WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 2003 Established 1865

VOLUME 19, NUMBER 30 HOMEDALE, OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS

School district seeks input Poison Ivy, pretty and green, Hundreds gather in Grand on raising sports fees Poison Ivy, nasty and mean View to honor volunteers page 3 page 6 page 8 New address change deadline nears Marsing mail being returned already Post offices in the area will soon be stamping “returned to sender” on mail that is incorrectly addressed as the one year deadline for changing rural addressing is fast approaching. Last year, everyone that had an address change was notified of their new address and was told that their mail would be delivered to their old address for one year. But that year is nearly up in most of the county and is past in Marsing. Postmaster Rob Herndon in Homedale said people who had their addresses changed due to the county’s rural addressing project will need to notify anyone who may send them mail of their new address before October or their mail could be “returned to sender.” “Marsing went on line a year ago in June,” Herndon said. “Homedale deadline is in October. People have been notified a year ago that they need to change their address. We can only continue to deliver mail that is not properly addressed for one year and that deadline is nearly up. It makes a big difference to Shoshone-Paiutes ride us to deliver the mail to its recipients, but the machines in Boise Members of the Shoshone-Paiute Indian tribe ride on horse back during last weekend’s now have our sort plan in them. When the county coordinated Grand View Days Celebration. Three days of activities entertained participants beginning with the post office they gave us the addresses and the machines last Friday night. Additional photos, page 8. –– to page 4 Resident concerned E911 could be ready this week The long awaited for Enhanced 911 system is scheduled to be up and running by vandals removing this week, Owyhee County Sheriff Gary Aman said Friday. The system is scheduled for a trial run early Thursday morning. Aman said the stop signs on Ustick only thing the department is waiting on is a few “bugs” to be worked out with Frontier Telephone Company. The removal of several stop signs on Ustick Engineers worked most of last week to finish installing the necessary equipment Road in Canyon County, north east of Homedale, into the dispatch center in Murphy last week and Aman said the many years of has one resident very concerned about what to work on the system is finally becoming a reality. do and who can be the vandals removing them. “It has been a lot of work for very many people,” Aman said. “Now the reward Wendy Anderson and her family live on is going to be when the system is finally operational.” Ustick Road near one of the intersections where vandals have removed stop signs over five E911 times in the last three months. Workers from the Owyhee County Dispatcher Golden Gate Highway District continue to Sherry Olsen works on the replace the signs, but Anderson would like to county’s new E911 in house see the problem stopped. system. On the left is the Idaho “I have four kids who wait for the school bus Law Enforcement Telecom- on this road,” Anderson said. “People drive this munications system, ILETS. road at well over 50 miles per hour. I have The monitor in the middle is reported it every time to the Canyon County Missing signs connected with the ILETS sys- Sheriff’s Office but so far no one has been Wendy Anderson stands near tem to allow dispatchers to caught.” a stop sign on the corner of view and work on two screens Wes Hancock, from the highway district Allendale and Ustick Roads in at the same time. When the said he has replaced the signs many times, Canyon County. Anderson said E911 system is fully opera- sometimes twice in one day. He said the signs someone is removing the signs tional, dispatchers will not are not always gone. Sometimes they are just in the area and she is concerned need to answer a regular knocked down or destroyed. that a serious accident could phone, the computer will an- “I have put one of them back up twice in one happen if the matter is not swer the phone. –– to page 4 addressed. Page 2 Wednesday, July 23, 2003 Homedale teen is president of “Spud’s Little Bull Co.” The highlight of nearly every rodeo is the bull riding event where cowboys compete for the best score of an eight second ride on the back of some of the strongest bulls in the area. A Homedale teen is working to add a little more excitement to the series by pitting the strongest of the young cowboys against miniature bulls. At first sight of these half size bulls, one might think, “this is a breeze,” but once on the back of a nearly 850 pound miniature Brahma bull whose legs are much shorter and can twist faster than most full size bulls, most cowboys find themselves in the dirt along with the best. Brian Martinat, 15, recently brought home seven min- iature bulls which will be used in the rodeo portion of the Owyhee County Fair and Rodeo next month. Martinat said he got the idea after watching the miniature bull-riding event last year. Miniature power He purchased seven of the bulls in Washington recently Fifteen year old Brian Martinat rounds up a herd of his miniature bulls in a corral near and brought them to the Homedale area last week. He will Homedale last week. Martinat recently bought seven of the powerful beasts in Washington and have two sections of bull riding for kids from 9-14 who they are scheduled to make their first bucking appearance during next month’s Owyhee County weighs up to 110 pounds. Fair and Rodeo. “No, I won’t ride them, I’m the owner,” Martinat said with a grin in his bull stable. “I got into this business because I was impressed with the miniatures they had in Stolen vehicle found in Nevada Books open Homedale last year. Steer riding wasn’t hitting me right A vehicle stolen from Les Schwab Tire Center in Homedale because it wasn’t like riding a bull, but the miniature bulls was found a few days later near a home in Winnemucca, Nevada Monday for is just like riding a bull so I bought a line of my own.” last week Homedale Police Chief Jeff Eidemiller said. Martinat said he was not aware of anyone in the state Eidemiller said Monday that a black1976 Ford F150 flatbed rodeo who had a line of miniature bulls so he hopes to be able to owned by Dennis Pruett, had been stolen from the business travel with his herd. between the hours of 9:15 p.m. July 13 and the following The books will open for the “These things are the real deal,” Martinat said. “We put morning. Owyhee County Rodeo on a dummy on them last night and everyone of them bucked The vehicle was found several days later in Nevada when Monday July 28 and Tuesday Nevada State Police received a call on an abandoned vehicle. July 29. The opening night of well. We got lucky that all of them will be able to be used.” Eidemiller said the reporting party stated that the pickup had the rodeo will be on August 6 Martinat said he purchased the bulls with money he has been sitting on his property for three days before he reported it with four big nights of rodeo saved over the years from 4-H projects. He said he has two to officers. action. bulls that he hopes to have bounty money on for next Eidemiller said the Winnemucca Police Department is Local rodeo event month’s rodeo. He said he had planned to use the money processing the vehicle and hopes fingerprints will be found. He participants can call Ilene from college, but feels he can earn more money for college said the investigation is ongoing. Canning at 459-9778 on by investing it in a line of miniature bulls. Monday from 8 a.m. until 7 The miniature bulls can be seen during each night of the Man arrested with loaded firearm p.m. and on Tuesday from 7 Owyhee County Fair and Rodeo beginning August 6th. A Homedale Police Officer arrested a Homedale man last a.m. until 10 a.m. week for possession of drug paraphernalia, violation of the Local events include juvenile corrections act, aiding and abetting in the delinquency miniature bull riding, different THIS WEEK’S SPECIALs! of a minor and for felony possession of a firearm. age groups, mutton busting, 5- David Grimaldo, 19, was arrested Wednesday on Owyhee 7 year olds under 55 pounds, Avenue and taken to the county jail after Homedale officer Mike junior steer riding, 10-12 year Spagnola found him with a loaded 22 caliber pistol. olds, ranch hand bronc riding, Homedale Police Chief Jeff Eidemiller said the officer trophy buckle sponsored by observed Grimaldo with a “marijuana bong.” He said three Maher family, wild horse race juveniles were with Grimaldo during the time of the arrest. 