Rimrock, Homedale Huskies, Trojans all-conference picks Avalanche Sports volleyball wrap-ups COMMENTARY, 6-7B WEDNESDAY, November 14, 2007 CLASSIFIEDS, 10-11B. Mohawk breaks Antelopes drop title match One team had been there before, the other records, Adrian was making a historic journey. In the end, the veteran Dufur High School volleyball team swept Adrian for the 1A Oregon in 1A football volleyball state championship Saturday in Forest Grove. Adrian High School ran square into the teeth of a The Antelopes (27-5) wound up on the wrong playoff monster Friday night in the 1A Oregon state end of the score in their first appearance in playoffs: A record-setting quarterback and his equally the state championship match. The Rangers ferocious teammates. Adrian prevailed 25-21, 25-21, 25-14. The Antelopes were reluctant first-hand witnesses Dufur, coached by Kelly Darden, won its to football history in Marcola as unbeaten Mohawk senior third 1A title in four years and the fourth state rolled to a 90-12 opening-round victory. named crown since 1996. The Indians (10-0) set the all-classification record all-tourney Adrian came home with a trophy from Pacific for points in a playoff game, and senior quarterback University for the second time in as many Brody Wilkins scored seven touchdowns in three dif- once again years. Last season, coach Aimee Goss and the ferent ways to become the all-time leading TD scorer Paige Branstiter Antelopes headed east with a third-place trophy in Oregon history. He has 105 scores during his four- prepares to launch after the state tournament. year career, but is battling another senior — Cory Mc- a jump serve for the Dufur was making its sixth championship Caffrey of Sisters — for state supremacy. McCaffrey Adrian High School match appearance in the past 14 seasons. began the postseason with 103 career TDs. volleyball team. The Antelopes senior Paige Branstiter and Dufur Adrian (4-5) was making its second state playoff 6-foot-1 senior hitter junior Kelsey Reffertt were named Qwest appearance in the past three seasons and only its third earned a spot on the Players of the Game for the championship since 1999. Mohawk has won 32 of its past 34 games, 1A Oregon all-state match. including the 2005 state championship game. tournament first No other details from the match were The Indians owned a 76-0 lead before Blake Pur- team for the third provided by press time. nell scored on a 15-yard run to end the shutout early time in as many Adrian’s twin 6-foot-1 players — Branstiter in the fourth quarter. seasons during the and junior McKenzie Purnell — were placed weekend. Photo by –– See Football, page 3B Kat Sillonis –– See Antelopes, page 4B
2007-08 Ba s k e t b a l l p r e v i e w Owyhee Youth, experience serves Marsing girls boasts strong Sophs, freshmen Shrine stars could play large contingent role for Huskies Seven Owyhee County high school football players and two Marsing High School girls bas- coaches will step onto the field ketball coach Don Heller is count- one last time in 2007 for next ing on a combination of youth- week’s 12th annual District III ful contribution and experienced El-Korah Shrine All-Star Games. leadership to improve the team’s An eight-man game featur- fortunes this season. ing the best in The Huskies have three fresh- 1A talent and men and two sophomores on the an 11-man squad to go along with a nucleus game with of returning players, led by se- seniors from nior point guard Elisa Moreno, 2A through a two-time all-conference se- 5A schools lection in the 2A Western Idaho will be played Conference. Nov. 23 at “We’re pretty young,” Heller Thunder Sta- said. “We only have three seniors. dium in Ea- We have a real good freshman Youth movement drives Marsing girls basketball gle. Jim Clark class and a real good sophomore Freshman Rebecca Cossel is surrounded in the lane against Parma in a jamboree game on Nov. 6. R i m r o c k class. We’ve got three or four ju- Freshmen Andi Merritt (31) and Candy Leon (3) move in to help as Senior Elisa Moreno looks on. High School, niors who are pretty good, but which missed we’ve got some real good kids sists, and steals leader back in fense,” Heller said. “We’re not Candy Leon, and Andi Merritt the 1A, Div. I coming up. We’ve got a couple Moreno. the biggest team, so we’re going all saw significant playing time state playoffs of freshmen that will be on the At a girls basketball jamboree to have to make up for our lack of against Parma. Moreno knocked by one game varsity who are real good ath- hosted by Marsing on Nov. 6, the size with defense. So we’re put- down 10 of the team’s 21 points, this season, letes, good rebounders, that’s why Huskies lost to Parma, 27-21. The ting a big emphasis on that this and may have to get used to pro- w i l l s e n d they’ll be up there.” taller Panthers pulled away at the year. We’ll be pressing. We’ll viding the bulk of Marsing’s of- three players The younger players will have end, scoring eight of the game’s play man-to-man. Usually when fense. Last season, she accounted and a coach plenty of opportunity to make an last 10 points for the win. The we press, we’ll drop back into a for over 30 percent of the team’s to the event. impact this year, as the team needs Huskies kept the game close with zone, but we’ll play a lot of man- scoring. That percentage may Quarter- Rob Kassebaum to replace four of its top five scor- an aggressive defense that forced to-man. A lot more than we have have to go up because the rest of back/linebacker Nate Hofer (6- ers and its two best rebounders turnovers and generated several in the past. I think it will be a big the returning Huskies account- foot-1, 175 pounds), lineman from last year. Fortunately, the transition scoring chances. strength for us.” Huskies have their scoring, as- “Our big stress has been de- Freshmen Rebecca Cossel, –– See Marsing, page 3B –– See Shrine, page 3B Page 2B Wednesday, November 14, 2007 Sports Huskies volleyball Homedale volleyball coach season wraps up pleased with rookie season David Hann’s first season as The HMS seventh-grade team face on,” Hann said. Homedale High School volleyball finished second in the district The Trojans had just one oth- coach ended with four of his se- tournament, losing to Fruitland in er senior in the fold this season, on a positive note niors making the championship match. Amanda Andeverde the All-Snake First-year coaches Taci Morris “She struggled at first then Marsing’s volleyball team won district tournament. River Valley and Jenni Hall guided the devel- blossomed as a back row passer,” only one match this season, but “We played each of our league conference opmental teams at the high school Hann said. spirits were buoyed by the an- opponents closely, especially the team. level. Morris was the freshman While there are a slew of sopho- nouncement that two players re- second time around, which is a B u t t h e coach, while Hall guided the ju- mores ready to make the jump from ceived postseason ac- tribute to the effort the coach, who nior varsity squad to a second- the JV, one 10th grader — Kindra colades. And Huskies girls have made,” Bit- also teach- place showing. Galloway — was active on the var- coach Loma Bittick is tick said. “However, all es at Home- “We’ve got a great group of sity as the second setter. optimistic about next season, we have lacked dale Middle sophomores coming up who have “She showed us a lot of hustle year’s prospects. the competitiveness to School, cred- shown us great hustle, talent and and drive and just handled the Junior setter Kaitie put down the kill, even ited all levels David Hann heart,” Hann said. “Coach Jenni pressure well,” Hann said. Kent earned first-team when the momentum of the town’s volleyball program hall was very ecstatic over their The junior class included setter all-conference honors was in our favor. This as well as parents for the Trojans’ play in their tournament. They Mikal Mackenzie, whose confi- in the 2A Western Idaho was still a factor at the growing success. were amazing.” dence and all-around talent al- Conference, while senior tournament, when we “I couldn’t have done it with- Hann said Wheeler, Brasher, lowed her to be a play-caller on hitter Amanda Stauden- had teams down and let out all the help from parents and Hall and Bell all were selected to the court, Hann said. mier earned honorable Loma Bittick them come back and win the community,” Hann said. “The compete in last week’s District Other juniors included: mention and was selected to rep- the match.” time that people put into helping III senior all-star match, but only Rachelle Christoffersen — resent the Huskies in the 2A Dis- Bittick praised the performance us with fund raisers, game stats, Wheeler suited up. “She came on strong toward the trict III senior all-star match. of the junior varsity squads, and books, lines, meals for the girls “(Wheeler) would tell you that end with her net play. I needed Marsing’s season got off to a sounded a hopeful note for 2008. ... It’s just been incredible. We re- she didn’t play very well, but her to block, and she did great,” great start with a win in the season “The JV ‘A’ and JV ‘B’ teams ceived great donations from vari- you have to realize that they had Hann said. opener. Unfortunately, while they both finished in third place after ous businesses around town.” one practice and 12 girls on the Katie Lindbloom — “Her played a number of close games, league play and have real prom- While Rachel Wheeler, first squad,” Hann said. “It’s more to serves and kills were difficult to the Huskies followed up the win ise,” Bittick said. team, Mandy Brasher, second have fun and play one last game. return,” the coach said. with 13 losses in the regular sea- “They enjoy volleyball and team, and Corey Hall and Nina Rachel did have fun and repre- Bri Cornwall — “A real team son and two more defeats in the played well this year.” Bell, honorable mention, earned sented Homedale just fine.” player at libero. If she wasn’t spots on the all-conference team, While Wheeler, Brasher and ‘on,’ she let someone else play,” Hann was quick to point out that Hall played numerous seasons in Hann said. the developmental teams also the Homedale system, Bell trans- Haylie Freelove — “She has Read all about it fared well during the season. ferred in from Vallivue. improved so much with her net in the Avalanche! “Let’s not forget the seventh- “She was our most consistent play,” Hann said. “Her attacks and eighth-graders,” he said. passer and always had her game were improving each week.” Trojan Winter Sports Marsing Huskies GIRLS BASKETBALL Boys Basketball BOYS BASKETBALL Game times (unless noted): Game times (unless noted): Game times (unless noted): Varsity, 7:30 p.m.; Varsity, 7:30 p.m.; Junior Varsity, 6 p.m.; Freshman, 4:45 p.m. Varsity, 7:30 p.m.; junior varsity, 6 p.m.; freshman, 4:45 p.m. junior varsity, 6 p.m.; freshman, 4:45 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 14 at Parma Monday, Nov. 26, home Thursday, Nov. 15, home vs. New Plymouth for varsity jamboree, 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 27, home vs. Payette Saturday, Nov. 17 at Melba Monday, Nov. 19, home vs. Nampa Christian Thursday, Nov. 29, home vs. Marsing Tuesday, Nov. 20, home vs. Marsing GIRLS BASKETBALL Wrestling Game times (unless noted): Varsity, 7:30 p.m.; junior varsity, 6 p.m.; freshman, 4:45 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 13, home vs. Parma and Nyssa Tuesday, Nov. 20 at Homedale (tri-meet), 5 p.m. TuesdayWRESTLING 9-07 at Payette 5:00 pm Farm Bureau HOMEDALE CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Monday, Dec. 3 at Melba Jamboree, 5 p.m. J. 