthathasputalargefinancialburdononhimandhiswife. Currently,RalphisinSt.AlphonsasHospitalinBoisefightingforhislifeduetomanyissuesbroughtonbyhisfightwithcancer. Tohelppayforhismedicalexpenses,friendsandfamilyhavestartedupafundraisingcampaignonGO-FUNDME.COM(justtypeinhisname). Ralphhasbeenagoodfriendaswellasoneofthefirst

onestovolunteertohelpmanyinthisCommunity.Anythingyoucandotohelpgivebacktoafriendandcommunityvolun-teer,willbeappreciated.

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsAnnual Meeting TheJanuarymeetingfortheCamasChamberofCom-mercewillbeheldTONIGHT,Wednesday,January27,attheIronMountainInnstartingat7p.m. Asareminder:2016Chambermembershipfeesaredue.Ifyouhaven’tpaidityetthiswouldbeaperfecttimetodoso.Lincoln County Art Show TheLincolnCountyHistoricalSocietyishostingtheirAnnualArtShowtobeheldonFebruary20&21.Theyareseekingartistsofalltechniquesfromphotos,sculptures,oilsandmore.ContactArtShowCoordinatorSalliHubbsformoreinformation316-1003.Saddle Up Volunteers Needed: SaddleUpLincolnCountyisseekingindividualsororga-nizationstorunLincolnCountySaddleUpBingo.Pleasecall886-7787formoreinformation.

AARPFoundationTax-Aide AARPFoundationTax-Aideisavailablefreetotaxpay-erswithlowandmoderateincome,withspecialattentiontothose60andolder.YoudonothavetobeanAARPmemberoranyparticularagetousetheservice.Thesched-uleforthisyearis:Gooding Senior Center: February1,8,15,22,29,March7,14,21,28April4,11.Call934-5504foranappointment.Shoshone Senior Center: February2,16.March1,15,29.April12.Call886-2369foranappointment

NCAP Organic Farming Conference 2016Jan 28 and 29 in Caldwell, Idaho

ThisisyouropportunitytolearnaboutthecurrentstateofOrganicsinIdahoandtherestofthenation. Othertopicswillinclude:PrecisionCoverCropping,InvestinginOrganicResearch,ManagingSoilForDi-verseBiologicalFunctions,TillageReductionandCoverCropping,andmore.TherewillalsobeaFarmerPaneltolearnfromareafarmersabouttheirexperiencewithorganicno-tillandreducedtillagesystems. TheconferencewillbeheldattheCollegeofIdahoinCold-well,Idaho(2112ClevelandBlvd)from5to9p.m.onJan28,andfrom8:30a.m.to5p.m.onJan29.Pre-registrationrequiredbyMonday,January25,2016. Formoreinformationortoregister,gotowww.pesticide.orgThemissionofNCAP(NorthwestCenterforAlternativestoPesticides)istoprotectcommunityandenvironmentalhealth,andinspiretheuseofecologicallysoundsolutionsthatreducetheuseofpesticides.

Thanks for the Roof Toponis Veterans of ForeignWarsPost3078ofGoodingre-ceiveda$3,000GranttowardsourHaII’sre-roofingproject.AdeeplyappreciativeTHANKSgoestotheRobertW.&CarolA.ReedFundandtheUnrestrictedSouthwesternRegionFundintheIdahoCommunityFoundation.Likewise,heart-feltthanksgoestotheDi-rectorandStaffofGooding’s”HeIpingHeartsandHandslnc.”whosesponsorshipmadeitpossibleforourPosttoreceivethisGrant. Inaddition,VFWPost3078givesasincerethankstothevariouscommunitybusinessesandindividualswhomadedonationstoourre-roofingproject.ThisGrantandthedonationsallowedVFWPost3078tofullymeettheroofingcontractor’scostbid. Sincerely&ManyThanksfromAllofUs, JohnP.Koonce,HallManager VFW3078PostFinanceOfficer DonaldK.Larson,HallFinanceOfficer VFW3078PostChaplain

tori,FairfieldDistrictRanger.CommentsregardingthisproposalwillbemostusefulifreceivedbyFebruary22, 2016. Additional information may be obtainedfromLynSnoddyat theSawtoothSupervisor’sOf-fice,2647KimberlyRoadEast,TwinFalls,ID83301,phone208-737-3246.Commentsmayalsobeemailedto:FS-comments-intermtn-sawtooth-Fairfield. ForadditionalinformationabouttheSawtoothNa-tionalForestcall208-737-3200orvisittheSawtoothNationalForestwebsiteat:www.fs.usda.gov/sawtoothandlikeusonFacebookathttps://www.facebook.com/pages/US-Forest-Service-Sawtooth-National-For-est/986556001373037

