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JustnorthofFairfieldisanoldgravelpitknown locallyas“Manmade.”Anumberofyearsago,variousindividualsinCamasCounty started working to turn this areaintoapark. This process has not beenwithout dif-ficulties, but hardwork has continued tobringthisprojectclosertoareality. OnTuesday,June2nd,theCamasCoun-

P&Z to Discuss Manmade Park

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Be it graduation, a birthday,youranniversary,oranyspecialday...It’stimetocelebrate!But,sometimesyouneedalittlehelpwith the details. Tara Romerohasopenedupanewbusinesstohelpmakeyournextpartythebestitcanbe. PARTY PALACE(locatedat334MainStreetinGooding)offerseverythingyouneedtoparty-tableware,cards,balloons,flowers,andmore.Needabiggerplaceforyourcelebration?PartyPalacehasabackroomtorentbythehourorfortheday.Theyalsorentouttablesandchairstouseatyourlocation. Evenifyoudon’thavesomethingbigtocelebrate,comeoninforIceCream,andstartacelebrationinyourmouth.

Tara isa life-long residentof Goodingand has alwayswanted to haveaplacelikePar-ty Palace, forherselfandthepeopleofhercommunity.With the help of her husband, AndrewRomero, shenowhasmade thatdreamareality.Call 490-7830 and... Party On!

ty Planning & Zoning Commission willbediscussingtheparkandhowtoaddresscertainissuesrelatedtothatarea. If youwould like to knowmore aboutthisprojectandhearthisdiscussion,planonattendingtheregulareP&Zmeetingtobeheldat theCamasCountyCourthouseat7:00p.m.Thisisapublicmeetingandeveryoneiswelcome.

The American CancerSociety Relay For Life ofGooding County, Idahois offering an opportunityfor businesses and localcommunities to show theirawareness and support inthe fight against cancerfrom June 1st to June 6th.Itwillbe“PaintTheTownPurple” in all of GoodingCounty.Thisweekdecorateyour businesses and yourhomesinPURPLEribbons,balloons,andflowers.Wearsomething PURPLE everydaythisweek. Wendell fire departmentis planning on helping todecorate their streets withpurple ribbonsonTuesdayandGooding isgetting thehelpof thefiredepartmenttodecorateonWednesday.Be sure to thank the busi-nesses for supporting theRelay and fighting backagainstcancer. Don’tforgetonSaturday,June6thisourmainRelayfundraiser of a Poker RunleavingtheGoodingCoun-ty Fairgrounds (201 LucyLane, Gooding) around

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Yard Sale for Lifea Relay for Life Event

May 30th at US Bank15SouthIdahoStreet-Wendell

Silver Spurs 4H Club ThereisstilltimetojointheSilverSpurs4-HClub.Ourfirstmeetingwillbeat JimDandy’sPizzaonThursdayMay28that6:p.m.Youcanborrowahorsefromafriend,relativeorneighbor,ownershipisnotrequired.Hopetosee you there. Contact [email protected] or 764-2882msg.ORthe4-Hofficeformoreinfo.

Notices of Upcoming Events & Meetings

Fairfield Farmers Market ThefirstFarmersMarketwillheldonFriday,June5th,startingatnoon.Supportyourlocalsmallfarmers.Camas Baseball TheCamasAthleticBoosterClubislookingforsome-onetocoachtheFairfieldyouthbaseballcoach-pitchteam.Pleasesendamessagetocmaboosterclub@gmail.comifyoucanhelpthisteamofeagerkidsout!Agerangeis7-8years,andthegameswillbeinthemonthofJune.

Wendell Book Store: TheWendellLibraryRummageSalewill startFridayJune12,9-5andSat.June13,9-4duringDairyDays.Do-nations are being accepted at the library everyday 11-5and11-6onThursday(375lstAve.East,Wendell.)

Camas SCD Scholarships Congratulations to se-niors Adriane McGuireand Jordan Moore, 2015Camas Conservation Dis-trict Senior Scholarshipwinners! Scholarshipswere$300.00each.AlsocongratulationstoMichelleDalin,winnerofa5’juniperandtoNatePine,winnerof a hummingbird feeder and nectar, door prizes atthisyear’sArborDayOpenHouse.

Calling all Artists! TheCamasConservationDistrict is presently lookingforsubmissionsofnewlogodesign.Therewillbea“Mys-tery Prize”awardedtothewinner.DeadlineisJune16thbyNoon. [email protected].