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Tortilla Chips $ Dog Chow $ 99 Paper Towels $ 99 ONLY ¢ for off 13 oz. 2 5 17.6-22 lb. 9 ea. 3 Roll Pack 1 ea. 75 NO LIMIT • PER VISIT HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. - Sunday 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Marsing, Idaho 8&3&4&37&5)&3*()550-*.*526"/5*5*&4"/%$033&$513*/5&%&33034t13*$&4&''&$5*7& 1/10/07 thru 1/15/07 Wednesday, November 14, 2007 Page 3B Sports Valadez named Trojans MVP √ Shrine: Six seniors will Center Ma- 26-13 loss to suit up for 12th annual tilts Three players rio Gaeta and Weiser. quarterback Other hon- tabbed All-SRV From Page 1B Ryan Rys- ors doled out Carlos Salinas (5-11, 220) first-teamers ka were of- at the year- and offensive lineman/ fensive hon- end banquet linebacker Jose Araujo (5- Three members of the Home- orable men- i n c l u d e d 10, 180) have been tabbed dale High School football team tions. Seniors Scout Player to play in the game. Their were named to the All-Snake Riv- Amador Cor- of the Year coach, Jim Clark, will serve er Valley conference first team, tinas (defen- (shared by as the West squad’s offen- coach Rob Kassebaum announced sive tackle) Jake Tolm- sive coordinator. Zach Tolmie Rodrigo Villarreal at the season-ending banquet re- and Sam Hart ie and Justin Homedale will be rep- cently. (linebacker) made the grade on Ensley), Most Improved Player resented on the 11-man Senior offensive lineman Jai- defense. Austin Ferguson, Most Inspira- West squad by two line- Jose Araujo Amador Cortinas me Uriarte, senior defensive back Villarreal also was a consistent tional Player Hart, Lineman of men — Amador Cortinas Zach Tolmie and junior kick re- player of the week for the Tro- the Year Uriarte and Best Back and Jaime Uriarte. Uriarte turner Rodrigo Villarreal were jans. He was player of the week and Coaches Award (Zach Tol- will play on the offensive recognized by the 3A SRV coach- for two-a-day preseason workouts mie). side of the ball, while Cor- es after the Trojans went 2-2 and and also won the award after wins Valadez was tabbed as the tinas has been selected for earned the league’s third spot in against New Plymouth, Payette team’s Most Valuable Player for his exploits as a defensive the state playoffs. and McCall-Donnelly. 2007. tackle. First-year Trojans Villarreal also earned three Other player-of-the-week se- The senior class had a strong coach Rob Kassebaum second-team nominations — of- lections, as announced at a recent contingent on the academic all- has been chosen to coach fense, defense and special teams. season-ending banquet by coach stars with Joey Cline, Tolmie, the defensive line for the He was picked on offense as a Rob Kassebaum, included Wil- Mat Hansen, Hart, Cortinas and game. running back, on defense as a de- helm after the opening-week loss Austin Ferguson receiving rec- Marsing running back Nate Hofer Carlos Salinas fensive back and on special teams to Melba, Cortinas after Week 2 ognition. Ethan Sauer will play for as a kicker. against Nampa Christian, Zach Junior Mitch Quintana and the 11-man West team. Other second-teamers for the Tolmie in Week 4 (Parma), Uri- sophomore Jake Tolmie also The eight-man game Trojans included receiver Trent arte following the Trojans’ 34-0 were cited for their academic kicks off at 11 a.m., with Acree, tight end Grant Sweet, de- loss in the first round of the state performance. Academic all-stars the 11-man contest sched- fensive end Micheal Wilhelm and playoffs against Buhl, and the of- achieved a grade-point average uled to go off at 2:30 p.m. linebacker Daniel Valadez. fensive line after the hard-fought of 3.25 or better. Tickets are $12 for adults and $6 for children. Tick- ets will be available at the gate, but also can be pur- chased at the participating Slew of Raiders make All-WIC schools. Ethan Sauer Jaime Uriarte and he also was honored as the Coaches reward conference’s best kicker. Sali- watershed year nas kick two PATs this year. Fellow senior Nate Hofer √ Marsing: Coach anxious Rimrock High School’s was a first-team linebacker. football team finished one win Sophomore running back to get the new season started away from the 1A, Ricardo Araujo also Div. I state playoffs made the first team From Page 1B team all-con- this season, and the after rushing for ed for just 56 of the team’s 804 ference two Raiders’ opponents 1,586 yards and 23 points last season, and the offen- years in a row, took notice. touchdowns. sive potential of the new players and I think In the wake of coach Second-team se- Alex Meyers Sam Richardson is unproven. she could be Jim Clark’s third sea- lections included ju- “Overall, we don’t have any player of the son at the helm, three nior linebacker TJ real good outside shooters be- year if she players were placed Snyder and defen- sides probably Elisa Moreno, so has a good on the all-conference sive linemen Ethan that’s why we’re going to have to y e a r . M y first team, including Standlee, a 6-1, 230- make up for it with our transition daughter is a senior Carlos Salinas, Ricardo Araujo pound sophomore, defense,” Heller said. strong leader, who was named to three differ- and Sam Richardson, a 6-3, Last year’s team struggled Elisa Moreno a good defen- ent positions. 185-pound junior. through a 5-17 season, going 1-9 in sive player and a good rebound- The 5-foot-11, 220-pound Junior lineman Alex Mey- conference, but showed improve- er.” Salinas was a first-team of- ers made the honorable men- ment at the end of the season. Heller said that New Plym- fensive and defensive lineman, tion list. “We were toward the bottom, outh, with its quickness, speed, Ethan Standlee TJ Snyder but at district time we played pret- and playoff experience, and ty well,” Heller said. “We were Parma, with its height, probably out in two, but we played two will be the teams to beat in the Antelopes score twice in fourth teams that beat us pretty handily 2A WIC this year. After the Hus- √ Football: during the season, and we played kies played the Panthers close at From Page 1B tal offense, including 463 on the the third quarter. Minutes later, pretty well with them.” the jamboree, Heller was opti- Kalani Sheeler scored on a 20- ground as three different players Wilkins picked off a pass by Kyle As for this season, Heller said: mistic about his team’s chances yard run later in the fourth quar- broke the century mark. Dondero and raced 55 yards for “I really have no idea. We were this season. ter to push Mohawk past the 1986 Wilkins rambled for 174 yards another TD. in kind of a transition last sea- “I was darn pleased with the Butte Falls team and to the top of on nine carries (a 19.3-yards-per- Mohawk’s other 100-yard rush- son. It depends on how the older team,” Heller said. “We have had the list of single-game highest- carry average). He scored four ers included Tyson Ludwig (114 girls and the younger ones mesh. six practices and have spent prob- scoring teams. rushing touchdowns in the first yards on 10 carries) and Kalani They played well together this ably 4½ days on defense. Offense The Antelopes fired back as quarter and ran another score in Sheeler (145 yards and a TD on summer. We had some success will come. I can’t wait to play a David Stones raced 80 yards with from 35 yards out in the second seven attempts). there.” game. I don’t think teams will the ensuing kickoff for a touch- quarter. Ludwig had short touchdown Team leadership may be a key be able to handle pressure for 32 down. Wilkins’ also scored two return runs in the second and third quar- to Marsing’s season, with Moreno minutes.” Adrian was limited to 174 yards touchdowns minutes apart to start ters. He also caught a 36-yard and senior Holly Heller likely tak- The Huskies started the season total offense, and 1,000-yard rush- the second half. scoring strike from Wilkins to ing on that responsibility. on the road Tuesday against Pay- er Kyle Rogers was held to 35 He scored on a 60-yard sprint open the second-quarter scor- “A lot of that is going to be on ette. Results weren’t available at yards on 19 carries. when Adrian was unsuccessful on ing and give the Indians a 38-0 our point guard, Elisa Moreno,” press time. Mohawk rolled up 569 yards to- an onsides kick attempt to start edge. Heller said. “She’s been first — RTH Page 4B Wednesday, November 14, 2007 Sports Marsing sets fall sports banquet √ Antelopes: Adrian senior, junior tabbed Marsing High School’s Fall players, and chips and dessert Sports Banquet will be held at 7 furnished by football players. for all-tournament team after historic run p.m. on Monday inside the high Drinks and pulled pork school cafeteria. sandwiches will be provided by the From Page 1B Branstiter fired home 20 kills. She The menu will include salads and Marsing Parents and Community on the U.S. Bank/Les Schwab Tires capped