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VOLUME 18, NUMBER 16 HOMEDALE, OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS Irrigation water is flowing Candidates file Irrigation canals filled last week and city irrigation systems were turned on for primary for the 2002 irrigation season, but reports of abundance in water levels still remains There were no surprises as Bill Chisholm (D-Buhl). uncertain for the southwestern section of the deadline passed for Filing for state Idaho. The City of Homedale turned on candidates to file for county representative, position A, was its irrigation water on Monday, as did the offices in the May primary Frances Field (R-Grand View) City of Marsing. election. and Mike Ihler (D-Twin Falls). Grand View and Bruneau began its No Democratic candidates For position B, Douglas Jones water season in March and a spokesman filed for any Owyhee County (R-Filer), John Wiggins (R- at the Grand View Irrigation District said office. Castleford) and Grant Atkinson many farmers feel this year’s season will For first district –– to page 4 be as “tight” as last year’s season. commissioner, incumbent March precipitation ranged from half Chris Salove filed. of normal at some northern Nevada For second district SNOTEL sites to near normal in southern commissioner, the incumbent ‘Intended rapist’ Idaho. Overall, the basin was 81 percent Harold Tolmie and Bill pleads guilty to of average. Watterson filed. Water year-to-date precipitation is just For clerk of the district court, below normal at 96 percent of average. Charlotte Sherburn filed. lesser charge April 1 snowpack percentages are about For county assessor, Brett A 14-year old Owyhee the same as a month ago, holding around Endicott filed. County teen charged as an adult 105 percent of average for the Raft, For county coroner, the in a case of rape pleaded guilty Oakley, Salmon Falls and Bruneau incumbent Harvey Grimme to a lesser charge in an Owyhee basins. The low elevation Owyhee basin filed. County courtroom Friday increased 10 percentage points from last For county treasurer, morning. month to 142 percent of average. This is incumbent Barbara Wright The young man was charged based on data from the 15 aerial markers filed. earlier this month after he was measured on or near the first of the Filing for precinct accused of forcibly entering an month. committeemen were Joan elderly woman’s home and Warm temperatures are starting to melt Mason, North Homedale; raping her in the early morning low to mid-elevation snow in the high Shawn Dygert, Murphy; Kelly hours. He pleaded guilty in desert basins. Now that the snow is ripe Ann Thomas, Oreana; and district court Friday to battery and melting, streams will rise rapidly Spring clean-up Dixie McDaniel, Grand View. with the intent to commit a with any additional precipitation; Homedale City Maintenance crews lay pipe for In the statewide legislative felony, to wit, rape. however, with storage in Owyhee an irrigation drainage line near Sixth Street last district 23 races, filing for Chief Deputy Clerk Trina Reservoir at only 56 percent of capacity, week in preparation for this year’s irrigation season. senator was Tom Gannon (R- Aman said Friday that as part it should be able to handle whatever run Irrigation water was turned on in local canals last Buhl), Jim Patrick (R-Twin of the plea bargain, the judge –– to page 4 week. Falls), Rex Reed (R-Filer), and –– to page 4 Mysterious discovery made by local ranchers By Cheryl Peterson to know not to look. He cut open the first package On a beautiful spring day, two Owyhee County and seen the butt of a gun, then he started to cut ranchers herd their cattle to their spring allotment open the other package that is when he saw the range on desert ground near Reynolds Creek, little hair.” did the couple know when their trek began it would A 30.06 rifle and a 16-gauge shotgun were be interrupted with the discovery authorities are saturated in what authorities feel is axle grease and still calling a mystery. wrapped in a plastic bag. Among the package was Richard and Connie Brandeau mounted two also the hide of a young cinnamon bear. horses last Wednesday to begin herding their cattle “The hide was wrapped in a separate package,” to spring rangeland. While returning home that Owyhee County Sheriff Gary Aman said Friday. evening, Richard found a package that will stay in “In the package we found a receipt from D and B his memory for many years to come. that we can’t read, but I expect it is for the axle Unusual discovery… “Richard didn’t know what to think of it,” Connie grease they used to cover the guns. It was just stuffed under some sagebrush and they tried to The hide of a small cinnamon bear lies partly in laughed Monday. “We thought at first it could have a plastic bag in sagebrush near Reynolds Creek. Two been body parts, so I told Richard if he didn’t want –– to page 2 local ranchers found the hide along with two guns. PAGE 2 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE WED., APRIL 17, 2002 Parents plan alcohol-free From page 1 grad party √Mysterious Parents of Homedale cover it with dirt. Somebody had hidden them to keep them graduating seniors are planning protected but it didn’t work.” an all-night party to celebrate “I don’t know why we can find so many strange things in this the graduation of their sons county,” Connie continued. “This was in just about the same and daughters. The parents place as where people were stealing aluminum pipe years ago hope the party will serve as a and cutting it up. All I have to say is, if people have to do positive alternative to an something illegal, go somewhere else.” alcohol or drug-oriented means Aman said the sheriff’s office checked in house files for of celebrating. The party will stolen or lost rifles but have not found any leads. He said the feature games, activities, food, serial numbers on the guns have not been filed as stolen after his and fellowship with friends. investigation. He said the shotgun may be salvageable, but the Prizes will be awarded to the rifle was ruined. students throughout the Aman said he didn’t have any leads yet as to where the items evening. came from but said he didn’t think Owyhee County had any A raffle is also being bears. -CP promoted to benefit the students. The drawing will be held at the district softball meet in mid-May. Raffle tickets can be purchased from seniors at Homedale High School or you may contact Laurie Bingham at 337-3957.

Story-time to feature Pooh Rainbows have a pot of gold Dangerous find… at the end of them, right? What Owyhee County Sheriff Gary Aman stands near a box and would you find if you found supplies used in the production of methamphetamine. Crews the end of a rainbow? Come and discover what Pooh Bear worked for over six hours to remove the items from the area. and his friends found when they searched for the pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Storytime Meth lab supplies is 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, April Lost or stolen… 20, 2002, at the Homedale Public Library. Children of all Axle grease covers a 30.06 rifle wrapped in plastic. A 16- found in Owyhee desert ages are welcome. gauge shotgun was found with the rifle near Reynolds Creek last week. A black box and many items found to be used in a meth lab were found by a Caldwell man Saturday evening near the Bernards Landing access on the Snake River. We’re On the Job for You™ at Harvest West in Parma Tyre Swain of Caldwell, reported finding the items, which included Acitone, empty pill bottles and syringes scattered on HARVEST WEST the ground and in a black box located at the site. Special EQUIPMENT 29200 Hwy 95, Parma Officers from Owyhee County Sheriff’s Officer, Bureau of (208) 722-7620 Office SALES, SERVICE & MFG Land Management and Idaho State Police as well as the Owyhee Value www.harvestwest.com County Hazmat team, and posse members responded to the area $67 which took nearly six hours to clean up and remove. Now Open! “Often the chemicals that are used in a meth lab will react with each other or the air and create an explosion or fire,” Owyhee The Garden Center County Sheriff Gary Aman said. “There will be acid chemicals, At Harvest West used needles, tubes and many other dangerous items with this stuff and people need to understand to make sure they don’t Plants, Trees, touch any of it. Call their local law enforcement agency. We Boom Components Monitors have trained individuals who will take care of it. The call we Cable Assemblies Nozzles & Bodies Accessories responded to the other night will cost between five and 10 Cam Lock Couplings Pipe Fittings thousand dollars which the DEA will help pay.” Controllers Pumps Aman said no one has been arrested in the incident, but it is Dry Disconnects Safety Equipment thefourth or fifth one found of this kind in Southern Idaho. The Foam Marker Systems Sealants case is still under investigation.-CP Gauges Sensors GPS Guidance Systems Tanks & Accessories Hand Guns Testing Systems Hood Kits Toolbars Hose Clamps Trailers Resident to celebrate birthday Injection Systems Valves & Manifolds MON-FRI 8-8 Line Strainers An open house will be held Helen Floyd, Riverside to SAT 8-6, SUN 2-6 celebrating her 85th birthday, Saturday April 27th. YOUR SPRAY EQUIPMENT HEADQUARTERS The event will be held at the Deer Flat Free Methodist Church • EQUIPMENT: New, Used and Consignment Farm and Heavy Equipment in Caldwell by her children and will be held from 1-4 p.m. All of Floyd’s family and friends have been invited to attend. • IMPLEMENTS: Sprayers, Conveyors, Tillage, Cultivators, Blades, Headers… She has resided in the Riverside farming community for • PARTS: Tractor, Combine & Sprayer Parts, Bearings, Custom Conveyor Belts... nearly 60 years and anyone wishing to share special memories • REPAIR: All Makes and Models of Gas and Diesel Farm and Heavy Equipment of Helen may write them and they will be included in a memory • FABRICATION: Custom Work & Implements... Machining, Lathing, Welding... and photo book for her. WED., APRIL 17, 2002 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE PAGE 3 County set to appeal road closures Meet the By Robert Boatman county commissioners right up were viewed positively by enforcement might be a more candidates “I think we have to appeal to this April that no road county officials, the road sensible solution than road it,” said Jim Desmond, Director closures were contemplated. closures met stiff resistance. closures. He reminded forum of the Owyhee County Natural The closures will not go into The matter was discussed at a Whitlock that the BLM patrols Resources Committee. effect until a formal notice is meeting between county the area, and that the county Desmond was speaking of the printed in the Federal Register, officials and BLM personnel sheriff is under contract to the planned BLM’s Rough Diamond which has not yet happened. If on April 11 in Marsing. BLM to patrol the area as well. On April 30 at 6:30 p.m., Emergency Fire Rehabilitation Owyhee County successfully “There’s no reason for them As a result of the road the Marsing Seniors will host a Plan which, as came to light appeals the plan, it will never to close the roads,” said Jim closure controversy, the county “meet the candidates” event at just in the last few days, go into effect. If the closures Desmond, “and there are plenty commissioners are expected to the Marsing Senior Citizens includes closing certain roads are allowed to proceed, of good reasons why people take strong action, possibly Center. for at least two years. however, there is no guarantee need to use those roads.” even an appeal of the entire The community is invited This latest conflict between that they will be re-opened after Jenna Whitlock of the BLM BLM rehabilitation plan. to meet the candidates that will Owyhee County and the BLM the two-year time period called explained that, if drivers would be representing State and local began on April 1 when Jenna for in the plan. Even after a actually stay on the roads and governments before the Whitlock, the BLM Owyhee closure expires, the BLM feels not drive off across the fields, primary elections and the County field office manager, it must activate its bureaucracy there would be no problem and Kindergarten general election later this year. informed county officials for to issue an “opening order” the roads would not need to be There will be a forum with screening an opportunity to question each the first time that roads were to before the area is actually re- closed. She did not believe candidate attending. Chicken be closed. The closures were opened. Exactly how long such drivers could control planned and noodles, salad and dessert actually decided and an “opening order” might take, themselves, however. She Kindergarten screening and will be served. Donations will authorized by the BLM back no one could say. referred to “the weakness of registration will be held at the be accepted. in October of 2001, but the While many other aspects the flesh” and the “irresistible Marsing Elementary School on BLM had repeatedly told the of the fire rehabilitation plan temptation” to just drive right Friday, April 26, 2002, from off the road and onto the 8:00 until 3:00. Buy it, sell it, defoliated land where the BLM Students should bring their trade it, rent it... is carrying out an expensive shot records, birth certificate reseeding operation. and social security card. in the Silver City wildfire Chairman of the county Please call the school at 896- Classifieds! board of commissioners, Hal 4111, ext. 497 for an appointment. plan being addressed Tolmie, pointed out that law The BLM has identified several actions to reduce the hazard of wildfire in Silver City, but none of them will happen overnight. The BLM’s Communities at Risk program included Silver City in 2001 as a priority community, and the agency contracted with a private firm to assess a broad spectrum of fire concerns in the historic old Owyhee County mining town and former seat of county government. After conducting fieldwork, holding two public meetings, and gathering citizen input, a mitigation report was developed which identified hazards and measures to reduce those hazards, including: 1. Reduce the hazardous fuels within and near the town. 2. Improve forest health in the area and reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire by thinning the nearby forest stands. 3. Study the feasibility of augmenting the city’s water supply with water from sources such as Florida Mountain or other possibilities. 4. Increase water-holding capacity by repairing the town water storage tank, building an additional 20-30,000 gallon storage tank, updating the town’s water hydrant system, and repairing the reservoir on Jordan Creek known as the “ice ponds.” 5. Develop an ongoing education and outreach program through the assessment area to encourage “firewise” practices, train the residents to effectively use fire-fighting equipment, and develop an evacuation plan. 6. Station a fire truck in the town during the fire season that the residents would be capable of operating. Randy Eardley, Fire Mitigation and Education Specialist for the BLM, says it might take three years to actually get the fire truck up there. In the meantime, the BLM says “work is progressing toward sponsoring a community firewise clean-up day in early summer.” An educational presentation is also being prepared by the BLM and will be offered to the community members sometime this summer. -RB Shoot-from-vehicle permit simplified Hunters applying for a permit allowing them to legally shoot from a vehicle because of serious disability will find the process easier when they have the new Idaho driver’s license. The new driver’s license will display disabled status. Such a license will be sufficient proof when applying to Fish and Game for a shoot-from-vehicle permit. Prior to the new driver’s license, disabled hunters were required to submit documentation from a doctor. Those who do not have the disabled endorsement on their driver’s licenses must still complete the Fish and Game form and have a doctor’s signature. PAGE 4 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE WED., APRIL 17, 2002 From page 1 Homedale high honor roll In the 9th grade: Blair Alambra, Taylor Landa, Lori Ferguson, Josue Allen Davison, T.J. Myers, Angelica Nettleton, Annie Roeser, Kaija Schwarz, Jorge Cortez, Justin Robles, Kimberly Joy Silveria, Heinijoki, Sara Reed, Quinn Ewing, Antonio Perez, Amaya √ Water Jannette Marie Aguilera, Maria Bingham, Chauncey Butler, Basterrcchea, James Nauman, Beltran, Marcus Eby, Luis Kimberly Ingersoll, Crystal Raymond Padilla, Christina Mother Nature delivers. Miguel Escutia, Lacey Dawn Knerr, Jamie Phelps, Becky Foster, Sheree Kelser, Antone Brownlee Reservoir is near normal storage at 94 percent of VanderBoegh, Shannon Batt, Butler, Miren Lejardi, Julie Badiola, Brian Cuddeback, average. Oakley Reservoir inflow is forecast at 70 percent of Stephanie Larzelier, Shentila Love, Travis Parrill, Jannelle Steven Lagerberg, David average. Water supply shortages are expected; users can expect Renee Maggard, Lupita Williams, Ana Cardenas, Jacob Stercks Jr. a similar supply as last year. Salmon Falls Creek is forecast at 79 Alvarez, Jessy Hirsbrunner, percent of average and shortages are expected due to low Trent McRae, Antonia reservoir storage but supplies should be better than last year. Vasquez-Aguilera, Nick B. Bruneau River is forecast at 85 percent of average and should Williams, Brandon Collins, provide a good boating season. Owyhee River is forecast at 107 Melissa Armstrong, Drew percent of average. Streamflow rises may occur suddenly, Duryee, Shane Garoutte, especially with additional rain during the melt season. Irrigation Rochelle Anne Antonucci, supplies will be adequate. Snake River at Hells Canyon Dam is Sara Cook, Alicia Monrreal, forecast at 56 percent of average and increases to 89 percent at Kristine Patricia Richmond, the Snake River below Granite Dam as a result of Clearwater Brady Eugene Black, Adam River contribution. -CP Frost, Amanda Betty Christi Larson, Jaimee Hotchkiss, Primary Megan Lynn Moulton, Jessica √ Jean Stimmel, William Waters. (D-Buhl). In the 10th grade: Michelle In judicial district 3, Gary DeMeyer and Renae Hoff are Ann Eby, Anthony R. Haskett, both campaigning to succeed Dennis Goff. Incumbents are Yasone Lejardi, Melissa running unopposed for the other three seats – Gregory Culet, Miyasako, Matt Nauman, Kim James Morfitt and Stephen Drescher. Price, Miguel Sanchez, Benjamin William Chadez, Amie Holloway, Alicia Mackenzie, K.C. Miyasako, √ Youth Caitlin Parker, Maria Sanchez, No injuries… might adjudicate the young man as a juvenile under the juvenile Antonio Sotelo, Kimberly A pickup driven by George Crawford sits off the road after act. He will also be ordered to undergo a psychoanalysis sexual Ambeau, Jason Hathhorn, colliding with another pickup driven by Christel Clapier of evaluation. Osnedia Rosio Sotelo, Gustavo Marsing. Clapier was attempting to make a left had turn when A battery with the intent to commit a serious felony is Elias, Clay Haylett, Christine Crawford tried to pass her. Clapier had two small children in punishable by imprisonment in the state prison not to exceed 15 Truesdell, Karrianne her vehicle, but no one was injured in the accident. Clapier and years. VanDerhoff, Daniel Miller, her children were wearing retraining belts. Mayra Albor, Jeffry Lindbloom, Mark Mashburn, Brandon Zatica, Star Phelps, Joshua Brown, Nickolas Antonucci, Kerie Kushlan, Walter Bayes