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“LoveIsInTheAir”foraspectacularValentineDinner/DanceFundraiserfortheSchubertTheatre.Theeveningwillfeatureentertainment,live&silentauction,raffle,doorprizes,andaPRIMERIBDinner.TobeheldFeb-ruary6thattheGoodingBasqueAssociationCenter(285EuscadiLane,Gooding-behindtheFamilyDollarStoreoffHwy26). Doorsopenat6:00for6:30dinner,7:30entertainment,withliveauctionanddancingtofollow.Ticketsare$30.ReservationsneedtobemadeandticketspurchasedbybyJanuary29th.Callortext539-2390or539-0202. SponsoredbyGoodingRestorationforEntertainment,Arts&Theatre(GREAT,INC.),Starsupporters,andvol-unteers.ManykudostotheGoodingBasqueCenterAsso-ciationboardmembers.GraphicsandphotographybyAl-fredandStephanieHagen–AshPhotography;Auctioneer&Clerking-MikeandJuliePatton;ChoirPerformancebyGoodingHighSchoolChoirdirectedbyMr.Haber-lee;DanceMusicperformedbyRollyZollinger’s“WildHorses”;ExhibitionBallroomDancingbyBALLROOMINMOTIONdirectedbyDanielleandDr.ReidLofgran;andVolunteermembersofGREAT,Inc.Board: LeaVellCattle–PresidentCharmyLeaVell FranklinBuildingSupply–VicePresidentTerryBehunin ShannaKoyle–Secretary RuthSimerly–Director ValleywideCountryStore,Gooding–DirectorJeffBrekke

CamasValentineBasket Time is short topurchaseyouraffle tickets for theCamasCountyLibrary”sValentine’sBasket. The basket contains many fun, useful, and tastythingsincluding:af leecethrow,“happysocks”,lotsofcandy includingchocolate,a redsquarepanwithbrowniemix,acuddlyteddybear,andmuchmore.

Ticketscanbepurchasedatthelibraryfor$1.00apieceorsixfor$5.00.Theraffledraw-ingdateandlocationwillbeanouncednextweek. Allproceedswillgotohelppurchaseitemstohelpmakethe library a great place forbooksandawholelotmore.

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RoadwayBreakupatRichfieldCanalRequiredRepair

TrafficnorthofShoshonealongHighway75wasimpactedbyemergencyroadworkattheRichfieldCanalbridge.WorkwillfocusonanareaofbreakupthatspansthefullwidthoftheroadwaywhereitcrossestheRichfieldCanal. BeginningTuesdaymorning(Jan.26),worktopatchthedamagedroadsurfacereducedtraffictoonelaneasITDmain-tenanceworkersremovedloosematerial,prepareandpatchtheroadway.Theworkwasexpectedtolastonlyoneday. TheroadwaysurfaceovertheRichfieldCanalexperiencedsignificantbreakuplastweek,followingthemostrecentmajorstorm.Thebridgehasbeenpostedwithwarningsignsanda45mphrecommendedspeedsincelastweek. Generally,potholesandareasofmajorbreakupdevelopaswaterseepsintoroadwaycracks,saturatingbasematerialbe-lowtheroadwaysurface.Iceexpandsinthecracksandintheroad’sbasematerialtoloosentheroadsurface,andtheroadcollapsesoncetheicemelts.Overbridgesurfaces,thewatersettlesintheareabetweentheconcretebridgedeckandtheasphaltoverlaybeforefreezingtoliftandbreaktheasphaltsurface. ThisfixonIdaho75isonlytemporary,however,asapavingprojectisscheduledtoresurfacenearly10milesofIdaho75fromneartheRichfieldCanaltotheTimmermanJunction(Idaho75/U.S.20Junction).Theprojectwillincludeanewconcretesurfaceoverlayonthecanalbridge.ThebidopeningfortheprojectisFeb.23,withworkexpectedtotakeplaceduringthesummer.

