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VOL. 25, NO. 40 75 CENTS HOMEDALE, OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2010 Roll-over blocks Idaho 78 Business property taxes in Homedale could skyrocket and Marsing. Grand View business Most commercial property owners could see mixed property bills results. The sharpest climb could be may be higher for industrial parcels within Homedale’s city limits. Taxes could be as much as one-quarter While most residential property higher than last year, including a owners could see reductions in possible increase of 45.4 percent their tax bills, county commercial in the share used to support city property owners might not be so government. fortunate when notices arrive next Taxes paid by business property month. owners to the City of Homedale According to analysis by The could go up drastically across the Owyhee Avalanche, property taxes board — 32 percent for retail space could go up in most classifi cations of business properties in Homedale –– See Taxes, page 11 Man taken to hospital after accident Owyhee County Sheriff’s Deputy Jeff Wasson investigates a one-vehicle roll-over on Idaho highway Homedale retail property taxes 78 as a driver from TNJ Towing in Marsing cleans up the scene on Sept. 28 south of Marsing. For 2010 2011 more on the accident, see Page 2. Mayor: OCSO counter “unacceptable” Keith Green and Councilperson Marie Hipwell were Marsing operating under in attendance. old law enforcement deal The sheriff’s rewrite of the contract would obligate the Owyhee County Sheriff’s Offi ce to 171 hours With the City of Marsing still waiting offi cial word, in a 28-day period (30 hours of code enforcement, Sheriff Daryl Crandall presented a counter-proposal 60 hours in the schools and 81 hours of traffi c to the county’s law enforcement agreement. enforcement). Crandall unveiled his version of the fi scal year Crandall’s proposal shaves 66 hours off the original 2011 contract during the Sept. 28 Board of County proposal of 237 hours, which was an increase of nine Commissioners meeting in Murphy. Marsing Mayor –– See OCSO, page 5 Pre-registration deadline looms for November election Eligible citizens have until Friday to County Clerk Charlotte Sherburn said Oct. 27 is the fi nal day to apply for a Jaymie Mercado appear will appear on the register for the 2010 general election in last week that ballots for mail-in precincts mail-in absentee ballot, and in-person ballot as District 2 commissioner nominees Owyhee County. in Three Creek, Pleasant Valley and Riddle absentee ballots can be requested until for their respective parties. Incumbent The Board of County Commissioners already have been sent to those registered to Oct. 29. George Hyer, who lost the Republican designated polling places last week for the vote. Election Day is the fi nal day to return Voter registration will be allowed at the primary to Aberasturi in May, has launched Nov. 2 election, which features a three-way mail-in and absentee ballots to the county polling places on Election Day. race for District 2 commissioner. clerk’s offi ce. Homedale residents Kelly Aberasturi and –– See Election, page 5
Subscribe today Obituary 6Sports 14-17 Get the news source of the Owyhees delivered Calendar 7Commentary 18-19 IInsidenside directly to you each Wednesday Peary Perry 7Looking Back 20 Only $31.80 in Owyhee County Colleagues Call 337-4681 Rodeo news 9Legals 21-25 honor Jewitt Birthday 10 Classifi eds 26-27 Page 4 Page 2 Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Homedale man indicted in March meth lab bust Raymond James Thornton faces arraignment on three felony counts and one misdemeanor Raymond James Thornton is The original arrest stemmed scheduled for a felony arraign- from a surprise probation inspec- ment hearing at 9 a.m. on Friday tion in March on the home of in Murphy. Timothy Dale Smitherman, 31 of Thornton is charged with fel- Marsing. ony criminal conspiracy, felony Thornton and Smitherman attempted drug trafficking and along with Adina Marilyn Kyzer, an enhancement of a felony of 36, of Nampa; Scottie Wilbur delivery of a controlled substance Medlin, 20, of Marsing; Robert within 1,000 feet of a school and Clayton Jess III, 24, of Marsing the misdemeanor charge of drug and Samantha Shantelle Armas, paraphernalia possession. 24, of Nampa, were arrested and He was indicted by a grand jury booked into the Owyhee County on July 27. Jail in Murphy. Thornton, 31, of Homedale Smitherman entered a guilty was arrested on March 25 south plea on April 23 of felony drug New Homedale school music director Jessica Hanna conducts the marching band during the national of Marsing during a raid on a traffi cking and sentenced to two anthem at a recent Homedale High School football game at Deward Bell Stadium. The band is comprised suspected meth house. Thornton years determinate time in prison of musicians from the high school and middle school. will appear before Third District and eight years indeterminate time. Court Judge Gregory M. Cutlet He was ordered to pay $10,165.50 for the arraignment hearing. in court fi nes and fees. Homedale band 2nd in Caldwell Armas is scheduled for a review The Homedale High School Hanna, was runner-up to Mountain Seventeen bands competed in For FAST results... hearing on Friday. marching band placed second in its Home in the Group 2 A Class fi ve divisions. try the Medlin is scheduled for a sen- division at a regional competition at the U.S. Scholastic Bands Homedale’s marching band has tencing hearing on Oct. 21. Saturday. Association Showcase Marching performed two halftime shows Classifieds! Kyzer is scheduled for a sen- The Trojans Marching Band, Band Competition at Caldwell during football games thus far tencing hearing on Oct. 22. led by fi rst-year director Jessica High School. this season. One-vehicle wreck blocks Idaho 78 Owyhee and Twin Falls Charges are pending after a highway 78 feet away from mile- ing southbound around 7 a.m. roll-over accident south of Mars- post 14. when his vehicle left the roadway. ing sent a man to the hospital. In a faxed response received The four-door pickup truck rolled County Voters…Keep….. Marques Gamaro, 50, is sus- after an Oct. 1 public records when he overcorrected, Wassons pected of driving without a license request, OCSO Sgt. Bev White said. Stephen Hartgen and without insurance, according said charges are pending against Murphy-Reynolds-Wilson Fire to the Owyhee County Sheriff’s Gamaro, who was transported Department responded and pro- Offi ce. by Marsing Ambulance after vided traffi c control as Wasson The Marsing man was taken to the accident on the morning of investigated. The highway was a Canyon County hospital after Sept. 28. reduced to one lane for about two he rolled the 2002 Ford F-15 he Owyhee Sheriff’s Deputy Jeff hours. Cpl. Lynn Bowman also was driving on southbound Idaho Wasson said Gamaro was travel- was on scene. Masons hold Sunday scholarship breakfast The semi-annual Masonic fund for students in area high The menu includes pancakes, scholarship breakfast will be held schools, including Homedale ham, sausage, scrambled eggs and Sunday at Silver City Lodge No. and Marsing. Wilder and Parma Ava’s red syrup. 13 in Homedale. students also benefi t. The Silver City Lodge also The all-you-can-eat meal costs The breakfast will be held from sponsors annual round of teacher $5 per person and proceeds will 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the lodge, of the year awards for the school benefi t the Masons’ scholarship 19 W. Idaho Ave. districts the Masons serve.
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Paid for by George Hyer Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Page 3 Homedale author Can you RACE NASCAR? Take a simulated ride Friday Oct. 8! set to release novel Only at Owyhee Auto Supply in Homedale Fantasy adventure story to be fi rst in fi ve-part series
The catalyst for Frank Hanson’s journey as a fantasy writer was — fi ttingly enough — a dream. “Michelle (Hanson’s wife of 22 years) woke up and sat at the com- puter and wrote the name ‘Sally’, and I looked at her and said, ‘I just had a dream about the same character,’ ” Hanson said of the origins of his “The Extraordinary Tales of Sally King” series. The four-year Homedale resi- dent says the fi rst book in what Resident writes will be a fi ve-book series, “Battle fi rst book for Ungar and the Dark Swamp”, Homedale’s Frank Hanson is set for release Oct. 15. It’s avail- is already well into writing the able for pre-order on Amazon. second installment of his “The com and at www.createspace. Extraordinary Tales of Sally King” com/3336058. The 162-page ad- fantasy adventure series. The fi rst venture novel lists for $24.99. book, “Battle for Ungar and the The target audience probably Dark Swamp”, is scheduled for is teenagers, the author said, an Oct. 15 release. although he thinks readers of all ages will enjoy the tale. kept coming and coming and de- Michelle says there is interest veloping. It was defi nitely a gift, from the Homedale Public Li- but it was a joy to experience the brary to carry the title as well. fi rst-time creative side.” The Sally King series marks the He’s about three-quarters of fi rst novel for Frank, who began the way through the second book writing about six years ago after dealing with the Land of Sogar. quitting an unfulfi lling job at the Each book will tell of Sally King’s Freightliner truck manufacturing adventures in one of fi ve different plant in Portland. lands in a hidden world called He fi rst dabbled in writing by Padagram. creating an original reality show Frank said while parallels might called “Desparado” that he said be drawn to popular fantasy was looked at by a television adventure series such as Harry 2 TRUCKS FULL OF TOOLS! production company. Potter and the Chronicles of “It was a catalyst in confi dence Narnia, the storyline in the Sally in the fact that he was on to King series doesn’t send mixed Friday Oct. 8 Only! something creative,” Michelle messages. said. “After working 17 years in “I wanted to have a book with a the truck manufacturing plant, clear line between good and evil Tons of Tools On Sale! he saw that he could tap into his that was still fantasy,” he said. creative side.” “Sally doesn’t step into the bad, The creative side also includes and the bad doesn’t step into the We are bringing poetry and short stories. good except through attempted “When a short story hits, I don’t deception.” like to lose it, so I’ll write it in an The overarching message from 2 FULL NAPA TRUCKS hour and then go back and work the series is that every person is on it,” he said. important and signifi cant, regard- in for this Sale. Don’t miss it! Frank wrote the fi rst Sally King less of how they may feel about book in about a year. He said themselves. To push that point he fi nished it soon after leaving home, Frank devised Sally as a Freightliner. person small in stature who is All Farm, Truck, Automotive, “I just prayed on it and starting tasked with saving her world. writing on it, and had an incred- “I wanted to go along the same ible journey and learning experi- precept as (Lord of the Rings Lawnmower, etc. Filters ence,” said Frank, who said he author JRR) Tolkein,” Frank said. drew inspiration from the Lord “I wanted her to be the littlest and when characters and ideas seemed most insignifi cant person to save Best Prices of the Year! to wane. the fi ve lands of Padagram.” “It just surprised me how enjoy- able it was, how the characters — JPB October 6-13, 2010
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Association conference in Boise. has overseen an expansion of the “She defi nitely shows a huge “It’s sort of what they refer to department in services as well as commitment to the juveniles in as a lifetime achievement award,” a growth in its physical footprint our area,” he said. “Especially Jewett said of the award given in Homedale. being in a lower-income area, annually to one person in the But Jewett said the award is you really have to put in the extra state who has had a signifi cant more refl ective of the teamwork effort. Not only does she do that, impact on youth and the services in the department, which also Doris Jewett hangs the 2010 John Shuler award in her offi ce. but she fi nds others who will get delivered to children and their includes probation officers and facilitator and grant writer suspended or expelled students programs started and help put families. Cardenas and Josh Schumacher Tessa O’Donnell. in class and learning rather than food on the table.” “It is a joint effort. I just happen home or on the streets being Jewett said the award puts her to be the lucky recipient,” Jewett unproductive. and her colleagues in “pretty good said. “I think we helped a lot of kids company”, including that of 2007 In her nomination letter, get through school who wouldn’t award winner Thomas J. Ryan. Cardenas outlined Jewett’s efforts have gotten through school,” The former county magistrate to help families and youth in Jewett said. “We helped a lot of and now a Third District Court Owyhee County through more families.” judge, Ryan presented the award than just traditional probation Cardenas became emotional to Jewett at the conference at the services. when discussing the impact Holiday Inn Airport. The programs include the Closet Jewett has had on her career and “That’s what really makes of Dreams, which is housed at the how she approaches her job. She it special because, to me, he is probation office on the corner began in the county probation the epitome of juvenile justice,” of West 2nd Street North and department when Jewett hired her Jewett said of her former boss. West Idaho Avenue in Homedale. as a secretary a decade ago. “He’s one of the most ethical The room full of formal wear “She’s taught us that people people I know.” and accessories provides an get put on probation, but there The relationship with her fi rst inexpensive option for youth are other things going in their boss also affected Jewett during looking for prom attire or job lives because they don’t have her acceptance. interview clothing, Cardenas enough food or they struggle to “I cried. I was totally said. 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We use the finest parts and have the latest Letters to the editor equipment. We service domestic/import cars, light Friday noon the week prior to publication trucks and suv’s #)&! &'#& )$&! (Limit 300 words, signed, with day phone number.) Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Page 5 Natural resources committee seeks new members commissioners. He doesn’t have a vote on Owyhee County pioneer family member Courtroom 1 at the Owyhee County Terms have expired the committee. Tom Skinner were original members. Courthouse in Murphy. There are occasional for advisory panel He also said that many of the people have Today, avid bicyclist Tyler Welsheimer special meetings for the committee, which out-served their terms of appointment, and and recreational hunter and fisherman is chaired by Ernie Bahem. Officials are working on updating a that’s why another round of reappointments Paul Walden are among the user-group The committee also examines certain citizens panel that played a key role in have been scheduled. representatives. planning and zoning matters for impacts on establishing the county’s coordination County ordinance allows as many as Retired federal biologist Karen Steenhof species, water and vegetative resources. protocol with the federal government. 60 members on the Natural Resources also is part of the current committee, a The committee usually makes The Board of County Commissioners Committee and no fewer than 20. subcommittee of which is the Owyhee recommendations to the BOCC, but in P&Z was scheduled to discuss reappointments “There have been times when we’ve County Sage-grouse Local Working Group matters it reports directly to the Planning for the Owyhee County Natural Resources been up in the 50s,” Desmond said. chaired by Grand View’s Donna Bennett. and Zoning Commission. Committee during Tuesday’s weekly The committee formed to create the Committee members serve two- and Anyone interested in serving on the meeting. But committee director Jim county land use plan as the first step three-year terms, Desmond said. NRC can submit a written request to Desmond said he would also like to recruit in forcing the federal government to Other subcommittees have been formed Desmond at P.O. Box 38, Murphy, ID new voices for the group that watches out recognition Owyhee County government as over the years as issues have warranted. 83650 or by e-mail to OCNRCDIR@aol. for issues that could impact resource and a coordinating agency. It also has its roots in A temporary committee was seated when com. Applications must include a person’s land use in the county. the Bureau of Land Management’s original the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service began involvement, interest or expertise in any “I’d be happy to have some new blood,” Owyhee Front Resource Management proceedings that led to the eventual listing of the multiple uses of federally and state- Desmond said. “(Applicants) have to Plan, which dates back more than a dozen of the Bruneau Hotsprings Snail on the managed lands and a knowledge of the demonstrate in writing their desire to serve years. Endangered Species List. “custom, culture and economic stability of and some level of expertise on natural Desmond said the fi rst group of NRC The group also has worked on the Owyhee County.” resources in Owyhee County.” members were predominantly ranchers and county’s plans for natural resources and The NRC will review the applications Desmond serves as the county landowners, but there was a “scattering” wildland fi re. and make appointment recommendations government’s liaison for the panel, of recreationalist groups represented. The committee meets at 7:30 p.m. on to the BOCC. members of which are appointed by the Ranchers Don and Gene Davis as well as the first Tuesday of each month inside — JPB From page 1 √ OCSO: Sheriff says layoffs loom if Marsing contract isn’t ratifi ed hours over the 228-hours-per- no details, except to say: “There people about what they’ve been and processing of arrests. Again, violations outlined by Idaho Code month commitment in FY 2010. are other avenues that are being receiving from us at the city council time spent by deputies and Posse 19-4705. The 171-hour package would explored.” meeting, so what I’ve attempted members would be counted. Green said no other meetings include time for both regular The sheriff told the to do is lay out exactly what Crandall asserted that the city are planned on the subject until deputies and sheriff’s Posse commissioners that not coming each report to the Marsing City should only receive revenue from the council meets on Oct. 13. members, Crandall said. Marsing to an agreement could result in Council will contain so that we crimes committed during the “It goes back to we kind of would pay the same $76,385 it layoffs. don’t have any misunderstandings “dedicated time” of the contract, feel it’s our contract and it’s paid last year for the 228 hours. Crandall said he had sent the or inconclusive evidence, so which he said would be about 6.1 extra money that we’re giving the “I’ll just say it’s an unacceptable rewritten contract to county that they would know exactly hours per day apparently set at the county, therefore, you guys can contract,” Green said. “The hours Prosecuting Attorney Douglas what they’ll be getting each and sheriff’s discretion. come and visit us,” Green said. were reduced; the pay stayed the Emery for review. every week from us as far as the Other county offi cials — Emery “You are our elected offi cials. same. “I was assuming that he would reports,” the sheriff said. and County Clerk Charlotte You are full-time offi cials. You “Pretty much everything, send it to Marsing,” the sheriff • He itemized a “dedicated Sherburn — told Crandall that can come and see us.” in my opinion, was not very said. hours” schedule that features state law requires revenue go to The sheriff’s offi ce continues to acceptable.” After making copies for the how deputies and Posse members the city for all activity and all provide coverage to Marsing under Green said Hipwell and Crandall commissioners, Green and would spend their time fulfi lling hours. the FY 2010 contract because, as tried to meet Friday in Murphy, Hipwell, Crandall began his the school portion of the contract. “You need to read the code, Emery said, the pact cannot be but Hipwell’s work schedule presentation: It will include sporting events, Daryl,” Sherburn said to the terminated without written notice wouldn’t allow the time away. • He said he is agreeable to the extra-curricular activities and sheriff. from either side. Green and Hipwell hadn’t seen opt-out clause that gives either the “any activities related to a school In the case of city code “I’ve already been told we’re the Crandall’s counter-proposal county or the city the opportunity function.” violations, 90 percent of the out of contract once, which is an before he stepped to the podium to terminate the contract with 30 The 30 hours per month for proceeds are to be returned to the untrue statement,” Green said. at the BOCC meeting. days’ written notice. code enforcement would include municipality, Emery said. “The actual contract said it will “Essentially nothing was said • He outlined a protocol for the time for making reports, fi lling “That’s for code enforcement, follow-through unless we cancel in City Hall. That’s why I’m here: monthly council reports given by out citations, investigating code but any traffi c violations or state it. just to hear what’s going on,” the Deputy Jeff Wasson, including violations and court appearances laws violated outside of the “Basically, we’re still under mayor told the commissioners. an inventory of the number of for both deputies and Posse. dedicated time would come to contract. I need Sheriff Crandall Green said he will bring another contacts made during patrol hours The balance of the monthly the county,” Crandall said. to understand that. He can’t go tell proposal to the city council at its and number of citations issues allotment — 81 hours — would The apportionment is also 90 my citizens that we do not have a next meeting, which is scheduled during dedicated patrol times. be spent on traffi c enforcement percent for traffi c violations with law enforcement contract.” for 7 p.m. on Oct. 13. He gave “There has been some unhappy and include reports, investigations similar language for some other — JPB
