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Idaho’s Oldest Newspaper Established 1863 The Voice of Boise County Restoring Historic a Building, pg 3; Honor Roll, pg 8; Flight Park, pg 12 Meridian Man Recovered from Wilderness BOISE COUNTY -- A 1996 steep part of the mountain- cut out fallen timber and brush play and no apparent injuries. black Honda Civic hatchback side, Tommy was found .51 along an old trail, to assist in The cause of death has not yet was discovered by a hiker, miles from his vehicle. Boise bringing the deceased man out been released, and is pending down a U.S. Forest Service dirt County Deputy Coroner, Mike to a much easier access point, an autopsy. road at Mores Creek Summit, Johnson, said it was “a miracle at the bottom of the descent. in the backcountry of Boise that they found him,” within Johnson said that the fam- Additional Story: Emer- County, on June 12th. The car the heavy brush. The man was ily is extremely thankful to all gency resources were shared to belonged to the 23-year-old found deceased at around 11am those who helped in this effort. locate a woman and her teen- missing Meridian man, Thom- on Saturday, June 16th. Tommy Several agencies worked tire- age daughter, who were found as Wright, and was parked near had been missing since Friday, lessly in this search, including safe after becoming lost in the the Sunset Mountain lookout. June 8th. Boise County Deputies, Idaho mountains, while riding an The area was considered to Sheriff Jim Kaczmarek Mountain Search and Rescue ATV. A helicopter was used in be very rough terrain. Having worked with the Idaho City and the Idaho City Hot Shots. this recovery effort, along with Tommy Wright traveled down a particularly Hot Shots, with chainsaws, to There were no signs of foul Idaho Mt. Search and Rescue. Courtesy of Randy & Jan Cliff Happenings Gold Dust Rodeo Time Thorn Creek VFD Fundraiser: June 23rd from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm at our fire station, 76 Thorn Creek Road, off Hwy 21. Auction, Written by Amy Thomsen outside food or beverages. music and food! IDAHO CITY -- Pull on Thank ya’ to our our main your boots and come to the event sponsors: Lowman: Veterans Fishing Day on June 23 at the Lowman Nature 15th annual Gold Dust Rodeo, Idaho Power, Campbell Fishing Ponds. Hosted by the U.S. Forest Service and Idaho Fish & Idaho City 6/29 and 6/30, 6:00 Tractor, All Seasons Dental, Game. Bring a side dish to share by 11:30am. p.m. D&B Supply, Elite Builders, Just north of Idaho City on Hilltop Station, New View Horseshoe Bend: Saturday, June 23- Sea Side Escape-Beach Highway 21 at the Jim Haswell Team, 5CRTrailers.com, Kip themed women's retreat at Grace Lutheran Church. 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Rodeo Arena. Cost is FREE with lunch provided. RSVP by noon Friday, 6/22. Call and Christine Losey, St. Lukes or text Toni Shores 208-859-8836 Tickets: $10 for adults; $6 Sports Medicine and Western for Over 60, Active Military, Trailers. Horseshoe Bend: Thursday, June 28-6:30 p.m. "I Can Only Imag- and kids 6-12; Free for kids un- Our youth event sponsors: ine" the movie. FREE showing at Valley Christian Church. der 6. Alden Waggoner Funeral Junior Bull Riding and Mut- Center, Dental Center at Harris Idaho City: Gold Dust Rodeo on June 29 & 30! Performances start ton Bustin’ begin at 6:00, main Ranch, Terry Peterson Silver- at 6pm. www.golddustrodeo.com rodeo to follow. Come hungry, creek Realty and S & S West Mutton Busting begins at 6pm each night. Catch some of thirsty, bring a lawn chair, and Transportation. our local cowboys & girls! Garden Valley: GV Stampede ATV/ATV Festival on June 30 from enjoy an old-fashioned ICA Thanks also to the local Ida- 10am to 7pm at Weilmunster Park. Live music, trail rides, & poker Photo by Eileen Capson sanctioned Rodeo in the fresh run. Sponsored by S.W. Idaho Travel Assoc. ho City businesses that always mountain air. Wear sturdy support the rodeo and welcome dy’s Kitchen and Tom’s Ser- Centerville: Annual Breakfast at the Centerville Fire Dept. on shoes for walking on uneven our visitors: vice. June 30th from 7:30am to 11:30am. Raffle starts at noon. Fireworks ground. Raffle for a quilt from Seasons, R & J Expressions, See y’all at the rodeo next over the pond at dusk! Carolyn’s Quilts. Please no Idaho City Grocery Store, Tru- Fri. & Sat., June 29 & 30!

Idaho City: Boise Basin Senior Center, 102 Bear Run Road, will be holding a fundraiser breakfast on the 4th of July from 7 am to 10 am. The cost is $7 per person. French toast, scrambled eggs, fried Accident On Hwy 21 potatoes, sausage, fruit and beverages will be served. Support your local senior center and attend this event, we’d love to see you there! Written by Eileen Capson IDAHO CITY -- According Idaho City: 4th of July celebration with parade down Main St. to the woman driver, the accident at noon, activities at John Brogan Park and fireworks at dusk at the occurred when she swerved football field.(Light your own fireworks in specified area.) to miss a cat on Highway 21, between mileposts 31 and 32, Garden Valley: FUN RUN/WALK JULY 6th - 9am Weilmunster near Ellie's Store. The car hit Park...part of the Independence Week-long Celebration! FREE, regis- a pine tree and cartwheeled ter before July 6th at Thunderhill Fitness or by calling 462-5343! Ev- (according to the officer) into eryone welcome, pets (on leash), kids, strollers...& runners/walkers! Mores Creek, landing on its top. Placerville: Independence Day Celebration on July 7th! Pancake The woman was very lucky, with Breakfast from 8am to 11am. Children's games at 1pm. Hot dogs, cot- only minor bumps and scratches. ton candy & snowcones at 6pm. BIG fireworks show at dusk! She was able to exit the car and seek help. She is from the Idaho Have an event? Share it with the World! City area. [email protected] Lisa Kirkland wrote about the experience on The Idaho A car went off of the side of Highway 21 on Thursday and flipped World Facebook page: " I did into the creek. The driver was miraculously able to walk away from Get A Better Deal On A Subscription! black out once I hit the tree Your Name Would Be Here & Delivered To Your this crash with only a few bumps and scratches. Photo by Eileen Capson because I don't remember what Address Every Week. happened next. I remember first, I was punching it and finally just remember being on the road Check The Back Page To Subscribe being pissed off at the air bag able to get to the seat belt. I don't trying to flag people down." or Subscribe online at idahoworld.com because I couldn't unbuckle at remember how I got out either; I Page 2 The Voice of Boise County - The Idaho World - Idaho's Oldest Newspaper Wednesday, June 20, 2018 WEST BOISE COUNTY Letter to the Editor What a delight to go to a tions and the volunteers who tact the Senior Center board bership expressed their ex- On this beautiful day with board meeting in Garden sort, clean, and reorganize the for the application forms). It citement and enthusiasm for smiles all around people chat- Valley that was fun, upbeat, store. became apparent that $57,000 Grannies Closet to continue ted, discussed and laughed to- well attended and run cor- The board meeting finan- dollars were sitting in the store being a viable support to the gether after the meeting. rectly (and great treats). You cials, however, brought to account and not the center ac- Senior Center (whose age re- Truly a very nice Garden could feel the new positive en- light the lack of the previous count as required by the by- quirement was voted on and Valley experience. ergy in the newly reorganized store operator’s responsibility laws. 50% was to remain in passed to lower to 50 years and very tidy Senior Cen- to place the funds in the cor- the Senior Center account and of age) and community along Linda Ruppel ter. With the huge increase in rect accounts. This has all 50% was to be distributed with meals, activities and edu- Garden Valley membership new and some old now been corrected, audited by the Senior Center (not the cational programs. (to be revived) programs are and the process for distribut- store) to registered 501-C3 underway to getting started. ing the 2016, 2017, and 2018 non-profits in our communi- Grannies Closet-a true and funds to the community has ty. This was not done for the registered nonprofit store is begun. (only if you are a true most part by the previous op- Masons Support alive and well and doing a lot and registered 501-C3 you can erators of Grannies Closet. of business thanks to dona- request assistance funds-con- The new board and mem- HSB Elementary

Garden Valley Senior & Social Center News By Janet Juroch