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Buy it, sell it, CAR COMPANY Residential Commercial 17211 Highway 95 • Homedale • 337-5040 24 Hour Emergency Service trade it, rent it... Jerry Perkins Se Habla Espanõl in the Homedale • 337-5812 LARGE SELECTION OF USED CAMPER SHELLS 573-1788 • 337-3674 Ben & Lori Badiola / Owners Classifieds! Wednesday, July 23, 2003 Page 3 School district seeks input on raising sports fees Patrons in the Homedale A notice of fee increase from not discuss where the funding School District will have an the district states a 300 percent would come from. District opportunity to tell school board increase for revenue generating Superintendent Bob Lisonbee members what they think about sports, 167 percent increase for said Tuesday that a breakdown paying higher costs for their non revenue generating first of the cost to add soccer has athletes to participate in school and second sports and 700 not yet been determined. sporting events during a public percent increase for non- “If a student is involved in hearing. The hearing will be revenue generating sports third two spring sports, it will cost held on August 11 during the or more events. $40 per year because they are district’s next board meeting. The proposed increase not revenue-generating sports Currently a student at the would require athletes to pay in the spring,” Lisonbee said. public school who chooses to $15 for every revenue- “If they participate in football Apple Tree Daycare and Learning Center participate in a school- generating sport including in the fall, basketball in the Becky Wright, Liese Nielsen and two children they provide sanctioned sport event pays football, basketball, wrestling, winter and baseball in the care for, stand in front of the Apple Tree Daycare and Learning $15 for the first non-revenue volleyball, and newly added spring, it will cost them $70 Center located in Marsing. The center opened last week and is generating sport, $15 for the soccer. But to participate in a for the year.” If a student chose open from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. second and $5 for the third or non-revenue generating sport, to participate in cross-country, more sport. They pay $5 for an athlete will be required to basketball, softball, and track, Daycare, learning center the third or more revenue pay $40 per sport including it would cost them $135 per generating sport. The proposed spring sports. year. increase could require some During last month’s meeting He said Homedale’s soccer opens in Marsing athletes to pay as much as eight the board voted to add soccer team will play approximately The focus is on the children, that is the motto of a new times more for one event than to the middle school and high 10 games during the season, daycare, learning center in Marsing, which opened its doors last they would have in the past. school, but board members did five away and five at-home week and are now taking applications for additional children. games. The closest team Becky Wright owns and operates the Appletree Daycare and Homedale will play will be Learning Center on Franklin street and is open from 6 a.m. until Middleton and the farthest the 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Wright will take care of and Fair board changes team would have to travel teach preschool children and her assistant Liese Nielsen will would be to the McCall/ give attention and care to the infants. Donnelly district. Wright worked for the local head start program for several beer sales location “Two districts have years while she owned an upholstery shop in Marsing. She said combined to form a district that The American Legion beer and arm-bands would be issued she received a super substitute teacher of the year award. we can play against,” Lisonbee booth will move back to its to those who are legal age and “I found out that I liked the kids better than I did the said. “We will be able to play original location at the Owyhee have had their identification upholstery business,” Wright laughed. “We have a baby coming Payette, Fruitland, Nyssa, th County Fair and Rodeo checked. on the 24 because her mother is going back to school. Things Middleton, and McCall/ grounds to sell beer this year, This year the legion will set are starting to fill up.” Donnelly. So we will play five in an attempt to boost falling up tables in front of the “bar” Wright is licensed through the State of Idaho and said she can away games and five home sales. The fair board announced location so families, including take up to 15 children in her center. She said she does accept games. People will be charged the location change during a minors, can join adults for subsidies for childcare and has passed all of the necessary $5 for adults and $3 for students regular meeting last week as dinners or anything else while inspections. She said Nielsen and herself are first aid and CPR to attend the games.” well as finalizing plans for the the adult drinks alcohol. certified and they have passed the states background check and Lisonbee said the district rodeo beer sales locations. Owyhee County Sheriff have been fingerprinted and recorded. fund pays for the transportation Over the past few years, the Deputy Gary Olsen told the The center has a separate room for the infants as well as a and for the coaches required legion has been selling beer board that minors could not be room for nap time, classes, and regular playtimes. The yard is for the sport. He said the money behind a chain-link fence in an allowed in the location where surrounded by a chain link fence and holds a sandbox as well as for the remaining requirements attempt to keep underage kids the beer is being sold, but if a a swing and a slide. Picnic tables are on the deck for lunches and that athletics demands are paid from having access to the separate area was available times outside. for by the athletic department alcohol. But last year an away from the sale of alcohol “We want to give children a home away from home funds. undercover officer, who was the legion would not be in atmosphere,” Wright said. “It is hard enough on children when One person has applied for under the allowed drinking age, violation of any laws. their mothers need to work, but we can make it a little easier by the coaching position of the was able to purchase beer from Rodeo Board member Chris offering a place for the kids to go, learn and be taken care of.” girl’s soccer team. Lisonbee the legion booth. This year the Landa told fair board members said the applicant is from booth will be moved back to its that the rodeo board planned to Caldwell and would not hold a original location near the stage sell beer only during the rodeo teaching position in the district. Don’t miss our and a spokesman for the group and only in the rodeo beer The cost to travel to McCall/ said tighter security will be in garden and the first set of Donnelly for an athletic event place. bleachers near the northeast Special section is nearly $700 per bus, per trip. Legion Post Commander corner of the grounds. He said Lisonbee said that amount is Jake Pierce told the board a security company had been based on last year’s average Owyhee Thursday night that several hired to patrol the rodeo price of $2.59 per mile. He “bouncers” will be on sight grounds and arm-bands would said this year’s cost would during the time of beer sales also be issued to people who probably be higher due to had been checked for increased gas prices. -CB Cattlemen identification.