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Friday noon the week Friday noon the week Holloway, Choong Kim, 208-482-9237 prior to publication prior to publication Kellen Morris, Kassi Ruff, Paid for by Walter Bayes for Governor Derek Vance, Damien WED., APRIL 17, 2002 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE PAGE 5 Insurance company to handle student injuries By Cheryl Peterson the insurance company and should pay for the student’s medical bills.” called the district to file an The Homedale School they will handle it.” medical bills, but he said in the The Cooks said Kevin’s insurance claim. District will no longer handle Lisonbee said the district past any time an injury doctor bill amounted to nearly “I called the district and Bob insurance claims against the used to tell parents of injured happened, he would tell the $20,000 after the two surgeries. told me that they didn’t have district for student injuries, children that the district didn’t parents that the school would “At the time, Norman was liability insurance,” Jerry Homedale School cover injuries during school not cover the medical bills. off work because he had an continued. “I don’t know how Superintendent Bob Lisonbee time or on school grounds. If a “We just send them to our accident so financially we were much more responsible the said last week. Confusion over student were injured at the insurance company now,” hurt,” Cathy continued. “We school could be. It was an what should be paid by the school, the student would not Lisonbee continued. “In the just did not have the money to accident that should have been district and what the district be covered by the district’s past we just told them we don’t pay for Kevin’s doctor bills. It prevented by the school, not does not cover seems to be the liability coverage. cover accidents at school. was bad enough that he got by someone else.” reason for the change in school “About 15 years ago, no one Usually that was acceptable, hurt, then to have the district Jerry said the only reason he district policy. would insure school districts,” but now we are getting more just pluck him off the pavement knew the district had the “The students are supposed Lisonbee continued. “Then the and more people who don’t and bring him home without insurance was due to the fact to have their own insurance,” Idaho School Board like that answer. I look at it that even calling an ambulance, that he sells insurance. Lisonbee explained. “At the Association tried to find if we are negligent we are then to tell us they would not “Well, I knew Bob wasn’t beginning of the year we put someone to cover us. The responsible. But if it is an cover him on their insurance? I telling me the truth when I got out flyers for parents for students involved in athletics accident that could have could not believe it. We had off the phone with him,” Jerry insurance for the students. But must have their own insurance happened at home or at the nowhere to turn.” exclaimed. “I called Fred what our insurance is saying before they can participate.” grocery store, then we The Cooks ended up filing Butler from the school board now is if anyone calls about Lisonbee said that if a shouldn’t cover it. But I don’t through the county for its and he could not believe we insurance coverage, we need student is injured due to school argue with them anymore, I indigent fund. “We will be were brushed off. We fought to just give them the number of negligence, then the district just send them to our insurance paying the county back for the over it for about a month with company.” rest of our lives,” Cathy said. the district and finally just gave Two local families are still The Holloway family also up. By that time our insurance suffering the consequences of found themselves in the hands had covered it, but I just don’t the district not covering student of the district when their know why we were lied to.” accidents. Jerry and Sherri daughter, Becca, was rushed “What I did then is not what Jordan Valley FFA Holloway and Norman and to the hospital after a metal I would do now,” Lisonbee Cathy Cook had to battle the beam fell on her head as she explained. “Then I told him successful at state district to cover accidents that was leaving a basketball game. that we didn’t cover school caused their family hardship. “We were walking out the accidents. Now I would give “The school nurse showed doors on the northwest side of him the insurance company’s convention up at our house one day with the gym,” Jerry Holloway said. number and let them handle it. by Julie Eiguren, FFA Reporter my son who had been hurt at “She was the first one out the I always notify the company the high school,” Cathy door and as she opened it, the that they will have a claim. This year five FFA members from Jordan Valley traveled explained. “He had broken his beam in the middle came The insurance company finally to Woodburn, Oregon to attend the Oregon State FFA arm clean through and required crashing down on her head.” told me earlier in the year that Convention. 27 pins and two surgeries. He Becca received a slight they would handle the claims. Emily Mackenzie, Julie Eiguren, Shari Baltzor, Teresa is still healing from it.” concussion, but the trouble That is great with me. I don’t Baker, Elias Eiguren, their advisor, Kris Van Houten, and Kevin Cook, now 20, was started when Jerry Holloway have to deal with it anymore.” chaperons Ross Van Houten and Kristie Eiguren spent knocked to the ground by a March 21 to the 26 participating in several events offered by student who was “horsing” the FFA. around. The family called $500 REWARD The state convention is the culmination of a year’s worth Lisonbee and said they were of activities in our state. During the convention, members, told the district didn’t have FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO AN ARREST AND CONVICTION supporters and advisors are recognized for their outstanding insurance and didn’t cover The following items were stolen March 12, 2002 from service and accomplishments for the year. student accidents. Emily Mackenzie participated in the art contest with her 118 West Idaho St. Homedale following a fire in the “We rushed him to the building next door. pencil drawing and Shari Baltzor entered her poster in the hospital and the next day called 1 teakwood coffee table state poster contest. the district,” Norman Gena Franke-Hall placed third in the state with her explained. “Bob told us that 6 stools poster, Michelle Baltzor placed second, and Mike Johnson the district didn’t have 1 mink fur stole first. Teresa Baker entered her secretary’s book and won insurance to cover that kind of 1 brown leather full length coat first place in the state. an accident. What I want to 1 3/4 length man-made fur coat Elias Eiguren made it to the final eight in the know is why was there no Items are valued at approximately $5,000 extemporaneous speaking contest and won the state beef supervision? He told us we If you have any information about these items being placement proficiency award. Elias was also elected the could sue the other kid who ran 2002-2003 Oregon State FFA Vice President. taken from the building or know of their location, into him, but that the district please call the Homedale Police Dept. 337-4642 would not pay any of his or Peggy Jackson 337-4444