Wanted: Good Used Items TheDeseretIndustriesPodisbackinFairfieldandlo-catedinparkinglotoftheLDSChurch.Nolargeappli-ances,andplease,donatethingsthatcanbeusedbysome-oneelse. Deseret Industries helps train those that are trying tolearnjobskills.Moneygeneratedisusedtohelppeoplegotoschooltoincreasetheirjobskills. Contact numbers to unlock the pod are LisaMowdy:539-3895,andPamJones:764-2467

Camas County Rodeoand

Main Street Bullriding The7thAnnualCamasCountyRodeowillbeheldJuly10th&11thattheCMeLaterArena.ThisisanICA/IM-PRAco-sanctionedevent thathasofferedanaverageof$4,800inaddedmoneyeachyearthankstogenerouscon-tributionsfromcorporatesponsorsandcommunitymem-bers.Ifyouwouldliketobecomeasponsorofthisgreatevent,callAnnPetersonat208-539-3565. TheMainStreetBullridingeventattheCamasCountyFairwill beheldonSaturday,August 8th, starting at 6p.m.Thisisafreeeventandnewsponsorshippacketswillhelpmakethisabiggerandbettershowthanever.ContactKenCoxformoreinformation.

Paying for CollegeGetting There from Here

Whetheryourchildrenorgrandchildrenarelearningtocrawlor learning todrive,youcanhelpmakeacollegeeducationareality. ThisFriday,May29th,theGoodingPublicLibrarywillhostafreeworkshoptohelpansweryourquestionsaboutcollegesavingsplansandtogiveyoustrategiestoreachyourgoals. ThepresenterisJasonNeil,withEdwardJones,andtheworkshopwillrunfrom3to6p.m.

Camas Lily DaysJune 6th & 7th, 2015

FishingDerbyatKidsPond~June6that7a.m.Art&MusicintheCityPark

BreakfastinthePark-June7that8a.m.NativeAmercianIndiansdanceintheAfternoon

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Richfield’s60thAnnualOutlaw Day ~ June 13th

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First Medical Scholarship Awarded Thankstoalargedonation,the Richfield QRU (QuickResponse Unit) has fundedthe QRU Legacy Scholar-shipforRichfieldyouthwhowant to go into themedicalfield. The first recipient ofthisscholarshipisgraduatingRichfield Senior, Jeff Hen-son,intheamountof$1000. “The Richfield QRU be-lieves in our youth and ourRichfieldcommunityandweareproudtopresentourfirstmedicalfieldscholarshipawardtoMr. Jeff Henson.” TheRichfieldQRUunitwas formed in1978, and forover37yearsRichfieldhassupportedtheQRUthroughmembership,fundraisers,donations,andblood,sweat&tears.AstheoldQRUmembersareretiringandhandingthereinstoaneweagergroupofveryqualifiedEMT’s,theywant to honor the Richfield community by givingback to thepeoplewhogavesomuch.Rightnow, theyhaveenoughfundsforatleast20yearsofscholarships. Applications for this scholarshipmust be turned in totheRichfieldHighSchoolCounselor’sOfficeinAprilofastudent’sgraduation.Applicationsarejudgedbyaschol-arshipboardofpastandpresentRichfieldEMTs,basedonessay,resume,references,andtranscripts.

HeyCowboys&CowgirlsBringyourFamily&Friends

Cowboy ChurchSaturday May 30, 2015

GoodingCountyFairgroundsPotluck at 6:00 p.m.

CowboyPoetry,Music,andMessagewillfollowat7:00p.m.

American Iris Society ~ Annual Show The Magic Valley Iris Society will hold its annualAmericanIrisSocietyaffiliatedshowonSunday, June 7, 2015, attheKMVTCommunityRoom(1100BlueLakesBlvd.N.)from8to10:30a.m.Youdonotneedtobeamembertoenter. Theshowisfreetothepublic,andiriseswillbeondis-playfrom10a.m.to3p.m.Memberswillbeavailabletoprovideinformationandanswerquestionsaboutgrowingtheseflowers.