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AL Serving Caldwell, Homedale, Nampa, Parma NNU A TION NVEN Y CO R CIT ILVE AT S AY, next SATURD . 2, 2003 today! * Share your AUG Wednesday, Have the interests and abilities Owyhee Avalanche with a young person in July 30 delivered to your home each week! your community * SECTION B JULY 30, 2003 337-4681 * TRANFORM A LIFE! * CALL 461-4098 for more information Page 4 Wednesday, July 23, 2003 Father and sons From page 1 place in Cascade Birth Ranch Rodeo Slade Fredrick Grant residents a year ago. Slade Fredrick Grant was born to Cindy and Perry Grant of In Murphy the deadline has A father and his two sons 3 Address placed in the top three spots of Homedale on July 11, 2003. Slade weighed 8 lbs. and 4 oz. and that sort mail in Boise are also passed, but the postmaster was 20 1/2 inches long. He was born at St. Al’s in Boise. Slade there said she still tries to get the July Fourth Ranch Rodeo programmed to sort mail held in Cascade earlier this joins three siblings, Alex, Mike and Monica. the mail to those who have not according to the new addresses. month. Martin, Will and Wade Paternal grandparents are Debbie and Bob Grant of Homedale. changed their address. They can not keep two Black participated in the event Maternal grandparents are Fred and LaDonna Wilhelm of addresses for the same house “It is tough,” she said. “I that included 13 teams and nine Meridian. in their system forever. We would like to tell people to team penning teams. have a cut off date and that date please use their new addresses. The results included in first is nearly here.” We try to continue to deliver place, Sarah Davis, Jess BSU selects local The address system was the mail to those we know, but Torgerson, Will Black, and Senior established in the county to be we won’t be able to do that Walter Miller. In second place, lady as student used with the Enhanced 911 forever.” Brad Ford, Spencer Ford, Greg ambassador emergency telephone system. The postmasters in Bruneau Powell and Therron Hook and news Carol Lauson, Homedale, A requirement of the E911 and Grand View were unsure in third place, Paul Davis, when their deadline was going Martin Black, Sandy Black and Homedale was recently chosen as one of system is the assignment and Boise State University’s use of a complete locatable into effect. Wade Black. July 24: Roast beef, potatoes/ In team penning, Karon gravy, green beans, salad bar/ student ambassador. address to replace all rural Ambassadors are involved route/box number type address. Jensen, Louie Gillett and Kevin roll, pudding. Knabb won the adult team, and July 25: Birds of Prey 9:00AM. in all aspects of the university, Herndon said people will volunteering to lead campus not be able to fill out a change 3 Stop sign Paul Davis, Elizabeth Davis Biscuits and gravy, hot cakes, sausage and eggs, hashbrowns, tours, student recruitment, of address form because the and Justin Davis won in the toast. homecoming events, career address still goes to the same day on Allendale,” Hancock junior team. July 27: Bingo 1PM. fairs, the annual Gene Harris location. said. “We have had a terrible Jazz Festival, numerous problem with the signs in that July 28: Shopping at Caldwell “We have been delivering 4-H club to 9:00AM Pavilion events, and other area. I don’t know why it is just to both addresses for a year,” July 29: Tuna casserole, beets/ alumni and donor activities. Herndon explained. “People the two intersections. We put roll, salad bar, peach pie. Thirty-four students have been have been told to change their up a new post and a new sign raffle rifle selected to serve as address. The post office has and it wasn’t long before it was The Rusty Spurs 4-H horse Marsing ambassadors for the 2003-04 basically granted them a pulled down and destroyed.” club will raffle a Marlin 45-70 academic year. July 23: Roast pork, potatoes, change of address for a year. Hancock said it can cost up guide rifle new in the box as gravy, green vegetable, salad, Our forwarding system says to about $50 to replace a sign. part of a fundraising project He said most of the time the bread, fruit, beverage. Buy it, sell it, that we can only forward for a for the group. July 24: Meat balls in sauce sign can be picked up off of the year and after that it goes back. The gun will be given to one over whipped potatoes, carrot trade it, rent it... We have done that.” ground and put back up. lucky winner on Tuesday night salad, vegetables, soup of the in the Don Cassity, Post Master “If someone comes out here the second night of the Owyhee day, bread, pudding, beverage. for the Marsing Post Office who does not know the road, it County Fair and Rodeo. July 28: Ham and beans, Classifieds! said he has had many is scary to think of what could Tickets are now available for (chopped onions special for complaints from people happen,” Anderson continued. $5 each or 5 for $20 and can be Larry), soup of the day, baked because their mail is being Canyon County Chief purchased by calling Roger potato, salad, cornbread, fruit returned if it is not correctly Deputy Al Showalter said he Eubanks at 337-4212. and cookies, with a beverage. addressed. was unfamiliar with the Members of the club include July 29: Baked chicken, Marsing delivers mail to problem, but he would look Danyel Barnard, TJ Oakley, chicken gravy, stewed over 1,500 mailboxes. Cassity into it. Showalter and Canyon Cody Oakley, Andrew tomatoes with zucchini, boiled said many people have not yet County Prosecuting Attorney Eubanks, Jessica Eubanks and potatoes, salad, roll, soup of changed their address to the David L. Young did not return Rowdy Lair. the day, fruit with cake. new one sent out to the follow up telephone calls. July 30: Sweet and sour meatballs, with rice, sliced tomatoes, cottage cheese, fruit, vegetables, soup of the day, Weather beverage. H L Prec. July 14 105 58 July 15 95 60 Keep P.O. BOX 97 • HOMEDALE, ID 83628 July 16 103 75 PHONE 208 / 337-4681 • FAX 208 / 337-4867 July 17 103 60 E-mail [email protected] July 18 105 69 informed U.S.P.S. NO. 416-340 July 19 109 66 Read Copyright 2003–– ISSN #8750-6823 July 20 no read JOE E. AMAN, editor-in-chief and publisher July 21 110 60 The Avalanche CHERYL BEESON, reporter JENNIFER STUTHEIT, office ROBERT AMAN, composition

Published each week in Homedale, Idaho by Owyhee Avalanche, Inc. Entered as Periodical, paid at the Post Office at Homedale, ID under the Act of March 3, 1879. ri POSTMASTER: send address changes to THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE, P.O. 97, i-etor Homedale, ID 83628. ong Annual Subscription Rates: Owyhee County...... $31.80 Canyon, Ada, Malheur counties ...... 37.10 Elsewhere...... 40.00 (Price includes sales tax where applicable) BASQUE & AMERICAN DINNERS Deadlines FINE DINING FROM 4 PM TO 10 PM Classifieds Display advertising WEDNESDAYS THROUGH SUNDAYS Monday noon the Friday noon the week prior week of publication to publication Try us out for an authentic and superb Legal notices Inserts Basque dining experience. Friday noon the week prior Friday noon the week prior to publication to publication VOICE: 541-586-2800 Newly Remodeled and Letters to the editor FAX: 541-586-2899 Friday noon the week prior to publication 306 W. Wroten St. Reopended by New Owners, (Limit 300 words.) Jordan Valley, OR Rod and Jackie Mathisen Wednesday, July 23, 2003 Page 5 VFW golf tournament winners announced The winners of the Veteran of Foreign Wars golf tournament held at River Bend Golf Course near Homedale were announced Monday. In the boys 13-up nine-hole game, Garrett Sweet won with a 44 followed by R.J. Puga in a putt-off against Trevor Krzesnik. Both boys scored a 50. In the boys 10-12 competition the first, second, third and fourth place winners were decided in putt-offs. Grant Sweet and Travis Kiser went head to head with 48 points each. Sweet topped Kiser for a first place win. For third and fourth with 49 points, Ryan Garrett went to the greens against Reece Landa for a putt-off with Garrett topping Landa. In the boys eight and nine year old competition, Nathan Maurer won first with 24 over Conner Landa also with 24 and Hayden Krzesnik in third with 26. Boys six through seven was won by Gabriel Maurer with 15 followed by Riley Maggard with 17 and Kyler Landa with 20. In the girls division, Hannah Maurer finished ahead of Sarah Kirby with 46 and 57 respectively. Kalie Roche took the lead [Above] Greg Truesdell with 66 ahead of Cortnee Krzesnik with 69 and Elizabeth chips onto the ninth green at Maurer with 73. River Bend Golf Course as his In girls eight and nine year old division, Andrea Gooding father Steve watches. Gregg went to the green with Kylie Kushlan with 37 each. Gooding and his dad participated in the took Kushlan who finished in second above Miranda Miklancic annual parent/junior golf tournament held at River Bend with 38. last week. The annual Madelon Maxwell took first in the young girls 6-7 year old tournament pairs parents and group with 23. Erika Miklancic finished second with 27 followed children in a nine-hole by Haley Kushlan with 29. competition. Greg nearly chipped this shot in from over 50 feet, but it lipped out at the cup. Photo by Gregg Garrett.

[Right] Cody Garrett and Jason Bideganeta teamed up to shoot a seven under par 65, tow in the River Bend Two Man Best Ball tournament last Sunday. Twenty two teams competed in the Sunday morning event. Garrett is a recent graduate of Homedale High School and Bideganeta will be a sophomore and a member of the golf team at the University of Idaho. Low net went to the team of Kent Fry and Mick Heikkola. Photo by Gregg Garrett.