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He worked for “With the amount of gates Marsing student Olga office payroll last week. One the department for 10 years we have left open, and property Quebrado will receive the officer is a face many people in then joined the Briar Police damage to county roads we United States National Award the South Mountain area are Department in Washington, have needed a backcountry for her achievements in used to seeing. until he was hired by the local officer for a long time,” Aman academics from the United Jared Beck from Kuna, Jeff sheriff’s office. commented. States Achievement Academy. DeKoning from Washington “I wanted to get out of the “I have always wanted to Quebrado, a student at and former Malheur County rain and the traffic,” DeKoning work for Gary,” Reed Marsing High School, will be Deputy and long time Jordan laughed. “I started last Monday continued. “I have been featured in an annual produced Valley officer George Reed and fell in love with the area. It deputized in Owyhee County by the academy. Marsing High joined the sheriff’s office staff is pretty country.” since about 1988 or 1989. School counselor John Cossel last week. DeKoning has moved to the When Tim (Nettleton) was nominated Quebrado for the DeKoning was born in Grand View area and says he sheriff I would go take care of national award Seattle and raised in Eastern wants to build a home there. it, help them out. I have a lot of The United States Washington on a family farm. He will replace Jim Bish who Jeff DeKoning experience in the backcountry. Achievement Academy After graduation he entered the took over former deputy Steve recognizes students who excel United States Army. Following Uriguen’s position. to retire from Malheur County in academia including band, the military, he returned to Reed said he has wanted to he approached Aman about the business education, Seattle to work for the work for Sheriff Gary Aman backcountry position. The journalism, leadership, speech, Lynnwood Police Department for years and when he decided position is new for Owyhee physical education and County; one Aman said has mathematics. been needed for a long time. “Recognizing and Reed stated he was deputy supporting our youth is more marshal for Idaho City before important than ever before in going to work for Boise American history,” said Obituary County. George’ Stevens, United States “I worked for Boise County Achievement Academy Charlotte Townsend Kershner Pierce until they passed the one executive director. “United States Achievement Academy Charlotte Townsend Kershner Pierce, 98, passed away on winners should be April 7, 2002, following a short illness, at her home in Homedale congratulated and appreciated with her family by her side. Memorial services were held at 2:00 for their dedication to p.m. on Saturday, April 13, 2002 at the First Presbyterian excellence and achievement.” Church in Homedale. George Reed The criteria for selection She was born in Wagontown, Owyhee County, Idaho on include academic excellence, October 22, 1903 to Albert and Bessie Townsend, who were leadership, citizenship, Silver City pioneers, the second of eight children. Her siblings I am comfortable there.” responsibility and a were Ada Thomas, John Townsend, Ralph Townsend, Darley Reed says he grew up in the cooperative spirit. Townsend, Everett Townsend, Margaret Millspaugh, and Claude backcountry and loves the Townsend. people. “I am just looking for She was raised in Silver City, Idaho. She attended school in any crimes committed in the Silver City, Boulder Creek and Homedale. backcountry,” Reed continued. She married George “Hank” Kershner on October 31, 1924. “We have had a lot of trouble Hank and Charlotte lived in many areas of Idaho, Nevada, and with cocking gates. They will California as Hank worked as a hard rock miner. They returned put the draw bar through the to Snake River Valley, settling in Homedale where as a team fence and if anything touches they opened the Kershner Dairy, which they operated until it then the gate falls down, then Hank’s death in October, 1949. Jared Beck BLM fines the ranchers and so Dancing, music, cards and large family Sunday get-togethers on. There are a lot of people at the Kershner family home were their passion. percent initiative,” Reed said. who don’t want the cattle on Charlotte owned and operated a dress shop, cafe, and worked “It froze all the small counties the land. I have caught several in the packing shed with her two sisters, raising her three and put a moratorium on them. people who have left gates youngest children alone. The next year we all lost our open, its not that tough.” Charlotte married Charles Pierce in Winnemucca, Nevada in jobs.” Beck said he worked for the August, 1956. Fishing, camping, and gardening kept them busy After working for Sisters Ada County jail before joining until Chuck died in March, 1981. Police Department in Oregon Aman’s office and said he Her later years were filled with her children, grandchildren, he said he got homesick and enjoys the area. He plans to great-grandchildren, traveling, her flowers, golf, Townsend decided to come home. attend jailer’s post this fall and cousins golf, tournament bowling, Eastern Star, the Oregon “I have worked closely with said he is looking forward to coast, her many nieces, nephews and coffee, and gossip with her Owyhee County for about 15 working with the department. life long friends. –CP She is survived by her children, Barbara Simon of Homedale, Virginia Stanford of Jordan Valley, Oregon, Beth Kershner of Grangeville, Idaho, Dick and wife Marie Kershner of Jordan THINKING HOME IMPROVEMENT? 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His Train camped near where and traveled by night. There forlorn hope. By Frank Ryan hut being near the road, Homedale now is, and on were several infants in arms Having stripped the camp curiosity induced me to enter. August 20th, they camped on and progress was slow. In their the Indians failed to return with Editor’s Note: Following is I had often heard these the Owyhee River. The hurry to leave the wagons, the any more salmon. A wide- an article written by Frank wretches subsisted on ants, Moreland, Sharp and Kearns emigrants had only the clothes spread search failed to find any Ryan, Ontario, Ore., locusts and small fish, not Wagon Trains have followed on their backs, and very little food. Finally self-preservation, concerning the Owyhee larger than minnows, and I the Scott party down the trail food. In their extremity they the first law of nature, tragedy. It is presented for wanted to find out if it was not on the south side of the Snake killed two of the family dogs to prevailed. There was but one publication by R. A. Tacke, exaggerated by late travelers, River. sustain life. A stray cow was solution left, the eating of regional vice president of the but to my surprise, I found it It has been estimated by killed and helped stave off human flesh. The flesh of the Oregon Trail, Inc., of Ontario. was the case, for one of their persons living at Fort Laramie starvation. two dead children was smoked *** dishes, not of small size, was that 50,000 persons passed over Finally the Owyhee River and eaten. Then the two Chase What is a trail? Webster’s filled with ants. They collect the trail, the year of the big was reached and a camp was boys died, and the process Dictionary defines a trail as – them in the morning before immigration which was 1852. made a short distance above repeated. One night Dariel A path through a Wilderness. thaw commences. The locusts George H. Hines, has said that the ford. A crude shelter was Chase died and his body buried Let us trace this path through a they collect in summer and not less than 5,000 died on the made of drifting wood, willows in a shallow grave. As a last wilderness known as the “ store up for winter. In eating, Oregon Trail that year, mostly and brush. They had no extremity they decided to Oregon Trail,” so far as it they give preference to the ants, of cholera. blankets so they piled dry grass exhume his body for food but pertains to the crossing of Idaho more oily than the locusts. On A group of eight wagons and leaves in the hut and fortunately were not forced to along Snake River. this food these wretches drag and about one hundred head of crowded together for mutual that revolting extreme. After the return to the States out an existence for 4 months livestock made up the last comfort and encouragement. Capt. Dent and his men of the Lewis and Clark of the year. They live contented wagon train to leave Fort Hall On October 2, the Reith boys hurried along the Old Oregon expedition to the mouth of the and happy, this is all they in the year 1860. It was on staggered into the Indian Trail as rapidly as possible. In Columbia River, and their require. It seemed strange, that August 28, that the Van Orman, Agency on the Umatilla and a depression in the hills a short reports of the richness of the few or no children are to be the Otter, Chase and Myers told the story of the Indian distance east of Huntington, Northwest in furs, John Jacob seen amongst them. We have families and a number of single attack and the plight of their the soldiers came upon the Astor, a rich fur merchant of seen upwards of 30 families men left the protection of Fort friends. A messenger was sent bodies of the Van Orman party. the east coast conceived the and only 3 children amongst Hall and started on the last lap at once to Ft. Walla Walla and All had been killed by the idea of building a fort at the them, and the only reason I can of the trek to the Valley of the Captain Frederick Dent Indians except four of the mouth of the Columbia River see for the death of children is Willamette. A small troop of organized a party to go to the children, who had been carried to trade with the Indians and the food they ate. cavalry accompanied the aid of the emigrants. Four away into captivity. tap this rich fur country. He The scene of the above is at emigrants as far as the Raft officers and one-hundred men Captain Dent arrived at the outfitted a ship and sent it or near Homedale, for it is one River. West of there the party left the Fort on October 11, camp on the Owyhee on around the Horn to establish day’s travel after leaving the was joined by five discharged headed for the Owyhee. October 25, where he was met this Fort. He also organized an Owyhee River, as they were soldiers, bringing the total In the meantime, the camp by the twelve survivors almost expedition to travel overland traveling toward Salt Lake and personnel to forty-four. on the Owyhee was one of naked, living skeletons, for the same purpose. This on the south side of the Snake On September 8, the train desolation and despair. One existing upon bodies of their expedition started from St. River. was attacked by a large band of day some Indians came into dead companions. Their crys Louis, in charge of Wilson Again on Tuesday, July 8, Snake Indians. Wagons were the camp with some dried for food were pitiful and Price Hunt. This was a large 1828, Peter Skene Ogden hastily corralled and a hot fight salmon which they offered in brought tears to the eyes of the Company of trappers and speaks of his travels from Salt took place. Several of the trade for fish hooks, needles hardened troopers. Food was adventurers and they Lake to Vancouver and on the Indians were killed. Thinking and odds and ends of clothing. given them sparingly at first proceeded up the Missouri south side of Snake River, and to gain time, the emigrants Those visits were repeated at and the soldiers took the clothes River until they reached reaches the Owyhee River at abandoned four of their wagons intervals until the emigrants from their own backs to clothe approximately the line dividing night, so the previous night and drove away, hoping to find had been practically stripped the miserable refugees. the present North and South must have been spent in the water. A running fight was of their clothing. Finally, they As soon as the emigrants Dakota, and then started in a vicinity of Homedale. staged for a few miles with the had to part with their guns, were able to travel, Captain westerly direction across the Then again between the 2nd Indians getting the worst of it. which left them to the mercy of Dent started for Walla Walla. present Wyoming. They had and 25th of June, 1829, Ogden Even the children fought with the savages. Dried berries, At the Grande Ronde Valley as Guide and Interpreter a half- again passed over this same desperation and killed a grasshoppers, frogs, were they were met by wagons from breed by the name of Pierre route. number of the savages. On the utilized as food. One day, the Fort bringing food and Dorian, his Indian Wife and The missionary party of evening of September 10, the Joseph Myers found a horse clothing. The rescue party two children. After reaching a Walker, Ells and Gray speaks emigrants decided to abandon which the coyotes had killed arrived at the Fort on site near the vicinity of the of the following down the south their wagons and seek safety and partially eaten. The November 7. present Idaho Falls, they side of the Snake River in 1838. in flight. The Otter family was remains were eagerly pounced The Otter and Van Orman decided to leave their horses The Scott Wagon Train of wiped out and four of the single upon by the starving emigrants. families had been wiped out; there and to construct boats 1852 traveled down the south men lay dead beside the No part of the carcass was the Chase family lost three of out of tree trunks and float side of the Snake River, and wagons, Joseph and Jacob wasted, the bones were burned its members; the Myers family down to the mouth of the they complained of grass being Reith decided to strike out for and crushed and the hide was lost one. Of the forty-four Columbia River. They had not scarce for their stock on help, hoping to reach Fort roasted. By October 7, the persons who camped on Sinker traveled far until they began to account of so many wagon Walla Walla and bring the refugees were in a deplorable Creek the night of September hit the Falls of the Snake and trains being ahead of them. soldiers back before it was too condition. At that critical time 8, only fifteen reached safety, had to abandon the boats and After crossing the Bruneau late. On the Malheur they found Alexus Van Orman decided to over two months later. travel on foot. Part of the River the grass was good, and two of their party who had quit the camp and seek life or The Owyhee tragedy was expedition crossed Snake also on Sinker Creek they killed a horse and smoked the death on the open trail. The one of the major disasters to River, and the rest continued found good grass and camped meat. Obtaining a scant supply Van Orman family was joined occur on the Old Oregon Trail, down the south bank of the there the night of August 13th. of this food, the boys hurried by three single men, making a vying with the Donner disaster river under the leadership of The night of August 14th, they away on foot with three party of ten. The Otter baby of 1846 in that resect. Ramsey Crooks. This was the camped at Guffey and as they hundred tough miles ahead of first group of white people to remained over one day to rest them. Soon after the boys use the Oregon Trail, and Marsing Easy Riders passed over or very near Motorcycle Club townsite of Homedale in 1811. River Country SALES AND The following year 1812, a REPAIRS portion of this expedition again TRUCKS, CARS & 4X4’S For information, used this trail on their way back contact Jerry to St. Louis. This trail was BRAKES & DIAGNOSTICS • COUNTRY PRICES • WE FINANCE at River Country Trucks frequently used by the Hudson Bay trappers from 1820 on. 932 MAIN • P.O. BOX 338 • MARSING, IDAHO 932 Main, Marsing Peter Skene Ogden, in his diary 208-896-4530 896-4530 WED., APRIL 17, 2002 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE PAGE 9 Renae Hoff runs Senior news for district judge Homedale Senior Citizens’ Center Third District Magistrate Ham and beans, salad, cornbread and brownie will be served Judge Renae J. Hoff will run for dinner on Thursday, April 18. for retiring Third District Judge Breakfast, including bacon, eggs, hashbrowns, pancakes, Dennis E. Goff’s seat in the toast and juice will be served from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Friday, May 28 primary election. April 19. Hoff has served as the Spring Fling Dance with music by Yesterdays Country will resident magistrate judge at the be held on Saturday, April 20. Nampa Court since 1990. She Honey smoked turkey and mozzarella sandwich, tomato is a native Idahoan and graduate vegatable soup, fruit salad and ice cream will be served for of the College of Idaho in dinner on Tuesday, April 23. The shopping bus will be in Caldwell and got her law Homedale at 2:00. degree at Southwestern Linedancing will be offered at 10:30 a.m.†on Wednesday, University School of Law. April 24. Hoff has practiced law in both the federal and state courts Marsing Senior Citizens’ Center as well as the Ninth Circuit Roast beef, potatoes and gravy, carrots, tossed salad, bread Court of Appeals. She has both and pudding will be served for dinner on Thursday, April 18, Showalters celebrate prosecuted and defended with music to entertain. Marc and a hearing aid clinic will be criminal cases. She was also held. Marsing City attorney and On Monday, April 22, Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Tossed 30 years of marriage Homedale City Prosecuting salad, French bread, peaches and cookies will be served. Brion and Sue Showalter of Marsing, celebrated their 30th Attorney. A gun safety class will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April wedding anniversary April 14. The couple’s children planned a Judge Hoff was twice 23, at 7:00 p.m. It is open to the public and there is no charge. Ron get-away vacation for them to the coast. awarded the “Equal Access to Schermerhorn will be the instructor. The couple have four children. Three sons, Chad, Beau and Justice” award from the Idaho Breakfast, including bacon or sausage, eggs, pancakes or Claeb and one daughter Jenna. State Bar. waffles will be held on Wednesday, April 24. PAGE 10 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE WED., APRIL 17, 2002 School Jordan Valley FFA Special auxiliary meeting in Weather sponsors Easter egg hunt Marsing menu HL by Julie Eiguren, FFA Reporter The Marsing American Tue. 9 78 36 On Saturday, March 30, 2002, the Jordan Valley FFA Chapter Legion Post 128 Ladies Wed. 10 65 44 sponsored an Easter Egg hunt for the children in the community Auxiliary will hold a special meeting on April 17 at 7:00 Thu. 11 61 41 April 22-26, 2002 at the Jordan Valley High School football field. FFA members dyed 30 dozen eggs and filled another 12 p.m. in the Marsing Senior Fri. 12 67 41 Homedale Elementary dozen plastic eggs with candy. There was over 40 kids who Center. Sat. 13 74 41 attended and were divided into three age groups. The chapter All present members and Sun. 14 no read Monday: No School and community sponsors helped to donate prizes for all of the anyone wanting to join the Mon. 15 72 41 Tuesday: Sloppy Jo or Hot children. Auxiliary should attend this Dog, Fries/Tots, Fruit Cocktail, .25 precipitation on Wed. 10 A special thank you to the businesses and individuals in the meeting. For more information, Chinese Chews, and choice of .05 precipitation on Thu. 11 community who were so generous for this event: JV CafÈ, call Faye at 896-4072 or Mrs. milk. .02 precipitation on Fri. 12 Owyhee Auto Parts, Madriaga’s Chevron, Jim’s Texaco, Mrs. James Stewart at 896-4523. Wednesday: Pizza, Tossed .40 precipitation on Mon 15 Z’s, Pott’s Mini Storage, and Sandy Baker. Salad, Pineapple, Cookie, and choice of milk. Thursday: Chicken or Beef Nuggets, Rice Pilaf, Mixed Vegetables, Peaches and choice of milk. Commentary Friday Tostado/Refried Beans, or Peanut B/Jelly Sand, String cheese, Green Beans, Applesauce, Churro and choice Accuracy in media of milk. information about the harmful effects of promiscuous sexual Homedale Middle Stopping aids or spreading it? activity and intravenous substance abuse, and the benefits by Roger Arnoff of abstaining from such activities.’ They also require that Monday: No School no funds ‘be used to provide education or information Tuesday: Sloppy Joe or Did the Department of Health and Human Services help designed to promote or encourage, directly, homosexual or Weiner Wrap, Green beans, heterosexual sexual activity or intravenous substance Fruit, Dessert or Salad Bar and fund a clubhouse for homosexuals in San Francisco? Jeff choice of milk. Sheehy, described as “a long-time gay activist” on the abuse.’” They also bar the use of obscene material in Wednesday: Pizza or deli O’Reilly Factor on Fox News on March 28, said that Vice providing information on how to reduce the risk of getting sand, tossed salad, fruit, cookie President Al Gore gave a nonprofit homosexual organiza- AIDS. and choice of milk. tion called Stop AIDS Project a check for $500,000 at the The events sponsored by the Stop AIDS Project and Thursday: Tacos, corn, fruit, groundbreaking for its building right before the 2000 Cali- advertised on its Web site last August were strong on or salad bar and choice of milk. fornia primary. promoting homosexual sex and weak on discouraging Friday Chicken Patty or Rib- Sheehy described it to Bill O’Reilly as “your money,” unsafe sex. The OIG concluded that “some of the informa- b-que, Tots and Fruit, or Salad meaning taxpayer dollars. He said, “I’m not a big fan of the tion presented in the workshops...could be viewed as en- Bar and choice of milk. $500,000 donation myself. Al Gore dropped it off because couraging directly...sexual activity in violation of CDC’s he was trying to buy some - -.” O’Reilly interrupted, asking, guidance.” It said that the Project’s sexually explicit adver- Homedale High “Al Gore did this?” Sheehy said, “Yes, you know, I was a tisements similarly violated the guidance and could be Monday: No School big Bill Bradley supporter.” viewed as “obscene.” Normal people who know what Tuesday: Beef Nuggets or O’Reilly was mainly interested in how the building was “fisting” is find it revolting, not just obscene. Chicken Filet, mashed Potato/ being used. He went over a list of events held there, The CDC grants were made “to provide outreach ser- Gravy, Roll, Fruit, and choice including a Leather Pride Reception, a QueerYouthapalooza vices, develop and hold workshops and train members of of milk. and a Drag King Junior contest. Sheehy said that the the community as workshop providers.” The Project did Wednesday: Spaghetti, QueerYouthapalooza was like a prom, “like a bunch of not keep records of its expenditures by project and funding Burrito or Tst Cheese sandwich queer kids,” some of whom were not sure of their sexual source, and the OIG found that CDC funds were used to and Soup, French Bread, Salad, orientation. support all of the Project’s activities. It did not monitor any fruit and choice of milk. The fact that the Department of Health and Human of the “workshops” or review all training materials, but it Thursday: Chicken patty, Services, HHS, had been giving money to the Stop AIDS promised a more comprehensive review of the CDC’s hamburger, Fries, Fruit, Project had attracted the attention of Rep. Mark Souder, R- AIDS program in FY2002. The CDC gave $7.2 million to Dessert, and choice of milk. 28 AIDS-prevention organizations in San Francisco alone Friday: Crispito/Taco Salad, Ind. last August. In a letter to HHS Secretary Tommy G. or pizza, corn, fruit and choice Thompson, Rep. Souder said that the Centers for Disease in FY2000. It is not likely that HHS will even try to find out of milk. Control, CDC, had repeatedly denied that any federal funds how many of those organizations are flouting the CDC had been used to pay for a number of questionable events guidelines and perhaps doing more to encourage behavior Marsing School “dubbed HIV ‘prevention programs’” that were sponsored that spreads AIDS rather than preventing it. It is too bad the by the Stop AIDS Project. He pointed out that the Project’s media have shown so little interest in this story. District program director had admitted that all the questionable Monday: No School events scheduled for August would use funds provided by Tuesday: Corn Dog w/ the CDC. Fixings, Fruit Variety, Garden Two of the grants in the year 2000 totaled $472,883. Vegetables, Chocolate Jeff Sheehy’s claim that Gore gave the group $500,000 may Please enter my subscription to the pudding, Variety Milk, have represented a rounding of that sum. His claim that it Submarine Sandwich, Fresh was used to help pay for the clubhouse has not been Owyhee Avalanche now! Enclosed is $______Salad Bar, Fresh Baked Roll. confirmed. A third grant in 2000 raised the total for the year Wednesday: Rib-B-Que on NAME______a Bun, Baked potato wedges, to $698,000. The questionable events mentioned in Souder’s Strawberries and bananas, letter included a “gay fisting event” and a “Booty Call,” ADDRESS______Golden Corn, Variety Milk, where “dildos, plugs, fisting and rimming” were discussed Burrito w/ Choice of fixings, along with “tales of intercourse and orgasm.” Others were CITY______Fresh salad Bar, Fresh baked a GUYWATCH, “where a guy can make friends and find STATE______ZIP______Roll. dates” and a Great Sex Workshop, a “hands-on, clothes-on Thursday Soup and exploration of intimacy and fantasy.” These and three SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Sandwich, Fruited Jell-o, Milk similar events were advertised on the Stop AIDS Project’s Owyhee, Canyon, Elmore and Malheur Counties...... $26.25 variety, Red Baron pizza, Fresh Web site. Elsewhere in Idaho...... $31.50 • Out of State...... $31.50 Salad Bar, Fresh Baked Roll. Rep. Souder’s letter resulted in HHS’s Office of In- Tax included where applicable Friday: Wiener Wrap, Cherry Crisp Garden spector General, OIG, investigating the Project’s compli- Vegetables, milk variety. ance with its cooperative agreements with the Centers for Chicken Patty on a bun, Fresh Disease Control. Its report states, “The CDC basic prin- P.O. BOX 97 • HOMEDALE , ID 83628 Salad Bar, Fresh Baked Roll. ciples require that all AIDS-related materials ‘include WED., APRIL 17, 2002 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE PAGE 11 Sheltering the world with a little canvas and colored thread

By Robert Boatman

Ken Bahem was a camp tender in the sheep business, his wife Sylvia a legal assistant in Boise. They had an idea. In 1993, working on a mortgaged $480 sewing machine out of the basement of a rented house, Ken’s Custom Tent & Canvas was born. The business was so successful that, a year and a half after they began, the Bahems bought 6-1/2 acres south of Homedale. They built their home and a spacious 3,100- square-foot shop on the land and, today, they and two full- time employees are as busy as they can be. Ken specializes in the de- sign and manufacture of rugged outdoor equipment – wall tents, range teepees, square pyramid tents, tent accessories, horse and mule saddlebags, pack saddles and panniars, sleeping bag cov- ers and all manner of heavy- duty canvas hunting and camp- ing gear. The extraordinary quality and value built into his products is known far and wide. Not only do Idaho outfit- ters prefer Ken’s canvas prod- ucts, and shower†him with en- thusiastic testimonials to that effect, so do professionals all over the world. Ken recently returned from the remote south- About 10 years ago, Ken decided ern tip of Chile, where he set up that the best way to get the quality his tents and other equipment tent and canvas products he wanted for a major fishing outfitter in was to make them himself. that South American country. In 2002, Sylvia entered the business with serious intent and a new idea of her own. With the purchase of a custom color embroidery machine (at $13,000, this one was far more expensive than the one that launched the business) Ken’s Custom Tent … Canvas expanded (and changed its name) to Ken’s Tent & Canvas and Ken’s is known for its full line of custom-made and personally tested horse and Embroidery. mule packing equipment and accessories. With the ability to run nine colors at once, 15,000 graphic designs to choose from and custom digitized designs available, Sylvia’s custom scabbards, duffel bags and more in quantities from very small to very large. A color embroidery department can turn out caps, hats, shirts, jackets, rifle personalized rifle case, a dozen shirts, ten thousand hats, in one color or nine or eighteen, you name it. Many of the products Sylvia embroiders are made about 15 feet away over on Ken’s side of the shop. It’s amazing what a little canvas and colored thread and a lot of talent can do.