2016 Session - Week 2 Rulesapprovalisbeginningtowinddownandabout15billshavemadeitthroughcommitteehearingsandwillbereadytobeheardandvotedupononthehousefloorthemiddleofnextweek.Fromnowontherewillbeaconstantstreamofpoten-tialbillsbeingintroduceduntiltheMarch15deadlineforbillintroduction. ImentionedlastweekthatwehadCivilityTrainingputonbytheNationalInstituteforCivilDiscoursewhichwases-tablishedattheUniversityofArizonaaftertheshootingofCongresswomanGabbyGiffordover10yearsago.OurformofGovernmentrequiresthatweworktogetherandfindwaystodeveloplegislationthatwillbeacceptableandwillworkforallourcitizens.ThisgroupfeelsthatStateLegislaturesstillhaveagoodrecordofworkingtogethertogetthingsdonelikewasenvisionedbyourFoundingFathers.Inrecentpolls70%ofrespondentsfeltthatpoliticalcivilityatthenationallevelwasatcriticallylowlevels.TheInstituteseesthisincivilitycreep-ingintothestates.Thegoalofthegroupistopromoterespect,listentoeachother’sopinions,andseewheretheyagreethenworkinghardonthosethingsfirstandcollaboratingtofindthefairestwaytodealwithareasofdissention.Itisagoodmodelinmymind. OneissuethathasgottenattentionlatelyisMedicaidreim-bursementsforinhomecareforseverelydisabledindividualshadbeenslatedforaFeb.1streductionfrom$500to$270perdayasaresultofacourtdecision.Pushbackhascomefromthoseprovidingthoseservicesthatareadamantthatthefulltimeinhomecareleveltheynowprovideistheminimumneededbythe200individualspresentlybeingserved.Iftheydonotgetthe$500theirbusinesseswillhavetoeatthelossandcouldnotaffordtocontinuetheservices.Theonlyotheralternativetofulltimehomecareisacarefacilityandthecostswouldbeevenhighertothestate.DepartmentofHealthandWelfareofficialsannouncedFridaytheywillputaholdontheorderreducingpaymentandwillstudythecostsinvolved.Meantime,theproviderswillreceivepaymentsof$455topro-videcareuntilthestudyiscomplete. WehavereceivedverypositivereportsastothesuccessothefirstBehavioralHealthCrisisCenterthatwasbuiltinIdahoFalls.Itisaneconomicandsocialsuccessasareevidencedbythefollowingstatistics: 2,359individualsserved 1,165hourssavedtolawenforcement $281,000insavingstoemergencyroomvisits $483,000savingsinhospitalizationcosts 138peopledidnothavetobehospitalized. Thesefiguresshowhowimportanttheexistenceofoneofthesecrisiscentersistoanarea.Currentlyasecondiscom-ingonlineinCoeurd’AleneandathirdwillbeauthorizedsomewhereinsouthwestorsouthcentralIdaho.ThesewillbeapositiveadditiontoourlongstandinglackofmedicalfacilitiesforthementallyIll.AlongthosesamelinesIhadaproductive

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visitfromalargecontingentrepresentingNAMIoftheWoodRiverValleyaskingformoreservicesforcitizenssufferingfrommentalillness.Wewelcomethesevolunteersandotherswhoworktirelesslyforandadvocatefortheirindividualareasofconcern. TheCommissionfortheDeafandHardofhearingsponsoredasessiononthe3rdfloorRotundaThursdaythatfeaturednewtechnology,guidedogs,educationalopportunities,andotherwaysthedeafareassistedinbecomingresponsible,productive,andengagedcitizensofourstate.ManyofthestafffromtheGoodingbasedIdahoEducationalServicesfortheDeafandBlindfacilitieswerethereandIenjoyedvisitingwiththem.Incidentally,theschoolisdoingverywellwith95studentsnowinattendanceinGooding.IwasalsopleasedthatGovernorOtterproposeda17%increaseintheirbudgetfornextyeartohelphandlethenewstudentsandtheover2000deafindividualstheyhelpthroughtheirfacilities.NowJFACneedstofollowthroughandappropriatetheincrease. Weareplanningourmid-termvisitstheeveningofFeb.12thandthedayofthe13th.KnowitisPresidentsWeek-end,buttheonlyonethatworksforallthedelegation,morespecificsnextweek. AsalwaysIcanbereachedat208-308-0046,dpence@house.idaho.govorat1960USHwy26,Gooding,ID83330.

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CatherineLenaThomason,96,aresidentofShoshone,passedawayonMonday,January25,2016atDeSanoPlaceSuitesinShoshone.FuneralarrangementsarependingandwillbeannouncedunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService-ShoshoneChapel.

AlbertGilbertStrande,63,aresidentofGooding,passedawayonSaturday,January23,2016athisresidenceinGooding.FuneralarrangementsarependingandwillbeannouncedunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFu-neralService–GoodingChapel.

JoletaMarieJenks,39,ofWestMagicandformerlyofJerome,diedWednesdayJanuary20,2016,atherhome.Funeralserviceswillbeconductedat2:00p.m.,Wednes-dayJanuary27,2016,intheJeromeLDS1stWardChapel,825EastAvenueB,Jerome.Avisitationwillbeginat1:00p.m.ArrangementsareunderthecareofFarnsworthMortuaryofJerome.