Vision Bible Church of Marsing is Hosting a FAMILY CAMP Sarah Kirby and Hannah Maurer finish up on the final hold of the VFW golf tournament held at River Bend last week. Maurer at C.J. Strike finished with a 46 over Kirby’s 57. August 1-2-3 all are welcome! When will it be time to advertise? Join us for Don’t wait ‘til Food - Fellowship - Fun! it’s too late! Main dishes are provided Bring side dishes to share. for more information, call 896-5407 or 896-4300 Since 1865 Page 6 Wednesday, July 23, 2003 Homedale High School fourth quarter honor roll students’ list released Homedale High School announced its fourth quarter honor roll. Students earning a 3.0-4.0 grade point average were honored. Ninth grade students with a 4.0 GPA are: Faith Brasher, Jennifer J. George, Jessica L. Hansen, Zachary Lootens, Patrick A. Vega, Stuart Miyasako. 3.571-3.875: Robert E. Seamount IV, Hailee R. Garrett, Richard J. Eidemiller, Ian Lootens, Jessica R. Mooney, Andrew T. VanDerhoff, Karina Auguilera, Magdalena Vega, Tyler Christoffersen, Brett J. Hopkins, Garrett W. Sweet, Michelle J. Uria, Hailey R. Hall, Emilie J. Huckins. 3.0-3.429: Nicole Cahill, John K. Hurich, Samantha J. Perry, Ryan C. Rupp, Wade W. Hyer, Sabrina Mescale, Ricco J. Gonzalez, Kristy L. Naumann, Israel Flores, Nicole A. Celaya, Shaunna L. Vaughan, Debra Babcock, Samuel J. Ensley, Heath R. Phelps, Lawrence W. Wass, Cheyanne R. Andrade, Zachary C. Burley-Bopp. Tenth grade students with a 4.0GPA are: Shannon C. Batt, Blair Davison, Marcus Eby, T.J. Myers, Kimberly J. Silveria, Lacey D. VanderBoegh. 3.571-3.875: Jannette M. Aguilera, Maria Bletran, Luis M. Valley of Jordan... Escutia, Nick B. Williams, Stephanie Larzelier, Jessica J. The green meadows along Jordan Creek contrast with the sagebrush-covered hill in the Stimmel, Antonia Vasquez-Aguilera, Amanda B. Larson, foreground. In the far distant is the town of Jordan Valley. Rochelle A. Antonucci, Lupita Alvarez, John R. Regis. 3.0-3.429: Trent McRae, Adam Frost, Shentila R. Maggard, Brady E. Black, Kristine P. Richmond, Sara Cook, Jaimee Poison Ivy, pretty and green, Hotchkiss, Ashley Bugher, Megan L. Moulton, Maria Guerrero, Alicia Monrreal, Brian A. Bailey, Drew Duryee, Richard Lauson, Rebecca Lopez, Brandon Collins, Chelsea Kennedy. Poison Ivy, nasty and mean Eleventh grade students with a 4.0 GPA are: Kimberly M. By John Noak, M.D., the itching. Calamine or day will come. Ambeau, Benjamin W. Chadez, Anthony R. Haskett, Amie L. Owyhee Medical Clinic, Caladryl lotions are mainly There are other measures Holloway, K.C. Miyasako, Melissa Miyasako, Maria G. Sanchez, Homedale good for making you and you can take to prevent the Michelle A. Eby, Stefan C. Froebe, Yasone M. Lejardi, Christine everything around you a nice rash and itch. In years past M. Truesdell, Matt Nauman, Kim M. Price, Shannon R. Rupp. Well, it’s that time of year tan color. there was a “poison ivy shot” 3.571-3.857: Clay R. 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Combs, Carmen days later when your arms and bag along when traveling in a glass of water and drink it M. Jimenez, Matthew Landa, Brandi L. McAbee, Tomas, legs erupt in blisters and a red areas that have poison ivy. once a week from April through Obregon, Toni Jo Martinat, Nestor Monreal, John W. Richmond, rash that itches too badly for Wear a long sleeve shirt, pants, the end of September. Doesn’t Katie Johnson, Daniel M. Miller, LeRoy F. Case, Arbor Frost, any amount of scratching to gloves, bandana, and a hat taste horrible, but doesn’t taste Kassie Johnson. help. Yahoo, it’s poison ivy when hiking up a canyon or good either. I take mine every Twelfth grade students with a 4.0 GPA are: Mark A. George, time again, and you didn’t even creek bed that has poison ivy Sunday morning. Elizabeth M. Villanueva, Spencer Batt, Kelsi D. Haylett, Christine Tiddens, Taci J. Morris. have to go to poison creek to present. Never burn poison Okay, so you’ve been 3.6-3.857: Caitlin A. Parker, Erica A. Miyasako, Eric P. get it. ivy. Even when the plants are careful, but you still have a Rangel, Jose G. Aguilera, Danielle Mashburn, Tristen D. Uria, The poison ivy plant likes dead and dried, the oil remains. honking, ugly, mother of all Michele Gibbens, Amaia B. Larzelier, Kelly Roberts, Alicia N. areas with shade and water. It It can get into your lungs with itching rashes. What can your Asbury, Kasey D. Bruce, Jennifer E. Silveria, Ashley E. Williams, is found along the banks of the smoke. A poison ivy rash local doc-in-a-box do for you? Sonja Sperber, Carolyn L. Kaufman, Halie R. Reed, Jake M. most creeks and rivers in Idaho inside your lungs is a pretty A shot of triamcinolone Asumendi, Nikita R. Lang, Drew M. Williams. and Oregon. The bad part of ugly deal. To eradicate the (KenalogÆ) will calm down 3.0-3.5: Lee McBride, Sean M. Perkins, Brandon J. Hathhorn, the plant is an oily substance plants use some RoundupÆ in your immune system from Megan R. Dibben, Isabell L. Molinero, Laura J. Anderson, Cody that coats the leaves. It is called the spring. reacting so much with the Garrett, Javier Gonzalez, Michelle L. Davison, Leslie Marston, urshiol and is classified as an Some people say, “I don’t irritating oils. Some clobetasol Nicole M. Dill, Alysa D. Gluch, Jamie L. Wilson, Sandy Garcia, irritant (duh). get poison ivy.” “Heck I can (TemovateÆ) cream will make Vanessa M. Wilkerson, Sumr L. Pruett, Juan Garcia, Kimber L. A red rash appears one to rub it on myself and not get a the rash go away in just a few Naumann, Randy T. Redburn, Danielle A. Walker, Tyler J. McRae, Bret W. Hall, Anthony Anderson, Jennifer L. Anzaldua, seven days after exposure. rash.” Well, not yet you days. A little goes a long way, Fidel Cardenas. Blisters follow shortly. The haven’t. The more you are so you can use the tube next fluid in the blisters doesn’t exposed to the oil, the more year. Also, ZyrtecÆ can help spread the rash. After ten to sensitized you become. So, with the itching without FROM THE OLD fourteen days the blisters pop, take precautions even if you’ve making you as drowsy as and the rash slowly dries up. never had a case of poison ivy Benadryl. Go forth and itch no 40’s Photo album Benadryl helps a little bit with in the past. Otherwise, your more.