another solid all-around match side dishes brought by volleyball Caring for Kids (PACK). All-Tournament team after the state with defense that included seven blocks tournament. and four digs. Pr e p s c o r e b o a r d It was the third consecutive first-team Andrea Shenk carded three aces and all-tournament selection for Branstiter. seven kills. Kassi Daugherty added 10 Friday’s game Dufur senior McKenzie Henderson assists, and Purnell came up with seven Pr e p s t a n d i n g s Notus at Tri-Valley and teammate Reffett were first-team kills and seven assists. Saturday’s game Girls basketball Dietrich at Rimrock all-tournament, too. “I’m really proud of the way the team 3A SRV Conf. All Monday’s game played tonight,” Goss said. W L W L Liberty Charter at Notus Fruitland 0 0 0 0 Tuesday’s games Adrian def. Griswold Homedale 0 0 0 0 Horseshoe Bend at Rimrock The Antelopes exacted revenge from Adrian def. St. Paul McCall-Donnelly 0 0 0 0 Council at Notus Payette 0 0 0 1 the 2006 state tournament and moved Kirsten Phillips served four aces and Weiser 0 0 0 0 Last week’s scores into the first state championship match picked up seven digs as the Antelopes Cascade 40, Greenleaf Friends Acad- in school history by dumping Griswold, opened Friday’s first day of the state Paige Branstiter Today’s game emy 30 Homedale at Parma 25-20, 25-22, 22-25, 25-21, in Friday’s tournament with a 25-16, 25-16, 27-25 Notus 47, Meadows Valley 22 Thursday’s games Council 56, Notus 25 semifinal. victory over St. Paul from the Casco. New Plymouth at Homedale “This was an awesome match,” Goss “I was very happy with the way we Melba at Fruitland McCall-Donnelly at Cascade r e p r e s u l t said. “Griswold is a very good team, and played this match,” Goss said. “We had Parma at Payette P we lost against them last year in the same some very consistent play from each of Friday’s game Football round of play as tonight, and so this win the girls, and that helps beat teams at this Nampa Christian at Fruitland Saturday’s games 1A Oregon playoffs was really enjoyable.” juncture of the season.” Homedale at Melba Mohawk 90, Adrian 12 Goss said the Antelopes played strong Branstiter led the way with 14 kills Payette at Horseshoe Bend Adrian 0 0 0 12 — 12 throughout the match and prevailed after and six blocks. She also had five digs Weiser at Parma Mohawk 30 24 22 14 — 90 Monday’s game First quarter intense battles in Games 3 and 4. and two aces. Nampa Christian at Homedale Moh — B. Wilkins 50 run (Ludwig “You expect that between two really Daugherty and Purnell set the table for Tuesday’s games run) good teams, and especially in the Branstiter, collecting nine assists between McKenzie Purnell Marsing at Homedale Moh — B. Wilkins 2 run (PAT failed) Fruitland at Columbia Moh — B. Wilkins 18 run (Ludwig pass qualifying round for the championship them. Purnell also grabbed six kills, and Grangeville at McCall-Donnelly from B. Wilkins) game,” Goss said. Daugherty had two digs. Melba at Payette Moh — B. Wilkins 48 run (Ludwig pass New Plymouth at Weiser from B. Wilkins) Second quarter Last week’s score Moh — Ludwig 36 pass from B. New Plymouth 56, Payette 33 Wilkins (Kraull run) Moh — B. Wilkins 35 run (Ludwig 2A WIC Conf. All run) W L W L Moh — Ludwig 6 run (Kraull run) Cole Valley Chr. 0 0 0 1 Third quarter Marsing 0 0 0 0 Moh — B. Wilkins 60 kickoff return Melba 0 0 0 0 (Kraull run) Nampa Christian 0 0 0 0 Moh — B. Wilkins 55 interception New Plymouth 0 0 1 0 return (PAT unknown) Parma 0 0 0 0 Moh — Ludwig 1 run (PAT failed) Fourth quarter Today’s game Adrian — Purnell 15 run (PAT Homedale at Parma failed) Thursday’s games Moh — Downing 7 run (York run) New Plymouth at Homedale Moh — Sheeler 20 run (PAT failed) Melba at Fruitland Adrian — Stones 80 kickoff return Parma at Payette (PAT failed) Friday’s games Nampa Christian at Fruitland Team statistics Saturday’s games Adrian Moh Homedale at Melba First downs 9 17 Weiser at Parma Rushes-yards 50-136 38-463 Glenns Ferry at Cole Valley Christian Passing yards 38 106 Monday’s game Passing 3-18-1 2-8-0 Nampa Christian at Homedale Total yards 174 569 Tuesday’s games Punts-avg. 5-27.2 1-25.0 Marsing at Homedale Penalties-yards 6-50 18-180 Melba at Payette Fumbles-lost 2-2 0-0 New Plymouth at Weiser Cascade at Cole Valley Christian Individual statistics Rushing — Adrian: Osborn 19-35, Last week’s scores Stephens 7-31, Dondero 6-19, Purnell New Plymouth 56, Payette 33 3-15, Stones 1-3, Ishida 5-(minus 6), Cascade 34, Cole Valley Christian 25 Meyer 3-(minus 16). Moh: B. Wilkins 9-174, Sheeler 7-145, Ludwig 10-114, 1A WIC South Conf. All Kraull 4-25, Downing 2-10, Noteboom W L W L 2-3, York 1-2, King 1-0, Vian 2-(minus Gem State Adv. 0 0 0 0 10) Greenleaf FA 0 0 0 1 Passing — Adrian: Ishida 2-13-0 18, Idaho City 0 0 0 0 Osborn 1-2-0 20, Purnell 0-2-0 0, Dondero Liberty Charter 0 0 0 0 0-1-1 0. Moh: B. Wilkins 2-7-0 106, Vian Notus 0 0 1 1 0-1-0 0 Rimrock 0 0 0 0 Receiving — Adrian: Meyer 1-20, Wilder 0 0 0 0 Ellsworth 1-10, Osborn 1-8. Moh: Kraull 1-70, Ludwig 1-36 Thursday’s game Interceptions — Adrian: None. Moh: Castleford at Rimrock B. Wilkins 1-55 (TD) Read all about it in
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At lunchtime, we headed for McDonald’s. crossed her legs. At that point, poor Bob’s mind went sense In 1962 the McDonald’s restaurant on Orchard Avenue on vacation. He stood there for a while — looking very was the only one in Boise — probably the only one in flustered and confused — trying to remember what he had Idaho. been talking about. He never did. We won. In those days, McDonald’s didn’t have a drive-up But I digress. Selling the window or indoor seating. You had to get out of your car, I sucked down my burger in about three bites while walk up to a window, order your meal, carry it back to stuffing fries into my mouth. I finished the fries and your car and eat it there. grabbed my chocolate shake, which was sitting on the As we walked up to the order window, I was feeling dashboard. The steering wheel was between me and the show steer pretty spiffy. Mom had decided that if I was going to be a shake. As I drew the cup toward me, the bottom hit the top successful debater, I should look the part. I was wearing of the steering wheel and the top of the cup kept moving In the month before our county fair, our mail box is my brand new J.C. Penney black pinstriped suit — my forward. A split second later I was holding an empty shake filled with letters from 4-H kids inviting us to the fair first suit ever. cup. The chocolate shake was in my lap — all over the and to take a look at their show animals, i.e., “I’m in the The best thing about McDonald’s in those days was trousers of my brand new, J.C. Penney, black, pinstriped 6th grade, my second year in 4-H in the beef project, the prices. Hamburgers were about 15 cents, fries, suit. and I love it! My steer’s name is Chipper, come take a somewhere around 12 cents. And you could get a shake Gaye rounded up enough napkins to soak up the look at him. Sincerely, …” for 15 cents, too. They weren’t the greatest shakes in chocolate shake in my lap. She wanted to help with the the world — a little like drinking flavored liquid chalk actual cleanup. But I figured then I would have had to Coincidentally, I received a copy of a Letter to the — but they were filling and that was the most important debate with chocolate shake stains on my trousers AND Editor, in another town that said, and I paraphrase, “…desensitizing children (emotional manipulation) to factor for a 16-year-old guy. I picked up a burger, fries a mind as blank as ol’ Bob’s, so I turned down her offer. I betray the animal’s trust by raising it, then sending it and chocolate shake, got back change from my dollar also knew even if my pants dried completely, they would and hustled to the car. still look — well — odd. for slaughter is animal cruelty and a sad commentary McDonald’s was quite a ways from the BJC campus. Just I don’t remember many details of our debate that day, that we encourage that dichotomy of thought in young driving to and from the location used up most of the lunch other than the topic was “Resolved: The United States people.” hour. And Gaye, my debate partner, and I were scheduled Should Adopt Reciprocal Free Trade Agreements with I called the writer of the letter to the editor. She was to compete at 1 p.m. Non-Communist Nations.” I do remember trying to hide a smart, articulate, animal rights activist and entrenched Gaye and I were a heck of a team. I was a decent debater. the milkshake stain by carrying a notebook in front of me as in her opinions (like most of us). It was very difficult Gaye, who was only a sophomore, was a good speaker. I walked sideways up to the podium. I was too preoccupied for us to find any middle ground, except that we both She also was very nicely put together. On one occasion, with my condition to be eloquent. Because our opponents favored spaying and neutering dogs and cats. She was we were losing to a team composed of two rather arrogant were two females, Gaye couldn’t stun them into submission a vegetarian; saw no reason to raise animals to eat males from Eastern Idaho. The leader, Bob Somebody, the with a leg cross. I’m pretty sure we lost. in the first place. When I suggested that production defending state champion, got up to give his summation. The whole business is a lot funnier after the passage efficiency was worthwhile, she said it was just to make Halfway through, he made the mistake of looking at Gaye of 45 years. money, besides, farmers are subsidized. I tried to make a distinction that the relationship of humans to pets and humans to livestock was different. It fell on deaf ears. Just as her efforts to convince me that a pig’s right to express its “pigness” was more important than Sen. Larry Craig my evaluation of its comfort, based on measurable production parameters. She actually said pork should cost a lot more. I’m sure a lot of pork producers agree with her, but she’s not a consumer like most of us. From Washington In her ideal world, everyone would eat grain and greens. There would be no milk, no eggs, no steak, bacon, salmon, sushi, chicken enchiladas, cheese, ice cream or locusts consumed by humans. We would live the culinary life