Gene CloydWolfe, 71 ofDonnelly, Ida-ho passed onWednesday,Jan-uary13th,athishome. FuneralserviceswereheldSaturday,January23rd at the ElkCreekChurchinMcCall Idaho.Funeralarrange-mentswerehandledbyHeikkilaFuneralChapel. “Wolfie”ashewasknownbyhisfriends,wasbornApril12,1944toIva(Stokes)andEdwinWolfe.Manyfriend-shipsgrewaroundwork,hunting,fishing,motorbikesandskiing.Hegraduatedin1962fromCamasCountyHighSchool,inFairfield,Idaho.ShortlyaftergraduationGenestartedworkat17yearsoldforthelocalphonecompanythatexpandedintotheMcCallareawherehemovedandmethisfirstwife.After45yearsofservice,Genestartedhis,never-to-retiremodebyimprovinghispropertiesandfeedingtheabundant“wild”friends.Hisdelightwaswatchinggrandchildrenplaytheirvarioussportingevents,workingonhisbackhoeandridinghis4wheelers.Genehasalwayslovedhistoys!GenewasmarriedtoLoisLipein1969andtheysharedadaughter,Janie(Jade)EricksonofHailey,Idaho.GenemarriedJeannineStellaMoore,addingtwosons,AaronandNathanWolfe.AfterJeannine’spassing,Genemar-riedhisthirdwife,MaryLouiseShidler.MarypassedinMarchof2014.Geneissurvivedbythreegrandchildren,BrookeandBryceWolfe,andJettErickson.Threechildren,AaronWolfe,NathanWolfeandJanieErickson,andmanybe-lovedniecesandnephewsalongwithhisdearfriends.Genewasprecededindeathbyhisparents,allsixsiblingsStan,VivianCox,Dean,Ben,IlaEdwards,&Butch. Condolencescanbeleftattheservice,ormailtothefamily:POBox677McCall,Idaho83638Memorialsmaybesenttoafavoritecharity.

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Mondaythe25thmydaystartedoffwell.IwasinBoise,Idaho,andIthoughtI

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coldorangejuicetosharesoundedgood.Orangejuicealwaysmakesforagood“pepperupper.” AsIwalkedoutofthestoreInoticedalotteryticketinthemachinewiththreelemonsonit.Normally,Ipassonthelot-terytickets.Iknowafewweeksago,manypeoplethoughttheyhad“lemon”ticketswhentheymissedthebilliondollarwin-ningticket.Ialwaysbelievethatiflifegivesyoulemons,makelemonadeormargaritas,dependingwhereyouare.Icouldgivemydaughterthat“lemonade”ticket.Afterall,mixedwithgoodorangejuice,itmightbegreat.Iboughttheticket,placeditinmypocket,andIwasoutthedoor. IgottoBSUandwasabletofindaparkingspacecloseby.ThespotwasgoodenoughthatIwasnotsquishedbetweentwooversizedpickupsthatusuallyneedsomeofyourparkingspace.IdriveaGrandAm,notaCrammedIn. MydaughterandIhadagoodquickvisitandIwasofftodoafewmoreerrandsbeforeIleftBoise.MynexttaskofthedaywastohaulaloaderfromParma,Idaho,toKuna,Idaho.OnceinParmaIdeductedthatthemudwasn’tsobadthatIcouldn’tgetaroundinatractortrailerrig.Sweet! Istartedtostepoutofthetractortrailerandmissedthestepwithmyfoot.ImadeamadgrabforthehandlenearthedoorwhichImissedaswell.Plop!FlatonmybackIlaid.Softground(mud)-Sweet! Iwenttotakethelow-boytrailer(alargeflattrailertohaulequipment)offmytruck.Itriedtostartthemotorthatwoulddetachmytruckfromthetrailer,butnothingwashappening.UponcloserinspectionIfoundtheringgear(gearinwhichtoengagethemotor)wasbroken.Boy,twolemonsinfiveminutes. InordertocarryonIpulledthelow-boytrailerupnexttoabankandpushedsomedirtnearmytrailersoIcoulddrivetheloaderonsideways,sinceIcouldn’tdetachfromthetruck.Oneofmyextendedsideboardsusedtoholdloadsbroke.Islidbackpuncturingoneoftheloadertires.WithsomemaneuveringIwasabletofinishloadingtheloader.InaveryshorttimeIhadthreelemonsrightinarow. TheloadernevermadeittoKuna-itwouldhavetogoanotherday.Departingfromtheloader/truckInoticedIwaslowonfuelinmypersonalcar,soIstoppedforgas.OutofmypocketIpulledthelotteryticketwiththreelemonsonit.Iforgottogiveittomydaughter.Igaveittotheclerk.Shesaid,“Youdidn’tevenscratchit.”“Iknow,”Isaid.“Ireallydon’twantto.”Shescratcheditanditwasaloser.I’mgladIdidn’tgiveittomydaughter. Stilllookingtomakelemonadewithmylemons,thisismy“CupofTee”withnolemon.