For more information con- tact: Ken & Sylvia Bahem Ken’s Tent & Canvas and Embroidery Rt. 1, Box 1079A Homedale, ID 83628 337-5104 www.kenstents.com

Ken and Sylvia Bahem built their own spacious shop in Homedale after working in a small basement during the startup of the business. PAGE 12 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE WED., APRIL 17, 2002 Track and field scores Marsing and Homedale third in the discus throwing Homedale took a first place participated in the New 97-7. She also placed sixth in finish in the 4x100 with 44:58. Plymouth Invitational April 5th the shot put with 31-3. In the girl’s team standings, with the Trojans’ boy’s team Jessica Stimmel, Homedale, Weiser finished third with 93 placing fourth and the Husky placed third in the long jump points, Payette finished fourth boys team taking sixth. The with 14-2. Taci Morris took with 69 and Fruitland was fifth Homedale girl’s team placed second in the triple jump with with 63 and Alyssa Gluch took sixth and the Husky team 31-7. Butler placed fifth in the third in the high jump with five followed in 11th. 1,600 meter with 6:21.46. feet four inches. The Rimrock Raiders In the relay, Homedale Homedale finished with 40 traveled to New Plymouth and finished third in the 4x100 with points in eighth place followed joined the Owyhee County 53.42 and third in the medley by Marsing in ninth with 24 teams placing 17th with three relay with 2:05.17. points. points in the girls’ track and On April 9 the local teams Amanda Stewart placed in field. traveled to Vale for the Vale two events, the shot put and Grangeville boys and girls Invitational with 14 total the discus. She took fourth track teams took team titles schools. The Ontario boys place in shot put with 30 feet with 95 points for the boys’ placed first at the Vale six inches and third in discus Strike… team and the girls finished with Invitational with 148 points with 92 feet, two inches. Marsing Husky Tamara Kenyon takes a swing at a strike 68 overall points. Tuesday in Vale, while Grant For Homedale, TJ Martinat during last week’s Marsing vs Middleton game. Results of For the Marsing Huskies, Union earned first in the girls placed second in the 3,000 Thursday’s game were not available. KC Wilson took four first place action. meter with 13:06 and third in titles including long jump, pole Homedale landed in third in the 1,500 meter with 5:11:96. vault, and the 100 and 200- the boys’ results with 56 points Butler took fourth in the 1,500 yard runs. Wilson scored 20-6 and Fruitland placed fourth with 5:12;26. Wolverines overcome 1/2 in the long jump above with 55. Vale, Weiser and In the relay events Derek Vance from Homedale Nyssa followed in fifth, sixth Homedale placed fourth in the Huskies in double-header with 20 1//2 in second. Wilson and seventh. Marsing finished 4x400 with 4:48;18 and took also overtook a Homedale in ninth with 19 points and fifth in the 4x100 with 54:56. Weiser earned two McInroy went the distance th nonconference softball wins in the second game and gave athlete in pole vault edging out Jordan Valley finished in 13 12345678901234567890123456789012123 Clay Haylett at 11 feet with 11 with 12 points. 12345678901234567890123456789012123 12345678901234567890123456789012123

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triple jump with 41 feet two In the relay events 12345678901234567890123456789012123 inches and Austin Gluch placed fourth in the high jump with Trojans topple five feet 10 inches. In the running events, Kevin KEN’S defending state champs Almanza placed fourth in the 3,200 meter at 11:13.94. The TENT & CANVAS The Homedale Trojans shocked New Plymouth 8-6 in a Class relay teams placed first in the 2A Western Idaho Conference softball game, with starting 4x100 with 45.23, third in the pitcher Sara Reed issuing just two walks and Karianne Vanderhoff 4x200 with 1:37.92, and in the going 2-for-3 with two RBI last Thursday. 4x400 with 3:45.43. They & Embroidery Homedale (2-9 overall, 2-3 conference) handed the defending finished the relay races with a state champion Pilgrims (10-2, 5-1) their first conference loss fifth place finish in the medley SPECIALIZING IN RUGGED and just their second overall this season. relay with 4:28.51. New Plymouth got 10 strikeouts from starting pitcher Teri In the girls standings, OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT. Cisler while Nicole McLees went 3-for-4 with two RBI. Homedale finished with 45 Wall Tents • Sleeping Bag Covers “This was a great win for us,” Homedale Coach Jim McMillian points followed by Marsing said. “Sara Reed only walked two batters and our fielders made with 21 points and Rimrock Horse Packing Equipment plays. Tana Krall had four putouts and Karianne Vanderhoff had with three points. a great day at the plate.” Homedale placed first in the CUSTOM COLOR EMBROIDERY On April 9 Homedale was defeated by the Middleton Vikings 4x200 relay with 1:58.02. Hats, shirts, jackets, in a non-conference game 16-3. Reed pitched one strikeout and Jolene Maxwell finished in five walks, Driskell pitched one strikeout and four walked rifle scabbards, duffle bags & more! runners and Vanderhoff pitched two strikeouts and three walks. Small quantities or large Gibbens went 1 for 2 and Legardi went 1 for 1. The lady Trojans stepped up on Saturday with a winning 15,000 graphic designs to choose double header against McCall. In game one, Homedale walked from, or we’ll help design your own! away from McCall leaving them with a 16-0 loss. Have Homedale ran in 11 batters in the first inning and five in the KEN’S TENT & CANVAS second for the win. Love went 2 for 2 with a double and three a news tip? RBI. Krall went one for three with a double and one RBI. Ken & Sylvia Bahem • Rt.1, Box 1079A “It was great to get a couple more wins this week,” McMillian FROM 4-WAY STOP IN HOMEDALE-: 2 MILES SOUTH ON HWY 95, said. “It gave us all a little hope and encouragement. Our pitcher Call us! TURN WEST ON MARKET RD., YOU CAN’T MISS US! only walked three batters in two games and Arbor Frost pitched HOMEDALE • 337-5104 a strong game for us.” 337-4681 In game two Homedale stopped McCall with a 17-1 win. TOLL FREE: 1-888-WAL-TENT Frost pitched two strikeouts and no walks. Love slammed in three RBI and went two for three. www.kenstents.com WED., APRIL 17, 2002 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE PAGE 13

Long drive… Marsing Husky Cody Usabel slams a long drive into right field during a non-conference baseball game against the Middleton Vikings last week. Usable drove in two RBI and tied the score three to three with the hit. Final scores were unavailable at press time Local sports briefs 3B—Jensen (NP), Hathhorn doubles. Baseball (H). RBI—Jensen 3 (NP), In the girls doubles, Kelly Shipman 2 (NP), Johnson Roberts/Alysa Gluch (H) Pilgrims make (NP), Dennett 3 (NP), Warnke defeated Mary Ellen Bauer/ (NP), Karoush (NP), Feldner Kristi Soelberg (P), 6-0, 6-2 seventh inning win 2 (NP), Mashburn (H), Cooper and Lacey VanderBeough/ over Trojans (H), Shenk (H). Alicia Young (H) defeated Diana Kordich/Juleen The Homedale Trojans (4-7 Youngber (P), 6-1, 6-2. overall, 2-3 WIC) hung tough In boys doubles, Zach with the New Plymouth Tennis Forsman/Craig Soelberg (P) Pilgrims up until the seventh defeated Anthony Haskett/ inning, anyway, when the Singles sweep Payette Bernardo Morales (H), 6-1, 6- Pilgrims scored nine runs to for victory 4 and Jake McCallum/Rob take the 17-4 Class 2A Western Patterson (P) defeated Jessy Idaho Conference baseball win Homedale’s experienced Hirsbruner/Adam Frost (H), 7- Thursday. singles players swept Payette 5, 6-4. Cole Dennett led the en route to a 9-3 victory in a In mixed doubles, Mike Pilgrims (5-1, 4-0) with a 2- conference dual match. Edle/Kacee Agin-Batten (P) for-3 performance and three Uriah Jones, Kevin Overton defeated Robby Butler/Amie RBIs. and Quinn Bingham swept the Holloway (H), 6-1, 7-5 and N.Plymouth 102 230 9 — 17 boys singles matches in Drew Duryee/Katie Johnson 8 5 straight sets while Katie Jones, (H) defeated Cory Jones/ Homedale 200 110 0 — 4 8 Sara Brown and Carolyn Megan Christopher (P), 6-2, 6- 9 Kaufman pulled off the feat on 0. Karoush and Feldner; the girls side — dropping just In girls singles, Katie Jones Nauman, Robinson (6), seven games along the way. (H) defeated Anonito Wild (P), Varuska (7), Cooper (7) and Payette’s teams of Zach 6-1, 6-4, Sara Bown (H) Fernstrom. WP—Karoush. Forsman-Craig Soelberg and defeated Carl Wust (P), 6-0, 6- LP—Nauman (1-2). 2B— Jake McCallum-Rob Patterson 1 and Carolyn Kaufman (H) Shipman (NP), Dennett (NP), swept boys doubles, with Mike defeated Kristine Ropp (P), 6- LES SCHWAB TIRE CENTER Warnke (NP), Parrill (H). Edle and Kacee Agin-Batten winning at No. 1 mixed 1, 6-0. HOMEDALE, IDAHO • 337-3474 PAGE 14 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE WED., APRIL 17, 2002

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123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456789012345678901212345678901234567890123456 WED., APRIL 17, 2002 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE PAGE 15 Miyasako shoots 49 in Ontario Invitational Erica Miyasako shot a 49 at Jill Walker, who will be playing awarded closest to the pin with Middleton (190) — Amanda Greif, 42; Teresa Zbrowski, 68; the Ontario Invitational golf golf for the University of her shot on hole three. Hayes, 47; Stephanie Ashley Packard, 65. tournament last week, although Montana next year, with a 40 Payette, Fruitland and Nyssa Hammond, 47; Stacy Hayes, Fruitland (inc) — Stephanie but her score put her first and Amy Sutton with a 41. had incomplete scores and 42; Katie Quenzer, 54. Schwartz, 59; Ivy Hemenway, among the Homedale team, it Walker and Sutton posted the Homedale arrived late so it’s Ontario (203) — Anna 76. didn’t count for the tournament second and third best rounds scores were written in as non- Jaramillo, 38; Brenna Nyssa (inc) — Eva since the team arrived late and of the day. counting. Thornfeldt, 71 ; Jessica Jensen, Goransson, 57; Amy Hixson, were unable to officially score Stacy Hayes shot a 42 to Team Results 46; Lindsey Hunt, 64; Jill 70. their points. pace Middleton and Amanda 1. Weiser, 180; 2. Igarashi, 55 (n/c); Skye Thiel, Kerie Kushlan and Christine Hayes, sixth at state last year Middleton, 190; 3. Ontario, 56 (n/c); Camilie Davis, 63 (n/ Truesdell both swung a 51 as a sophomore, and Stephanie 203; 4. McCall/Donnelly, 251; c); Jill Solterbeck, 83 (n/c). followed by Shannon Batt, Hammond each had rounds of 5. Vale, 269; Payette, n/c; McCall/Donnelly (251) — Have Melissa Miyasako and KC 47. Fruitland, n/c; Nyssa, n/c; Jenna Milleman, 47; Annie Miyasako all shot a 52 and Payette’s Cassie Greif tied Homedale, n/c (late arrival). McMahan, 53; Kristin a news tip? Caitlin Parker scored a 56. Liz with Stacy Hayes for fourth Individual Results Sprague, 73; Karla Hatfield, Villanueva with a 58. best score and Ontario’s Jessica Weiser (180) — Jill Walker, 78. Weiser, coming off a win at Jensen sat alone with the fifth 40; Dessa Bokides, 48; Amy Vale (269) — Rachel Call us! the Buhl Invitational Tuesday, best at 46. Sutton, 41; Sarah Huston, 51; McPheeters, 56; Ellen Maupin, where it beat Snake River, the Nyssa’s Amy Hixson had Nicole Picard, 69 (n/c); Jamie 58; Chelsie Bishop, 84; Rachel 337-4681 defending 3A Idaho State the longest putt of the day and Hill, 65 (n/c); Sarah Field, 58 Day, 71. Champion, was led by senior Weiser’s Dessa Bokides was (n/c). 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Granted, it’s a very specialized It seems the Homedale Police Department is initiating a new policy kind of theft practiced nearly exclusively by left-wing when it comes to reports of juvenile drinking. organizations like the BLM. This assumption comes from actions and statements during and fol- You see, the BLM finally caught on that all those ranchers who were lowing an incident a week ago Friday in which the department virtually utilizing unowned federalized lands to graze their cattle were making shut down Owyhee Lanes. The probable cause was thatCouncilman david substantial improvements to the lands, had been making those range Freelove said a juvenile claimed she had taken a drink of juice and alcohol improvements continuously for decades, had been working very hard at it while at the business. while the government agency operatives charged with The officers secured the business and gave a breath test to each of the caretaking the lands had done nothing but sit on their 40 or so kids who were bowling, and even wanted to test an eight-year-old typically bloated bureaucratic rear-ends. girl who was there with her parents. The ranchers were acting out of enlightened self- The chief and the mayor defend the actions, referring to the recent death interest. They had an incentive. An improved range, of a youth who was killed in an alcohol-related accident, with saying the department is going to do what it takes to stop its wider dispersal of spring or piped water, healthier such tragedies. plant life, cleaned out brush and free-flowing drainage We can assume from the bowling incident and the ditches was a good investment in business. Ranchers statements that we can expect such actions in the future were incentivised to provide not only the aforemen- as: tioned improvements but†any number of natural en- • if a report comes in that someone at the elementary hancements as well,†such as the aeration of the earth and the distribution or high school has been drinking alcohol, the entire of ungulate-manufactured nutrients which responsibilities had fallen on facility will be secured and each and every student will privately-owned cattle ever since the vast herds of government-claimed be tested; bison had been wiped out. • if a report that a minor is drinking at a dance, for instance, the facility The BLM, on the other hand, was acting out of the purest altruism. will be secured, the music stopped, and all minors will blow in the tube. The Their mission was to save the world, or at least to same policy would be applied to any other gathering within the city. artificially preserve a few little-known species of weed and amphibi- As a cautionary point, however, we would hopethat any source of such ous mutants which were well on their way to a natural end because they information are reliable and credible, not merely hearsay. were too incompetent to live any longer. Anyway, it soon became clear to the BLM that this productive improvement of the range by private ranchers Any volunteers? had to be stopped, lest the BLM’s often quoted justification for its own existence – “cattle and cattlemen are harming the range” – be seen through An old tradition needs revived. by everyone over the age of eight. So the political operatives of the BLM Last week Owyhee County Commissioner Hal Tolmie stopped by the hit upon the strategy of deincentivication. office on business, and after finishing that, we began to reminisce some- This simply means that the BLM conspired to steal all of the range what. improvements made by ranchers on their own time with their own money Hal has been around here longer than I. (In fact, he’s somewhat older – the government concept of “takings” if you will – so that the ranchers than I.) We were discussing some of the things the community used to do, would have no incentive to continue spending their time and money and one of those things sparked special interest. making things better than they had ever been before. The BLM made it Hal suggested that the community ought to revive the tradition of the perfectly clear that any improvements made by ranchers would be claimed by the BLM as its own and consequently†destroyed as soon as possible in Old Timers’ Barbecue. the name of we’re-a-lot-smarter-than-you-are phony science and entered That event used to be held in conjunction with the Owyhee County Fair into evidence to support the environmental extremist claim that ranchers and Rodeo. The Chamber of Commerce (an active group during times past) are maligning the land and should be shut down entirely. would shuck corn, Owyhee Meat Packers would barbecue hundreds of You can imagine the BLM thought-process revealed in their closed- pounds of beef, John and Frank Matteson would make barrels of cole slaw, door secret strategy sessions: Destroy the incentive for private investment Boise Cascade Lumber would set up saw horses and plywood for tables, and we destroy the entrepreneurial spirit. Once those independent-minded local musicians would show up, many others would help, and the Saturday cowboys are immobilized from the conundrum of action and inaction event would be a “go”. being equally untenable, we’ll be able to go in and chop them off at the The feed was held at the city park right after the parade, and folks from knees. all over Owyhee County would meet, greet and eat. Owyhee. A three-syllable word for Make My Day. It was a time – often the only time during the year – when friends would see each other. Politicians loved it, too. Robert Boatman may be reached at The Owyhee Hal and I agreed that the tradition should be revived ( especially in light Avalanche or directly via email at [email protected] of the fact we think we both almost qualify as an “old-timer). Now that there’s grass at the fairgrounds, the event could be held there, enhancing the attendance at the fat stock sale. All that’s needed is a group to step up and take charge and organize the event. Any volunteers? Quotable quote