of mountain gorillas, while coyotes, Web must remain accessible chimpanzees, polar bears and sharks would scour the by Sen. Larry Craig up, little by little, until businesses and working families Earth for meat on the hoof. I’ll tell you right away that I’m no expert on the Internet, struggle under the burden. So we need to continuously The minor ruckus in the community where the but I learn more every day. I can tell you that I understand scrutinize every tax on the books to determine its impact activist’s letter to the editor appeared, served its purpose. the capability it holds as a method of communication and on workers and the economy, and provide tax relief when She made her point and mobilized the local county commerce. The Internet has been called the “Information necessary. agent and the 4-H kids to think through and articulate Superhighway,” and while you do have to pay a toll of sorts When it comes to levying new taxes, my first reaction their positions. The activist chooses to live in her own for access to the highway, at least you don’t have to pay is skepticism. What service will these tax revenues fund? cocoon, ignoring that 96 percent of the population eats taxes on that toll. Now, I’m proud to report that Congress Can this service be provided more efficiently by the meat and it has to come from somewhere. The excerpt has done its part to make sure this remains the case. private sector? Can government find a way to shift or from a letter by one of the 4-H kids expresses the view On Oct. 31, H.R.3678 was signed into law by President trim funding from other programs or projects, instead of as well as it can be said: Bush. This new law will extend the moratorium on creating a new tax? “A 4-Her is knowledgeable enough to understand Internet access taxes for another seven years. The current Ever since the Internet tax moratorium was instituted the difference between a pet and livestock. Sure some moratorium was set to expire at midnight, which would back in 1998, I haven’t come across many answers to tears may be shed at the sale. The tears show how much have been a cruel trick for Halloween! When the bill these questions that are convincing or compelling, when dedication and effort was put into a project. Yes, bonds previously passed through the Senate, language was added answers have been provided at all. may be formed, but these animals are bred as market to clarify that those who pay for e-mail, instant messaging In this case, I believe that allowing states to tax Internet animals. The only ‘emotional manipulation’ occurring or electronic data storage won’t be taxed either. access would have the effect of pricing many Americans is the maturing and realization that these animals will While I may be something of a novice on the Internet, out of the Information Superhighway. It also would be feeding a family for many nights.” one thing I know for sure is that I’ve never been a fan provide a new revenue source to lure bureaucrats into more government spending. I couldn’t have said it better. It is our lot in life to feed of taxes. I will admit that some taxes are necessary so government can provide certain goods and services that The Internet has proven to be a remarkable engine of our fellow man. Let’s hope we do it well. wouldn’t otherwise be provided. But once a tax is on the books, governments have a tendency to ratchet them –– See Web, next page Wednesday, November 14, 2007 Page 7B Commentary The gift of giving Mark Community Foundation Week with long-term gifts by Cathy Silak the help of many donors, the Idaho Community Foundation where families want to establish roots are being created, The pumpkin pie and turkey may be gone by the end of gave almost $90,000 to Owyhee County organizations. recreational parks are being built in greater numbers, social Thanksgiving weekend, but gifts to the community are a Grants went to groups ranging from the Marsing Resource service programs are being offered at a higher quality and lasting way of showing thankfulness for our own blessings. Center to the Girl Scouts. promising local students are receiving more scholarship As thoughts of gifts enter our minds, the members of the However, as 2008 approaches, there is still more to do. opportunities. You have the power to make those changes Idaho Community Foundation encourage the residents While many of us can count our bountiful blessings this right here in your own community. of Owyhee County to think about making a long-term holiday season, others are not as fortunate. The demand for This holiday season, we encourage you to think about financial investment in their community. services continues to increase. Your assistance is important the issues you support and the philanthropic gift you may For almost 20 years, the Idaho Community Foundation in meeting these needs and making a difference for the like to make. When you’re ready, contact the ICF to find has helped Owyhee County residents get into the holiday future of the community. out how you can help. You can learn more about the Idaho spirit by providing the needed tools and resources to make During this season of giving citizens from diverse Community Foundation at www.idcomfdn.org. a meaningful and lasting gift — and it continues to do so backgrounds, living in rural areas or cities, are committed This week is Community Foundation Week, and today in a way that is easy, flexible and personal. to donating to one of the more than 770 community is National Philanthropy Day. There’s no better time to With the help of advisers from the community, we have a foundations located across this nation, because they seek to make a lasting gift to your community. deep understanding of the challenges and needs in Owyhee enhance their community and the lives of the people living — Cathy Silak is president and CEO of the Idaho County, and we work hard to meet them. This year, through there. Because of their generosity, stronger hometowns Community Foundation. Letter Accuracy In Media to the editor Rudy can rally GOP opposition to treaty by Cliff Kincaid of Nebraska, both members of the Foreign Relations As someone who covered the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Opponents, supporters deserve Committee’s consideration of the U.N.’s Law of the Sea It is an embarrassment for the Democrats that Biden is thanks after mayoral election Treaty, I have to report that the experience has been an even in the presidential race (again) and an embarrassment ugly one. Our major media have been intentionally AWOL for our country that he runs a Senate committee that Now that the election has passed, I wanted to write and from the debate, aiding and abetting the liberal scheme to passes judgment on treaties. Giuliani deserves plaudits express my appreciation to all who participated and voted quickly ratify the dangerous measure. If they had attended for alluding to this fact. in the race for Homedale’s mayor. I am deeply honored to and covered the hearings, they would have reported that But Giuliani can do some more good. He was the last have received the confidence of so many to lead the city committee chairman Sen. Joseph Biden (D-Del.) and his major Republican presidential candidate to come out of Homedale in the next four years. Republican sidekick, the hapless Sen. Richard Lugar of against the Law of the Sea Treaty. This move was not I would like to commend Paul Fink and Charlie Garrison, Indiana, have done their best to keep information about the without controversy because at least one of his foreign who both ran fine mayoral campaigns. I look forward to major flaws in this treaty away from public view. The treaty policy advisers — former State Department legal adviser working with them and the Homedale City Council in gives the U.N. unprecedented power over our domestic and Abraham Sofaer — is a backer of the measure. Now we the future. economic policies and relations with foreign countries. It need Giuliani and his campaign to show the same fire they Most of all, I would like to thank those in Homedale who creates tribunals and courts to dictate our conduct on the directed at Biden against the treaty itself. Considering supported my campaign with their time, pocketbooks, and high seas and an International Seabed Authority to govern his impressive showing among Republicans in national expert advice. My wife, Mary, as it turns out, is a tireless access to oil, gas and minerals. opinion polls, Giuliani has the clout necessary to play a campaigner, and for that I am forever grateful. You all On a matter as momentous as a treaty, which becomes significant role in sinking this treaty. There is no issue more made the difference. the Supreme Law of the Land when ratified, Biden, Lugar important to the nation. He must be made to understand With your continued support, I look forward to the & Co., and the major media have collaborated to conceal this. If he does not move on the national level to attack the challenge of leading the community of Homedale as its vital information from the American people. But there is Law of the Sea Treaty just as vociferously as his campaign mayor. still time to avert a major catastrophe for the nation. has taken on Biden, people will conclude that his statement Harold Wilson Despite the 17-4 vote in favor of the treaty in the against the treaty was just red meat to conservatives. Homedale mayor-elect committee, Senate Republican leaders have vowed to stop In order to defeat the treaty on the Senate floor, the it on the Senate floor. Republicans need 34 votes. Six Republicans on the In a major surprise, Biden actually showed up for committee voted for it (Sens. Lugar, George Voinovich Wednesday’s committee vote and didn’t submit a proxy of Ohio, Hagel, Bob Corker of Tennessee, John Sununu ballot; he had skipped the only two hearings on the treaty of New Hampshire, and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska). Four √ Web: Tax-free access that had been held, asking other Democrats to fill in voted against it (Sens. David Vitter of Louisiana, Jim as chairman. The witnesses in those hearings had been DeMint of South Carolina, Norm Coleman of Minnesota, gives people freedom stacked 9-2 in favor. A day before the committee vote, and Johnny