GardenSomething Valley Senior interesting nation Request Form to local the receiving. This new en- andcaught Social my Center attention News in a 501 organizations. After the ergy with the Senior Center, 6.20.18magazine that explained how Board receives a request, the Granny’s Closet and superb Writtenpeople withby Janet a giving Juroch heart decision is made at the next volunteers, will find creative Somethingmay actually interesting live healthier meeting. and fun uses for the Center and longer lives. If that is The spirit of giving has also including more meals. Re- caught my attention in a the case, then, this commu- been reciprocated in that the search and paperwork is be- magazinenity will be that around explained for a long GV Senior Center has made ing done to get a Metro Meals howtime. people Garden with Valley a giving is full sure items have been avail- on Wheels program started heartof giving may hearts. actually Political live di- able for Project Patch and as a lunch program. Plans healthiervides aside, and everyone longer lives.finds a the newly developed classes for a dinner meal each week Ifcause that theyis the stand case, behind then, and at the school. Donations of are also in the future. A lot of thissupport. community The Garden will beValley items, not money, has helped groundwork needs to be laid aroundSenior Centerfor a long has time. been ex- the needs of the kids and their to make these things happen, Written by Tracy Koslosky Gardenperiencing Valley so much is full support of programs. Granny’s Closet is but progress is swiftly mov- HORSESHOE BEND -- The Placer Lodge of Horseshoe givingof the currenthearts. directionPolitical it is the perfect place to take your ing along. Bend (part of the Grand Lodge of Idaho Ancient Free and dividestaking. Thank aside, you everyone everyone! items. Since the Board and Accepted Masons) awarded 3 Horseshoe Bend Elementary Most noteworthy at this volunteers listens to item re- Don’t forget the free Fit finds a cause they stand School students with bicycles on Wednesday, May 30. Their time are the donations re- quests from local 501’s and the and Fallproof Class that will behind and support. Bikes For Books program encourages students to read for ceived for Granny’s Closet. school, they make sure to help get you stretched out and success. The criteria to be entered to win a bike has students Volunteers (those with a out. For example, Starlight more flexible. It is every participate in an accelerated reader program (AR). Students giving heart) are so excited Mountain Theater had requests Tuesday and Thursday from that meet their AR goal are awarded one entry in the bike as items come in because in for items for their productions, 2-4pm. They have all the drawing. Additional entries are earned when students surpass turn, they can put wonderful just in case something came to equipment needed with guid- their goal and/or earn a 75% or better score on comprehension items on the shelves. Thank ed programs every week. quizzes for books read. Pictured from left to right: Horseshoe you to the Garden Valley Between a giving heart and Bend Elementary School Principal Cora Larson, bike recipient friends that have brought in a class to keep your mobil- Emily Hampton (4th grade), Placer Lodge Mmmber Jamie such fantastic items. Some- ity…...well, that just might Ashbrook, Placer Lodge member Ted Bowers, bike recipient times we don’t know who be as close as we get to the Farrah Sanchez (kindergarten), Place Lodge member Jim Grant, to thank but we appreciate Fountain of Youth! and bike recipient Ekko Hermey (2nd grade) everyone that donates. And Watch for news of upcom- Photo by Tracy Koslosky remember, we will provide the store. A leather jacket was ing events, meals, dinners you with a tax donation form in the request for their produc- and more coming soon. En- if you want to deduct the do- tion of “Grease”. Lo and be- joy volunteering in whatever nations on your taxes. hold a jacket did show up at capacity that fits at events. So, in turn, the GVSC will the Closet and was perfect for The Center is also available bring more funds into the one of the actors to wear. for rental. Call 208-462-3943 101 Holiday Drive, Garden Valley, ID 83722 community and school when and leave a message or call Office: 462-3250  Pro Shop: 462-3314 we have a strong turnover of It is great that partnership CJ Scharf at 208-861-6742. Terrace Lakes Tuesdays at the hot springs pool. Come store items. The Senior Cen- with the community goes hand Office and enjoy our pool on Tuesdays for only $5.00 for every- Hot ter Board will provide a Do- in hand with the giving and Open Daily one (3 and under are free). 8:00am - 5:00pm Springs Memberships for $500.00—call the office for information Pool

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I want to tell everyone from the bottom Idaho’s Oldest Newspaper of my heart how thankful myself and Established September 29, 1863 Bob are for all the prayers, flowers, cards and support we have received Published weekly by: during this recovery from the accident, Idaho World Publishing, LLC we are very thankful to be here. There P.O. Box 220; Idaho City, ID 83631 are so may to thank I don’t have Eileen Capson - Editor-in-Chief enough room from the special people [email protected] that built the ramp form to all the help (208) 342-3399 I have here at home, the benefit was Send articles & legals to: wonderful and I really appreciate [email protected] all the hard work Kathy, Bob, and everyone put in to it. It goes to show Correspondents: how wonderful this community is Janet Juroch - Garden Valley and how luck we are to live here, The [email protected], 208-462-4557 people here are the most amazing and Eileen Capson - Idaho City wonderful people anywhere! Thank [email protected]; 208-342-3399 each any every of you!" Tracy Koslosky -Horseshoe Bend [email protected], 208-793-2834 Basin School District 72 Contributors: Bruce Heflin Notice: District’s Summer Jerry Branson Hours Don Fry The district‘s business Rick Murray offices will be open Monday Georgene Thomas through Thursday from 7:00 Copy Editor: Twila Neiwert a.m. to 5:00 p.m. starting Monday, June 4, 2018. Regular The opinions expressed in paid advertisements and in articles business hours, Monday through do not necessarily represent the views of this newspaper or of its staff. Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., will resume on August, 20, 2018. USPS (256-120) - PERIODICAL Postage paid at Idaho City, Idaho, and at The district’s business additional mailing offices under the Act of March 3, 1879. Annual subscrip- tions are $30 for delivery within Boise County, $45 for delivery to addresses Hours of Operation: Friday - Saturday 9am to 6pm, office will be closed for two with zip codes starting with 836, 837 or 979, and $50 to other U.S. addresses. $200 per cord / you pick up weeks beginning on June 25th POSTMASTER: Send address changes to - The Idaho World; PO Box $225 delivery charge within 15 miles of Idaho City and ending on July 6th. 220; Idaho City, ID 83631 Page 4 The Voice of Boise County - The Idaho World - Idaho's Oldest Newspaper Wednesday, June 20, 2018 BOISE COUNTY Letters to the Editor: I am writing in regards to years. I’d kept my certification to make this area like wherever will negatively impact both the sewer system, when a number the proposed hiring of para- up at mostly my own cost and you came from. Idaho wages river system and home owners. of less expensive, site specific medics thru the G.V. Fire helped when I could and my and retirements probably can’t The aquifers feed the rivers, alternatives would suffice for Dept. and also the tax money husband was a volunteer EMT match yours and our taxes have animals and people. Aquifer both Terrace Lakes and the thru the G.V. Health District and volunteered many hours to doubled in the past few years. capacities are not unlimited as City of Crouch? Crouch’s 2010 that originally was meant to help our community and those they would have us believe. WWTF study mapped out five help a Health Clinic get es- who visited it. So, we both are Rebecca Butler The 2 Forks WWTF Plan sim- less expensive, yet viable alter- tablished years ago. familiar with the time and fi- Garden Valley ply assumes aquifers capacities natives to the 2 Forks “region- I am a native Idahoan and nancial cost. Not only would are unbounded through wet al” solution. When it comes have lived in G.V. since 1977 the cost of wages be high, but times and droughts. to 2 Forks, if the only tool you and have children, grandchil- continued education is required Second, how will draining have is a hammer every prob- dren and now great-grands at- to keep certified and the cost of If you feel that writing Boise County home and busi- lem has to look like a nail. If tending G.V. School. I do be- supplies, [Do you know that a Letter-to-the-Editor is a ness owner’s pocket books via a Garden Valley business failed lieve in quality education, but all supplies, medications and “Fools Errand” and can the taxes necessary to service and it had a warehouse filled I do not believe in wasteful en- some equipment have expira- change nothing, then I invite $20,000,000 in public debt with IBM Selectric typewrit- deavors; but personal account- tion dates?], so there is all the you to read on. “provide opportunity for Gar- ers would state, county and ability. replacement costs of unused A few weeks ago I observed den Valley residents and busi- city politicians push to have Having had 2 {I understand expired items. the 2 Forks mission state- ness owners”? Ask a college classrooms filled with these at present it is 1½} fulltime Not only will your taxes go ment published on their Face student with tens of thousands antiques instead of PC’s? … paid fire dept. personnel is very up, but also if you use the ser- Book (FB) page made it clear of dollars of student debt how apparently so. wasteful of our tax dollars. Do vices of a paramedic, your per- their intent was to “utilize the it has impacted their lives. Why you know that even Fruitland, sonal cost will go up. Dr. Koe- wastewater plant to elimi- are county tax payers expected John A. Jauregui ID, which is much bigger than nig once considered having nate as many septic tanks as to foot the bill for a “regional” Garden Valley