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VOL. 27, NO. 28 75 CENTS HOMEDALE, OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2012 JV fi xture Hot time in Homedale Wild fi res Loveland for Landa-Miller Tournament challenge turns 100 offi cials Town native to Monday blaze be celebrated at near Oreana Sunday potluck closes Idaho 78

Evelyn Loveland is in the midst Several wild fires broke out of a busy summer. Monday to stretch Owyhee Coun- The Jordan Valley native has ty emergency resources thin and a birthday next Wednesday and pumped will celebrate Sunday with a good According to dispatch traf- portion of the folks from the ION fi c, sheriff’s deputies evacuated Country. She’ll serve as grand Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park marshal for the town’s centennial after the nearby South Indian fi re parade next month. threatened the area. Yes, her agenda is full. But Sheriff Daryl Crandall advised that’s what happens when you Teams take titles in triple-digit temps dispatch that Idaho highway turn 100. Sammy Dodge of the Uranga Gang slides into third base during Sunday’s B Division championship 78 had to be shut down around “She’s a Jordan Valley trea- game at the Landa-Miller Memorial Softball Tournament. SWAT third baseman Troy Dines tries to milepost 42 because of a large sure,” area resident Mike Hanley corral the throw. Uranga Gang, led by former Homedale High School baseball standout Darren fi re burning on the south side of said. Uranga, was among four teams to win titles in the fourth annual tournament held at Sundance Park. the highway. He also said that a Hanley, who grew up with Ev- For results and more photos, see Page 14. backfire had been started. The elyn’s children, anticipates a huge highway was closed because of crowd for the birthday celebration poor visibility from the smoke. at Jordan Valley City Park. Bureau of Land Management “There’ll be lots of people ISDA offi cial: County’s boat fi re crews battled the blaze be- from the Great Basin and the ION tween Oreana Loop Road and Country,” he said. “I know that Rye Patch Road. Mutual aid was park will be full. checkpoints to go on hiatus soon requested from Grand View Fire “She’s affected everyone in Sheriff’s Chief Deputy Kenny Hoagland, didn’t Department and the Murphy- the community in one way or Work barge stopped pose a threat. Reynolds-Wilson volunteers. “When our folks looked at it, they saw mussels A fi re burning in Malheur Coun- –– See Loveland, page 5 in Marsing had old that were dried and open, which tells us it had been ty between McDermitt, Nev., and quagga infestation decontaminated at Mead or had been out of the water Burns Junction, Ore., backed up for a while,” Knight said. traffi c on U.S. Highway 95 into The invasive species boat inspection stations in He said that because “in all likelihood” the mus- Jordan Valley. Backcountry Dep- Owyhee County may close later this summer and sels weren’t viable, the inspectors could not impound uty Gary Olsen told dispatch the then re-open in the fall. the vessel. backup was about six miles long. News of the rearranged schedule came in the same “But the folks let us give it another hot wash (at The Idaho Transportation De- week that inspectors discovered the third quagga Marsing), and we sent it on its way,” Knight said, partment placed a reader board at mussel-infested boat to pass through a county adding that whenever a boat continues on the road the U.S. 95-Idaho 55 junction to checkpoint this year. authorities in other states along the possible route advise southbound traffi c of the The fouled 30-foot work barge was en route to its are notifi ed. problems in Oregon. home base in Spokane from a job site in Lake Mead The state contracts with the Bruneau River Another fire also burned at outside Las Vegas, according to Idaho State Depart- Soil Conservation District, which runs check Flint Creek. ment of Agriculture Division of Plant Industries stations at the junction of Idaho highway 55 Earlier in the day, the skies administrator Lloyd Knight. and U.S. Highway 95 in Marsing and at the throughout Owyhee County were Evelyn Loveland turns 100 next Though infested, the barge, which was reported already fi lled with smoke from Wednesday. Submitted photo to The Owyhee Avalanche by Owyhee County –– See Boat, page 5 existing fi res.

Subscribe today Obituaries 6Sports 13-14 Get the news source of the Owyhees delivered Calendar 7Looking Back 15 IInsidenside directly to you each Wednesday Then and Now 7Commentary 16-17 Only $31.80 in Owyhee County Fritzley resigns Call 337-4681 Weather 9Legals 18-21 Homedale P&Z Senior news 9Classifi eds 22-23 Page 2 Page 2 Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Dunkin’ good time Fritzley ends long stint on Homedale P&Z Man instrumental in creating board served 12 years total Herb Fritzley, whose first whose terms end in 2015; Gypsy exposure to Homedale city Jackson, whose appointment planning came 35 years ago, has concludes next year; and recent resigned. appointees Travis Kerbs, Vonnie City Planning and Zoning Harkins and Stacy Woods. Administrator Sylvia Bahem said At its last meeting, the city Fritzley tendered his resignation council established lengths during the board’s last meeting. of terms for the three newest No replacement has been members. Kerbs was designated appointed. as successor for the late Art Fritzley’s latest four-year term Trogdon, and his term will end was set to expire on Feb. 25, next year. Harkins will serve four 2013. years until 2016, and Woods was “It is a great loss to the P&Z given a three-year term, which commission to lose Herb,” Bahem ends in 2015. A young boy pushes the button after a ball he threw failed to take down Marsing High School assistant said. “He has a tremendous Jackson has been on the P&Z football coach Jim Briggs during the Third of July celebration held at Island Park in Marsing last amount of knowledge about board for 10 years. She has been week. Homedale City and planning and reappointed three times. zoning issues. City records do not reflect “We will miss him a great when Packer was brought onto deal.” the board, but he received a Bahem said Fritzley cited reappointment in 2003. He’s the health reasons in his decision to midst of a six-year term. step down. Batt has served on the According to a timeline commission since 2000. He compiled by Bahem and on fi le has been reappointed twice, at City Hall, Fritzley suggested including to his current six-year forming a P&Z commission term in 2009. in January 1977, less than 11 Bahem has served as months after he was appointed administrator since late December to the City Council. 2001. She was most recently In May 1977, The Owyhee reappointed in April. Chronicle reported that Fritzley Other people who have served had received reappointment to on the P&Z, according to city a “joint city/county planning records, include Kenne Metzer, board”. who was appointed in 1983 and He also was the man who resigned 20 years later; Poke presented goals and suggestions Henson, who served from 1997 to Marsing High School football coach Jaime Wood kisses the glass of the dunk tank during the Marsing to form the city’s first 2004 before resigning because of Third of July celebration at Island Park last week. The Huskies football team ran a fundraiser during comprehensive plan in 1980. poor health; current City Council the holiday event. Fritzley resigned from the president Dave Downum, who P&Z board 30 years ago when was appointed in 2002 and later conflict-of-interest questions resigned to take his position on arose because he served as a P&Z the council; and his brother, John commissioner as well as a city Downum, who resigned in 2006 councilman. halfway through his initial six- The council reappointed year appointment. Fritzley to the P&Z in 2003 after “Although we did appoint a his run on the council had ended. replacement for Art Trogdon He was then reappointed in 2009 and gained two additional P&Z after his six-year term expired. commissioners, we are always Fritzley’s departure leaves six interested in talking with anyone commissioners on the board, else who might be interested,” including chair Jim Packer Bahem said. and Commissioner Reed Batt, — JPB Homedale council hears about gateway sign tonight The prospect of a gateway p.m. inside City Hall, 31 W. sign at the east entrance to Wyoming Ave. town will be discussed during Bryn Johnstone of Fisher’s tonight’s Homedale City Saloon, which is located on Council meeting. West Idaho Avenue, also will Chamber of Commerce approach the city about holding president Gavin Parker is an outdoor concert from 9 scheduled to present the idea p.m. to 1 a.m. on Saturday, of placing a Homedale sign on Aug. 11. That’s the last day of the grassy triangle separating the Owyhee County Fair and U.S. Highway 95 traffi c from Rodeo. the East Idaho Avenue approach The usual departmental at the town’s main entrance. reports also will be presented The meeting starts at 6 during tonight’s meeting. Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Page 3 Students take fl ight at ISAS camp Homedale woman Seniors-to-be after excel- portunities. ling in an Her dream is to go to Stanford, faces felony charges for selected for online course which is near the NASA Ames Re- developed by search Center, which is home for summer sessions NASA and the fi rst-session campers Tuesday intimidating a witness presented and today. Johanna Mori wants to be a by the Idaho While at Ames, Mori this week DeAugustineo allegedly made two physicist, so she’s embracing the Digital Learn- and Brady and Maggard in a Idaho Science and Aerospace ing Academy couple weeks will take part in calls from jail to keep minor from Scholars (ISAS) Summer Acad- during the Mars mission planning. emy this week. school year. “I think it’s really cool,” Mori testifying in sexual battery case Johanna Mori “It’ll be neat to get to meet Mori said said. “I know it’s not actually Owyhee County Prosecuting DeAugustineo’s preliminary people with the same interests the online course helped in her going to happen, but if we come Attorney Douglas D. Emery has hearing was conducted after that I have because physicists Rimrock U.S. History and Phys- up with anything cool they might filed a new case against a 24- deadline on Monday. are a little few and far between ics classes. really use it. year-old Homedale woman that As of Monday, DeAugustineo in Owyhee County,” the incom- “We did stuff with the history of “I think it’s a great experience is already slated to be in court for was being held in the Owyhee ing Rimrock Jr.-Sr. High School NASA so that helped in U.S. His- to look at all the problems that other felony charges. County Jail on $200,000 bond. senior said. tory when we were learning about might arise and really plan for According to the charge She faces six felony counts of The daughter of Dan and Kathy the ’50s, ’60s and ’70s with the it because you can’t turn around documents provided by Emery, alleged sexual battery of a child Mori, who turned 17 Tuesday Apollo missions,” she said. “That halfway through (the mission) Andrea N. DeAugustineo made between the ages of 16 and 17 during the third day of the camp made it quite a breeze.” and say, ‘Oh, we forgot some- two phone calls from the Owyhee years old. in Boise, is one of three students The online course’s coverage thing’.” County Jail to a 14-year-old DeAugustineo’s attorney also attending high school in Owyhee of orbital motion made that por- Other highlights of the academy “friend or family member” of argued to reduce her bail amount County who have been chosen to tion of the Physics curriculum include presentations from: the 17-year-old victim of her on Monday. participate in the two ISAS Sum- easier, too. • Micron’s Corey Morasch on alleged sexual battery of a child In a five-page complaint mer Academy sessions. “It gives you a deeper under- rocketry charges. filed last month by Emery, Jordan Brady and Reed Mag- standing in stuff you cover more • Former astronaut Wendy B. In Emery’s three-page criminal DeAugustineo allegedly engaged gard, two Homedale High School lightly in other classes,” Mori Lawrence on NASA complaint, he alleges that in sexual contact with a 17-year- students, will attend the July said. • Mori’s group will hear presen- DeAugustineo made the phone old male between March and 22-28 ISAS academy. Jordan is Mori said she learned about the tation by BSU alum and NASA calls to “otherwise infl uence the May of this year. The allegations the son of Sara and Chris Brady. ISAS program from 2012 Rim- employee Dan Isla about the Mars substance and context of the stemmed from a Homedale Police Steve and Kathy Maggard are rock graduate Abby Caballero, rover Curiosity testimony of (the minor)” and Department investigation. Reed’s parents. who was in the summer camp A $1 million grant from NASA is charging her with two felony All but two of the counts More than 70 Idaho high school last year. allowed the Idaho State Depart- counts of intimidating, impeding, vary in nature and each carries juniors will take part in the two “I think it’s just more knowl- ment of Education to expand the influencing or preventing the a maximum sentence of life in camps. Campers will spend time edge,” Mori said. “You can’t have ISAS summer program to the two attendance of a witness. prison, Emery said. at Boise State University, Micron, too much of that, and you never academies. The documents state that DeAugustineo also faces felony the Discovery Center of Idaho and know what’s going to come in The ISAS program began in DeAugustineo phone calls were possession of a controlled substance travel to California to visit the handy.” 2010 as a tool to promote Science, made on June 21 and June 22 and felony endangerment and/or NASA Ames Research Center at She’s looking forward to the Technology, Engineering and “directing that (the 14-year- injury to a child charges along Moffett Field, which is south of networking possibilities with Mathematics (STEM) education old) deliver a message that (the with paraphernalia charges from San Francisco. peers who have similar interests in the state’s public schools. victim) is not to testify and not an April incident. All three qualifi ed for the Sum- and with professors who could to say anything at the upcoming mer Academy, based in Boise, help her map out scholarship op- — JPB preliminary hearing”. — JLZ Pair gets DUI sentences HOMEDALE 337-3474 Two Canyon County residents Hammond was arrested by MARSING 896-5824 have been sentenced for driving Owyhee County Sheriff’s Deputy under the infl uence. David Green. Lisa L. Hammond, 45, of Jason W. Bunfi ll, 35, of Melba Tires Nampa was sentenced June 25 was sentenced by Grober for his Brakes before magistrate court judge Dan Jan. 23 DUI arrest on May 14 and C. Grober for a Feb. 2 arrest. will pay $800 in fi nes and fees. Alignment Hammond was ordered to pay Bunfi ll will serve one day of Much More! $850 in fines and fees and will his 180-day jail sentence. He was serve 18 months of probation. credited with two days served and Of her 180-day jail sentence, she 178 suspended. His license was was credited three days and had suspended for six months. 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The tour will focus on projects examined that have been promoting habitat objections recently outlined by Two groups fighting for the Gov. C. L. “Butch” Otter’s Sage- betterment of wildlife habitat and Grouse Task Force, including ranching conditions in Owyhee restoring habitat after wildfire country will sponsor a sage-grouse with a diverse mixture of grasses habitat tour next Wednesday. and forbs. The Owyhee County Sage- The goal of habitat restoration Grouse Local Working Group should be strengthening the (LWG) and the Jordan Valley ecosystem to make it more Cooperative Weed Management resilient against invasive species Area (CWMA) are coordinating and noxious weeds. a Sage-Grouse Restoration and Such habitat restoration Canyon-Owyhee School Services Agency Health Occupations Students of America instructor Cindy Habitat Enhancement Tour. improves wildlife habitat as well Floyd, left, along with Amanda Cook, Katie Price and Mackenzie Whittaker pose for a photo during their The trip will visit habitat as rangelands used by cattle competition in Orlando, Fla. that took place at the end of June. Submitted photo restoration and enhancement ranchers, according to a joint projects on Flint Creek and Upper event fl yer produced by the LWG Cow Creek. and CWMA. Katie Price fi nishes fi fth at nationals The trip begins at 9:30 a.m. at The Nature Conservancy and Hollywood,” Floyd said. the Jordan Valley CWMA offi ce, private landowners also are tour Homedale grad leads COSSA Two other COSSA chapter 508 Swisher Ave., where maps partners. contingent at HOSA meet in Florida members — Carissa Gardner of and directions also are available. Jordan Valley CWMA Homedale and Wilder’s Kimberly A car pool of participants will coordinator Eric Morrison can A recent Homedale High in the HOSA Chapter of the Year Foster — qualifi ed for nationals meet at the U.S. Department of be reached at (541) 586-3000 or School graduate has earned a competition, and Whittaker and but were unable to attend because Agricultural Service Center, 250 jvcwma@qwestoffi ce.net. top-five finish at the Health Amanda Cook participated in the of prior engagements. Occupations Students of America Health Career Display contest. Floyd said the national national convention. Cook’s parents are Crawford and convention participants will hold Friends VBS starts Monday Katie Price, the daughter of Brenda Cook, and Whittaker is a spaghetti feed later this month Homedale Friends Church’s noon Monday through Friday Lisa Rittenhouse and Trent Price, the daughter of Kristy and Jason to raise the remainder of the funds Vacation Bible School, “Backstage next week. fi nished fi fth in Extemporaneous Lough. to pay for the trip. with the Bible”, begins Monday. For more information, call Writing during the June 20-23 “Their poster was amazing; She also thanked the following The VBS runs from 9 a.m. to Sarah Egusquiza at 697-1409. competition in Orlando, Fla. however, (it) did not receive a individuals, businesses and Price wrote about bullying, its place,” Floyd said. organizations for supporting the effects on students and how she Parma graduate Terra Davidson students: would help stop the practice. served as a voting delegate and R & M Steel, Ag West, Kent Price was among three representative for the COSSA Mann, Jim Whittaker, COSSA Homedale members of the chapter. Auto and Diesel departments, Canyon-Owyhee School Services The group participated in the Amalgamated Sugar Co. P.O. 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Silver City Road. the company and the aftershocks P&Z discounted testimony from The Idaho Department of • The company must regularly if the fi rm closed up shop after environmentalist John Robison of drawn up Environmental Quality (DEQ) submit water quality test results starting the leaching process. the Idaho Conservation League rarely issues cyanidation permits, to the county. “If we would deny this, then we because Robison cited problems County planners should cast so Silver Falcon offi cials want to • No ore tailings that have would put them in more jeopardy with open-pit cyanide leaching an up or down vote later this secure permission to construct a undergone the cyanide leaching than they are now,” Atkins said. operations in Montana and Nevada month on Silver Falcon Mining building to house a closed-loop process can be stockpiled outdoors “The worst neighbor is one who’s while the Silver Falcon proposal Inc.’s plan to expand its mill near treatment system before they sink or in any structure not specifi cally not making money.” would be enclosed in a cement- Silver City. money into the state’s permitting designed to store the waste. Brandau questioned whether lined building. The commissioners Three members of the Owyhee process. • The building that will house Diamond Creek was in fi nancial surmised comparisons to open-air County Planning and Zoning The P&Z commissioners will the leaching process must be dire straits now, and Atkins operations would be irrelevant. Commission deliberated on the render a decision on the CUP designed in such a way that no said his reasoning grew out of “I don’t want to have this company’s conditional use permit after they have time to review liquid can escape. testimony from CUP opponent business’ ability to perform based application for about 90 minutes the special conditions drafted P&Z also mulled requiring a Chad Nettleton, who had said that on the history of other businesses’ Thursday in Murphy. during Thursday’s deliberations. reclamation bond, but will defer Silver Falcon has had diffi culty past failures,” Brandau said. While chair Connie Brandau The follow-up meeting is set for to county Prosecuting Attorney paying its bills. Nettleton, a P&Z She added the DEQ and and commissioners Scott Jensen 10 a.m. Thursday, July 26 inside Douglas D. Emery and the Board commissioner who recused himself EPA should be able to conduct and Clay Atkins didn’t make a the Owyhee County Courthouse of County Commissioners on the from this case, is part of the family oversight on Diamond Creek’s decision, they did compile a list Annex building in Murphy. legal precedent. They may simply that owns Joyce Livestock, which performance. of special conditions to impose if Among the special conditions leave the bonding issue to the sold the 20-acre parcel on which Brandau also pointed out that the CUP is awarded. discussed last week: protocols already in place with the Florida-based mining company Diamond Creek’s operation fi ts Silver Falcon is awaiting the • Silver Falcon must explicitly DEQ and the federal Environmental built Diamond Creek Mill. the county’s comprehensive plan, CUP decision before moving alert Saint Alphonsus Regional Protection Agency. Atkins also pointed out that which promotes economic and forward with its plans to apply Medical Center and St. Luke’s The commissioners also company officials hinted they employment opportunities. for a state permit to use cyanide Regional Medical Center of the addressed opponents’ concerns might move the operation out of — JPB From page 1 √ Loveland: Woman will be grand marshal for town’s centennial parade another.” town for years, moving into And that’s probably why she was said. Jordan Valley to help with her The celebration begins at 1 a home near city center in the grand marshal of the Owyhee “She has a fantastic personal- recuperation. p.m. with a ranch-style potluck 1960s. County Fair and Rodeo Parade ity,” he said. “I don’t know if she “ ‘They weren’t feeling well, so planned for 2 p.m. Dinner ser- “You can see her lights on last summer. gets mad, but if she does she hides I just sent them home’,” Kershner vice, meat, bread, beverages and (early in the morning),” City “When you live long enough it well. She put up with all us kids, remembers Evelyn saying. “She’s desserts will be provided, and at- Clerk Adele Payden said. “She’s like Evelyn has, you are more than and none of us wound up crippled always been that way — up for tendees should bring their favorite probably one of the fi rst residents a personality yourself — you’re or anything. life’s challenges. She’s just a side dish to share. you see with her lights on. She’s part of the community, and that’s “She’s just a fi ne lady.” sweetheart of a lady.” The family requests no gifts, in there making pancakes.” something we’re losing around Evelyn is a woman famous for Evelyn is the mother of fi ve but cards may be sent to JoAnn Evelyn’s sense of community the country,” he said. her mustard recipe and numerous children, including David (de- Schoonover, 3604 Vista Drive, — a trait that Hanley laments is “She’s been an inspiration to patchwork quilt and embroidery ceased), Lova Easterday, Andy, Nampa, ID 83686. fading in much of America — has several generations of young projects. Ruth Clapier and Tootie Turner. Born on July 18, 1912 to Thom- caused concern with her family at people. Not only is she a mother For 39 years she played a She has 18 grandchildren, 26 as and Clara Whitby in Nampa, least once, Payden said. and grandmother and great-grand- pivotal role at the Jordan Valley great-grandchildren and eight Evelyn has lived in the Jordan There was a stranger passing mother to her own family, but Rodeo in the Methodist Church’s great-great grandchildren with Valley area her entire life and through town at 5 o’clock one she’s pretty much that to the rest Red Barn hamburger stand, which two more on the way. has been an integral part of the morning. He knocked on Evelyn’s of us as well.” built a reputation for delicious “She’s always had a heart for community with school activities door. He was hungry, and she was Hanley has known Evelyn all homemade pies and cakes. Jordan Valley. She’s a pioneer,” and as a member of the United making those pancakes. his life. She and his mom were “She’s just been someone that Kershner said. “She’s had things Methodist Church, which is also “Her relatives were a little bit good friends and ranch wives. In you just admire and look up to,” tough, and it didn’t faze her any. celebrating its centennial this peeved, but that’s the way she is,” fact, Evelyn cooked for the Han- Kershner said. “We always say She’s just always been a stable year. Payden said. ley’s camp on Juniper Mountain we’d like to do that when we’re part of the community. She’s “She’s been going to the Meth- “She just opens her arms and during cow gathers in Mike’s Evelyn’s age, and then we say, gone through things like anybody, odist church forever,” Evelyn’s helps people out.” youth. ‘Who are we kidding? We can’t but it never took her over, never hairdresser, Marie Kershner, said. Hanley said Evelyn’s compas- “She sure instilled in us the do that now’.” overwhelmed her. “She would make the coffee, and sion and longevity have made importance of hard work because Evelyn is known for being “She’s just always been Evelyn. I’m sure if it wasn’t just right her an icon of sorts. That’s why she’s been a hard-worker all her resilient and self-suffi cient to the She’s always been a very strong that’s because someone else had he’s going to put her in the lead life,” Hanley said. point that one time after a brief person.” made the coffee.” wagon as grand marshal during But there is kindness with the hospital stay she sent her children Evelyn has been a fi xture in the Aug. 25 centennial parade. hard-working woman, Hanley home even though they were in — JPB