Joe Aman may be reached at The Owyhee Avalanche Let virtue, honor, the love of liberty—be the soul of this or directly via email: [email protected] constitution, and it will become the source of great and extensive happiness to this and future generations. Vice, ignorance, and want of vigilance will be the only enemies able to destroy it. –– John Jay WED., APRIL 17, 2002 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE PAGE 17 Commentary On the edge of Letter common sense Praises Senator Craig A friend just called and told me that the enviros are moving to expand the Baxter Black, DVM monument Clinton gave them in Southern Oregon. They are also making another move on Steens Mountain and the 2.7 million-acre land grab in Owyhee County is far from dead. In the meantime the BLM and Marvelites continue to zero in on grazing Country truck-city truck permits. Other multiple uses also are under the magnifying glass and red banded trout, spotted frogs and sage grouse are the tools they are using to “re-classify” these uses. The country truck was a sixty-nine Ford three-quarter ton rig with a We are fortunate in that our congressional delegation has aided us in efforts cow dog on board, to bring reason to the ongoing situation. They know that the future of our western Four on the floor with the right fender squashed and proud of the fact resource based economy depends upon sound scientifically based management. that he’d never been washed. Therefore when one of these folks come up for re-election it is vital that we “Pee Yoo!” said a voice, “What the heck is that smell!” The Ford support them. Senator Craig is a true supporter, sharing a common background quickly sniffed under his wheel well. with his constituents. He is aware of the social economic impacts associated with He’d been through the cow lot to take out some hay and picked up some governmental action and is dedicated to keeping it from strangling us. Senator Craig is active in the senate appropriation process which makes his fresh flavored mud on the way. continued presence much envied by those States without his seniority. As the He turned to the voice, to try saving face. A city truck gleamed in the world drifts toward an uncertain future, we need representatives who understand next parking space. the issues both foreign and domestic, which is beneficial to Owyhee County, A two thousand two Vortec Chevrolet, a sleek Silverado - pinstriped Idaho and the United States. silver gray. Michael F. Hanley IV “Say what!” said the Ford, “I’m a working man’s Jordan Valley truck!” “Big deal,” said the Chevy, “You still smell like muck. “You think I don’t work? You should go where I go. You’d wear out your bearings and be eatin’ crow.” So that afternoon the big Ford did just that. They Guest opinion picked up some papers, delivered a cat, Did stop and go traffic, found no place to park, ran Setting the record straight on landowner permits errands and drop-offs till way after dark. by John Romero “Yer right,” said the Ford, “I’m exhausted, no As a private landowner and avid sportsman, I know it is important to provide doubt! My transmission’s achin’, I’m plum shifted out. habitat for wildlife that both summer and winter on my place. As a an avid But just to be fair you should come to my farm.” So he did! ‘Cause, sportsman I enjoy hunting on private land and I really appreciate the countless landowners that open their place up to people like me. I also understand that he thought, couldn’t do any harm. providing wildlife habitat and allowing access comes with a price to the “Let’s go get some breakfast,” said Ford to his friend. They drove to landowner. the fuel tank that stood on it’s end. Because of the challenges and costs associated with providing wildlife habitat “Oh, I never use diesel,” said Chev with disgust. “It’s dirty and smokes, a Landowner Preference Tag Program was originated in 1990. However, it ended makes my breath smell like bus.” in 1998 due to a technical, statutory conflict. In 1999, the “Landowner Appreciation “A small quart of oil and gallon of gas is plenty for me, you know I’ll Program” (LAP) took over from the original program. Both the original program and the new LAP program were created primarily to recognize landowner’s make it last.” contribution to wildlife habitat and to allow landowners preference to hunt on “Whatever you say,” said Ford, raising his brows, “Our first job is their own property in limited tag quota areas. Unfortunately, the new LAP takin’ hay out to the cows.” program contained a “reasonable access” provision requiring a landowner to Which wasn’t that easy. The road was a trail. The Chevy high-centered provide public access on his or her property in order to receive preference for a and picked up a nail. big game tag. They changed his flat tire, hauled bushels of grain, pulled trailers with Landowners felt requiring public access was an unreasonable string attached to LAP. Access as a form of payment from landowners to enroll in LAP clouded horses and big logs with chains. the intent of the program and caused a drop in landowner participation. This “Don’t you have a tractor to help move this stuff?” “He just does the decrease prompted the Fish and Game Advisory Committee to recommend to the big jobs,” said Ford, a bit gruff, IDFG Commissioners to remove “reasonable access” from the LAP program in Just then, for the third time the Chevy got stuck. See mud is no place 2000. However, to achieve consensus among all members of the Advisory for a city-type truck. Committee to forward the recommendation to the Commissioners removing the But, as we all know there are tough Chevrolets who ranch and do “reasonable access” provision, the committee agreed to a fallback provision whereby any member could cause a reversal of the recommendation by a single logging, spend most of their days dissenting vote in upcoming years. With mud on their grill guards and trailers in tow, plum country-type “Reasonable access” was discussed by the Fish and Game Advisory Committee trucks who can lug it in low at its January 2002 meeting. At that meeting, a vote was taken to continue the And city environs are frequently seen with fancy Ford pickups all shiny LAP program as it was - without “reasonable access”. Of the twelve Advisory and clean Committee members, only two sportsmen representatives cast a dissenting vote, Engaged in the commerce of big city streets, close friends of the taxi, but because of the fallback provision agreed to two years earlier, the Committee was required to forward a recommendation to the IDFG Commissioners to the trolley and fleets. reinstate “reasonable access” on the LAP program. In truth, when this So Chevy and Ford trucks are different it’s true. But they could change recommendation to reinstate “reasonable access” was brought before the IDFG places and frequently do Commissioners in March, the recommendation was not a product of consensus ‘Cause city or country depends, not on name but on the position you nor was it even the desire of the majority of the Fish and Game Advisory play in the game. Committee. It was widely recognized that reinstatement of the “reasonable For life often picks us to act out a role as Chevy or Ford, it’s beyond our access” provision on the LAP program would hinder both sportsman/landowner control. relations and the future work of the Fish and Game Advisory Committee. With that in mind I want to thank the Fish & Game Commission for using a little But some just don’t fit in life’s parking garage, so you park it outside common sense and making the right decision when it came to all of this at their with the big dually Dodge. last meeting. Looking ahead, much of the wildlife in this state depends on private landowners sustaining and enhancing wildlife habitat. The future success of public hunting and fishing depends largely on sportsmen and landowners working side by side and the commissioners are on the right track when it comes to this issue.

Romero is a rancher on Reynolds Creek and serves as an Agriculture Representative on the Fish and Game Advisory Committee and Chairman of the Idaho Cattle Association Wildlife Committee. PAGE 18 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE WED., APRIL 17, 2002 Looking back... from the files of The Owyhee Avalanche and Owyhee Chronicle