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o b i t u a r yDonettaE.HopeDelgado

DonettaE.HopeDelgado,59,ofJerome,passedawaypeace-fully in her sleep on FridayMay 22, 2015, in Twin Falls.ShewasbornMay11,1956,inRexburg, Idaho, the daughterofDarrellE.HopeandDonnaHardyHope. Donettawasraisedinsouth-ern Idaho and graduated fromWendell High School. Sheraisedonedaughter,MariaLaDawn.Mostofherworkingyearswerespentasabehaviorspecialistinchilddevelop-ment.Donettawas a lifelongmemberof theChurchofJesusChristofLatter-daySaints.ShelovedbeingaMomandGrandma. Donettaissurvivedbyherdaughter,Maria(Jesse)Pizanoof Jerome; her grandchildren Jessica(Morgan)West;her siblings, Dennis(Vicki) of Burley, DeVere of Bur-ley, Doyle(Robyn) ofWendell, Diana(Jeff) Percival ofHerriman, UT, Darren(Tamera) of Mahomet, IL, andDarrelyn(Michael)StearnsofBurley;andmanyextendedfamilymembersandfriends.Sheisprecededindeathbyherparents. Memorialserviceswillbeconductedat1p.m.onFri-day,May29,2015,attheJeromeLDS2ndWardChapel(50East100South,Jerome).IntermentwillfollowintheWendellCemetery.Arrangements areunder the careofFarnsworthMortuaryofJerome.

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Thank You... The Camas County Senior and Community Center says farewell to longtime board chair-man Ken Cox as he leaves to pursue other projects. His years of service are greatly ap-preciated. Alternate board member Sue Rob-bins will fill the vacated

seat. Jerry Nelson has been appointed as the new alternate board member. A new chairman has yet to be selected. Good luck to you Ken in your future endeavors!


o b i t u a r i e sMaryGeorgiaGill

Georgia Gill, 78, ofGooding, Idaho, passedaway May 19, 2015, atAshleyManor,inJerome,Idaho, where she wasblessedtobesogenerous-lytakencareof.“George”asshewasaf-fectionatelycalledbythosewhowereclosetoher,wasbornDecember22,1936.Shewastheyoungest(andthelastsurvivor)offivedaughtersandonesonborntoWesandCoraSalisburyinChallis,Idaho.HerparentsstartedoutasranchersonBayHorseCreekinChallis.Later,theymovedandworkedonranchesthroughoutNevada,Arizona,andIdahowhereGeorgiaattendedschools.ShegraduatedhighschoolfromGlennsFerryin1956.Geor-gia,beingraisedonthesevariousranchesneverlosthersenseofadventureandloveofnatureandanimals.Asagirlshemadepetsofdifferentwildcreaturesincludingadeer,crow,andapairofbadgers. Shortlyaftergraduationshemarriedhercowboy,BobGillonJune3,1956, inKingHill, Idaho.Geor-giaandBobcontinuedtheranchingandfarmingtradi-tionwhileraisingtheirthreeboys,Don,Ron,andJon.Georgialovedtheoutdoors,andspenthersummersin“CowCamps”where shewas an accomplished cookwithawoodstove;bakingcakes,cookies,andbiscuits.Nomorningwascompletewithouthersourdoughpan-cakes,andwhentheeveningchoreswerecompleteyouneverhadtoasktwicetogodowntothecreektocatchamessoffish.Georgiawasadevotedwife,mother,andgrandmoth-erandshe joyfullyattendedgames, rodeos,and teamropingsthathersonsandgrandchildrenwereinvolvedin.Oneof the fewthings thatGeorgiadid forherselfwasjoiningtheLibertyBellsRidingClubinGooding,whereshemadewonderfulmemoriesridinginparadesandrodeoswithherfellowhorsewomenenthusiasts.GeorgiahadakindandcaringnatureanduseditwellwhileworkinginmanyhospitalsacrosssouthernIdaho.When theboysweregrownGeorgiaandBobmovedtoStanleyBasinwhereBobwasemployedbytheU.S.

Shirley Faye Turner Bluemer Heitz ShirleyFayeTurnerBluemerHeitz, 80, of Jerome, passedawayMondayMay18,2015,inTwinFalls. Shewas born July24, 1934, in Shoshone, Idaho,thedaughterofJohnE.Turnerand Vergie Geraldine DennettTurner. Shirley loved her fam-ilyandbakedforallherfriends.Shewasverymuchloved. Shirley is survived by herchildren; JulianaBluemerCarpenter (Tom),BradBlue-mer(Judie),RayBluemer(Paula),WadeBluemer(Mary),TrudyBluemerRuby (James); 29natural grandchildrenand56great-grandchildrenandtwogreat-great-grandchil-dren.Sheisalsosurvivedbyherstepchildren,EldonHeitz(Cherry),LindaHeitzMiller(Larry)sixgrandchildren,15great-grandchildrenandfourgreat-great-grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents; one sister;twobrothers; twosons,BarryandBartBluemer; twograndsons, Brendan Bluemer and Patrick Carpenter;one granddaughter, Treasure Ruby; and one great-granddaughter, Angelina Hernandez; and the love ofherlife,KennethHeitz. Graveside memorial services were conducted onTuesdayMay26,2015,attheWendellCemetery.Ar-rangementsareunderthecareofFarnsworthMortuaryofJerome.