√ Election: Commissioners race, state and federal offi ces on Nov. 2 ballot a write-in candidacy. Democratic nominee Keith The polling places remain the court building (City Hall), 31. W. 10427 Johnston Lane Additionally, voters will Allred. same as they have been for recent Wyoming Ave. • Murphy — Owyhee County decide the races for the District U.S. Sen. Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) elections: • North Marsing — Phipps- Courthouse 23B seat in the Idaho House is running against Democratic • Absentee — Owyhee County Watson Marsing American Legion • Oreana — Oreana Community of Representatives. Incumbent nominee Tom Sullivan. Courthouse, 20381 State Hwy Community Center, 126 W. 2nd Hall, 18092 Oreana Loop Road Stephen Hartgen (R-Twin U.S. Rep. Walt Minnick 78, Murphy St. N. • Grand View — Eastern Falls) faces Buhl Democrat Bill (D-Idaho) faces Republican • North Homedale — Homedale • South Marsing — University of Owyhee County Library, 520 Chisholm. challenger Raul Labrador in Senior Center, 224 W. Idaho Idaho Owyhee County Extension Boise Ave. Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter will the First Congressional District Ave. Offi ce, 238 W. 8th Ave. • Bruneau — American Legion appear on the ballot against race. • South Homedale — Magistrate • Wilson — Wilson Fire House, Post 83, 32536 Belle Ave. Page 6 Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Obituary School menus Glen L. Randall Homedale Elementary Oct. 6: Crispito or toasted cheese sandwich, taco salad, fruit & Glen L. Randall, 93, of veggie bar, churro, milk Nampa, passed away September Oct. 7-8: No school 30, 2010 at his residence. A Oct. 11: Chicken tenders or country fried beef steak, potatoes/gravy, viewing for friends and family roll, fruit & veggie bar, milk will be held Friday, October 8, Oct. 12: Deli or fi sh sandwich, potato wedges, fruit & veggie bar, 2010 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm animal crackers, milk at Alsip & Persons Funeral Chapel. A funeral service will Homedale Middle be held Saturday, October 9, Oct. 6: Beef or chicken taco, corn, fruit & veggie bar, fruit roll up, 2010, 10:00am, at Alsip & milk Persons Funeral Chapel with Oct. 7-8: No school graveside service to follow at Oct. 11: Hamburger or hot dog, fries, fruit & veggie bar, cookie, Kuna Cemetery. milk Glen was born in 1916 on Oct. 12: Pizza hot pocket or popcorn chicken, green beans, fruit & a wheat and cattle ranch in veggie bar, bread stick, milk Western Kansas to Hazel and Glen L. Randall Chris Randall, where he spent In March of 1942 he wired and fi nally he went on to work Homedale High his boyhood riding his pony Amy from where he was on for Interstate Electric in Nampa Oct. 6: Lasagna or pizza hot pocket, string cheese, French bread, and working with his dad and maneuvers in Yakima, WA “to for eighteen years. fruit bar, milk uncles, which made him decide come a running prepared to Glen and Amy had a Oct. 7-8: No school to be a cowboy when he grew get hitched.” Amy followed wonderful life together. They Oct. 11: Pizza, nachos or chef salad, fruit bar, cookie, milk up, a desire he never lost. him for twenty years, living enjoyed going to the mountains, Oct. 12: Chicken nuggets or egg roll, rice pilaf, green beans, fortune In 1928 when he was 12, in six different states and two snowmobiling and traveling cookie, fruit & salad bar, milk the family sold the farm and continents while he was in the with family and friends. They moved to Idaho where they Army. belonged to fi ve different square heard the living was easier. Glen was in Europe three dancing clubs and a local horse Bruneau They bought acreage in Boise times fi ghting the war there, club. Glen enjoyed raising his Oct. 6: Breakfast: ham & eggs, hashbrowns, banana. Lunch: where they soon found it was where he fought over France Limousine cattle and caring for Chicken patty, scalloped potatoes, corn, wheat roll/butter, oatmeal pretty hard to make a living. In with Patton, was awarded his horses. cherry crisp, milk the spring of 1931, they moved the Silver Star for gallantry Glen is survived by his wife, Oct. 7: Breakfast: Biscuits & gravy, oranges. Lunch: Burrito, brown to a farm in Kuna where the in action. He was in Holland Amy, and three fi ne daughters, Spanish rice, green beans, pears, animal cookie, milk family stayed. and Belgium where he was Glenda Randall, Chris (Sturgis) Oct. 8: Breakfast: Bagel & cream cheese, grapes. Lunch: Weiner Glen graduated from Kuna wounded and awarded a and Pat (Wroten). He is also wraps, potato wedges, carrot sticks/ranch orange slices, chocolate High School (where he fi rst met Purple Heart and Oak Leaf survived by their spouses Ken chip cookie, milk Amy, his future wife). He tried Cluster (two Silver Stars). Sturgis and Bob Wroten, six Oct. 12: Breakfast: Cereal, whole wheat toast, juice or fruit. Lunch: farming, went to butcher school, He was also awarded the grandchildren and four great Pepperoni pizza, salad/croutons, winter blend vegetables, pineapple, worked in a meat market, joined Croix de Guerre with Silver grandchildren. milk the National Guard and was Star from the Governor of Please visit Glen’s online guest inducted into the regular Army France. book at www.alsipfuneralchapel. Marsing in April of 1941, where he He retired from the Army a com. Oct. 5: Corn dog, potato bar, salad bar, fruit & veggie bar, milk reported to Ft. Francis E. Warren Lt. Colonel in 1961 and they Arrangements have been Oct. 6: Hot dog, pepperoni pizza, salad bar, potato salad, fruit & in Wyoming, where he was moved to Nampa. He started entrusted to Alsip & Persons veggie bar, milk stationed when Pearl Harbor working for Burke Huddleston Funeral Chapel, 404 10th Ave. S. Oct. 7-8: No school was bombed. Ford, and then Goodyear Tire Nampa, ID 83651; 466-3545. Oct. 11: Cook’s choice. Taco, salad bar, fruit & veggie bar, milk Oct. 12: Ham & cheese sandwich, chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, salad bar, fruit & veggie bar, milk Senior menus Homedale Senior Center Oct. 6: Hearty beef stew, roll Oct. 7: Country fried steak, mashed potatoes, peas & carrots Oct. 12: Beef burritos, refried beans, rice, corn
Marsing Senior Center Oct. 6: Lasagna, salad bar, peaches, roll, peanut butter cookie Oct. 7: Chicken supreme, Italian vegetables, noodles, French bread, peach cobbler Oct. 11: Closed. Oct. 12: Roast pork, mashed potatoes, gravy, green salad, peas, roll, cake & ice cream
Rimrock Senior Center Oct. 7: Swiss steak, rice, raisin/carrots in salad, green beans, roll, fruit jello Oct. 12: Sweet & sour chicken, green/red peppers, onions, pineapple, carrots, pasta salad w/onions, eggs, bell peppers, carrots & cheese rice, bread pudding w/raisins Death notice RUSSELL LEWIS VOLMER, 40, of Jordan Valley, died Thursday, Sept. 30, 2010, in Fort Rock, Ore. Graveside services will be held at 3 p.m., Friday, Oct. 8, 2010, at Jordan Valley Cemetery. A potluck reception will follow at the Jordan Valley Lions Hall on U.S. Highway 95. The Ousley Osterman Huffstutter Funeral Chapel in Lakeview, Ore., is handling arrangements. Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Page 7 Calendar Today Saturday, Oct. 9 Homedale Senior Center board meeting Seniors Center Fall Bazaar 1:30 p.m., Homedale Senior Center, 224 W. Idaho 10 a.m., Fall Bazaar, Rimrock Senior Citizens Bet You Didn’t Know Ave., Homedale. (208) 337-3020 Center, 525 Main, Grandview. (208) 834-2808 NOCWMA meeting Senior center dance 7 p.m., North Owyhee County Cooperative 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., $4 and finger food, public Blood bank founder Weed Management Area, U.S. Department of welcome, Homedale Senior Center, 224 W. Idaho Agriculture Service Center, 250 N. Old Bruneau Ave., Homedale. (208) 337-3020 Highway, Marsing. (208) 896-4544, ext. 102 barred from donating Preschool story time Sunday, Oct. 10 Charles Richard Drew orga- on a Bell Laboratory building … 10:30 a.m., Lizard Butte Library, 111 S. 3rd Ave W., Marsing Gun Club shoot nized the fi rst blood bank in this If they had used new copper it Marsing. (208) 896-4690 weekday afternoons For more information, call Tim Dines at 573-3321 country … but he couldn’t give would have been bright … not Snake River Irrigation District meeting or Marty Floyd at 573-3533. to it … Why? Law of the Land … green. 7 p.m., Grand View Irrigation District offi ce, 645 Masons scholarship breakfast segregation … Charles Richard Idaho St., Grand View. (208) 834-2350 8 a.m., $5 per person, all-you-can-eat, Silver City Drew was an African American. The longest strait in the world TRIAD meeting Lodge No. 13, 19 W. Idaho Ave., Homedale The year was 1941 … is located at the Strait of Malacca 1 p.m., Marsing Senior Center, 218 Main St., … it’s about 500 miles long, runs Marsing. (208) 337-4466 Monday, Oct. 11 You’d have to be dead for how between the Malay Peninsula and Board of County Commissioners meeting long before you can get honored the island of Sumatra. Thursday, Oct. 7 9 a.m., Courtroom 2, Owyhee County Courthouse, with a United States postage Vision Church food distribution 20381 State Hwy. 78, Murphy stamp? Mere mortals have to be So if you were in Fiji … what 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., donations welcome, Vision Church, Homedale school board meeting dead at least 10 years … Presi- language would you speak? Fi- 221 W. Main St., Marsing. (208) 896-5407 7 p.m., district offi ce board room, 116 E. Owyhee dents only have to be deceased jian, of course. Homedale Rod and Gun Club meeting Ave., Homedale. (208) 337-4611 for a year … 7 p.m., Owyhee Lanes Restaurant, 18 N. 1st St. Melba school board meeting In order to force Queen Victoria E., Homedale. (208) 463-4383 4 p.m., district offi ce board room, 600 Broadway Ave. What’s the name of the first to learn to keep her chin up, they Take Off Pounds Sensibly meeting Owyhee County Democrats meeting weekly magazine to sell a billion would put sprigs of holly beneath 5:30 p.m., weigh-in; 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 1 p.m., the Spot Pizza Parlor, 12 Sandbar Ave., copies in a year? TV Guide … her collar. Mean people … meeting, First Presbyterian Church, 320 N. 6th Marsing 1974 St., Homedale. (208) 482-6893 Homedale Public Library board meeting — For more information on Senior center lunch 10 a.m., Homedale Public Library, 125 W. Owyhee Where’d they get the old copper Peary Perry or to read more of his Noon, Rimrock Senior Center, 525 Main St., Ave., Homedale that was used to repair the Statue writings or to make a comment, Grand View. (208) 834-2808 Narcotics Anonymous open meeting of Liberty in 1986? From a roof visit www.pearyperry.com Homedale AA meeting 8 p.m., Homedale Friends Community Church, 8 p.m., Homedale Senior Center, 224 W. Idaho 17454 Hwy. 95 S., Homedale. (208) 442-2220 Ave., Homedale. (208) 571-4048 Owyhee County Fair Board meeting Senior center Elvis 8 p.m., county fairgrounds, Homedale. (208) Tuesday, Oct. 12 Jordan Valley City Council meeting 337-4575 7 p.m., City Hall, 306 Blackaby Street, Jordan fundraiser time changed Soup and prayer day Valley, Ore. (541) 586-2460 The Homedale Senior Center The senior center also will hold 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., freewill offering accepted, Marsing school board meeting has announced some changes in its a bake sale during the evening. Marsing Assembly of God Church, 139 Kerry St., 8 p.m., district offi ce board room, 209 8th Ave. upcoming chili feed fundraiser. Door prizes also will be given Marsing. (208) 965-1650 W., Marsing. The Oct. 16 event, which will away with tickets costing $1 each Celebrate Recovery Rimrock quilting group feature a performance by an Elvis or six for $5. Other food items 6 p.m., Mountain View Church of the Nazarene, 1 p.m., Rimrock Senior Center, 525 Main St., impersonator, will run from 5 also will be for sale. 26515 Ustick Road, Wilder. (208) 337-3151 Grand View. (208) 834-2665 p.m. to 8 p.m., so it will start Senior center coordinator Senior citizens dinner an hour earlier than originally Shirley McAbee said the event Friday, Oct. 8 6 p.m., Rimrock Senior Center, 525 Main St., announced. will help fund activities and Grand View Lions Club meeting Grand View. (208) 834-2808 The cover charge, which will operations at the senior center. 11:30 a.m., Salinas Raider Cafe, 330 Main Street, El-Ada commodity distribution include the entertainment, hot The senior center is located at Grand View. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Owyhee County El-Ada offi ce, 15 dog, chili and a small drink, has 224 W. Idaho Ave. Call 337-3020 Game night W. Colorado Ave., Homedale. (208) 337-4812 been changed to $7. for more information. 6:30 p.m., sixth-graders and older, Lizard Butte Library Homedale AA meeting 111 S. 3rd Ave. W., Marsing. (208) 896-4690 8 p.m., Homedale Senior Center, 224 W. Idaho Story Time features bear story Story time at library Ave., Homedale. (208) 571-4048 The tale of Bartholomew the at the library, 125 W. Owyhee 10:15 a.m., Homedale Public Library, 125 W. Afterschool story time bear and his new kitten is the Ave. Owyhee Ave., Homedale. (208) 337-4228 between 4:15 p.m., Lizard Butte Library, 111 S. 3rd Ave focus of this week’s Story Time at There will be songs refreshments 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday W., Marsing. Kindergarten through third grade the Homedale Public Library. and crafts, too. welcome. (208) 896-4690 weekday afternoons “Be Gentle!” by Virginia Miller For more information, call 337- for more information. will be read at 10:15 a.m. Friday 4228 afternoons between 1 p.m. aven R.V ver H . Par A Voice For The People Ri Quiet Country Atmosphere k As a Conservative Republican, I Believe... • In traditional values • In individual responsiblity • In Small and Open Government • Success in our community comes from our residents • Government is FOR the people 2 Miles South of Marsing • In Open and Honest Communication 6920 Old Bruneau Highway • Marsing Idaho, 83639 I consider it to be an honor to serve • Fishing in the Snake River • Daily/Weekly/Monthly the people of Owyhee County • Full Hook-Ups Rates • Spaces Available • Small Pets on Leashes Vote • Picnic/Park Area Allowed Kelly Aberasturi STORAGE UNITS AVAILABLE Full Line Laundromat Republican Nominee Propane Owyhee County Commissioner, District 2 Call: 896-4268 208-249-4405 • [email protected] • Paid for by Aberasturi for Commissioner, Robin Aberasturi, treasurer Page 8 Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Celebrate Recovery offers help with problems Weather Coping with “hurts, habits for dozens of problems people The group meets at 6 p.m. each Everyone is welcome to attend H L Prec. and hang-ups” is the focus as may face, including over-eating, Thursday inside the church’s the sessions. Sept. 28 86 42 .00 Mountain View Church of the overspending, anger issues, fellowship hall at 26515 Ustick Donna Willard is the director of Sept. 29 87 42 .00 Nazarene launches another mental abuses, sexual abuse, loss Road between Wilder and the church’s Celebrate Recovery Sept. 30 82 44 .00 ministry Thursday night. of a loved one, drug and alcohol Homedale. ministry. Oct. 1 88 42 .00 Celebrate Recovery begins its addiction, post-traumatic stress The program includes For more information, call Oct. 2 82 42 .00 fourth year with an expanded and low self-esteem, among fellowship, study and then small- Mountain View Church of the Oct. 3 86 44 .00 meeting area and offering help others. group discussions. Nazarene at 337-3151. Oct. 4 83 54 .22 THE BUSINESS DIRECTORY CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIAN CARPETSAND CARE & GRAVEL & JANI- REALTOR LANDSCAPING Xf!Ep;!Efdlt!.!Xjoepxt!.!Dbsqpsut Looking To Buy Or Sell A Home? Tipqt!.!Sppn!Beejujpot! CALL ME, I CAN HELP! Kelly Landscaping !Ljudifot!.!Cbuisppnt!.!Hbsbhft H&H ELECTRIC Serving Owyhee Owyhee Sand, Becki Emery DBMM!GPS! Realtor® GREG KELLY - OWNER GSFF!FTUJNBUFT! County for 25 years Gravel & Concrete (208) 392-7904 Sprinkler System - Lawn Mowing 448.5534 337-5057 Installation, Maintenance & Blow-Outs Jeff Haylett Bill 573-2341 • Ray 573-2339 Backhoe Services • Sod Tfswjoh!Pxziff!Dpvouz!'! Concrete Curbs • Rock Entryways Tvsspvoejoh!Bsfbt HOMEDALE, IDAHO ALL TYPES OF ROCK & DIRT EXIT of FREE ESTIMATES No Job too big 337-8018 Treasure Valley Contractor License# 23189 STATE CERTIFIED DRAIN ROCK Cell - (208) 919-3364 or too small Electrical Contractor - State of Idaho FREE ESTIMATES ON ROADS & DRIVEWAYS Save now! $$ Chuck, Ray & Bill Maxwell Idaho License # RCT-14906 CARPENTRY HEATING & COOLING ADVERTISING STEEL BUILDINGS STEEL BUILDINGS QUALITY CARPENTRY UNBEATABLE RATES! YOUR AD HERE! STEEL BUILDINGS CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES. RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL $10.00 PER WEEK Since 1969 NO JOB TOO SMALL. NEW CONSTRUCTION • REMODELS BOB PAASCH 482-7204 SERVICE • SALES • REPAIR OWYHEE %QUIPMENT 3TORAGE s (AY 3HED s 3HOP BOB'S CARPENTRY • WILDER CALL 573-1788 AVALANCHE "ARN s !RENA s (ANGAR Se Habla Español - 899-3428 Phone: 1 (866) 454-1800 20595 Farmway Road Idaho Lic # RCT-12463 FINANCING AVAILABLE O.A.C. 337-4681 Fax: 1 (866) 454-1801 www.rmsteel.com Caldwell, ID SIDING CONTRACTORS CONCRETE ADVERTISING ADVERTISING PLUMBING & DRAIN CLEANING MGM Affordable Rooter Siding Contractors 31 Years Experience & Plumbing, inc. William T.Bruce YOUR AD HERE! 1024 W. Finch Dr. YOUR AD HERE! 0LUMBING s $RAIN #LEANING Nampa • 465-0214 • Fax 465-9831 $10.00 PER WEEK $10.00 PER WEEK %XCAVATION s 3EPTIC 0UMPING ICB# RCE-300 • OCCB# 164231 (OUR %MERGENCY 3ERVICE Vinyl, Steel & Aluminum Siding OWYHEE OWYHEE Vinyl Windows Mpdbmmz!Pxofe!boe!Pqfsbufe AVALANCHE AVALANCHE 337-4681 337-4681 208-475-0021 Craftsmanship You can Trust RCE# C-1780 CHIROPRACTIC CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICES HEALTH SERVICES DENTAL SERVICES Auto Accidents: Homedale Clinic Marsing Clinic Homedale Dental Disc Injury, Whiplash & Neck Pain Terry Reilly Health Services Terry Reilly Health Services Terry Reilly Health Services Rebecca Ratcliff, MD Faith Peterson, CRNP Eight 2nd Street West, HOMEDALE CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Richard Ernest, CRNP Family Nurse Practitioner Homedale, Idaho 83628 Family Nurse Practitioner 201 Main Street, Marsing, Id. 83639 337-6101 GENTLE AND AFFORDABLE 108 E. Idaho, Box 1058 896-4159, Night 466-7869 Homedale, Idaho 83628 Mon., Tues., Wed., & Fri. 8:00 - 5:00 Jim Neerings, DDS ACCEPTING MOST INSURANCE 337-3189, Night 466-7869 Thursday 8:00 am - 9:00 pm Monday - Thursday 7:30-1:30/2:00-6:00 Mon., Wed., Thurs. & Fri. 8:30 - 5:00 Accepting Emergency Walk-Ins Daily Call 208/337-4900 J. Edward Perkins, Jr. D.C. Tuesday 8:30 am - 9:00 pm for a No-Cost Consultation 111 S. Main - Homedale We Welcome Medicaid and Private Insurance. PAINTING CONTRACTOR AUTO RECYCLING CHIROPRACTIC STEEL ROOFING & SIDING STEEL ROOFING & SIDING RCE 20496 School Physicals STEEL ROOFING Weight Loss Program Factory Direct & SIDING Since 1969 Made to Order &OR ALL YOUR BUILDING OR D.O.T. Physicals REMODELING PROJECTS FREE VEHICLE Accepting Most Insurance Joe's Quality Painting REMOVAL Van Slyke Road - Wilder MARSING %QUIPMENT 3TORAGE s (AY 3HED s 3HOP 465-2924 WE PAY $100 GUARANTEED "ARN s !RENA s (ANGAR Fast, Free Estimates DNA AUTO RECYCLING CHIROPRACTIC Phone: 1 (866) 454-1800 20595 Farmway Road Interior • Exterior • Neat / Professional Experienced • Drug Free 412-6159 (208) 896-5520 Fax: 1 (866) 454-1801 www.rmsteel.com Caldwell, ID IRRIGATION IRRIGATION ADVERTISING IRRIGATION IRRIGATION Valley Irrigation of Idaho
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She is no stranger to the horse world, taking over the family business Givens Quarter Horses from her parents Jake and Muriel. The business was started in 1948. “I have never known life without horses,” Givens said. “I think I fi t in around here well. I have truly enjoyed worked here. Jeremiah Boone fi nished third in the saddle bronc riding at the Those I serve are primarily farm Bruneau Roundup. Photo by WT Bruce Photography and ranch people. So, I’m not embarrassed to wear my boots Bruneau Roundup results and cowboy hat to work around Held Sept. 18-19 each; 3. Frank Tobias and Jacob Staley, here.” All around winner — Nathan Kelly 45.47, $55 each Jr. Barrel racing — 1. Kyna Schrader, Givens parents instilled in her Above: Leanne Givens and Saddle bronc — 1. Bailey Tubbs, 83 16.401, $449.50; 2. Amanda Fittje, a love for horses and a passion Twist N Shout Again earned points, $420; 2. JD Johnson, 80, $324; 16.845, $372; 3. Marvel Murphy, 16.9603, for raising “top-notch” Quarter 3. William Scheibe, 77, $228; 4. Frank $294.50; 4. Andrea Jones, 16.988, $217; top-five honors during the Tobias, Oreana, 70, $144; 5. Shawn More- 5. Hope Jordan, 17.094, $139.50; 6. Katie Horses. The 60 years of work AQHA Adequan Select World head, Bruneau, 70, $84 Davis, 17.097, $77.50 that they put in continues today Championship show in Amarillo, Bull riding — 1. Kasey Love, 79, $400; Cow milking — 1. Wylee Aquiso and with herself and husband, Jack 2. Nico Hardman, $300; 3. Monte Johnson, Hadley Folkman, 55.56, $225 each Texas in August. Photo by 72, $200; 4. Justin Trujillo, 71, $100 Team roping — 1. Ira Walker and RC Colwell, at their ranch in New Montgomery Photographics, Stock saddle bronc — 1. Brent Bren- Crutcher, 6.09, $905.50 each; 2. Casey Plymouth. Inc. and K.C. Montgomery. nen, 78 (won ride-off); 2. Marc Morrison, Brunson and Matt Azevedo, 6.78, $749.40 “The win in Amarillo made me 78; 3. Jeremiah Boone, 74; 4. (tie) Matt each; 3. Shawn Dygert and Josh Dygert, Left: Givens at her day job as a Tindall, 73; Nathan Kelly Jr., 73; Ty Guffey, 7.03, $593.27 each; 4. Mike Pen- sit down and be ever so grateful pharmacist at Paul’s Market in Zufelt, 73 dergrass, Adrian, and Ira Walker, 7.47, of the work my parents put in,” Homedale. Tie down roping — 1. Jade Lyon, 11.4 $437.15; each; 5. Aaron Hall and Justin Givens said. “The goal with all seconds, $322.50; 2. Justin Jarvis, 12.97, Thorpe, 10.25, $281.03, each; 6. Brian $193.50; 3. Matt Nauman, 13.47, $129 Bartholomew and Clint Jones, 10.53, our horses is to continue the work stallion. Twist N Shout Again, a so I can continue to compete. The Horse roping — 1. Casey Brunson and $156.12 each my parents did.” sorrel stallion, was one of four difference in economics really Matt Azevedo, 10.06; $425 each; 2. Aaron Local Team roping — 1. Steve Rus- The AQHA Adequan Select qualifiers in the aged stallion slapped me upside the head. I Hall and RC Crutcher, 10.97, $318.75 sell and Steve Ireland, 7.85; 2. Aaron Hall each; 3. Shawn Morehead and Tom Buck- and Darron Hegerhorst, 8.09; 3. Shawn World Championship show was fi nals. realized that my starched white ingham, 13.25, $212.50 each; 4. Les Hatch Morehead and Reed Markham, 8.40; 4. Kit held in Amarillo, Texas, on Aug. “I fully realized the evening shirt was really garden variety.” and Leavin Hatch, 14.03, $106.25 Bachman and Clint Cameron, 9.40 29 through Sept. 4. The event I drove into the fairgrounds The grass roots operation that Cow riding — 1. Nathan Kelly Jr. and Hide race — 1. Jana Prow and Carlee Will Knight, 32.31, $137.50 each; 2. John Aquiso; 2. Ruth Jackson and Tana Gilbert; saw 1,100 competitors from the in Amarillo the difference in her parents started has produced Hackler and Kalon Lord, 44.31, $82.50 3. Billie Rutan and Crystal Bachman U.S., Canada and Austria. The economics at the competition,” many AQHA champion horses. competition was open for amateur Givens said. “I’m a basic poor Their first big win was with exhibitors age 50 and over. child from Idaho. I have grown Cookie Mount, which was the “Wow. It was a stunning up pulling weeds in the field, first AQHA champion in the Wii bowling back in GV competition on a world-class irrigating, digging postholes, Northwest. Givens said that this The Eastern Owyhee County librarian on duty to get started. level. This was not your basic feeding and tending livestock. My was the best win for the family, Library in Grand View is looking The season lasts eight weeks horse show that we normally go background is hard work and dirt though, considering the “stout” for people of all ages to go bowling with three lines per week. to,” Givens said. “Gentlemen under the fi ngernails.” competition. —Wii bowling, that is. Participants may bowl with their wore suits, and ladies were in very Givens said she felt a “little out When Givens’ mother fi rst saw The library encourages people team members every time, or they decorated attire. When I went to of place” at the competition due Twist N Shout Again, she told to put four-person teams together may come in an bowl on their own park my pickup and trailer, I felt to the amount of money that was her that she should never sell the in time for the start of Wii bowling if it’s more convenient. like I went down there with my visible in the parking lots and in horse. leagues again on Monday. Last spring’s league champions little wore out tricycle pulling up the stands. “My mother had a knack for Adult teams are open to 18 years included the 3 Ds in the youth with a cardboard box. My stuff is “I was suddenly competing picking horses. She told me never and older, teen teams are comprised group and the Four Wonders in pretty basic.” with people who have so much sell the horse,” Givens said. “Her of ages 13-17, and youth teams are the adult group. No teen teams Of the 1,100 competitors that money they are trying to find line was ‘Now, honey, you must open to ages 5-12. registered in the spring. qualifi ed for the event, Givens ways to spend it,” Givens said. never sell that one’. And I am so The bowling can take place For more information on the was the only person who was “I don’t have to fi gure out ways glad I followed her advice.” any time the library is open, and library and its programs, call registered as exhibitor, owner to spend money. I am always competitors need only ask the (208) 834-2785. and breeder of her six-year-old looking for ways to earn more, — JLZ Big Owyhee presence at ICA Finals rodeo this weekend Nearly 25 men and women with ties to Supply and Peterson Stampede Dodge. Sam Mackenzie is third. Adrian’s Bryan Oreana’s Frank Tobias. Owyhee country are scheduled to compete A stick horse rodeo for children will be Reay and Jimmy Bertalotto and Marsing’s Homedale’s Luke Jeffries has entered in Friday and Saturday in the 2010 Idaho held from noon to 2 p.m. on Saturday, and Scott Roeser also will compete. tie down roping. Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo. vendors will be set up for Cowboy Christ- Four of the 10 finalists in the ranch Another Homedale resident, Jamie Marts, The rodeo takes place at the Idaho Center mas sales both days. broncs hail from Owyhee country, includ- joins Marsing city engineer Amy Woodruff Horse Park in Nampa. Owyhee County and neighboring com- ing second-ranked Dalton Jim from the in the breakaway roping competition. The pre-rodeo begins at 5:30 p.m. with munities will be well represented. The top southernmost part of the county, Jordan Adrian’s Katie and Abby Davis join the rodeo following at 6:30 both nights. 15 competitors in each division qualifi ed Valley’s Robert Burney, Bruneau’s Matt Katy Clow of Melba in barrel racing. Admission is $10 in advance or $12 at the for the Finals. Tindall and Owyhee, Nev.’s Daxton Jim. Another Adrian Davis — Bobby — pairs door. Children ages 6-12 get in for $5, and The top four in novice divisions and the There are also four Owyhee cowboys with Arock’s Shaun Lequerica in team rop- children 5 and younger are free. Get ad- top 10 in the ranch bronc standings also riding in the saddle bronc competition, ing. They’ll be challenged by David Farris vance tickets at most Treasure Valley D&B qualify. including fifth-ranked Wade Black of of Homedale, who teams with Daxton Jim, Supply locations, Farm and City Supply Adrian’s Carl Seiders is the top seed in Homedale, Bruneau’s Shawn Morehead, and Jordan Valley’s Josh Bruce, who is rid- in Nampa, Bean Saddlery, Idaho Cowboy the steer wrestling fi nals. Jordan Valley’s Jordan Valley’s Sam Mackenzie and ing with Jason Duby. Page 10 Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Retiring chief deputy Milk run honored by county as his chief deputy in January New jailer hired; 2009. Kingston tabbed “Chief Deputy Detweiler has been a huge asset to that depart- for OCSO return ment,” District 1 Commissioner Jerry Hoagland (R-Wilson), the The Board of County Commis- BOCC chair, said. sioners recognized Bill Detweiler Freund criticized the sheriff on his retirement as Owyhee offi ce for not inviting the elected County Sheriff’s chief deputy. offi cials to Detweiler’s retirement “He’s been the backbone of celebration and lamented Cran- that whole department,” District dall’s absence from the meeting 2 Commissioner George Hyer (R- when the retirement resolution Homedale) said during the Sept. was passed. 28 meeting in Murphy. “I think it’s sad that the sheriff The commissioners unani- is not here to make this request for mously approved Resolution 10- his offi cer,” Freund said. 27 gifting Detweiler his service County Prosecuting Attorney Wayward bovine shops locally weapon — a Springfi eld .45, his Douglas Emery, who said he did This cow from a local dairy looks to be ready to go shopping early Sunday morning at the ION badge and a card identifying him attend the retirement party, com- truck plaza outside Marsing. Store personnel called authorities and the cow was rounded up and as a retired member of the sher- mended Detweiler’s comport- driven home. iff’s offi ce. ment during his 21 months in the “I have a lot of respect for position. his professional abilities, and I “He added a lot to that depart- like him personally,” District 3 ment,” Emery said. “I can tell you Commissioner Dick Freund (R- there have been multiple issues in Homedale FFA’ers qualify Murphy) said. which he has been a level-headed, Detweiler retired from his post reasoning individual. on Sept. 30. He was succeeded “He’s got tons of experience for State dairy judging by Kenny Hoagland. The com- in law enforcement. He’s a good missioners were scheduled to man and provided a lot of benefi t Harvest Auction brings vote on a pay authorization for to this county.” Karl Kingston, whom Sheriff In other OCSO issues, the in big money Daryl Crandall has tabbed to fi ll commissioners approved the pay Hoagland’s previous position. authorization for Emiliano Gon- by Kylie Farwell, chapter reporter Kingston served as a part-time zalez, who replaces Ross Gruen- The Homedale FFA Dairy Team came close replacement earlier in Crandall’s wald as a detention offi cer in the to repeating a top performance during the Sept. administration when Deputy Da- county jail. Gonzalez’s starting 22 Boise Valley District Career Development vid Green was out on disability. salary is $13.47 per hour. Gruen- Experience at the Toledo Dairy in Kuna. Detweiler’s second stint with wald resigned as a jailer on Sept. Homedale fi nished second in the 18-team fi eld a OCSO began when Crandall 23 — about fi ve months after the year after winning the competition that requires each brought him over from the Elmore BOCC approved his salary. team to judge six classes of cows on quality. County Sheriff’s Offi ce to serve — JPB Homedale’s team consisted of Britt Eubanks, Devin Fisher, Colton Grimm, Tell Hyer, Tori Nash, Jace Turner, Cole Twedt, Elise Shenk and Erin Shenk. Birthday Individually, Tori Nash placed second, Jace Turner 10th, Devin Fisher 12th, and Cole Twedt and Homedale judges fi nish second th Colton Grimm tied for 14th. These fi ve will go on to Homedale FFA chapter members Tell Hyer and David Beebe to celebrate 90 compete at State in Moscow in June 2011. Britt Eubanks take part in dairy judging Sept. 22 in Kuna. Submitted photo Ridgeview resident David Beebe will mark his 90th birthday Auction raises $11,000 increased travel costs this year. on Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2010. The second annual Homedale FFA Harvest Homedale FFA would like to thank everyone A celebration for the former Auction was held Sept. 11 in the Homedale High who donated and helped out with the auction. A Homedale resident will be held School cafeteria. The event brought in tons of special thanks to Tracy Fisher for cooking beans for on Saturday, Oct. 9 from 2 p.m. to generous support from all areas of the community. dinner, Darr and Laura Johnson and Trent Price for 4 p.m. at the Friends Community After auctioning off all of the donated items preparing the tri-tip dinner for the evening, Andrea Church located at 17434 Highway and labor from FFA members, the chapter raised McRae for coordinating the food tables, Steve 95 in Wilder. $11,000. The proceeds from the auction will be Nash, Derek Vermeer and Sean Farwell for acting All are welcome to attend the used to pay for a wide variety of events, such as as auctioneers and Sue Williams and Shelley Shenk party. state competitions, Meet the Need, Gift of Green, for helping clerk the auction. The family requests no gifts Ag Olympics, Scavenger Hunt, scholarships to The chapter is grateful to everyone who donated be brought. graduating seniors and much more. Without this their time and money to help out. All of the support For more information, contact fundraiser, the Homedale FFA chapter would not we received will help make the Homedale FFA 2010- Ruth at (541) 339-3671. David Beebe be able to attend statewide competitions because of 11 year a great success. Local hunters come up big in Alaska Traveling to Alaska for a hunting placed arrow from Troy Neilson. river is the longest road-to-road river and fi shing experience of a lifetime has “It took us 10 trips to pack it to the that you can fl oat. We fl oated about 124 become an annual tradition for a few river where our boats were,” Ed Leavitt miles of Beaver Creek.” area sportsmen. said. “We packed it in 63, one-gallon Leavitt said that the trip is made up In early September, Ed Leavitt along zip lock bags.” of a lot of rough characters and they with Byron Leavitt, Bob Ensley, Kevin The hunters were in Alaska for 12 have a good time fl oating the river and Ensley, Troy Neilson and Andrew days and fl oated the river for six. Ed catching grayling while they watch for Bartles traveled Beaver Creek, Alaska, Leavitt, a Homedale resident, has or- the next “big one” to be spotted. about 50 miles north of Fairbanks. ganized and made the trip for nearly 14 “It has to be a big one for us,” Leavitt From left, Andrew Bartles, Homedale’s Bob Ensley, Andrew Bartles, a Parma High School years. He said that typically they do the said. “The pack-out of the meat is al- Byron Leavitt, Homedale’s Kevin Ensley and Troy graduate who now lives in Seattle, took entire trip for under $2,000. ways the toughest. The landscape up Nielson. Not pictured: Ed Leavitt of Homedale. the fi rst shot on a 61¼-inch bull moose. “We always float around the first there is so diverse, and it really can Submitted photo The bull was taken down with well- week of September,” Leavitt said. “This take you out.” Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Page 11 √ Taxes: Industrial property tax rates in Homedale could soar 25 percent From Page 1 and 18 percent for offi ce space. 2011 property tax breakdown In most cases, the taxes paid to help run county government could Homedale business Marsing business dip. Overall, though, most tax rates for other districts will possibly increase. Only the taxable value of the land and improvements is included in the study. Assessment on per- sonal property for businesses was not taken into consideration. The taxable values of real prop- erty for all three classifi cations — retail, offi ce and industrial — fell between fi scal year 2010 and FY 2011, except for offi ce property in Grand View, the assessment of which remained the same. The results refl ect an estimate of what a property tax bill could look like. County Assessor Brett Endicott provided information on a typical parcel in each category for each town. In the instance of industrial property, parcels in Homedale, Marsing and the rural area outside to more than $2,250, but the city’s building owners could pay more to Homedale’s city limits were used. share could be as much as $1,000, County industrial the county than in FY 2010 (about County Clerk Charlotte Sherburn an 18 percent increase. 4.7 percent or $11). Taxes could provided the levy rates. go up at a sharper rate for city The county treasurer’s office Marsing (27 percent or $17) and fi re (23.5 must mail notices in late Novem- The sample industrial property percent or $35). Meanwhile, the ber. First half of the payment is due in Marsing shows a tax increase county road and bridge levy could on Dec. 20; the rest on June 20. of more than $1,050, 16.1 percent fall about 19 percent or $29. The more than 2009. But the parcel total bill could be nearly $870. Homedale value provided by Endicott was The retail property tax bill in Industrial property in Homedale for improvements only because, he town could fall about 6.9 percent could see the most drastic tax in- said, the land is owned separately to less than $980. Taxes paid to city crease thanks primarily to bumps from the business owner. All taxes, and fi re could go up slightly, while in the city and school tax levies. except for the county’s share, could taxes to the county, road and bridge While property value on the increase with the total bill possibly and school district may fall. sample parcel fell seven percent, weighing in at nearly $7,600 The taxes could increase 25 percent to city and school district could see County industrial more than $22,500 with the city be- the biggest pieces of the pie with The sample parcel for the indus- ing the biggest benefactor from tax possible increases of 22.2 percent trial tax rate outside of city limits revenue at nearly $10,000. Taxes and 20.6 percent, respectively. is located between Homedale paid to all Homedale-area districts The industrial property value $800) and schools (nearly $900). industrial property in the town, and Marsing. Taxes could fall for could rise, while the county’s share fell slightly between FY 2010 and Taxes on offi ce space could rise according to Endicott. industrial parcels in the county by could dip slightly. FY 2011. 5.6 percent to slightly more than Endicott also reported no change as much as 9.5 percent, or nearly The typical retail property tax Retail property value in Marsing $2,450. in value for the sampled offi ce par- $1,400, to about $13,200. bill could rise nearly 14 percent to declined 14.3 percent, but the tax cel. Even so, property taxes could Taxes paid to the school district about $1,250, again with the city bill could go up 6.9 percent, or just Grand View go up as much as 5.2 percent. Be- could plummet from nearly $7,900 taking the largest chunk. more than $150. The largest share Grand View was rated only for cause of no change in the assessed to less than $7,200, and the county Taxes on offi ces in Homedale of what could be a $2,300 bill, property values for offi ce space value and the slight increase in the tax could fall about $400. could tick up less than two percent again, could go to the city (about and retail because there is no county levy, Grand View offi ce — JPB Property tax allocation comparsion County industrial Marsing retail
2010 2011 2010 2011
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2010 Weiser tramples Trojans; Parma next Homedale enters Milk Jug Game needing one win to make 3A playoffs Homedale High School and as a player even, you want to visited the next level of football play the best and be in the best competition Friday night in conference.” Weiser. Kickoff at Parma is 7 p.m. on The Wolverines’ running Friday. backs made their home in “We’ve just got to stay the next level of the Trojans’ focused on our goal, and our defensive unit. goal is to get into the playoffs Senior Tyrell Braun averaged and to guarantee that, it’s to nearly 20 yards per carry, get a W,” the coach said. “And finishing with 359 yards and that’s our focus: Just to beat three touchdowns as Weiser Parma. ended Homedale’s five-game “We’re not talking Milk Jug, winning streak to start the we’re not talking coaches. That season. doesn’t matter to any of us. All Freshman quarterback Austin Williams gets blocked on all sides as he gets a pass off during Friday’s Weiser’s 38-14 3A Snake that matters is that we try to go game against Melba. The Huskies routed the Mustangs 39-0. River Valley conference victory out there and get a win. That’s at Walter Johnson Memorial our focus. Marsing issues shellacking to Melba Stadium featured teams who With Homedale basically began the week in the state needing one more victory to take the Huskies to 39. media’s top five among 3A secure one of the conference’s Huskies prepare for Homecoming “Austin had a great game and schools. Homedale (5-1 overall, four invitations into the 3A matchup against Cole Valley really took charge,” Wood said. 1-1 3A SRV) was rated second, state playoffs, Holtry pointed “He was great on the night. He and Weiser (4-2, 2-0) had entered out to his players that Friday’s on Friday night threw a pick at the end, but we the rankings at No. 5 after an game against Weiser carried a were going for fi rst downs and impressive victory over Parma playoff feel uncharacteristic for The Marsing High School “We have been working on getting not really looking for any more a week earlier. the second conference game of football team harnessed the Austin more time, and they really points. Really this is the fi rst time Homedale’s load of huge the year. power of their pink socks and did a great job. I can’t say enough that we have thrown like that all games continues this week “We win one more and we’re undershirts to celebrate breast about their efforts.” season.” with the Milk Jug Game. This guaranteed. We basically have cancer awareness Friday night, During the fi rst quarter, Juan Jason Galligan had a 15-yard time, however, the rivalry game our foot in the door,” Holtry coming away with a 39-0 route of Morales landed a 39-yard fi eld scamper off a pass completion not only is on the road against said. the visiting Melba Mustangs in 2A goal to put Marsing on the board. from Williams late in the first Parma and former HHS coach During postgame remarks Western Idaho Conference play. That was followed shortly by quarter. Williams completed Greg Asbury. The Panthers, to his players, the second-year Marsing (2-3 on the season an interception from Oscar another pass late in the second two-time reigning 2A state coach called the Wolverines and 1-1 in 2A WIC) forced Ceballos, which he returned for quarter to Bernardo Galvez for a champions, made the jump into a veteran playoff team and he seven turnovers, including two a touchdown. Morales landed 15-yard touchdown. the 3A SRV and are off to an 0-2 accepted full responsibility interceptions that were returned three of his fi ve attempts for extra Nathan Danner brought in start after two blowout losses to for the way Braun and fellow for touchdowns and held the points with one blocked and one 49 yards on 10 carries with his Weiser and Fruitland. Spencer Chandler chewed up Mustangs offense to 63 rushing falling short. longest run of 22 yards. Jesus “Any time you have four out Homedale’s defense for 540 yards on the night. On the night, freshman Lino added 32 yards on five of the top fi ve were ranked in yards and four TDs on the “The offensive line was really quarterback Austin Williams carries. During the fourth quarter, the state — four out of the top ground. hitting their stride. Melba was completed 11 of 23 for 140 yards, the Huskies’ junior varsity team fi ve are in our conference — “This one’s on me,” Holtry blitzing on us, and that line really completing two touchdown passes. was thrown into the game with it’s hands-down the toughest told his players after the game. took care of Austin Williams,” Williams rushed for a one-yard conference in the state,” Holtry Marsing coach Jaime Wood said. touchdown in the third quarter to –– See Huskies, page 15 said. “But that’s fun. As a coach –– See Homedale, page 16 Marsing volleyball squeaks past Homedale