25 years ago 50 years ago 134 years ago April 17, 1952 April 11, 1868 April 14, 1977 Harold Baker flags truck; THE MILITARY. – We were misinformed last Engineers planning for additional puts out fire alone week in relation to the number of soldiers who came over from Fort Boise. Instead of fifty, as we stated, water storage for Marsing city The observant eye and quick work of Harold Baker, the total number was ninety-five – seventy five from MARSING – Councilman Roy Herman has attendant of the Homedale Utah Oil station, were Co. “H” 23d Infantry, and 20 from Co. “D,” 8th announced that the Marsing City Engineers, Blakely responsible for the discovering and extinguishing a Cavalry, under command of Brevet-Colonel James Engineers, are surveying for the site if the new fire in a farm truck before any damage was done on B. Sinclair and Ist Lieutenant Chas. Bird, 23d Infantry. 50,000, gallon storage tank for domestic water for Tuesday noon, according to Homedale Fire Chief Colonel Sinclair has our thanks for this information. Marsing. It will be on the city property on Lizard John Matteson. Mr. Baker saw fire behind the cab of The command arrived in town last Saturday morning, Butte near the city well. There will be sufficient the truck coming into town from the south. He and took up their quarters in Brigham and Weeks’ space for the second tank when needed. grabbed a hand fire extinguisher, flagged down the large Hall. The Company divided into messes and The plan will more than double the capacity of the truck at the intersection of Idaho avenue and Main cooked their food by camp fires out-doors, the Colonel city’s water supply, stated Herman. He added that the Street and had the fire out by the time the fire chief and his officers partaking of the same fare as the cost of the installation is covered by Revenue Sharing arrived from across the street with another private soldiers. The lively notes of the bugle and the funds made available from the federal Governments extinguisher. beating of the drum gave our bustling mining town in lieu of taxes, from cash on hand in the water and The truck was owned by John Landa and was quite a martial air, while the saucy little brass 12- sewer funds, and from the Marsing Agricultural driven by Mrs. Landa, who was not aware that pounder, termed by the Colonel his pocket-piece, Labor Sponsoring Committee. The city will be anything was wrong until after the fire was out. and the bright muskets and bayonets in the hands of responsible for 65 per cent of the cost and the Labor The fire was caused by the combustion of hay and sturdy men, conveyed the impression in a very forcible Committee will pay the other 35 per cent. He said chaff, which had worked down between the truck cab manner that Uncle Sam is able to assert and maintain hopefully the cost will be not more then $16,000. and bed onto the muffler and exhaust pipe, according his authority. Col. Sinclair is proud of his men, and The labor camp will be hooked into the system at to Fire Chief Matteson. well he may be; they are all young, none of them its own expense and pay at the same rate for usage as probably more than thirty years of age, and are a other city users. The additional storage will take care County planning board meeting quiet, orderly and noble-looking set of fellows. They of daily peak usage, but it is still necessary to plan for slated April 22 dress in full uniform, including the hat and feather. more water and storage, it was reported. A meeting of the Owyhee county planning board We can truly say of these men what cannot often be has been called for Tuesday, April 22 at 1:30 p.m. at said of a company of soldiers, that during their Last PTA meeting to be held Monday the Owyhee County Courthouse, Murphy, according sojourn here not one of them was known to be HOMEDALE– Thelast PTA meeting of the 1977 to Victor C. Ford, secretary. intoxicated – a fact worthy of note and a great credit school year will be held Monday evening, April 18, Representatives of the Mountain States Telephone to themselves as well as their commander. at 8†p.m. In the Washington Grade School building. and Telegraph, company of this district and some *** Dean Vance will speak on “the role of counselor” in members of the Public Utilities commission of Idaho, MOVING. – Our readers will excuse us for lack of the school system and there will be an induction of as well as representatives of various parts of Owyhee interesting local matters this week when they the new officers at this time. County will be present. understand that we have been moving our material A special presentation of PTA, school board Purpose of the meeting is to discuss the telephone into a new office, corner of Clinton and Second members and retiring personnel will conclude the situation in Owyhee County. Streets. Moving is no small job and leaves things program. topsy-turvy for a while. We will soon get things Jackson Hotel opening to be held arranged, then we will be all right again. City receives trees, appoints *** Saturday: 14 rooms are complete DEATH ON A STAGE. – Last Sunday Mr. Sam’l P and Z commission members Opening of the Jackson hotel in Homedale will be Houston died suddenly on the stage while on his way MARSING – In observation of Private Property held Saturday, when the public is invited to view the from Boise City to this place. His remains were taken Week the Caldwell Board of Realtors donated 24 14 rooms, which are completed and ready for back to the former place for burial. He was well Scotch pine to the City of Marsing to be planted on occupancy in the west wing on the second floor of the known in Idaho City, was a native of Pennsylvania the new park stated Wenda Coons, city clerk. Jackson building. Entrance to the hotel is between and about forty years of age. The City Council met Monday evening. Mayor Two Boys store and Scotty’s Sport shop and the *** Harold Curt appointed new members to the Planning reception desk is at the head of the stairs. THE WEATHER, ETC. – It rained at intervals and Zoning Board. Those terms were up were Ted The rooms are all furnished nicely and beds have yesterday and the day before. The snow is fast Webb, Tom Dunagan and Justo Yzaguirre. Dale Simmons springs and innerspring mattresses for the disappearing and but little now remains in our streets. Dobbin resigned from the board. Those appointed utmost comfort, C. B. Jackson, manager, said. Some The roads are muddy, but in a few days will be in a were Roger Howard, Gene Showlater, and Justo of the rooms have private baths. good condition. Mails arrive and depart regularly Yzaguirre. every day. It was agreed to transfer the beer license from Supt. Keith Jacob resigns *** Corky’s to the Snake River Mart. PERSONAL. – It is with pleasure that we note the The Council adopted the Marsing Subdivision to take position in Oregon return of George Collier Robbins, Esq., who has been Ordinance, which will require new subdivisions to Keith W. Jacob, superintendent of Homedale sojourning in Portland during the Winter. He has meet all city requirements for schools for the past two years, has resigned as of June great confidence in Owyhee – is engaged in mining building. 15 to take a similar position at Culver, Ore. interests here, and will start to New York in a few Rev. Doug Money of the Marsing Nazarene Church Mr. Jacob was first associated with Homedale days. was appointed to the Marsing Labor Agriculture schools in 1947–48 when he was high school principal. *** Sponsoring Committee, Inc. He resigned to become the superintendent at FROM CAMP LYON. – A mail-carrier from Camp Cambridge for the next two years. He moved his Lyon informs us that Mr. Bebee, scout, with six Reunion at Vern Evans family back to Homedale in June, 1950, after being soldiers, three packers and seven Indians have started Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans Kelly of Grand Rapids, hired as superintendent here. out on a tour of observation. We understand they will Mich. visited their grandparents Vern and Mena He has been active in the Homedale Kiwanis club, proceed to the mouth of the Owyhee and search the Evans of Homedale. They were accompanied by his being a past president and now serving as secretary. country along the river up as far as Lockwood and parents Richard and Faye Kelly of Columbus, Neb. Cable’s Ferry. If there be any hostile Indians in that Mrs. Norma Hornburger of Sacramento, Calif., flew Homedale Trojans wins vicinity “Old Bebee” and the scouts will take care of in to be with her parents, sister Faye and brother Ross 22-7 over Marsing them. Evans, and others. They all had Easter dinner at the The Homedale Trojans, pounded three pitchers *** home of Vern and Mena Evans with guests Ross from the mound Tuesday to score a 22-7 victory over THANKS to “Old Man” Barter for that jug of Old Evans, Ellie Beegley. They were invited for Marsing. Two Trojan sophomores, Thomas Yost and Tom presented to us the day we moved. It is refreshments at the home of Edwin Stansell. Harald Breach, batted a cool .800 with four hits each astonishing how much easier things moved after it in five trips to the plate. was received. Adrian comes here Friday and the Trojans travel to *** Wilder next Tuesday. WED., APRIL 17, 2002 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE PAGE 19 Public notices NOTICE OF South 89 degrees 55’20” East WITH SECTION 45- PO Box 399 response requires compliance TRUSTEE’S SALE 1857.57 feet along the South 1506(4)(A), IDAHO CODE. NO Wilder ID 83676 with Rule 10(a)(1) and other th boundary of the said Northeast REPRESENTATION IS George I. Duvall Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure On the 14 day of August, Quarter of Section 22 to a set 5/ MADE THAT THEY ARE, OR PO Box 204 and shall also include: 2002, at the hour of 10:45 A.M., 8 inch iron pin lying on the ARE NOT, PRESENTLY Homedale ID 83628 1. The title and number of of said day, (recognized local Westerly right of way of State RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS Heirs and Devisees of Phoebe this case. time), in the Lobby of the Highway 78, said pin also lying OBLIGATION. J. Duvall 2. If your response is an Owyhee County Courthouse, along a curve to the left thence The default for which this 23 W Montana Answer to the Murphy, in the County of along said Westerly right of sale is to be made is the failure Homedale ID 83628 Complaint, it must Owyhee, State of Idaho, First way of State Highway 78 the to pay when due, under Deed Defendants contain admissions or American Title Company of following courses and of Trust Note, the monthly NOTICE: YOU HAVE BEEN denials of the separate Idaho, Inc., an Idaho distances: Along said curve to payments for Principal, SUED BY THE ABOVE- allegations of the Corporation, as successor the left a distance of 823.07 Interest and Impounds of NAMED Complaint and other trustee, will sell at public feet, said curve having a delta $807.41, due per month for the PLAINTIFF(S). THE defenses you may claim. auction, to the highest bidder, of 12 degrees 30’35”, a radius months of December, 2001 and COURT MAY ENTER 3. Your signature, mailing for cash, in lawful money of the of 3769.72 feet, tangents of January, February, 2002 and JUDGMENT AGAINST YOU address and telephone United States, all payable at 413.18 feet and a long chord of all subsequent payments until WITHOUT FURTHER number, or the the time of sale, the following 821.44 feet which bears the date of sale or NOTICE UNLESS YOU signature, mailing described real property, North 43 degrees 54’10” West reinstatement, with a monthly RESPOND WITHIN 20 DAYS. address and telephone situated in the County of to a found Brass Cap marking late charge accruing at $34.08, READ THE number of your attorney. Owyhee, State of Idaho, and the point of ending of said uncollected late charges are INFORMATION BELOW. 4. Proof of mailing or described as follows, to-wit: curve; thence due in the amount of $170.40, TO: THE ABOVE NAMED delivery of a copy of your A parcel of land being a North 50 degrees 07’00” West with interest accruing at DEFENDANTS response to plaintiff’s portion of the Northeast 320.82 feet to a point marking 9.875% per annum, and You are hereby notified that attorney, as designated Quarter of Section 22, the centerline of said 20.00 foot continuing to accrue from in order to defend this lawsuit, above. Township 5 South, Range 3 wide ingress/egress easement, November 1, 2001. The an appropriate written To determine whether you East, Boise Meridian, Owyhee said point also marking the principal balance owing as of response must be filed with must pay a filing fee with your County, Idaho, said parcel REAL POINT OF this date on the obligation the above designated court response, contact the Clerk of being more particularly BEGINNING; thence leaving secured by said Deed of Trust within 20 days after service of the above-named court. described as follows: said Westerly right of way of is $77,975.39, plus accruing this Summons on you. If you DATED this 25th day of COMMENCING at a found State Highway 78 and along interest, costs and advances. fail to so respond the court March, 2002. Brass Cap marking the North the said centerline of a 20.00 All delinquent amounts are may enter judgment against CLERK OF THE Quarter Corner of said Section foot wide ingress/egress now due, together with you as demanded by the DISTRICT COURT 22, Township 5 South, Range 3 easement the following courses accruing late charges and plaintiff(s) in the Complaint. By Trina Aman East, Boise Meridian, Owyhee and distances; interest, unpaid and accruing A copy of the Complaint is Deputy County, Idaho; thence South 35 degrees 39’14” West taxes, assessments, trustee’s served with this Summons. If 4/10, 17, 24, 5/1/02 South 0 degrees 09’42” East 83.34 feet to a point; thence fees, attorney’s fees, and any you wish to seek the advice or (formerly S 0 degrees 09’35” South 35 degrees 41’36” West amounts advanced to protect representation by an attorney East) 2662.39 feet along the 44.89 feet to a point marking a the security associated with in this matter, you should do NOTICE OF West boundary of the said curve to the left; thence along this foreclosure and that the so promptly so that your Northeast Quarter of Section MEETING said curve to the left a distance beneficiary elects to sell or written response, if any, may The Southwest District 22 to a found Brass Cap of 90.04 feet, said curve having cause the trust property to be be filed in time and other legal marking the Center Quarter Board of Health will hold a a delta of 73 degrees 49’04” a sold to satisfy said obligation. rights protected. Board Meeting on Tuesday, Corner of said Section 22; radius of 69.89 feet, tangents Date: April 1, 2002 Nature of Lawsuit: thence April 23, 2002 from 9:00 a.m. of 52.49 feet and a long chord FIRST AMERICAN TITLE Abatement of Nuisance to 12:00 noon at Southwest South 89 degrees 55’20” East of 83.94 feet which bears COMPANY OF IDAHO, INC. Property located at 23 W 1165.06 feet along the South District Health, Room 200, 920 South 01 degrees 12’56” East By Monine Cole Montana, Homedale, Owyhee Main Street, Caldwell, Idaho. boundary of the said Northeast to a point of ending of said Trust Officer County, Idaho. Quarter of Section 22 to a point curve; thence 4/17, 24, 5/1, 8/02 An appropriate written 4/17/02 on the centerline of the Grand South 38 degrees 07’28” East View Irrigation District Canal, 78.96 feet to a point; thence said point being witnessed by South 44 degrees 27’46” East ANOTHER a set 1/2 inch iron pin which 96.52 feet to a point; thence SUMMONS Please enter my subscription to the bears South 51 degrees 28’29” East CASE NO. North 48 degrees 24’04” East 207.99 feet to a point; thence Owyhee Avalanche now! Enclosed is $______25.10 feet, said point also CV02-03427 South 51 degrees 05’33” East Christopher S. Nye, ISB #2886 marking the REAL POINT OF 208.11 feet to a point of ending BEGINNING; thence WHITE PETERSON NAME______of said ingress/egress easement 5700 East Franklin Rd, Suite North 48 degrees 24’04” East centerline. 337.41 feet to a set 1/2 inch 200 ADDRESS______Tina Albright Nampa ID 83687 iron pin; thence TRUSTEE South 31 degrees 23’40” East Phone: (208) 466-9272 CITY______VERIFICATION Fax: (208) 466-4405 263.05 feet to a set 1/2 inch The Trustee has no STATE______ZIP______iron pin lying on the said South knowledge of a more particular [email protected] boundary of the Northeast description of the above Attorney for Plaintiff SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Quarter of Section 22; thence referenced real property, but IN THE DISTRICT COURT North 89 degrees 55’20” West for purposes of compliance with OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL Owyhee, Canyon, Elmore and Malheur Counties...... $26.25 389.35 feet along the said south Section 60-113 Idaho Code, the DISTRICT OF THE STATE Elsewhere in Idaho...... $31.50 • Out of State...... $31.50 boundary of the Northeast Trustee has been informed that OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE Tax included where applicable Quarter of Section 22 to the according to the County COUNTY OF OWYHEE POINT OF BEGINNING being Assessors office, the address of THE CITY OF HOMEDALE, witnessed by a set 1/2 inch iron 1215 Highway 78, Plaintiff vs. pin which bears Grandview, Idaho, is Phoebe J. Duvall P.O. BOX 97 • HOMEDALE , ID 83628 South 89 degrees 55’20” East sometimes associated with said 23 W Montana 31.12 feet. real property. PO Box 1014 TOGETHER WITH Said sale will be made Homedale ID 83628 A 20.00 foot wide easement without convenant or warranty Current Occupant for the purposed of ingress and regarding title, possession or 23 W Montana egress to the above described encumbrances to satisfy the Homedale ID 83628 parcel. Said easement lying in obligation secured by and Frances Neal a portion of the Northeast pursuant to the power of sale 23 W Montana Classified deadline Quarter of Section 22, conferred in the deed of trust Homedale ID 83628 Township 5 South, Range 3 executed by WESLEY M Frances Neal Monday noon the East, Boise Meridian, Owyhee WINN, a married man as PO Box 399 week of publication County, Idaho and being 10.00 his sole and separate Wilder ID 83676 feet wide on either side of the property, as grantor, to George I. Duvall following described centerline. FIRST AMERICAN TITLE 23 W Montana COMMENCING at a found COMPANY OF IDAHO, INC., Homedale ID 83628 Brass Cap marking the North an Idaho Corporation, as George I. Duvall Legal notice deadline Quarter Corner of said Section successor trustee, for the 218 W Owyhee 22, Township 5 South, Range 3 benefit and security of Homedale ID 83628 Friday noon the week prior to East, Boise Meridian, Owyhee MORTGAGE Spouse of Phoebe J. Duvall County, Idaho; thence ELECTRONIC 23 W Montana publication South 0 degrees 09’42” East REGISTRATION PO Box 1014 (formerly S 0 degrees 09’35” SYSTEMS, INC., as Homedale ID 83628 East) 2662.39 feet along the beneficiary, recorded Heirs and Devises of Phoebe J. West boundary of the said September 25, 2000, as Duvall Northeast Quarter of Section Instrument No. 233817, PO Box 1014 22 to a found Brass Cap Mortgage Records of Owyhee Homedale ID 83628 marking the Center Quarter Frances Neal 337-4681 County, Idaho. th Corner of said Section 22; THE ABOVE GRANTORS 220 4 St. thence ARE NAMED TO COMPLY Wilder ID 83676 Spouse of Frances Neal PAGE 20 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE WED., APRIL 17, 2002 Public notices NOTICE OF PUBLIC 33, N 1/2 SW 1/4 SECTION 33, declaration of intent shall be Said sale will be made INSTRUMENT NO. 225491, HEARING N 1/2 SE 1/4 SECTION 33, NW filed not later than five (5) days without covenant or warranty RECORDS OF OWYHEE 1/4 SECTION 34, NW 1/4 SW before the day of election. regarding title, possession or COUNTY, IDAHO. YOU WILL PLEASE 1/4 SECTION 34, NE 1/4 NE 1/ Under order of the Board of encumbrances to satisfy the The Trustee has no TAKE NOTICE that a public 4 Trustees obligation secured by and knowledge of a more particular hearing before the Planning ZONE 4 – CANYON Beth Cole pursuant to the power of sale description of the above- and Zoning Commission of the COUNTY Clerk conferred in the deed of trust referenced Property but, for City of Homedale will be held PHYSICAL: T1N, R3W, NE 4/10, 17/02 executed by CHARLES purposes of compliance with on the 6th day of May, 2002 at 1/4 NE 1/4 SECTION 17, ANNIS AND BRENNA Section 60-113 of Idaho Code, 7:00 p.m. at Homedale City SECTIONS 16, 15, 14, 13; T1N, ANNIS, husband and wife, the Trustee has been informed Hall, 31 West Wyoming, R2W, S 1/2 SE 1/4 SECTION as grantors, to FIRST that the address of RR 1 Box Homedale Idaho. The subject NOTICE OF 2, SW 1/4 SECTION 2, S 1/2 AMERICAN TITLE 4004, HOMEDALE, ID 83628, matter of the public hearing is SECTION 3, SECTIONS 10, TRUSTEE’S SALE COMPANY OF IDAHO, INC., is sometimes associated with the Application for approval of th 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, On the 18 day of July, an Idaho Corporation, as said real property. the final plat of Silver Sage 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 2002, at the hour of 10:45 A.M., successor trustee, for the Said sale will be made Subdivision No. 2 as submitted START: INTERSECTION of said day, (recognized local benefit and security of without covenant or warranty by Rick Kushlan. The public is OF BIG FOOT RD AND THE time), in the lobby of the MITCHEL O GEIGER AND regarding title, possession or invited to attend and offer SNAKE RIVER – Southeast Owyhee County Courthouse, WILMA C GEIGER, encumbrances to satisfy the input. along the Snake River to Murphy, in the County of husband and wife, as obligation secured by and Sylvia L. Bahem, Melmont Rd, East on Melmont Owyhee, State of Idaho, First beneficiary, recorded May 4, pursuant to the power of sale Administrator Rd to one section east of Rim American Title Company of 2000, as Instrument No. conferred in the Deed of Trust Planning & Zoning Rd, South one section to Idaho, Inc., an Idaho 232246, Mortgage Records of executed by JAMES Commission McElroy Rd, east on McElroy Corporation, as successor Owyhee County, Idaho. JOHNSON AND SHAUNNA City of Homedale trustee, will sell at public 4/17/01 Rd to Can-Ada Rd, North on THE ABOVE GRANTORS JOHNSON, HUSBAND AND Can-ada Rd to Rose Ln, West auction, to the highest bidder, ARE NAMED TO COMPLY WIFE, as Grantor, to on Rose Ln to Southside Blvd, for cash, in lawful money of the WITH SECTION 45- ALLIANCE TITLE AND NOTICE OF North 1/4 of a section, west 1/4 United States, all payable at 1506(4)(A), IDAHO CODE. NO ESCROW CORP., as Trustee, of a section, north 1/4 of a the time of sale, the following REPRESENTATION IS for the benefit and security of SCHOOL TRUSTEE section to Ted Ln, West on Ted described real property, MADE THAT THEY ARE, OR WASHINGTON MUTUAL ELECTION Ln 1 1/4 section, South 1 1/2 situated in the County of ARE NOT, PRESENTLY BANK FSB, as Beneficiary, DECLARATION OF sections to Big Foot Rd, West Owyhee, State of Idaho, and RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS dated 9/9/1999, recorded 9/16/ described as follows, to-wit: CANDIDACY on Big Foot Rd to the Snake OBLIGATION. 