Forest Service, and for many years Georgia cleanedhouseinSunValleyforMrs.Heinz,whobecameherrespectedgoodfriend.GeorgialovedthemountainsandlakesandspentherfreetimefishingandboatingwithBobandhergrandchildren. WhensheandBob retired theymovedback toGooding where they enjoyed spending time withfamilyandfriends.Georgiaissurvivedandwillforeverberememberedbyherhusband,Bob;sonsDon(Denise);Ron(Brenda);Jon(Mary)andgrandchildrenJessica,Sarah,Wes,Hai-ley,Jordan,Rusty,Kade,Chelsea,andCharly;andgreatgrandchildren,DreganGillandAmaiaZatica.Georgia’sgravesidefuneralwillbeheldonWednes-day,May27,2015at3:00pm,atElmwoodCemeteryinGooding.AnafterwardsocialwillbeattheGoodingCo.Fairgrounds.


from University of Idaho Extension

Pesky Spring Reminders: Withtheadventofsomuchspringbeautyforthesense’s,tulipsblooming,daffodilsbendinginthewind,thesmellofmownlawns,andthesoundofsprinklers‘chicketing’,itisagoodthingwehaveforsythiatoremindusofthepeskyweedsspringwillbring.Forsythia!?!Whatdoesforsythiahavetodowithpeskyweeds?AcoupleweeksagoIwasremindedofthisfactwhendrivingbyaforsythiabushinfullbloom.Forsythiahasabeautifulyellowbrilliancetoaddadditionalcolorstoyourspringarrayofbulbs.Althoughbeautifultheyareasubtlereminderofcrabgrassandotherannualweedygrassprevention.Manyreaderswillconsideritstrangethatagreatsciencemindedhorticulturistwouldusethebloom-ing of forsythia to indicate the presence of crabgrass, butthereisacorrelation.Ingeneral,crabgrassseedgerminationcoincideswiththetimewhenforsythiablossomsstarttofall.Thereforeforsythiabecomesanearlyorlatewarningofthesoil temperature. This in turnallowsus toapplyourpre-emergent products just before germination which insuresbetterherbicidecoverageinthegerminationzoneofthesoil.UsuallyMotherNaturemovestheproductintothesoilwitha little bit of precipitation, but if the forecast predicts dryweather,onewillneedtoirrigatewithinacoupledaysafterthe application. Better timing and coverage equals betterpercentageofcontrol. Nowthatweknowwhentoapplyourcrabgrasspreventer,thequestionofwhatproducttouseoftencomesup.First,itshouldbenoted,becausecrabgrassisintolerantofshade,maintainingavigorousstandofthedesiredturfgrassthroughpropermowing,fertilizationandsoilcareisthebestdefenseagainstthisopportunisticinvader.Thereisnosingleprod-uctthatissuperiortoallotherproductsavailable.Mostoftheproductsavailabletohomeownersforcrabgrasscontrolonestablishedlawnswillcontaineither:benefin,bensulide,pendimethalin,ortrifluralin.Allprovideexcellentcrabgrasscontrol when applied properly. Benefinmay have shorterresidualcontrol,butthatwillvarywiththerateofapplica-tionandenvironmentalconditions.Cornglutenisanorganicherbicidealternativethathasshownsomeabilitytosuppresscrabgrassgermination. Formore informationoncrabgrassorother lawnweedscalltheExtensionofficeforrecommendations.MasterGar-denerDiagnosticclinicswillbeofferedinMagicValleyEx-tensionofficesstartingMay.