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Classes at CSI Northside Center202 14th Ave. E. ~ Gooding(208) 934-8678 or (208) 732-6442

CSILectureSeries2016(firstofthreelectures)FREE!“Hooks, Harpoons, and Hunting Fish”byJoeyHeck7p.m.Tuesday,Feburary9thattheNorthSideCenter JoinHerrettCenterExhibitsManagerJoeyHeckashediscussesNativeAmericanfishingtoolsandtechniquesfromancientIdahoandthewesternUnitedStates.Learntheinsandoutsofreplicatingprehistoricfishinggearbasedonarchaeologicalevidenceandscientificinsight. HeartalesfromearlyWesternexplorersabouttheiren-counterswiththeNativeAmericanfishermenandthetypesandnumbersoffishtheycaught.Takeacloserlookatlo-calarchaeologicalsites,theartifactsdiscoveredthere,andwhattheytellusaboutNativeAmericanfishinginsouthernIdaho.Learntoidentifyresourcesforcreatingyourownprehistoricfishinggear,andwatchasJoeydemonstratescordage-makingandbasicharpoonconstruction.

(Noregistrationneeded.)FEBuRARy CLASSES BasicWineAppreciation:Learningtotastewineisnodiffer-entthanlearningtoreallyappreciatemusicorart.Thetimeandeffortinvestedinpalatetrainingisveryrewardingand...awholelotoffun!MargueriteJanes,theowneroftheThousandSpringsWineryBedandBreakfastwillintroduceyoutothebasicsofwineappreciation;usingyoursensestosampleandexperiencedifferenttypesofwines.Lightsnackeswillbeserved. ClasswillbeheldatThousandsSpringWinery(18852High-way30,Hagerman)from6to8p.m.onTuesday,February23rd.Fee:$39

SaneComputinginaWeb-BasedWorld:Theswitchtoon-the-gotechnologycomeswithalearningcurve.LearnmoreaboutthecapabilitiesofyourtabletoriPad,includingwhen,where,andhowtoconnect,plustheapplicationsthatwillhelpyougetthemostuseoutofyourequipment.Additionalatten-tionwillbegiventowebsecurityandprotectingyourprivateinformation. ClasswillbeheldattheCSINorthSideCenterfrom6to7:30p.m.onWednesdays(Feb.24toMar.16)Fee:$49Instructor:RandyBow

Yoga&Pilates:6-6:50p.m.,Mon&Thur1stSession(Feb.1to25)2ndSession(Apr.4to28).$59persessionor$99forbothsessions.KnowYourDiamondsandGemstones:6-8p.m.,MondayandTuesday,Feb.1and2.Fee:$25.WatercolorPainting:6-8p.m.,Tuesdays,Feb.2toMar.1.Fee:$99.AdvancedWoodworking:6:30-9:30p.m.,Wednesdays,Feb.3toApr.13(NoclassMar.23)Fee:$125pluscostofmaterials(baseduponproject)

CharlieKramerarrivedinSoldierin1913.Atthetimeitwasathriv-

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postoffice,achurch,hardwarestore,abank,groceryandgeneralmerchandise,anda“greasyspooneatery”. In1924Charliestartedcarryingthemail.For18yearshemadesurethat,regardlesstheweather,themailwentthru.The32milesofsnowcovertrailscalledroadschallengedhimtobuildasnowvehicle.Atthattimetheroadswerenotplowedbecausetherewasnothingtoplowthemwith. StartingwithaModelTFord,addingskisandtracks,hetackledthedeepandoftendriftedsnow.Hecontinuedtoup-gradehisinventionandbuiltthreedifferentmachines.Underthecircumstanceshedidwhathadtobedone.Itwasajobtobedoneandhejustdidit. Inhis80’shestillhadideasthathewasworkingforcom-mercialimprovementsontheoldsnowmobileidea.

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LEGAL NOTICE OF PuBLIC MEETINGPursuanttoIdahoCode31-1413,

noticeisherebygiventhattheWESTMAGICFIRECOMMISSIONERS

willholdapublicmeetingatWestMagicStation#2

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LEGAL NOTICE OF PuBLIC HEARINGPursuanttoIdahoCode67-6509,NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatCamasCountyPlanningandZoningCom-missionwillholdapublichearingintheCamasCountyAn-nex,517SoldierRd.,Fairfield,ID83327,onthe2nddayofFebruary,2016at7:15pmorassoonthereafterasthemattermaybeheard.ThepurposeofthishearingisforthepublicaswellasthePlanningandZoningCommissiontoheartherequestofKaylinDennis-ThompsonforaConditionalUsePermitforaconveniencestore.TheproposedlocationofthisfacilityisnearBigSmokeyCampground,approximately25milesnorthoftheintersectionofU.S.20andSoldierRoad,Fairfield,ID83327,1/4milewestofthejunctiongoingtoFeatherville,ontheSouthsideofBigSmokyRd.,andismoreparticularlydescribedasfollows:Sec11,T3S,R12E,BoiseMeridian,CamasCounty,Idaho.