The Marsing High School played with more confidence volleyball team traveled to and much more intensity. Their Homedale in a non-conference enthusiasm is staying up, and matchup on Sept. 27 to take they are playing much better,” on the host Trojans and came Bittick said. “We made a lot of away with the win 25-21, 25-17, changes in our serve-receive. I 25-19. think having more of a home Marsing team leaders included crowd there helped us stay in Josie Grim with two kills, two the game.” aces, two blocks and one dig. Homedale team leaders Rebecca Cossel brought in included Kylie Farwell with 16 nine kills and three digs. Kacie assists, Sydney Cornwall added Salove had one kill and 13 seven kills and one ace. Sarah assists, and Candy Leon had Maggard had six kills and Megan seven digs. Barraza had 13 digs. “This past week we have — JLZ Marsings’ Rebecca Cossel goes up for shot over Trojans defenders on Sept. 27 in Homedale. Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Page 15 Sports Marsing volleyball rolls with three recent wins Team gears up for fi nal home stand before district fi nals The Marsing High School 11,25-9. volleyball team brought home On the night Kacie Salove two wins heading into its most led the Huskies with three kills, recent match at home last week, two aces and 14 assists. Cossel fi nishing off nearly a month of added two kills and fi ve blocks road games with a home court with Malmberg recording two win Thursday. kills. The Huskies lined up against “The intensity coming off the New Plymouth on Thursday in win in Homedale stayed with the Deidrie Briggs gets a shot on New Plymouth defenders during the Huskies match last week. Marsing and finished off the girls,” Bittick said. “We stayed Pilgrims in three sets going, 25- up with the pass-set-kill and 13, 25-19, 25-16. Earlier in the played our game throughout the Adrian shakes off serving woes at home month the Pilgrims beat Marsing match. I was proud of them.” in New Plymouth. Throughout September, Teamwork and net play contributed, which I’m happy Team leaders for the Huskies Marsing notched four league made up for a poor night from to see.” included Deidrie Briggs with wins. Currently the team sits the service line Friday for Adrian (8-3 overall, 4-0 1A fi ve kills, two blocks and three fourth in 2A WIC play. Adrian High School. HDL) received fi ve kills from assists. Rebecca Cossel added “It was a tough month to be Madison Shira notched nine Annie Bowns in a match played nine kills, Kathlyn Welch had on the road the whole time,” kills and fi ve assists in a 25- on the Antelopes’ fl oor. Madison three kills and one block and Bittick said. “Now, to fi nish out 19, 25-13, 25-18 victory over Purnell added two kills and four Shannon Malmberg notched two at home, it will be good. I think Burnt River in a 1A High Desert assists. kills and a block. there might be some ties in the League volleyball action. The Antelopes look to “New Plymouth beat us three 2A conference. Anything could “Burnt River served really continue their perfect league games to one last time and happen at this point.” tough while we struggled on the start with a 5 p.m. home the scores were really close,” The next home game for the service line,” Antelopes coach match Friday against Dayville/ Marsing coach Loma Bittick Huskies is Thursday against Aimee Goss said. “We attacked Monument. said. “Over the past month, we Nampa Christian with the junior the ball well, and every player have made some adjustments. varsity starting at 5 p.m. and the Making those adjustments varsity to follow. has made us a better passing “I think that Nampa Christian team.” is the team to beat. It will be Marsing finished off their interesting to see how the season monthlong tour of 2A Western fi nishes out with many of the Idaho Conference teams with teams having four wins currently McCall-Donnelly, on Tuesday in league,” Bittick said. beating the Vandals 25-11, 25- — JLZ Marsing Huskies FOOTBALL Varsity - Friday, Oct. 8, home vs. Cole Valley Christian, 7 p.m. JV - Thursday, Oct. 7 at Cole Valley Christian, Meridian Justin Glenn takes down Melba’s Cory Maupin during Friday night’s game in Marsing. Middle School, 4:30 p.m. √ Huskies: Homecoming game Friday VOLLEYBALL From Page 14 Plymouth game would get pizza. next game is the only thing that Hudson Sauer pulling down 13 “I challenged the student body. matters,” Wood said. “We can Varsity - Tuesday, Oct. 12, home vs. Nampa Christian, yards on four carries and Tristan Well, bribed them I guess,” Wood look back on the wins after the Tuesday 9-07 at Payette7 p.m. 5:00 pm Jacobi notching 37 yards on three said. “It is Homecoming, and we season and celebrate them more Junior varsity A - Tuesday, Oct. 12, home vs. carries. need everyone there to get that then. Really, it comes down to one Nampa Christian, 6 p.m. “Our defense was key on the atmosphere rowdy. If the kids at day at a time.” Junior varsity B - Tuesday, Oct. 12, home vs. night,” Wood said. “We put the the school fi ll the north bleachers, The Huskies take on Cole Nampa Christian, 5 p.m. JV in during the fourth, and those I will have a pizza party at the Valley Christian for Homecoming boys did a great job holding them New Plymouth game for them.” on Friday at 7 p.m. Cole Valley and not allowing any points in David Loeffl er, a senior, will be is coming off a 36-0 loss at New the fourth. Overall for the night, returning for the Huskies after being Plymouth. The Chargers hold everyone came mentally prepared sidelined with a sprained ankle an 0-5 record and have been 896-4185 896-4162 and physically prepared to win. during the Glenns Ferry game. outscored 162-32. Everyone did their jobs and did Wood urged the players after “I think we just need to play. them well.” the game that this a good win and Marsing needs to take care of 3NAKE 2IVER -ART Wood has issued a challenge one they should be proud of, but Marsing,” Wood said. “Don’t get 337-4681 896-4222 to the student body to fill the “we take this one game and one me wrong, we need to focus on north bleachers at the stadium day at a time.” Cole Valley, and we will. But, if Showalter Construction for the homecoming game. If the “We have to stay focused. They we keep playing our football we Can you dig it? can be proud of their win, but will be fi ne.” challenge is met, he said that the 896-4331 students in attendance for the New they have to remember that the — JLZ 896-5000 Page 16 Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Sports √ Homedale: Milk Jug Game Friday Jordan volleyball From Page 14 was getting beat at the point of Trojans back single-handedly The shifty Braun bulled attack. They were beating us up — and it knocked him out of the behind Weiser’s dominant at the line of scrimmage, and game temporarily. gets two HDL wins offensive line then danced when you lose the battle at the He sandwiched a 23-yard through Homedale’s defense, line of scrimmage, the majority run around completions to Levi Mustangs swept out often making fast cuts for of the time you’re going to lose Elsberry and Jonny Stacey. After sweeping cuts to the sideline to the game.” a 14-yard run to the outside, of Prairie City tournament speed away on long runs. Chandler had put Weiser in Corta seemed poised to sprint Jordan Valley High School’s and two digs, and Noora Pendov “It’s a lot of making sure front with a 37-yard run earlier through the heart of the Weiser volleyball team came away with added two kills, a dig and a block we’re aligned right and that in the fi rst half for a 10-7 lead. defense for a 32-yard score. a split during a four-match road in another 1A HDL victory. we’re technique-sound, and Chandler wound up with 179 Eighteen yards into his scamper, trip. Meagan Fillmore (fi ve kills), we weren’t tech-sound to stop yards on 17 carries. though, Corta crumpled to the The Mustangs return home Jessie Carson (four kills) and that offense. That added in with Braun highlighted a 203-yard turf and left the fi eld favoring Friday for a Homecoming week Christina Rogers (six kills) paced the fact that they’ve got some second half with scoring runs of his leg. 1A High Desert League match the offense. Caywood had three great backs and their coaches 75 and 25 yards. Elsberry stepped in for one against Burnt River then travel to tips, 13 assists and two digs. do a great job preparing them,” Homedale grabbed an early play, then Corta returned. Idaho City for a non-league match Saturday: Spray def. Jordan Holtry said. “Put those two 7-3 lead when Zac Lowder Elsberry’s 11-yard run to pay Saturday. Valley, 25-22, 25-22, 25-20 — In things together, and you’re not made a spectacular catch on dirt was negated by an illegal Jordan Valley began their road the fi rst of two matches for the going to get the outcome you’re Trey Corta’s 26-yard touchdown blocking penalty, and the drive trip with a 25-9, 25-10, 25-10 Prairie City Invitational, the looking for.” pass about four minutes into the stalled at the Weiser 10. victory over Huntington on Friday Mustangs fell in straight sets to Braun took a pitch and cut in game. Corta wound up with 81 in the front end of a league tri- another 1A HDL squad despite the opposite direction to fi nd Hampered by a badly bruised yards rushing and 119 yards meet. nine kills from Fillmore. Caywood a blocker to spark a 50-yard right calf, Corta was limited to passing. Stacey was a favorite Shelly Payne and Hayley added six assists. scoring run four minutes into less than 200 yards rushing for target, fi nishing with 47 yards Caywood had 18 serves each to Mitchell swept the Mustangs the second quarter. It was the the fi rst time since Aug. 28. He on six receptions. He pulled pace the Mustangs’ victory. in Jordan Valley’s second second of three straight TDs scored on a fi ve-yard run with down three catches during the “It was mostly our serves that tournament match, 25-18, 25- as the Wolverines roared to a six seconds left in the third drive early in the fourth quarter, beat them. Everyone played well,” 15, 25-9. No statistics were 24-7 lead. quarter. including snaring a Corta bullet Jordan Valley coach Chris Elsner available. “It wasn’t necessarily the Down by 10 points early in with a great hands-catch at the said. “We just kind of came apart and misdirection,” Holtry said of the fourth quarter, the junior Weiser 11. Friday: Jordan Valley def. couldn’t get back in the games,” the key to Weiser’s success. “It quarterback tried to bring the — JPB Harper, 12-25, 25-15, 25-13, 25- Elsner said. “We will do better Trojan Fall Sports 17 — Payne registered seven kills next time.”
FOOTBALL Varsity - Friday, Oct. 8 at Parma, 7 p.m. JV- Thursday, Oct. 7, home vs. Parma, 6:30 p.m. SOCCER Boys - Saturday, Oct. 9 at 3A District III Tournament, vs. No. 4 seed, elimination game, Payette, 10 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 12 at 3A District III Tournament, opponent TBA, Payette, time TBA Girls - Saturday, Oct. 9 at 3A District III Tournament, vs. No. 4 seed, elimination game, Fruitland, 10 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 12 at 3A District III Tournament, opponent TBA, Fruitland, time TBA VOLLEYBALL Varsity - Thursday, Oct. 7 at Payette, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 12 at Nyssa, Ore., 7 p.m. Junior varsity - Thursday, Oct. 7 at Payette, 6 p.m. Aubrey Nash fi ghts for control of the ball against a Fruitland Tuesday, Oct. 12 at Nyssa, Ore., 6 p.m. defender at the Trojans’ fi nal home game of the season on Thursday. Frosh-soph - Thursday, Oct. 7 at Payette, 5 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 12 at Nyssa, Ore., 5 p.m. Trojans soccer enters postseason Saturday BOWEN PARKER DAY CPA’s Farm Bureau Lengthy conference losing opening game of the girls’ BOISE - NAMPA - HOMEDALE Insurance Company OWYHEE AUTO SUPPLY streaks have put Homedale tournament at 10 a.m. Saturday 337-3271 337-4041 337-4668 High School into a win-or-else in Fruitland. situation when the 3A District The HHS boys are the fi fth Decks - Windows III soccer tournaments start seed and start their district Carports - Shops Saturday. tournament at 10 a.m. Saturday New & Remodels Both the boys’ and girls’ in Payette. 337-4664 337-4423 appointments se habla español 573-1788 899-3428 Trojans teams were 0-7 in 3A Both teams must win to move Snake River Valley conference into the double elimination play prior to Tuesday’s regular- portion of the tournament, which season fi nales at Weiser. gets under way on Tuesday with Owyhee Sand, Gravel & Concrete 337-4681 Coach David Correa’s squad 5 p.m. games at the respective 337-5057 337-3474 carries the No. 5 seed into the sites.
HOMEDALE CHIROPRACTIC CENTER J. Edward Perkins, Jr. D.C. www.pauls.net 337-3142 337-4900 Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Page 17 Antelopes cruise to fourth straight after fast start against a Bobcats squad that Purnell also scored on runs of on eight attempts. Purnell’s only completions is winless in five games this 23 yards with 35 seconds left in Kurt Nielson, who scored go for scores season. the fi rst half, 65 yards on the fi rst on a five-yard run on offense, Purnell played a part in five play of the second half and 22 stopped two Union drives with A 36-point first-quarter pass and Mark Ishida found the scores for Adrian. The quarterback yards later in the third quarter. interceptions, and he led the explosion propelled Adrian High end zone to kick off the Antelopes’ threw a pair of touchdown passes Adrian rolled up 642 yards Antelopes with 7.5 tackles and School to an easy non-league 76-30 destruction of Union at to Paxton Shira, covering 40 yards total offense, including 552 on the three assists. football game Friday. Ward Field in Adrian. in the fi rst quarter and 20 in the ground. Price fi nished with 216 Ishida added seven tackles, Jeremy Price scored three times, The Antelopes (4-1 overall) fourth quarter. Those were his yards and four touchdowns on 11 while Danny Livas chimed in with Blake Purnell tossed a touchdown won their fourth straight game only completions of the game. carries. Purnell added 176 yards 6.5 tackles and three assists. Parma sweeps Trojans Volleyball team extends Fruitland to four Coach Janel Van Dyke continues and our defense was the best I to see improvement from her have seen it.” Homedale High School volleyball Sydney Cornwall had six kills players. and four blocks, while Osborn Kylie Farwell posted 11 digs also chipped in fi ve kills. and 16 assists Sept. 28 in the Sept. 23: Fruitland def. Trojans’ 3A Snake River Valley Homedale, 25-19, 22-25, 25- conference loss on the road at 12, 25-14 — Sydney Cornwall Parma. had seven kills and four blocks, Bryce Osborn and Megan and Caitlyn Johnson dished six Barraza added 14 digs apiece in assists and delivered eight digs in a 25-22, 25-13, 25-20 loss to the a conference setback at home. Panthers. “We had some great moments “The girls played really well during the Fruitland game,” Van Freshman Hudson Sauer gets a needed block from his offense Thursday. Submitted photo against Parma,” Van Dyke said. Dyke said. “We are improving and “I feel like we played as a team learning from each game.” Marsing JV stays perfect in HMS seventh-graders league play with Melba win move into fi rst place The Marsing High School junior went up 8-0, and then pretty much Charlie Galvez pulled in six Homedale Middle School’s Fruitland. varsity football team notched its dominated the fi rst quarter,” Marsing tackles and seven assists. seventh-grade football took over The regular-season fi nale for second win in 2A Western Idaho coach Brad Hill said. “In the second “The third quarter we were sole possession of fi rst place last both squads comes Tuesday in Conference play against Melba James Miller broke his arm. He broke ugly, and that about sums it up, week. Payette against McCain. The on Thursday night, beating the it somewhere near his elbow.” ugly,” Hill said. “We weathered The Trojans walloped Weiser, seventh-graders kick off at 4:15 Mustangs 22-20 in a hard-fought Tristian Jacobi rushed for 24 the storm in the fourth quarter and 22-0, on the road Sept. 28 to p.m., and the eighth-grade contest second half. yards and caught two touchdown got down within the 10 and turned improve to 3-0 in the 3A Snake follows 15 minutes after the Dillon Danner passed fi ve times passes and ran an 80-yard it over. We then got a roughing the River Valley conference. The conclusion of the opener. for 37 yards, completing two kickoff return for a touchdown. kicker call and Melba scored on Wolverines and Trojans had entered The conference playoffs touchdowns and one interception Sophomore Justin Glenn had 16 the next play taking it to 22-20. the game tied atop the standings. are scheduled for Oct. 19, during the game. Danner ended rushing yards on the night. Hudson ran the ball extremely Homedale (3-0 at week’s end) but the location has yet to be the night with 195 yards rushing. Jacobi recorded seven well and we hung on to win the is now tied for the lead with determined. Freshman Hudson Sauer ran for unassisted tackles and helped out game.” Ontario, Ore., which knocked off 123 yards and completed a pair on eight tackles with freshman The junior varsity takes on Cole Fruitland, 27-13, last week. The Volleyball of two-point conversions. Brayden Glenn, who had seven Valley on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. Trojans met Ontario with sole Homedale swept Weiser at both “We got off to a good start and assists and six solo takedowns. at Settlers Park in Nampa. possession of fi rst place on the grade levels on Sept. 28. Both of line Tuesday after deadline. the Trojans’ eighth-grade teams The HMS eighth-grade football and the seventh-grade A squad team edged Weiser, 12-6, to improved to 4-1. All three teams Trojans’ JV wins sixth straight improve to 2-1. The Trojans, swept their Weiser counterparts, Homedale High School broke lead on Austin Grothuas’s 72-yard for good, 20-14, heading into who won the game on a late 2-0. out the quick-strike offense catch-and-run on a pass from halftime. touchdown, ended the week a The seventh-grade B team Thursday night to maintain a Brady DeYoung. Hetrick threw another scoring game behind conference-leading moved to 3-2 after a sweep of the perfect junior varsity football But Homedale chipped pass to Talon Freelove, covering season. away at the Weiser advantage 16 yards in the third quarter, and The Trojans scored in just one over the remainder of the fi rst Hansen capped the scoring with a play on two straight first-half half. six-yard fourth-quarter jaunt. Homedale hosts prep rodeo possessions to trigger a 40-28 3A On the next play after Grothuas’s Hansen fi nished with 139 yards The District II high school rodeo attract competitors from all Snake River Valley conference TD, HHS freshman running back on 17 carries. Hetrick threw three season kicks off in Homedale this over southwest Idaho, including victory over pesky Weiser at Casey Hansen rumbled 78 yards. TD passes, including a 10-yard weekend. from high school rodeo clubs in Deward Bell Stadium. Six plays later, Homedale had to Freelove for the Trojans’ fi rst The rodeos, set for 9 a.m. Homedale, Marsing, Rimrock, After the offense scored on a the ball again after the Trojans’ score. Saturday and Sunday at the Owyhee Jordan Valley and Adrian. pair of one-play drives, Homedale defense recovered the first of Kenny Harper and Hansen County Fairgrounds, represent a According to the District II (6-0 overall, 2-0 3A SRV) widened Hickman’s two fumbles. On the paced the defense with seven departure from recent years. Web site, HHS student Rosie its lead in the third quarter when subsequent play, sophomore tackles apiece. Harper also had Fall rodeos have been held in King serves as the student event the defense fell on fumble in the Kade Eiguren hauled in a 24- a quarterback sack. Riley Qualls New Plymouth at the Payette director for pole bending, and end zone by Weiser running back yard scoring strike from Matt had a sack and recovered one of County Fairgrounds, but this year Dalton Jim, who lives in Owyhee Flint Hickman. Hetrick. Homedale converted the Hickman’s fumbles. Tyler Scott the season openers for the 2010- County but attends high school in The Wolverines snagged a 14-6 two-point PAT to take the lead fell on the other. 11 schedule have been moved to Nevada, is an alternate director in Homedale. The Homedale dates saddle broncs. for the spring, usually early May, Mike Pendergrass of Adrian is could still be held. an adult event director for team This weekend’s rodeos will roping. Page 18 Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Commentary
Baxter Black, DVM Wayne Cornell Not important ... On the but possibly of interest edge of The pickup dog
When I was younger, I had a dream. Actually I had pickup dog isn’t forced to climb into a truck. He wants to common sense a lot of dreams. But there was one particular dream I be there. And I would bet if Fido could talk he would say concentrated on because it was attainable and pop singer he would rather have three good years with the wind in his Olivia Newton John wasn’t. My dream was to have a face, roaming the countryside in the back of his master’s pickup truck and a pickup dog. truck than live to a ripe old age on the end of a chain in The glory My dream pickup was a full-sized, made-in-the-USA somebody’s boring backyard. model, equipped with a gas-guzzling V-8 engine. It didn’t There was a period back in the old days when we had of cowboyin’ have to have any fancy chrome roll bars or high-intensity a pickup that met my criteria. It was a big ol’ 1975 Ford spotlights. In those days, a “real” pickup had dents and three-quarter ton four-wheel-drive. Although we kept the “… and the old man gave his orders, ‘Boys, go at them scratches on the body and a Handyman jack and a worn truck for a decade, we never did get a pickup dog that from the jump, no use to go for fancy riding now.’ ” irrigation shovel thrown in the back. And, of course, you didn’t get carsick. That great line from “The Man from Snowy River” had to have a pickup dog. Twenty years passed. During that period, I sometimes by Banjo Paterson crossed my mind as I started into the Dogs and pickups always have been a natural combination. had a pickup, but it always a four-cylinder compact model. thorny brush and wicked mesquite thicket on a steep Pedigree doesn’t mean a thing. What all pickup dogs have When I retired earlier this year, my fi rst act was to fi nd slide of rocks and tangled undergrowth, chasing a big in common is a love of adventure. Some dogs seem to take another full-size truck — one large enough to pull a travel bony cow the color of a rusted coal barge. to pickups better than others. An Australian shepherd is a trailer. By then we’d been in the saddle for six hours. It natural. A Chihuahua isn’t. Of course, the argument can be Pickups have changed during the past 25 years, and so was 95 degrees, mid-September, grass going to seed, made that a Chihuahua isn’t a dog in the fi rst place. have my tastes. I have to admit I could care less about and every plant within 50 miles that had a stamen was A true pickup dog is born to the job. He will gladly sell having a “real” truck now that I have been exposed to pollinating! his soul for a ride in the open bed of a Ford 4x4. From his power windows, power mirrors, power locks, power We left the pigweed-covered corrals at daylight post of privilege, high above the road, he can bark insults steering and air conditioning. pushing 72 cows and assorted calves. I noticed that at passing vehicles and lord it over the pedestrian members Our modern pickup even has an offi cial pooch. Asher the ugly light-brown brockle-faced 6-year-old cow — of his own species. And his presence serves a purpose. A the Dog loves going for a ride. Like me, however he has whose history included: deserting her fi rst calf, tearing pickup dog considers the truck bed and anything in it his developed a taste for the fi ner things. His idea of “roughing down fences, getting loose on the highway and raising personal responsibility. A stranger who tries to violate that it” is for me to roll down the window in the back seat a only one calf who looked like a seahorse in a paper area of responsibility will probably need stitches. little. But he refuses to wear a seat belt. Even a dog has to bag — did not have her new calf. Great. We cut her Nowadays, there is a growing movement to ban pooches draw the line somewhere. back to the corral, so when we found her calf we could from riding in pickup beds because they might fall out. — Go to www.theowyheeavalanche.com to link to some reunite them. Animal advocates play an important role in our society, of Wayne’s previous columns on his blog. You’ll fi nd the link Everything went as you might expect with five and their efforts have helped reduce abuse. But the average in the bottom right-hand corner of the home page. cowboys trying to push a herd cross-country through mesquite, catclaw, buckthorn, arroyos and rocky ridges. Within the fi rst miles, two cows went back looking for Sen. Mike Crapo their calves. They’d been weaned, but they forgot. It was easier to let them go than having to take the whole crew to keep them with the bunch. We’ll get ’em later. Then one big calf came up lame and couldn’t keep up. We From Washington tried to drop her and her mama back but she wouldn’t stay, so we cut out another pokey pair for company and they stayed. Every time we’d cross a deep arroyo or mesquite Trade barriers hinder Idaho business “orchard” it took a full dose of hoo-rahin’ and brush poppin’ to beat them out of the cover. It was hot already, and they were lookin’ for shade. By noon, we’d reached Creative Idaho businesses are producing innovative White House on trade policy. The PEC is considering the Back Well. They fi lled up with water and we started products meeting the needs of consumers around the policy recommendations seeking increased U.S. access them into some really rough country, brand-new to the world. to markets. Expanding exports of U.S. goods and services cattle. PakSense manufactures and exports to 60 countries smart has also been a focus of the Senate Finance Committee’s I felt like Lewis and Clark! Two miles later, over big labels used to determine the quality and safety of products, Subcommittee on International Trade, Customs, and Global tracts of creosote bush and whitethorn I could see the including food and pharmaceuticals, during shipping. Competitiveness, on which I serve as ranking member. large cut bank where the rain-fi lled water tank was. I Exports are 25 percent of PakSense’s sales. Another Reducing tariffs on exports of U.S. goods and services had a vision of Moses looking over the Grand Canyon Idaho company, Meyer Industries, produces a machine to kindles business growth and competitiveness. Advancing and thinking, “We’re almost there!” It took an hour humanely and environmentally-eliminate burrowing pests. pending free trade agreements (FTAs) with Colombia, to drive the cows that last quarter-mile. That’s when Exports account for nearly half of the company’s sales and Panama and South Korea, which provide equal access to I noticed that my mucho ugly brown cow had jumped more than 30 percent of the company’s jobs. Last month, those markets for U.S. goods, is essential to many Idaho the corral fence and made the eight-mile trip with us, both small businesses’ export successes were recognized companies. It has been estimated that, if implemented, the with no calf, of course. through U.S. Chamber of Commerce awards presented at FTA negotiated with Colombia would increase exports of An hour back to the Back Well. We’d arranged for a jobs and trade forum I co-hosted. U.S. products by more than $1 billion. Idaho producers a 20-foot gooseneck to pick us up. Of course, it got We hear criticism of trade, and there are negative would benefi t from the removal of duties on peas, lentils, stuck in the sand. An hour later, our rescue arrived. We impacts. However, exports of U.S. goods and services dry beans, apples, cherries, potatoes, wheat, barley, unloaded, unhooked and pulled it out in pieces. To top support U.S. jobs. Nearly one-fi fth of manufacturing prime and choice cut beef and dairy products through the it off, back at the corrals we noticed buzzards circling workers in Idaho depend on the export of goods and agreement. The FTA with South Korea is estimated to and found the brown cow’s calf. services for their jobs, and export-supported jobs pay boost exports of goods by nearly $11 billion. Additionally, As I write this, my nose is running, my knee is statistically higher wages. Idaho companies exported the FTA with Panama would provide duty-free entry for swollen, my shirt looks like I’ve been in a sword fi ght. more than $3.88 billion in goods and services during 2009. 