√ Boat: Three fouled boats discovered in Owyhee County this season Idaho 78-51 junction in Bruneau. cepted in Marsing, including the Knight said that data from the Knight said the Marsing-Bru- “We looked at our data and Check station attendants alert work barge last week. Another fi rst two years of county check neau decision is part of statewide saw we have a lot of snowbirds county dispatch whenever they boat was discovered at the Bru- station operation led to the deci- schedule re-tooling. Some sta- that come up earlier, and we were have to chase down a vehicle tow- neau station in April. sion to close Bruneau and Mars- tions in Southeast Idaho will have missing a lot of those,” he said. ing a boat that fails to stop at the Statewide, inspectors have ing until the fall. their seven-day-a-week schedules Heavy mussel infestation is station. The attendants use OCSO found 45 fouled vessels this “What we found is we don’t modifi ed to a Thursday-through- found in some lakes on the lower patrol vehicles, and BRSCD in the year, which is double the 2011 get much boat traffi c from out of Saturday format, he said. Colorado River, including Lake past has reimbursed the county a number. Knight said an earlier state (in the late summer months The Marsing and Bruneau sta- Mead in Nevada and Lake Havasu portion of the fuel costs. opening for the check stations is at the Owyhee checkpoints),” he tions were opened a month earlier in Arizona, Knight said. Knight said that as of July 2, one reason for a larger number of said. “We’ll open again when the than the rest of the checkpoints in two fouled boats had been inter- discoveries. fall fi shing season starts.” the state, Knight said. — JPB Page 6 Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Obituaries Arthur Harold Salomonsen Arthur Harold Salomonsen died of service to family and friends. and two nephews, Carolyn Gaddis Cole, Steven Ethington, Michael June 19, 2012 at Moses Lake, Art and Eulalia served missions of Boise, ID; Cheryl Rome of Ethington, Heather Luna, Brian WA. together for the LDS church in Everett, WA; Richard Esslinger Ethington, Harold Ethington Art was born December 14, Nauvoo, IL; Jordan Valley OR; of Fredericksburg, VA and Ron as well as their spouses and 28 1921 in Lima, Beaverhead, MT and Salt Lake City, UT. Art and Esslinger of Poulsbo, WA. great-grandchildren. He was also to Hans Larsen Salomonsen and Eulalia also served as temple Art was preceded in death by his well loved by Eulalia’s extensive Anne Marie Hansen Salomonsen. workers in the Boise Idaho LDS father, mother, wife and brother, family and many good friends. He graduated from Meridian High Temple. Oscar Salomonsen, and sister, A viewing was held at Cloverdale School in 1939. Art had big hands and an even Helen Esslinger. Funeral Home, Boise, ID from 10 Art operated a dairy farm for bigger heart. He was gentle and Art is honored by Eulalia’s a.m. to noon Saturday, June 23. many years in Meridian, ID and kind. He loved to garden and children Steve and Diane Smith, Followed by a graveside service at Homedale, ID. Art joined the share his produce with friends Troutdale, OR; LeRoyce and noon with interment. A Memorial Church of Jesus Christ of Latter and family. He loved his dogs. Cynthia Ethington, Moses Lake, Service will be held Saturday, Day Saints March 9, 1974. He He loved to fi sh and camp and WA; grandchildren, Nathan Smith, July 21, 10 a.m. at the downtown married Eulalia Howell Smith play cards. Jesse Smith, Laura Neal, Jennifer Middleton LDS chapel 309 West July 10, 1975 in Logan, UT LDS Temple. Art devoted many hours Art is survived by two nieces Sommer, Rochelle Pearson, Alicia Main St. Middleton, ID. Jock Echave and Kristen Echave Jock Echave school as well. He helped coach and children LaShae and Nichole, On June 30, 2012, John “Jock” various sports and was a constant and nephew Frank Echave and son Martin Echave passed away at his on the sidelines. He could relate Cameron, mother-in-law Yolan home in Jordan Valley, Oregon. to the kids because he had done Goodrich, sister-in-law Kristen A special thanks to Dr. Jocele it and he had patience in teaching (Bob) Tallman, niece Nicole Skinner and XL Hospice out of and coaching. Jock obtained his (Daniel) Pennell and children Weiser, Idaho, for helping Jock pilot’s license, and he and Karen Canyon and Cashly. stay at home for his entire life and frequently fl ew to many of their An open house was held on ensuring comfort in those days. children’s events across the country. July 7th at the home of Jon and Jock was born on January 30, Flying was a hobby in his life for Tara Echave, 3054 Dinwitty Lane, 1942, in Winnemucca, Nevada, over twenty years, one which he Jordan Valley, Oregon, for Jock and the eldest son of John and Marge. used for work and pleasure. After his daughter Kristen, who after a A mere fourteen months later, his Jock Echave Kristen Echave becoming a grandfather, Jock short hospital stay, passed away less brother Frank was born, and the two well-known fullback and was 27, 1964, they were married in doted on his grandkids, kept them than two full days after her father. boys spent their childhood riding eventually offered a position with LaCanada, California. For the from being disciplined, and simply horses, tending cattle, preparing the Chicago Bears; however, after next 46 years they were devoted enjoyed spending time with them at Kristen Echave the teams for haying, spending four full years of schooling, Jock to each other. every opportunity. Born in Winnemucca, Nevada, time with family at King’s River, made the decision to head back to Jock and Karen made their Jock was preceded in death on November 20, 1967, Kristen and enjoying their elementary the ranch to work for the family. home at Oregon Canyon Ranch in by his wife Karen and parents Eileen was the fi rst-born child of years at the old school house with Jock would not return home to McDermitt, Nevada. They had three Marge and John. He is survived Karen and Jock. A mirror image their mother as their teacher. When the ranch alone though, for while children: Kristen, Michon, and Jon. by his daughter Michon (Jason) of her father, Kristen excelled at Jock was in the eighth grade, he at UNR, he met a lovely blonde, As a parent, Jock demanded respect Schmidt and son Jon (Tara) anything she set her mind to. She moved to Winnemucca to go to California girl: Karen Eileen and worked to instill discipline Echave, three grandchildren Kaine enjoyed cooking with her mother school where he excelled in all Goodrich. Karen was a refined in his children. Jock thoroughly and Bayley Baptist, John Jett and riding with her father. Once sports, especially track, football, member of Gamma Phi Beta and enjoyed the many pleasures life Echave, his brother Frank (Sharon) she started school, it became and basketball. After graduation Jock had been the president of provides on a cattle ranch. He Echave, niece Elisa McDade clearly apparent that she was he moved to Reno to play for the historic “rough and tough” was an avid trapper and loved and her children Savannah and gifted academically. Upon entering the University of Nevada, Reno. Sundowners, yet they found love hunting the big bucks. He was quite J.W., niece Elaina Echave, niece junior high, she became interested Sporting the #33, he became a in each other’s arms, and on June involved in his children’s lives at Danielle (Augie) Mariezcurrena –– See Obituary, page 9 Skeeter Clark Skeeter Clark, age 62, passed smaller ranches. Over the years, In December of 2001, after his gear and moved around the away suddenly on June 26, 2012 they made their home on the ZX buckarooing for some of the country for the next few years. at his home near Silver Lake, Ranch; worked for Benny Binyon better ranches in the Great Basin He enjoyed spending time with Oregon. Daniel Edwin Clark III, in Jordan, Montana; then to Idaho area for the majority of his life, his son, Steve in Nevada, as well or “Skeeter”, as he was more at Rogerson; Simplot Livestock Skeeter moved to Jordan Valley, as visiting the areas where he had commonly known, was born on in Grand View; Owen Ranches in Oregon where he hung out his lived and worked on the various April 6, 1950 in Idaho Falls, Idaho Bruneau; Castle Creek in Oreana; shingle for the Stone House ranches in rural Oregon. More to Daniel and Gladys (Eckersell) at the CCC for Jim Garrett; the Saddle Shop. There he made and recently, Skeeter had settled in Clark, Jr. When Skeeter was Quarter Circle A in Arizona; the sold buckaroo gear, including Silver Lake, Oregon, where he born, his father was working on Diamond A in Paradise Valley, hand-tooled saddles, chaps, enjoyed the rest of his life. the Railroad Ranch, which is Nevada; as well as the Acres Land chinks, headstalls, reins, and just Skeeter is survived by his now part of the Harriman State & Cattle Company of Alturas, about anything a cowboy would lifelong friend Val Emery; mother Park. His grandfather, Daniel, Oregon at Paisley and Lakeview. California. need to do his job. Skeeter also Gladys; brother Jeff; sister Peggy; began managing the ranch in Skeeter graduated from high It was while working for the repaired gear, as well as custom- three sons, Lee Clark (Christine) 1935, and spent the next 15 years school at Dayton, Wyoming in ZX Ranch in 1982 that tragedy designing and producing unique of Morgantown, Kentucky; Clay there before turning the manager 1969 and joined the U.S. Marine struck the Clark family when products for sale, such as his Clark (Swan) of Vail, Arizona; position over to Skeeter’s father, Corps. He was shipped to Hawaii, Skeeter’s oldest son, Tommy, world famous hand-tooled door and Steve Emery (Diane) of Elko, who ran it through 1959. Skeeter where he worked at a nuclear drowned in the Cycan River. bells and one-of-a-kind red neck Nevada; and nine grandchildren, was the youngest in the family, weapons storage base. After a The loss was heavy, and he and leather fly-swatters. The door Daniel, Kody, Kaleb, Dakota, and grew up on the ranch with two-year tour, Skeeter returned his wife later divorced. His sons to the Saddle Shop was always Candace, Nathaniel, Seth, his siblings, Peggy and Jeff. He to Barstow, California where he moved to Chicago with their open, and the light was always Creighton, and Krestrel. spent a great deal of his time worked in a repair unit for the mother, and Skeeter remained on for business, or just to park Memorial services were held starting horses and working with Marine Corps for the duration of in the West, working on various a pickup and goose-neck trailer on July 3, 2012 at the Desert Rose his father on the ranch. his hitch. ranches. Several years later, his long enough to chew the fat. For Chapel in Lakeview, Oregon. The Clark started school in a one- Anyone who met Skeeter knew son Lee rejoined his father and nearly a decade, the Stone House family suggests that donations in room schoolhouse at Island Park, that the joy of his life was his Val Emery on the Spivey Ranch Saddle Shop was a local gathering Skeeter’s memory may be given Idaho, the only boy in his class, sons, Tommy, Lee and Clay. in Oreana. Skeeter remained in place for ranchers and neighbors to the Jordan Valley Rodeo Board, with 12 girls for classmates. Skeeter and his family worked the area until after Lee, along with in the Jordan Valley area. c/o Secretary Dennis Stanford, He also attended grade school on many of the big ranches in Val’s son, Steve Emery, graduated In January of 2010, Skeeter Box 167, Jordan Valley, OR at Ashton, Idaho Falls, and in the Great Basin area, and some from high school. sold his saddle shop, packed 97910; or to a favorite charity. Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Page 7