G.V. has a much larger school him or his P.A. on call for the possible along the Payette system and larger population, Crouch Volunteer Ambulance River”. The message was has only ONE part-time paid 24/7, but decided it would not clear, “septic tanks were akin Need Fireworks? fire dept. employee to keep be cost effective. Having paid to guns in private hands or car- supplies, equipment, training in paramedics or paid EMTs on bon dioxide flowing from -pri Buying Fireworks this year for a family order? If you notice G.V. even call would be even less cost ef- vate car exhausts”. Septic tanks celebration in the valley? Please come has a vehicle for the fire chief fective. Yes, sometimes there are yet another “social evil” to support our TNT Fireworks stand in the to run around in! Since when are calls back to back, but then be taxed out of existence at ex- did G.V. become a Boise sub- many days without a call; just traordinary cost to Boise Coun- East Gate Shopping Center next to the urb? When the G.V. fire chief like how often is there an ac- ty tax payers. Starbucks Coffee. We are at Apple & Boise got permission from the district tual structure fire in G.V.? These public revelations in commissioners to order an am- Then there was the Health the IW motivated 2 Forks to Ave. in a big tent. Proceeds go to support bulance and gave him permis- District voted on to set up a change their FB mission state- our work in the community, including sion to run an ambulance thru Health Clinic with either a Dr., ment. It now reads, “To im- Idaho City Volunteer Firefighters and their the Fire Dept.: Well, don’t you N.P. or P.A. but they’ve been prove the Payette River and think the taxpayers should have using the tax money for other provide opportunity for Garden fireworks, Christmas food boxes, Burn had the opportunity to vote on things that the Board think is Valley residents and business Out Fund, and Mountain Life Ministries. his using Fire District taxes to needed. The G.V. Health Clin- owners.” This statement imme- order and start running an am- ic is well established on their diately begs a number of ques- bulance service, considering own now, they shouldn’t need tions. there was a volunteer ambu- tax money. Instead of using First, one has to wonder how lance in G.V. in the first place? that money for what the board draining millions of gallons of As a citizen, shouldn’t you can construe as “Medical,” it ground water from GV aqui- have wanted to vote on this? should be given back to the fers via a centralized piping G.V. vote on setting up a Fire people and dissolved. system costing millions of dol- District, not Ambulance. Now, I would be ashamed to be on lars and concentrating it south he wants paid paramedics. either of these boards, using our of the South Fork River will When does it stop? I was an tax dollars for their own band- “improve the Payette River”? Idaho certified EMT from 1979 box. If you are new to G.V., Draining millions of gallons – 2018, but worked out of the welcome, but please don’t try of water from valley aquifers valley as a nurse and the last 20

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"I knew I was going to try designated high school welcomed a NWSE student and play basketball but never exchange program) has from Monterrey, Mexico. even thought about baseball" been facilitating student Rogelio Trevino arrived in Trevino said. Trevino also exchanges since 1987. The August for an academic year commented on how "Horseshoe company strives to help build exchange and stayed with Bend is a very safe place to international friendships and Horseshoe Bend residents, the live" and went on to add "but opportunities for students ages Koslosky family. The city of the weather is very cold." This 15-18 and give host families Monterrey is a large urban city was the first time that the Ko- an opportunity to experience and the capital of Nuevo Leon, slosky’s opened their home to intercultural learning and Mexico. It is the ninth largest an exchange student but they personal growth. Host families city and the largest commercial enjoyed the experience so needn't be just families with area in Northwest Mexico. much that they are set to do children. Single parents, single Monterrey is known as being it for the upcoming academic adults, empty nesters and the most "Americanized" city school year. This time the ex- grandparents are encouraged to in Mexico and is home to change student hails from Ger- be host families. The criteria many international companies. many. Family patriarch, Chris for hosting an exchange Horseshoe Bend, in Trevino's Koslosky, has some slight trep- student is fairly simple. eyes, was quite a contrast to the idation regarding a new student Host families are charged life he had in Monterrey. Asked staying with the family. “I Foreign exchange student, Rogelio Trevino de la Garza, from with providing an exchange about the biggest difference don’t know how we could get Monterrey, Mexico Photo by Tracy Koslosky student with a safe and caring between his hometown and so lucky again, Rogelio was environment which includes Horseshoe Bend Trevino a great addition to our fam- trying to match exchange stu- you or your family is interested a bed and meals. Students replied, "The pace of life is ily” he stated. There are many dents with local host families. in hosting an exchange student, may also need assistance with much slower here." While more students looking for host “The most successful exchang- Humphries can be contacted at transportation. Host families attending Horseshoe Bend families for this year. Jessica es happen when families incor- (208) 919-3168 or jesyka19@ are never responsible for any High School Trevino took Humphries is the NWSE local porate the student into the fam- gmail.com. personal expenses the student classes that enabled him to coordinator and she is actively ily” Humphries commented. If may have for activities, travel, stay in good standing with or school and students have his school in Mexico, the their own spending money. Universidad de Monterrey Exchange students also have (UDEM). By contrast Children's Community their own health insurance Horseshoe Bend High school coverage. Students typically has 70 students compared stay with a host family for with UDEM's enrollment of Wellness Center Set to Open! an entire academic school 3,000. He also participated By John McFarlane It is located in building 6, right an area that will serve as the year or for a semester. All in many extracurricular IDAHO CITY -- It has been across from the Forest Service community pantry that will be students placed by Northwest activities including yearbook, a long and arduous process, but house on the corner of Mont- staffed by Community School Student Exchange (NWSE) basketball, and baseball where the on-campus medical clinic gomery and Centerville Road. Coordinator, Bundy Moore. have English skills that will Trevino made All-Conference is set to open when students Look for more specific infor- enable them to communicate 2nd team (in a sport he never return in August. The Basin Initially, the Wellness Center mation regarding insurance, district has reached an agree- will be open two days a week days of operation and contact Valley Christian Center's ment with Dr. Michael Koenig from 8:00 AM until 5:00 PM information as the grand open- of Garden Valley Family Medi- with the goal of expanding to ing approaches. Movie Night cine to provide primary care to five days as demand increases. students, their families and the The center will have two ex- Note: Individuals currently Written by Tracy Koslosky community at large. The dis- amination rooms, a bathroom, barred from campus by court Horseshoe Bend -- Valley Christian Church is inviting the trict will rent space to Dr. Koe- a lab, business/reception office order, community release community to a free showing of the hit movie "I Can Only nig in the opposite side of the and a waiting room. All rooms agreement or state statute, will Imagine" on Thursday, June 28 at 6:30pm. The movie is named portable currently being used will be ADA accessible. Addi- also be denied access to the after the song by the same name which is the best-selling Chris- for mental health counseling. tionally, the building will have Wellness Center. tian single of all time. Performed by the double platinum, con- temporary Christian band, Mercy Me, the song was written in 1999 by the band’s lead singer, Bart Millard. Millard wrote the song when he was imagining what it would be like to meet Jesus 1920'sFOR Log Cabin SALE in Atlanta for the first time. The song, which was released in 2001, was a huge success eventually crossing over to the pop charts where it Rustic and needs work, almost 1 acre with trees, debuted on Billboard’s Top 100 in 2003. I Can Only Imagine is 2 hours from Idaho City, in Atlanta, Idaho. the story of Millard and his re- Call Lee in the evenings (208) 864-2112 lationship with his abusive fa- ther, Arthur Millard. Released in March of this year the movie (which had a production bud- get of less than 8 million) has grossed 84 million domestically. The movie stars Dennis Quaid as Arthur Millard, Cloris Leach- man as Bart’s Meemaw, and J. Michael Finley in his big screen debut. Valley Christian Center is located at 109 S. Riverside Drive in Horseshoe Bend. Wednesday, June 20, 2018 The Voice of Boise County - The Idaho World - Idaho's Oldest Newspaper Page 7 BOISE COUNTY Payette Forward Stock the Shelves Grand Opening on Friday, June 22nd!