88 percent of U.S. exports of goods and services. These I’ve got a gouge on my right arm, a slash across my Replicating export successes and eliminating barriers, FTAs provide important market growth potential for cheek and a memory of my wore-out horse trying to roll such as high foreign tariffs, on U.S. goods and services, U.S. producers, and many are rightly asking for prompt in the muddy tank with me still in the saddle. I guess he are critical to improving the competitiveness of Idaho approval. just didn’t appreciate the glory of cowboyin’! and U.S. companies, strengthening the U.S. economy and Unfortunately, the agreements have been stymied — Visit Baxter Black’s Web site at www.baxterblack. increasing U.S. jobs. for years awaiting concrete administration action to com for more features, merchandise and his latest book, Identifying steps to achieve the goal of U.S. export address mostly politically motivated concerns with “The Back Page”. expansion is an objective of the President’s Export Council the agreements. Currently, the U.S. is sitting virtually (PEC), to which I was appointed. The PEC, comprised idle as nations are actively pursuing trade agreements of private-sector appointees, Cabinet officials and a –– See Crapo, page 19 bipartisan group of 10 members of Congress, advises the Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Page 19 Commentary Financial management Taking a trip could trip up your path out of debt Dear Dave, life as usual. say the biggest cause of debt is that’s pride. But it defi nitely enters My husband says we can’t Live like no one else, so that immaturity. into the equation. travel to Illinois for a family later you can live like no one else. One really good definition — Dave reunion next summer if we’re I know, you’re thinking life’s too of maturity is learning to delay not out of debt by then. He short to not have some fun. Well, pleasure. When you can’t wait — Dave Ramsey is the best- thinks your rule is no vacations you’re right. Life is too short. It’s to buy the video game, or the selling author of The Total Money while you’re getting out of debt. way too short to live your whole car, or the iPhone, then that’s Makeover. He also is the host I think if we plan and save, it life being broke! a sign of immaturity. It’s like a of The Dave Ramsey Show that would be worth it to go. Who’s ogre or anything about this kind of — Dave 4-year-old fussing and whining, airs at 6 p.m. daily on the Fox right? trip. I mean, we’re talking about “I want it right now!” Give me a Business Channel. He also has — Ann family. So, I’m OK with it if you Dear Dave, break! That kind of stuff makes a radio call-in show. You can guys work together and spend Would you agree that pride me sick. fi nd tools to help with fi nances or Dear Ann, next to nothing to make it happen. is our biggest problem when it But you know, pride may be previous columns at Davesays. It must be your family reunion But if traveling to Illinois involves comes to debt? the biggest reason people keep org. For more fi nancial advice, we’re talking about! Seriously, $1,000 worth of plane tickets, — Brian debt. People who walk around visit the Web site or call (888) he’s right in this case. No vacations then you’re staying home, girl! If worrying about what everyone 22-PEACE. Have a question for while you’re getting out of debt. I were in your place, I’d be staying Dear Brian, else would think if they got rid Dave? Send correspondence to You guys need to roll up your home. That’s how you get out of That’s a really interesting of the big house or the fancy car [email protected] or sleeves and get the job done. debt. You have to get angry at it. question. I think pride is defi nitely — worrying that everybody else write Dave $ays, 1749 Mallory Still, I’m not going to be an You can’t just roll along living toward the top of the list, but I’d would think they’re broke — now Lane, Brentwood, TN 37027
Rep. Stephen Hartgen (R-Twin Falls) Affairs of the State Taxes, education show policy differences
We are in that blissful, six-weeks-out period before the to raise taxes to support higher levels of spending on produced by Positive Action, a Twin Falls company started November election and in Idaho once again, the fault lines education. by Allred’s mother that sells self-esteem educational between the two political parties have pretty well jelled to Otter defends the trims to government as essential materials to schools. It seems unlikely Allred will call for see the probable outcome. The differences can be seen in to balancing Idaho’s budget as Idaho’s Constitution removing that exemption. their different views on taxation and government spending, requires and trumpets the balanced budget with no major Nor is he likely to touch exemptions for materials mostly on education. tax increases as consistent with the prudent approach produced by non-profi t entities, such as reports and policy Voter preferences between Democrat Keith Allred and to government Idaho has long expected from its state papers from his own lobby, The Common Interest, or the incumbent Republican Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter have leadership. exemption schools get for buying educational materials, barely changed from an early summer poll to a more recent Come Nov. 2, we will see who is right on these such as those produced by Positive Action. We’ll wait for one. Otter continues to enjoy an 18-point margin, just as he differences, but if Idaho’s political history, the mood of his announcement on these and other items, but it seems did in July, with less than 10 percent undecided. Despite the electorate and the polls are any guide, Otter’s view likely he’ll focus on removing exemptions that benefi t the fall campaigns of both, voter opinion now seems pretty is likely the prevailing one. There is no popular call for others. So much for his call that “everything” is on the much set. In the legislative contests, the smart money says signifi cant tax increases. In my time in the Legislature, I table. Indeed, it’s a fair question of which sales taxes Allred the GOP will add seats to its current 52-18 margin in the have rarely had anyone say, “Steve, we want you to go and these entities actually pay. House, and may do so to its 28-7 Senate margin. to Boise and raise our taxes.” I’m not hearing any of that When legislators return to Boise in January, we’re likely Privately, Democrats suspect they will take another this fall from my constituents in District 23, western Twin to face a slow economic recovery, which will mean we will thumping in Idaho elections, but are keeping up a good Falls and Owyhee counties. need to keep our pencils sharp. Even with a static recovery, front so as not to overly scare off even more Democratic The current mood of the electorate is also a good costs continue to rise and just “staying even” with Idaho’s voters from the Allred-Otter race. Allred is arguably indicator. People in Idaho are on fi re today about defi cit governmental costs means we will need to fi nd further cuts a weaker candidate than the Democrats would have spending, excessive government intrusion into people’s and maybe revenue. Further trims to state government preferred, a decidedly wonkish former college professor, lives and higher taxes. The Obama-Democratic tide of costs are likely, while tax increases, if any, will likely be academic and liberal lobbyist who is wholly devoid of 2008 has crested and will now be rolled back, not just minimal and focused. either business or government experience. But he’s the in Idaho but across the country. Spenders, in whichever This is the kind of fi scal responsibility Idahoans expect candidate they have, no other lamb having trotted forward party, will be replaced by conservatives, just as they were of their government, and that is what they will continue to to bleat “take me.” in the spring primaries in Idaho. This does not bode well vote for and receive. Elections have real consequences and Idaho’s political debate this fall is again about taxes and for Allred. this one, although intense, is really no different. If Allred government spending, mostly as it relates to education. Allred says current sales tax exemptions are all “on the wins, taxes are going up. It’s pretty much as simple as that, Allred faults Otter and the Legislature for cuts to education table,” but he hasn’t mentioned several from which he and that’s why Allred won’t win. and failure to “close loopholes” in tax collections. He or his family business may well benefi t. One production — Rep. Stephen Hartgen (R-Twin Falls) represents clearly means to narrow or repeal some (but not all) exemption covers materials used in production of goods for Owyhee and western Twin Falls counties in the Idaho existing tax exemptions and to try to force the Legislature resale, including, it would seem, the educational materials House of Representatives. √ Crapo: Innovation is best for our nation’s workers and small businesses From Page 18 agreements. photography equipment to Italy, fertilizer to New Zealand throughout the world leaving U.S. producers, businesses Even with our successes, there is enormous further and much more. Letting loose U.S. innovation by removing and workers at a competitive disadvantage. A productive potential for Idaho exports. Idahoans are producing impediments to U.S. export growth, including advancing and speedy elimination of market barriers to U.S. inventive goods and high-quality agriculture products free trade agreements, can best ensure the full realization innovation is best for our nation’s workers and small sought around the world. Idahoans are exporting television of this potential. businesses. I will continue to press the administration equipment to Malaysia and France, vegetables to Hungary, — Republican Mike Crapo is Idaho’s senior U.S. to progress in working with Congress to advance the aircraft parts to Kenya, furniture and bedding to India, senator. Page 20 Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Looking back... from the fi les of The Owyhee Avalanche and Owyhee Chronicle
25 years ago 50 years ago 140 years ago October 9, 1985 October 6, 1960 October 8, 1870
Snail considered for endangered list Hot Bruneau team cools Grand View “COAL OIL” Johnny Steele is said to have received Add this to the list of interesting things about Owyhee Jim Hicks scored all three touchdowns Friday night and a letter requesting his instructions concerning twenty County. The US Fish and Wildlife Service is currently led the Bruneau Bobcats to a 20-7 football victory over thousand dollars which he deposited in a New York considering an “endangered species” designation for the the Grand View Devils. bank during the high day of his prosperity and which he Bruneau hot springs snail. Hicks scored in the fi rst, second and fourth quarters and also had utterly forgotten. Ever since we read this paragraph The snail (family Hydrobiidae) can be found in several added a conversion. His second period TD snapped a 7-7 tie. we have been trying to remember if we ever put twenty hot springs near Bruneau and their immediate outfl ows. thousand dollars anywhere and then forgot about it. We The animal in question reaches only 5 millimeters in length Two runs made by fi re dept.; damage minor have been so careless when we have had these little sums and the fi rst known collection of the species were made in The Homedale Rural Fire Department was called out about us, that such a thing seems extremely probable. the early 1950s by Dr. Dwight Taylor of Tiburon, Calif. twice this week. Friday night the truck was called to the Anybody who fi nds such a sum belonging to us will hear “We’ve never had a snail or invertebrate on the Austrian settlement, where a fi re had started burning a something to his advantage by calling at this offi ce with endangered species list in Idaho,” said Jay Gore, assistant chicken coop belonging to Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher. The the money in his pocket. No questions asked. fi eld supervisor for Fish and Wildlife Service in Boise. blaze was under control when the fi remen arrived. The snail is a completely different genus and species from A fi re burning out of control in pasture land just across PEDESTRIAN CHAMPIONSHIP. The fi fty-mile walk those recorded and while it is normally a coldwater snail, the railroad tracks from Cook’s Crop-Boosters called the near Boston for the championship of America was won has managed to adapt to the hot water environment of the department out Monday afternoon. Firemen were able to put by J. Adams of New York, who completed the distance in springs, he said. While the snails are not presently threatened, the fi re out in the south end of the pasture but had to come back nine hours and fi fty minutes. Young Wagner of Boston was the Federal agency is concerned about agricultural use of through town in order to reach the fi re in the north end, which second, being one hour and four-fi fths behind. Dinsmore water above the springs that could completely drain the had just reached a corral as they arrived on the scene. of Boston gave out at the thirtieth mile, and Oddy of various springs, said Gore. A number of snails have been Philadelphia soon afterwards. taken to aquariums at Boise State University in the event George names Kennedy-Johnson committee that they must be introduced into more springs. N. E. George, chairman of the Owyhee County FREGHT FOR OWYHEE. The Elko Chronicle says that Farmers for Kennedy-Johnson Committee, has named last week one forwarding fi rm shipped for Silver City, Idaho, Owyhee County receives PILT funds the following persons from this area to serve as members one hundred and eighteen thousand pounds of goods. Owyhee County picked up $318,521 from the Department of his committee: Mrs. Helen Chadez, Neil Walker, G. T. of the Interior for “payment in lieu of taxes” of PILT Parker, Ross Evans, Ray Goin, Carl Holmes and Ralph DISTINGUISHED VISITORS. A party of distinguished payments, around $6,000 more than expected, said County Lineberger. Members from other sections of the county visitors tarried a couple days at Boise City last week. They Clerk Barbara Jayo. will be named at a later date. were: Gen. W. T. Sherman and his daughter, Miss Mizzie The money was a share of $101,093,318 which The committee, to be organized of farm men and women, T. Sherman, Gen. Schofi eld, commanding the Division of was distributed to 1,917 local government units, in will contact the families of the county and urge their the Pacifi c, Col. Andenreid, of Gen. Sherman’s staff, Mr. compensation of the fi scal impacts by the presence of support for Kennedy in the election. A. Hayward, of San Francisco, and Dr. H. R. Linderman, tax-exempt Federal lands within their boundaries. Idaho of Philadelphia. They came from San Francisco by way received $7,320,888 of the total. Trojans’ record broken; edged by Marsing 14-13 of Portland. Dr. Linderman and Mr. Hayward returned to The Owyhee payment was $6,000 more than anticipated Marsing’s Huskies bounced the Homedale Trojans from San Francisco, and Gen. Sherman, and the others of the and will go into the current expense fund for the county, said the undefeated ranks Friday with a 14-13 SRV-B league party, pursued their journey eastward. Jayo. 3,658,720 acres of Federal land in the county, at 10-cents gridiron victory. The defeat was Homedale’s fi rst since an acre, produced the sum with a certain holdback, she said. 1958 and ended the Trojans’ win streak of 13 games. PROCEEDINGS OF THE DISTRICT COURT OF The money is infl uenced by a population ceiling also. Twin It was Marsing high school’s Homecoming game and ALTURAS COUNTY. Falls County, with a larger population, was given $457,372; marked the Huskies’ second win of the season. The winning Begun and held at Rocky Bar, Sept. 12th, 1870. Elmore County with fewer government lands but the existence touchdown came in the fourth quarter when Harrison Welty W. C. Whitson, judge presiding; R. E. Foote, district of the Air Force base, received $569,967, she said. cracked over from the two and then added the victory- attorney; N. L. Clark, sheriff; D. L. Noggle, clerk by S. clinching extra point with two minutes left in the game. B. Dilley, deputy. Miller takes bronze in competition George Purdom put the Trojans out front in the opening L. J. Martin vs. M. Chrissman – Dismissed at cost of A Marsing-raised man displayed a rare amount of quarter, and in the second period he tallied again from the plaintiff. courage in the face of a painful injury at the Six-Day eight to make the score 13-7 at halftime. Tom Breshears scored Waddingham Gold & Silver Mining Company vs. Enduro competition in Spain last week, the acknowledged Marsing’s fi rst TD in the second quarter on a four-yard run. George W. Jackson, James M. Bailey and James Wheat – Olympics of off-road motorcycle racing. Dismissed at cost of plaintiff on motion of defendant. Jeff Miller, 21, Boise and formerly of Marsing, competed Flag presented to junior high by Rep. Budge H. L. Preston vs. W. R. Defrees – Continued for in the event, taking a possible bronze medal, although his Rep. Hamer Budge, R-Idaho, presented a 50-star fl ag to service. foot was broken during the last three days. The Six-Day Homedale junior high at a special junior high and Lincoln Sam A. Merritt vs. M. Graham – Judgment for plaintiff Enduro was held from Sept. 30 through Oct. 5 and covered school ceremony held Tuesday afternoon on the front lawn for $4,330.50 and $16 costs. up to 250 miles of grueling off-road racing each day. of the grade school. M. Graham vs. Lucy Phillips Gold and Silver Mining News of Jeff’s accomplishments arrived each day over the After the introduction by Principal Clare Walker, Company; two cases – Dismissed on stipulation. phone from Alp, Spain in the Pyrenees Mountains, said Jolene Congressman Budge gave a short talk in which he stressed Wm. T. Stevens vs. Wm. McQueen, L. B. Bartlett, Miller, wife of Jeff’s father, Roy. The racers were given only the role of the students in the greatest country, our fl ag as Charles Berry and Jas. Johnson – Judgment for plaintiff 15 minutes in the morning and the evening to repair their the symbol of that greatness, and the keen need for the for $1,262 and $61.25 costs. motorcycles. Any major break, such as transmission, would students to have a deep feeling of interest and appreciation John McNally vs. Casco Gold Company – Judgment for have spelled the end for the competitor. of our country — which offers far more for all than plaintiff for $4,622.33 and $437.75 costs. any communistic form of government. Mr. Budge then Fred Lumstrum vs. Casco Gold Company – Demurrer Grand View community happenings presented the fl ag, which had fl own over the U. S. Capitol overruled and judgment for plaintiff for $899.63 and Connie Collett of Grand View, recently traveled to last July 4, the day this fl ag became offi cial. $79.90 costs. Washington, D.C. to attend the National Campaign against Larry Stansell, student body president, accepted the fl ag George Gunther vs. Waddingham Gold and Silver Toxic Hazards. She and other concerned citizens from around in behalf of students and staff members of the junior high. Mining Company – Judgment be default for $41,351.96 the country, brought water and dirt samples from more than Jim Love, sergeant-at-arms, and Larry Brown raised the and $105.93 costs. 100 residential sites near hazardous waste dumps. new fl ag while the junior high band played the national Green Kellogg, Jr. vs. Greenback Gold and Silver The delegation presented Congress with a petition, anthem. Jim Love then led the group in the pledge to the Mining Company and Coston Simmons – Judgment against containing more than a million signatures that called for fl ag. Simmons for $959.55 and $66 costs. stronger Superfund law. Supt. Richard Frazier, Roy Vance, Mr. Walker, president, Hatendorfer Brothers vs. H. M. McKenna, L. Smith and They wanted clauses added to the law concerning accompanied Rep. Budge to the speaker’s platform. Jacob Hass – Judgment against McKenna for $778.94 and citizens’ rights, mandatory schedules for cleanup, and Following the ceremony the congressman met with the $48.25 costs. permanent treatment technology, safely disposing of water student council and talked about the life of a congressman The People, etc. vs. James H. Roberts – Grand Jury failed at the source. and life in Washington, D.C. to fi nd a true bill, and defendant held to bail in the sum of Connie is currently co-chairman of Citizens for Control Refreshments were served by the council under direction $4,000 to appear at the next term of the Court. Bail given of Toxic Waste in Grand View. of Mrs. Edwena Regan. and defendant discharged from custody of Sheriff. Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Page 21 Public notices SYNOPSIS OF 32 N. 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Paid Mailed In-County Paid Subscriptions Stated on PS Form Circulation (2) 3541(include paid distribution above nominal rate, 708 689 Business Enterprise dated A petition by Rachel Suzanne (By Mail advertiser's proof copies, and exchange copies) and December 17, 1983 (Executi ve Criffi eld for a change of name of Outside the Mail) Paid Distribution Outside the Mails Including Sales Order 12432) and 40 CFR §§ the minor child, Shelbie Danielle (3) Through Dealers and Carriers, Street Vendors, Counter 252 240 30, 31, and 35, all bidders shall Reyes, who was born 10/22/94, at Sales, and Other Paid Distribution Outside USPS be required to comply fully Canyon County, Idaho and now Paid Distribution by Other Classes of Mail Through the with these bid specifi cati ons residing Owyhee County, Idaho, (4) 00 toward the goal of equitable proposing a change in name to USPS (e.g. First-Class Mail) uti lizati on of Disadvantaged Shelbie Danielle VanWassenhove- Business Enterprises (DBEs), Criffield has been filed in the c. 