Calendar Owyhee Today Wednesday, July 25 Preschool story time Preschool story time Then & Now 10:30 a.m., Lizard Butte Library, 111 S. 3rd 10:30 a.m., Lizard Butte Library, 111 S. 3rd Ave W., Marsing. (208) 896-4690 weekday Ave W., Marsing. (208) 896-4690 weekday afternoons afternoons Grand View City Council meeting 6 p.m., includes Grand View Water and Sewer Thursday, July 26 Association board meeting, Grand View City Hall, Vision Church food distribution Owyhee Graffi ti 425 Boise Ave., Grand View. (208) 834-2700, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., donations welcome, Vision I’m not making it Monday through Wednesday Church, 221 W. Main St., Marsing. (208) 896- During prohibition, a schoolteacher in Jordan Valley Homedale City Council meeting 5407 made friends with a Basque hotel owner. They met on the 6 p.m., Homedale City Hall, 31 W. Wyoming Ave., Homedale City Council meeting street one day and the teacher greeted the innkeeper. “Hello Homedale. (208) 337-4641 6 p.m., Homedale City Hall, 31 W. Wyoming Ave., ____. How are you making it?” “Oh, no, Mr. Carlson,” Marsing City Council meeting Homedale. (208) 337-4641 said the innkeeper, “I’m not making it!” 7 p.m., Marsing City Hall, 425 Main St., Marsing. Taking Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) meeting (208) 896-4122 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 320 N. 6th Three Creek School Board meeting St. W., Homedale. (208) 337-3867 7 p.m., Three Creek School multipurpose room, Bruneau Valley Library District board The Wash Boiler Three Creek meeting Jake Long was making a large still in his Jordan Valley Homedale School board meeting 7 p.m., Bruneau Valley Library, 32073 Ruth St., blacksmith shop for a customer. Being supervised by the 7 p.m., district offi ce board room, 116 E. Owyhee Bruneau. (208) 845-2131 law enforcement offi cers who were supposed to see that it Ave., Homedale. (208) 337-4611 never went to work, didn’t bother Jake. He wouldn’t say Wednesday, Aug. 1 who he was making it for and besides it was possible, not Thursday Preschool story time probable, that the copper cooker was destined to be used Owyhee Gardeners monthly meeting 10:30 a.m., Lizard Butte Library, 111 S. 3rd as a wash boiler by one of the local housewives. 1 p.m., Lizard Butte Library, 111 3rd Ave. W., Ave W., Marsing. (208) 896-4690 weekday Marsing. (208) 459-2860 afternoons Vision Church food distribution TRIAD meeting Case of the drunk cow 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., donations welcome, Vision 1 p.m., Marsing Senior Center, 218 Main St., Johnny Cobb was paid a visit by the Malheur County Church, 221 W. Main St., Marsing. (208) 896- Marsing. (208) 337-4466 lawmen, who wrecked his setup and arrested him. Johnny 5407 NOCWMA meeting lived right next to the county road and was making Taking Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) meeting 7 p.m., North Owyhee County Cooperative moonshine in a dugout. His milk cow got into the mash 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 320 N. 6th Weed Management Area, U.S. Department and was staggering down the road, when the law came by. St. W., Homedale. (208) 337-3867 of Agriculture Service Center, 250 N. Old They followed the cow home and caught Johnny in the act, Bruneau-Grand View School Board meeting Bruneau Highway, Marsing. (208) 896-4544, which assured him of a three to four month vacation in the 7 p.m., Rimrock Jr.-Sr. High School music room, ext. 102 county jail. 39678 State Hwy 78, Bruneau. (208) 834-2253 Snake River Irrigation District meeting It made his neighbor, (my grandfather), mad to think that 7 p.m., Grand View Irrigation District offi ce, 645 they made such an effort to knock off a small operator. The Monday Idaho St., Grand View. (208) 834-2350 next time he was in Vale (the county seat) he paid the sheriff Board of County Commissioners meeting a visit. He told him, “There’s whiskey being made under the 9 a.m., Owyhee County Courthouse, 20381 State Thursday, Aug. 2 courthouse steps and that will keep you busy enough without Hwy. 78, Murphy. (208) 495-2421 Taking Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) meeting coming clear to Riverside.” (A distance of 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 320 N. 6th 65 miles, over a very rough road). Tuesday St. W., Homedale. (208) 337-3867 Foot clinic — Local historian, author and rancher 8 a.m., $10, appointment necessary, Homedale Monday, Aug. 6 Mike Hanley lives in Jordan Valley. Senior Center, 224 W. Idaho Ave., Homedale. Board of County Commissioners meeting Excerpts in this column come from his (208) 337-3020 9 a.m., Owyhee County Courthouse, 20381 State various books, which are on sale at The El-Ada commodity distribution Hwy. 78, Murphy. (208) 495-2421 Owyhee Avalanche offi ce in Homedale. 1 p.m., El-Ada Community Action Partnership Homedale Public Library board meeting Visit www.owyheeavalanche.com for a Owyhee County offi ce, 15 W. Colorado Ave., 10 a.m., Homedale Public Library, 125 W. list of available titles, including Hanley’s Homedale. (208) 337-4812 Owyhee Ave., Homedale. (208) 337-4228, 1 p.m. Owyhee Graffi ti, Sagebrush & Axle to 5 p.m. Grease (with Omer Stanford), Wednesday, July 18 Grand View Mutual Canal Co. meeting Tales of the I.O.N. Country Preschool story time 7 p.m., Grand View Irrigation District offi ce, 645 and Journal of Michael F. 10:30 a.m., Lizard Butte Library, 111 S. 3rd Idaho St., Grand View. (208) 834-2350 Hanley IV. Ave W., Marsing. (208) 896-4690 weekday afternoons Tuesday, Aug. 7 El-Ada commodity distribution Grand View Irrigation board meeting 11 a.m. to noon, across from Marsing Senior 11 a.m., Grand View Irrigation District Center, Marsing. (208) 337-4812 offi ce, 645 Idaho St., Grand View. (208) Homedale Highway board 834-2350 Thursday, July 19 Homedale Chamber of Commerce meeting tours district roads today Vision Church food distribution Noon, Owyhee Lanes and Restaurant banquet The Homedale Highway District district offi ce, 102 E. Colorado 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., donations welcome, Vision room, 18 N. 1st St. W., Homedale. (208) 337- commissioners have called a Ave. Church, 221 W. Main St., Marsing. (208) 896- 3271 special meeting at 5:30 p.m. today The board of commissioners 5407 Ridgeview Irrigation District board meeting for the purpose of touring roads usually meets on the first Taking Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) meeting 1 p.m., South Board of Control offi ce, 118 S. 1st within their jurisdiction. Wednesday of the month, but 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 320 N. 6th St. W., Homedale. (208) 337-3760 The commissioners also will rescheduled its regular meeting St. W., Homedale. (208) 337-3867 Gem Irrigation District board meeting hold their monthly meeting at 8 from last week because of the 1:15 p.m., South Board of Control offi ce, 118 S. p.m. today inside the highway Fourth of July holiday. Monday, July 23 1st St. W., Homedale. (208) 337-3760 Board of County Commissioners meeting South Board of Control board meeting 9 a.m., Owyhee County Courthouse, 20381 State 1:30 p.m., South Board of Control offi ce, 118 S. Hwy. 78, Murphy. (208) 495-2421 1st St. W., Homedale. (208) 337-3760 Death notice LAUREANO “LARRY” VALDEZ, 90, of Marsing, died Sunday, You can fi nd a comprehensive listing of local events online at www.theowyheeavalanche.com. July 8, 2012 of natural causes at a Caldwell hospital. Services are Click on the “Calendar of Events” link on the left-hand side of the page. pending under the direction of Flahiff Funeral Chapel, Homedale. 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TodayToda Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Obituary 102º1 From Page 6 Her Jordan Valley rendition of the 67º in athletics. Kristen competed in Harper Valley PTA will always be SuSunny numerous sports: track, basketball, replayed and reenacted. 102º 67º 100º 69º 96º 67º 96º 65º 95º 64º 93º 63º volleyball, rodeo, and cheerleading. Her humor is long lasting and July 3 - July 9 Liked by all, Kristen was the true will be retold many times. Incidents 95º 63º 86º 60º 88º 48º 92º 57º 96º 70º 98º 58º 98º 60º epitome of the All-American girl. like the “ace of spades”, “breast .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Upon graduation she attended the pump”, and those brutally honest University of Idaho on a full-ride moments left us all red-in-the-face. academic scholarship pursuing a Kris will always be known for her degree in veterinary medicine. strong-willed nature. She always Historic Oreana church marks A year later her younger sister stood her ground regardless if Michon decided to attend UNR, it came to a fistfight, wrestling also her parents’ alma mater. match, or even a “Bruce Lee” completion of restoration work Kristen quickly made a move to the kickboxing showdown. area as well. It was at this time that Kris was a big believer in Funke said without the help of she met Joe Baptist. They married relationships. If she liked you, she Our Lady Queen of Heaven hosting Owyhee County resident and OLQH August 24, 1991, in Winnemucca, liked you forever, no matter what. BBQ following Saturday service parishioner Mary O’Malley and the Nevada. They made their home at The opposite was true as well. dedicated work of contractor Bud Oregon Canyon Ranch and had Some of her closest relationships After four years of chipping away that regularly attend OLQH along Landon, the project wouldn’t have two wonderful children: Kaine included the following: her nephew at the exterior of the historic Our with other parishioners are excited gone as smoothly as it did. Mathew (February 22, 1993) and JJ, her lifelong friends Michelle Lady Queen of Heaven Catholic for the work to be complete. On Saturday following a 10 Bayley Lorraine (January 19, Muguira and Dolly Lau Green, church in Oreana, the restoration “Having the restoration work a.m. Mass, the church will host 1997). Kristen enjoyed her children cousin Elisa, siblings Michon and work has been completed. complete allows for this building a barbeque they are calling “A immensely and was always proud Jon, and of course her beloved Working off matching grants to be used for years and years Queen’s Banquet” to help replenish of them. She was their biggest children, Kaine and Bayley. from the Idaho Heritage Trust, the to come,” Funke said. “We hold some of the funds used for the grant fan and always believed in them Kristen has always had a truly church community raised $11,000 services in Oreana once a month, match. regardless of their life choices. special relationship with her and received the same amount from and everyone is always welcome to The lunch will be held at the Friends and family will cherish parents, especially her father. How the foundation spread out over the come in and tour the building when Oreana Community Hall and is many fond memories of Kris. fi tting it be that they pass away four-year project, Fr. Gerald J. it is open. Oftentimes we have tours sponsored by the Nampa Knights She was well-known for being a close together where they can take Funke said. when events are going on at the of Columbus and costs $5 for fantastic cook. Everyone loved care of each other. In life and in “It is a great accomplishment to community hall in Oreana.” adults and $2.50 for children 12 her chicken enchiladas, ox-tail death they were partners, rarely get it done and restore the walls Although he won’t call the and younger. The menu includes soup, and Basque green beans. separated. They joked together, of the church,” Funke said. “This process for obtaining the grants chorizos, hot dogs, hamburgers, Her children fondly remember her shared the same sense of humor, assures the future of the historic from Idaho Heritage Trust “easy”, baked beans and ranch fries. cooking an entire week’s meals on rough and tumble nature, and building both for the church Funke said the process wasn’t The historic church will be open the wood stove when the power “take no guff” attitude. They community and the people of overly burdensome. for tours throughout the afternoon. went out. Kris enjoyed hunting, were kindred spirits. Both were Owyhee County.” “The people at Idaho Heritage Our Lady Queen of Heaven is be it the big bucks or pack rats cremated and along with Karen Funke — who is the pastor Trust made it very doable and located on Oreana Loop Road, peeking out of the Cheerios’ box. (wife/mother who passed away a of Saint Paul’s Catholic Church helped us every step of the way,” which is south of Idaho highway Music provided entertainment for year and a half ago), their ashes will in Nampa — also conducts the Funke said. “It was great to have 78 at Milepost 43. Kristen and her family. She loved be scattered up Oregon Canyon. monthly Mass at the Oreana their willingness to help us and For more information, call St. to turn it up loud, sing it proud, Father, mother, and child together location and Our Lady of Tears in support to get this restoration work Paul’s Parish in Nampa at (208) and dance along, wings askew. forever in peace and harmony. Silver City. He said the six families completed.” 466-7031. — JLZ Judge denies seniors group’s bid to delay loss of contract worry that doling out services to “EOA was the winning bidder ever,” she said. “If they would Offi cials fear more work for several agencies will diminish as far as the gross point total and have just sat down and talked volunteers with new organizations service and create more work for the most-able to serve,” she said. with the seniors or, just one time, coordinators and volunteers at “When you weigh it, we were the go in and see how senior center The Elderly Opportunity effect July 1. each site. most-able, the most effi cient and operate.” Agency Inc.’s efforts to keep EOA Executive Director Krista Another fear, according to the most experienced as far as Cole said the centralization of its services to Owyhee County Cole said her fi rm’s appeal to the Homedale Senior Center board of providing service.” services through AAA is counter- senior centers whole is heading Idaho Commission on Aging was directors president Gene McAbee, EOA for years has served productive and defeats what EOA to court. denied because the ICOA ruled it is less funding coming into the senior centers located in Owyhee, tries to do. And, after losing two rounds was an agency-level decision and centers because centralization Adams, Boise, Gem, Washington “What EOA does is empower of appeals over the loss of its all- the state board couldn’t rule on it. could chew more resources. and Valley counties as well as the local senior center,” Cole said. inclusive contract with — among An amended appeal has been fi led “What everybody’s failing to Fruitland, Melba, Nampa, New “We’ve proven where we can be others — Owyhee County’s three with ICOA concurrent with the realize — except for us — is that Plymouth, Parma and Pine. successful.” senior centers, Emmett-based court action, Cole said. (EOA) is the seniors’ system of The organization already has She also said there is one EOA has lost its bid to obtain a Before the restraining order was delivery,” Cole said. lost appeals to the Area Agency important ingredient missing temporary restraining order that denied, Cole seemed optimistic “They don’t want to be broken on Aging and the Idaho Council of from the AAA equation. would maintain the status quo. about the group’s chances. up and controlled by an unknown. Governments (formerly known as “You’ve got to love seniors to Fourth District Judge Lynn G. “We remain hopeful,” Cole They have control of their destiny Sage Community Resources). make this work, and that’s the Norton denied EOA’s bid for a said. “I remain totally hopeful by their voice and seat on the Cole said the mess could have disconnect with the centralized temporary restraining order on that a judge will see the merit in EOA.” been avoided if the AAA had met approach — they don’t have the July 2. The TRO request was acting quickly on this and do so; The new agreements were to face-to-face with those affected passion,” Cole said. part of a lawsuit EOA fi led on however, I also am completely go into effect Sunday, but part by the changes rather than relying “This is about seniors and not June 22. discouraged by the passing of of EOA’s court action included solely on a bid process. numbers.” The Ida-Ore Planning and the buck. seeking a temporary restraining “This is the most insane thing — JPB Development Association, “Nobody seems to want to order prohibiting AAA from Southwest Idaho Area Agency on stand up for the seniors other than moving forward with the contracts Who gets the new contracts Aging (AAA) and AAA executive those immediate people around while EOA’s appeal continues. Contracts for other services and Marsing director Sarah Scott are named us. Nobody in an authoritative “We have a lawyer representing for Owyhee County seniors • Addus Health Care, Horizon in the lawsuit, which originally position has paid on iota to what the seniors, and we’re in the were awarded to other agencies, Home Health and 24/7 Idaho was fi led in Third District Court the seniors want and what’s best appeal process,” Cole said. “We’re including: Home Care for respite services in Emmett and assigned to Judge for the program.” challenging their procurement • Canyon County Offi ce on in Owyhee County Renae Hoff. In early May, the AAA process from a legal standpoint.” Aging for nutrition services • A Tender Heart, Care at Hoff recused herself from the announced new awards for two- Cole said EOA, which through Owyhee County and Home, CCOA and Comfort case on July 2, two days after year contracts to agencies for had provided all services for respite services in Homedale Keepers for Homemaker services a change-of-venue request was various senior citizens services, Homedale, Marsing and Rimrock and Marsing in Homedale and Marsing granted, shifting the case into including transportation, nutrition, senior centers, lost out on the • Comfort Keepers, A Tender • Addus Health Care and 24/7 AAA’s home judicial district. respite and homemaker services. bidding for everything except the Heart and Care at Home for Idaho Home Care for Owyhee The new contracts went into Local senior center officials transportation contract. respite services in Homedale County Homemaker services Page 10 Wednesday, July 11, 2012 31st Derby not short on thrills

Organizers of the 31st annual said although he doesn’t have exact Homedale Lions Club Fourth of numbers, the Homedale Lions Club July Demolition Derby are praising has put nearly $400,000 back into fans and volunteers for yet another the community over the last 30 successful year of smashing cars and years. giving back to the community. “We are doing $2,500 in With all 2,500 tickets selling out scholarships through COSSA for the fundraising event, Lions (Canyon-Owyhee School Services Club treasurer Mike Conant and Agency) and we bought probably other offi cers are pleased with this a dozen sets of eyeglasses this past year’s event. year,” Conant said. “We sponsor “I think the derby went great this Optimist programs and kicked some year. We sold all our tickets and it money to the (Legion Baseball team was successful,” Conant said. “As the Owyhee) Rivercats. a club, we really appreciate the “Rarely do we have carryover community, the guys who build the year-to-year. We haven’t figured cars and all the volunteers that make out how much money we raised this event what it is.” this year. It is an expense to put this With 26 drivers hitting the arena event on, and in the last 30 years this year, the Lions doled out nearly at least $400,000 has been turned $5,000 in prize money to drivers around to the community.” reaching the fi nals and for those with This year, the Parma Lions Club the best-looking cars — before they assisted their brothers in yellow became scrap metal. by taking tickets throughout the Everett Ensley won this year’s night. The Homedale group donated derby taking first place in the Everett Ensley celebrates after winning the championship heat of the 2012 Homedale Lions Demolition $1,000 to the Parma club, which championship heat in his eighth Derby on July 4. This was Ensley’s fi rst demolition derby title, he placed second at last year’s event. they turned around and put into the derby and earned $1,450. Ensley Pediavision fund to help check local made it to fi nals ahead of rookie Mark schoolchildren’s eyes, Conant said. Williams and veteran Sam Ensley, who — JLZ won last year. This year, the Lions added a new award Driver lifefl ighted after after watching the impressive destruction being burned and driving skills of 2012 Homedale High After an impact to the passenger side School graduate Trey Corta. of his vehicle broke a radiator hose “Trey is competitive, and we decided loose, Justin Ensley was trapped briefl y on him as the Rookie of the Year because in his 1971 Ford LTD with super-heated of he was very aggressive. It was a close water spraying him. call between him and the other awards, Ensley was transported from the derby but he made a lot of good hits and did to meet up with a helicopter and was exactly what we like to see the drivers do,” fl own to a Boise hospital with second- Conant said. degree burns on 18 percent of his body, Corta also picked up the Lions Club Justin’s mother Lyndee said Monday. best-looking car award for the Boise State After being stabilized in Boise, Justin University- and Basque-themed paint job was then fl own to the burn center at on his 1964 Chrysler 300. the University of Utah Hospital in Salt Overall, Lions Club members are Lake City. He was released Sunday. pleased with how this year’s derby ran “Justin is home and doing good,” and have already started thinking about Lyndee said. “Our family wants to years to come. thank the Lions Club members who “The concern we have presently is with donated their own money to help with guys being able to fi nd cars. We have a few some of the medical expenses.” thoughts on directions we could go, but Lions Club treasurer Mike Conant that is still in the process,” Conant said. said members dug into their own “If the car numbers get down much more pockets to help with some of the costs than they were this year, we will have to associated with the accident. do something to keep this going.” “The Lions Club members donated to With cars in short supply and costs for the family and encourages anyone who those that are still around rising, Conant Trophy winners pose for photos at the conclusion of the 31st annual Homedale Lions Club Demolition Derby on July 4. wishes to help them with the medical thinks they might start looking at changes expenses to contact the family,” Conant for future derbies and the possibility of Back row: Austin Ferguson, Twisted Metal $250; Antone Badiola, Twisted Metal $250; Chris Folger, Road Rage $500; Sam Ensley, third place $700; Mark Williams, second place said. different vehicle options for drivers who For more information about helping enter. $900; Everett Ensley, fi rst place $1,450. Front row: Thomas Burns, consolation winner $550; Brett Burton, crowd favorite $100; out, call Dan Ensley at (208) 724- Conant, who has been involved with 5830. the derby for a better part of 20 years, Trey Corta, Rookie of the year $250 and Lions Club best looking car $100. Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Page 11

Antone Badiola, left, and Austin Ferguson collide in the middle of the arena during one of the heats.

Above left: Sam Ensley makes his entrance during the grand entry. Above right: Trey Corta waits for the fl ag to begin his heat during the Fourth of July derby.

Above left: Fireworks explode behind the announcers stand during the fi nal heat of the 31st annual Homedale Lions Demolition Derby on July 4 at the Owyhee County Rodeo grounds. Above right: Homedale’s Mark Williams exits the arena during the grand entry with a face full of dirt courtesy of Chris Folger.