Noon. Everyone must be registered between 9 am andnoonbeforetakingthedrive.Enrollmentformsareavail-ableontherelayforlife.org/goodingidwebsite,orwewillhavethemattheFairgroundsatregistrationtime. ThisisNOTarace,justaleisurelydrivethroughmostlyGoodingCounty.WewilldrawthefirstcardattheFair-groundsbeforetherunbeginsandthenthesecondcardattheValleyCountryStoreinGooding.The3rdcardwillbedrawnattheValleyCountryStoreinWendellnexttotheFarmhouseRestaurant.WewillthengosouthtoRiverRoadbefore turningontoHWY30andcomingback toHagermanwherewewillpickanothercardat theShellstation.Our lastcardwillbedrawnatZiggy’s inBliss.Everyone will meet back at the Gooding Fairgrounds.Thisisroughly70miles. Therewillbeprizesandawards.SeveralRelay teamswillhavefoodanditemsforsaletoraisemoneyfortheirrespectiveteams,alongwithayardsaleatColumbiaBankat746MainSt.inGooding. ThereareonlyacoupleweeksuntiltheGoodingCountyRelayForLifeonFridayJune12th.Eachteamwillbetry-ingtoraisemoneyatdifferentfundraisingevents.Belowaresomeoftheevents:May30th–WendellRFLYardSaleatU.S.Bank–8-3June6th–PokerRun-ContactLorriRobb@731-1676June6th–GoodingRFLYardSaleatColumbiaBankSeveralRelayteamswillhaveyardsaleitems,craftitemsandbakedgoodsforsale.

June 12th at 6:00 p.m.Relay For Life at the Gooding County Fairgrounds

If youwould like to sign up for aRelayTeamgo towww/relayforlife.org/goodingidorcontactSusanBoltonat934-4427ore-mailtosbolton@gofirstam.com.

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Wendell Chamber of Commerce presents

Magic Valley Dairy DaysJune 11th thru 13th

YouareinvitedtoattendtheannualMagicValleyDairyDaysinWendell,IdahoattheWendellCityPark. Introducedmorethan20yearsago,MagicValleyDairyDayscelebrates the impactof theDairyIndustryon theMagicValley.Eventfeaturesperformers,foodandcraftvendors,exhibitionbooths,carnivalrides,andaparade. For more information, please contact the WendellChamber of Commerce at (208) 316-7879 [email protected]:

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Take Me Fishing HelpkidsgetexcitedaboutfishingwithIdahoFish&Game’s“TakeMeFishing”program.Peopleofanyage,canfishwithoutalicenseduringthehoursoftheseeventsiftheysigninatthetrailer.Allotherrulesapply.Idahochildren13yearsoldandundercanalwaysfishforfree.

June 6th... Fairfield Kids PondJune 13th... Hagerman - Free Fishing Day

June 17th... Dog CreekJune 20th... Hagerman - Oster 1

June 24th... Dierkies LakeJune 27th... Castle Rocks State ParkJuly 3rd... Village Pond in Elk Horn

July 8th... Dierkies LakeJuly 11th... Rock Creek ParkJuly 15th... Gavers Lagoon

July 22nd... Hagerman - Oster 1July 25th... Penny LakeAug 1st... Dierkies Lake

The Camas Athletic Booster Club is selling raffleticketsforTWO3-DaypassestotheMountainHomeMusicFestivaltobeheldJuly31stthruAugust2nd.Ticketsare$10eachandonly500raffleticketswillbesold.ThewinnerwillbedrawnonJuly11thattheCamasCountyRodeo.

Water Wise in FairfieldPresentations brought to you by the University of Idaho Camas

Extension Office and the Camas Conservation District

When: June 9th, 2015Where: Conservation District Office 403 Soldier Rd. Fairfield IdahoTime: 6 pm to 7:30 pm Cost: FREETopics:•Water-wise landscaping.UniversityofIdahoEdu-catorTonyMcCammonwilltalkabouthowtodevelopandcareforawonderfullandscapethatusesmuchlesswater.

•Water-wise management.KodiFarnworthofAd-vancedIrrigationSolutionswilltalkabouthowtosavemoneybyusingwaterefficiently.

LightrefreshmentscreatedbySoliderCreekBrewery.

RSVPbyJune5th:CalltheCamasConservationDist.764-3223

The University of Idaho is an equal opportunity/affirmative action em-ployer and educational organization. We offer our programs to persons regardless of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, sexual orientation, or disability.

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, those requesting reasonable accommo-dations need to contact The Ex-tension Office at 208-764-2230, or email [email protected] five days before the event.