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25 years ago 50 years ago 135 years ago July 20, 1978 July 23, 1953 July 25, 1868

Landmark burns to ground Sunday Chamber to sponsor meet on proposed WINNEMUCCA CAPTURED. A gentleman The historic 80-year-old DeLamar bunk house was county road connected with Maj. Walker’s scouting party, writing completely destroyed by fire Sunday in Owyhee from near Steen’s Mountain, July 18, has furnished A meeting has been scheduled at the Homedale us with the following glad tidings: “Our scouting County. grade school for Friday evening at 8:00 p.m. when The structure, which is listed on the National party, consisting of Maj. Walker, Lieut. Lewis and proponents of the proposed Marsing to Indian-Cove thirty men, 23d Infantry, and ten Indian scouts with Register of Historic Places, had been the home of highway will be on hand to give information on the Idaho miners during the early 1900’s. DeLamar, Reed, have captured the greater part of Winnemucca’s proposal and to answer any questions to public might band, consisting of some seventy or eighty savages once a center of activity for Owyhee County silver have concerning the road construction, cost, bond mining, it now quite barren without the eloquent and will take them to Camp Harney in a few days and repayment and maintenance. turn them over with the rest now there. Owing to the boarding house. The building has been transformed To be present at the meeting will be Sen. Ted into a pile of coals and ash. strong position of the Indians in the mountains it was Blackstock, at least one of the county commissioners, not thought expedient to make an attack. The scouts Owyhee County Sheriff Tim Nettleton, who Homedale Chamber of Commerce president, Spud investigated into the cause of the fire late Sunday, were sent to the camp with a prisoner recently taken Murphy and an engineer from the State Highway by Reed, to have a talk. They soon returned with said a man was seen dropping a burning cigarette in Department. the building and leaving with a girl on his motorcycle. seven, three of whom were chiefs and after a long talk These men are acquainted with the proposed they agreed to go with their whole band to Camp The witness, however, was quite young, he said, and highway and will gladly answer any questions did not give a detailed description. Harney.” The writer expresses the belief that concerning the proposal. In addition, they will Winnemucca’s band will no longer be the terror of endeavor to create support for the bond issue which unprotected travelers. Horses, riders endure 50-mile race will be put before voters of Owyhee County next th from Silver Tuesday, July 28 . Polls will be open throughout the NARROW ESCAPE. During the early portion of Saturday’s annual 50-mile horse race from Silver county from 9:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. that day. this week, while a party of gentlemen from Flint were City to Nampa was grueling for horses as well as out on a fishing and prospecting excursion to Bowlder, riders, although record breaking times resulted despite Boy Scouts go to summer camp Mr. H. S. Murdoff became separated some distance 90 degree mid-morning temperatures. Boy Scout troop nine, sponsored by the L.D.S. from the others, and at a time when he was entirely off Connie Barczi of Boise won the event, staged each church, will leave this coming Saturday to spend a his guard was attacked by three Indians, who snapped year in commemoration of pioneer trail riders and to week at Camp Tapawingo on Payette Lakes. at him several times, but fortunately their guns were kick off the 63rd annual Snake River Stampede to be This is the official Scout Camp for the Mountain out of order and their powder failed to burn. They held for five days beginning Tuesday in Nampa. Miss View Council of the Boy Scouts of America. Boys then opened on him with a volley of arrows, Mr. M. Barczi, 30 who led the fifteen rider field from the start who will attend are Nolan Taggart, Johnny Williams, returning their fire with a six-shooter. By this time, of the 6 a.m. endurance race, won in three hours and Laron Waite, Jim Hellyer, Gary Waite, Douglas however, Murdoff’s horse, becoming dissatisfied 41 minutes, nearly an hour faster than last year’s Leslie, Lanny Leslie, Monty Stimmel, Philip with the situation, concluded he would fall back on pace. Byington, Eldon Jorgenson, Jerry Tidwell, Byron Flint, and just at the moment of “about face” the rider Leavitt, Jimmie Frank, Teddy Davenport, Eldon received a flesh wound in the part presented to the Curtis graduates Leavitt, Johnny Metzer. enemy close to the saddle, from an arrow which we Airman Rocky J. Curtis, son of Mr. and Mrs. The boys will be under the leadership of their are told he carried home before extracting it from the Alfred H. Curtis of Homedale, has graduated at Scoutmaster, Elmer Frank, and their Senior Patrol wound, and very coolly told his astonished but Lowry AFB, Colo., from the U.S. Air Force technical Leader, Monty Stimmel. Mrs. Frank and Donnie admiring friends where he found it. The wound is training course for weapons mechanics. Frank will be transported to and from camp by the said to be somewhat painful but not dangerous. National Guard. DWELLINGS. Several fine cottage residences are New packing shed completed here now being built in town-some of almost partial On Dean’s List A new produce packing house has been completed dimensions and style. Those of R. Tregaskis and Son Homedale. Jim Paxton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob along the railroad siding just south of the Homedale and A. H. Webb adjoining More’s property on Paxton, Central Cove, and Larry Toston, son of Mr. Feed store, by Alvin Benson. The new building, Telegraph Hill, will be an ornament to the town. That and Mrs. Jim Toston, Homedale, were named to the 40x65 feet, will be used by the Long Produce Co., to of Tregaskis is being put in order as fast as possible Dean’s List at Idaho State University, Pocatello, for pack out fruits and vegetables during the packing to be in readiness on the arrival of R. H.., who is the spring semester. Toston was a freshmen student, season. expected in a short time from the States with his lady. majoring in political science. Harold Curt of Marsing was in charge of the Mr. Jackson, on the east side of the creek, has a neat construction. residence-almost an exact copy of the one in which he is now living-almost completed. Work upon these, Engaged together with a score of others in the different portions Mr. and Mrs. George Tavares of Caldwell announce Marsing Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kent are parents of a daughter of the city, gives our town quite a business and the engagement of their daughter, Leslie, to Mr. Mike progressive appearance. Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Parker of born Friday at a Caldwell hospital. A Monday night guest in the Ross Corn home as Homedale. Miss Tavares is a 1976 graduate of BRIDGE OVER JORDAN. The enterprising Caldwell High School, attended Idaho State their nephew Mark Corn of Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Howard and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. citizens of Jordan Street have about completed their University, and is presently employed as the catering bridge, extending that thoroughfare over Jordan coordinator for SAGA Food Service at B.S.U. She Gowey enjoyed a picnic in the Caldwell park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Duncan from Grandview were Creek. This is a very substantial structure built by Mr. will attend B.S.U. in the fall. Her fiancÈ is a graduate Abbott at a cost of about $1,500 and a very necessary of Homedale High School in 1973 and graduated visitors at the A. L. Parkins home last week and attended the rodeo in Nampa. Tyra Parkins returned improvement to that part of town. This is intended to from Idaho State University in 1978 with a B.B.A in connect Jordan Street with the Owyhee Co’s road Accounting. He is presently employed by Jim Duncan, home with them for the week. New residents at Marsing are Mr. and Mrs. Earl running down the east side of the creek-a shorter and Homedale, as an accountant. An August 19 wedding much better road for Winter travel than the one now date has been planned. Arnold formerly of Buhl, Idaho. The Arnolds have three children. Mr. Arnold will take the position as used. Prosecutor announces principal at Marsing high school this fall. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Daniels of Seneca, Ore., were EXPOSING. Three of the principal walls of the Owyhee County Prosecuting Attorney, Alan J. visitors at the Russell Dines and the Elizabeth Shields fine stone block being erected by Walbridge, Cole, Coffel, formally declared himself a candidate in the homes this past week. Blake and Crane opposite W. F. and Co’s office, are Owyhee County prosecutors race today. In seeking L. S. Johnston and sons enjoyed fishing in the hills now about up to the top of the first story. The long the Democratic Primary nomination, Coffel said, over the weekend. front, 150 feet we believe, will give that part of town “The citizens of Owyhee County need an experienced Mr. and Mrs. Levi Olsen returned home from Lava a beautiful and subsequent appearance. The heavy professional prosecutor; I believe I fulfill that Hot Springs after attending a family reunion where grading seems to return the work at present but the requirement with nearly four years in office and the more than 100 relatives gathered. Mrs. Leora Jones whole block, it is thought, will be occupied within successful prosecution of numerous felony offenses. and two daughters of Sunny Slope also attended the sixty days. They are to be hard finished. If re-elected, I will continue my efforts for forceful, reunion. fair and swift justice.” Page 8 Wednesday, July 23, 2003 Hundreds gather in Grand View to honor volunteers