Konner Bahem, left, delivers a hit to the rear of Brett Shanley during the Homedale Lions Club annual demolition derby. Page 12 Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Locals share 4-H memories during centennial year

4-H memory: Fly in the syrup

by Judy Erwin with, “Oh, I don’t think so,” “I m When I was a young girl in sure there isn’t,” and “No, there is 4-H, I remember once going to no fl y in there.” Well, I was only a practice judging workshop at 10 or 12, but I knew what I saw the fairgrounds in Moscow, the and insisted that, “Yes, there is a county seat of Latah County. fl y in that jar.” This would have been in the mid The county extension agent 1950s. The leaders reviewed or one of the leaders, I don’t points on which the various remember which, took the jar to items were typically scored, and look it over. No fl y. She tipped then we girls were given time to it over; she rolled it around and judge the categories, marking our around. Finally, there surfaced the scores on sheets prepared for us. fl y, happily preserved in the syrup In this submitted photo, Shelbi Ferdinand recounts in her story about an experience at last year’s Owyhee There were usually four items that had attracted him. County Fair and how 4-H has impacted her life. each of things like bread, muffi ns, The judges decided that jar No. canned peaches, etc. Afterward, 1 should be jar No. 4 after all. I the leaders would discuss with did feel sorry for the lady who us how they had ranked the items brought the jar, and I could tell she Veteran 4-H’er recounts and their reasons for grading them was terribly embarrassed. I didn’t in that order. want to hurt anyone’s feelings; I impact of experience When we got to the discussion was just explaining my reasons. of the canned peaches, my scoring I distinctly remember her My name is Shelbi Ferdinand. I am 18 years old, and Evon Timmons, Josie Grim, and Kate Blackstock differed considerably from that of saying, “That jar is going home this is my last year in the Wilson-Butte 4-H club. could jump right on their horses or were smart enough the adults. They asked why I had to the chickens!” 4-H has been such an amazing growing experience not to get off, but I was slightly vertically challenged. placed the one jar last when they — Judy Benscoter Erwin now in my life. I have ridden horses my whole life, but in My teammates came to my rescue. thought it should be fi rst. After all, has grandchildren involved in four years of 4-H my knowledge and experience has In the picture, Kate is holding up Josie’s leg while the peaches in that jar had good 4-H. Her son and daughter-in- developed immensely. Josie lifts up my feet and Evon is pulling me by the color, they had kept their shape law, Russ and Deidre Erwin, are The picture I chose is one of me along with three hands. well, the syrup was not cloudy, leaders for the Bruneau Canyon of my fellow 4-H members. In the background, you This was a major group effort that just exemplifi ed etc. I told them frankly, “That jar 4-H, and her grandchildren are will also notice the other 4-H’ers who were not in my the family formed by a shared compassion and 4-H has a fl y in it.” They responded members of that club. club who joined in the task. program.

Bruneau’s Erwin family active for more than half of Idaho 4-H’s 100 years by Judy Erwin August trek from Wyoming to help with the shuffl ing The Bruneau branch of the Erwin family has a three- of animals and babysitting duties during the Owyhee generation history with 4-H, going back about 60 County Fair. years. Deidre and her sister were active in 4-H for nine The tradition began with grandparents of the current years in Converse County, Wyo. One year, Deidre was Owyhee County 4-H members, Sid and Judy Erwin. governor of the summer 4-H camp there. Now she serves Sid Erwin and his two siblings were 4-H members in as a leader of the Bruneau Canyon 4-H Club, a position Gooding County starting around 1950, when Sid, the she has held for 10 years. oldest of the family, raised lambs for his project. The youngest generation of members started with Sid recalls that at that time, the livestock projects were Kaitlin Erwin, who is in her 10th year of 4-H. Her brother not sold during the Gooding County Fair but were sold Travis joined as soon as he was old enough. Each of the about six weeks later after all of the fairs in Magic Valley children started as a Clover Bud as soon as he/she was old had fi nished. He never won awards at the fair for his enough. Next came Mitchell, who is still a Clover Bud, sheep because he timed his sheep to be prime quality at and Ainsley, who is just sure she should be old enough to the time of the actual sale when the animals were graded join (4 going on 16). In fact, both Mitchell and Ainsley a second time. Third-generation 4-H'er Travis Erwin of Bruneau made their fi rst appearance at the Owyhee County Fair I am the grandmother on the Erwin side. I joined 4-H Canyon 4-H poses with his prize animal during last year's at the tender age of eight weeks. They have never known as a “clover bud” (though I don’t know that we were Owyhe County Fair as sister Ainsley (a future 4-H'er), an August without the Owyhee County Fair because of called that then) because my sisters were in 4-H, and brother Mitchell and mother Deidre Erwin look on in the the family’s involvement in 4-H. I naturally wanted to tag along with them. We pre-4-H foreground. Submitted photo girls made doll clothes until we were old enough for real also had a variety of projects, just not animals. The Owyhee Avalanche will periodically publish projects. This would have been about the same time as For the past 10 years, Russ has been a leader for the remembrances from past and present 4-H members Sid’s involvement but in Latah County in the northern Bruneau Canyon 4-H Club, the club Russ and his brothers as a salute to the organization’s centennial in Idaho. part of the state. belonged to as youngsters. Remembrances and photos can be sent to the Owyhee The middle generation of Erwins, Russ and his two On Deidre Erwin’s side of the grandparents, neither of County 4-H in Marsing or directly to The Owyhee brothers, all were 4-H members in eastern Owyhee the Loaders was in 4-H as youngsters, but both served Avalanche at [email protected] or P.O. Box County. Russ and Ken had steers and other projects; Phil as 4-H leaders in Wyoming. Now they make the annual 97, Homedale, ID 83628. Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Page 13 Avalanche Sports

WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2012 Mom, daughter out to prove girls can wrestle, too materialize. Taylor Coons set for all-girls “I’ll come back and be an national tourney bracket athletic trainer and stay with the wrestling and become a women’s Wrestling is a family affair for (to Fargo) because there are so coach for wrestling,” she said. “If mother and daughter Brenda and few women who are interested in I ever have kids, I want to keep the Taylor Coons. wrestling.” wrestling with them.” Taylor, a 17-year-old from Brenda’s 12-year-old daughter, Taylor’s older sister, Amanda, Homedale, has jumped into the Megan, also is a pairer — or wrestled when she was young, sport feet-fi rst, and she’s pulled match-maker — for tournaments. and younger brother Owen mom in for the ride. Taylor offi ciated at the Western already has caught the bug. He Both will be in Fargo, N.D., Regional to earn part of the $1,600 recently completed third grade at for the USA Wrestling Junior and needed to travel to Fargo. But she Homedale Elementary with HHS Cadet National Championships said the referee gig also is a step wrestling coach Toby Johnson as beginning Friday. to stay involved in the sport and his teacher. Brenda says her son Taylor is making her first further the cause of females in talks Johnson’s ear off about the appearance in a national wrestling. sport, even when they are watching tournament, and Brenda has “Even with other girls at his daughter Lainey play softball. Brenda Coons, left, and Taylor Coons pose following a social event been chosen as a pairer for the tournaments, as soon as they are “My little brother watched me during the Western Regional in Pocatello last month. boys’ tournament as well as done wrestling, I’ll stop them and and said, ‘I want to do this’. He’s chaperone for the Team Idaho talk to them and encourage them,” not quite there, but he’s getting girls’ squad. Taylor said. there,” Taylor said. Wrestling is also a cause of “There is so much more in “When I coach, I don’t favor sorts as both try to get more girls wrestling. You have to mentally him. I push him as hard as the other involved in the sport. build everything and physically boys and maybe a little harder “I would like to see more done build everything and then go out because he’s my little brother and with Idaho’s women’s wrestling and try to learn how to work both I want him to do better.” statewide,” Brenda said, adding at the same time.” Taylor is one of three girls that even though only a few She’s not uncomfortable with heading to the nationals for Team colleges offer women’s wrestling the “role model” tag, either. Idaho. Marsing resident Katie Renz opportunities, the scholarships “I’ve even had some emails also will compete in a different are still there to pay for a post- from other parents asking about weight class. secondary education. camps where their daughters can Taylor will be part of the Taylor’s younger brother, Owen wrestle,” Taylor said. 106-pound division in the All- Houser, recently competed for the Whether it’s as a competitor American Women’s Freestyle Homedale Freestyle Club at the or an official, Taylor wants to bracket in Fargo. Western Regional in Pocatello. continue her wrestling career. “This is my first time just Members of the Homedale Freestyle Wrestling Club competed and In between officiating matches She hopes it can help her earn a wrestling all girls,” she said. “It’ll offi ciated at the regional meet last month in Pocatello, including Taylor during the June 17-22 tournament, college degree to launch a career be a little different, but hopefully Coons, who was an offi cial, Owen Houser, an Intermediate 80-pounder, Taylor was on hand to coach her as a viticulturist, or a person I learn a little bit more.” and Hunter Thornton, a Schoolboy 128-pounder. Coach Joe Egusquiza little brother. who studies the science of grape- Life as a female competitor poses with the teammates. Submitted photo “Owen and Taylor and Brenda growing and vineyards. in a male-dominated sport has whom she calls “Dad”. “Every time I feel like giving up, (make) a great wrestling family,” She’s not shy about dreaming been difficult at times, but “He’s probably one of the biggest I give him a call. … He helps me Homedale club coach Joe about the Olympics, either. Taylor has been helped along in father fi gures I’ve had in my life, with my mental. He helps me get Egusquiza said. “It’s neat to have But she has a backup plan if her groundbreaking career by and he’s really, really pushed me back on the mat and do it.” Brenda to be picked to go out the viticulture career doesn’t Homedale resident Jake Volk, to do this,” she said. — JPB Honey Badgers rack up 25-1 record in 10U softball played. We don’t know what we Homedale team set to play are up against over at the state in state tourney this weekend tourney, though.” According the tournament fl yer, The Homedale Honey Badgers “The girls have been awesome the three-game format will pit have amassed 25 wins this season this year. They are a tough group. 10U teams from across the state in the 10U softball circuit and We have been down a few games against each other over the three are staged to take on some of the this year and rallied back for the days with the championship game top teams from around the state win.” taking place Sunday afternoon. this weekend in Boise at the state In the GALS tourney, the Game times are dependent on how tournament. Honey Badgers were tied 9-9 with many teams enter the event. After making their way through the Vallivue Ramp Rats in the Nash said this year has been the five-game bracket at the third inning of the championship successful because of the support Caldwell GALS 10U tournament game and made an impressive from the families and others two weekends ago, the 11-person nine-run rally to claim the title throughout the community. team from Homedale wrapped up on June 30. “Idaho Pizza Co. and the Hall almost a perfect season with only Nash said the team is now family along with Steve and Rayne one loss from June 22. prepping to compete in the state Linder have been big sponsors for “We lost one of the pool play tournament Friday through us,” Nash said. “Heidi (Ryan’s Members of the Homedale Honey Badgers pose for a photo after games at the Kuna Klassic for our Sunday at the Willow Lane wife) has been helping us with the winning the Caldwell GALS 10U tournament two weeks ago in only loss this year,” coach Ryan Athletic Complex in Boise. technical portion of the team, and Caldwell. Team members include, Back row, from left: coach Dusty Nash said. “We were second seed “I think we have as good of a we have had a lot of help from her Linder, Alex Grant, Dazsha Zamora, Amaya Carter, Paige Carter, Josie in the tourney and went on a fi ve- shot as anyone if we play like we this year. Everyone has been very Hall, Avery Linder, Emily Burch and coach Ryan Nash. game run in the championship have been playing,” Nash said. supportive of the girls, which has Front row from left: MacKenzie Miller, Madison Miller, Kelsi Taylor bracket to win. That was the only “In this area, we have done pretty made us successful.” and Sophie Nash. game we lost all season. well against the teams we have — JLZ Submitted photo Page 14 Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Sports

A Division champs — Team GTS

Kent Trucking pitcher Tim Dines lofts in a ball during game action on Friday evening.

B Division champs — Uranga Gang

The families of Conner Landa and Daniel Miller stand with the 2012 award winners. From left: Virginia Landa, Conner Landa Award winner Zac Lowder, Chris Landa, Andrew Miller, Ben Miller and Daniel Miller Award winner Corby Garrett. C Division champs — Lil Rusty Conner Landa-Daniel Miller Memorial results Fourth annual coed softball tournament Played Friday through Sunday At Sundance Park, Homedale Memorial awards Uranga, Uranga Gang; and Stephanie Johns, Conner Landa Award — Zac Lowder, CL (D SWAT Division) Daniel Miller Award — Corby Garrett, Conner’s C Division Crew (D Division) Results — 1. Lil Rusty, Homedale; 2. Team PFC (Playing For a Cause), Nampa; 3. Triple B, Boise A Division MVPs — Male, Willie Shippy, Team PFC; Results — 1. GTS, Boise; 2. Badd Xample, Female, Cheyenne Barger, Lil Rusty D Division champs — Conner’s Crew Nampa; 3. All Around Sports, Boise Hitting awards — Cheyenne Barger and Jakobee MVPs — Male, Gabe Hernandez, Badd Xample; Osborn, Lil Rusty; and Shannon Kelly Martin, Team Female, Mary Axtell, GTS PFC Hitting awards — Vince Adcock and Eric Becker, Defensive awards — Anthony Hollis, Lil Rusty; GTS; Danielle Vanderweil, Badd Xample; and Tyson Carlos Nava, Team PFC; and Kyle Hickerson, Steele, All Around Sports Triple B Defensive awards — Kali-Jo Kurdy, GTS; and Ashley Yamamoto, Badd Xample D Division Results — 1. Conner’s Crew, Homedale; 2. CL, B Division Homedale; 3. Brother D, Homedale Results — 1. Uranga Gang, Homedale; 2. SWAT, MVPs — Male, Taylor Landa, Conner’s Crew; Marsing; 3. Gold Key Auto, Twin Falls Female, Raven Kelly, CL MVPs — Male, Greg Stallings, Uranga Gang; Hitting awards — Jacq Landa, Conner’s Crew; Female, Katie Lowber, SWAT Lane Matteson, CL; and Jolene Herman, Brother Hitting awards — Christine Burch, Uranga D Gang; Eddie Florez, SWAT; and Jeremy Horton, Defensive awards — Audra Van Vliet and Charity Gold Key Auto Buckley, Conner’s Crew; and Justin Calzacorta, Defensive awards — Kelsi Calacay and Darren CL Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Page 15 Looking back... from the fi les of The Owyhee Avalanche and Owyhee Chronicle

25 years ago 50 years ago 140 years ago July 16, 1987 July 19, 1962 July 13, 1872

Bruneau water, sewer district receives grant Speaker decries social planning at Kiwanis meet SOUTH MOUNTAIN [From our own reporter.] Bullion It was announced last week that a grant of $20,061 A wide range of personal views on the medical care plan, City, I. T., July 8th, 1872. in State funds has been awarded to the Bruneau Water social security, civil service policy making, and President EDITOR AVALANCHE: The Fourth passed off quietly and Sewer District. The monies will be used to complete Kennedy were expressed by Dr. John Stecher, Caldwell, and no new heads were made. The fi rst salute was fi red engineering studies of existing wastewater facilities in at the regular Wednesday noon meeting of the Homedale at half-past twelve in the morning by exploding a Giant Bruneau. Kiwanis club. powder cartridge in a cottonwood stump. Bob Baird spread The funds will be drawn from the State’s Water Pollution Dr. Stecher’s discourse left no doubt where he stood on a splendid dinner at his muck-a-muck house. Control Fund as part of the construction grants program the whole subject of social planning. He’s agin’ it. We had some new arrivals with short stops on Saturday administered by the Department of Health and Welfare’s Dr. R George Wolff, program chairman, introduced the evening, R. H. Leonard and Wm. Dewey, came in to see Division of Environment. speaker, who expressed the view that 10 large U.S. cities about their mining interests, and left for home again on Sun- The purpose of the grant is to determine the best method now control the national elections. day. On Sunday morning who should come in for breakfast, for upgrading the City’s wastewater lagoons so they The social planners, he said, are attacking the farmers, after sleeping two in the bed and one in the middle under operate properly. Upgrade of the treatment facilities will the doctors, and any group which opposes them, seeking one pair of blankets, but the well-known gentlemen Fred correct problems which, if left unattended, could result in to break down the opposition on a “divide and conquer” Warnkee and Jas. Brown of Flint, and Professor Liebineau. public health hazards and water quality problems. approach. Messrs. Warnkee and Brown went home again the same The total eligible cost of the project is $26,748. The He said the farm bill would have sent non-conformers day, and Professor Liebineau remains with us. Mr. Jas. remaining $6,687 will be paid by the District with an to jail. He said “a bad press” may be making the doctors Hitchens also came in to attend to biz. On Sunday evening FmHA loan. of Saskatchewan, Canada look bad, in their strike against Judge Miller and Lawyer Martin put in an appearance here the government medical program. His personal diagnosis and intend to remain with us a few days. We welcome the Hearing date set to begin adjudication process of the child who died in 2½ hours, presumably from advent of all such men as mentioned in this letter, because Idaho water users have until August 24 to notify spinal meningitis, caused him to doubt that that was the they mean business. Now for the mines: Fifth District Court in Twin Falls if they wish to present real cause of death, since several days usually elapse in I took my regular trip among the mines this morning, arguments or make a statement at a hearing to begin the such a case. commencing at the Original, which shows galena in Snake River water adjudication process. The personal view that President John Kennedy will abundance. The prospecting tunnel running across the A. Kenneth Dunn, director of the Idaho Department of take the Medicare program to the voters in an attempt ledge is in 36 feet, showing good ore and no wall yet. The Water Resources, says the Sept. 8 hearing before District to override its defeat in Congress was expressed by Dr. tunnel intended to tap the ledge is about 600 feet west of Court Judge Daniel C. Hurlbutt Jr., will begin a 10-year Stecher. He said President Kennedy is used to getting his this crossing and is in 33 feet, well timbered all the way, process to determine the water rights of all property own way and will not take defeat lightly. prospected to tap the ledge at a distance of 40 feet or less. owners along the Snake River and its tributaries. Idaho Policy making by the civil service employees of our The Golconda shaft is down 50 feet and looks well. The newspapers have begun publishing legal notices describing government, who cannot be fi red or removed by a change Crown Point incline shaft is down 35 feet, nicely timbered, the proposed adjudication process. of administration, was decried by Dr. Stecher. and exhibits a solid mass of galena. The manner in which Most water users will be included, and as many as the work is performed speaks well for the Company. Next 175,000 water users may be determined by the court, says Little Leaguers defeat Parma is the Scandia, which has a timbered shaft, 4x6 in the clear, Dunn. The Idaho Legislature ordered the adjudication after The Homedale Little League team defeated Parma No. 1 37 feet deep, and showing splendid ore. The Independent a 1982 Idaho Supreme Court decision involving Idaho Friday, July 13 by a score of 9 to 1. Carl Hays, Jr., pitched shaft is now 25 feet in depth, 3½ x 8 feet inside of timbers Power’s Co.’s water rights at Swan Falls Dam. Part of an a 3-hitter while striking out 13. Dale Dickson caught for showing plenty of galena and good carbonate ores. The Cot- agreement settling the Swan Falls case was a requirement Homedale. tonwood shaft is down 12 feet, and the mine prospects well. that a court decide all the water rights in the Snake River The Homedale team is second to Parma in the league. The St. Croix shaft started down to-day, and fi ne-looking Basin. ore is being taken therefrom. The cut on the General Grant Beet growers promised increased quota is now in 25 feet, depth 18 feet, and they expect to tap the Rathbone is state winner in conservation award Congresswoman Gracie Pfost says she has been assured ledge in 5 feet more. Work on the Corral ledge has been program by agriculture department offi cials that Idaho will share suspended for the present, on account of timbers not being Pembroke “Pete” Rathbone has been selected as the in the increased domestic beet sugar production under the hauled as agreed by other parties. The Corral is faced up state winner of Idaho’s 1987 National Endowment for amended Sugar Act approved by Congress. to a depth of 30 feet, and they are ready to start the shaft Soil and Water Conservation Awards Program. As Idaho’s The measure, Mrs. Pfost said, calls for a reserve of 65,000 as soon as the timbers shall be on the ground. This mine state winner he will compete with some fi fty other state tons of beet and cane sugar quotas to new areas, with three- is about 3 feet wide. I saw some of the galena which came winners in the national competition. Ten fi nalists will be quarters of that increase going to beet growers. out of it, and it looks very rich. It is situated about one and selected from among the state winners and will receive an She added the new legislation also provides that 65 a half miles south east of Bullion City, from which you can expense-paid trip to the national ceremony. Three national percent of all sugar consumed in the United States will be see that the galena not only exist hereabouts, but that it also winners will be selected from the ten fi nalists and will also produced by domestic growers. extends over quite a large scope of country. In the next, receive $1,000 each. Idaho now ranks third in the nation in sugar beet other matters will demand my attention. I. R. A. Miner. Pete and his wife Mary, who own the Lucky Star production. Its slightly more than 4,000 beet-producing Ranch near Marsing, have been farming in the area since farms marketed 2,265,000 tons last year, the congresswoman LETTER FROM COPE. Mountain City, Nev., July 6th, 1958. In the ensuing 20 years the Rathbones prepared said. California was fi rst, followed in order by Colorado, 1872. and implemented a conservation plan that transformed a then Idaho, Minnesota and Nebraska. EDITOR AVALANCHE: Since my last letter, things in 280-acre steeply sloped, eroding farm with an ineffi cient, this place have materially changed for the better. Mr. Grant outdated irrigation system into a highly effi cient and Rod and Gun club announces big bore winners is successfully running his mill and made the fi rst shipment productive conservation family operation. The Homedale Rod and Gun club held a big bore shoot of bullion for the season. Sunday, and Dick Fry won the ammunition box and Allen The Excelsior Company has also started up one of its In pageant at Twin Falls Richards and Bruce Nelson won the step down prizes. Larry mills – commenced on the 27th of June. The mill is running Two local girls, Mariah Udlinek of Wilder and Misty Malmberg won the prize given for the junior high score. on ore from the El Dorado mine. The mill will also crush Schoonover of Homedale, were participants in the Miss some custom ore before starting up on the large pile of ore Junior American Pre-Teen pageant held in Twin Falls on Homedale locals taken from the Excelsior mine – 6 or 7 hundred tons. Sunday. Mrs. Norm Tolmie spent two days at the Bahem ranch The Independence, a mine adjoining the Excelsior on Mariah, 10, daughter of Larry and Connie Udlinek of above Jordan Valley during Mr. Tolmie’s trip to California. the north, and by some supposed to be one and the same, Wilder, was named as one of the top ten state semi-fi nalists. There she visited her daughter, Mrs. Larry Bahem. She is taking out fi ne ore and will soon be ready to start a mill She received a semi-fi nalist trophy and a pageant crown also took her grandson, Mark Mendenhall, of Seattle, who on ore from that mine. pin. was visiting in Homedale. Mark remained at the ranch The El Dorado mine is looking well, taking out splendid Misty, 12, daughter of Don and Gloria Schoonver of for a visit. ore. The shaft has been sunk 82 feet deep, and will be put Homedale, was chosen as one of 24 entrants in the Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Loewer returned to Sacramento, down 20 or 30 feet deeper, when a level will be run under pageant out of over 100 applicants. She received a trophy Calif., Saturday and plan to move here to live. the rich shute of ore which has been worked out in the for being selected as on Idaho contestant. Misty said that Mrs. Bill Bench and children, Cindy and Gina, of upper levels. though she did not place in the pageant, it was a pleasant Ypsilanti, Mich., arrived by plane last Tuesday morning The Excelsior mine is also improving but for want of experience and she made new friends including, Jamie to spend a month visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom miners in camp the mine is not worked as it would be if Fish, the new Miss Junior American Pre-Teen. Johnson. hands were to be had. Page 16 Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Commentary