By Marlene Partridge when a child needs a warm Forward is also an answer to a Garden Valley -- Saturday, jacket or a teen needs help to lot of needs that come up be- June 23rd will be the Grand attend a summer enrichment cause it just isn’t convenient to Opening of the new thrift program. live in such a small community. shop on Middlefork Road in Payette Forward Thrift is run If your guest neglects to pack a Crouch: Payette Forward. The by 100% volunteer labor. No swim suit for a visit in January, new thrift shop is located next one, not even the manager, gets they can probably get one at to the “Valley Wide” propane one dime of compensation for Payette Forward. If a camper business. The staff of Payette their work. One hundred per- brought everything with them Forward is a cadre of dedicated cent of the profits will be do- except something to cook in, volunteers who are working nated to the community in the there are some pots and pans hard to bring you quality used form of emergency funding, at Payette Forward. A dad who merchandise at very reasonable meeting special needs (such just wants to sit on the deck prices. The unofficial motto is: as a flag for the Boy Scouts,) and read, can collect “take-me- “Offer good prices so shoppers or ongoing assistance to Emer- away” books, a porch swing, a get bargains and want to come gency Services. lemonade pitcher and even an back. Offer quality merchan- For the community, Payette afghan to set up in his favorite Ruth Richter tests out a sofa donated to Payette Forward. dise, so customers can go out spot on the front porch. Moth- and talk to their friends about ers can find durable school it in. As we open, you will find furniture, and the list goes on what great deals they got.” That clothes, stocking stuffers for dishes, art, clothing and shoes, and on. All the volunteers at way you have repeat business Christmas, stationary, tools, a jewelry, books, toys, bedding, Payette Forward are thrilled and new business constantly baby bathtub and Halloween tables and chairs, sofas, and so with what we have received turning the merchandise over, costumes. Obviously, not all much more." and what we can provide for providing steady revenue to the the merchandise can be listed With so much bounty given, the community. If Payette For- store and much needed funding here. There is a favorite saying it is not possible to name ev- ward volunteers aren’t exactly to the community of Garden around the shop: “if you can’t eryone who contributed. The spinning gold from straw, they Valley. Shoppers get access find it at Payette Forward, you Rangers surveyed the scene to still get to take things that the to things they need that are in don’t really need it anyway!” see what was needed and then members of our community good condition, clean, and very The other side of the business went home to get donations, give away, and through a pro- reasonably priced. is the donations that our com- then made another trip with cess that does seem almost In addition to direct funding munity so abundantly provides. more donations. After that they magical, turn them into money for charitable and non-profit Payette worker Anita Sher- went to the Deli in the Market and value for shoppers and sup- organizations Payette Forward wood comments, “We have had and bought lunch for the work- port for our community. So, will always be open to requests so much unfailing support from ers! Mr. Pelley donated chairs. add a trip to Payette Forward to for clothing, etc, for families so many in the valley that our Joanne Kolby brought a spin- your list of Saturday activities. displaced by a house fire or Pam Sprague in the car she hearts are over-flowing. Dona- ning wheel, complete with at- You never know what treasures other catastrophic event. Vol- always wanted (the Barbie Car) tions have been coming in at tachments. Vastin and Yolanda you will find. unteers are very happy to help Photos by Marlene Partridge such a pace we can hardly take made two trips to transport Focus on Grants The Next Step for Crouch After Water Bond Passage

Written by Janet Juroch buying down with grants to to door would be the best way city limits of Crouch. decisions may be needed. At- CROUCH -- Crouch City get to most affordable cost to to do this survey. Renters in- There was also a re-assign- torney Pantera felt it may be Council met recently at their users. Mountain Waterworks come can also be a part of the ment of the City Clerk posi- in the best interest of the city regularly meeting to discuss have been in touch with De- survey within the city limits tion. Vickie L. Chandler has to remove them “just as you the next steps needed for mov- partment of Commerce (DOC), of Crouch. There is more in- been Crouch City Clerk for 5 would if [bees] were in your ing forward with a new water Department of Environmental formation in a handout that is years and recently announced own home”. project. Other items were dis- Quality (DEQ), USDA, and available at the City Hall. she want to semi-retire. Janet The City Council approved cussed as well. Mayor Bob Idaho Rural Waters Associa- Discussions of cost reduc- M. Juroch will go into the City sending the budgeted item of Powell, Council President tion (IRWA), where there are tions for everyone could be at- Clerk/Treasurer position and $1000 to the Sheriff for extra Steve McAninch, Council many options for large grants. tained if Packer John were to Chandler will become Deputy officers to cover the th4 of July Member Jackie Kraupp were Most applications need to go hook up to the city well system. Clerk as needed. celebrations in town. The city in attendance with Council in around November. Grants “A $50 rate is probably the goal A bee situation at the Com- is also working on a Business Member Wendy Bates attended would get approved in January to make sure it is affordable munity Hall was discussed. License for Payette Forward by phone. Also present were with construction starting in and sustainable,” according to There is a colony that may be but will wait for non-profit sta- Tony Pantera, City Attorney, June 2019. Farrell. This rate is common inside a wall. Alan Hart, a lo- tus paperwork to be brought in City Clerk/Treasurer, Vickie Kristina Gillespie spoke throughout Idaho rural and city cal beekeeper came to explain since they are not yet a certi- L. Chandler, and Deputy City about the guidelines for the areas. the nature of honey bees and fied non-profit. Other items Clerk, Janet Juroch. survey that would be needed The City Council is looking explained that they are mostly discussed were the next year’s Tim Farrell, City Engineer & to prove lower income housing at an open seat recently va- docile. He said, “They are not budget questions. Kristina Gillespie of Mountain to get grants. She explained, cated. The process has been a hazard to anyone. There may Next City Council meeting is Water Works, reported the pro- “The survey would be anony- advertised for an additional not be a problem in the Hall July 11, 2018 at 6:30pm at the cess and costs associated with mous and sealed. The person City Council member. The po- as they are quiet. We could Crouch City Hall. A Proposed the new project. The total cost gathering the surveys would sition can be appointed for the pull the siding off, remove the Budget Hearing for the City of was proposed at $1,800.00. not be able to see survey infor- remainder of the vacated term. hive, and then make it inacces- Crouch will begin at the start of The user bond was passed for mation. We would also need Anyone interested in serving sible. We could also extermi- the meeting before the regular $1.3M. The City of Crouch a 75% survey response rate.” on the city council may apply. nate them. That is not the best City Council meeting. will be funding the project by City Council was told that door Must be 21 and live within the idea.” Further discussion and Page 8 The Voice of Boise County - The Idaho World - Idaho's Oldest Newspaper Wednesday, June 20, 2018 LEGAL NOTICES Basin Elementary School Horseshoe Bend 3rd Semester Honor Roll, June 2018 Schools Highest Honors– 4TH Jocelyn Caward High Honors – 6th Grade Ashlyn Porter Grade 4th Quarter Honor Kendall Exon Tyler Callagy Seth Albany Milo Fouch Trey Martiny Kaya Brown Michael Kaczmarek Daniel Senteney Aydan Cottrell Roll 2018 Rocco Olvera Selena Exon th Logan Jackson Paige Heckathorn Highest Honors: 4.00 9 Grade – Logyn Bromgard Honors – 5th Grade th Kathryn Allen Makayla Barber Tell Jewell or higher 10 Grade – Jersey Hughes, 6th Grade – Abigail Howerton Destiny Sumter Zion Dougherty Brennin Kerr th th 11 Grade – Adam Akers, Honors – 4TH Grade Jasper Gluck Dax Olvera 7 Grade – Trinity Christmas 9th Grade – Chelsie Christ- Quade Renfro, Coltyn Smith Will Callagy Chris Ringuette Isaiha Plaisted th mas, Marx Christmas 12 Grade – Blake Foster, Mollie Chesire Logan Williams Peyton Withey 10th Grade – Brooke Lane Garrett Moore, Kayla Newell, Trapper Moroney Kade Hofer Jonah Young 11th Grade – Brittani Coo- Rachel Wolsleben Kennedy Pickens Aric Smith Logan Watson per, Syringa Riley Sam Vinsant Mason Taylor 12th Grade – Gavin Miller Bolded high school students Highest Honors – 6th Lance Caward also qualified for the quarterly Highest Honors– 5th Grade Jayden Hofer High Honors: 3.50 – Mustang Club. To qualify for Grade Kasey Pontius Merrin Hunicke the Mustang Club, students 3.99 must have for the quarter 95% th 6 Grade – Porter Larson, or better attendance, a 3.5 or Cassidy Noe, Torey Tschida higher GPA, and no discipline th 7 Grade – Darvien Christ- reports. Garden Valley Schools mas, Kendra Kreiter, Blayne Meyer, Josie Stone 8th Grade – Colten Meyer District Incentive 9th Grade – Hunter How- Scholarships 2nd Semester Honor Roll 2018 th erton 6 Grade – Carson Drake, 5th Grade Crawley, Seth Donald, Jaiden olds, Connor Smith 10th Grade – Johna Dhuyvet- Seth Hess 7th Grade – Kayla Briggs, Honor Roll - 3.00 to 3.49 Hunt, Gavin Kelly ter, Benjamin Howerton, Darvien Christmas, Trinity Dustin Holt, Arhea Wilken High Honor Roll – 3.50 to Lana Larson, Finn Pratt, Highest Honor Roll – 4.0 3.99 Emagyne Womack Christmas, Jedidiah Graham, th Evan Hampton, Kendra Kre- High Honor Roll – 3.50 to Gracie Castillo Ryan Briggs, Perry Grosve- 11 Grade – Michael Far- iter, Seth Rubal, Josie Stone 3.99 nor, Benjamin Jackson rar, Benjamin Fluke, Van- 8th Grade – Savanna Wolsle- LilyAnn Cadotte, Wyatt th essa Jimenez, Hank Ralls, 8 Grade Highest Honor Roll – 4.0+ Daniel Sanchez, Jade Warren ben Donald, Scout Douglas, Mat- th Honor Roll – 3.00 to 3.49 th 9 Grade – Marx Christmas, thew Krepps, Conor Ross, Demitri Court, Joaquin 12 Grade – Billie Atkinson, Brady Campos, Clayton th Fuhriman, Kateri Koenig, Ciara Drake, Jayci Fenton, 10 Grade – Johna Dhuyvet- Marina Simpson Richardson, Rhiannon Ross, Asher Wright (Briganti) Rachel Houle, Wyatt Smith ter, Jersey Hughes, Lana Lar- Savannah Thompson, Joshua son, Emagyne Womack Highest Honor Roll – 4.0 Waltman, Katy Wentz 11th Grade – Adam Akers, Taylor Albright, Vincent Bi- th Honors: 3.00 – 3.49 11 Grade Brittani Cooper, Syringa Riley gelow, Trustin Brown, Trev- 6th Grade – Nicholas Cooper, High Honor Roll – 3.50 to Honor Roll – 3.00 to 3.49 12th Grade – Billie Atkinson or Corn, Emma Davis, Rex 3.99 Chance Harrold, Parker Carson Drake, Seth Hess Fackrell, Hayden Grosvenor, 7th Grade – Brogan Anthony, Lillian Asher, Jordan Cas- Jenkins Students earn $50 District Thomas Knuteson, Timothy Kayla Briggs, Jedidiah Gra- tillo, Hudson Fields, Joshua Incentive Scholarships each Larsen, Jayden Robinson, ham, Evan Hampton, Kaitlyn Mobley High Honor Roll – 3.50 to semester by having no more Emma Shannahan, Olivia Madarieta, Seth Rubal 3.99 than three tardies per semes- Tucker, Aubree Zimmer 8th Grade – Lilly Fellom, Tif- Highest Honor Roll – 4.0 Bryce Edwards, Wrenlie ter, no more than three ab- fani Kneedy, Decker Larson, Amelia Court, Isabella Grosvenor sences in any one class, and a Kloe’ McReynolds, MaKenzie th Gilmore-Benedict, Kadence 3.0 or higher GPA. 6 Grade Renfro, Alexis Roberts Honor Roll – 3.00 to 3.49 Gress, Sydnee Lindstrom, Sara Highest Honor Roll – 4.0+ Leila Castillo, Tacoma Kel- Vanderwyk Rachael Pond ly, Kaden Siniff th 9th Grade 12 Grade High Honor Roll – 3.50 to Honor Roll – 3.00 to 3.49 Honor Roll – 3.00 to 3.49 3.99 Covy Kelly, Devin Yearsley Samuel Christensen, Bree- Gertie Fuhriman, Maximus ann Danes, Gregery Pendred Good, Spencer Patton, Mia High Honor Roll – 3.50 to (Smith), Steven Smith, Mar- 208-462-2882 Sanchez-Muise 3.99 tin Wampler Locally Owned/Licensed Contractor Hayden Elmore, Brooklyn Insurance Restorations * Remodeling Highest Honor Roll – 4.0 Jenkins, Emily Mitchell, Madi- High Honor Roll – 3.50 to New Construction * Carpet Cleaning River Hughes, Kadence Ja- son Ross, Donovan VanDyk, 3.99 Free Estimates cobs, Grace Kahre, Josephine Eli VanDyk, Shanna Waltman Sydney Baucom (Mor- Tyndorf, Alayna VanDyk, Me- ris), Paige Blanchat, Shelsey gan Winslow Highest Honor Roll – 4.0+ Hoene, Darell Peppers (Lind- Mountain Properties Abigail-Evaline Burbank, strom), Joshua Sanders For Sale th Carmen Castillo, Corban Lots from 1 - 40 Acres in Boise County 7 Grade Highest Honor Roll – 4.0+ Honor Roll – 3.00 to 3.49 Fields, Olivia Fobes, Ty Grigg, Terms - 2% down and 1% per month. Javier Fuhriman, Mikayla Brett Hodges, Andrew Ro- Kolten LaFleur If you know of someone who may be interested, you would Grimm, Caitlin Harrold, Ca- bison, Shelby Smith be entitled to a 5% Referal Fee once property is recorded in th leb Overlie, Luke Ptomey, their name. 10 Grade Lydia Schulz For current list call: (208) 331-7929 High Honors Roll – 3.50 to Honor Roll – 3.00 to 3.49 3.99 Jacob Beckwith, Kassandra Trayson Corn, Nathaniel Gehrig, Kiahna Hansen-Reyn- Wednesday, June 20, 2018 The Voice of Boise County - The Idaho World - Idaho's Oldest Newspaper Page 9 BOISE COUNTY Define: "Weeds" 4th of July Activities By Georgene Thomas landowners are encouraged to • The potential adverse im- Approved in Idaho City BOISE COUNTY -- When collect the spray and use it on pact of the weed must exceed does a plant become a weed? their properties. Mr. Rekow the cost of control. Have you ever planted a was impressed and said “this Mr. Rekow suggested search- garden, and noticed that your year about 20% of the people ing the internet for a websites: daisies are taking over the who gathered weed spray were Idaho Weed Awareness Cam- bean patch? The definition new to Boise County, and had paign as the best resource of a weed, according to Paul very positive attitudes about for up-to-date information Rekow, who is the acting weed controlling the noxious weeds about Idaho's noxious superintendent of Boise Coun- on their property.” weeds, and their control. ty stated: “A weed is a mis- He also mentioned that there Source for this page: Idaho’s placed plant.” is still weed spray available Noxious Weeds by Robert H. But Boise County has many at the transfer station near the Callihan & Timothy W. Miller. more noxious weeds than mis- dump, and landowners placed daisies, according to the are welcome to contin- Idaho Department of Agricul- ue to use it throughout ture, “There are hundreds of the summer. weed species in Idaho; in 1977, The following crite- 35 were designated noxious by ria are used to desig- Idaho law. As of 2009, there nate a noxious weed are 57 noxious weed species.” according to the Idaho Specifically in our Boise Department of Agri- Written and photo by Georgene Thomas County, Paul Rekow works dil- culture: IDAHO CITY -- In the regular Idaho City council meeting igently to maintain and prevent • It must be present held on June 13th, 2018, Mitch Tain, presented information the spread of “Meadow knap- in Idaho, but not a na- about the upcoming 4th of July celebration. He submitted an weed”, “Diffuse knapweed”, tive plant. event checklist which will close traffic on Main Street from and “Russian knapweed.” • It must be poten- 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The parade, Tain said: “will definitely There are two weekends when tially more harmful go down Main Street this year.” the county provides spray for than beneficial to -Ida There will also be the reading of the Constitution preamble these noxious weeds. The first ho. in the park, with other activities. Tain, who is one of the Idaho one is usually before the end of • Eradication must City Fire district officers, said: "The fire department will be May, and then again later in the be economically and Meadow Knapweed prepared to participate in the parade and provide fire protection summer. This spray is free and physically feasible. Courtesy of University of Idaho Extension throughout the day.” Services GARY BROWN'S MOUNTAIN MOTORS Grand June Specials! SOLD