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I understand that anyone who furnishes false or misleading information on this form or who omits material or information requested on the form may be subject to criminal sanctions (including fines and imprisonment) and/or be examined at the following Read Calendar each week civil sanctions (including civil penalties). locations: in the Avalanche Holladay Engineering Co., PS Form 3526, September 2007 (Page 2) PRIVACY NOTICE: See our privacy policy on www.usps.com Page 22 Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Public notices PUBLIC NOTICE OF 02-0633-1001, Organic Food envelope of log homes. technoloy; requires each school Offi cers and Adult Probation and INTENT Product Rules. Incorporates 07-0301-1002, Fee rule allows district to have a comprehensive Parole Offi cers. Clarifi es minimum TO PROPOSE OR by reference the June 25, 2010 plans to be submitted for review district wide policy and procedure standards and documentation PROMULGATE NEW OR version of the National Organic in an acceptable format, including encompassing the use of restraint, requirements; gives the POST CHANGED AGENCY RULES Program Regulations, 7 CFR electronic, if legible enough seclusion and other aversive Division Administrator additional The following agencies of the Part 250; ISDA will no longer to determine conformity with techniques. authority to consider requests for state of Idaho have published offer certification seal stickers applicable codes; amends the *08-0203-1004, (*PH) (Temp hearing and vision waivers. the complete text and all for certified organic products technical service and system & Prop) Updates incorporation by 11-1105-1001, Rules of the related, pertinent information to prevent the misuse of the submittal plan review fee to the reference of the Limited English Idaho Peace Officer Standards concerning their intent to change certification seal; changes all cost of providing such services; Profi ciency standards; removes and Training Council for or make the following rules in references from “gross organic provides a more specific fee passing of the 10th grade Science Idaho Department of Juvenile the latest publication of the state income” to “gross organic sales” schedule for construction work ISAT from the states graduation Corrections Direct Care Staff. Administrative Bulletin. to clarify the fee requirements. above $1,000,000 and codifies requirements; allows more Revises timelines for the lapse of The written comment 02-0641-1001, Rules the DBS permit fee refund policy; time for initial evaluation and Juvenile Corrections Direct Care submission deadline is October Pertaining to the Idaho Soil and charges for plan review fee determination of need for special Staff certifi cation to align with 27, 2010 unless otherwise listed. Plant Amendment Act of 2001. services will be at an hourly rate education and related services other disciplines POST certifi es. (Temp & Prop) indicates the rule Incorporates by reference the with a minimum required fee. and to develop and implement an 11-1106-1001, Rules of the is both temporary and proposed. 2011 Offi cial Publication of the 07-0311-1001, Rules Governing individualized education program Idaho Peace Officer Standards (*PH) indicates that a public Association of American Plant Manufactured/Mobile Home for a student; requires district and Training Council for hearing has been scheduled. Food Control Officials; allows Industry Licensing. Requires 8 to send assessment results and Misdemeanor Probation Offi cers. IDAPA 02 - DEPARTMENT a guaranteed analysis of plant hours of initial education and 4 related communication to parents New rule chapter establishes OF AGRICULTURE PO Box nutrients on labels of potting soils, hours of continuing education within 3 weeks of receiving the the minimum standards for 790, Boise, ID 83701-0790. 02- landscape and garden soils that for original and renewal licensure results from the state; requires employment, training, and 0104-1001, Rules Governing contain only levels of fertilizer for manufactured/mobile homes schools to increase graduation certification for Misdemeanor the Idaho Preferred® Promotion suffi cient to initiate growth; and installers. rate by at least 2% each year when Probation Offi cers. Program. Makes non-food allows for multi-use labeling 07-0402-1001, Safety Rules they do not meet the target of IDAPA 13 – IDAHO FISH AND product qualifi cations consistent of soil amendment and plant For Elevators, Escalators, and 90%; establishes the pilot project GAME COMMISSION PO Box with processed food product amendment products. Moving Walks. Clarifies that permitting certain students in 25, Boise, Idaho 83707. 13-0116- qualifications and changes the IDAPA 03 – ATHLETIC equipment, components, or certain public schools to proceed 1002, The Trapping of Predatory qualifi cations for processed pork COMMISSION 700 W. State systems installed on an elevator through school curriculum at and Unprotected Wildlife and the products to allow for ground pork St., Boise, ID 83702. 03- that are not expressly required their own pace, defi nes program Taking of Furbearing Animals. or sausage to be produced from 0101-1001, Rules of the State by the currently adopted code participants and assessments. (Temp & Prop) Establishes rules hogs over one year of age. Athletic Commission. (Temp must function properly or be IDAPA 11 – IDAHO STATE for placement of traps and snares 02-0419-1001, Rules Governing & Prop) Complies with HB removed. POLICE 00 S. Stratford Dr., near public travel ways. Domestic Cervidae. Clarifi es the 684 to establish application, 07-0701-1001, Rules Governing Meridian, ID 83642. 11-0301- IDAPA 15 – OFFICE OF THE annual per head fee collection initial review, and annual review Installation of Heating, Ventilation, 1001, Rules Governing Alcohol GOVERNOR, DIVISION OF process on domestic cervidae; fees for amateur sanctioning and Air Conditioning Systems. Testing. (Temp & Prop) Clarifi es HUMAN RESOURCES, PO proposes ranch management plans organizations; addresses non- Adopts by reference the 2009 that ISP approves the breath Box 83720, Boise, ID 83720- as a method of administering the payment of amateurs; establishes editions, with amendments, of the alcohol testing solution provided 0066. 15-0401-1002, Rules of the domestic cervidae program more and clarifies health insurance International Mechanical Code by the manufacturer and not the Division of Human Resources and effi ciently. requirements for combatants; (IMC), International Fuel Gas individual vendors and that breath Personnel Commission. Removes 02-0421-1002, Rules Governing clarifies the requirement for a Code (IFGC), and International alcohol testing is administered on definition of “traded time”; the Importation of Animals. bond or other security. Residential Code (IRC), and the site of the traffi c stop or at a removes references to deleted Lowers the age of virgin bulls for IDAPA 07 - DIVISION OF retains the previously adopted police agency, not in a lab. rules/areas; clarifi es or removes import into Idaho from 24 months BUILDING SAFETY PO Box amendments thereto. 11-1001-1001, Rules Governing language that confl icts with other or less to less than 12 months; 83720, Boise, ID 83720-0048. IDAPA 08 – BOARD OF Idaho Public Safety and Security current rules and practices. clarifies exemption for testing 07-0103-1001, Rules of Electrical EDUCATION/DEPARTMENT Information System. Provides IDAPA 16 - DEPARTMENT of rodeo bulls; exempts bulls Licensing and Registration – OF EDUCATION PO Box for proxy appointments for OF HEALTH AND WELFARE, imported for exhibition purposes General. (Temp & Prop) Requires 83720, Boise, ID 83720-0037. establishing a quorum at ILETS PO Box 83720, Boise, ID 83720- from testing; clarifi es age of rodeo 5-year registration period for 08-0111-1001, Registration Board meetings and defi nes the 0036. 16-0301-1002, Eligibility stock required to be tested for electrical apprentices who must of Postsecondary Educational allowable proxies. for Health Care Assistance for tuberculosis prior to import. provide evidence of completion Institutions and Proprietary 11.11.01 - Rules of the Idaho Families and Children. (Temp & 02-0429-1001, Rules Governing of the required number of Schools. Board will recognize Peace Officer Standards and Prop) Allows any child eligible for Trichomoniasis. Lowers the age of employment and instructional regional and institutional Training Council. 11-1101-1001, SCHIP to be enrolled in Children’s a virgin bull for import purposes hours to be eligible to take the accreditation organizations that Changes the title of the POST Access Card; allows verifi cation from 24 months or less to less journeyman exam; allows an are recognized by and in good Executive Director position to of U.S. citizenship and identity of than 12 months; requires a hot apprentice to take the journeyman standing with the US Dept of POST Division Administrator and fi rst-time applicants for Medicaid iron T brand be applied to test exam upon completion of 3 years Education and the Council for makes this position non-classifi ed; and SCHIP through a data match positive animals rather than an of work experience (6,000 hours) Higher Education Accreditation changes the hiring process for the with the SSA when the SSA has orange paint T brand; removes if schooling completed; clarifi es and eliminates the list of specifi c POST Division Administrator and previously verifi ed citizenship and allowance for rodeo producers what a qualifi ed apprenticeship regional accrediting entities; no provides clarity in the areas of identity; updates eligibility time to purchase non-tested bulls program is for the exemption to longer requires a new application hiring, supervision, accountability period for special immigrants; that were intended to be sold work experience categories. if school wants to add courses and administration. children eligible for coverage to slaughter only; and requires 07-0104-1001, Rules Governing during the registration period 11-1101-1002, Eliminates under Title XXI SCHIP must culture positive animals to be Electrical Specialty Licensing. but a notifi cation of additional restriction on Hearing Board meet U.S. citizenship verifi cation confi rmed positive by Polymerase (Temp & Prop) Establishes a courses; all advertising material appointments; clarifi es minimum and identity requirements; a Chain Reaction. specialty license category for for proprietary schools must standards and documentation Medicaid eligible individual will 02-0602-1001, Rules Pertaining outside wiremen. accurately represent the school’s requirements; changes hardship receive services for 90 days while to the Idaho Commercial Feed 07-0107-1001, Rules purpose. requirement for closed campus U.S. citizenship and identity are Law. Incorporates by reference Governing Continuing Education 08.02.02 – Rules Governing exemption; removes specific pending verifi cation. the 2011 Official Publication Requirements. Requires each Uniformity. 08-0202-1002, curricula; provides POST 16.03.04 - Rules Governing the of the Association of American journeyman and master electrician Reorganizes the technology graduates same challenge Food Stamp Program in Idaho Feed Control Offi cials; clarifi es to receive a total of 24 hours of requirements within the rule; opportunities as vo-tech 16-0304-1002, Reinstates the definition of “Primary Display continuing education training adds requirements for the graduates; removes grace period asset test with an increase in Panel” to include front, back and every 3 years and specifi es that Idaho Comprehensive Literacy for canine team certification; the amount allowed for all Food side of packaging; clarifi es proper 16 hours will be in NEC code assessment. *08-0202-1003, updates instructor certification Stamp households whose assets method for listing feed ingredients updates and 8 hours in industry- (*PH) Updates incorporation by requirements; establishes cannot exceed $5,000. on commercial feed labels; allows related training. reference of various content areas suspension of certification for 16-0304-1003, (Temp & Prop) the use of a guaranteed analysis 07-0205-1001, Rules Governing in the Idaho Standards for the non-compliance with continuing Clarifi es excluded income; states with an ingredient statement in Plumbing Safety Licensing. (Temp Initial Certifi cation of Professional training requirement. that special immigrants have the labeling of customer-formula & Prop) Allows practical portion School Personnel and pre-service 11-1102-1001, Rules of the refugee status; addresses when feeds; and clarifi es that a violation of the plumbing journeyman teacher technology standards. Idaho Peace Officer Standards mail returned to Dept; provides of a Stop Sale, Use, or Removal exam to be performed in either *08-0202-1004, (*PH) (Temp & and Training Council for Juvenile for an adjustment of benefi ts when Order is a violation of state law a laboratory setting or on a job Prop) Allows the Mathematical Detention Offi cers. Establishes a participant’s death becomes and rule. in-progress and that exam will Thinking for Instruction course timelines for the lapse of Juvenile know to the Department. 02-0612-1001, Rules Pertaining consist of work performed in to count towards the 3-credit Detention offi cer certifi cation and *16-0322-101, Residential Care to the Idaho Fertilizer Law. either a residential or commercial recertification requirement the requirements for reactivating or Assisted Living Facilities in Incorporates by reference the application on plumbing regardless of whether the credits certifi cation. Idaho. (*PH) Amends the reporting 2011 Official Publication of installations as determined by appear on an official college 11-1103-1001, Rules of the requirements for incidents and the Association of American the Division. transcript. Idaho Peace Officer Standards accidents in residential care or Plant Food Control Officials; 07.03.01 - Rules of Building 08.02.03 – Rules Governing and Training Council for Juvenile assisted living facilities when permits “net volume” guarantees Safety. 07-0301-1001, Amends Thoroughness. 08-0302-1002, Probation Offi cers. Establishes allegations of abuse and neglect on liquid fertilizer labels; corrects the 2009 International Residential Requires school districts to notify minimum standards for training are reported. references to “Brand” registration Code by eliminating a provision all students who fail the 10th and certification of part-time 16-0504-1001, Rules of the Idaho as brands are no longer required addressing live/work units to grade ISAT of the availability of Juvenile Probation Officers; Council on Domestic Violence to be registered; prohibits sliding- clarify that they do not require an alternate route to graduation. establishes timelines for the lapse and Victim Assistance Grant scale guarantees on fertilizer fire sprinkling; and amends *08-0203-1003, (*PH) Updates of Juvenile Probation officer Funding. Updates incorporation by labels; and allows multi-use provisions relating to fences and the incorporation by reference certifi cation and the requirements reference of minimum standards labeling of fertilizers. prefabricated swimming pools; into the Idaho Content Standards for reactivating certifi cation. of the Domestic Violence Batterer 02-0616-1001, Crop Residue amends the International Energy the following standards: English 11-1104-1001, Rules of the Treatment Program to provide an Disposal Rules. Chapter repeal – Conservation Code by adding language arts, mathematics, and Idaho Peace Offi cer Standards and program moved to DEQ. provisions to address the thermal information and communication Training Council for Correction –– Continued next page Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Page 23 Public notices From previous page OF LANDS, 3284 West Industrial upon notification of applicant, the application procedure for authorized form of payment effective response to domestic Loop, Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815, terminates applications that have school districts and specifies under federal law qualify for violence. PO Box 83720, Boise, Idaho lacked activity for one year; allows fees to offset cost of program; the exemption; states that after *16-0612-1002, Rules 83720. 20-0211-1001, Timber 4 hours continuing education allows EFIB to continue offering a developer meets expenditure Governing the Idaho Child Supply Stabilization Act of 1989 credit for the supervision of guarantees to school districts. and other requirements for Care Program (ICCP). (*PH) on State Forests. Chapter repeal. physical therapist students or IDAPA 34 – OFFICE OF THE development project, the Reorganizes chapter; removes 20-0214-1001, Rules for Selling assistant students. SECRETARY OF STATE, PO Commission will start depositing obsolete language; clarifies Forest Products on State Owned 24-1401-1001, Rules of the Box 83720, Boise, ID 83720- 60% of the sales tax revenue from how income and qualifying Endowment Lands. Authorizes State Board of Social Work 0080 the center into the Demonstration activity are calculated; clearly IDL to sell state timber as Examiners. Eliminates licensure 34-0101-1001, Fees for Pilot Project Fund. defines application time delivered products; expands state based upon education in a related Automated Data Retrieval. *35-0103-1003, Property Tax frames to streamline eligibility timber auction to allow additional fi eld; clarifi es type of supervised Chapter repeal. Administrative Rules. (*PH) determinations. bidding methods; authorizes experience required for licensure 34-0102-1001, Rules Governing Updates incorporation by reference 16-0750-1001, Rules and Director to set permit rates and at the clinical level. Facsimile Services and Fees. to current editions of guides and Minimum Standards Governing values; and clarifies existing 24-2201-1001, Rules of the Chapter repeal. professional standards used for Nonhospital, Medically- rules for state timber purchasers Idaho State Liquefi ed Petroleum 34-0103-1001, Rules Governing property value determination and Monitored Detoxifi cation/Mental and IDL. Gas Safety Board. Establishes the Public Access Information assessment; provides procedures Health Diversion Units. (Temp 20-0304-1001, Rules Governing a dealer-in-training license and System (PAIS). Chapter repeal. for conducting equalization ratio & Prop) Allows for a breath the Regulation of Beds, Waters, license fee. 34-0401-1001, Rules Governing studies and allows a follow-up alcohol test to be performed and Airspace over Navigable 24-2501-1001, Rules of the Electronic Bulletin Board ratio study of secondary categories on individuals being treated in Lakes in the State of Idaho. the Idaho Driving Businesses Service. Chapter repeal. if needed; clarifi es occupancy tax addition to the blood draw alcohol Allows for the replacement of Licensure Board. New rule 34-0504-1001, Rules Governing distribution to urban renewal; test; amends the Tuberculin skin some single and two-family docks establishes fees and requirements Public Access to UCC Files. changes federal agency to Federal testing requirements for clients. without a permitting process; per for driving businesses; adds Chapter repeal. Housing Finance Agency and IDAPA 17 – INDUSTRIAL statute raises application fees for educational requirements for IDAPA 35 – STATE TAX clarifi es the index used to adjust COMMISSION, PO Box 83720, some encroachment types; and instructors including continuing COMMISSION, PO Box 36, the maximum homeowner’s Boise, ID 83720-0041. 17-0203- lowers application fee for small education; clarifi es ambiguities Boise, ID 83722-0410. 35.01.01 exemption; defi nes multidwelling 1001, Administrative Rules of domestic waterlines. to insurance requirements; – Income Tax Administrative or multipurpose building and the Industrial Commission Under IDAPA 23 – BOARD OF establishes deadline for the review Rules related land and requires related the Workers’ Compensation Law NURSING, PO Box 83720, of applications; clarifi es on-line 35-0101-1002, Exempts income land value be included when - Security for Compensation. Boise, ID 83720-0061. 23-0101- instruction. earned from services performed determining exemption amount; Chapter repeal. *17-0208-1001, 1001, Rules of the Idaho Board IDAPA 26 – DEPARTMENT in Idaho by qualifying spouses redefines “economic rent”; Miscellaneous Provisions. (*PH) of Nursing. Clarifi es that persons OF PARKS AND RECREATION, of servicemembers stationed in recognizes that the value of or Chapter repeal. *17-0208-1002, specifi cally authorized by Board PO Box 87320, Boise ID 83720- Idaho; adds the tax brackets for the income attributed to exempt Miscellaneous Provisions. statute or rule may administer 0065. 26-0134-1001, Rules calendar year 2010; limits the irrigation equipment should not (*PH) Chapter rewrite moves medications; states that Board Governing the Idaho Protection amount added to taxable income be included or considered when the conversion factors used only sends notices of renewal Against Invasive Species Sticker for rollovers to other state’s valuing agricultural land; amends to calculate physician fees in to licensees, not applications; Rules. Provides for an alternative college savings accounts to the definition of “economic rent” workers’ compensation cases states how licensees can obtain sticker purchasing and verifi cation amount deducted in the current to exclude exempt irrigation to chapter 17.02.09; reinstates license applications; defines process for non-motorized and prior tax years; includes equipment; clarifi es when crop remainder of previous rule without “family member” in connection watercraft operated by licensed gains treated as ordinary income share or cash rent analysis should substantive changes. with the prescriptive authority outfi tters and guides. and specifies items that don’t be applied in determining the value *17-0209-1001, Medical of an advanced practice nurse; IDAPA 27 – IDAHO BOARD qualify for the Idaho capital of agricultural land; explains how Fees. (*PH) New chapter adjusts deletes outdated references to OF PHARMACY, PO Box 83720, gains deduction; defi nes revenue- to compute the amount of urban the conversion factors used wallet certifi cates and duplicate Boise, ID 83720-0067. 27.01.01 producing enterprise; addresses renewal increment value to be to calculate physician fees in licenses. – Rules of the Idaho State Board net operating losses in the case of included on the new construction workers’ compensation cases to IDAPA 24 – BUREAU OF of Pharmacy. 27-0101-1001, corporate mergers; allows excess roll in the year in which a portion refl ect changes in current market OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES, Allows for electronic prescribing net passive income as income of a revenue allocation area is de- conditions, pricing and other 700 W. State Street, Boise, ID of controlled substances and that also may be offset with a annexed; value and classifi cation factors; provides new workers’ 83702. 