AparceloflandwithinHomesteadEntrySurveyNo.131-Idaho,inSection11,Township3North,Range13East,BoiseMeridian,CamasCounty,Idaho,andmoreparticularlyde-scribedbymetesandbounds,asfollows:

BeginningatCornerNo.7:H.E.S.-131,saidH.E.S.cornerbeinga1967BureauofLandManagementIronPostwitha3inchmarkedBrassCapRemonumentationofanoriginalH.E.SStoneCornerinitstrueposition;ThenceS58°45’21”E,255.89feetalongthetrueBoundarylineofH.E.S.-131,tothetruepointofbeginning;ThenceN32°15’18”E,177.83feettoapoint;ThenceN33°24’E,75feetalongthecordofacurverighthavingaradiusof1870feetandadegreeofcurvetureof3°03’52”right;ThenceS5°30’07”E,227.87feettotheThreadofParadiseCreek;ThenceS2°48’34”W,alongtheThreadofParadiseCreek,79.78feettoapointofintersectionwiththeThreadofParadiseCreekandtheTrueboundaryofH.E.S.-131betweencornersWC6and7;ThenceN58°45’21”W,alongtbetrueBoundaryofH.E.S.-131,180.28feetmoreorlesstothetruePointofBeginning.

WrittencommentswillbereceivedbytheP&ZAdministratoruntilJanuary26,2016.Testimonyatthehearingmaybelimitedtofiveminutes.ServicesforpersonswithdisabilitiescanbemadeavailablebycallingtheP&ZAdministratorat764-2046three(3)dayspriortothepublichearing.

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CAPITOLCHRISTMASTREEfromSenatorCrapo Washington,D.C.–Idahowillsupplythenation’sU.S.CapitolChristmasTreethisyearand,with,thathonorcomesthousandsofhand-madeornamentsthatwilldeco-ratenotonlythenationaltree,butofficesforCongressinWashington,D.C. Idahoansfromstudentstoretireescanassistintheorna-menteffort.TheU.S.ForestServicewillselectthisyear’sCapitolChristmasTreefromthePayetteNationalForestlaterthisyear.TocelebrateIdaho’srecognitionandkickofftheChristmaseffort,IdahoSenatorMikeCrapo,PayetteNationalForestSupervisorKeithLannom,McCallMayorJackieAymon,otherelectedleadersandofficialsfromMcCallandValleyCountyandstudentswillgatherfol-lowingtheMcCallWinterCarnivalParadetoannounceanddemonstratetheornamenteffort. “ItisfittingthatwekickoffIdaho’sroleinthenationalornamenteffortattheMcCallWinterCarnival,”Craposaid.“IhopeallIdahoanswillhelpcontributeanornamentsowecangiveourstateastrongshowinginWashington,D.C.” “It’sagreathonortobechosenastheForesttoprovidetheU.S.CapitolChristmasTree,saidLannom.“ThisistrulyagiftfromallofIdahotoournation,andtheorna-mentswillhighlightthewonderfulthingsaboutourstatebymimickingourstatesymbolssuchastheMountainBlueBird,MonarchButterfly,Appaloosahorse,theSyringaandmanyothers.” “IencouragethecitizensofMcCallandourvisitorsaliketotakepartinSaturday’sornamentevent.It’sawonderfulanduniquewaytosharethespiritofMcCallwiththerestofthecountry,”saidMayorAymon. KickoffeventwilltakeplaceonSaturday,January30th,at2p.m.nexttotheHotelMcCallattheU.S.ForestServiceOrnamentYurt.Materialswillbeprovidedformakingornamentsattheyurt.

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ABriefSynopsisoftheDecember2015CamasCountyCommissionersMeetings

AcompletesetoftheminutesareonfileattheClerk’soffice

December 14, 2015 The meeting was called to order at 9:05 a.m. by Chair-manBarbMcMurdo.AlsopresentwereCommissionerKenBackstrom,CommissionerRonChapman,andClerkKorriBlodgett. TheBoardreviewedtheAgenda.CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontoapprovetheagendaasPosted.SecondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous. OutsideAuditorDaleBunn,withFrance,Basterrechea,Wagner&Bunn,Chtd.metwiththeBoardandpresentedtheFiscalYear2015AnnualAudit.DalealsoreviewedtheEngagementLetter,whichdefinesthetermsoftheAnnualAudit.CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontosigntheEngagementLetterandtheManagementRepresentationLet-ter.SecondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous. TheBoardreviewedLiquorLicenseapplicationsforTheCliffBar&Grille,SoldierMtnRanch&Resort,andSoldierCreekBrewingCo.CommissionerChapmanmadeamotiontoapprovetheRetailAlcoholicBeverageLicensesforTheCliffBar&Grille,SoldierMtn.RanchandResort,andSoldierCreekBrewingCo.SecondedbyCommissionerBackstrom.Unanimous. TheBoardreviewedthe2015AnnualWaterwaysFinancialReport.CommissionerChapmanmadeamotiontoapprovetheWaterwaysFinancialreport.SecondedbyCommissionerBackstrom.Unanimous. TheBoardreviewedthe2015AnnualjuvenileJusticeFi-nancialReport.CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontoapprovetheJuvenileJusticeFinancialReport.SecondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous. TheBoardreviewedthe2016CommissionerMeetingDates.CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontosettheregularmeetingdatesaccordingtothelistsubmitted.SecondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous. TheBoarddiscussedtheCountyChristmasPartyandpro-vidingtheemployeeswithaChristmasgift.CommissionerChapmanmadeamotiontoprovideaTurkeyorHamasanappreciationChristmasgift.SecondedbyCommissionerBack-strom.Unanimous. TheBoardreviewedtheFiscalYear2014AmendedAnnualRoadandStreetFinancialReport.CommissionerChapmanmadeamotiontoapprovetheamendedAnnualRoadandStreetFinancialReportasamended.SecondedbyCommissionerBackstrom.Unanimous. TheBoardreviewedthebillsaspresentedontheclaimslist.CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontoapprovethebillsasprovided.SecondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous.