Hundreds of people gathered in the City of Grand View for the annual Grand View Days Celebration which began Friday evening and ended Sunday afternoon. The event was kicked off Friday with a firemen pit barbecue dinner at the Lion’s Park. Lion’s members served a tasty dinner of barbecue beef served with salads and drinks. Saturday morning, floats, old and new vehicles, horses, four wheelers, military personnel, volunteer emergency response teams and many children gathered for the annual parade through the middle of the small community. The parade lasted nearly a half-hour with the names of each person in the parade announced to on lookers. Coordinator Jale Rubelt said Monday that no one won the hole in one golf contest, which was worth $5,000. She said John Morrison of Grand View won the cow chip bingo contest. “It was triple the size of what it was last year,” Rubelt said. “Everyone seemed to have a wonderful time. This event is held for our local volunteers who comprise our fire department, ambulance team, and many others. They spend countless hours protecting our lives and property all year long. We can’t say thank you enough to them.” Cherry Meyers provided her homemade donuts, which she has done for the past eight years. Proceeds from the sale were given to the Grand View Ambulance, Search and Rescue team. Totals were unavailable at press time. Temperatures assisted in the event’s first town water fight which included every unsuspecting victim a person with a water gun, fire hose or water balloon could find. Temperatures climbed to nearly 100 degrees by noon, but the water being sprayed in the area cooled most folks. The Owyhee Painted Horse Dancers from the Shoshone- Paiute Tribe put on a standing room only performance at the park tent when the free activities in the park began. On lookers cheered to the historic Indian culture dances preformed. On Sunday morning, people gathered in the streets for the an- nual town clean up followed by a breakfast at Lion’s Park provided by the Grand View Lion’s. A community Sunday morning gathering and worship was held at the park at 10 a.m. Faiths from every denomina- tion were invited to attend. Wednesday, July 23, 2003 Page 9 THE BUSINESS DIRECTORY CARPET CARE & JANITORIAL CERTIFIED LOCKSMITH ELECTRICIAN SIGNS & BANNERS SAND & GRAVEL CARPENTRY Allied Sign Harris HARVEY'S H&H ELECTRIC Design INCORPORATED AUTO PARTS Owyhee Sand, Serving Owyhee Custom Wood Carving Located in and Serving all of Gravel & Concrete Wood Burning LOCKSMITH & TOWING 337-5057 • 337-4597 County for 25 years Owyhee County. Blanket Chests • Wall Plaques KEYS MADE • LOCKS REPAIRED 208-573-2341 • 208-573-2343 Also serving Canyon & Malheur Counties HOMEDALE, IDAHO Carved Headboards & More! 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Tom Skinner As the Owyhee Initiative gets closer to a final proposal, the action to The secret world of cows derail it is getting more intense. Since the negative stuff is coming from a There is a whole underworld in the cow population that exists below few biased groups or individuals that don’t have much, if any, economic human awareness. stake in the area or long-term ties, I think my opinion might be of interest We’re all familiar with the social structure that exists in the herd unit; to you. the pecking order, first to the trough, first to water. We can see the higher While I’m now a Canyon County resident and was born in Boise in 1971, status of horned vs. polled. Some cows assume certain responsibilities in I was reared on a ranch in Jordan Valley, Oregon one mile west of the the bovine community, i.e., daycare cows; babysitters who watch Owyhee County line. As we struggled through the depression of the late everybody’s calves while they go to water. Others decide when to poop. 1920’s and 30’s, we were always looking for our stray cattle that wandered My personal studies have identified these particular cows. They are the pie into Owyhee County looking for feed. At that time, our grazing ground was directors who instruct fellow cows to wait until they come inside the devasted by the thousands of migrant sheep that cleaned our area of early milking parlor or till they are loaded in the trailer, to lighten their load. grass. I graduated from Jordan Valley High in ’35 and from Oregon State in More protective cows shoulder the task of defending the herd against 1940 with a degree in Range Management. With that degree, I took a job in real or imagined predators. They are the dog kickers, boot stompers, horse Lakeview Oregon with the Division of Grazing, which is now the BLM. gorers, cowboy tramplers and clown chasers. There is even a secret society After serving in the Army during WWII, I returned to run the ranch. I that determines calving time. The matron of this group always waits until eventually became a real estate appraiser doing both residential and ranch properties and in 1996 I retired from that profession. the hapless rancher has sorted off the pregnant cows My love for Owyhee County has never wavered and I am still active in that he thinks are ‘close’ to calving and has moved county issues as a member of the Owyhee County Historical Society, them to the pasture near the house for observation. She Natural Resources Committee, Sage Grouse Local Working Group, and then assigns ten cows in the back pasture to calve first, People for the Owyhees. I joined the People for the Owyhees during the last asking every cow close up to hold off until another sort. days of the Clinton administration and the big push to make Owyhee County She is also the cow who suggests, “Everyone mount a National Monument-something we just barely avoided. Because of my and take a ride” the first day they are put in the artificial history and my current involvement, I know most of the area, the people, and insemination program. the issues that have to be resolved. Ron, another student of cow behavior, has postu- The current attempts to derail the initiative are coming from two lated that there must be a “designated cow” program - general groups; anti-grazing groups and some elements of the motorized like a designated hitter or a designated driver. Once she has agreed to the recreation community. The radical approach of the anti-grazing folks is just job, she hangs back in the corral as the herd is run through the chute. wrong. The laws Congress established for federal land management not Somewhere between number 200 and 250 she slips in the line. She knows only allow grazing, but give it established preference in the form of the the pregchecker is havin’ his first sinking spell; his arm is beginning to feel grazing permits that are issued to the ranchers. a little ache. His mind beginning to wander, his rotor cuff twinging with Developments in range management over the past 50 years have taken each plunge, his toes are cold, his fingers tingling with numbness, his skin us away from the bad old days of the overgrazing of the 30’s and 40’s and wet through the plastic sleeve, his teeth grinding, manure in his ear. most of the land is in great shape because of the work that is being done by It is then she reaches the squeeze chute. She rams forward, he gets ranchers and land managers. In fact it is in such good shape that some people want to make it a monument to preserve it for future generations. The wristwatch deep, she bangs back, his wrist doubles ninety degrees, she Owyhee Initiative’s goal is to find solutions that ensure the quality of the drops down, he uppercuts to the elbow, she stands up, his elbow over- area remains but protects the county’s livestock industry. The anti-grazing extends, she charges and falls, he’s in up to the shoulder. She weighs 1,200 goal of no cows would be devastating to both the land and the economy of lbs and is 120 days along, the fetus is laying between her dewlap and the county and would violate the intent of the Congress. umbilicus 20 fathoms down under, he strains, she wrenches, he pushes, she Certain elements of