Isakson of Georgia). So that means the Senate Biden pulled off what he thought was a zinger during Republicans have to find another 30 votes from Senate the Democratic presidential debate when he said about Republican ranks. It would be easier to do so if the of telecommuting, too Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani that Republican presidential candidates, especially Giuliani, “there’s only three things he mentions in a sentence: a made a big issue out of it. From previous page noun and a verb and 9/11.” On the positive side, sensing the growing concern about — as well as a medium for — creativity, commerce and Giuliani showed his fighting spirit by issuing a statement sovereignty issues among GOP voters and the public interaction. Congress should be looking for ways to get in response about Biden’s history of plagiarism. Giuliani generally, all of the Senate’s top Republicans, including more people involved, not fewer. And we are, by looking communications director Katie Levinson declared, Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, are against for ways to provide incentives to extend broadband “Senator Biden’s comments were of particular interest. it. Sen. Jon Kyl of Arizona has stated that there are not services to rural communities, for example. The good Senator is quite correct that there are many enough votes to pass it. That must mean he believes they As more people gain access, some find that they don’t differences between Rudy and him. For starters, Rudy have — or can get — the votes to kill it. This is a big test for always have to live in the big cities to hold a job that pays rarely reads prepared speeches and when he does he isn’t the Republican Party as it enters a critical election year. well. Telecommuting suddenly becomes a realistic option, prone to ripping off the text from others. And, Senator Will Giuliani fight the Law of the Sea Treaty in the same and rural Idaho can benefit from that. But a tax on Internet Biden certainly falls into the bucket of those on the stage way that his campaign has aggressively highlighted the access makes that a more expensive — and therefore, less tonight who have never had executive experience and have flaws of Joe Biden? This is the critical issue that confronts attractive — proposition. If the Internet is a superhighway, never run anything. Wait, I take that back, Senator Biden his campaign, and time is running out. The treaty could you can be sure I’ll keep looking for ways to build more has never run anything but his mouth.” come up for a Senate vote at any time. lanes instead of roadblocks. Giuliani understands the bankruptcy of the Democratic Conservatives will be waiting to see if Giuliani is willing — Larry Craig is a Republican U.S. senator from Party on foreign policy issues. He knows that it is a party to highlight the big picture — and rally the American Idaho. that doesn’t seem willing anymore to put America first. people in a campaign to protect our survival as a free and Yet Biden is one of the Democrats’ premier spokesmen sovereign nation. on foreign policy issues. Of course, he has enablers in the — Cliff Kincaid is the Editor of Accuracy in Media, and Republican Party such as Lugar and Sen. Chuck Hagel can be contacted at [email protected]. Page 8B Wednesday, November 14, 2007 Looking back... from the files of The Owyhee Avalanche and Owyhee Chronicle 25 years ago 50 years ago 140 years ago November 17, 1982 November 14, 1957 November 9, 1867 Trojans host state championship game Sat. Homedale tromps Wilder 31-0 in finale ON THE WING – ITEMS OF TRAVEL. “On to Victory” is on the lips of Homedale Trojan fans The Homedale Trojans football squad tromped the EDS. AVALANCHE: On the evening of the 23d we this week, as the State Championship A-3 gridiron game Wilder Wildcats 31-0 in their final game at Wilder’s left Silver City for another ride over Hill Beachey’s stage draws near. homecoming Friday. route for Hunter’s Station. Although there is little to record The Trojans squad will face the North Fremont Huskies The victory boosted Homedale into third place in the of any particular interest in this trip, made so often by this Saturday at 1 p.m. on the Homedale field for the final SRV league standings. your readers, yet the few items picked up may conduce topnotch title in A-3 football. Homedale controlled the ball in Wilder territory the first to the interest of some one who may read them. We made Pre-game events are being organized early this week, half, picking up three of their five touchdowns. Only in the excellent time to Camp McDermit, reaching there about including a pep rally, breakfast, merchants’ promotion, last minutes of the second quarter did Wilder penetrate into 11 o’clock Thursday night, and resting until six in the and proclamation. Homedale territory. morning. After this refreshment we felt in excellent trim for Friday has been designated as “Jersey Day” among local Homedale’s first score came early in the opening quarter. the long dusty ride to Oreana; long and dusty! Yes, tedious merchants, and they will be wearing the team’s uniform Their 66-yard drive was climaxed when Uranga went indeed; one long stretch of sagebrush, sand and alkali, until jerseys all that day. over right guard for two yards to score. Howard Brooks face, clothing, and the air one breathes is impregnated Local merchants are treating the football squad to conversion kick was good to give Homedale a 7-0 lead. with the meanest dust ever inhaled into one’s lungs; lips breakfast at 9am Saturday. The feed will be held at the Homedale’s second touchdown was set up by Larsen and hands become sorely chafed, the eyes inflamed, and Washington building at the elementary school. The public Waite’s 48-yard punt return to the Wilder 22. A pass from by the time we reach Oreana we look more like small- is also invited to join the team at the breakfast. Tickets are Uranga to Jack Aberasturi netted 14 yards. Uranga scored from pox convalescents than healthy, tidy humans beings. The $3.00 per person. the one-yard line three plays later and the Trojans led 13-0. stations are in much better condition than when we passed Homedale Mayor George Murray has proclaimed “Big Early in the 2nd quarter, Homedale picked up its third over the road in April – better stables, plenty to feed and Red Pride Week.” touchdown from an 8 yd. pass, Uranga to Dennis Brandon. other improvements necessary to the comfort of the stock The conversion failed and the score was 19-0. A minute and entertainment of the traveling public. The most tedious Trojans win semi-finals; No. Fremont this Sat. later Homedale intercepted a Wilder pass on the Wildcats route is from Rattlesnake Station to Summit Springs. It is Four touchdowns were racked up by the Homedale 45. Another pass from Uranga to Brandon put Homedale on too long a drive and ought to be broken by a change and Trojans, and another lacked only a few inches on a fourth- the 19, but a fumble was recovered by Wilder on the 11. a station in or near Ives Canon. Camp McDermit Station down drive. As the semi-final championship game turned In the second half both teams exchanged equal gains seems to be a kind of nightly rendezvous for all the “idle out, the Trojans didn’t need that extra touchdown; they until Johnny Uranga’s pass to Don Kushlan netted 80 yards strays” in the country round. The ought to be still hours tromped the Declo Hornets 28-12 last Saturday at Trojan and 6 points. A second pass play by the same combination of the night are made noisy by card players, singers, and Stadium. netted 40 yards and another 6 points. uncouth jokes, cracked round the blazing fire; with the Homedale took the opening kickoff, and never let the noise inside and the shrill bark of the coyotes outside we Hornets touch the ball until the home team drove across Building rental plan adopted by school board got very little sleep. The new road via Thacker’s is very the goal line following an 80-yard drive. Rental schedules for school buildings and facilities were dusty now and a most unpleasant part of the trip. There is Then the Trojans booted the Declo team the ball, and adopted by members of the Homedale school board at their one station worthy of note, called Sand Station, and kept big Dan Breach forced a fumble, and Homedale recovered regular meeting Tuesday night. by an affable, kind hearted gentleman by the name of the pigskin on Declo’s 30-yard line. The following is the new schedule. Brewster. True, it is nothing but a sagebrush hut covered Again, the local boys drove across the goal for a 14-0 Washington grade school dining hall: with canvas, but Mr. Brewster has the happy faculty of lead for the first quarter. For community sponsored events not fund raising, $6 making it look really inviting – cleanliness and order give Scoring in period two was a duplication on Homedale’s per night without heat or $10 per night with heat. an air of comfort to even a hut. The nicely swept ground part, but the Hornets managed to get six, ending the first For fund raising projects, $25 per night without heat or floor, the white tablecloth and the neatness exhibited in half at 28-6. $30 per night with heat. arranging the table were our best compliments for Mr. The second half was a tight ballgame, and Declo gained Rental of dishes to be used only in Washington building, Brewster’s housekeeping qualifications. We reached six points in the third quarter, ending the game’s scoring 1 cent per dish or silverware. Oreana on Saturday morning, the 26th, and wishing to with the scoreboard lighting 28-12. Rental of tables and chairs to be taken from Washington visit Unionville, left the Beachey Stage and looked round building, 5 cents per chair and 50 cents per table. the town for items the rest of the day. The stage from Awards given 4-H members at fair board banquet Junior high school gym will be restricted to non-fund Unionville and Star City connects with the stage going to Owyhee County 4-H awards were presented to club raising activities, $3 per night with no heat or janitor; $8 Hunter’s and waits for the northern stage going to Idaho members last Friday night by County Agent Leon Church per night with heat and no janitor, or $10 per night with before returning; so we