24.02.01 - Rules of the eliminates requirements for net operating loss carried over of a homesite adjacent to forest compensation fee schedule for Board of Barber Examiners 24- handwritten and hard copy from years an S corporation was lands will be valued independently hospitals and ambulatory surgery 0201-1001, Changes eliminate the prescriptions and documents a C corporation; limits amount from the adjacent forest lands; centers. jurisprudence exam; applicants and certain prescriptions that added to taxable income for provides instructions on how to 17-0210-1001, Administrative must now swear under oath must be promptly reduced to rollovers to other state’s college compute the prorated portion of Rules of the Industrial Commission that they have fully reviewed, writing; allows for electronic savings accounts to the amount the funds when computing the Under the Workers’ Compensation understand, and will abide by the prescribing and electronic deducted in the current and prior levy upon which a QIE recapture Law - Security for Compensation laws and rules. 24-0201-1002, prescription drug order records for tax years; changes the sourcing is to be based. – Insurance Carriers. New chapter (Temp & Prop) Changes the controlled substances per federal of income from resident estates 35-0105-1001, Motor Fuels Tax clarifi es terms and implements student/instructor ratio. law; defi nes term “emergency”; and trusts that a nonresident Administrative Rules. Requires an more comprehensive reporting 24-0301-1001, Rules of the updates order and prescription must include in income subject instate pipeline terminal operator requirements for insurance State Board of Chiropractic labeling minimum requirements; to Idaho tax; addresses taxation to fi le monthly reports on ethanol carriers. Physicians. Establishes a code and lists circumstances when a of pass-through entity income place in storage at its Idaho 17-0211-1001, Administrative of ethics. controlled substance inventory is when an individual makes the pipeline terminal; records for Rules of the Industrial Commission 24-0601-1001, Rules for to be taken. election to have the pass-through all types of motor fuels msut be Under the Workers’ Compensation the Licensure of Occupational 27-0101-1002, Establishes entity pay his tax on such income kept for 3 years; includes motor Law - Security for Compensation Therapists and Occupational qualifications for pharmacists and the withholding requirement, vehicles powered by gaseous – Self-Insured Employers. New Therapy Assistants. (Tem & to immunize and recordkeeping exceptions to withholding, the fuels that display a gaseous fuel chapter clarifi es terms, provides a Prop) Clarifi es inactive status and requirements. certification of residency, the permit for collection of special more detailed application process requirements for reinstatement; 27-0101-1003, Strikes Rule 358 requirements of payments and fuels tax; defines ethanol and and outlines continuing reporting clarifi es level of supervision for because it confl icts with the Idaho reporting of withholding, and the natural gasoline as petroleum and and security deposit requirements students, graduates, and assistants, Wholesale Drug Distribution consequences of failing to fi le or petroleum products for imposition necessary to maintain self-insured and supervision needed for certain Act. remit the backup withholding; of the transfer fee. status. treatment modalities. 27-0101-1004, Prescribers includes 2010 grocery credit 35-0201-1001, Tax Commission IDAPA 18 – DEPARTMENT 24-0801-1001, Rules of the delivering controlled substances to amounts; due date for all Administration and Enforcement OF INSURANCE, PO Box State Board of Morticians. Defi nes end users must report certain data information returns required to Rules. Adopts IRS alternative 83720, Boise, ID 83720-0043. resident trainee; clarifi es training to the Board just as dispensing be fi led is the last day of February, methods allowed to tax preparers 18-0104-1001, Rules Pertaining requirements, qualifications pharmacies currently do. the same as the due date for for signing income tax returns; to Bail Agents. New chapter and eligibility for licensure; IDAPA 31 – PUBLIC W-2s; allows taxpayers to make addresses methods allowed for identifi es grounds for immediate outlines sponsoring mortician’s UTILITIES COMMISSION. PO a donation to the opportunity filing motor fuels tax returns suspension of a license; clarifi es responsibilities; and clarifies Box 83720, Boise, ID 83720- scholarship program on their electronically and the risks of duties and responsibilities of bail documentation of the completion 0074. 31-1101-1001, Safety and tax returns; requires the Idaho disclosure when filing returns agents doing business in Idaho. of a resident trainee program. Accident Reporting Rules for withholding permit number on electronically; adds interest rate 18-0150-1001, Adoption of 24-0901-1001, Rules of the Utilities Regulated by the Idaho the copy of Forms W-2 and and applicable Revenue Ruling the International Fire Code. Board of Examiners of Nursing Public Utilities Commission. discusses the consequences of not for calendar year 2011 to the table Incorporates by reference the Home Administrators. Clarifi es Updates incorporation by submitting complete or correct that identifies this information 2009 edition of the International that full time is at least 32 hours reference to the 2010 edition forms; removes obsolete rules. by year. Fire Code. per week which allows at least of the federal pipeline safety *35-0101-1003, (*PH) Updates IDAPA 38 – DEPARTMENT IDAPA 19 – STATE BOARD 8 hours per week for direct regulations. incorporation by reference and OF ADMINISTRATION, PO OF DENTISTRY, PO Box 83720, training between the preceptor 31-7103-1001, Railroad clarifi es the computation of the Box 83720, Boise, ID 83720- Boise, ID 83720-0021. *19-0101- and trainee; requires preceptor to Safety and Accident Reporting apportionment factor for fi nancial 0303. 38-0501-1001, Rules of the 1001, Rules of the State Board be re-certifi ed every 10 years. Rules. Updates incorporation by institutions. Division of Purchasing. Requires of Dentistry. (*PH) Updates 24.13.01 - Rules of the Physical reference to the 2010 edition of 35.01.02 – Idaho Sales and federal contracting qualifi cation documents incorporated by Therapy Licensure Board. 24- the federal regulations pertaining Use Tax Administrative Rules. of a vendor submitting a bid reference; changes nomenclature 1301-1001, (Temp & Prop) to the transportation of hazardous 35-0102-1001, Amends defi nition proposal; increases small and procedures for the following: Requires foreign educated materials by railroads. of “land leveling” to rock that purchase exemption limit and anesthesia permits; administration physical therapists to pass an IDAPA 32 – ENDOWMENT is obtained on a building site, professional services exemption of nitrous oxide/oxygen, general English proficiency exam for FUND INVESTMENT BOARD, crushed, and then used as backfi ll limit from $75,000 to $100,000; anesthesia and moderate and deep licensure if English is not the PO Box 83720, Boise, ID on the same building site. increases small purchase limit sedation; methods of anxiety and applicant’s native language. 24- 83720-0046. 32-0101-1001, 35-0102-1002, Adds a provision from $5,000 to $10,000; clarifi es pain control, sedation terms, and 1301-1002, Allows a successor Rules Governing the Credit regarding residency and airplane mandatory use of open contracts; incident reporting. entity to US Dept of Education Enhancement Program for School purchases; purchases of food IDAPA 20 – DEPARTMENT for curriculum accreditation; Districts. New chapter establishes made with coupons or any other –– Continued next page Page 24 Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Public notices From previous page payable at the time of sale, the Northwest corner of the Northwest Grantors are named to comply EAST 200 FEET TO THE POINT establishes a mandatory pre- following described real property, Quarter of the Northwest Quarter with section 45-1506(4)(A), ID OF BEGINNING. The Trustee proposal conference for vendors. situated in the County of Owyhee, of said Section 16; thence Code, No representation is made has no knowledge of a more IDAPA 46 – BOARD OF State of Idaho, and described as South 0° 09’ 12” East a distance that they are, or are not, presently particular description of the above VETERINARY MEDICINE, follows to wit: of 1993.90 feet to the TRUE responsible for this obligation set reference real property, but for PO Box 7249, Boise, ID See attached exhibit ‘A’ POINT OF BEGINNING; forth herein. purposed of compliance with 83707. 46-0101-1001, Rules The Trustee has no knowledge thence The Default for which Idaho Code, Section 60-113, of the State of Idaho Board of of a more particular description South 70° 15’ 28” East a this sale is to be made is the the Trustee has been informed Veterinary Medicine. Authorizes of the above referenced real distance of 457.92 feet to a point failure to pay when due, under that the street address of 4993 procedure for filing written property, but for purposes of of curvature on the centerline of an Deed of Trust and Note dated MARKET ROAD, Marsing, ID, communications and documents compliance with Section 60-113 irrigation canal; thence traversing 7/29/2003. INSTALLMENT OF 83639 is sometimes associated by facsimile; clarifi es defi nition Idaho Code, the Trustee has been said centerline as follows: along PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST with said real property. Bidders of a valid veterinarian/client/ informed the address of 6924 a curve to the right having an arc PLUS IMPOUNDS AND must be prepared to tender the patient relationship; increases Edison Rd, Marsing, ID, is length of 26.64 feet, a radius of / OR ADVANCES WHICH trustee the full amount of the bid term of service for members of the sometimes associated with the 167.86 feet, a central angle of BECAME DUE ON 7/1/2010 at the sale in the form of cash, Certifi ed Euthanasia Task Force said real property. 9° 05’ 35”, a long chord which PLUS LATE CHARGES, or cashier’s check drawn on a to 3 years; clarifi es the 3 specifi c This Trustee’s Sale is subject bears AND ALL SUBSEQUENT state or federally insured savings categories of approved euthanasia, to a bankruptcy fi ling, a payoff, South 49° 31’ 51” West a INSTALLMENTS OF institution. Said sale will be made pre-euthanasia sedation, and a reinstatement or any other distance of 26.61 feet; thence PRINCIPAL, INTEREST, without covenant or warranty, chemical capture drugs and conditions of which the Trustee South 54° 04” 32” West a BALLOON PAYMENTS, express or implied, regarding title, their restrictions; removes use is not aware that would cause the distance of 204.29 feet to a point PLUS IMPOUNDS AND/OR possession or encumbrances to of carbon monoxide-induced cancellation of this sale. Further, of curvature; along a curve to the ADVANCES INCLUDING satisfy the obligation secured by euthanasia chambers as an if any of these conditions exist, left having an arc length of 61.09 BUT NOT LIMITED TO REAL and pursuant to the power of sale approved method of euthanasia; this sale may be null and void, feet, a radius of 190.08 feet, a ESTATE TAXES AND LATE conferred in the certain Deed of clarifi es certifi cation invalidation the successful bidder’s funds shall central angle of 18° 24’ 54”, a CHARGES THAT BECOME Trust. The default for which this and reinstatement procedures for be returned, and the Trustee and long chord which bears PAYABLE.. The principal sale is to be made is: Failure to CETs; adds a requirement that law the Benefi ciary shall not be liable South 44° 58’ 29” West a balance owing as of this date on pay the monthly payment due enforcement CETs using chemical to the successful bidder for any distance of 60.83 feet; the obligation secured by said 06/01/2010 of principal, interest capture must attend recertifi cation damages. South 37° 37’ 29” West a Deed of Trust is $12,917.27, plus and impounds and subsequent training every third year. Said sale will be made without distance of 49.85 feet; accrued interest at the rate of installments due thereafter; plus IDAPA 49 – CERTIFIED covenant or warranty regarding South 31° 54’ 25” West a 10% per annum from 6/30/2010. late charges, with interest currently SHORTHAND REPORTERS title, possessions or encumbrances distance of 321.95 feet to the All delinquent amounts are now accruing at 6.375% per annum; BOARD, 700 W. State Street, to satisfy the obligation secured Southwest corner of said West due, together with accruing late together with all subsequent sums Boise, ID 83702. 49-0101-1001, by and pursuant to the power One-Half of the Northwest charges, and interest, unpaid advanced by benefi ciary pursuant Rules of Procedure of the Idaho of sale conferred in the Deed Quarter; thence leaving said and accruing taxes, assessments, to the terms and conditions of Certified Shorthand Reporters of Trust executed by Morgan centerline and bearing trustee’s fees, attorney’s fees, said Deed of Trust, and any Board. Clarifies conditions for J. Dingman, a married man, North 0° 09’ 12” West along and any amounts advanced to supplemental modifications renewal of a temporary permit as his sole separate property, the West boundary of said West protect the security associated thereto. The principal balance for holders of certifi cates issued as Grantor(s) with Mortgage One-Half of the Northwest with this foreclosure and that the owing as of this date on said by the National Court Reporters Electronic Registration Systems, Quarter a distance of 647.63 benefi ciary elects to sell or cause obligation is $143,406.34, plus Association. Inc. as the Benefi ciary, under the feet to the TRUE POINT OF the trust property to be sold to interest, costs and expenses NOTICE OF Deed of Trust recorded January BEGINNING. satisfy said obligation. actually incurred in enforcing the PROCLAMATION OF 31, 2007, as Instrument No. 9/22,29;10/6,13/10 Dated: August 31, 2010 obligations thereunder and in this RULEMAKING Department of 259690, in the records of Owyhee By: Pioneer Title Company of sale, together with any unpaid and/ Correction. 06-0101-1001, Rules County, Idaho. The Beneficial NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S Ada County, dba Pioneer Lender or accruing real property taxes, of the Board of Correction (written interest of said Deed of Trust was SALE Trustee Services and/or assessments, attorneys’ comment period extended) subsequently assigned to Midfi rst Loan No.: LTE 206420 T.S. Amy L. Bowles, Assistant fees, Trustees’ fees and costs, and SCHEDULED PUBLIC Bank, recorded September 13, No.: 10078.2077.DD TSG No.: Trustee Offi cer any other amount advanced to HEARING NOTICE Department 2010, as Instrument No. 272177, 201006718 9/22,29;10/6,13/10 protect said security, as authorized of Health and Welfare. 16-0305- in the records of said County. On 1/6/2011 at 11:00 AM in the promissory note secured 1002, Rules Governing Eligibility THE ABOVE GRANTORS (recognized local time), At the NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S by the aforementioned Deed of for Aid to the Aged, Blind, and ARE NAMED TO COMPLY entrance to the Owyhee County SALE Trust. Therefore, the Benefi ciary Disabled (AABD) WITH SECTION 45-1506(4) courthouse located at 20381 The following described elects to sell, or cause said trust SCHEDULED NEGOTIATED (a), IDAHO CODE. NO State Hwy 78, Murphy, ID 83650. property will be sold at public property to be sold, to satisfy RULEMAKING MEETINGS REPRESENTATION IS MADE In the County of Owyhee, State of auction to the highest bidder, said obligation. NOTICE IS Department of Environmental THAT THEY ARE, OR ARE NOT, Idaho, Pioneer Title Company of payable in lawful money of the HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS Quality PRESENTLY RESPONSIBLE Ada County, dba Pioneer Lender United States, in the lobby of FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO 58-0104-1001, Rules for FOR THIS OBLIGATION. Trustee Services, as Trustee on the Owyhee County Courthouse, COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY Administration of Wastewater The default for which this sale behalf of the benefi ciary will sell 20381 State Highway 78, Murphy, INFORMATION OBTAINED Treatment Facility Grants is to be made is the failure to pay at public auction, to the highest ID, 83650, on January 21, 2011 WILL BE USED FOR THAT 58-0112-1001, Rules for the amount due under the certain bidder, for cash, in lawful money at 11:00:00 AM, (recognized PURPOSE, AND THAT THE Administration of Water Pollution Promissory Note and Deed of of the United States, all payable local time) for the purpose of DEBT MAY BE DISPUTED. Control Loans Trust, in the amounts called for at the time of sale, the following foreclosing that certain Deed THE ABOVE GRANTORS ARE 58-0120-1001, Rules for thereunder as follows: described real property, situated in of Trust recorded 12/31/2007 NAMED TO COMPLY WITH Administration of Drinking Water Monthly payments in the the County of Owyhee, State of as INSTRUMENT NUMBER SECTION 45-1506(4)(a) IDAHO Loan Program amount of $994.26 for the months Idaho, and described as follows: 263489, and executed by CALVIN CODE. NO REPRESENTATION 58-0122-1001, Rules for of December, 2009, through and Lot 5 of Block 28 of the R THOMPSON, AND JANELLE IS MADE THAT THEY ARE, Administration of Planning including to the date of sale, Amended Townsite Plat of M THOMPSON, HUSBAND OR ARE NOT, PRESENTLY Grants for Public Drinking Water together with late charges and Homedale, Owyhee County, AND WIFE, as Grantor(s), RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS Facilities monthly payments accruing. The Idaho, according to the offi cial in favor of MORTGAGE OBLIGATION. DATED: Please refer to the Idaho sum owing on the obligation plat thereof filed in August ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION 09/14/2010, RECONTRUST Administrative Bulletin, October secured by said Deed of Trust is 9, 1911 as No. 7284 on fi le in SYSTEMS, INC., as Benefi ciary, COMPANY, N.A., Name and 6, 2010, Volume 10-10, for notices $127,504.88 as principal, plus the Offi ce of the Recorder for to RECONTRUST COMPANY, Address of the Current Trustee and text of all rulemakings, public service charges, attorney’s fees, Owyhee County, Idaho N.A., the Current Trustee of is: RECONTRUST COMPANY, hearings and negoitated meeting costs of this foreclosure, any and The Trustee has no knowledge record, covering the following N.A., 1800 Tapo Canyon Rd., schedules, Governor’s executive all funds expended by Benefi ciary of a more particular description real property located in Owyhee CA6-914-01-94, SIMI VALLEY, orders, and agency contact to protect their security interest, of the above referenced real County, State of Idaho. LEGAL CA 80028-1821, PHONE: (800) information. and interest accruing at the rate property, but for purposes of DESCRIPTION: A PORTION OF 281-8219. TS # 10-0110356 FEI Issues of the Idaho of 6.75% from November 1, 2009, compliance with Section 60-113 THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER #:1006.111752 Administrative Bulletin can be together with delinquent taxes Idaho Code, the Trustee has been OF THE NORTHEAST 10/6,13,20,27/10 viewed at www.adm.idaho.gov/ plus penalties and interest to the informed that the address of: 319 QUARTER OF SECTION 24, adminrules/ date of sale. W. Washington Ave., Homedale, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE Office of the Administrative The Benefi ciary elects to sell or ID 83628, is sometimes associated 5 WEST, BOISE MERIDIAN, Rules Coordinator, Dept. of cause the trust property to be sold with said real property. Said sale OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO, Administration, PO Box 83720, to satisfy said obligation. will be made without covenant MORE PARTICULARLY Boise, ID 83720-0306 Dated this 14th day of or warranty regarding title, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Phone: 208-332-1820; Fax: 332- September, 2010. possession or encumbrances to COMMENCING AT THE 1896; Email: rulescoordinator@ Tammie Harris, Trust Offi cer satisfy the obligation secured by NORTHEAST CORNER OF adm.idaho.gov for Just Law, Inc., P.O. Box and pursuant to the power of sale THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER 10/6/10 50271, Idaho Falls, Idaho 83405. conferred in the Deed of Trust NORTH EAST QUARTER (208) 523-9106 FAX (208) 523- executed by: Boyd Eoff and (NORTH 1/16 CORNER) NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S 9146 Toll Free 1-800-923-9106 Betty R. Eoff, husband and wife, MONUMENTED WITH A SALE EXHIBIT A As grantors, To: Pioneer Title REBAR, 5/8” DIAMETER, WITH On January 18, 2011, at the This parcel is a portion of Company of Canyon County, A PLASTIC CAP MARKED hour of 11:00 o’clock AM of said the Southwest Quarter of the As Trustee, for the benefi t and ALPHA-LS 832; THENCE day, in the lobby of the Owyhee Northwest Quarter of Section security of Raymond Barbour, SOUTH 0 DEGREES 18’30” County Courthouse, 20381 State 16, Township 2 North, Range a married man, As Benefi ciary, EAST 360.38 FEET; THENCE Hwy 78, Murphy, Idaho, JUST 4 West of the Boise Meridian, dated 7/29/2003, recorded NORTH 63 DEGEREES 18’56” LAW, INC., as Successor Trustee, Owyhee County, Idaho and is 7/30/2003, as Instrument No. WEST 224.44 FEET; THENCE will sell at public auction to the more particularly described as 244485, records of Owyhee NORTH 0 DEGREES 18’30” highest bidder, for cash, in lawful follows: County, Idaho. WEST 261.02 FEET; THENCE money of the United States, all COMMENCING at the Please Note: The above SOUTH 89 DEGREES 35’20” Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Page 25 Public notices NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S and Wife, Grantor, to Charles W. known as 20381 Highway 78, obligations thereunder and in this 2004 Recorder’s instrument SALE Fawcett, Successor Trustee, for the Murphy, ID 83650, on 01/18/2011 sale, together with any unpaid and number: 249364 County: Owyhee On Wednesday, the 19th day of benefi t and security of HOME123 at 11:00 am, (recognized /or accruing real property taxes, Sum owing on the obligation: as January, 2011, at the hour of 10:00 CORPORATION, recorded June local time) for the purpose of and/or assessments, attorneys’ of September 8, 2010: $90,839.20 o’clock a.m. of said day at the 26, 2006, as Instrument No. foreclosing that certain Deed of fees, Trustees’ fees and costs, and Because of interest, late charges, front steps of the Owyhee County 257030, Mortgage records of Trust recorded 07/22/2008 as any other amount advanced to and other charges that may vary Courthouse, on the corner of Hwy. Owyhee County, Idaho; and Instrument Number 265684, and protect said security, as authorized from day to day, the amount due 78 and Hailey St., Murphy, in the assigned to the IDAHO HOUSING executed by JORDAN J. RELK in the promissory note secured on the day you pay may be greater. County of Owyhee, State of Idaho, AND FINANCE ASSOCIATION AND ERIN E. RELK, HUSBAND by the aforementioned Deed of Hence, if you pay the amount Charles W. Fawcett, as Successor by Assignment of Deed of Trust AND WIFE, as Grantor(s), Trust. Therefore, the Benefi ciary shown above, an adjustment may Trustee, will sell at public auction, recorded on December 11, 2006, as in favor of MORTGAGE elects to sell, or cause said trust be necessary after we receive your to the highest bidder, for cash, in Instrument No. 259104, Mortgage ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION property to be sold, to satisfy check. For further information lawful money of the United States, records of Owyhee County, Idaho. SYSTEMS, INC., as Benefi ciary, said obligation. NOTICE IS write or call the Successor Trustee all payable at the time of sale, the THE ABOVE GRANTOR IS to RECONTRUST COMPANY, HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS at the address or telephone number following described real property NAMED TO COMPLY WITH N.A., the Current Trustee of FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO provided above. Basis of default: situated in the County of Owyhee, SECTION 45-1506 (4)(a), IDAHO record, covering the following COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY failure to make payments when State of Idaho, and described as CODE. NO REPRESENTATION real property located in Owyhee INFORMATION OBTAINED due. Please take notice that the follows, to-wit: IS MADE THAT THEY ARE, County, state of Idaho: LOT WILL BE USED FOR THAT Successor Trustee will sell at A parcel of land situated in OR ARE NOT, PRESENTLY 5, BLOCK 1, ROYAL VISTA PURPOSE, AND THAT THE public auction to the highest bidder the Southwest Quarter Southeast RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS ESTATES SUBDIVISION, DEBT MAY BE DISPUTED. for certifi ed funds or equivalent Quarter of Section 28, Township OBLIGATION. OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO, THE ABOVE GRANTORS ARE the property described above. 