Baxter Black, DVM Sen. Mike Crapo On the From Washington edge of High Court makes reform, belt-tightening more pressing common sense By its nature, the U.S. Supreme Court considers cases health insurance premiums per enrollee will increase an with far-reaching implications. The 2011-2012 term has average of 5.7 percent per year between 2012 and 2022. been no different. In one of its most highly anticipated The CBO and Joint Committee on Taxation also continue decisions, the Court ruled that the individual mandate to expect that the Health Care Law will lead to a reduction The skunk provision in President Obama’s Health Care Law would in employment-based health insurance, and the insurance be unconstitutional, unless it is considered to be a tax on coverage provisions of the law will have a net cost of the American people. The ruling confi rms that this law is a nearly $1.1 trillion over 10 years. As representatives of huge and unnecessary tax increase on all Americans. That the National Federation of Independent Business, which blind is not what President Obama promised. We should now represents 350,000 small business owners, put it, “Over work together to repeal this law and enact true solutions the last two years, we have seen what does not work in One of the jobs of a dad is to protect his family from that Americans overwhelmingly want — improved access health-care reform, and by turning a blind eye to lowering invaders. It explains his membership in the NRA and his to high-quality, affordable health care of their choosing. costs, health-care costs are forecasted to continue to rise, tendency to look longingly at the .357 Magnum in the glass When the bill was being forced through Congress, especially for small-business owners. There are solutions case. He’s never had to shoot a grizzly bear or rabid rhino, President Obama said “I can make a fi rm pledge: no family to address the high cost of health care, but Congress needs but he has imagined it; saving the family then striking a making less than $250,000 will see their taxes increase — to act and act now.” pose like Thor on the pinnacle of the Parthenon. not your income taxes, not your payroll taxes, not your I agree. As a member of the Senate Finance Committee A covey of skunks had taken over the boneyard just capital gains taxes, not any of your taxes.” In response, and the Gang of Six, I will continue to work to address our over the hill from the house. An uneasy truce had been I offered an amendment to strip the bill of any provision nation’s health care problems and to reform our tax code established between Mammalius squirtonamus and Dad that would violate that pledge. Despite receiving bipartisan to make it simpler, not more complex and burdensome, until … he discovered they had been sneaking into his support, my amendment was voted down, and the Court’s for the American people. machine shed through the dog-door and eating the dog’s ruling further confi rms that this bill violated the president’s The Supreme Court majority’s opinion states, “We do food! pledge. The Congressional Budget Offi ce has stated that not consider whether the Act embodies sound policies. He debated whether to build a “skunk blind” and wait, or more than 75 percent of the individual mandate — a tax — That judgment is entrusted to the Nation’s elected leaders. buy a “skunk call” and lure them within shooting range, or will be paid by those middle-income families the president We ask only whether Congress has the power under the simply bomb the boneyard. In the end, he decided to use a pledged to protect from any tax increase. Constitution to enact the challenged provisions.” This leg trap. First he locked up the dogs and all the cats he could This law is bad for the American people. This law did ruling has put these issues squarely in front of Congress catch, then baited the trap with bleu cheese and set it. not fi x the rising cost of health care. It fails on promises and the American people. With increased public awareness At three o’clock in the morning, Darlin’ Daughter was to lower health costs and premiums for working families. and clarity, we can improve our health care system and wakened by the sound of Dad shouting at Mom. There was It fails on promises for American people to keep their reform our tax code accordingly. This ruling makes it even a large ruckus! Darlin’ listened through her window and health care plan if they liked it, and millions of people more important to do so. heard Dad dancing around the dog door as the chain on have learned they cannot. It increases the burden for small — Republican Mike Crapo is Idaho’s senior member the trap clanged against the sheet metal shed! businesses to hire workers. This law threatens our country’s of the U.S. Senate. He is in his third six-year term and “Get a shovel! Find a board! Grab the chain! Hose him fi nancial strength and the American way of life. has served in the Senate since 1999. Prior to that, he down! Get my rifl e! Look! The chain is broke! Behind you The health care law has led to higher premiums, drops was a three-term Idaho Second District congressman. To now! Don’t let go! He’s toward the house!” in coverage and skyrocketing health care costs. The view his responses to issues of interest, visit http://crapo. Darlin’ Daughter ran downstairs to the kitchen. She Congressional Budget Offi ce (CBO) projected that private senate.gov. could hear the clanking chain banging against the lattice that surrounded the porch deck. Meanwhile Mom tied an extension cord to the trap, which kept the skunk from crawling underneath. Dad, rifl e in hand, told Mom to give the cord a quick jerk Americans for Limited Govt. and run as fast as she could to keep the skunk from getting his feet on the ground to spray. Mom took off like a beach umbrella in a hurricane! Through the fl ower beds, across The death of the Supreme Court and the yard, over the hedge and onto the gravel as fast as she could sail. Her nightgown fl uttered and her hair fl ew as she raced onward in her bed slippers with the skunk bouncing the protection of individual liberty crazily in her wake! “Faster! Faster!” yelled Dad as he assumed the shooting by Rick Manning compelled to eat broccoli because the government thinks stance. The Supreme Court is no longer relevant. it is good for them, and failure to clean your plate is a Darlin’ stepped out onto the porch. There was Dad Long viewed as the last bastion protecting the individual taxable activity? illuminated by the yard light, poised; cowboy hat, tighty- from the rapacious powers of the federal government, The truth is that the logical conclusion of Roberts’ whities, high-top boots, body the color of cold chicken SCOTUS, in the name of Chief Justice John Roberts, decision is that all of the above, and more, are allowed. breast, aiming his 22.250 into the darkness, all proudly on declared themselves meaningless. With an unlimited ability to coerce activity through the display like Thor doing a Fruit of the Loom commercial If government can compel individuals to purchase a taxation power, Roberts has shredded any pretense of a under a big fat Alberta moon! private product under the guise of its taxing authority, federal government constrained by the Constitution from “Steady as she goes, Mother!” even when the government itself argued that the individual imposing its will on the individual. — Visit Baxter’s Web site at www.baxterblack.com for mandate was not a tax, then the government can compel Adding in the Supremes’ incredible earlier decision to more features and to purchase Baxter Black merchandise, individuals to do anything they choose. allow the air that we breathe out of our lungs to be called including books and DVDs. Between the egregious expansion of the Commerce a pollutant, effectively giving the EPA absolute regulatory Clause to include virtually every activity that was bestowed power over the private sector, this court will go down as Letters to the editor on the nation in 1942, and this Roberts ACA decision, having driven the last stake in the heart of the Framers’ All letters to the editor submitted to The Owyhee SCOTUS now allows the federal government absolute idea that there are constitutional protections against the Avalanche must be no longer than 300 words, signed and power over every aspect of individual life. power of government. include the writer’s address and daytime phone number. Since compelling activity that the government deems It is a sad day for our nation, as we have turned a corner The deadline for submitting letters is noon on Friday. desirable is allowed under the taxing powers, one has to that cannot be unturned. Regardless of who takes power in Letters can be submitted in these ways: wonder: What’s next? January 2013, America has changed forever, and President • E-mailed to [email protected] Perhaps a 100 percent tax on all oil revenues to pay for Barack Obama will have delivered on that half of his • Faxed to (208) 337-4867 a million more Solyndras? promise, dashing the hopes for liberty and prosperity in • Mailed to P.O. Box 97, Homedale ID, 83628 Or how about a 100 percent tax on the income of the former land of the free. • Dropped off at the Avalanche offi ce at 19 E. Idaho everyone who works in certain industries that have fallen — Rick Manning is the director of communications for Ave., in Homedale out of favor? Americans for Limited Government. This column originally For more information, call (208) 337-4681. Maybe the court will rule that everyone should be appeared at TheHill.com. Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Page 17 Commentary Financial management Wisdom, not just faith, leads to sound fi nancial choices Dear Dave, prosper. He who is impulsive My husband disagrees. What do $10,000 will cover three months My husband and I would like exalts folly.” Folly is a fool in you think? of expenses in your household. for me to be able to quit my job action. It’s kind of like the guy — Kelly In my opinion, $10,000 is too and stay at home with our kids. who closes his eyes, jumps in the low. But to be honest, $50,000 is We’ve got a little money saved pool, and hopes there’s water in Dear Kelly, probably a little much. I’d look up, but we’re not sure we could there — and calls that faith. You’re right about one thing. at a number somewhere in the make it on just his salary. The I love the idea of you coming You guys are in really good $20,000 to $30,000 range for an money would be very tight. In home to be with your kids, shape fi nancially, partly because emergency fund. Then you could your mind, how do we know involves a written monthly budget Michelle. Just make sure you of planning and wise choices. throw the remaining cash at the the difference between being and some lifestyle changes. If develop an intelligent plan, and The problem I see is this: What house. I mean, let’s face it. If you fi nancially responsible and relying you do this with diligence and mix intellect with faith. if you have an emergency but no did that, with your income, you on God to provide? sacrifi ce, chances are you’ll be — Dave emergency fund? You’re living could roll up your sleeves and pay — Michelle able to make this happen and not on an income of a quarter-million off the house by Christmas! bankrupt your family. This could Dear Dave, dollars a year, and that’s fantastic, — Dave Dear Michelle, also mean that you start a small My husband and I are in pretty too. But I don’t like the idea of This is a great question! I admire business on the side — something good shape fi nancially. We make you sitting there with just $10,000 — Dave has authored four New the desire to be at home with your you could do from home — to about $250,000 a year with about in savings. In your world, $10,000 York Times best-selling books: kids, and that you realize you offset the difference. $50,000 in the bank and no debt, isn’t much at all. Financial Peace, More Than can’t just act impulsively and call Having faith that God will and we’ve set aside money for Baby Step 3 of my plan says Enough, The Total Money Makeover it faith. This is a concept that’s provide requires study of the our children’s college funds. that you set aside three to six and EntreLeadership. The Dave misused and misunderstood a lot. Scriptures. But God also tells us Currently, we owe $70,000 on our months of household expenses. Ramsey Show is heard on more than If you can’t make it on just your that you need the maturity and home. I want to use $40,000 of You guys could cheat a little bit, 500 radio stations. Follow Dave on husband’s salary, then you’ve wisdom to plan your direction. our savings to pay down the house down to the three-month side Twitter at @DaveRamsey and on got to develop a game plan that The Bible says, “The diligent then rebuild our emergency fund. of things, but I still don’t think the web at daveramsey.com. Taxpayers Protection Alliance Letter Oil companies pay more than to the editor Former coroner earned his their “fair share” of federal taxes retirement with good deeds by Drew Johnson and companies with tax breaks and other preferential President Obama has been talking an awful lot about treatment. At long last Harvey (Grimme) is taking some well fairness lately. As a result, seemingly every corporation faces a deserved and past due time for himself and his family. I Recently he said that he was in a better position than different tax rate, depending on how much lawmakers just wish his health was better so he could enjoy the extra rival Mitt Romney to make sure that “everybody in the like them, how good their lobbyists are, and how well time at home or visiting. country has a fair shot” and that “everybody’s paying they’re able to exploit tax shelters. I went onto the Marsing ambulance while Harvey was their fair share.” The president singled out the oil industry For instance, America’s 20 most-profi table companies still a crew member. He was great to work with, and I for particular criticism, claiming that the sector gets too paid an average of 25.4 percent in taxes in 2010. learned a lot from him. He always encouraged everyone many federal tax breaks. In the same year, General Electric paid just 7.4 percent. to get all the extra training that we could get. It’s true — oil companies don’t pay their fair share. And last year, Apple paid 9.8 percent. Almost every Harvey was a great help when my husband, Jim Noyce, They pay more than that. company in the United States pays a lower tax rate than got sick; Harvey offered his library so we could look up Absent major changes in the way this country taxes oil companies. information about Jim’s illness. corporations, there may not be any more companies — oil And what do politicians do with the extra lucre they God Bless you Harvey; I’m glad to call you and Pat or otherwise — for the federal government to tax. extract from oil companies? They subsidize the industry’s friends. The top corporate income tax rate in the United States competitors. Linda Noyce-Schaffer is 35 percent. Yet America’s three largest oil companies In 2011, the federal government gave away $16 billion Marsing — ExxonMobil, Chevron, and ConocoPhillips — pay in taxpayer dollars to subsidize non-traditional energy taxes in excess of 40 percent. ExxonMobil pays 45 schemes. Included in the handouts were a $6 billion percent, shelling out more than $12 billion in federal giveaway for ethanol companies and millions more to taxes in 2011. bankroll solar energy companies like the infamous — and Contacting Fair, low corporate tax rates generate economic growth, now-bankrupt — solar panel-maker Solyndra. produce jobs, and make goods and services cheaper for It’s the stated goal of many of these alternative energy elected offi cials consumers. fi rms to put oil companies out of business. That’s all well Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter Apparently, the United States is the only country in the and good. But they shouldn’t get a multibillion-dollar Offi ce of the Governor world that hasn’t gotten the memo. Over the past decade, assist from taxpayers. P.O. Box 83720 the global average corporate tax rate dropped from 32 Only the federal government could see the “fairness” in Boise, ID 83720 percent to 25 percent, while the U.S. rate remained exactly taking a hefty slice of the oil industry’s revenues as taxes Phone — (208) 334-2100 the same. Consequently, America now has the highest and using it to fuel the sector’s downfall. E-mail — see http://gov.idaho.gov corporate tax rate in the industrialized world. Oil companies may make for convenient — and Term expires 2014 Our stifl ingly high rate is bad enough. But the federal politically popular — targets. But the fact is that they County commissioners government also taxes U.S.-based companies on money pay more than their fair share in taxes. Lawmakers Jerry Hoagland, District 1 (R-Wilson) they make in foreign countries in addition to income should direct their energies instead toward fixing Phone — (208) 318-8308 earned domestically. We’re one of the only countries in America’s expensive and uneven corporate tax system Term expires 2012 the world to do so. — before it drives any more companies and jobs out of Kelly Aberasturi, District 2 (R-Homedale) Unsurprisingly, many business leaders are considering the country. Phone — (208) 249-4405 leaving America for countries with lower tax rates on E-mail — [email protected] domestic earnings and little to no tax liabilities on income — Drew Johnson is a senior fellow at the Taxpayers Term expires 2014 earned abroad. Some already have. Protection Alliance (TPA), a nonpartisan, nonprofit Joe Merrick, District 3 (R-Grand View) The U.S. corporate tax structure doesn’t just kill educational organization dedicated to a smaller, more Phone — (208) 834-2641 American jobs. It also plays favorites. In recent years, responsible government. Visit TPA online at www. E-mail —[email protected] federal lawmakers have showered preferred industries protectingtaxpayers.org. Term expires 2012 Mailing address P.O. Box 128, Murphy, ID 83650 Page 18 Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Public notices SYNOPSIS OF taxes which may have attached PROPOSED USER CHARGE SYSTEM AND USER CHARGE ORDINANCE COMMISSIONER MINUTES subsequently to the assessment AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE COLLECTION OF USER CHARGES FROM JUNE 25, 2012 hereinafter referred to. YOU USERS OF THE GRAND VIEW WATER AND SEWER ASSOCIATION, INC. PUBLIC WATER Adopted Resolution 12-13 ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED, WORKS. Ratification of Letter to the that the record owner or owners Be it ordained by the Grand View Water and Sewer Association, Inc., Water and Sewer Board, BLM regarding the exchange or any party of interest as defi ned and the City of Grand View, the Mayor and City Council intends to adopt as follows: proposal. by Section 63-1005, Idaho STATE OF IDAHO AS FOLLOWS: Approved letter to Idaho Code, may appear in person or ARTICLE I Power renewing maintenance by counsel, and if appearing, DEFINITIONS agreement for boat dock on CJ shall have adequate opportunity The following words and terms when used in this ordinance are intended to mean and shall mean Strike Reservoir. to be heard for the purpose of as follows, to wit: Approved right-of –way protesting the procedures used Superintendent shall mean the general manager of the utilities of the Grand View Water and Sewer application with BLM on Briar in taking this tax deed. NO Association, Inc. in the City of Grand View, Idaho. Creek Road. Approved Silver City OTHER TYPE OF PROTEST Person shall mean any person, fi rm or corporation, either as principal or as agent for another. Road Maintenance Agreement WILL BE HEARD. YOU Municipal Mains shall mean any all water-carrying and water-distributing pipes, mains and conduits with Silver Falcon Mining. ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED, owned and maintained by the Grand View Water and Sewer Association, Inc. and the City of Grand View, Approved termination agreement that inquiries and objections Idaho. for Silver City Road with Earll concerning this notice or the Water shall mean the water service or water supply belonging to and furnished, or to be furnished, by Excavation. Letter approved information contained therein the Grand View Water and Sewer Association, inc. and the City of Grand View. to the BLM on a cooperative shall be directed to the OWYHEE ARTICLE II agreement regarding two cattle COUNTY TREASURER at USER CHARGES guards. Acceptance of Coroner 20381 State Highway 78, Murphy, Section 1. User charge shall be the charge levied on all users including, but not limited to, persons, fi rms, Grimme’s resignation effective ID 83650; or by calling (208) corporations or governmental entities that consume water from the public supply. July 1, 2012. Approved pay 495-1158 no later than fi ve (5) Section 2. The user charge shall include the costs of operation and maintenance (including replacement) authorization of $11.76 per hour working days before the hearing of the public water works, retirement of existing debt included herein, and repayment of any Drinking Water for part-time employee Kristal date of July 23, 2012. Systems Loans in accordance with the approved User Charge System, included herein by reference. Clausen. Indigent & Charity Dated this 22nd day of June, Section 3. The Superintendent, Water and Sewer Board and the City Council shall review not less often 12-21, 12-22, 12-23, 12-24 liens 2012. than every two years the contributions of users, the total costs of operation and maintenance (including approved. Board of Equalization, Brenda Richards, COUNTY replacement) of the water works, and the user charge system. The Superintendent, Water and Sewer Board hearing on property assessment TREASURER and EX- and the City Council shall revise the user charge, if necessary, to generate suffi cient revenue to pay the appeals. Adopted Resolution OFFCIO TAX COLLECTOR total operation and maintenance (including replacement) costs of the water works, retirement of existing 12-14 Reinstatement of Dispatch FOR OWYHEE COUNTY debt included herein, and repayment of any Drinking Water Systems Loans. headsets in Sheriff’s Department. IDAHO Section 4. Each user shall be notifi ed, at least annually, in conjunction with a regular bill, of the rate and The complete minutes can be 6/27,7/4,11,18/12 that portion of the user charge which is attributable to operation and maintenance of the water works. viewed online at owyheecounty. Section 5. No free water shall be furnished to any user. net or in the Clerk’s offi ce NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S Section 6. All private homes, residences and all trailer parks and apartment complexes having two or 7/11/12 SALE more users to a water meter shall pay per unit a set monthly rate charge of $ 25.21 for the 1st 3,000 gallons Idaho Code 45-1506 Today’s of water and then $ 1.00 per 1,000 gallons of water, with no quantity discount. NOTICE OF PENDING date: June 7, 2012 File No.: Section 7. All current water customers or consumers who are supplied water beyond the corporate limits ISSUE OF TAX DEED 7021.11033 Sale date and time of the municipality will pay the applicable amounts shown herein. YOU ARE HEREBY (local time): October 10, 2012 Section 8. Any and all future connections outside the corporate limits of the municipality will be evaluated NOTIFIED, AS FOLLOWS: That at 11:00 AM Sale location: on an individual basis to determine demand and supply capability, and any and all connections may or may a delinquent entry was entered as in the lobby of the Owyhee not be approved if connection or connections are deemed to not be in the best interest of the municipality, of January 1, 2012, in the records County Courthouse, 20381 State and all connections made will not constitute a guarantee of continuing service or supply (pressure) during of the County Treasurer as Tax Highway 78, Murphy, Idaho the period of service. Collector of Owyhee County, 83650 Property address: 2632 Section 9. Charges and bills for water furnished to business or commercial customers or consumers or State of Idaho, for the following Royal Vista Drive Homedale, any other person furnished water shall mature on the 10th day of each month. Such charges and bills shall properties: ID 83628 Successor Trustee: be due and payable on the 10th day of each month and any such charges or bills not paid on or before the Parcel RP B0020014021A, Northwest Trustee Services, 10th day of each month shall be in default. Alejo Deluna, 205 1st St. N, P.O. Inc., an Idaho Corporation P.O. Section 10. Failure, neglect or refusal to pay any water bill on or before the 10th of each month shall Box 242, Marsing, ID 83639 Box 997 Bellevue, WA 98009 subject the customer, consumer or user of the water to the loss and discontinuance of his water service Property known as a Lots 21 (425) 586-1900 Deed of Trust and supply without notice. If any such water service and supply is lost or discontinued because of the and 22 in Block 14 of the Revised information Original grantor: nonpayment of any such statement on or before 10th day of each month the service and supply of water Townsite of Butte, now the City of Connie P. Badiola, an unmarried shall not be resumed until the bill or statement is paid in full, together with a water off charge of $ 25.00 Marsing, according to the offi cial woman Original trustee: Pioneer and water on charge of $ 25.00. This amount being determined as the reasonable cost to be incurred by plat thereof, fi led March 9, 1946 Title Original beneficiary: the municipality in resuming such service. as Instrument No. 71472, Offi cial Mortgage Electronic Registration Section 11. Security Deposits--Any water customer or consumer shall not be entitled to any water service Records of Owyhee County, Systems, Inc. solely as nominee or supply unless and until such person makes a security deposit with the association and municipality as Idaho. for Aegis Wholesale Corporation follows, to wit: Tax: $524.62 Recording date: March 5, 2004 A. All residences or businesses: $ 50.00 per unit security deposit. Late Charge: $10.50 Recorder’s instrument number: B. For a 1-inch tap or larger, a security deposit shall be required in advance, in such amount as shall be Interest: $224.14 246985 County: Owyhee Sum determined from time to time as refl ected in the offi cial minutes of the association and city. Costs: $289.96 owing on the obligation: as of June C. The size of the meter installed shall be determined by the Superintendent, Water and Sewer Board and TOTAL: $1,049.22 7, 2012: $176,519.58 Because of City Council, who shall give consideration to the estimated consumption and use of water by the respective Parcel RP 006800250200A interest, late charges, and other customer and consumer. Any security deposit made shall not bear interest but shall be refunded after one Ginger-Soul, Corporation, 2401 charges that may vary from day year of good credit. The making of any such security deposit shall not affect the right of the association South Owyhee #38, Boise, ID to day, the amount due on the day and municipality to discontinue water service for non-payment of the charge and bill therefore. However, 83705; or 1811 5th Street N., you pay may be greater. Hence, if in the event of any such non-payment, the association and municipality may cut off and discontinue the Nampa, ID 83687 you pay the amount shown above, services if the charges or statement remain in default after the 10th day of each month. Property known as Tract 20, an adjustment may be necessary D. The association and municipality may, at its option, apply any such security deposits toward payment Township 7 South, Range 3 West, after we receive your check. of any amount due the association and municipality for water that was furnished. Triangle Ranch Plat #1, Owyhee For further information write E. Any and all water meters installed by the association and municipality shall remain the exclusive County, Idaho. or call the Successor Trustee at property of the association and municipality. Tax: $68.66 the address or telephone number ARTICLE III Late Charge: $1.38 provided above. Basis of default: WATER RATE SCHEDULE Interest: $29.34 failure to make payments when The following rate system shall apply to each unit user of the water works. This system includes the Costs: $283.76 due. Please take notice that the user charge as established herein and the charge for debt service and recovery of other costs, each based TOTAL: $383.14 Successor Trustee will sell at on volume of fl ow. YOU ARE FURTHER public auction to the highest Water Rate Schedule NOTIFIED, that if said delinquent bidder for certified funds or O,M & R Debt Service Total entry is not redeemed on or equivalent the property described Initial Increment 3/4” 1st 3,000 gal $ 25.21 $ 25.21 before July 20, 2012, by payment above. The property address is 1” 1st 3,000 gal $ 31.53 $ 31.53 of said unpaid taxes together identified to comply with IC 1 1/2” 1st 3,000 gal $ 47.20 $ 47.20 with late charge, interest and all 60-113 but is not warranted to 2” 1st 3,000 gal $ 62.82 $ 62.82 unpaid cost and expenses up to be correct. The property’s legal 3” 1st 3,000 gal $116.22 $116.22 the date of said payment at my description is: Lot 9, Block 1, Second Increment $ 1.00 per each 1000 gal for all sizes of water meters offi ce as Tax Collector, Owyhee Royal Vista Subdivision, Owyhee ARTICLE IV County Courthouse, Murphy, County, Idaho, according to the TRANSFERS ID, I shall thereupon, as required plat recorded April 4, 2002 as No person shall be entitled to transfer his water service from one location to another, except as hereinafter by law, make application to the Instrument No. 239203, records set forth. When premises are vacated, or the use thereof discontinued by a water customer, he shall pay his Board of County Commissioners of said County. The sale is bill in full for the old location and make all necessary arrangements for the new cut-in before being entitled of Owyhee County, State of subject to conditions, rules and to any further water service, and the customer will not be charge a transfer fee of water service from one Idaho, for a hearing to be held procedures as described at the location to another. Relocation, at the request of an owner or customer, of a water meter, connection or tap on July 23, 2012, or as soon sale and which can be reviewed on the same property shall require advance payment of a charge determined from time to time as refl ected thereafter as said application at www.northwesttrustee.com or on the offi cial minutes of the association and municipality. No person shall be entitled to a water cut-in or can be heard at the Owyhee USA-Foreclosure.com. The sale to water service at any location if he is in arrears for water service rendered at that or any other location. County Courthouse , Murphy, is made without representation, ARTICLE V Idaho, for tax deed conveying warranty or covenant of any kind. TAMPERING WITH METERS the above described property to (TS# 7021.11033) 1002.218732- If any person tampers with or in anywise makes or attempts to make any improper use or adjustment of OWYHEE COUNTY, State of File No. any water meter, or service pipes, or attempts in any way to avoid payment of the proper amount due or Idaho absolute title, free of all 6/27;7/4,11,18/12 encumbrances except any lien for –– See Grand View, next page Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Page 19 Public notices in the centerline of an existing to be made is the failure to pay when √ Grand View county road; thence traversing due, monthly installment payments said centerline as follows: under the Deed of Trust Note dated From previous page South 2° 15’ 10” East a distance August 20, 1998, in the amount of to become due for the water obtained or to be obtained or used by such person or for his benefi t, then in of 61.53 feet; $126.00 each, for the months of any of said events the superintendent, association and municipality shall have the right, without notice, South 0° 06’ 15” West a distance August, 2011, through January, to immediately discontinue the water service of such person and/or charge costs for all resulting damages of 136.07 feet; 2012, inclusive; and for each and and costs to be refl ected on the following month’s water bill. South 3° 30’ 27” West a distance every month thereafter until date ARTICLE VI of 102.69 feet; of sale or reimbursement. All PENALTIES South 8° 13’ 54” West a distance delinquent payments are now due, Any person willfully violating any of the prohibitions or provisions of this ordinance shall have their water of 7.37 feet to the TRUE POINT plus accumulated late charges, plus service terminated and a fi ne of $ 100.00 will be charged. OF BEGINNING; thence any costs or expenses associated ARTICLE VII South 89° 54’ 56” East a with this foreclosure. The accrued AMENDMENTS distance of 515.01 feet to a point interest is at the rate of 6.41% per This Ordinance shall be amended, as necessary, to comply with Federal or State Regulations. on the meander line for the West annum from July 1, 2011. The ARTICLE VIII bank of the Snake River; thence principal balance owing as of this VALIDITY South 14° 02’ 32” East along date on the obligation secured by Section 1. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in confl ict herewith are hereby repealed. said meander line a distance of said Deed of Trust is $7,453.27, Section 2. The invalidity of any section, clause, sentence, or provision of this ordinance shall not affect the 26.09 feet; thence plus accrued interest at the rate validity of any other part of this ordinance which can be given effect without such invalid part or parts. South 24° 53’ 06” West of 6.41% per annum from July The above Ordinance will be fi rst reduced to writing, read by title only and considered by Sections at continuing along said meander 1, 2011. the regular July 11,2012, August 8, 2012 and the September 12, 2012 - (Public Hearing), public meetings line a distance of 118.25 feet; DATED This 15th day of June, of the Grand View Water and Sewer Association, Inc., and the City of Grand View on motion duly made thence 2012. for the adoption of said Ordinance and seconded, a vote was taken as follows - on ___ : North 89° 54’ 56” West a RYAN M. FAWCETT, a Yeah ____Nay ____ distance of 490.77 feet to a point Member of the Idaho State Bar, Thereupon the Mayor will declare the Ordinance duly adopted this the day of , , and declared in the aforementioned county road SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE same to be full force and effect according to law. centerline; thence 7/11,18,25;8/1/12 ARTICLE IX North 8° 13’ 54” East along said ORDINANCE IN FORCE centerline a distance of 134.00 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S Section 1. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval, recording, feet to the TRUE POINT OF SALE and publications as provided by law on ___. BEGINNING. Idaho Code 45-1506 Today’s Section 2. I, Helana Race, City Clerk and offi cial custodian of the records of Grand View Water and Sewer 7/4,11,18,25/12 date: June 19, 2012 File No.: Association, Inc., and The City of Grand View and Tammy M. Payne Mayor of the City of Grand View, 7763.10802 Sale date and time do hereby certify that the foregoing User Charge Ordinance was passed and adopted at a Public Hearing AMENDED NOTICE OF (local time): October 18, 2012 Meeting of the Grand View Water and Sewer Association, Inc. and City of Grand View City Council is TRUSTEE’S SALE at 11:00 AM Sale location: in further a matter of record in the ______association and municipality minutes. On Tuesday, the 16th day of the lobby of the Owyhee County 7/11,25/12 October, 2012, at the hour of 10:00 Courthouse, 20381 State Highway o’clock a.m. of said day at the 78, Murphy, Idaho 83650 Property NOTICE OF MEETING THE ORIGINAL CREDITOR, Mortgage Records of Owyhee front steps of the Owyhee County address: 403 West Colorado CHANGE IF DIFFERENT FROM THE County, Idaho. Courthouse, on the corner of Hwy. Avenue Homedale, ID 83628 THE HOMEDALE HIGHWAY CURRENT CREDITOR, WILL THE ABOVE GRANTORS 78 and Hailey St., Murphy, in the Successor Trustee: Northwest DISTRICT MEETING BE PROVIDED. ARE NAMED TO COMPLY County of Owyhee, State of Idaho, Trustee Services, Inc., an Idaho SCHEDULED FOR JULY 4TH NOTICE: WE ARE A WITH SECTION 45-1506(4) Ryan M. Fawcett, as Successor Corporation P.O. Box 997 HAS BEEN CHANGED. DEBT COLLECTOR. THIS (A), IDAHO CODE. NO Trustee, will sell at public auction, Bellevue, WA 98009 (425) 586- THE NEXT REGULAR COMMUNICATION IS AN REPRESENTATION IS MADE to the highest bidder, for cash, in 1900 Deed of Trust information MEETING OF THE HOMEDALE ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT THAT THEY ARE, OR ARE NOT, lawful money of the United States, Original grantor: Eddie Nelson, HIGHWAY DISTRICT WILL BE AND ANY INFORMATION PRESENTLY RESPONSIBLE all payable at the time of sale, the a married man, as his sole and HELD ON WEDNESDAY, JULY OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THE OBLIGATION. following described real property separate property Original trustee: 11TH 2012, AT THE HIGHWAY FOR PURPOSES OF DEBT The default(s) for which this situated in the County of Owyhee, Pioneer Title Company Original DISTRICT OFFICE LOCATED COLLECTION. sale is to be made is the failure to State of Idaho, and described as benefi ciary: Mortgage Electronic AT 102 E. COLORADO IN NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S pay when due, under the Deed of follows, to-wit: Registration Systems, Inc., as HOMEDALE, AT 8 P.M. SALE Trust note, the following LOT 2, BLOCK 2 OF nominee for Mortgageit, Inc., its NOTICE OF SPECIAL On 9/12/2012 at the hour of The monthly payments for OWYHEE ADDITION TO successors and assigns Recording MEETING 11:00 am of said day, (recognized Principal and Interest Due from HOMEDALE, IDAHO NO. 1, date: 12/23/2005 Recorder’s THE BOARD OF HIGHWAY local time), on the front steps of 12/1/2011 through 5/1/2012: and OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO, instrument number: 254577 COMMISSIONERS WILL the Owyhee County Courthouse, all subsequent payments until ACCORDING TO THE County: Owyhee Sum owing MEET AT 5:30 P.M. ON JULY 20381 State Hwy 78, City of the date of sale or reinstatement. OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF ON on the obligation: as of June 19, 11TH, 2012 AT THE HIGHWAY Murphy located in Owyhee These payments include interest FILE AND OF RECORD IN THE 2012: $77,848.19 Because of DISTRICT OFFICE FOR THE County, State of Idaho. at a fi xed rate. The current rate is OFFICE OF THE RECORDER interest, late charges, and other PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING William L. Bishop, Jr., as 6.375%. Total: $15,046.00. With FOR OWYHEE COUNTY, charges that may vary from day A TOUR OF THE ROADS IN successor trustee, will sell at Monthly Late Charges accruing: IDAHO. to day, the amount due on the day THE HOMEDALE HIGHWAY public auction to the highest 5 late charge(s) at $104.41 for The Successor Trustee has no you pay may be greater. Hence, if DISTRICT. bidder, payable, for certified each monthly payment not made knowledge of a more particular you pay the amount shown above, DATED THIS 29TH DAY OF funds, or the equivalent, which within 15 days of its due date. description of the above-referenced an adjustment may be necessary JUNE, 2012 is lawful money of the United Total Late Charges $522.05. real property, but for purposes of after we receive your check. TERRI URIA, SECRETARY States of America, all payable Property Inspection Fee $25.00. compliance with Section 60-113, For further information write 7/4,11/12 at the time of sale in compliance Total Default $15,593.05 Idaho Code, the Successor Trustee or call the Successor Trustee at with Section 45-1506(9) Idaho The sum owing on the obligation has been informed that the street the address or telephone number REF: CRYAN, JOHN Code, the following described secured by the said trust deed address of 716 Marion Dr., provided above. Basis of default: ROBERT AND CHAPMAN, real property, situated in Owyhee consists of the principal balance Homedale, Idaho, is sometimes failure to make payments when CHARLOTTE, 1452.1210701 County, State of Idaho, and of $317,526.69, together with any associated with said real property. due. Please take notice that the NOTICE: YOU ARE HEREBY described as follows, to-wit; advances plus foreclosure fees and Said sale will be made without Successor Trustee will sell at NOTIFIED THAT THE AMOUNT See Legal Description attached costs. All delinquent amounts are covenant or warranty regarding public auction to the highest bidder OF YOUR INDEBTEDNESS TO hereto and made a part hereof as now due, together with accruing title, possession or encumbrances for certifi ed funds or equivalent THE BENEFICIARY, THEIR Exhibit “A”, late charges and interest, unpaid to satisfy the obligation secured the property described above. SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST The Trustee has no knowledge and accruing taxes, assessments, by and pursuant to the power The property address is identifi ed AND/OR ASSIGNEES AS of a more particular description trustee’s fees, attorney’s fees, and of sale conferred in the Deed of to comply with IC 60-113 but is RECITED BELOW, AS OF of the above-referenced real any amounts advanced to protect Trust executed by ALFONSO not warranted to be correct. The THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE/ property, but for purposes of the security associated with this ALBOR and ROSALINA property’s legal description is: Lot LETTER, IS $331,186.25. compliance with Section 60-113 foreclosure. OJEDA, Husband and Wife, 2, Block 2, Ponderosa Addition, INTEREST FEES AND COSTS Idaho Code, the Trustee has been DATED: May 10, 2012. Grantor, to Ryan M. Fawcett, Homedale, Idaho, Owyhee WILL CONTINUE TO ACCRUE informed that according to the TRUSTEE By: William L. Successor Trustee, for the benefi t County, according to the offi cial AFTER THE DATE OF THIS County Assessor’s office, the Bishop, Jr., Attorney at Law, 720 and security of FIRST SECURITY plat thereof on fi le in the offi ce NOTICE/LETTER. UNLESS address of 7268 Old Bruneau Olive Way, Suite 1201, Seattle, BANK, N.A., recorded August 24, of the Recorder for Owyhee. The YOU DISPUTE THE VALIDITY Hwy., Marsing, ID 83639 is WA 98101. (206) 622-7527 1998, as Instrument No. 225835, sale is subject to conditions, rules OF THE DEBT OR ANY sometimes associated with said EXHIBIT A Mortgage records of Owyhee and procedures as described at the PORTION THEREOF WITHIN real property. This parcel is a portion of County, Idaho; and assigned to sale and which can be reviewed 30 DAYS AFTER RECEIVING Said sale will he made without Government Lot 3 of Section the IDAHO HOUSING AND at www.northwesttrustee.com or NOTICE OF THIS DOCUMENT, covenant or warranty regarding 14, Township 2 North, Range FINANCE ASSOCIATION by USA-Foreclosure.com. The sale THIS OFFICE WILL ASSUME title, possession or encumbrances 4 West of the Boise Meridian, Assignment of Deed of Trust is made without representation, THE DEBT TO BE VALID. IF to satisfy the obligation secured Owyhee County, Idaho and is recorded on August 24, 1998, as warranty or covenant of any kind. YOU NOTIFY THIS OFFICE by and pursuant to the power more particularly described as Instrument No. 225836, Mortgage (TS# 7763.10802) 1002.220163- IN WRITING WITHIN THE of sale conferred in the deed of follows: records of Owyhee County, Idaho. File No. 30-DAY PERIOD THAT THE trust executed by John Robert COMMENCING at the THE ABOVE GRANTOR IS 7/4,11,18,25/12 DEBT OR ANY PORTION Cryan and Charlotte M Chapman, Northwest comer of said NAMED TO COMPLY WITH THEREOF IS DISPUTED, Trustees of the Cryan-Chapman Government Lot 3; thence SECTION 45-1506 (4)(a), IDAHO VERIFICATION OF THE DEBT Trust Dated July 31, 2000, as North 0° 04’ 01” East along the CODE. NO REPRESENTATION For FAST results... WILL BE OBTAINED AND grantors to William L. Bishop, Jr., West boundary of Government IS MADE THAT THEY ARE, try the WILL BE MAILED TO YOU. as successor trustee, for the benefi t Lot 2 of said Section 14 a distance OR ARE NOT, PRESENTLY UPON WRITTEN REQUEST and security of Washington Federal of 130.38 feet; thence RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS Classifieds! WITHIN 30 DAYS, THE Savings, recorded September 17, South 89° 54’ 56” East a OBLIGATION. NAME AND ADDRESS OF 2008, as Instrument No. 266268 distance of 1289.61 feet to a point The default for which this sale is Page 20 Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Public notices NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S Trust. The default for which this the property described above. degrees 22’ 39” East along West and impounds and subsequent SALE: sale is to be made is: Failure to The property address is identifi ed Section line of said Section 7 a installments due thereafter; plus The following described pay the monthly payment due to comply with IC 60-113 but distance of 1,602.67 feet to the late charges, with interest currently property will be sold at public 01/01/2012 of principal, interest is not warranted to be correct. true POINT OF BEGINNING; accruing at 4.875% per annum; auction to the highest bidder, and impounds and subsequent The property’s legal description thence South 0 degrees 22’ 39” together with all subsequent sums payable in lawful money of the installments due thereafter; plus is: A portion of the Northeast East along said West section advanced by benefi ciary pursuant United States, in the lobby of late charges, with interest currently Quarter of the Southeast Quarter line a distance of 200.0 feet to a to the terms and conditions of the Owyhee County Courthouse, accruing at 5.000% per annum; and the Southeast Quarter of the point; thence South 89 degrees said Deed of Trust, and any 20381 State Highway 78, Murphy, together with all subsequent sums Southeast Quarter of Section 4 37’ 21” East a distance of 443.95 supplemental modifications ID 83650, on 10/09/2012 at 11:00 advanced by benefi ciary pursuant and the Northwest Quarter of the feet to an iron pin on West right- thereto. The principal balance AM, (recognized local time) for to the terms and conditions of Southwest Quarter of Section 3, of-way of main Opaline Canal; owing as of this date on said the purpose of foreclosing that said Deed of Trust, and any Township 2 South, Range 2 West, thence North 9 degrees 43’ West obligation is $207,052.62, plus certain Deed of Trust recorded supplemental modifications Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, (recorded as North 11 degrees 08’ interest, costs and expenses 03/10/2008 as Instrument Number thereto. The principal balance Idaho and is more particularly West) along the West right-of- actually incurred in enforcing the 264170, and executed by TRAVIS owing as of this date on said described as follows: Beginning way of Opaline Canal a distance obligations thereunder and in this A BARKELL, AND BECKY A obligation is $225,901.16, plus at the Southwest corner of of 202.91 feet to an iron pin; sale, together with any unpaid and/ BARKELL, HUSBAND AND interest, costs and expenses the Northwest Quarter of the thence North 89 degrees 37’ 21” or accruing real property taxes, WIFE, as Grantor(s), in favor of actually incurred in enforcing the Southwest Quarter of said Section West 409.70 feet to the point and/or assessments, attorneys’ MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC obligations thereunder and in this 3, a found B.L.M. aluminum of beginning. EXCEPTING fees, Trustees’ fees and costs, and REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, sale, together with any unpaid and/ cap monument; thence South 01 THEREFROM any confl icts and any other amount advanced to INC., as Beneficiary, to or accruing real property taxes, degrees 31’53” West along the overlaps which may exist between protect said security, as authorized RECONTRUST COMPANY, and/or assessments, attorneys’ East boundary of the Southeast the above described property and in the promissory note secured N.A., the Current Trustee of fees, Trustees’ fees and costs, and Quarter of the Southeast Quarter a the recorded Plat of Jakubowski by the aforementioned Deed of record, covering the following any other amount advanced to distance of 458.35 feet to a point on Subdivision, Instrument No. Trust. Therefore, the Benefi ciary real property located in Owyhee protect said security, as authorized the Easterly right-of-way of State 181411, recorded June 9, 1984, elects to sell, or cause said trust County, State of Idaho: LEGAL in the promissory note secured Highway 78, a 1/2 X 24 inch rebar and Lot 1 of said Subdivision. The property to be sold, to satisfy DESCRIPTION: A PARCEL OF by the aforementioned Deed of set with a plastic cap stamped L.S. Trustee has no knowledge of a said obligation. NOTICE IS LAND BEING A PORTION OF Trust. Therefore, the Benefi ciary 3627; thence North 18 degrees more particular description of the HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS GOVERNMENT LOT 5 LYING elects to sell, or cause said trust 47’21” West along said Easterly above referenced real property, FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO IN SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP property to be sold, to satisfy boundary a distance of 1037.15 but for purpose of compliance COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY 1 NORTH, RANGE 3 WEST, said obligation. NOTICE IS feet to a 1/2 X 24 inch rebar set with Idaho Code, Section 60-113, INFORMATION OBTAINED BOISE MERIDIAN, OWYHEE HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS with a plastic cap stamped L.S. the Trustee has been informed WILL BE USED FOR THAT COUNTY, IDAHO, AND MORE FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO 3627; thence North 89 degrees that the street address of, 9330 PURPOSE, AND THAT THE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY 39’24” East parallel with the WRIGHT RD, Melba, ID, 83641 DEBT MAY BE DISPUTED. AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING INFORMATION OBTAINED South boundary of said Northwest is sometimes associated with THE ABOVE GRANTORS ARE AT A BRASS CAP MARKING WILL BE USED FOR THAT Quarter of the Southwest Quarter said real property. Bidders must NAMED TO COMPLY WITH THE SOUTHWEST CORNER PURPOSE, AND THAT THE a distance of 852.87 feet to a 1/2 be prepared to tender the trustee SECTION 45-1506(4)(a) IDAHO OF SAID GOVERNMENT DEBT MAY BE DISPUTED. X 24 inch rebar set with a plastic the full amount of the bid at CODE. NO REPRESENTATION LOT 5; THENCE ALONG THE THE ABOVE GRANTORS ARE cap stamped L.S. 3627; thence the sale in the form of cash, or IS MADE THAT THEY ARE, WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF NAMED TO COMPLY WITH South 01 degrees 36’27” West a cashier’s check drawn on a OR ARE NOT, PRESENTLY SAID GOVERNMENT LOT SECTION 45-1506(4)(a) IDAHO parallel with East boundary of state or federally insured savings RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS 5 AND THE CENTERLINE CODE. NO REPRESENTATION said Northwest Quarter of the institution. Said sale will be made OBLIGATION. DATED: OF STATE HIGHWAY NO. IS MADE THAT THEY ARE, Southwest Quarter a distance without covenant or warranty, 06/12/2012, RECONTRUST 78, NORTH 00 DEGREES OR ARE NOT, PRESENTLY of 526.07 feet to a point on the express or implied, regarding title, COMPANY, N.A., Name and 17’00” WEST 619.00 FEET RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS South boundary of said Northwest possession or encumbrances to Address of the Current Trustee TO A RAILROAD SPIKE; OBLIGATION. DATED: Quarter of the Southwest Quarter, satisfy the obligation secured by is: RECONTRUST COMPANY, THENCE LEAVING SAID 05/31/2012 RECONTRUST a 1/2 X 24 inch rebar set with a and pursuant to the power of sale N.A., 1800 Tapo Canyon Rd., WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF COMPANY, N.A., Name and plastic cap stamped L.S. 3627; conferred in that certain Deed of CA6-914-01-94, SIMI VALLEY, GOVERNMENT LOT 5 AND Address of the Current Trustee thence South 89 degrees 39’24” Trust. The default for which this CA 80028-1821, PHONE: (800) SAID CENTERLINE OF STATE is: RECONTRUST COMPANY, West along said South boundary sale is to be made is: Failure to 281-8219. TS # 12-0053712 FEI HIGHWAY NO. 78, NORTH N.A., 1800 Tapo Canyon Rd., a distance of 491.81 feet to the pay the monthly payment due # 1006.161594 89 DEGREES 11’40” EAST CA6-914-01-94, SIMI VALLEY, Point of Beginning. The sale is 05/01/2011 of principal, interest 7/4,11,18,25/12 33.00 FEET TO AN IRON PIN CA 80028-1821, PHONE: (800) subject to conditions, rules and MARKING THE REAL POINT 281-8219. TS # 12-0046876 FEI procedures as described at the OF BEGINNING; THENCE # 1006.160589 sale and which can be reviewed ALONG THE EASTERLY 6/27;7/4,11,18/12 at www.northwesttrustee.com or RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF SAID USA-Foreclosure.com. The sale WE MAKE A HIGHWAY NO. 78, ALONG A NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S is made without representation, LINE 33.00 FEET EASTERLY SALE warranty or covenant of any kind. OF AND PARALLEL WITH Idaho Code 45-1506 Today’s (TS# 7301.28205) 1002.218557- GREAT IMPRESSION SAID WESTERLY BOUNDARY date: June 4, 2012 File No.: File No. OF GOVERNMENT LOT 5, 7301.28205 Sale date and time 6/20,27;7/4,11/12 NORTH 00 DEGREES 17’00” (local time): October 05, 2012 WEST 637.19 FEET TO AN at 11:00 AM Sale location: in NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S IRON PIN; THENCE LEAVING the lobby of the Owyhee County SALE: SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE Courthouse, 20381 State Highway The following described NORTH 89 DEGREES 11’41” 78, Murphy, Idaho 83650 property will be sold at public EAST 355.01 FEET TO AN Property address: 12450 Prairie auction to the highest bidder, IRON PIN; THENCE ALONG Ridge Lane Melba, ID 83641 payable in lawful money of the A LINE PARALLEL WITH Successor Trustee: Northwest United States, in the lobby of AND 388.00 FEET EASTERLY Trustee Services, Inc., an Idaho the Owyhee County Courthouse, OF AND PARALLEL WITH Corporation P.O. Box 997 20381 State Highway 78, Murphy, SAID WESTERLY BOUNDARY Bellevue, WA 98009 (425) 586- ID 83650, on 10/19/2012 at 11:00 OF GOVERNMENT LOT 5, 1900 Deed of Trust information AM, (recognized local time) for SOUTH 00 DEGREES 17’00” Original grantor: Kevin R. the purpose of foreclosing that EAST 637.19 FEET TO AN Skinner and Jennifer L. Skinner, certain Deed of Trust recorded You’ll be impressed by IRON PIN; THENCE SOUTH 89 husband and wife Original trustee: 05/27/2009 as Instrument DEGREES 11’41” WEST 355.01 Pioneer Title Company Original Number 268258, and executed by the quality of our work FEET TO THE REAL POINT benefi ciary: Mortgage Electronic CYNTHIA J FLOYD, A SINGLE OF BEGINNING. The Trustee Registration Systems, Inc. solely PERSON, as Grantor(s), in favor and our personalized service has no knowledge of a more as nominee for Netmore America, of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC particular description of the above Inc Recording date: August 19, REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, We’re a multi-faceted print shop providing complete referenced real property, but 2008 Recorder’s instrument INC., as Beneficiary, to for purpose of compliance with number: 265932 County: Owyhee RECONTRUST COMPANY, services from graphic design and typesetting through Idaho Code, Section 60-113, the Sum owing on the obligation: N.A., the Current Trustee of printing and binding, so no part of your job ever leaves Trustee has been informed that the as of June 4, 2012: $354,608.21 record, covering the following our hands. street address of, 7908 OWYHEE Because of interest, late charges, real property located in Owyhee VIEW LN, Melba, ID 83641- and other charges that may vary County, State of Idaho: LEGAL We offer consistent results at competitive prices. 4212 is sometimes associated from day to day, the amount due DESCRIPTION: A tract of land with said real property. Bidders on the day you pay may be greater. in Government Lot 4 of Section 7, 337-4866 must be prepared to tender the Hence, if you pay the amount Township 1 North, Range 3 West, trustee the full amount of the bid shown above, an adjustment may Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, All types of web and commercial printing at the sale in the form of cash, be necessary after we receive your Idaho which lies South and West or a cashier’s check drawn on a check. For further information of the main canal of the Opaline state or federally insured savings write or call the Successor Trustee Irrigation District and described institution. Said sale will be made at the address or telephone number as follows: Beginning at the without covenant or warranty, provided above. Basis of default: brass cap section corner common express or implied, regarding title, failure to make payments when to Sections 6 and 7, Township possession or encumbrances to due. Please take notice that the 1 North, Range 3 West, Boise Owyhee Publishing satisfy the obligation secured by Successor Trustee will sell at Meridian, and Sections 1 and 12, P.O. BOX 217 HOMEDALE, ID 83628 and pursuant to the power of sale public auction to the highest bidder Township 1 North, Range 4 West, conferred in that certain Deed of for certifi ed funds or equivalent Boise Meridian; thence South 0 Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Page 21 Public notices NOTICE OF EXCHANGE Section 33: NE¼NE¼, SW¼, S½SE¼. T. 10 S., R. 2 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee T. 15 S., R. 6 W., Boise Meridian, PROPOSAL: IDI-36306 County, Idaho Owyhee County, Idaho Proposed Exchange of Lands in Section 34: NW¼, NE¼SW¼, and Section 16: All Section 36: All Owyhee County, Idaho portions of SW¼NE¼, S½SW¼, and Section 36: All T. 15 S., R. 4 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT W½SE¼ (north of Mud Flat Road). T. 10 S., R. 3 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho OF THE INTERIOR, Bureau of Land T. 9 S., R. 3 W., Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho Section 36: All Management (BLM), Boise District, 3948 County, Idaho Section 16: All T. 15 S., R. 8 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee Development Avenue, Boise, ID 83705- Section 11: N½SE¼, SE¼SE¼. Section 36: All County, Idaho 5389. T. 10 S., R. 4 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee Section 16: All Notice is hereby given that the BLM is T. 9 S., R. 4 W., Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho Section 36: All considering a proposal to enter into a land County, Idaho Section 16: All T. 16 S., R. 4 W., Boise Meridian, exchange with the Idaho Department of Section 6: all Federal land outside of the T. 10 S., R. 7 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee Owyhee County, Idaho Lands (IDL) pursuant to Section 206 of the North Fork Owyhee Wilderness boundary. County, Idaho Section 16: All Federal Land Policy and Management Act Section 7: all Federal land outside of the Section 16: All T. 16 S., R. 5 W., Boise Meridian, of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1716), as amended. The North Fork Owyhee Wilderness boundary. Section 36: All Owyhee County, Idaho exchange is being considered to allow both T. 9 S., R. 5 W., Boise Meridian, Owyhee T. 11 S., R. 2 W., Boise Meridian, Section 16: All the United States and the IDL to consolidate County, Idaho Owyhee County, Idaho T. 16 S., R. 5 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee their respective ownerships, and to enhance Section 2: Lots 2 - 4, S1/2NE1/4. Section 16: All County, Idaho and make more effi cient the management T. 11 S., R. 3 W., Boise Meridian, Section 3: S½SE¼. and use of their lands. Section 3: Lot 1. Owyhee County, Idaho Section 10: NE¼NE¼, W½, W½E½. In the proposal, the United States would T. 9 S., R. 5 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee Section 36: All convey to the IDL fee title to the following- County, Idaho T. 11 S., R. 5 W., Boise Meridian, T. 16 S., R. 9 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee described Federal land: Sections 13 through 15: All. Owyhee County, Idaho County, Idaho T. 3 N., R. 6 W., Boise Meridian, Owyhee Sections 17 through 35: All. Section 16: All Section 16: All County, Idaho T. 10 S., R. 2 W., Boise Meridian, T. 11 S., R. 3 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee Aggregating approximately 37,880.48 Section 26: Lot 3, 4, E½SW¼, Owyhee County, Idaho County, Idaho acres, more or less. SW¼SE¼. Section 3: Lot 4. Section 23: NE¼SE¼. The exchange would be completed Section 35: All. Section 4: Lots 1 - 4, SW¼NE¼. T. 11 S., R. 6 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee on an equal value basis subject to valid T. 2 N., R. 4 W., Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho existing rights. Subject to limitations County, Idaho T. 10 S., R. 5 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee Section 36: All prescribed by law and regulation, prior Section 19: Lots 1 - 4, E½W½, County, Idaho T. 11 S., R. 7 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee to patent issuance, a holder of any right- S½SE¼. Sections 2 through 10: All. County, Idaho of-way within the Federal parcels may Section 30: Lots 1 - 4, NE¼, E½W½, Sections 17 and 18: All. Section 16: All be given the opportunity to amend their N½SE¼, N½N½SW¼SE¼, SE¼SE¼. Aggregating approximately 32,793.34 Section 36: All right-of-way for conversion to a new term, Section 31: Lots 1, 2, 4 - 7, 9, 10, 12, acres. T. 12 S., R. 1 W., Boise Meridian, including perpetuity, if applicable, or to NE¼NE¼, S½S½NW¼NE¼, S½NE¼, In exchange for the above Federal land, Owyhee County, Idaho an easement. Surface estates, mineral SE¼SW¼, SE¼. the IDL would convey to the United States Section 24: W½NE¼. estates, water rights, and livestock grazing T. 6 S., R. 3 W., Boise Meridian, Owyhee fee title to the following-described State Section 36: All improvements owned by each party would County, Idaho lands: T. 12 S., R. 5 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee be exchanged. Section 26: SW¼SW¼. T. 7 S., R. 1 E., Boise Meridian. Owyhee County, Idaho On November 18, 2008 and March 6, Section 27: SE¼NE¼, SE¼SW¼, County, Idaho Section 36: All 2012, and subject to valid existing rights, NE¼SE¼, S½SE¼. Section 36: All T. 12 S., R. 6 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee the above Federal lands were segregated Section 34: NE¼NE¼. T. 7 S., R. 2 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho from appropriation under the public land Section 35: All. County, Idaho Section 16: All laws, except for the exchange provisions of T. 7 S., R. 3 W., Boise Meridian, Owyhee Section 36: All Section 36: All the Federal Land Policy and Management County, Idaho T. 8 S., R. 1 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee T. 12 S., R. 7 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee Act of 1976, as amended, and from the Section 1: Lot 3, 4, SW¼NW¼, County, Idaho County, Idaho mining and mineral leasing laws for a W½SW¼, SE¼SW¼. Section 36: All Section 16: All period of fi ve years, or until the exchange Section 2: All. T. 8 S., R. 2 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee T. 13 S., R. 3 W., Boise Meridian, would be consummated. Section 9: portions of N½, NE¼SW¼, County, Idaho Owyhee County, Idaho For more detailed information and SE¼ (north of the Jordan Valley to Section 16: All Section 16: N½NE¼, SW¼NE¼, W½, concerning the proposed exchange, contact Triangle Road). Section 36: All NW¼SE¼, S½SE¼. John Sullivan, Supervisory Resource Section 10: All. T. 8 S., R. 3 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee T. 13 S., R. 6 W., Boise Meridian, Management Specialist, at the above Section 11: N½, W½SW¼. County, Idaho Owyhee County, Idaho address or at (208) 384-3338. Section 12: NW¼NW¼. Section 16: All Section 36: All Interested parties may submit in writing Section 15: portion of N½ (north of the Section 36: All T. 13 S., R. 6 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee any comments on, or concerns about, the Jordan Valley to Triangle Road). T. 8 S., R. 4 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho land exchange proposal, including advising T. 8 S., R. 4 W., Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho Section 16: All the BLM as to any liens, encumbrances, County, Idaho Section 16: All Section 36: All or other claims relating to the lands being Section 11: N½SE¼, SE¼SE¼. T. 9 S., R. 5 W., Boise Meridian, Owyhee T. 13 S., R. 7 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee considered for exchange. In order to be County, Idaho County, Idaho considered in the environmental analysis T. 8 S., R. 5 W., Boise Meridian, Owyhee Section 36: All Section 16: All of the proposed exchange, comments must County, Idaho T. 9 S., R. 2 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee Section 36: All be in writing addressed to John Sullivan, Section 23: NW¼NW¼, NE¼SW¼, County, Idaho T. 14 S., R. 3 W., Boise Meridian, Supervisory Resource Management NW¼SE¼. Section 16: All Owyhee County, Idaho Specialist, at the above address, and Section 34: Lot 1, N½N½, SE¼NE¼, Section 36: All Section 16: All postmarked or delivered within 45 days NE¼SE¼. T. 9 S., R. 3 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee T. 14 S., R. 5 W., Boise Meridian, after the initial date of publication of this Section 35: Lots 1 - 4, NW¼NE¼, County, Idaho Owyhee County, Idaho Notice. Facsimiles, e-mails, and telephone S½NE¼, NW¼, N½SW¼, NE¼SE¼. Section 16: All Section 16: All calls are unacceptable means of comment Section 36: All T. 14 S., R. 6 W., Boise Meridian, submission. Before including your address, T. 9 S., R. 2 W., Boise Meridian, Owyhee T. 9 S., R. 4 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee Owyhee County, Idaho phone number, e-mail address, or other County, Idaho County, Idaho Section 36: All personal identifying information in your Section 5: SE¼. Section 16: All T. 14 S., R. 7 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee comment, you should be aware that your Section 8: E½. T. 9 S., R. 6 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho entire comment - including your personal Section 20: E½, E½W½. County, Idaho Section 36: All identifying information - may be made Section 21: N½NE¼, SE¼NE¼, W½, Section 36: All T. 14 S., R. 8 E., Boise Meridian, Owyhee publicly available at any time. While you SE¼SE¼. T. 10 S., R. 2 W., Boise Meridian, County, Idaho can ask us in your comment to withhold Section 27: SW¼. Owyhee County, Idaho Section 16: All your personal identifying information from Section 28: N½, NE¼SW¼, SE¼. Section 16: All Section 36: All public review, we cannot guarantee that we Section 36: All T. 15 S., R. 1 W., Boise Meridian, will be able to do so. Section 31: N½NW¼, SE¼NW¼, T. 10 S., R. 3 W., Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho Signed: Aden L. Seidlitz, Boise District SW¼SW¼, N½SE¼. Owyhee County, Idaho Section 16: All Manager Section 32: SE¼NE¼, NE¼SW¼, Section 36: All T. 15 S., R. 5 W., Boise Meridian, Dated: May 31, 2012 N½SE¼, SE¼SE¼. T. 10 S., R. 6 W., Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho June 20 and 27; July 4 and 11, 2012 Owyhee County, Idaho Section 16: All Section 36: All Section 36: All Page 22 Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Our Lady of Tears Church Silver City Owyhee County 2012 Mass Schedule - the following Sundays June 10 @ 1pm • July 22 @ Noon August 12 @ Noon • Sept. 2 @ 1pm Church Directory All are welcome! For more information, call WHAT DO St. Paul's Church, Nampa 466-7031 YOU HAVE Iglesia Misionera Biblica Knight Community Church Crossroads Assembly of God Homedale Grand View Pastor Silverio Cardenas Jr. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Wilder TO ADVERTISE 132 E Owyhee • 337-5975 Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Pastors Ron & Martha Servicios: Mar - 7pm - Oracion Adult Bible Study: Wednesday, 7 p.m. Hwy 19 & 95, 482-7644 Sunday School 10am Mier - 7pm Predicacion Knight's Neighborhood: Sunday Morning Worship 11am Dom - 10am Esc. Dom y 6pm (Youth Activity Group) Friday 5-6:30 pm THIS WEEK? "Una Iglesia Diferente." Sunday Evening Worship 6pm Wed. Bible Study 7pm