are obliged to wait at Oreana all and county Home Economist Beverly Healy. heat and janitor. day and until 12 at night. The trip to Unionville is made The presentations were made during the 1982 Fair Board High school gym, for community sponsored events not in six hours. The town of Oreana is flourishing finely; the Awards banquet held at the Marsing Elementary School. fund raising, $6 per night without heat or $10 per night mines are in good condition, paying well, and the process Agricultural demonstrations: Gold – Novice, Crista with heat. of working the rock here is a decided success. Sellman; Jr., Carla Sellman; Int., Luisa Jaca; Sr., Debbie For fund raising projects, $25 per night without heat or Noyce. $30 with heat. JNO. JOS. WASSON, former editors and proprietors of Silver – Novice, Scott Brown; Jr., Julie Perkins; Int., Accounts were paid for October as per list on file with the Avalanche, departed this week from this vale of tears. Barbara Christian; Sr., Josie Isaguirre. the exception of Caxton Printers, Ltd. Bill for $3,617.20 They are “God’s own men,” and with but few exceptions Bronze – Novice, Staci Ulrich; Jr., Martin Jaca; Int., on which $1,000 was paid. take with them the best wishes of our whole community. Melissa Jayo; Sr., Sandy Black. The performance bond of J. M. Distler was canceled. They established the first newspaper in Owyhee and carried Beef showmanship: Gold – Jr., Jody Ackerman; Int., A motion was carried to dispense with credit for music it on for two years; in doing so they did more than any one Melissa Jayo; Sr., Josie Isaguirre. except for classroom courses in the school district. else for the prosperity and development of our mines. John Silver – Jr., Garvin Foote; Int., David Malmberg; Sr., Members present were Orville Soper, Albert Eidemiller, left here on the morning of the 6th, and goes the Columbia David Kubosumi. Orville Vance, Allen George and Richard Frazier, River route to Frisco. He will visit the Puget Sound country Bronze – jr., Carla Sellman; Int., Rob Bish; Sr., Margaret superintendent of schools. on his way thither. He is now special correspondent for the Wideau. New York Tribune and Alta California, in whose columns Sheep showmanship: Gold – Jr., Brad Huff; Int., Mitzi Local legion post received citation he has acquired a distinguished reputation as a spicy and Parkins; Sr., Josie Isaguirre. J. M. Graham, commander of the Homedale American elegant writer. Silver – Jr., Danielle Ulrich; Int., Babe Dines; Sr., Legion post No. 32 has received an Americanism citation Joseph Wasson been out all summer with Gen. Crook, Nanette Neider. from his organization’s national headquarters for the post’s and in his letters to the Avalanche has given an interesting Bronze – Jr., Nicole Huff; Int., Joelle Dye; Sr., Dorothy Americanism and youth activities in the past year. account of the Campaign. He is a practical printer and Gottsch. Commander Graham said 43 Legion posts in Idaho writer of more than average ability. He left here this Swine Showmanship: Gold – Jr., Joe Malmberg; Int., won Americanism citations for their community service morning on the Humboldt Stage for San Francisco. The Pam Kubosumi; Sr., David Kubosumi. programs. The citation Commander Graham received was brothers will meet at the metropolis of the Pacific, compare Silver – Jr., Jason Nettleton; Int., Teresa Kubosumi. signed by past National Commander W. C. Daniel of The notes, and enjoy city life after a four year’s sojourn in the Bronze – Jr., Lori Itano; Int. Corey Esson. American Legion. The local post was commended for its mountains. They will write to the Avalanche occasionally. Dairy showmanship: Gold – Jr., Alison Gibbens; Int., Americanism work by Melvin Meadows of American Falls, Now we must say: “Farewell, a word that must be and hath Mike Stowell; Sr., Debbie Noyce. state commander. been, A word that makes us linger, yet farewell.” Wednesday, November 14, 2007 Page 9B Public notices OWYHEE COUNTY services. The fee proposed will Idaho, and described as follows: GEM IRRIGATION DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS allow distribution of operating LOT 4, BLOCK 1, EAGLE VIEW FISCAL YEAR 2008 BUDGET MINUTES cost to applicants of residential ESTATES, OWYHEE COUNTY, 38,048.13 irrigable acres OCTOBER 22, 2007 homes, commercial buildings IDAHO, ACCORDING TO THE REVENUE OWYHEE COUNTY and properties requiring new OFFICIAL PLAT RECORDED Operation & Maintenance $1,540,874 COURTHOUSE addressing. AS INSTRUMENT NO. 215482, Old Gem Expanded Water Rights Acs 76,481 MURPHY, IDAHO The Department of Building RECORDS OF OWYHEE Construction 3,518 Present were Commissioner’s Safety, Building Official will COUNTY, IDAHO, AND AS Interest Receivable 117,000 Freund, Tolmie, and Hoagland, present to the Board the amount AMENDED BY AMENDMENT Penalties Receivable 6,312 Clerk Sherburn, Sheriff Aman, requested and will discuss the need TO THE PLAT OF EAGLE VIEW Total $1,744,185 Treasurer Richards, Prosecutor for such a fee. The requested fee ESTATES RECORDED JUNE EXPENSES Faulks, Jim Desmond, Mary Huff amount is available at the office of 18, 1997 AS INSTRUMENT NO. South Board of Control $1,738,642 and Fred Grant. the Department of Building Safety 222082, OWYHEE COUNTY, Construction 3,518 Amendments to the agenda for review between the hours of RECORDS. The Trustee has no Directors’ Fees 1,200 included: assumption of voting 8:30 am and 5:00 pm Monday knowledge of a more particular Liability Insurance 775 equipment agreement. through Friday The Board is description of the above referenced Office 50 Discussion was held on setting conducting this hearing pursuant real property, but for purposes of Total $1,744,185 the policy for employees ordering to Idaho Code, 63-1311A. compliance with Section 60-113 ASSESSMENT CHARGES from the LTD Commodities 11/14,21/07 Idaho Code, the Trustee has been O&M Assessment per/ac $43.60 catalog. No action was taken. informed that the address of 12532 Construction .10 The Board received the request ADVERTISEMENT FOR CINNABAR WAY, MURPHY, ID Total Assessment per/ac $43.70 for appeal on denial of a CUP for BIDS 83650 is sometimes associated Connie Chadez Falcon Butte Farms. A hearing Owner: City of Homedale, with said real property. Said sale Secretary-Treasurer date was set for November 26th Idaho will be made without covenant or 11/14,21/07 . A letter of cease and assist for Address: City of Homedale, warranty regarding title, possession hauling of wastewater will be or encumbrances to satisfy the Idaho, 31 W. Wyoming Ave., PO against the real property only. The property’s legal description prepared and sent. Box 757, Homedale, ID 83628 obligation secured by and pursuant The Board approved the to the power of sale conferred in THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO is: A parcel of land situate in Separate sealed Bids for COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY the West half of the Southeast correction of the legal description the construction of the City the Deed of Trust executed by for closure of the Rimrock CHRISTOPHER J. BARRON INFORMATION OBTAINED Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, of Homedale WATER LINE WILL BE USED FOR THAT Section 9, Township 3 North, Landfill. REPLACEMENT PROJECT, AND SHANNON BARRON, The Board held an appeal H U S B A N D A N D W I F E PURPOSE. As required by law, Range 5 West, Boise Meridian, 2007. you are hereby notified that a Owyhee County, Idaho, more hearing on the denial of a CUP for The construction and as Grantor/Trustor, in which Idaho Power, a written decision MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC negative credit report reflecting particularly described as follows: installation of approximately on your credit record may be Beginning at the Southeast corner will be issued later. 9,700 linear feet of 12-inch, 2,700 REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, The Board approved the INC. AS NOMINEE submitted to a credit report agency of the West half of the Southeast linear feet of 8-inch, 16,200 linear if you fail to fulfill the terms of Quarter of the Northeast Quarter assumption and assignment feet of 6-inch diameter pressurized FOR WEBSTER B A N K , agreement for the AutoMark NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, your credit obligations. ASAP# of Section 9, Township 3 North, water main, 129 gate valves 920533 Range 5 West, Boise Meridian; voting equipment from the ranging from 1 to 12-inch in size, is named as Beneficiary and Secretary of State. FIRST AMERICAN TITLE 10/31;11/7,14,21/07 thence running North along the 43 new fire hydrants, reconnect East line of said West half of The Board opened the hearing 11 existing fire hydrants, install INSURANCE COMPANY as on appeal No. 06-12, and 06-13, Trustee and recorded 11/21/2005 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S the Southeast Quarter of the 102 linear feet of 12-inch and Northeast Quarter a distance of Aspenwood Holdings. The Board 72 linear feet of 8-inch Jack and as Instrument No. 254212 in SALE accepted the withdrawal of the book -, page - of Official Records Notice of Trustee’s Sale Idaho 255 feet to the South line of the Bore Casing, and reconnecting “C” Canal right of way; thence two appeals requested by Bohner 186 water service lines. in the office of the Recorder of Code 45-1506 Today’s date: Law Office. OWYHEE County, Idaho. Please October 17, 2007 File No.: Northwesterly along the South Will be received by: The line of said right of way 186 feet; The Board approved the Law Homedale City Clerk at the office Note: The above Grantors are 7104.27247 Sale date and time Enforcement Agreement with named to comply with section (local time): February 19, 2008 thence Southerly 385 feet to the of: The City of Homedale, Idaho South line of said West half of the City of Marsing for $74,160. until Wednesday, November 28, 45-1506(4)(A), Idaho Code, at 11:00 AM Sale location: in The Board approved the No representation is made that the lobby of the Owyhee County Southeast Quarter of the Northeast 2007 at 2:00 p.m., and then at Quarter aforesaid; thence East agreement with Access Idaho for said office publicly opened and they are, or are not, presently Courthouse, 20381 State Highway the Treasurer