the motorized recreation community, including squeezes. He grimaces and at the tip of his fingers he bounces it. some snowmobile and OHV users, believe that creating wilderness as part “Bred!” He gasps and falls away, his arm flopping like an empty pant of the Initiative proposal would reduce the amount of land they can us in the leg caught in the tide. county. They’re as wrong as the anti-grazing folks and they have ignored “Stupid cow,” says the man workin’ the head gate. one of the starting assumptions of the Initiative. She just smiles. Everyone participating in the Initiative knew going into it that designat- ing some areas as Wilderness was part of the deal. But even more impor- tantly, the belief that Wilderness creation will reduce available area for motorized use is plain wrong. Right now there are about 700,000 acres of Owyhee County that are classified as Wilderness Study Areas even though Something not all of those areas really have the qualities that make them OK for on your designation. Interim management in those WSA’s prohibits motorized activity so, if BLM was enforcing the restrictions like they should be, those mind? acres would not be available right now for the motorized recreations folks to use. The part of the initiative proposal that supports Wilderness designa- tion on some acreage also required that the undesignated acres go back into multiple use management that is open to motorized use. That means more acres available for snowmobiles and OHV’s, not less. We The Initiative proposal also calls for effective management and enforce- welcome ment of motorized use in the county and that’s sorely needed. While most letters to the motorized users are lawful and respectful, some aren’t and they are doing editor damage to the land and to the reputation of their sport. The current lack of enforcement by BLM has allowed some motorized users to thinks that they have free run over every acre in the county and the problem that creates is just one of the issues that the Initiative is trying to resolve. So, my message to people interested in what Owyhee County’s lands have to offer is this: support the real solutions that the Initiative offers or get ready to pay your entry fee at the gate of the Owyhee National Monument. P.O. Box 97 • Homedale ID 83628 If the Initiative fails, you can bet that the next time we get a Clinton-type [email protected] president the monument designation order will get signed. Wednesday, July 23, 2003 Page 11 Public notices NOTICE OF CITY OF MARSING 2003, is as follows: for the City of Marsing, Idaho, Hearing scheduled for August 25th; TRUSTEE’S SALE OWYHEE COUNTY, Section 1: Defines the sanitary hereby certify that I have read the I.C. Case No 03-01 Denied, the sewer system capital improvement attached Summary of Ordinance burden of proof was not established. On Thursday, the 13th day of IDAHO project, estimates the total cost, and No. A-135 of the City of Marsing I.C. Case No 03-11 Motion for November, 2003, at the hour of SPECIAL REVENUE provides for issuance of sewer and that the same is true and approval. Applicant signed 10:00 o’clock a.m. of said day at revenue bonds, subject to approval complete and provides adequate reimbursement agreement for the front steps of the Owyhee BOND ELECTION of the qualified electors of the City, notice to the public of the contents $50.00 per month. County Courthouse, on the corner AUGUST 5, 2003 in the amount of not to exceed of said Ordinance. The Board approved payment of of Hwy. 78 and Hailey St., Murphy, Shall the City of Marsing be $324,000.00, to pay a portion of the Dated as of the 11th day of June, outstanding bills from the following in the County of Owyhee, State of authorized to incur an indebtedness cost of the Project. 2003. funds. Current Expense 55,411; Idaho, Charles W. Fawcett, as and to issue and sell its sewer Section 2: Provides for a special Chris Yorgason Road & Bridge 38,454; District Successor Trustee, will sell at public revenue bonds in a principal amount sewer revenue bond election to be Attorney at Law Court 12,016; Health District 4,282; auction, to the highest bidder, for which may be less than but which held within the City on Tuesday, 7/23,30/03 Indigent & Charity 7,846; cash, in lawful money of the Untied shall not exceed $324,000 to pay August 5, 2003, for the purpose of Revaluation 345; Solid Waste States, all payable at the time of OWYHEE COUNTY the costs of improvements and enabling the qualified electors of 8,735; Weed 302. sale, the following described real betterments to the City’s sanitary the City to vote upon the proposition COMMISSIONERS The Board approved the Board property situated in the County of sewer system, the bonds to mature of issuing revenue bonds. MINUTES Minutes for June 16th and June 26th. Owyhee, State of Idaho, and over a period which may be less Section 3: Provides that the polls The Board moved to adjourn as described as follows, to-wit: JULY 7, 2003 than but which shall not exceed of the special bond elections shall the Board of County LOTS 8 AND 9 OF BLOCK 40 twenty (20) years and to be payable open at 8:00 o’clock A.M. on OWYHEE COUNTY Commissioners OF THE AMENDED TOWNSITE solely from the revenues of the August 5, 2003, and shall remain COURTHOUSE, The Board moved to convene as PLAT OF HOMEDALE, sanitary sewer system, all as more open until 8:00 o’clock P.M., and Board of Equalization. OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO, MURPHY IDAHO fully provided in Ordinance No. A- provides for the polling place for Brett Endicott met with the Board ACCORDING TO THE Present were Commissioner 135, adopted on June 10, 2003? the special bond election. on three parcels. The Board OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF, Harold Tolmie, Commissioner Dick IN FAVOR OF issuing revenue Section 4: Provides that the approved PP No. 06S03W210600 FILED AUGUST 9, 1911 AS NO. Reynolds, Commissioner Chris bonds for the purposes provided by ballot proposition shall be substan- for valuation adjustment as the 7284 ON FILE IN THE OFFICE Salove, Clerk Charlotte Sherburn, Ordinance No. A-135 . . . . . [ ] tially as follows: property owners were being OF THE RECORDER OF Treasurer Barbara Wright, Assessor AGAINST the issuance of SHALL THE CITY OF assessed for 50 acres of land owned OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO. Brett Endicott, Kay Kelly Breach, revenue bonds for the purposes MARSING BE AUTHORIZED by BLM. PP No. B0280001005A The Successor Trustee has no Fred Grant and Jim Desmond. provided by Ordinance No. A-135 TO INCUR AN INDEBTEDNESS the Board moved a homeowner’s knowledge of a more particular The Board moved to amend the . . . . . [ ] AND TO ISSUE AND SELL ITS exemption be applied. The Board description of the above-referenced agenda to include the Quarterly INSTRUCTIONS TO SEWER REVENUE BONDS IN A approved valuation adjustment of real property, but for purposes of Report from the Treasurer. VOTERS: To vote on the foregoing PRINCIPAL AMOUNT WHICH PP No. E00500248996 the property compliance with Section 60-113, The Board approved the proposition, please make a cross MAY BE LESS THAN BUT owner was being assessed for too Idaho Code, the Successor Trustee Quarterly Report given by Barbara (X) or other mark in the space to the WHICH SHALL NOT EXCEED many acres. has been informed that the street Wright for the third quarter. right of the words “IN FAVOR OF $324,000.00, TO PAY THE The Board of Equalization moved address of 217 W. Montana, The Board approved Resolution issuing revenue bonds for the COSTS OF IMPROVEMENTS to adjourn. Homedale, Idaho, is sometimes No.03-10 in which the purposes providing in Ordinance AND BETTERMENTS TO THE The Board of County associated with said real property. Commissioners abandoned the No. A-135” or “AGAINST the CITY’S SANITARY SEWER Commissioners reconvened. Said sale will be made without easement for the Riddle Airport. issuance of revenue bonds for the SYSTEM, THE BONDS TO The Board approved the covenant or warranty regarding Due to the deteriorated condition purposes provided in Ordinance No. MATURE OVER A PERIOD Cooperative Range Agreement with title, possession or encumbrances of the airstrip it is not useable by the A-135” according to the way you WHICH MAY BE LESS THAN the Bureau of Land Management to to satisfy the obligation secured by general public. desire to vote on the question. If BUT WHICH SHALL NOT place a cattleguard on the Con Shea and pursuant to the power of sale The Board approved a letter to be you, by mistake or accident, mark, EXCEED TWENTY (20) YEARS road. conferred in the Deed of Trust sent to Bureau of Land Management tear, deface, or otherwise mutilate AND TO BE PAYABLE SOLELY William Parker petitioned the executed by THERON L. regarding the sale of land and this ballot, please return it to the FROM THE REVENUES OF THE Board for vacation of an alley in PERKINS and NADINE P. reclassification of land within the election