Assembly of God Friends Community Our Lady of the Valley Church Church Catholic Church Homedale 1122 W. Linden St., Caldwell 15 West Montana, 337-4458 Wilder - Homedale 459-3653 Pastor George Greenwood 17434 Hwy 95, 337-3464 Mass: Sunday School 9:30 am Sunday School 9:30am Saturday 5:00 pm Worship Services: 10:45 am Sundays Sunday Morning Worship 10:30am Sunday 9:30 am Wednesday Prayer Meeting: 5:30 pm Spanish Mass: Saturday 7:00 pm Sunday Evening Service 6:00pm Wednesday CLC: 3:15 pm Wed. Bible Study 7:00pm Spanish Mass: Sunday Noon

Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church Chapel of Hope Church of Jesus Christ of Hope House, Marsing Latter Day Saints Homedale - 337-4248 Look for the Blue Church Sunday Services 10am South Bruneau Hwy at the Hope House Homedale Pastor Sean Rippey Welcoming Families, especially those with 708 West Idaho Ave 337-4112 Adult Sunday School 9-9:45am special needs children. Bishop Travis Kraupp Visitors Always Welcome! Keith Croft, Pastor 880-2767 Bishop Ronald Spencer Call Church for Prayer requests Jake & Alisha Henrioulle, Youth Pastors 761-6747 Sunday 1st Ward 9am Sunday Services at 10 am Sunday 2nd Ward 12:30pm