to accept credit or responsible for this obligation set 78, Murphy, Idaho 83650 Property along the said South line of said read aloud. land 136 feet to the POINT OF debit card payments for property The Contract Documents may forth herein. The Default for which address: 16 W Kansas Homedale, taxes. this sale is to be made is the failure ID 83628 Successor Trustee: BEGINNING. EXCEPTING be examined at the following THEREFROM the following The Board took the following locations: to pay when due, under Deed of Northwest Trustee Services, action on pending Indigent and Trust and Note dated 11/16/2005. Inc., an Idaho Corporation P.O. described premises: Beginning at • Project Engineering the Southeast corner of Block D Charity cases. Consultants Office, Nampa, The monthly installments of Box 997 Bellevue, WA 98009 07-42, 07-43, 07-44 liens principal, interest, and impounds (425) 586-1900 Deed of Trust of Taylor Addition to the City of Idaho Homedale, Idaho, as shown on the approved. • City of Homedale Municipal (if applicable) of $1,157.35, due information Original grantor: 06-45, 06-48, 07-06 approved per month for the months of Wendy L. Brown and Stephen official plat thereof, on file and of Office, Homedale, Idaho record in the office of the County assignments to Catastrophic. • Dodge Plan Room – McGraw- 4/1/2007 through 10/8/2007, and A. Brown, wife and husband 07-38 denied applicant. all subsequent installments until Original trustee: Stewart Title of Recorder for Owyhee County, Hill, Garden City, Idaho Idaho; thence North 155 feet; 07-39 approved withdrawal. • Blueprints Plus – Idaho Plan the date of sale or reinstatement. Boise, Inc. Original beneficiary: The Board approved the MOU The principal balance owing as Mortgage Electronic Registration thence West 50 feet; thence South Room, Garden City, Idaho 155 feet; thence East 50 feet to the with Treasure Valley Partnership • Idaho Association of General of this date on the obligation Systems, Inc., solely as nominee and the Attorney General for the secured by said Deed of Trust is for Fieldstone Mortgage Company PONT OF BEGINNING. ALSO Contractors Plan Room, Boise, EXCEPTING THEREFROM the Special Assistant United States Idaho $149,406.01 together with interest Recording date: June 8, 2006 Attorney. thereon at the current rate of Recorder’s instrument number: following: Beginning at a point Copies of the Contract 155 feet North of the Southeast Larry Howard presented the Documents may be obtained at 6.50000 per cent (%) per annum 256702 County: Owyhee Sum first draft of the All Hazards Plan from 3/1/2007. All delinquent owing on the obligation: as of corner of Lot D of Taylor Addition the Issuing Office located at: to the Homedale, Owyhee County, for review. P r o j e c t E n g i n e e r i n g amounts are now due, together October 17, 2007: $56,323.69 The Board approved the bid with accruing late charges, and Because of interest, late charges, Idaho; thence North to the South Consultants, Ltd, 1307 North boundary of the “C” Canal for 2 2008 4x4 Pickups for the th interest, unpaid and accruing and other charges that may vary 39 Street, Suite 101, Nampa, right of way 60 feet; thence in a Sheriff’s office in the amount of ID 83687. (208) 466-7190 upon taxes, assessments, trustee’s fees, from day to day, the amount due $50,894. attorney’s fees, and any amounts on the day you pay may be greater. Northwesterly direction parallel payment of $60.00 for each set. to the “C” Canal 186 feet; thence The Board adopted Resolution /s/ Alice E. Pegram advanced to protect the security Hence, if you pay the amount 07-36 Retaining the Professional associated with this foreclosure shown above, an adjustment may South 205 feet to a point on the Date: 11/06/07 West line of Lot D and 155 feet Services of Forsgren Associates 11/14,21,/07 and that the beneficiary elects to be necessary after we receive your Engineering. sell or cause the trust property to check. For further information North of the South line of Lot D; T h e B o a r d a d o p t e d be sold to satisfy said obligation. write or call the Successor Trustee thence East 136 feet to the POINT NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S OF BEGINNING. The sale is Resolution 07-37 Retaining the SALE If the Trustee is unable to convey at the address or telephone number Professional Services of Paragon title for any reason, the successful provided above. Basis of default: subject to conditions, rules and Notice of Trustee’s Sale Loan procedures as described at the Engineering. No. 0642454482 T.S. No. ID- bidder’s sole and exclusive remedy failure to make payments when The complete minutes can be shall be the return of monies paid due. Please take notice that the sale and which can be reviewed 07-102509-DL On 2/21/2008, at at www.northwesttrustee.com or viewed in the Clerk’s office. 11:00:00 AM (recognized local to the Trustee, and the successful Successor Trustee will sell at /s/ Richard Freund, Chairman bidder shall have no further public auction to the highest bidder USA-Foreclosure.com. The sale time), at the following location is made without representation, Attest: /s/ Charlotte Sherburn in the County of OWYHEE, State recourse. Date: 10/17/2007 By: for certified funds or equivalent 11/14/07 Pioneer Lender Trustee Services, the property described above. warranty or covenant of any kind. of Idaho: daily at 11:00:00 AM In (TS# 7104.27247) 1002.78046- the lobby of the Owyhee County LLC an Idaho limited liability The property address is identified PUBLIC HEARING company, as Trustee Quality Loan to comply with IC 60-113 but FEI Courthouse Located on the corner 10/31;11/7,14,21/07 NOTICE OF of highway 78 and Hailey St., Service Corp. 2141 5th Avenue is not warranted to be correct. CONSIDERATION OF 20381 Highway 78, Murphy, ID San Diego, CA 92101 By: Dana ESTABLISHING A FEE 83650, Pioneer Lender Trustee Linder, Assistant Vice President FOR THE RURAL COUNTY Services, LLC an Idaho limited ***For Sale Information Call: ADDRESS SYSTEM liability company, as Trustee on 714-259-7850 or Login to: www. Read all about it On Monday, December 3, 2007, behalf of Wells Fargo Bank, NA fidelityasap.com If you have in at 10:00 am, in Courtroom 2 in the will sell at public auction, to the previously been discharged County Courthouse in Murphy, highest bidder, for cash, in lawful through bankruptcy, you may the Board of Owyhee County money of the United States, all have been released of personal Commissioners will consider payable at the time of sale, the liability for this loan in which establishing a fee to be assessed following real property, situated in case this letter is intended to 337-4681 for Rural County Address the County of OWYHEE State of exercise the note holders rights Page 10B Wednesday, November 14, 2007 Owyhee County Church Directory Snake River Valley Fellowship Knight Community Church Crossroads Grand View Assembly of God Wilder/Homedale Pastor Paul H. Ryan • 834-2639 16613 Garnet Road Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Wilder Sunday 10 am Worship Hwy 19 & 95, 482-7644 Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Tuesday 7 pm Pure Word and youth group Sunday School 10am Adult Bible Study: Wednesday, 7 p.m. Thursday 7 pm Worship Sunday Morning Worship 11am Knight's Neighborhood: 475-3733 or 880-8962 Sunday Evening Worship 6pm HELP WANTED HELP WANTED (Youth Activity Group) Friday 5-6:30 pm Pastor Robert Cooperstein Wed. Bible Study 7pm Sales Clerk/ Deli. Experience Owyhee County Sheriff’s in food service helpful but not Of ce is accepting applications required. We are looking for a for the position of Patrol Deputy Assembly of God Friends Community Our Lady of the Valley Church motivated individual who enjoys in the Grand View and Bruneau Church Catholic Church working with people. Full-time & area. A condition of employment Homedale Wilder - Homedale 1122 W. Linden St., Caldwell part-time with exible hours and is the successful applicant must 15 West Montana, 337-4458 17434 Hwy 95, 337-3464 459-3653 bene ts. Interested individuals live within a 15 mile radius Pastor George Greenwood Pastor: John Beck Mass: Sunday School 9:35 am may apply at Matteson’s in of Grand View. Applicants Sunday School 9:30am Saturday 5:00 pm Worship Services: 10:45 am Sundays Wilder or Homedale. must be 21 years of age, high Sunday Morning Worship 10:30am Sunday 9:30 am Adult Sunday School: 8:30 am Spanish Mass: Saturday 7:00 pm Medical Assistant 2 PT openings school graduate or equivalent, Sunday Evening Service 6:00pm Wednesday Prayer Meeting 6:30 pm Wed. Bible Study 7:00pm Spanish Mass: Sunday Noon - Homedale/ Marsing. Family demonstrate computer skills, practice clinic. No weekends. and must be able to pass or have Chapel of Hope Church of Jesus Christ of Must have MA certi cation passed the POST requirements Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church including the physical tness Hope House, Marsing Latter Day Saints and 1 yr med of ce exp. Prefer Homedale - 337-4248 Look for the Blue Church bilingual (English/Spanish) standards. Applicants will be Sunday Services 10am South Bruneau Hwy at the Hope House Homedale Complete or send application chosen based on a standardized Rev. Ross Shaver, Pastor Welcoming Families, especially those with 708 West Idaho Ave 337-4112 to Terry Reilly Health Services, scoring basis. Applicants must Youth and Adult Sunday School 9-9:45am special needs children. Bishop Alan McRae attn HR Spec, 211 16 th Ave N, be able to pass a drug screening Wed. Adult Bible Study 7-8:30pm Keith Croft, Pastor 880-2767 Bishop Dwayne Fisher Jake & Alisha Henrioulle, Youth Pastors 761-6747 POB 9, Nampa, ID 83653 EOE/ test, polygraph and psychological Visitors Always Welcome! Sunday 1st Ward 9am Sunday Services at 10 am Sunday 2nd Ward 12:30pm AA exam. Applicants must be willing Films, modeling and TV to work all shifts including projects! $75-$850 day! No exp. nights, weekends, and holidays. Incomplete applications will Homedale Baptist Wilder Church of God or school. 