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YARD SALE: cation. Questions call Russ Taylor and recovery after a natural or Schools Announce Garden Valley. Yard Sale Sat- at 208-284-7966. manmade disaster. If called up urday June 30th 8:00-5:00. 12 for services, contractors would be Letter to the Lunch Policies : Spur Drive. Shilo Estates The City of Idaho City is ac- under the direction of County, State Local school districts cepting applications for a part- or Federal Incident Commanders or Editor? have all announced their WANTED: time janitor. Must have reliable Authorities. Applicants will need policies and guidelines for transportation and valid driver’s to fill out a contract for the county I buy most Gold & Silver Free and Reduced Price license. Job descriptions and ap- that will be approved by the County Say it in 400 Coins, pay cash. 208-392-4559 Meals for the upcoming plications are available at City Commissioners and managed by the words or less Hall, 511 Main St., Idaho City, Boise County Emergency Manager. school year & summer. HELP WANTED: Id. Mon.-Thu. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (208) There will also be forms to fill out Check with your local school GARDEN VALLEY: 392-4584 Applications will be identifying each piece of equipment, for more information. Wine Room Sales Assistant: accepted until job is filled. Idaho insurance information and cost Now Hiring City is an Equal Opportunity Em- rates. Please contact the Boise Part Time - Hourly ployer. County Emergency Manager, Bob Boise County Residents: Sales Assistant in Wine Shop Showalter, at [email protected]. Must be friendly; trustworthy; The Basin School District #72, id.us or call 208-807-0082 for more Want to sell a large item? converse with customers; motivat- in Idaho City is accepting ap- information. Advertise it for FREE in the Classifieds! ed; and have basic knowledge of plications for a full time main- wine. tenance worker and a full time COMMUNITY The Idaho World Apply At: custodian. Salary is dependent Terrace Lakes Resort on experience. The Basin School SERVICES: 101 Holiday Drive District #72 is an equal opportu- Garden Valley Senior Center: Severance Sand & Gravel Garden Valley, ID 82633 nity employer. Applications are Every Tuesday and Thursday from Garden Valley Lowman Horseshoe Bend 208-462-3250 available at the Idaho City High 2-4pm is Fit & Fallproof Classes (7/18) school office. Ask for a "classified for strength and flexibility. 462-3005 employment application." Guided programs each and ev- Boise County Road & Bridge ery week. It’s Free!! Readi-Mix Concrete Department has an opening for Trudy's Kitchen in Idaho Concrete Blocks, Septic Systems a full-time Equipment Operator City is looking for dishwashers Horseshoe Bend: Tuesday's & We Accept Visa and MC in the Garden Valley area. Class and servers. Please apply in person, Fridays-Hot meals at The Horse- shoe Bend Senior Center. Lunch Delivery or U-haul A CDL required. Applications and no phone calls. License # RCE34099 Job Description can be printed is served at 12:15 (Bingo imme- from the Boise County website LOWMAN: diately following). The center is www.boisecounty.us or picked up The Idaho World is looking located at 109 S. Riverside Drive. at the Road & Bridge Department for a reporter for the Lowman Recommended donation is $ 5.00 Office, 39 Brownlee Road, Garde- area. Please inquire at editor@ for seniors at least 60 years of na, ID 83629, or the Clerk’s Of- idahoworld.com age, $ 6.00 for everyone else. For fice, 420 Main Street, Idaho City transportation or meal delivery in- ID, 83631 or call 793-2380. Boise BOISE COUNTY: formation call (208) 793-2344. County is an Equal Opportuni- Garden Valley Transfer Wednesdays-American Legion ty Employer and gives Veteran’s Site. Job is part time, 2 days a Bingo. Corner Cafe, 446 ID-55 preference in its hiring practices. week, Thursday and Saturday, Horseshoe Bend. Games start at from May 15 thru September 6:30, twenty-five cents per card, Garden Valley Family Med- 15 and relief work as needed. 10 games 50/50 winnings split. icine is seeking a Nurse or MA Employment Applications are with phlebotomy skills. Please available at the Clerk’s Office at Idaho City Food Pantry: At drop your resume at 856 Banks 420 Main Street, Idaho City, the the Senior Center every 2nd and Lowman Rd Garden Valley ormail Horseshoe Bend Courthouse Annex 4th Wednesdays from 11:30am to to PO Box 270 Garden Valley ID at 383 Highway 55 and the Boise 2:00pm. 83622. If you have any ques- County Web Site at http://www. tions,contact Rosemary at 208- boisecounty.us/Employment.aspx Garden Valley Food Pantry: 462-3533 ext 4. Site attendant performs functions Open 2nd and 4th Fridays of the in the operation of Boise County month from 4- 5 pm, located at Garden Valley Family Med- Solid Waste including manual labor, the Calvary Chapel Church on icine is hiring a Receptionist. maintaining a sanitary collection the Middlefork Road in Crouch. Please drop your resume at 856 site, security of site, buildings Non-perishable foods or cash do- Banks Lowman Rd Garden Val- and gates, maintain waste logs nations accepted. Contact Toni at ley ormail to PO Box 270 Garden and receipt books. Equipment 462-6929 or 462-4620. Valley ID 83622. If you have any operating experience is beneficial, questions,contact Rosemary at but is not required. Applicants must Horseshoe Bend Pantry is 208-462-3533 ext 4. be 18 years of age, possess a valid open on the 2nd & 4th Friday of Idaho driver’s license and pass a the month, located at the Annex, IDAHO CITY: pre-employment drug screening. by the Horseshoe Bend School. Gold Mine is hiring wait staff Applications can be submitted by and bartenders. Inquire with Ste- mail to the Solid Waste Department, Alcoholics Anonymous - Meet ve at 208-600-4040. PO Box 309, Horseshoe Bend, at the Crouch Community Church Idaho, 83629. Boise County is an on Mondays & Thursdays at Basin School District #72 in Equal Opportunity Employer and 5:30pm. Idaho City is accepting applica- gives Veteran’s Preference in its Local Businesses tions for a full time bus driver. hiring practices. Crouch: Al-Anon support Must have a Class B CDL. Salary group for friends and family of al- All Around Glass...... (208) 392-4971 is dependent on experience. Full Contractor Opportunity coholics meets weekly at Crouch Boise County Sanitation, LLC...... (208) 488-5908 benefits are included. District #72 Boise County is looking Community Church on Tuesdays Castle Mt. Homes - Contractor...... (208) 462-2882 is an equal opportunity employer. for contractors with heavy at 6:00 p.m. in the library. Dave's Welding/Auto Repair...... (208) 392-4270 Applications are available at Ida- equipment to be added list that Donna's Place in Placerville...... (208) 392-9666 ho City High School office. Ask the county will use to hire for High Ground Electric ...... (208) 342-0519 for a classified employment appli- services for emergency response John Ptak Construction ...... (208) 342-6013 Lara Alexander - Real Estate...... (208) 869-4644 Laurinda Rice - Real Estate...... (208) 362-4835 Medicare Benefits...... (208) 350-9933 Miller Enterprises Trash pick up ...... (208) 793-2561 Mt. Properties for Sale...... (208) 331-7929 Niehoff Logging & Firewood...... (208) 392-6780 Garbage Service to most of Severance Sand & Gravel ...... (208) 462-3005 110 E. Granite St. Boise County. We also have Sourdough Lodge ...... (208) 259-3326 Placerville, Idaho 83666 Construction & Demo Con- Syringa Chiropractic/ Acupuncture....(208) 866-8962 (208) 392-9666 tainers. Call for pricing. Terrace Lakes Resort ...... (208) 462-3933 Locally Owned for 40 Years! Terry Peterson - Real Estate...... (208) 608-4329 208-793-2561 Wednesday, June 20, 2018 The Voice of Boise County - The Idaho World - Idaho's Oldest Newspaper Page 11 LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF SALE Code from the date of the sale Boise County District Court ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS Sheriff Case No. to the date of redemption, to- By Alicia Schiffer, Deputy Clerk Case No. CV-2013-159 gether with the amount of any Notice is thereby given that Date of Sale: 6-28-18 assessment or taxes which the Published in the Idaho World on The Board of County Commis- Time of Sale: 2:00 pm purchaser may have paid after 6/13, 6/20, 6/27 and 7/4/2018. sioners of Boise County, Idaho, Place of Sale: Boise County the commencement of the action will accept Proposals for Bank- Courthouse and which are not included in Lowman Road MP 6.75. 