FairfieldCommunity Review

June 24th & 25th Haveyouheard?TheCityofFairfieldwillbehostingaCommunityReview June24-25, 2015.Aspart of thecommunityreviewprocess,residentsoftheCityofFair-fieldandCamasCountyareaskedtocompleteandsendinasurveybeingmailedinMay.Residentsareaskedtomailtheircompletedpapersurveyno later than June 1, 2015toallowforthecompilationofresults. Ifyoudidnotreceiveasurveyandwanttoparticipate,pleasegotothecitywebsiteat:

cityoffairfieldidaho.comandclickonthelinkinred.Wehopeyoucantakethetimetoparticipateinthesurvey.ResidentsareencouragedtoparticipateinlisteningsessionsonWednesday,June24thandacommunitymeetingat7:00pmonThursday,June25thattheSeniorCenter. Community reviews have energized community andeconomic development efforts in over 30 rural Idahocommunities since 2000. Observations, recommenda-tions, and resources are provided by a visiting team ofprofessionalswhocomefromavarietyofpublicagencies,nonprofitorganizations,andprivatebusinesses.Toviewfinalizedcommunityreviewreportsgotowww.irp.idaho.gov/Home/Community_Review/.

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

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Gooding 934-5504 (308 Senior Avenue)Lunch Suggested Donation $3.50

Breakfast: (7:30 to 10) 1st Saturday of the MonthFit & Fall Proof: Every Mon. & Wed. at 11:00 a.m.

------------------Thursday, May 28 What ever it is... it’s Good!Monday, June 1 Shepherd’s PieTuesday, June 2 Chinese w/ Veggies & DessertWednesday, June 3 Stroganoff Noodles

Fairfield 764-2226 (129 Willow Avenue West)Lunch: 2.50 (2-9) $5 (10-59) $4 over 60 (suggested)

Breakfast: (8 to 10) 2nd Saturday of the MonthCall by 10 a.m. for take out. Also, please let the Center know if you have any special dietary needs such as allergies to food.

--------------------------Friday, May 29 Fried ChickenTuesday, June 2 Fish Filets & Rice PilafWednesday, June 3 Soup & Sandwiches

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Senior Center MenusAll menus are subject to change without notice.

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

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Richfield Readies to Celebrate 60thbyMarshaHiatt Richfield’s60thAnnualOutlawDayisfastapproachingand thisyear’s event– tobeheldon June13th–willbebiggerandbetter thaneverbefore.Eventorganizershavebeen attempting to contact anyone affiliatedwith the cel-ebrationfromyearspast–fromformerqueenstopreviousgrandmarshallstofamilymembersofpastRichfieldRidingClubmembers.“We’dliketoseeeveryonewho’severhadbeeninvolvedwiththecelebrationberepresentedinthepa-radethatday,”organizerssaid.Thisyear’sthemeis“WhereHaveAlltheOutlawsGone”.Toenteryourfloatinthepa-radesimplyshowupattheCityParkthatmorningandsignup–winnerswillreceivecashprizes. Theeventkicksoffwithacommunitybreakfastat7:30a.m.attheRichfieldSchool.TheparadedownMainStreetstartsat10:30andfromtherethecrowdshiftstoReynoldsField(justwestoftownonHwy26).Thekid’seventsstartupfirstandtheseincludeastickhorserace,goattyingandcalfriding.Bigkidsgettojoininthefunnextwithcompeti-tions that involve alumni team roping, barrel racing,polebendingandacoupleofconteststhatareuniquetoOutlawDay–thehideraceandrescuerace. Themudbogracesbeginatapproximately4p.m.–afterthearenaeventshavewrappedup. ThisyeartherewillbeamonstertruckcruisingReynoldsFieldduringthefestivitiesofferingupridesforjust$5.00perperson.–“Thisisanewadditiontoourprogramandwethinkit’sgoingtobecomearealcrowdpleaser.”Theday’scelebrationwillculminatewithastreetdanceonMainStreetstartingat9p.m. Organizersaddedthattherewillbevendorsservingfoodalldayandnightandalsoacourtesyvanonhandtogivefreeridestothosewhoconsumealcohol.“It’soursecondyearusingthisvan–lastyearwasreallysuccessfulandweexpectittobemoresothisyear.Wedon’twantanydrink-inganddrivinggoingon–aDUIcansurespoilaperson’sOutlawDay.” Formore informationpleasecontactLoriRoyalat731-2176, Annie West at 308-5097 or Marsha Hiatt at 969-0919.

Alittlehistory– OutlawDaywas started in1955as a fund raiser for acommunitypool.Itdidn’ttakelongfororganizerstoreal-izethatapoolwouldbetoocostlyforthetownbutOut-lawDayhasbeencelebratedyearlyeversince.It’sadaywhenthesmalltownofRichfieldmorethantriplesinsize–asformerresidentsmarkthesecondSaturdayinJuneontheircalendarstoreturnyearafteryeartoseeoldfriendsandfamilymembers.Manyfamilyandclassreunionsareheldonthatdayinconjunctionwiththeevent.