Reach 8,000 Readers Every Homedale Baptist Wilder Church of God Mountain View Church Wilder Church of the Nazarene Week in the Owyhee Avalanche Homedale 205 A St. E, 482-7839 26515 Ustick Road, Wilder 212 S. 1st W. Pastor Ray Gerthung 337-3151 In Print & Online as low as $5.00 Sunday School 10am-11am Sunday School 9:45am Sunday School 9:30 Sunday Worship 11am-Noon Sunday Service 11am Worship 10:30 Call 337-4681 Wednesday Evening 7pm Sunday Eve. 6:00pm Adult & Youth Bible Class: Wednesday 7:00 pm Pastor James Huls Wed. Eve. 7:00pm

Iglesia Evangelica Wilder Marsing Church of Christ Please enter my subscription to the MARSING APOSTOLIC ASSEMBLY 317 3rd st., Marsing 932 Franklin, Marsing Asamblea Apostolica de Marsing Pastor Ramiro Reyes Owyhee Avalanche now! Enclosed is $______107 W. Main • Marsing, Idaho 10 am Sunday School Pastor Jose Gutierrez Minister Gib Nelson 11 am Service NAME______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 ADDRESS______Bilingual Services/Español CITY______Bible Missionary Church STATE______ZIP______Christian Church Homedale Assembly of God Church Homedale West Idaho, 337-3425 Marsing Pastor Ron Franklin SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 110 W. Montana, 337-3626 139 Kerry, 965-1650 Sunday School 10am Owyhee County...... $31.80 Pastor Maurice Jones Pastor Rick Sherrow Worship 11am Canyon, Ada and Malheur Counties...... $37.10 Sunday Morning Worship 11am Sunday School 10am Sunday Evening 7pm Church school 9:45 Sunday Worship 11am & 6 pm Elsewhere ...... $42.40 Wednesday Evening 7:30 Elsewhere ...... $40.00 Sales Tax included where applicable

Lizard Butte Baptist Church Nazarene Church Trinity Holiness Church Marsing Marsing Homedale Pastor David London Pastor Bill O'Connor 119 N. Main P.O. BOX 97 • HOMEDALE , ID 83628 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 EXCAVATION & AG

Church of Jesus Christ of Vision Community Church Latter Day Saints Marsing United Methodist Church AUCTION Marsing 221 West Main Marsing, Idaho Wilder INTERNET ONLY BIDDING 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 !5#4)/.#,/3%37%$.%3$!9 *5,9s0--34 Bishop Jensen Sunday Service 10:30 a.m. Pastor June Fothergill PARTIAL LIST: 2000 JD 550 Dozer, 4174 hours, nice* 1533 4X4 Diesel Tractor Sunday 2nd Ward, 12:30 p.m. Adult, Kids & Youth Meetings Wed. 7:00 p.m. Sunday Services 9:30am with loader and backhoe, only 680 hours * approx. 20 tons 2nd cutting alfalfa Bishop Parry small bales* Flatbed trailer* Cement mixers* Extreme X60 airless epoxy sprayer* Generator welders* Vehicles*, 8X12 storage unit* 1988 IH Eagle Dump Truck* Calvary Holiness Church Lippman 12”x36” Duplex Crusher* 1999 Trailmax triple dual tilt deck Equipment First Seventh Day Adventist trailer* 1986 Case 252 Vibratory Roller* 1983 IH 9300 Dump Truck* IH 4000 Gal. Wilder Presbyterian Church Homedale water truck* Weldco Beales 4’ Excavator brush cutter* 38 & 46 foot conveyors* Corner of 3rd St. & B Ave. 16613 Garnet Rd., Wacker hydraulic jackhammer unit* Hyster XA-60 forklift* Hesston 4600 Inline Homedale Sunday School: 10:00 a.m. 880-0902 or 453-9289 Sunday Morning Worship: 11:00 a.m. baler* IH Fleetstar dump truck* NH 425 Baler* 91 GMC Topkick C&C* Volume 320 N. 6th W., 337-3060 Pastor Chuck Dimick pumps* 2- 8N Ford Tractors* Boats* 3 point Equipment* GN Flatbed trailer* 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 Trailers* Pipe* Shop Tools* Hand Tools* Furniture* Guns* Silver Dollars* Truck & Sunday School 11am Food Pantry Open Fridays 10 am - Noon Tuesday Prayer Mtg. 7:00 pm Pickup Tires* Much more not listed!! OVER 700 Lots to choose from! Our Lady Queen of Heaven Iglesia Bautista Amistad Cristiana de Wilder Preview & Inspections 7/16, 7/17, and 7/18 8:30 am-5:00 pm Catholic Church - Oreana For Pictures, Videos, Information and TO BID go to: Palabra de Esperanza 2012 Mass Schedule - UMC Homedale the following Saturdays at 9:30am Esquina de 4 y calle B July 14 - Aug. 11 Domingos Servicio: 12:00 pm www.pickettauctions.com El Ropero (Banco de ropa) Miercoles 12- 2pm 711 W. Idaho, 463-9569 Sept. 22 - Oct. 27 - Nov. 24 - Dec. 22 Martes y Jueves: 6:30 pm Ingles Pastor Jose Diaz All are welcome! For more information, call Sabados: 12:00 pm Arte Infantil Pickett Auction Service Servicios: Los Domingos 11:00 am St. Paul's Church, Nampa 466-7031 Todo en Espanol, Inf. 989 7508 0(/.%   Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Page 23 Classifieds Reach 8,000 Readers Every Week in the Owyhee Avalanche )N0RINT/NLINEASLOWASs#ALL OREMAILADSTOJENNIFER OWYHEEAVALANCHECOM

FOR SALE FOR RENT FARM & RANCH Sears dryer, heavy duty, super HELP WANTED SERVICES capacity, white, great condition, 2 bdrm house, Homedale. For more information call 573-8994 Wanted: 100 ton feeder hay. Help wanted for large modular $100. 989-7378 for rent. 642-7820 or 337-5366 Grindstaff Fencing. Fencing of Chocolate lab, pure bred, 6 Wilder apartments mancamp project in North all types. New & Repairs. Larry weeks old, $200. 880-7924 Please call 899-0648 Wanted to rent or sharecrop Dakota, starts August 1st. Grindstaff 208-283-8056 Jump Creek Storage. farm ground or pasture within 15 General laborers $15-20 per hour. 1983 Marlette mobile home, Residential/ commercial steel miles of Homedale. 642-7820 or Owyhee Mountain Lawn 14x66 w/pull out living & dining. Experienced modular/mobile Care. Professional & reliable. 2 bdrm 2 bth in good shape. concrete units, 5x15, 10x5, 10x25. 337-5366 home setup person $20-30 per Reasonable rates, senior discount. Comes with 45x12 foot awning. Vehicles, equipment, engines ok! Excellent alfalfa for sale. $9 a hour. No Drugs. No Drinking. Lawn mowing, trimming, $9000 OBO. Must be moved. Price match +discounts! 509- bale or $200 a ton, Wilder. 866- This is hard work if you’re tough pruning, clean-ups & all your 208-922-5365 539-6010, 208-250-2461 2018 enough. Del Phifer 208-337- lawn care needs. Free estimates Marsing Storage Inc., Hwy 55 Brian Jarnes Horseshoeing. 5366 or 916-216-8917. Phifer Idaho Pears. Hell’s Canyon & Van Rd. 10x10 units available, Reliable service, 10 years call Tyler 880-1573 brand by the can or case. Construction, Homedale. Daycare, all ages, ICCP Robinson Fruit Ranch. 459-2269 trailer spaces. Call 208-830- experience. 208-615-1852 Social Worker/ Counselor. New approved, all meals provided, or 459-7987 1641 Balewagons: I sell & buy New opportunity in Boise serving preschool available now, limited Holland, self-propelled & pull- the chronically homeless. 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