419 Main St. Idaho City the judgement and interest al- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING lowed pursuant to Idaho Code. This project includes design LEGAL NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE In the event the purchaser BOISE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMIS- and construction to stabilize GIVEN that the Boise County Under and by virtue of a Writ is a creditor having a prior SIONERS CONDENSED MINUTES steepened/vertical fill slopes Board of Commissioners will th of Execution on Judgement of lien to that of the redemption- TUESDAY, MAY 29 , 2018-Miners’ up to 30 feet high along 75 hold a Public Hearing on the Foreclosure issued on the 2nd ers, other than the judgment Exchange Building, Idaho City, feet of Banks-Lowman Road. establishment of certain fees day of March, 2018, and an under which the purchase is Idaho 83631 associated with services of the Order of Sale of Foreclosure made, the purchaser will also Chairman Ward called the meet- Proposals must be received by Boise County Community Justice issued on the 13th day of Febru- be entitled to payment of that ing to order and the pledge the designated contact no later Department. The Public Hearing ary, 2015, out of the District lien amount with interest at of allegiance was recited. than 4:00 PM MST, JULY 20th, will be held June 26th, 2018, Court of the Fourth Judicial the rate allowed in Idaho Code. Present: Chairman Ward, Com- 2018, and be clearly Identified at 2:00 p.m. in the Miner’s District of the State of Idaho, The Sheriff, by Certificate missioner Jackson, Commis- as “Technical Proposal Design- Exchange Building, Idaho City. in and for the County of Boise of Sale, will transfer all sioner Baker, Clerk Prisco, Build-Banks-Lowman Road, MP All interested persons are in the case of: right, title and interest of Prosecuting Attorney Blocksom, 6.75”. invited to attend this meeting. the judgment debtors in and Assessor Juszczak, Emergency Special accommodations for NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLE DBA to the property at the time Management Coordinator Show- An informational meeting will persons with disabilities CHAMPION MORTGAGE COMPANY, of execution of attachment alter, Sheriff Kaczmarek, Road be held on Wednesday JUNE 27th, will be provided upon advance Plaintiff, was levied. & Bridge Superintendent Jones, 2018, in the Boise County Com- request to the Clerk’s office v. Planning & Zoning Adminis- missioners Office, at 420 Main at 208-392-4431. UNKNOWN SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE OF DATED this 24 day of May, 2018. trator Caulder, Solid Waste/ Street, Idaho City, Idaho Mary T. Prisco, Clerk to THE KUNA DAWN TRUST; UNKNOWN Noxious Weed Assistant Super- 83631. All potential propos- the Board SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE OF THE DUD- James H. Kaczmarek intendent Rekow, Community ers are encouraged to attend. LEY NORAY TRUST; ALL UNKNOWN SHERIFF OF BOISE COUNTY, IDAHO Justice Administrator Leader, Published in the Idaho HEIRS, ASSIGNS AND DEVISESS OF IT Support Sullivan. Minutes A complete digital copy of the World June 13th and 20th, 2018. nd DUDLEY ROBERTS; ALL UNKNOWN Denise Annis for Tuesday May 22 , 2018 were Request For Proposals (RFP) HEIRS, ASSIGNS AND DEVISEES Civil Clerk, BOISE County approved. Digital technologies will be available at www. OF NORENE ROBERTS; K.L.A.M.Z. Sheriff’s Office for the court were discussed questcdn.com by 4:00 PM on FAMILY TRUST; THE UNITED STATES and approved. A temporary part ORDINANCE NO. 353 JUNE 15, 2018. You may down- OF AMERICA; ALL PERSONS KNOWN NOTE: THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE time position for the court load the digital RFP documents OR UNKNOWN CLAIMING AN INTEREST DOES NOT GUARANTEE CLEAR TITLE was discussed and approved. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF for $10.00 by inputting Quest IN THE REAL PROPERTY COMMONLY OR GUARANTEE CONTINUED POSSES- Two policies were discussed IDAHO CITY, BOISE COUNTY, IDA- project # 5825731 on the web- KNOWN AS 20 STUMP RANCH ROAD, SORY RIGHTS. and reviewed. Two demand war- HO, AMENDING TITLE 8 TO SPECIFY site’s Project Search page. GARDEN VALLEY, ID 83622; and rants were approved. The DH & THE BUILDING CODES ADOPTED BY Please contact QuestCDN.com at DOES 1 through 20, inclusive, EVERY PERSON WHO INTENTION- EO gave updates to the board. THE CITY; AND PROVIDING FOR AN 952-233-1632 or info@questcdn. Defendants. ALLY DEFACES, OBLITERATES, Representatives from CuMo Mine EFFECTIVE DATE. com for assistance in free TEARS DOWN OR DESTROYS THIS updated the board on the hap- WHEREAS, The City Council membership registration, down- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE, BEFORE THE EXPIRATION penings within the last few finds in order to promote the loading, and working with this that on the 28 day of June, OF THE TIME FOR WHICH IT IS TO months. A tax cancellation welfare of the citizens of Idaho digital project information. 2018, at 2 o’clock pm of said REMAIN SET UP, IS GUILTY OF A request from the Assessor for City that the building codes day, at 419 Main St. Idaho MISDEMEANOR (I.C. 18-3205). a manufactured home that col- adopted by the city should be A paper set of the RFP may be City, I will sell all the lapsed during the heavy snow updated; reviewed at Horrocks Engineers right, title and interest of Published in the Idaho World on last winter was discussed and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Suite 160, 5700 E Franklin the said Defendants in and to 5/30, 6/6, 6/13 and 6/20/2018. approved. A catering permit ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND Road, Nampa, Id. the said property described for the Garden Valley Stam- COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IDAHO herein, at public auction, to pede was approved. Payroll CITY, IDAHO: SECTION 1. Please contact Trevor Howard the highest bidder for cash in changes from Solid Waste to (208-559-2663, trevorh@hor- To: Carolyn Skinner That Idaho City Code 8-1-2 be currency of the United States Noxious Weeds were approved. rocks.com) if you have any You have been sued by Federal amended to read as follows: of America, all payable at A donation letter from the questions. National Mortgage Association 8-1-2: CODES ADOPTED: time of sale the following Squaw Creek Soil Conservation (“Fannie Mae”), the Plaintiff, Pursuant to Idaho Code sec- described property, situated District was approved. Commis- Each proposal must be accompa- in the District Court in and tion 39-4116(1), the following in Boise County, Idaho: sioner discussion & committee nied by cash, a certified check, for Boise County, Idaho, Case codes are adopted as published 20 Stump Ranch Road, Garden reports were discussed briefly. bid bond, or cashier’s check No. CV08-18-00063. by the International Code Coun- Valley, ID 83622, and legally Future agenda topics were re- in the amount not less than 5% The nature of the claim against cil together with any amend- described as follows: viewed & discussed. Adjourned. of the total amount bid, pay- you is an action brought to ments or revisions set forth Approval, Chairman Ward. At- able to the Boise County. An judicially foreclosure on the in section 39-4109, Idaho Code, LOT 11 OF THE RECORDERS PLAT FOR test, Clerk Prisco, Clerk to Idaho Public Works License is property located at 57 Johnson including subsequent versions STUMP RANCH, ACCORDING TO THE the Board. required to submit a proposal. Creek Road, aka 59 Johnson of the International Building OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF, FILED Creek Road, Boise, ID 83716 Code as adopted and amended by APRIL 17, 1985 AS INSTRUMENT Published in the Idaho World Any objections to the con- that you may have an inter- the Idaho building code board: NO. 116666, OFFICIAL RECORDS on June 20, 2018. tents or terms of the bidding est in. A. 2015 International Build- OF BOISE COUNTY, IDAHO. instruction and project plans Any time after 21 days fol- ing Code, including all rules and specifications shall be lowing the last publication promulgated by the board to The sale will be made raised (3) days prior to the of this summons, the court provide equivalency with the without covenant or warranty proposal submittal deadline, may enter a judgment against provisions of the Americans regarding title, possession, or it shall be deemed to have you without further notice, with disabilities act acces- or encumbrances to satisfy been waived. unless prior to that time you sibility guidelines and the the obligation of Defendants have filed a written response federal fair housing act ac- pursuant to the Judgement en- The Board has the right to in the proper form, includ- cessibility guidelines; tered in this matter on Feb- reject any and all Proposals. ing the Case No., and paid B. 2017 Idaho residential ruary 13, 2015 and records in Unsuccessful Proposals will be any required filing fee to the code, parts I-IV and IX; and the official records of Boise notified as soon as possible. Clerk of the Court at 420 Main C. 2017 Idaho energy conser- County. Whereas a Writ of Dated: 13th Day of June, 