1999, under instrument No. River (END). A portion of Lots 2 and 3 and The default for which this 229881, Mortgage records of JOINT SCHOOL ZONE 5 – OWYHEE the South Half of the sale is to be made is the failure OWYHEE County, IDAHO, DISTRICT NO. 136 COUNTY Southwest Quarter of Section to pay when due, under Deed the beneficial interest in which Ada, Canyon, and PHYSICAL: T1S, R3W; T1S, 36, Township 2 north, Range 4 of Trust Note, the monthly is presently held by West, Boise Meridian, Owyhee Owyhee Counties, R2W, SW 1/4 NW 1/4 payments for Principal and WASHINGTON MUTUAL SECTION 6, SW 1/4 SECTION County, Idaho, and more Interest of $424.43, due per BANK FSB. Idaho 6, SECTION 7, SW 1/4 SW 1/4 particularly described as month for the months of THE ABOVE GRANTORS Public Notice is hereby given SECTION 8, SECTION 18, NW follows: December, 2000 and January ARE NAMED TO COMPLY according to law, and the 1/4 NW 1/4 SECTION 17, S 1/ COMMENCING at a brass through December, 2001 and WITH SECTION 45- requisite action of the Board of 2 NW 1/4 SECTION 17, SW 1/ cap monument marking the January, 2002 and all 1506(4)(A), IDAHO CODE. NO Trustees of Joint School 4 SECTION 17, SECTION 19, Southwest corner of said subsequent payments until the REPRESENTATION IS District No. 136, Ada, Canyon, SECTION 20, SW 1/4 SW 1/4 Section 36; thence date of sale or reinstatement, MADE THAT THEY ARE, OR and Owyhee Counties, Idaho, SECTION 27, S 1/2 SECTION South 89 degrees 44’49”, with interest accruing at 9.5 ARE NOT, PRESENTLY that the annual school trustee 28, NW 1/4 SECTION 28, 4326.32 feet along the South percent per annum, and RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS election will be held on SECTIONS 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, line of said Section 36 to State continuing to accrue from OBLIGATION. Monday, May 21, 2002. 34, 35, 36; T1S, R1W, SW 1/4 Highway 78 centerline point of November 4, 2000. The The default for which is sale Candidates interested in filing SW 1/4 SECTION 31, S 1/2 SE curve station 360+86.0 as principal balance owing as of is made is the failure to pay a declaration of candidacy must 1/4 SECTION 32, S 1/2 SW 1/4 shown on Idaho this date on the obligation when due under the Deed of file not later than 5:00 p.m. on SECTION 33, S 1/2 SECTION Transportation Department secured by said Deed of Trust Trust Note dated 9/9/1999, th Friday, April 19 . 34, SE 1/4 NE 1/4 SECTION F.A.P.N.s-3707(2) Highway is $49,848.88, plus accruing THE MONTHLY PAYMENT Only those qualified electors 34, SW 1/4 NW 1/4 SECTION Plans; thence interest, costs and advances. WHICH BECAME DUE ON residing in Trustee Zone No. 3 35, SW 1/4 SECTION 35, SW North 00 degrees 12’ 49” All delinquent amounts are 11/1/2001 AND ALL may declare a candidacy for a 1/4 SE 1/4 SECTION 35; T2S, East, 33.00 feet to a brass cap now due, together with SUBSEQUENT MONTHLY Zone No. 3 Trustee Position. R4W; T2S, R3W, R2W; T2S right-of-way monument accruing late charges and PAYMENTS, PLUS LATE Only those qualified electors R1W, W 1/2 SECTION 1, stamped “Idaho State Highway interest, unpaid and accruing CHARGES AND OTHER residing in Trustee Zone No. 4 SECTIONS 2 THROUGH 11, R.O.W. STA. 380+86.0” on the taxes, assessments, trustee’s COSTS AND FEES AS SET may declare candidacy for a W 1/2 SECTION 12, SW 1/4 SE Northerly right-of-way of State fees, attorney’s fees, and any FORTH. Zone No. 4 trustee position. 1/4 SECTION 12, SECTIONS Highway 78; thence amounts advanced to protect Amount due as of Only those qualified electors 13 THROUGH 36; T2S, R1E, North 89 degrees 47’11” the security associated with March 7, 2002 residing in Trustee Zone No. 5 SW 1/4 SECTION 18, SW 1/4 West, 2137.67 feet along said this foreclosure and that the Delinquent Payments from may declare candidacy for a NW 1/4 SECTION 18, W 1/2 Northerly right-of-way line to beneficiary elects to sell or November 01, 2001 Zone No. 5 position. The SECTION 19, W 1/2 SECTION the TRUE POINT OF cause the trust property to be 5 payments at $806.37 each purpose of said election shall 30, W 1/2 SECTION 31; T3S, BEGINNING; thence sold to satisfy said obligation. $4031.85 be to elect one trustee to serve R4W; T3S, R3W; T3S R2W, continuing along said Date: March 8, 2002 (11-01-01 through 03-07-02) for a period of three years from SECTIONS 1 THROUGH 11, Northerly right-of-way. FIRST AMERICAN TITLE Late charges: $101.47 the date of the election one SECTIONS 14 THROUGH 23, North 89 degrees 47’ 11” COMPANY OF IDAHO, INC. Beneficiary Advance: $0.00 trustee who resides within SECTIONS 29 THROUGH 31; West, 105.00 feet to a point of Monine Cole, Trust Officer TOTAL: $4,133.32 Trustee Zone No. 3 and one T3S, R1E, W 1/2 SECTION 6; curve; thence continuing along 3/27, 4/3, 10, 17/02 All delinquencies are now trustee who resides within T45, R4W, SECTIONS 1, 2, said Northerly right-of-way due, together with unpaid and Trustee Zone No. 4. One 11, 12, 13, 14, 23, 24, 25, 26, 35, 485.03 feet along the arc of a NOTICE OF accruing taxes, assessments, trustee to serve a term of 1 36; T4S, R3W; T4S, R2W 1112.91 foot radius curve to TRUSTEE’S SALE trustee’s fees, attorney’s fees, year to fill an unexpired term SECTIONS 1 THROUGH 11, the right (through a central costs and advances made to will be elected from Trustee SECTIONS 18, 19, 30, 31; T5S, angle of 24 degrees 58’ 14”, the Trustee’s Sale No. protect the security associated Zone No. 5. R4W SECTIONS 1, 2, 11, 12, long chord which bears North 02-WG-27866 with this foreclosure. The Trustee Zones No. 3, 4, and 5 13, 14, 23, 24, 25, 26, 35, 36; 77 degrees 18’ 04” West, 481.20 NOTICE IS HEREBY principal balance is are more specifically described T5S, R3W. feet); thence leaving said curve GIVEN that ALLIANCE $84,207.49, together with as follows: Declaration of candidacy and Northerly right-of-way line TITLE & ESCROW CORP., the interest thereon at 8.500% per ZONE 3 – CANYON must be filed with the Clerk of North 44 degrees 19’ 48” duly appointed Trustee, will annum from 10/1/2001, until COUNTY AND ADA the Board of Trustees not later East, 218.39 feet; thence on July 12, 2002, at the hour paid. COUNTY than 5:00 p.m. on the fifth North 43 degrees 24’ 53” of 11:00 AM, of said day, AT The Beneficiary elects to sell PHYSCIAL: T1S, R2W, Friday prior to the day of East, 217.97 feet; thence THE OWYHEE COUNTY or cause the trust property to SECTIONS 1, 11, 12, 13, 14, election. (April 19, 2002) Each North 42 degrees 45’ 06” COURTHOUSE, CORNER be sold to satisfy said 15, 16, NE 1/4 NW 1/4 declaration of candidacy must East, 219.01 feet; thence OF STATE HIGHWAY 78 obligation. SECTION 17, E 1/2 SECTION bear the name of the candidate, South 47 degrees 14’ 54” AND HAILEY STREET, DATED; March 07, 2002. 17, NE 1/4 SECTION 20, NE 1/ state the term for which East, 463.32 feet; thence MURPHY, ID, sell at public ALLIANCE TITLE AND 4 SECTION 21, NW 1/4 SW 1/ declaration of candidacy is South 39 degrees 04’ 54” auction to the highest bidder, ESCROW CORP. 4 SECTION 21, E 1/2 made, and bear the signature West, 334.00 feet to the TRUE for cash, in lawful money of the Trustee SECTION 21, SECTIONS 22, of not less than five (5) school POINT OF BEGINNING. United States, all payable at TERESA HOPKINS, 23, 24, 25, 26, E 1/2 SECTION district electors resident of the The Trustee has no the time of sale, the following TRUST OFFICER 27, NW 1/4 SECTION 27 N 1/ trustee zone of which the knowledge of a more particular described real and personal c/o REGIONAL TRUSTEE 2 SW 1/4 SECTION 27, NE 1/ candidate is resident. description of the above property (hereafter referred to SERVICES CORPORATION 4 SECTION 28, NE 1/4 NE 1/4 As provided by Idaho Code, referenced real property, but collectively as the “Property”), 720 Seventh Avenue, Suite SECTION 36; T1S, R1W Section 33-502A, no write-in for purposes of compliance with situated in the County of 400 SECTIONS 1 THROUGH 30, vote shall be counted unless a Section 60-113 Idaho Code, the OWYHEE, State of Idaho, to- Seattle, WA 98104 Phone: N 1/2 SECTION 31, N 1/2 SE declaration of intent has been Trustee has been informed that wit: (206) 340-2550 1/4 SECTION 31, SE 1/4 SW 1/ filed with the District Clerk for more information regarding LOT 10 IN BLOCK 1 OF Sale information: http:// 4 SECTION 31, W 1/2 indicating that the person the location of said real CANYON ESTATES SECTION 32, NE 1/4 property contact Pioneer Title www.rtrustee. com desires the office and is legally SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING 3/27, 4/3, 10, 17/02 SECTION 32, N 1/2 SE 1/4 qualified to assume the duties Company of Owyhee County TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT SECTION 32, N 1/2 SECTION of school trustee if elected. The at (208) 466-6100. THEREOF, FILED AS WED., APRIL 17, 2002 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE PAGE 21 Public notices NOTICE OF THE ABOVE GRANTORS address of 123 West Oregon accruing late charges and Fred Grant recommend a TRUSTEE’S SALE ARE NAMED TO COMPLY Avenue, Homedale, Idaho, interest, unpaid and accruing committee to take the evidence WITH SECTION 45- is sometimes associated with taxes, assessments, trustee’s for recommendation to the Trustee’s Sale No. 1506(4)(A), IDAHO CODE. NO said real property. fees, attorney’s fees, and any Board on action to be taken 02-PR-27916 REPRESENTATION IS Said sale will be made amounts advanced to protect concerning proposed road NOTICE IS HEREBY MADE THAT THEY ARE, OR without covenant or warranty the security associated with closures in the Rough GIVEN that, ALLIANCE ARE NOT, PRESENTLY regarding title, possession or this foreclosure and that the Diamonds Fire Area. TITLE AND ESCROW CORP., RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS encumbrances to satisfy the beneficiary elects to sell or The Re-districting Appeal the duly appointed Successor OBLIGATION. obligation secured by and cause the trust property to be was denied for the purpose of Trustee, will on July 12, 2002, The default for which is sale pursuant to the power of sale sold to satisfy said obligation. this Election, however, the at the hour of 11:00 AM, of is made is the failure to pay conferred in the deed of trust Date: March 21, 2002 decision leaves the question said day, AT THE OWYHEE when due under the Deed of executed by DAVID W RICH, FIRST AMERICAN TITLE open so the Board can re-file. COUNTY COURTHOUSE, Trust Note dated 6/1/2001, a married man, as grantor, COMPANY OF IDAHO, The Board directed Fred Grant CORNER OF STATE THE MONTHLY PAYMENT to FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INC. to meet with the Prosecutor on HIGHWAY 78 AND HAILEY WHICH BECAME DUE ON COMPANY OF IDAHO, INC., By Monine Cole the matter. STREET, MURPHY, ID, sell 11/1/2001 AND ALL an Idaho Corporation, as Trust Officer The Board received a request at public auction to the highest SUBSEQUENT MONTHLY successor trustee, for the 4/3, 10, 17, 24/02 for pay raise for the Chief bidder, for cash, in lawful PAYMENTS, PLUS LATE benefit and security of AIM Probation Officer, Doris money of the United States, all CHARGES AND OTHER Mortgage, Inc., as OWYHEE COUNTY Jewett. The Board took the payable at the time of sale, the COSTS AND FEES AS SET beneficiary, recorded COMMISSIONERS matter under advisement with following described real and FORTH. December 23, 1998, as MINUTES FOR a decision to be made at Budget personal property (hereafter Amount due as of Instrument No. 227006, and Time for year 2003. assigned to APRIL 1, 2002 The Board reviewed cost and referred to collectively as the March 11, 2002 Delinquent Payments from CITIMORTGAGE, INC. fka COMMISSIONERS’ revenue for the solid waste “Property”), situated in the Citicorp Mortgage, Inc., as disposal. Discussion will November 01, 2001 County of OWYHEE, State of beneficiary, by assignment ANNEX, MURPHY, continue as part of the budget Idaho, to-wit: 5 payments at $742.87 each recorded November 13, 2000, IDAHO review. A part of the Southeast $3,714.35 as Instrument No. 234323, 9:30 AM The Board approved having Quarter of the Northwest (11-01-01 through 03-11-02) Mortgage Records of Owyhee the courthouse carpets Quarter, Section 14, Township Late Charges: $0.00 Present at the meeting were County, Idaho. Commissioner Hal Tolmie, cleaned. 1 South, Range 3 West, Boise Beneficiary Advances: $9.50 THE ABOVE GRANTORS Indigent and Charity, Cases Meridian, Owyhee County, TOTAL: $3,723.85 Commissioner Dick Reynolds, ARE NAMED TO COMPLY Commissioner Chris Salove, 02-07; 02-08; 02-09; and 02-10 Idaho, more particularly All delinquencies are now WITH SECTION 45-1506 (4) Clerk Cynthia Eaton, were reviewed by the Board described to wit: due, together with unpaid and (A), IDAHO CODE. NO Treasurer Barbara Wright, for signatures on liens accruing taxes, assessments, COMMENCING at the REPRESENTION IS MADE Assessor Ernie Bahem, Fred approved on each case. trustee’s fees, attorney’s fees, Northwest corner of the said THAT THEY ARE, OR ARE Grant, Jim Desmond, Shelly The Board will gather Southeast Quarter of the costs and advances made to NOT, PRESENTLY Frisbie, Sherry Alexander, Kay information for a future Northwest Quarter; thence protect the security associated RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS Kelly, and Ron Race. decision on a request from South 89 degrees 20’40” East with this foreclosure. The OBLIGATION. The Board amended the Homedale Officials to have the 662.96 feet, along the North principal balance is The default for which this agenda to include a discussion County Building Inspector do line of the said Southeast $90,664.62, together with sale is to be made is the on the closure by the BLM of the City inspections. Quarter of the Northwest interest thereon at 7.375 failure to pay when due, roads in the area of the Rough The Board approved and Quarter, to a point which is percent per annum from 10/1/ under Deed of Trust Note, the Diamonds Fire. authorized the Chairman to North 89 degrees 20’40” East 2001, until paid. monthly payments for The Board approved sign the minutes for March 25, 662.97 feet from the Northeast The Beneficiary elects to sell Principal, Interest and payment of the Transworld 2002. The Board reviewed and corner of the said Southeast or cause the trust property to Impounds of $651.00 due per collection fee from the general approved payment of the bills. Quarter of the Northwest be sold to satisfy said month for the months of fund for collection of Sheriff’s The Board authorized the Quarter, thence obligation. November and December, fees. Chairman to sign the final plat South 0 degrees 48’05” East DATED: March 11, 2002. 2001 and January, February The Board approved the for Royal Vista Estates. 328.56 feet; thence ALLIANCE TITLE AND 2002 and all subsequent naming of a private lane as The Board authorized a South 0 degrees 45’10” West ESCROW CORP. payments until the date of sale Tumbleweed Lane located on letter to Jenna Whitlock, Field 337.85 feet, to the INITIAL Trustee or reinstatement, with a Highway 78 Mile Post 30 Manager concerning the POINT of this description; By Bobbi Oldfield, Trust monthly late charge accruing requested by Lynda Freund Boards’ participation in the thence Officer at $26.04, uncollected late and Ernie Bahem. Environmental Assessment South 89 degrees 23’42” East c/o REGIONAL TRUSTEE charges are due in the amount The Board assigned Fred process for the proposed permit 654.05 feet to a point on the SERVICES CORPORATION of $156.24, with interest Grant to gather information of the Catherine Freer East line of said Southeast 720 Seventh Avenue, Suite accruing at 7% per annum, and report on the Johnson Lane Wilderness Expedition. The Quarter of the Northwest 400 and continuing to accrue from controversy. Board reviewed and approved Quarter; thence Seattle, WA 98104 Phone: October 1, 2001. The principal The Board requested on a letter to the BLM to be South 0 degrees 45’10” West (206) 340-2550 balance owing as of this date behalf of Sherry Alexander involved at the beginning of 332.86 feet, along the said East Sale information: http:// on the obligation secured by that the Assessor help in the EA process. said Deed of Trust is The Board reviewed and line; thence www.rtrustee. com finding information to North 89 degrees 25’14” West 3/27, 4/3, 10, 17/02 $72,174.30, plus accruing determine if a portion of the approved the quarterly report. 654.05 feet; thence interest, costs and advances. old highway near Givens There being no further North 0 degrees 45’10” East All delinquent amounts are Springs remains a county road. business, the Board adjourned. 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12345678901234567890123456789012123456789 conferred in the Deed of Trust 1234567890123456789012345678901212345678Valley to Wilder! 9 follows, to-wit: 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789 You Offer! PUBLICATION 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789 executed by JOEL E. DAVIS Lots 6 and 7 of Block 53 of 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789 AND ROBYN E. DAVIS, the AMENDED TOWNSITE ADS SHOWN ACTUAL SIZE HUSBAND AND WIFE, as PLAT OF HOMEDALE, Show us how your want your ad to look... Just fill Grantor to ALLIANCE TITLE Owyhee County, Idaho, out the space to your left and mail or fax it to... AND ESCROW CORP., as according to the official plat Trustee, for the benefit and thereof on file and of record in security of OLD KENT the office of the Recorder for Please Include MORTGAGE COMPANY DBA Owyhee County, Idaho. P.O. Box 97 Your Name, REPUBLIC MORTGAGE The Trustee has no Homedale, Idaho 83628 CORP., as Beneficiary, dated knowledge of a more particular Address, Zip Fax:337-4867 6/1/2001, recorded 6/7/2001, description of the above and Phone Number. under instrument No. 236114, referenced real property, but Phone: 337-4681 Mortgage records of OWYHEE for purposes of compliance County, IDAHO, the beneficial with Section 60-113 Idaho interest in which is presently Code, the Trustee has been informed that according to the held by PRINCIPAL ALL ADVERTISING IS IN BOTH THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE & THE OWYHEE WRAP-UP RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE. County Assessors office, the PAGE 22 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE WED., APRIL 17, 2002