TheBoardreviewedaclaimfromValleyService.CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontoapprovethebilltoValleyService.SecondedbyCommissionerMcMurdo.CommissionerChap-manrequesedhimselffromvoting. TheBoardadjournedat2:40p.m.

Expenditure Fund Totals:JusticeFund $3,670.22 CurrentExpense $5,881.29Indigent $12.50 Road&Bridge $35,582.77DistrictCourt $956.67 Revaluation $23.46Health $500.00 Landfill $360.00NoxiousWeeds $252.69 JuniorCollegeTuition $0Elections $51.13 Ambulance $3,984.56911Comm. $3,424.30 StateFund $16,960.63LegionMemorial $0 HistoricalSociety $0RangeImprovement $0 Snowmobile $0CourtTrust $0 WaterwaysFund $0CityofFairfield $17,465.79 SchoolDist.#121 78,066.79CemeteryDistrict $576.52 WestMagicFireDist. 1,012.44MosquitoDist. $1,063.36 CamasCo.Library $11,124.21 NovemberPayroll $116,587.23

December 21, 2015 Themeetingwascalledtoorderat9:05a.m.byChairmanBarbMcMurdo.AlsopresentwereCommissionerRonChap-man,CommissionerKenBackstrom,ProsecutingAttorneyMattPember,andClerkKorriBlodgett. TheBoardreviewedtheAgenda.CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontoapprovetheAgendaasposted.SecondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous. TheBoardreviewedAlcoholicBeverageLicenseapplicationsfromJimDandy’sPizza,IronMtnInn,CamasCreekCountryStore,andSoldierMtnSkiArea.CommissionerChapmanmadeamotiontoapprovetheAlcoholicBeverageLicenseforJimDandy’sPizza,IronMtnInn,andtheSoldierMtnSkiArea.SecondedbyCommissionerBackstrom.Unanimous.CommissionerChapmanmadeamotiontoapprovetheRetailAlcoholicBeverageLicensefromtheCamasCreekCountryStore.SecondedbyCommissionerBackstrom.CommissionerMcMurdorequesedherselffromvoting. AssessorLynnMcGuiremetwiththeBoardtodiscussthepurchaseofanewvacuumcleanerfortheannex.ItwastheconsensusoftheBoardtopurchaseaSharkatCostco.LynnalsodiscussedhavingDeannabepaidtocleantheannexweekly.CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontoallowDeannatocleantheannexconsistingof2hrs.aweek,startingthefirstofJanuary.SecondedbyCommissionerChapman.Unanimous.TheBoardwillrevisithowthisisworkingoutinJune. CommissionerBackstrommadeamotiontocancelnextweek’s meeting. Seconded by Commissioner Chapman.Unanimous. TheBoardadjournedat10:26a.m.