2018 Street, Idaho City, Idaho 83631 vation code. BOISE COUNTY BOARD OF Execution issued out of the (208) 392-4452 and served a The adopted versions of the COMMISSIONERS District Court of the Fourth th copy of your response on the foregoing codes shall be deemed TUESDAY, JUNE 5 , 2018 BEST Judicial District of the State Trevor Howard, PE Plaintiff’s attorney at Shelly superseded by successive ver- WESTERN UNIVERSITY INN, 1516 of Idaho, in and for the County Horrocks Engineers M. Espinosa of Halliday, Wat- sions of such codes as they W. PULLMAN ROAD, MOSCOW, IDAHO of Boise, in the above name kins & Mann, P.C., 376 East are adopted or approved by the 83843 case on May 2, 2018. Published in the Idaho World 400 South, Suite 300, Salt Idaho building code board ef- Chairman Ward called the The real property sold on 6/20 and 6/27/2018. Lake City, Utah 84111, (801) fective on the date such codes meeting to order. Present: at the sale shall be subject 355-2886. are made effective by the Idaho Chairman Ward, Commissioner to the redemption rights of A copy of the Summons and building code board. Baker, Clerk Prisco, Deputy redemptioners, as that term Complaint can be obtained by SECTION 2. That this ordinance Clerk Coffelt, Prosecuting At- is defined in Idaho Code, may contacting either the Clerk of shall be in full force and ef- torney Blocksom, Deputy Clerk redeem the property from the the Court or the attorney for fect upon passage, approval and Dresslar. Absent: Commissioner property from the purchaser Plaintiff. If you wish legal publication according to law. Jackson. Executive session within six months after the assistance, you should im- PASSED BY THE COUNCIL of the for Indigent ensued. A denial sale, upon paying the purchaser mediately retain an attorney City of Idaho City this 13th due to non-cooperation & non- the amount of their purchase, to advise you in this matter. day of June, 2018. sufficient information was ap- with interest on that amount Idaho World Dated: 6/4/2018, 10:36 AM APPROVED BY THE MAYOR of the proved. Adjourned. Approval, at the rate allowed by Idaho City of Idaho City this 13th Chairman Ward. Attest, Clerk day of June, 2018. Prisco, Clerk to the Board. Have an online Attest: Nancy L. Ling City Clerk Published in the Idaho World subscription & see on June 20, 2018. Phillip J. Canody your World first! Mayor Published at 9am Published in the Idaho World on Wednesday on June 20, 2018. Obituaries are a free service in color. to Boise County residents, as idahoworld.com part of the Idaho World's com- mitment to the community. 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Written by Tracy Koslosky there it’s like another reality.” “because we are really start- HORSESHOE BEND-- Edwards' favorite thing about ing to book up.” Edwards and Horseshoe Bend is home to paragliding? “ I love helping Boer want to thank the commu- several recreational activities people overcome their fear and nity of Horseshoe Bend, Boise that locals and visitors alike watch them do something that County, The HSB Volunteer have been enjoying for years. they’ve never done,” he ex- Fire Department and Emer- In October of 2017 a new plained. “I want people to get gency Management Services venture came to Horseshoe a taste of flight and fall in love as well as the local businesses Bend with plenty of heart with flight.” The flight park is in the area for their support. thumping excitement suitable located on 910 acres of land “This wouldn’t be possible for hard core adrenaline junkies abutting the Payette River and without them,” Edwards said. as well as those ages 14 and up Bureau of Land Management June 21-24 the flight park will just seeking a new adventure. property. The offices and gear be celebrating the summer sol- Horseshoe Bend Flight Park is are housed in a rustic, wooden stice. (The solstice, which oc- the brainchild of Idaho native building complete with a front curs on 6/21, is the day this Scott Edwards and business porch and the surrounding ex- hemisphere experiences the partner Justin Boer. They offer terior is well kept and tidy. “We longest period of daylight) The paragliding to experienced are trying not to leave a big im- Summer Solstice After Party pilots as well as tandem rides print or impact on the land,” includes camping, food, flying, with a US Hang Gliding stated Edwards. The flight park river floating, and fun. Spec- & Paragliding Association has 50 camping spots available tators are welcome. When you (USHPA) pilot. Would be and encourages both partici- do visit HSB Flight Park, Boer pilots are also offered the HSB Flight Park owner, Scott Edwards, in flight with Payette River pants as well as spectators to wants you to “get ready for chance to train with a USHPA below. Photos by Tracy Koslosky come visit for a few hours, a a life changing experience”. pilot to become certified and Ogborn took his time. He hicles and traveled up to the day or, overnight. Open 7 days “It’s the best thing I’ve ever themselves. Edwards said, finished just shy of 2 months. launch area known as Ridge- a week from sunrise to sunset done”, he proclaimed. HSB "Our goal is to give everyone Also at the park was Idaho City mont High. (The park launches the park currently has 4 USHPA Flight Park is located at 235 a opportunity for flight." On a Hotshots crew member, Spy- all have movie themed names certified instructors working Old Emmett Road in Horse- recent evening several people der Turco. Turco completed including The Big Lebowski, out of the facility, including shoe Bend. The park is adja- were waiting to take flight his certification training with Top Gun, and Yippee-Ki-Yay) Edwards and Boer. Flying is cent to the HSB Waste Transfer including recent flight school Boer and was on hand to fly The wind was blowing steady possible most days except when Station. For more informa- graduate and Eagle resident, that evening. Local resident and Ogborn, being a new pilot, winds reach 20 miles per hour tion you can go to the parks Josh Ogborn. Ogborn became Chip (who declined to give his decided not to fly. Edwards or there is heavy rain or snow website at www.hsbflightpark. interested in learning the sport last name) was at the park to and Turco began solo flights present. According to Edwards com or call (208) 793-0275 after watching YouTube videos fly tandem with Boer for the while Boer went over a few HSB Flight Park is the largest of paragliders. He found HSB first time. They had met a few more safety tips with Chip be- facility of its kind in the coun- Flight Park during a Google weeks prior when Chip came fore they took off. When asked try! The park currently consists search on his lunch break and to the park with his son who about his first flight experience of 2 training hills (with more in started coming up to train in was in town for a visit. The Chip pronounced, “It’s hard to progress) and 4 main launching April. It takes a minimum of 8 pilots and flyers loaded their explain what it’s like up there.” points. “People from all over hours training to be able to solo gear into the park’s shuttle ve- He added, “When you’re up the world come here to fly and train”, said Edwards, “We even had a lady all the way from New Business Owners in Idaho City Switzerland.” The park is also considered a take off point for cross country flying with one pilot recently taking off to join friends in Banks for a kayaking Horseshoe Bend resident, trip on the Payette. Edwards Chip makes his first tandem flight suggests that would be flyers with HSB Flight Park owner and call ahead for an appointment instructor Justin Boer. Subscribe Now & Save! Yearly Rates For Delivery To: Boise County: $30.00 Treasure Valley: $45.00 (Zip Codes 837XX, 836XX (outside Boise County), and 979XX) Other U.S.A.: $50.00 Subscribe Online: idahoworld.com

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Written and photo by Eileen Capson Address IDAHO CITY -- UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP at the Gold Mine! Steve Ellis & Steve Twiligar bought the restaurant & bar on Highway 21 in Idaho City. They will be keeping Taco Tuesday City State Zip and all the staff on. They will also be looking for more wait staff and bartenders, because they expect to be open 7 days a week and will stay open late. (Check Classifieds) Email Look for a Grand Opening on their Facebook page and for great activities yet to be announced. Ellis says they are looking to have a lot of fun and involve the community. The Idaho World The staff would like to thank Debbie & Dan for all they've done for them at the Gold Mine! P O Box 220; Idaho City, ID 83631