208-433-9511 Mountain View In home care for 18 yr. old male not be considered. Acceptable Church Wilder Church of the Nazarene in Homedale M-F 7am-9am and applicants will be noti ed of Homedale 205 A St. E, 482-7839 26515 Ustick Road, Wilder 2pm-6pm, needs lifting; 19 yr. old the dates and times for written 212 S. 1st W. Pastor Ray Gerthung 337-3151 testing. Salary starts at $13.34 Sunday School 9:45am male in Homedale M-F 2:30pm- Sunday School 10am & 11am Sunday School 9:30 9:30pm, summer & non-school hr. for non-certi ed of cers. Sunday Evening 7pm Sunday Service 11am Worship 10:30 Owyhee County has a great Wednesday Evening 7pm Sunday Eve. 6:00pm Adult & Youth Bible Class: Wednesday 7:00 pm days are M-F 12:30pm-8:30pm, Wed. Eve. 7:00pm Bible Based Recovery: Friday 7:00 pm health bene t program. Owyhee Pastor James Huls needs stand-pivot transfers, 3 County is an equal employment months DD experience required. employer. Applications will be Please contact Carla 466-3196 Iglesia Evangelica accepted until November 23rd Drivers needed! Central and can be picked up at the Wilder Marsing Church of Christ Refrigerated Service, Inc. CLD Owyhee County Sheriff’s Of ce training available $0 down in Murphy or on the internet at 317 3rd st., Marsing MARSING APOSTOLIC ASSEMBLY 932 Franklin, Marsing – earn $$$ with in 3 weeks www.owyheecounty.net under Pastor Ramiro Reyes 800-521-9277 Asamblea Apostolica de Marsing 10 am Sunday School the Sheriff’s page. 221 W. Main • Marsing, Idaho Minister Gib Nelson 11 am Service Pastor Ricardo Rodriguez Sunday Bible Study 10am 482-7484 896-5552 or 371-3516 Sunday Worship 11am Sunday School 1:30 pm • Sunday Service 3 pm Bilingual Thursday Service 7 pm • (Bilingual Services/Español) Bible Missionary Church Free* Christian Church Homedale Assembly of God Church Homedale West Idaho, 337-4437 Marsing 2008 Owyhee County Pastor Paul Miller 110 W. Montana, 337-3626 139 Kerry, 896-4294 Sunday School 10am Pastor Maurice Jones Pastor Rick Sherrow Worship 11am Sunday Morning Worship 11am Sunday School 10am Sunday Evening 7pm Church school 9:45 Sunday Worship 11am & 6 pm Wednesday Evening 7:30 , ID 83628 97 HOMEDALE CALENDARP.O. BOX AX 337-4867 208/337-4681 / F Lizard Butte Baptist Church Nazarene Church Trinity Holiness Church Marsing Marsing Homedale Pastor London Pastor Bill O'Connor 119 N. Main 2008 116 4th Ave. W., 859-2059 896-4184 Pastor Samuel Page Sunday worship 11am-12pm 12 2nd Avenue West 337-5021 Sunday school 10 am-10:55am Worship Services - Sunday 11am and 6pm Sunday School 10am Sunday evening 7pm-8pm Teen Services Sundays 7:00 pm Sunday Morning Worship 11am Wednesday evening 7pm-8pm Sunday School - 9:45am Sunday Evening 7pm Every 3rd Sat. family video at 6 pm Mid Week TLC Groups Thursday Evening 7:30pm 6:38 PM Boulder Creek, near South Mountain 9/6/07 1:4 Church of Jesus Christ of Vision Community Church Marsing United Methodist Church Latter Day Saints t indd 1 * FREE TO SUBSCRIBERS OF 221 West Main Marsing, Idaho Marsing Wilder Established 1865 215 3rd Ave. West, 896-4151 208-896-5407 Corner of 4th St. & B Ave. Sunday 1st Ward, 12:30 p.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. 880-8751 Bishop Streibel Sunday Service 10:30 a.m. Pastor Carolyn Bowers P.O. BOX 97 HOMEDALE, ID 83628 Sunday 2nd Ward, 9 a.m. Adult, Kids & Youth Meetings Wed. 7:00 p.m. Sunday Services 9:30am 208/337-4681 / FAX 337-4867 Bishop Payne Our 2008 calendar features scenery photos from across the county... including some places most folks don’t get to see... Star Valley, Thomas Falls, Clover Creek Ranch, War Eagle in the Calvary Holiness Church First Seventh Day Adventist winter, Crutcher Crossing... and more! Wilder Presbyterian Church Homedale Corner of 3rd St. & B Ave. 16613 Garnet Rd., This large 11x17 wall calendar is yours Homedale Sunday School: 10:00 a.m. 880-0902 or 453-9289 320 N. 6th W., 337-3060 Sunday Morning Worship: 11:00 a.m. Pastor Chuck Dimick FREE if you are a subscriber to Pastor Marianne Paul Sunday Evening: 6:00 p.m. Sabbath School Sat. 9:30am The Owyhee Avalanche. Sunday Morning Worship 11am Wednesday Evening: 7:00 p.m. Worship 11am Sunday School 11am Food Pantry Open Fridays 10 am - Noon Tuesday Prayer Mtg. 7:00 pm Subscribe today to ensure a Free calendar. Our Lady Queen of Heaven (While supplies last.) Iglesia Bautista Amistad Cristiana de Wilder Calendars will be included to subscribers in the December Catholic Church - Oreana 26 issue of the Avalanche Palabra de Esperanza 2007 Mass Schedule - UMC Homedale the following Saturdays at 9:30am Esquina de 4 y calle B Established 1865 Jan. 27 - Feb. 17 - March 10 - April 28 Domingos Servicio: 12:00 pm 711 W. Idaho, 463-9569 May 12 - June 9 - July 21 - Aug. 11 El Ropero (Banco de ropa) Miercoles 12- 2pm Pastor Jose Diaz Sept. 8 - Oct. 13 - Nov. 24 - Dec. 22 Martes y Jueves: 6:30 pm Ingles P.O. Box 97 • Homedale, Idaho 83628 Servicios: Los Domingos 11:00 am For more information, call Sabados: 12:00 pm Arte Infantil St. Paul's Church, Nampa 466-7031 Todo en Espanol, Inf. 989 7508 208 / 337-4681 Wednesday, November 14, 2007 Page 11B REAL ESTATE VEHICLES FOR SALE SERVICES 2007 ATV’s 4x4, water cool, Fisher wood stove insert. Subscribe Today! 360 acres, Oregon property. Daycare 3 FT openings, ICCP The Owyhee Beautiful views, wildlife, seasonal wench, 213 mile, rst $3500 870-9032 approved, all meals provided, cash. 896-4013 Washing machine $60, dinette preschool program available 5 Avalanche pond & lots of privacy. 8 miles 208-337-4681 SW of Homedale, 30 minutes 85 Ford Ranger glass & body set $60. 541-212-9659 or can see days a week $45/mo., lots of to Nampa/Caldwell. $550/ acre good, auto trans, V6, AC, bought at 717 Idaho Ave W. Homedale. activities, call Donna 337-6180 w/building site. Or 400 acres for parts; sell for same $200. New still in original shipping Trees topped & removed. fenced & cross fenced, 2000 sq/ 482-7387 carton. Pecumsen small engine Clean-up & stump removal Puried Water ft home, shop, arena, round pen. 1989 Southwind 30’ motor $150. 24018 Red Top, Wilder available. 337-4403 $350,000. 541-339-3019 home on John Deere chassis, 460 482-7387 Lizard Butte Graphics. Ads, Station V8, 28k orig. miles, fully loaded, Tires for sale Set of 5, stock brochures, newsletters, business now operating at excellent condition $12,000 Tires and Wheels. Off a 2005 cards & catalogs. 941-3466 FARM AND 208-845-2206 F250. less than 8K miles. Make Technical Computer LLC, Owyhee Lanes 1994 Chevy/Silverado P.U., 4x4 offer. 208-249-1089 repairs, tune-ups, backups, Bowling / Restaurant RANCH ext. cab, v8, Auto, 6” lift, roll bar 1988 21.5 ft. camper, excellent upgrades, networking. Call Tom Reg. black Angus cows for w/lights, new tires, runs great, condition, all new ooring or Colette 896-4676 or go to In Homedale sale, 5 older spring calving lots of extras. Must sell, gone to $4000. 989-0467 or 337-4997 technicalcomputer.com cows & 2 pairs w/ big claves; college. $5999 OBO Can be seen Register now! Fun private Dog boarding at my home. 1 Gallon: 50¢ also, fall yearlings, bulls ready @ Owyhee Truck 208-989-2023 lessons. Piano, guitar, violin, Outdoor and indoor facilities. to work. Hyde Ranch Angus or 208-989-0885 or ddle. All ages & levels. Knowledgeable & attentive 5 Gallons: $2.00 208-834-2505 2007 ATV’s New 50cc, 110cc, Reasonable monthly rates. care for your best friend. Call 38 acres next to 21 acres, 150cc, 250cc. Special prices!!! 467-6244 or 283-5750 Rebekka at 208-861-6017 New Locally Owned excellent irrigated farm ground, Call for details. DL#3024 Pro Series 15,000 5th wheel rockinrcountrykennel.com quiet & clean. 2 miles from Idaho 208-896-5720 hitch complete $400. OBO Call Tim’s Small Engine Repair Jump Creek Storage State desert ground & BLM 919-5244 or 337-4371 after 6pm Complete servicing & repair Steel/Concrete Units desert ground. Great buy at 59 Micro ber couch & love seat, available on lawnmowers, tillers, All Sizes Available acres at $6500 per acre. Owner Homedale Two homes on two lots, stain resistant, lifetime warranty, motorcycles, ATVs & all 2 & 4 5x15, 10x5 to 10x25 carry 20% down 7.5% interest. one is a xer frame home, the other is brand new in boxes. Retail $1495. a rented manufactured home. $80,000 cycle power equipment. Briggs Store your Vehicles Call Tony 880-0085 for both of them. 115 & 119 W. 4th st. Must sell $499. 208-888-1464 & Stratton factory certi ed repair Construction Equipment Allowed Horse property, 40 acres, cross Bedroom set 7-piece cherry set technician 30916 Peckham Rd. (509) 539-6010 fenced, 2000 sq/ft home, shop, Homedale, Newly renovated charmer! Brand new in boxes. List $2250. 4 bed 2 bath on .46 acres Wilder 482-7461 (208) 250-2461 sand arena, round pen. Outside Almost everything in this house is new. Must sell $450. 208-888-1464 riding close by. Privacy & great $189,900 Bed-queen pillowtop mattress views of the Owyhees. 8 miles Two commercial lots s Brand new, still in plastic, Wilder Housing Authority SW of Homedale. $185,000. warranty. Retail $599. Sell $119! Wilder Housing Authority on Owyhee Ave in is now accepting applications 541-339-3019 downtown Homedale. $40,000 208-921-6643 has rental units available Beautiful certi ed alfalfa hay, King-sized pillowtop mattress for Senior Citizen apts. The at Chula Vista. These are North American standards $8/ For a list of local New, in bag, with warranty. units are 1 Bdrm., located at partially furnished 2 and 3 bale. 208-899-0187 defaults and List $750. Sacri ce $199. Westeld Plaza in Wilder. bedroom units. Water/sewer/ upcoming forclosures 208-921-6643 The project is operated for the trash and lawn care included. benet of low income senior give me a call Cherry Sleigh bed. Solid wood. For more information call FOR RENT citizens. For more information 4 bdrm split level (2 families New in box. Value $799. Sacri ce 208-482-7750 or come to the If you are thinking of doing a land or applications, call 208-482- ok) large fenced yard, Homedale. $195. 208-888-1464 ofce at the corner of Hwy split, but don't know where to Used tractor parts 100’s of 7750, or come to the ofce at $750 + dep. 573-1704 start, give me a call. 95 and Hwy 19 on the south Storages for rent, Pioneer salvaged farm tractors and the Wilder Housing Authority Mini Storage 4155 Pioneer Rd, Licensed in Idaho and Oregon combines. Nampa Tractor at 20520 Hwy 95, or write to side of Wilder, P.O. Box 685, Homedale 208-337-4589 or Salvage, 9055 Hwy 20, Nampa, PO box 685, Wilder ID 83676. 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