3 North, Range 4 West, Boise The default for which this sale ACCORDING TO THE PLAT NAMED TO COMPLY WITH The property address is identifi ed Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho, is to be made is (1) the failure to RECORDED APRIL 4, 2002 AS SECTION 45-1506(4)(a) IDAHO to comply with IC 60-113 but is more particularly described as pay when due, monthly installment INSTRUMENT NO. 239203, CODE. NO REPRESENTATION not warranted to be correct. The follows: payments under the Deed of Trust RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY. IS MADE THAT THEY ARE, property’s legal description is: A COMMENCING at the Note dated June 12, 2006, in the The Trustee has no knowledge of a OR ARE NOT, PRESENTLY part of the Southeast Quarter of Southwest corner of said amount of $982.00 each, for the more particular description of the RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS the Northeast Quarter, Section 24, Southwest Quarter Southeast months of March through August, above referenced real property, OBLIGATION. DATED: Township 3 North, Range 5 West, Quarter, Section 28, Township 2010, inclusive; and for each and but for purpose of compliance 09/03/2010 Name and Address Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, 3 North, Range 4 West, Boise every month thereafter until date with Idaho Code, Section 60-113, of the Current Trustee is: Idaho, more particularly described Meridian; thence of sale or reimbursement; and (2) the Trustee has been informed that RECONTRUST COMPANY, as follows: Beginning at the South 89°36’45” East a distance the failure to occupy the premises the street address of, 2562 ROYAL N.A. 1800 Tapo Canyon Rd., Northeast corner of said Southeast of 403.00 feet to the REAL POINT as required by the Addendum to VISTA DRIVE, HOMEDALE, CA6-914-01-94 SIMI VALLEY, quarter of the Northeast quarter OF BEGINNING; thence the Deed of Trust. All delinquent ID 83628 is sometimes associated CA 80028-1821 PHONE: North 1/16 corner, monumented North 0°04’55” East a distance payments are now due, plus with said real property. Bidders (800)281-8219 RECONTRUST with a rebar, 5/8 inch diameter, of 389.70 feet; thence accumulated late charges, plus must be prepared to tender the COMPANY, N.A. Successor with a plastic cap marked Alpha South 89°36’45” East a distance any costs or expenses associated trustee the full amount of the bid Trustee /S/ Tonya Malugen LS 832; thence South 0 degrees of 203.00 feet; thence with this foreclosure. The accrued at the sale in the form of cash, ASAP# 3724060 18’ 30” East, 206.00 feet (of South 0°04’55” West a distance interest is at the rate of 5.70% per or a cashier’s check drawn on a 9/15,22,29;10/6/10 record 200.00 feet) along the of 389.70 feet to a point on the annum from February 1, 2010. state or federally insured savings East boundary of said Southeast South line of said Southwest The principal balance owing as institution. Said sale will be made NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S quarter of the Northeast quarter; Quarter Southeast Quarter; of this date on the obligation without covenant or warranty, SALE thence North 89 degrees 35’ 20” thence secured by said Deed of Trust is express or implied, regarding title, Idaho Code 45-1506 Today’s West 200.00 feet, parallel with the North 89°36’45” West $140,083.29, plus accrued interest possession or encumbrances to date: September 8, 2010 File North boundary of said Southeast a distance of 203.00 feet at the rate of 5.70% per annum satisfy the obligation secured by No.: 7023.72979 Sale date and quarter of the Northeast quarter; to the REAL POINT OF from February 1, 2010. and pursuant to the power of sale time (local time): January 06, thence North 0 degrees 18’ 30” BEGINNING. DATED This 16th day of conferred in that certain Deed of 2011 at 11:00 AM Sale location: West, 206.00 feet (of record The Successor Trustee has no September, 2010. Trust. The default for which this in the lobby of the Owyhee 200.00 feet), parallel with the knowledge of a more particular CHARLES W. FAWCETT, a sale is to be made is: Failure to County Courthouse, 20381 State East boundary of said Southeast description of the above-referenced Member of the Idaho State Bar, pay the monthly payment due Highway 78, Murphy, Idaho quarter of the Northeast quarter; real property, but for purposes of SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE 08/01/2009 of principal, interest 83650 Property address: 4983 thence South 89 degrees 35’ 20” compliance with Section 60-113, 9/29;10/6,13,20/10 and impounds and subsequent and 4985 Market Road Marsing, East 200.00 feet along the North Idaho Code, the Successor Trustee installments due thereafter; plus ID 83639 Successor Trustee: boundary of said Section quarter has been informed that the street NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S late charges, with interest currently Northwest Trustee Services, Inc., of the Northeast quarter to the address of 6170 Thompson Rd., SALE accruing at 6.375% per annum; an Idaho Corporation P.O. Box 997 Point of Beginning. The sale is Marsing, Idaho, is sometimes TS No. 09-0182380 Title Order together with all subsequent sums Bellevue, WA 98009 (425) 586- subject to conditions, rules and associated with said real property. No. 090869542IDGNO Parcel advanced by benefi ciary pursuant 1900 Deed of Trust information procedures as described at the Said sale will be made without No. RP 0035 000 10050 A The to the terms and conditions of Original grantor: Gina L. Sevy, an sale and which can be reviewed covenant or warranty regarding following described property will said Deed of Trust, and any unmarried person Original trustee: at www.northwesttrustee.com or title, possession or encumbrances be sold at public auction to the supplemental modifications Pioneer Title Company of Canyon USA-Foreclosure.com. The sale to satisfy the obligation secured highest bidder, payable in lawful thereto. The principal balance County Original beneficiary: is made without representation, by and pursuant to the power of money of the United States, In owing as of this date on said Mortgage Electronic Registration warranty or covenant of any kind. sale conferred in the Deed of Trust the lobby of the Owyhee County obligation is $242,470.50, plus Systems, Inc. solely as nominee (TS# 7023.72979) 1002.169330- executed by RANDAL MILLER Courthouse located on the corner interest, costs and expenses for American Home Mortgage FEI and ALISHA MILLER, Husband of Highway 78 and Hailey Street, actually incurred in enforcing the Recording date: September 27, 9/22,29;10/6,13/10 Page 26 Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Owyhee County Church Directory
Iglesia Misionera Biblica Knight Community Church Crossroads Assembly of God Homedale Grand View Pastor Fernando Gomez Pastor Paul H. Ryan • 834-2639 Wilder 132 W. Owyhee • 337-5975 Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Pastors Ron & Martha Servicios: Mar - 7pm - Oracion Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Hwy 19 & 95, 482-7644 Sunday School 10am Mier - 7pm Predicacion, Vier - Oracion Adult Bible Study: Wednesday, 7 p.m. Sunday Morning Worship 11am Dom - 10am Esc. Dom y 6pm Knight's Neighborhood: Sunday Evening Worship 6pm "Una Iglesia Diferente." (Youth Activity Group) Friday 5-6:30 pm HELP Wed. Bible Study 7pm WANTED Idaho Sporting Clays now Assembly of God Friends Community Our Lady of the Valley hiring. $8/hr, part time, must be Church Catholic Church 16 yrs or older. Please call 337- Rubber Church Homedale 1122 W. Linden St., Caldwell 4826 or 250-8982 15 West Montana, 337-4458 Wilder - Homedale 459-3653 Drivers/CDL Training w/Central Pastor George Greenwood 17434 Hwy 95, 337-3464 Mass: Sunday School 9:30 am Refrigerated. AVG $35K-$40K Sunday School 9:30am Saturday 5:00 pm Worship Services: 10:45 am Sundays 1st year! Offering Special CDL Sunday Morning Worship 10:30am Sunday 9:30 am Stamps Wednesday Prayer Meeting: 5:30 pm Spanish Mass: Saturday 7:00 pm Training to Military! 1-877-369- Sunday Evening Service 6:00pm Wednesday CLC: 3:15 pm Wed. Bible Study 7:00pm Spanish Mass: Sunday Noon 7885 Made to order Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church Chapel of Hope Church of Jesus Christ of NOTICE Hope House, Marsing Latter Day Saints Make Up Tryouts for Idaho Homedale - 337-4248 Look for the Blue Church Burn Fastpitch Softball team Sunday Services 10am South Bruneau Hwy at the Hope House Homedale will be on Saturday, October 16 at Rev. Ross Shaver, Pastor Welcoming Families, especially those with 708 West Idaho Ave 337-4112 GALS Quad, off Smeed Parkway Youth and Adult Sunday School 9-9:45am special needs children. Bishop Travis Kraupp The in Caldwell. Tryout times: 10u Wed. Adult Bible Study 7-8:30pm Keith Croft, Pastor 880-2767 Bishop Ronald Spencer Visitors Always Welcome! Jake & Alisha Henrioulle, Youth Pastors 761-6747 Sunday 1st Ward 9am from 1:30-3:30 pm, 12u from Sunday Services at 10 am Sunday 2nd Ward 12:30pm 3:30-5:30 pm, 16u from 5:30- Owyhee 7:30 pm (Pitchers need for 16u). For additional information please Homedale Baptist Wilder Church of God contact Manny Godina 283-2611 Avalanche Mountain View or Joe Martinez 697-1818 or Church Wilder Church of the Nazarene email: [email protected] 337-4681 Homedale 205 A St. E, 482-7839 26515 Ustick Road, Wilder or Facebook Idaho Burn. 212 S. 1st W. Pastor Ray Gerthung 337-3151 Sunday School 10am & 11am Sunday School 9:45am Sunday School 9:30 Sunday Evening 7pm Sunday Service 11am Worship 10:30 Wednesday Evening 7pm Sunday Eve. 6:00pm Adult & Youth Bible Class: Wednesday 7:00 pm Pastor James Huls Wed. Eve. 7:00pm Bible Based Recovery: Friday 7:00 pm Iglesia Evangelica Buy it, sell it, trade it, rent it... Wilder Marsing Church of Christ
MARSING APOSTOLIC ASSEMBLY 317 3rd st., Marsing 932 Franklin, Marsing Asamblea Apostolica de Marsing Pastor Ramiro Reyes 107 W. Main • Marsing, Idaho 10 am Sunday School Pastor Jose Gutierrez Minister Gib Nelson 11 am Service 208-461-9016 or 880-6172 Sunday Bible Study 10am 482-7484 Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday Worship 11am Sunday Service 1 pm • Wednesday Service 7 pm Bilingual Bilingual Services/Español in the Classifieds! Bible Missionary Church Christian Church Homedale Assembly of God Church Homedale West Idaho, 337-3425 Marsing Pastor Ron Franklin 110 W. Montana, 337-3626 139 Kerry, 965-1650 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
Lizard Butte Baptist Church Nazarene Church Trinity Holiness Church Marsing Marsing Homedale Pastor David London Pastor Bill O'Connor 119 N. Main 116 4th Ave. W., 859-2059 896-4184 Pastor Samuel Page Sunday worship: 12 2nd Avenue West 337-5021 Sunday School 10am Morning: 11am-Noon• Evening: 6-7pm Worship Services - Sunday 11am and 6pm Sunday Morning Worship 11am Sunday school 10 am-10:55am Sunday School - 9:45am Sunday Evening 7pm Wednesday evening 6pm-7pm Mid Week TLC Groups Thursday Evening 7:30pm
Church of Jesus Christ of Vision Community Church Latter Day Saints Marsing United Methodist Church Marsing 221 West Main Marsing, Idaho Wilder 215 3rd Ave. West, 896-4151 208-896-5407 Corner of 4th St. & B Ave. Sunday 1st Ward, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. 880-8751 Bishop Jensen Sunday Service 10:30 a.m. Pastor June Fothergill Sunday 2nd Ward, 12:30 p.m. Adult, Kids & Youth Meetings Wed. 7:00 p.m. Sunday Services 9:30am Bishop Parry
Calvary Holiness Church First Seventh Day Adventist Wilder Presbyterian Church Homedale Corner of 3rd St. & B Ave. 16613 Garnet Rd., 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 Pastor Marianne Paul Sunday Evening: 6:00 p.m. Sabbath School Sat. 9:30am 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
Our Lady Queen of Heaven Iglesia Bautista Amistad Cristiana de Wilder Catholic Church - Oreana Palabra de Esperanza 2010 Mass Schedule - UMC Homedale the following Saturdays at 9:30am Esquina de 4 y calle B March 13 - April 10 - May 22 - Domingos Servicio: 12:00 pm El Ropero (Banco de ropa) Miercoles 12- 2pm 711 W. Idaho, 463-9569 June 26 - July 24 - Aug. 14 Martes y Jueves: 6:30 pm Ingles Pastor Jose Diaz Sept. 11 - Oct. 23 - Nov. 27 Sabados: 12:00 pm Arte Infantil Servicios: Los Domingos 11:00 am All are welcome! For more information, call St. Paul's Church, Nampa 466-7031 Todo en Espanol, Inf. 989 7508 Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Page 27
FOR SALE FOR RENT FARM AND SERVICES SERVICES Grapes for sale, juice or table 3 bdrm 2bth, double lot, lawn, Four Points Construction. Mature shade trees, you pick, & 42” riding lawn mower, RANCH Free Estimates, Competitive I dig, $40. Wilson’s Mobile fruit trees, 2-car garage. Can For rent: 4.5 acres of pasture in Craftsman. 482-6680, 867-3566 be seen at 223 W. California, Rates, No job too small. Serving Tractor Service. Fire-resistent Firewood: poplar, $100 per cord, Wilder. Please call 350-0909 Owyhee County and surrounding landscapes, mowing, concrete Homedale. $600/mo $500/dep. Farm ground for rent, currently you split. 573-1704 573-1704 areas. Call Rob 337-4423 work. Charlie 250-4937 alfalfa, 17.5 acres, Wilder (close Parker Tree Service Inc. Experienced house cleaning 1983 Honda cx650, looks & 4 bdrm 2 bth, 113 E. Montana, to Stateline Rd). 350-0909 runs great, new tires, $1600. Homedale. Fenced back yard, Family operated since 1937. lady. Marsing & Homedale. Balewagons: New Holland, self- Specializing in tree trimming, Calle Lupe 208-866-9426 899-0475 $650/mo $550/dep. 573-1704 propelled & pull-type models. Apples, You Pick! $5.00 half pruning, removal. For the most 4 Bar T Fencing. Fix old fence, Marsing, 1109 1/2 Main St Financing/ trades/ delivery reliable job & service call 208- build new, barb wire, field fence, bushel. Idaho Sporting Clays in available. Call Jim Wilhite Homedale. 250-8982, 337-4826 (in rear). 3+ bdrm 2 bth 3-car 461-8733. Lic/insured. rail fence, vinyl. Call for quote garage. No smoking, small dog (Greenleaf) 208-880-2889 www. Technical Computer LLC, 482-7528, 473-8026 References 99 Saturn & 86 Ford pickup, balewagon.com both need work. Best offer over OK w/extra dep. $750/mo $750/ repairs, tune-ups, backups, available. $300 each. 337-4396 Call after dep. Avail 10/15. 896-5803 upgrades, networking. Call Tom Daycare, all ages, ICCP 4pm Apartments available in Wilder. or Colette 896-4676, 899-9419 approved, all meals provided, Private fun piano, guitar, violin, $325-$375. Please call 208-899- or technicalcomputer.com preschool available, limited fiddle & ukulele lessons. All ages 0648 Beef Tim’s Small Engine Repair spots. Call Donna 337-6180 & levels. Reasonable rates. 208- 3 bdrm 1 bth home near Complete servicing and repair Top soil & all kinds of gravel 283-5750, 467-6244 Homedale middle school, new on all makes and models of products, delivered &/or placed. ATV & Motorcycle Tires, carpet, fridge, stove, dishwasher, Jerky Motorcycles, ATVs & Power Back hoe, track hoe, grader, 25x8-12 & 25x10-12 GBC Dirt large fenced yard, $650 plus dep. Equipment 30916 Peckham Rd. dump truck or belly dump for Devil ATV tires $319. All sizes 697-1537 by John Wilder 5 1/2 miles west of hwy hire. Demolition, driveways & available. Tim’s Small Engine, Homedale house. 404 Utah. 3+ 95. 482-7461 www.wilderrepair. general excavation. Jim 573- 30916 Peckham Rd. Wilder. 482- bdrm 3 bth, stove, refrig., Only com 5700 7461 www.wilderrepair.com $595. Ace Property Mgmt, 155 Let me do your ironing. You provide hangers $1.00-$1.50 per Idaho Peaches. Hell’s Canyon Caldwell Blvd., Nampa, ID 208- Brand by the can or case. piece. Call Anita 337-6239 Robison Fruit Ranch 459-2269 467-6504 www.acemanagement. Trees topped & removed. Clean Rub-A-Dub Dog or 459-7987 biz up & stump removal available. Microfiber couch & love seat, 2 bdrm duplex, Wilder. Fenced 337-4403 stain resistant, lifetime warranty, yard, $475/mo. 208-660-3660 Call Mountain West Tree LLC brand new in boxes. Retail $1399. 3 bdrm 1 bth detached garage, for free estimate. We take pride Must sell $450. 208-888-1464 lrg yard w/garden area. Avail 208-337-8117 in your tree service needs! 585- Bedroom set 7-piece cherry set now. $575/mo $500/dep. 9069 Brand new in boxes. List $2250. Background check. 215 W DRY CURED! Must sell $450. 208-888-1464 Arizona, Homedale. 573-1704 Bed-queen pillowtop mattress Storages for rent. Pioneer 4 Bar T Fencing Brand new, still in plastic, Mini Storage, 4155 Pioneer Rd, Bathing, Brushing, Flea Treatment, Fix old fence, build NOW BUYING ALUMINUM CANS warranty. Sacrifice $109. 208- Homedale. 208-337-4589, 208- Free removal of appliances, Toenail Clipping 921-6643 573-2844 new, barb wire, field King-sized pillowtop mattress scrap metals, junk cars/trucks Karen Lentfer Jump Creek Storage. fence, rail fence, vinyl. New, in bag, with warranty. List Residential/ commercial steel ***cash for some*** 249-0799 $750. Sacrifice $199. 208-921- concrete units, 5x15, 10x5, Call for quote 6643 609 Goldengate Ave, Wilder 19 Kansas, Homedale Cherry Sleigh bed solid wood 10x25. Vehicles, construction 482-7528, 473-8026 30 year relationship w/ local Veterinary w/mattress set. Brand new in equip allowed, gas engines ok! References available. Bill 208-724-1118 Mon-Sat • [email protected] box. $299. 208-888-1464 Price match +discounts given! Used tractor parts 100’s of Residensial y comercial unidudes salvaged farm tractors and 5x15 10x5 10x25 carros, combines. Nampa Tractor maquinaria de construccion Salvage, 9055 Hwy 20, Nampa, con gasolina ok. Comparamos ID 83687 (208) 467-4430 precios & descuento. No Habla Roll ends: Great for packing Espanol. 509-539-6010, 208- material, building fires, lining 250-2461 birdcages or for your kids Marsing Storage Inc., Hwy 55 to doodle on. The Owyhee & Van Rd. 10x10 units available, Avalanche, Homedale trailer spaces. Call 208-830- Owyhee County’s Only 1641 Source for Local News Subscribe THANK YOU Thanks to all our friends and family for coming and making our 50th Anniversary an unforgettable day and for the Today! cards we received. A special thanks to Bill, Ray, Diana, Sherry & Sue. Than you. Love, Chuck The Owyhee & Wanda I want to thank Homedale Avalanche Ambulance and its crew for their assistance on Oct. 2 when I was Lifeflighted to St. Al’s. Thoris 208-337-4681 Olson IT’S A BUYER’S MARKET! Check out the following current listings: UÊ iÜ\ 3 bed/1.5 bath home, estate property sold as is $65,000 UÊ*ÀViÊ,i`ÕVi`\Ê3 bed/1 bath home across from elementary school in Homedale $79,900 UÊ,ÛiÀvÀÌÊiÃ\ÊTwo available priced $499,000 & $575,000; on 2+ acre lots UÊ-ÕVVÀÊ ÀiiÊ,>V \ Tranquil setting w/wildlife & 2000+ feet of Succor Creek running thru year round; 77 acres w/home or split off 30 acres w/o home xxx/uifpxziffbwbmbodif/dpn UÊ iÀV>Ê Ì\ Spacious nearly 3/4 acre lot w/Highway 95 frontage in Wilder w/city services $185,000 UÊ Õ`}Ê ÌÃ\Ê 33 available in Wilder subdivision; 1 available in Caldwell; and multiple lots coming soon in Homedale, all with city services $13,500 to $20,900 >Ê/`>ÞÊvÀÊÕÀÌ iÀÊ iÌ>ÃÊÊ/ iÃiÊ>`ÉÀÊÌ iÀÊ*À«iÀÌiÃt Dbmm!upebz!up!bewfsujtf!ps!tvctdsjcf
Phone: 208-573-7091 319.448.5792 Page 28 Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Snake River Mart October Values! Boneless Beef Boneless Beef Local Grown Jumbo Cross Rib Roast Top Sirloin Steak Yellow Onions Local Grown Pumpkins $ 49 $ 99 ¢ ¢ 2 lb. 3 lb. 39lb. 25 lb. Boneless Beef Boneless Pork Cello Wrapped Cross Rib Steak Sirloin Chops Lettuce Baker Potatoes $$ 4979 $ 99 ¢ ¢ 12 lb.lb. 1 lb. 99ea. 59lb.
Western Family 8 oz. $ 59 Western Family 8 oz. $ 69 Dole 9 oz. $ 69 ¢ Cheese Cuts 1 ea. Ham or Turkey Slices1 ea. Romaine Classic 1 ea. Broccoli 99lb. Western Family 12 oz. $ 59 Boneless Pork $ 89 1 lb. $ 29 Large $ 19 Cheese Singles 1 ea. Sirloin Roast 1 lb. Baby Carrots 1 ea. Fuji Apples 1 lb. Johnsonville $ 79 Digiorno 23-34 oz. $ 1 lb. $ $ 19 Bratwurst 3 ea. Pizza 2 for11 Strawberries 2 for5 Avocados 1 ea.
Western Family Western Family Tomatoes Cider or Apple Pepsi Coors Beer Juice Products ¢ $ 79 $ 19 $ 99 69ea. 1 ea. 5 ea. 13 ea. 14.5 oz. 64 oz. 12pk 12oz Cans 18pk Cans or Bottles Western Family 8 oz. $ Hunt’s 4ct $ 19 2 Liter Bottles $ 69 30pk Cans $ 99 Tomato Sauce 4 for1 Snack Packs 1 ea. Pepsi Products 1 ea. Milwaukees Beer 14 ea. Western Family Western Family Western Family Sobe Life Water Sweet Butter Quarters $ 69 Fruit $ 09 $ 09 Orange Juice $ 29 ea. ea. 20 oz. Bottle ea. ea. 1 lb. 2 15-15.25 oz. 1 1 Frozen 12 oz. 1 Western Family Western Family Western Family Western Family Jumbo Biscuits $ 19 Vegetables ¢ Chunk Light Tuna ¢ Bleach $ 49 ea. ea. ea. ea. 16 oz. 1 14.5-15 oz. 69 in Water 5 oz. 69 96 oz. 1 Pillsbury Western Family Western Family Western Family Cookie Dough $ 79 Beans ¢ Chili $ 19 Laundry Detergent $ 99 ea. ea. ea. ea. 16.5 oz. 2 15 oz. 69 15 oz. 1 30 lb. 8 Doritos & Western Family Western Family Tomato, Western Family $ 79 Mac & Cheese Dinner $ Chicken Noodle, Cream ¢ $ 89 Tostitos Salsa 2 ea. 2 for1 69ea. Grape Jelly 1 ea. 11.5-15.5 oz. 7.25 oz. or Chicken/ Mushroom Soup 32 oz. Tostitos, Ruffles Western Family Western Family Western Family $ Hot Cocoa Mix 9.6oz $ 29 ¢ Evaporated Milk ¢ & Sunchips 2for 1 ea. Refried Beans 89ea. ea. 9.5-13 oz. 6 or Cocoa Mix 10ct 16 oz. 12 oz. 89
Sara Lee Classic & Western Family General Mills Western Family $ 99 Premium Drinking Water $ 39 Cereals $ 29 Quick or Old Fashioned$ 29 Home Pride White or 1 ea. 4 ea. 3 ea. 2 ea. Wheat Bread 20 oz. 24pk .5 lt Bottles Asst’d Oats 42 oz. HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. - Sunday 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Marsing, Idaho WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AND CORRECT PRINTED ERRORS • PRICES EFFECTIVE 10/06/10 thru 10/12/10