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Approx. 35 acres, in pasture. Insulated panels misc sizes $.40/ REAL ESTATE Wheel line-irrigated, new fences YARD SALE sq.ft. Good used channel I beam BUS. OPP. 50 acres along Bates Creek in on 3 sides, domestic well, Huge multi-family yard sale. and 6 inch pipe. Call for appt. Stay home and work. Flexibility. Oreana with water rights. adjacent to paved road. Great 203 Silversage Subdivision, 250-5888. $500-$7000/mo. Step-by-step $55,000. Owner will carry. view, near foothills. $80,000. Saturday, April 27, 9:00 a.m.-6:00 97 DUTCHMAN 27 ft travel system. Complete Training. Free Owner/agent 495-2912 or 859- Phone 337-4866 or 337-3149 p.m. No early birds. Patio set, trailer for sale. Sleeps six, large information. 800-936-6222 6346 eves. musical organ, 21 inch color TV, bath, private bedroom, new water www.wfhbiz.com VCR, 2 RV swivel rockers, pump, new battery, new propane queen-size waterbed, stove, 4 tanks, awning, air conditioning, wheeler and much more. very clean, everything works, Several family yard sale with $7995. 337-5914. lots of misc. Sat. 20th, 8-4:00. 302 Quality bulls/Salers, Angus and ASPEN W. Oregon across from Optimizers. Good dispositions GEORGE WILSON elementary school. and performance. B and B FOR RENT Livestock, New Meadows. 208- Fenced RV and Boat storage. JACK PRATER •JOHN CONTI 347-2345. Marsing Storage 867-2466 or Hay for sale $4.00/bale or $85/ 896-5312 • 890-4770 • 880-7829 • 724-3009 (208) 343-9855. FOR SALE ton. Small lots okay. 20 tons View Properties At: www.idaholand4u.com At Pioneer Mobile Home Park, USED TRACTOR available. Cliff Eidemiller, 337- ONE OF A KIND large lot in country park w/dog PARTS1000’s of salvaged farm 3083 or 337-5748. 1750 sq. ft. Home w/3 br, 2 bath on the banks of the Snake River. 11+ Acres, kennel. 2 miles from Homedale. Hundreds of Lg. Trees, 3 Rail Corrals, 30X40 Barn, Garage & Shop, Full tractors and combines. Nampa 8 foot pick-up camper, scrap Home must be 1990 or newer. Irrigation, This Place Has It All! $299,000 Tractor Salvage, 9055 Hwy 20, iron, milk cans and tractor loader. Trash/water/septic tank paid. HORSE LOVERS HEAVEN Nampa, ID 83687. (208) 467- 482-7320 $165/mo +$165/deposit. 208- 3 bdrm., 2 bath, oversized kitchen, skylight, vaults, pantry, 1404 sq. ft. home 4430. Treasure Valley Ceramics your 140’X80’ arena, 58’X30’ steel barn, steel corrals, 4 bay, 48X20 metal shop & 4589 garage . All on 5.63 Acres. $169,900 ROLL ENDS: Great for packing cermic super store. Come in and 2 bdrm Homedale, $500, first NICE 4.5 ACRES SITE WITH VIEW material, building fires, lining see what’s new! Open six days a Fenced & Irrigated with 1145 sq. ft. 3 bdrm, 2 bath home and outbuildings. bird cages or for your kids to week 10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. 21510 and last. $150 dep. 337-3804 ALL FOR $89,000 doodle on. The Owyhee Highway 95 N, Wilder Idaho. COUNTRY LIVING WITH RENTAL Avalanche, Homedale. Orchard being taken out. 2 year Snake River RV Resort 1822 sq. ft. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath home plus $400 Rental house BED-QUEEN PILLOW-TOP One Acre. Detached garage & shop 20’X26’ . Trees & landscaping old red delicious apple trees. You OWC Terms. Only $129,000 MATTRESS SET, brand name, dig $10. Robisons Fruit Ranch MOBILE HOME 40 ACRES brand new, still in package. List 459-2269 1040 sq. ft. home - 24X34 2 Car Garage -16X20 Insulated Shop - $799, sacrifice $173. Queen 1973 23’ Ideal Travel Trailer SITES 24X34 Pole Barn $139,900 orthopedic set, brand new. List self-contained. Sleeps 8, swamp AVAILABLE 5 YEAR NEW HOME ON 5 ACRE VIEW PROPERTY $550, sacrifice $137. 208-866- With great view of Owyhee Mountains & river. Set up for horses with corrals. cooler. Everything works. $2500 Horse barn, 4 car garage. $164,900 7476. obo. Call 337-4983 Lv msg. All Sites 50’X100’ Alfalfa seed: Now try the best Water, Sewer & Trash included UPGRADED SUBDIVISION: LARGE ACREAGES! 2 miles from Homedale City 3.9 Acres with good well, underground utilities, paved road, great view of the farmer to farmer. From .99/ valley. $36,000 pound. Will deliver. Ray Great Fishing • Planned Activities 6.36 Acres located just outside Marsing overlooking the whole valley, well, Mini Club House underground utilities and paved road. $61,900 Odermott, Nampa, 465-5280 2.11 Acres Fenced. Well - Septic. Irrigation $31,000 w/ Laundry Room, Pool Table, 200 ton alfalfa hay. Good Library & Games PRIVATE 24 ACRE BULIDING SITE covered hay. Don Gerdes 337- NOTICE In Owyhee County all irrigated. Homedale schools. Bldg. Permit $75,000 Quiet Park-Like Setting with Bird 3221. Homedale and Agate. I, Patricia Scott,will not be Watching Approx. 4 cord excellent unsplit responsible for any debts other All For $175/ Month Betty Stappler 880-6516 hard wood mix $400. Call 337- than my own. Call 208-337-3744 Soila Contreras 896-5136 Se Habla Español 3834 leave message. Lori Rassmussen 337-4593 • 861-9192 Poplar trees 15-25ft. high, 2-4 HOMEDALE GARDEN inches diameter $25-35. At 928 MAIN ST. • MARSING For FAST results... APARTMENTS Dawn Whitney 337-4817 • 989-1870 Wilder 880-1684 or 482-7365 www.deserthighrealestate.com Desert High Real Estate is now licensed in Oregon try the Holstien steers $1.15/pound FOR SENIOR CITIZENS and/or (208) 896-4624 hanging weight. No drugs. 337- Classifieds! HANDICAPPED OR DISABLED 4480 eves., 896-4815 days. PERSONS 5 ACRES COMMERCIAL PROPERTY RENT BASED ON INCOME South of Marsing with views of the River ON HWY 95 USDA/RURAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCED $49,500 1 Parcel 7 Acres (+ or -) GIVE US A CALL: (208)337-4715 4 CITY LOTS 1 Parcel 20 Acres (+ or -) Terms Available HOMEDALE HOUSES 409 SOUTH FIRST WEST In Marsing with 2 bdrm. Mobile Home Could Charlene Uranga HOMEDALE, IDAHO be commercial, only 1 building site $55,000 Remodeled 3 Br/1Ba all new kithcen, fresh 83628 ACREAGE FOR YOUR NEW HOME! paint & vinyl siding. HOMEDALE $75,000 Lori Badiola 3Br/2Ba with 1 Br Rental on City Lot 1.7 acres up to 2.4 acres. HOMEDALE $82,500 337-4634 Power, phone & well included. MOBILE HOME Nice property $25,000 3Br/2Ba Mfg Home with shop & equipment “BRINGING YOU HOMES” storage building on 1/2 Acre HOMEDALE $92,500 RIVER FRONTAGE READY TO OCCUPY Nice 2 bedroom home on 100X125 lot. SPACES FOR RENT Tasteful 4Br/1Ba. with brand new carpet. 1/2 Acre building stie with septic, power Large garden area. Reduced to $59,900 132 Montana • Spacious single or double wide spaces and shared well. No CCR’s $41,500 All appliances plus washer & dryer included. • Convenient to shopping, schools & VIEW THE RIVER Nice neighborhood, only 8 years old. NICE 2 BEDROOM HOME PRICED TO SELL! Fenced backyard- city services $80,500 Storage shed, Kitchen Appliances included. 403 Cascade - • Clean, quiet family park 5 acres with 1782 sq. ft. home, 24X40 shop, WILDER HOUSES • On site manager fenced for horses. South of Marsing. $125,000 $63,000 • Water/Sewer/Trash provided Priced for quick sale!! 3BR/1Ba Starter home REDUCED TO $96,000 Nice country home with a view. • Cable T.V. Available in Wilder w/ mature landscaping ona corner in QUIET COUNTRY Homedale schools, 25071 Graphic Lane. • Will accept older homes in Mitchell’s Sub. Must see @ $69,900 good condition Over 11 acres with newer 2 bedroom home. 1800 sq. ft., 4 bdrm, 2 bath home. Pasture plus hay growing room. $160,000 JUST LISTED!! COUNTRY SUBDIVISION: 2400 sq. ft., 4 bdrm, 1.75 bath home on 1/2 ONLY $155/mo. GREAT SPACE 2Br, 1 3/4 Ba. Modular home on huge We also have mobile homes for sale ready to secluded city lot with large shop & 3 car acre. Homedale schools, 3 car garage, Room for animals $117,500 move into NOW with low down payment Inside & out. Over 2500 sq. ft. comfy home on garage. PRICED RIGHT @$80,000 GOOD RENTAL INCOME: 2 bdrm by city park. 132 E. Wyoming o.a.c. See managers space #42 or call 4 city lots. Nice neighborhood, great views! (208) 337-5804 $115,000 Call Lori For Details ROYAL VISTA ESTATES: Spectacular view lots now available. Bring your builder! Pick from one to five acre lots! RURAL HOMEDALE Sunset Village 3 bdr., 2 bath on 2 1/2 acres. Irrigation, views, Country atmosphere but close to schools & shopping. Marsing Schools. $84,700 Mobile Home Park Call Lori or Charlene for a tour, covenants, lot layout. 337-4634 401 S. Main • Homedale, Idaho PAGE 24 THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE WED., APRIL 17, 2002

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