Launch set for new book of family recipesand their stories

Recipes passed down through generations. Dishesservedatlocalrestaurantsorbypioneers. Anewbook,FAMILYRECIPESFROMTHESNAKERIVERPLAINnotonlyfeaturesfamilyrecipes,buttheirstories,whichwerecontributedby27regionalwriters. Thepublicisinvitedtoabooklaunchandsigningfrom1to3p.m.Saturday,June13intheFirstFederalConfer-enceroomofthenewTwinFallsVisitor’sCenter. Theeventwill include readings,giveaways, andsam-plesofsomeoftherecipesfromthebook. PublishedbyRiverSt.Press,thebookuniquelybringslifetotherecipeswiththestoriesbehindthem.Thesto-riesincludehowpioneerLucyStrickermadegingersnapcookiesandgriddlecakesforwearytravelers,whatacakefromhomemeanttoasoldierduringWorldWarII,reflec-tions on a grandmother’s lime green Jell-O dessert, thesweetnessofIdahopotatocandy,andhowonionshelpedafamilysurviveroughtimes.Thereisevenanodetofrysauce. Thecontributorsincludeaward-winningandpublishedauthors. Based in theMagicValley,River St. Press publishesregional books that include the ghost story anthology“HauntingsfromtheSnakeRiverPlain,”andtheaward-winningchildren’sbook,“BillieNevilleTakesaLeap.”

Family Recipesfrom the Snake River Plain

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HelpingHearts&Hands(237MainStreetinGood-ing)isnowofferingaspecialprogramforsenior. Ifyouaresinglewithanannualincomeoflessthan$15,301,ormarriedwithincomelessthan$20,709,and you are 60 years of age or older, you mightqualifytoreceivesupplementalfoodsuchascannedmeats,fruit,vegetables,juice,milk,cheese,andwholegrains. HH&HhasroomforafewmorepeopleontheCSFProgram.Stopby237MainStreetorcall934-5101.

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NOXIOUS WEED CONTROL GENERAL NOTICETheIdahoWeedLaw(IdahoCode,Title22,Chapter24)stipulatesthat the primary duty and responsibility for controlling noxiousweeds on private land rests on the personwho owns ormanagestheland.Anypersonknowingoftheexistenceofnoxiousweedsonpropertyownedormanagedbyhim/herisobligatedbylawtocontrolnoxiousweedsthereon.

IdahoCode:22.24.05CountyDuties.(1)Thecountycontrolauthorityshall:(a) Carryoutthedutiesandresponsibilitiesvestedinthecountyunder thischapterandrulesprescribedbythedirector;and(b) Establishandmaintainacoordinatedprogramforcontrolofnoxious weedsinthecounty;employafulltimecountyweedsuperintendent, whomaybeasuperintendentformorethanone(1)countyandwho shallbequalifiedtodetectandtreatnoxiousweeds;and(c) Designateone(1)ofitsmembersastheliaisonbetweenthecounty weedsuperintendent;and(d) Provideoperationalandeducationalfundsforthecountyweed superintendent;and(e) Beauthorizedtoinitiatecooperativeagreementswithotheragencies orcountiesforthedesignationoforparticipationincooperativeweed managementareasforcontrolofnoxiousweeds.

Idaho Noxious Weed List:BlackHenbane(L)(T) SmallBugloss PerennialPepperweed*(L)Buffalobur*(L) SyrianBeancaper SaltcedarDalmatianToadflax*(L) ToothedSpurge SilverleafNightshadeEurasiaWatermilfoil WhiteBryony SpottedKnapweed*(M)GiantKnotweed YellowHawkweed TallHawkweedHydrilla BohemianKnotweed VipersBuglossJointedGoatgrass CanadaThistle*(H) Whitetop*(H)MeadowKnapweed DiffuseKnapweed*(H) YellowStarthistleMuskThistle*(L) FieldBindweed*(FL) BrazilianElodeaParrotfeatherMilfoil I-HoaryAlyssum*(M) CommonCrupinaPlumelessThistle JapaneseKnotweed Dyer’sWoadPuncturevine*(L) LeafySpurge*(M)(T) PurpleLoosestrifeRussianKnapweed*(L)(T) MediterraneanSage PoisonHemlock*(L)(T)ScotchThistle*(L) OrangeHawkweed GiantHogweedHoundstongue*(M)(T) Johnsongrass MatgrassMilium OxeyeDaisy PerennialSowthistlePoliceman’sHelmet RushSkeletonweed*(L) ScotchBroomSkeletonleafBursage SquarroseKnapweed TansyRagwortWaterHyacinth YellowDevilHawkweed YellowToadflax*(L)(T)Key to severity of known infestation: (L) Low, (M) Moderate, (H) High, (T) Toxic. *Species are known to be in Camas County.