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ORDINANCENO.259AANORDINANCEOFTHECITYOFFAIRFIELD,IDAHO,CORRECTINGACLERICALERRORRE-LATINGTOPUBLICATIONOFORDINANCENO.259,WHICHAMENDEDZONINGORDINANCE#223SUBDIVISIONORDINANCE#165ARTICLE3PROCEDUREFORSUBDIVISIONAPPROVAL;AMENDING SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE #165,ARTICLE 3, “PROCEDURE FOR SUBDIVISIONAPPROVAL”:SECTION1–ADDADMINISTRA-TIONSECTION;SECTION2–AMENDLANGUAGEWHENSUBDIVISIONAPPROVALISREQUIRED;SECTION 3 – AMEND PRE-APPLICATION RE-VIEWED BY ADMININSTRATOR WITHIN 30DAYS;SECTION4–AMENDPRELIMINARYPLATPROCEDURESTOCLARIFYAPPLICANT’SCOST,ADDREVIEWBYLOCAL,STATE,ANDFEDERALDEPARTMENTSANDAGENCIES,ADDITIONSTOREQUIREMENTSOFAPRELIMINARYPLAT,AD-DITIONOFCOMMISSIONFINDINGS,CLARIFYCOMMISSIONANDCOUNCILHEARINGANDACTIONPROCEDURES;SECTION5–ADDSEC-TIONTOOUTLINECOMBINEDPRELIMINARYANDFINALPLATREQUIREMENTS,APPLICA-TION,COMMISSIONANDCOUNCILACTIONS;SECTION 6 – AMEND FINAL PLAT SECTIONFORAPPLICATIONANDPLATCONTENTRE-QUIREMENTSTOOUTLINENUMBEROFFINALPLATSETS,TITLEREPORT,ANDSIGNATUREREQUIREMENTS, ADDITIONS TO CONTENTOFFINALPLAT,AMENDFEESUBSECTIONTONOTE NONREFUNDABLE APPLICATION FEEANDSUBDIVIDERSCOSTFORPROFESSIONALFEES,AMENDSUBSECTIONFORCOMMISSION-ERANDCOUNCILACTIONS,ADDSUBSECTIONSFORCONDITIONS,ACCEPTANCEOFDEDICA-TIONSANDIMPROVEMENTGUARANTEES;SEC-TION7–ADDSECTIONFORTIMELIMITATIONSFORPRELIMINARYANDFINALPLAT;SECTION8–ADDSECTIONFORRECONSIDERATIONANDJUDICIALREVIEW;WHILEPROVIDINGASEVER-ABILITYCLAUSE;ANDANEFFECTIVEDATE.ThefollowingisasummaryofOrdinanceNo.259A,passedbytheCityCounciloftheCityofFairfield,CamasCounty,Idaho,onJanuary7,2016:

Section 1: AmendstheCityofFairfieldSubdivisionOr-dinance#165,Article3,“ProcedureforSubdivisionAp-proval”by:addinganadministrationsection;clarifyingwhensubdivisionapprovalisrequired;clarifyingpre-ap-

NoticeofTrustee’sSaleIdahoCode45-1506Today’sdate:January15,2016FileNo.:7042.15893Saledateandtime(localtime):May17,2016at11:00AMSalelocation:onthefrontstepsoftheCamasCountyCourthouse,501SoldierRoad,Fairfield,ID83327Propertyaddress:347WinonaDriveFairfield,ID83327SuccessorTrustee:NorthwestTrusteeServices,Inc.,anIdahoCorporationP.O.Box997Bellevue,WA98009(425)586-1900DeedofTrustinfor-mationOriginalgrantor:MarkATateandSunnyCTate,HusbandandWifeOriginaltrustee:FidelityNationalTitleInsuranceCompanyOriginalbeneficiary:MortgageElec-tronicRegistrationSystems,Inc.solelyasnomineeforCoun-trywideBank,FSBRecordingdate:06/18/2008Recorder’sinstrumentnumber:2008-081570County:CAMASSumowingontheobligation:asofJanuary15,2016:$61,699.09Becauseofinterest,latecharges,andotherchargesthatmayvaryfromdaytoday,theamountdueonthedayyoupaymaybegreater.Hence,ifyoupaytheamountshownabove,anadjustmentmaybenecessaryafterwereceiveyourcheck.ForfurtherinformationwriteorcalltheSuccessorTrusteeattheaddressortelephonenumberprovidedabove.Basisofdefault:failuretomakepaymentswhendue.PleasetakenoticethattheSuccessorTrusteewillsellatpublicauctiontothehighestbidderforcertifiedfundsorequivalentthepropertydescribedabove.ThepropertyaddressisidentifiedtocomplywithIC60-113butisnotwarrantedtobecorrect.Theproperty’slegaldescriptionis:Lot13,Block2,ofBaldwinAddition,CamasCounty,Idaho,accordingtotheplatthereof,recordedintheOfficeoftheCountyRecorderofsaidCounty.Thesaleissubjecttoconditions,rulesandproceduresasdescribedatthesaleandwhichcanbereviewedatwww.northwesttrustee.comorUSA-Foreclosure.com.Thesaleismadewithoutrep-resentation,warrantyorcovenantofanykind.Tate,MarkA(TS#7042.15893)1002.285066-FileNo.

plicationprocedures;clarifyingproceduresforapplication;reviewandapprovalofpreliminaryplats;addingasectiontoprovideproceduresforapplication;reviewandapprovalofcombinedpreliminaryandfinalplats;clarifyingproceduresforapplication,reviewandapprovaloffinalplats;addinganewsectionfortimelimitationsforpreliminaryandfinalplats;andaddinganewsectionoutliningproceduresforreconsiderationandjudicialreview.Section 2:Providesforseverability.Section 3:Providesforrepealofconflictingordinances.Section 4:Providesforaneffectivedate. ThefulltextofOrdinanceNo.259AisonfileatFairfieldCityHallandisavailableforpublicinspectionduringnormalbusinesshours.

ScottMarolf,MayorAttest:MickeyDalin,CityClerkpublishedonJanuary27,2016

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