Terry S. Lee-CamasCo.WeedSuperintendent/CCCWMAAdmin.Dennis Strom-ChairmanCamasCreekCWMAKen Backstrom-ChairmanCamasCountyCommissioners

-------------------------------------------InCamasCounty,contactTerryS.Lee-CamasCreekWeedManagementAreaIntheTri-Countyarea,contactTerryD.Ruby-Tri-CountyWeedControl

T.S.No. 1248628-37 ParcelNo. rpf0050004018baNOTICEOF TRUSTEE’S SALE On July 15, 2015, at the hour of2:00pm,ofsaidday,atOnthefrontstepsofthecamascountycourthouse501,SoldierRoad,Fairfield,Idaho,FirstAmericanTitleInsuranceCompany,astrustee,willsellatpublicauction,tothehighestbidder,forcash,cashier’scheckdrawnonaStateorNationalBank,acheckdrawnbyaStateorFederalCreditUnion,oracheckdrawnbyaStateorFederalSavingsandLoanAssociation,SavingsAssociation,orSavingsBank,allpayableatthetimeofsale,thefollowingdescribedrealproperty,situ-atedintheCountyofCamas,stateofIdaho,anddescribedasfollows,towit:Theeast67feetoflots18,19,20,21,and22,inblock4offairfieldtownsite,Camascounty,idaho,asthesameisshownontheofficialplatthereforelocatedintheofficeofthecountyrecorderofsaidcounty.Commonlyknownas101Al-turasAvenueWestFairfieldId83327.Saidsalewillbemadewithout covenant orwarranty, express or implied, regardingtitle,possessionorencumbrancestosatisfytheobligationse-cured by and pursuant to the power of sale conferred in theDeedofTrustexecutedbyRodneyShaneHarrisAnUnmar-riedManasGrantor,toGoodingTitleandEscrow,asTrustee,forthebenefitandsecurityofMortgageElectronicRegistrationSystems,Inc.,(“mers”)AsNomineeForTheMortgageCo-op,AUtahCorporation, Its Successors andAssigns asBenefi-ciary, recordedFebruary17,2005,as InstrumentNo.78226,Mortgage records of Camas County, Idaho. THE ABOVEGRANTORSARENAMEDTOCOMPLYWITHSECTION45-1506(4)(a), IDAHOCODE.NOREPRESENTATION ISMADE THAT THEY ARE, OR ARE NOT, PRESENTLYRESPONSIBLE FORTHISOBLIGATION. The default forwhich this sale is to bemade is: Failure to pay themonthlypaymentdueaugust1,2009ofprincipal,interestandimpoundsandsubsequent installmentsduethereafter;pluslatecharges;failuretopayescrowadvancewhendue,saidsumshavingbeenadvancedbythebeneficiary;failuretopaycorp.advancewhendue,saidsumshavingbeenadvancedbythebeneficiary;fail-uretopaydeferredlatefeeswhendue,saidsumshavingbeenadvanced by the beneficiary; failure to pay legal fees whendue,saidsumshavingbeenadvancedbythebeneficiary;fail-ure topaycounty recording feewhendue, saidsumshavingbeenadvancedbythebeneficiary;togetherwithallsubsequentsumsadvancedbybeneficiarypursuant to the termsandconTheestimatedbalanceowingasofthisdateontheobligationsecuredbysaiddeedoftrustis$142,105.81,includinginterest,costsandexpensesactuallyincurredinenforcingtheobligationthereunderorinthissale,andtrustee’sfeesand/orreasonableattorney’sfeesasauthorizedinthepromissorynotesecuredbytheaforementionedDeedofTrust.FirstAmericanTitleInsur-anceCompanyC/oCal-westernReconveyanceLlcP.O.Box22004ElCajonCa92022-9004(800)546-1531Dated:March06,2015Signature/ByFirstAmericanTitleInsuranceCom-pany.DLPP-442662

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