Judge and obtain another SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM, Bruneau. Adjoining property PERKINS, Husband and Wife, County. ballot. ALL AS MORE FULL owners will be notified. A public Grantor, to Charles W. Fawcett, The Board made a motion to The following information if PROVIDED IN ORDINANCE hearing is set for July 28th at 2:00 Successor Trustee, for the benefit ratified Resolution No. 03-12. for required by Section 34-440, Idaho NO. A-135, ADOPTED ON JUNE P.M. and security of ROCKY signature approval on the request Code: 10, 2003 Pat Engle from Sage Community MOUNTAIN MORTGAGE, INC., for release of funds between the On May 14, 2002, the City Section 5: Provides for payment Resources met with the Board for recorded November 14, 1994, as County and Idaho Department of adopted Ordinance No. A-131, of election expenses. approval on a sub-recipient Instrument No. 214187, Mortgage Commerce for the Bruneau Water authorizing the issuance of a sewer Section 6: Defines qualified agreement between the County and records of Owyhee County, Idaho; & Sewer Project. revenue bond in the amount of electors as persons eighteen (18) Idaho Department of Commerce and assigned to the Idaho Housing The Board approved and signed $325,000. That bond has not been years of age or older who are Untied for administration of grant monies Agency by Assignment of Deed of a request for findings on the issued and no interest has accrued. States citizens who have resided in for the Bruneau Water Sewer Trust recorded on December 21, Armstrong, Flynn appeals. The The interest rate anticipated on the the City for at least thirty days prior Project. The Board approved and 1994, as Instrument No. 214422, request for findings will be prepared proposed bonds is 4.50 percent per to the election and who are signed the agreement. Mortgage records of Owyhee by Planning & Zoning to support annum. The range of anticipated registered as provided by law. Fred Grant updated the Board on County, Idaho. THE ABOVE their decision on the two cases. rates is from 2.0 percent to 6.0 Section 7: Provides for the status of the Owyhee Initiative. GRANTOR IS NAMED TO The Board approved Resolution percent. The total amount to be registration of voters. The Board moved for COMPLY WITH SECTION 45- No 03-11 adopting a Certificate of repaid over the life of the proposed Section 8: Provides for adjournment. 1506 (4)(a), IDAHO CODE. NO Compliance. The certificate bonds, principal and interest, based preparation of official ballots and The complete minutes are on file REPRESENTATION IS MADE certifies a proposed land use is in on the anticipated interest rate, is sample ballots. in the office of the Auditor, Clerk, THAT THEY ARE, OR ARE NOT, compliance with Owyhee County estimated to be $519,980. Section 9: Provides for Recorder for review. PRESENTLY RESPONSIBLE 7/16,23/03 Ordinance 03-02. publication of Notice of Special Harold Tolmie, Chairman FOR THIS OBLIGATION. Cesco Equipment and Larry Bond Election. Attest: Charlotte Sherburn, Clerk The default for which this sale is McDaniel met with the Board. SUMMARY OF Section 10: Provides for canvass 7/23/03 to be made is the failure to pay Discussion was held on purchase ORDINANCE of votes. when due, monthly installment on new equipment. No action was Section 11: Provides for Debt NOTICE OF payments under the Deed of Trust NO. A-135 taken. Disclosure Statement pursuant to ANNUAL MEETING Note dated November 1, 1994, in AN ORDINANCE The Board called for an executive Idaho Code ß 34-440. the amount of $431.00 each, for the PROVIDING FOR THE session at 11:20 A.M. to discuss a OF THE BOARD OF Section 12: Provides for the months of January through June, CONSTRUCTION AND personnel issue. No action was issuance of sewer revenue bonds TRUSTEES 2003, inclusive; and for each and INSTALLATION OF taken. The Board moved out of maturing over a period which may PLEASANT VALLEY every month thereafter until date of IMPROVEMENTS TO THE executive session at 11:30 A.M. be less than but which shall not sale or reimbursement. All SANITARY SEWAGE SYSTEM The Board met with Larry ELEMENTARY exceed twenty (20) years, and delinquent payments are now due, OF THE CITY OF MARSING; McDaniel on weight limits on roads SCHOOL DISTRICT provides for other matters relating plus accumulated late charges, plus CALLING A SPECIAL in Road District 1. Discussion was No. 364 to the sewer revenue bonds. held. No action was taken. any costs or expenses associated ELECTION FOR THE The annual meeting of the Section 13: Authorizes the The Board moved to adopt with this foreclosure. The accrued SUBMISSION TO THE Pleasant Valley Elementary School officers of the City to take Resolution No 03-09. This interest is at the rate of 7.43 percent QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE District No. 364 Board of Trustees appropriate actions to effectuate the resolution approves the retail sale per annum from December 1, 2002. CITY THE QUESTION OF will be held July 28, 2003 at 7:00 provisions of this Ordinance. of Port, Sherry and Madeira wines The principal balance owing as of INCURRING AN p.m. at the Pleasant Valley School. Section 14: Ratifies previous containing not more than 21% this date on the obligation secured INDEBTEDNESS AND ISSUING Please note that this notice meets actions. alcohol by volume as defined by by said Deed of Trust is $45,021.36, SEWER REVENUE BONDS IN requirements of a special meeting Section 15: Provides for Chapter 119 Session Laws of the plus accrued interest at the rate of AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED as to date and time of the annual publication of a summary of the State of Idaho. 7.43 percent per annum from $342,000.00, TO PAY A meeting. Ordinance. The Board approved a letter to be December 1, 2002. PORTION OF THE COST Rosa Maria Lowry The full text of Ordinance No. sent to Mr. Davidson, a DATED This 15th day of July, THEREOF; ESTABLISHING Clerk A-135 is available at City Hall and representative for People for the 2003. THE DATE, TIME, AND PLACE 7/23/03 will be provided to any citizen upon /s/CHARLES W. FAWCETT, OF ELECTION; PROVIDING Owyhees. The letter references the personal request during normal a Member of FOR PUBLIC NOTICE OF selection of Ms. Mitchell to the office hours. the Idaho State Bar, ELECTION; PROVIDING FOR Owyhee Initiative Work Group. CITY OF MARSING SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE REGISTRATION OF VOTERS; The Board took the following Keep 7/23,30-8/6,13/03 PROVIDING FOR RELATED Owyhee County, Idaho action on Indigent and Charity MATTERS; AND PROVIDING Faye Pfrimmer Cases presented. I.C. Case No. 03- AN EFFECTIVE DATE ATTEST: Janice C. Bicandi 10 The applicant signed a informed For FAST results... A summary of the principal City Clerk reimbursement agreement with the try the provisions of Ordinance No. A-135 CERTIFICATION OF Board for $50.00 per month. I.C. Read of the City of Marsing, Owyhee ATTORNEY Case No. 03-13 Hearing scheduled Classifieds! County, Idaho, adopted on June 10, I, the undersigned city attorney for July 28th; I.C. Case No. 03-17 The Avalanche Page 12 Wednesday, July 23, 2003 Public notices The following 11/30 0.02 CFS Director, Dept. of Water Resource, The following BEFORE THE application(s) have been Use: WILDLIFE 01/01 To 12/31 Western Region, 2735 Airport Wy, application(s) have been OWYHEE COUNTY 0.02 CFS Boise ID 83705 together with a filed to appropriate the Total Diversion: 0.02 CFS protest fee of $25.00 for each filed to appropriate the BOARD OF public waters of the State Date Filed: 06/02/2003 application on or before 08/04/ public waters of the State COMMISSIONERS of Idaho: 55-13828 Place Of Use: STOCKWATER 2003. The protestant must also of Idaho: 57-11629 PETITION FOR T10S R05W S11 SENW send a copy of the protest to the US DEPT OF INTERIOR Place Of Use: WILDLIFE applicant. JUNAYO RANCH LTD VACATION OF ALLEY BUREAU OF LAND T10S R05W S11 KARL J DREHER, PARTNERSHIP On July 28, 2003 at 2 P.M. in MANAGEMENT SENW Director 1087 RIVER ST #230 Courtroom No. 2 of the Owyhee 3948 DEVELOPMENT AVE Permits will be subject to all prior 7/16,23/03 BOISE ID 83702 County Courthouse, Murphy, BOISE ID 83705 water rights. Protests may be Point(s) of Diversion SESW Idaho, the Board of Owyhee County Point(s) of Diversion SESENE submitted based on the criteria of S13 T02S R04W OWYHEE Commissioners will take public S10 T10S R05W OWYHEE The following County Source MACKS CREEK testimony on the following matter: Sec 42-203A, Idaho Code. Any application(s) have been County Source GRASSHOPPER protest against the approval of this Tributary To REYNOLDS William H. Parker has filed a SPRING application must be filed with the filed to appropriate the CREEK petition requesting that a portion of Tributary To SINKS Director, Dept. of Water Resource, public waters of the State Point(s) of Diversion SESW an alley way abutting his property Use: STOCKWATER05/01 To Western Region, 2735 Airport Wy, of Idaho: 55-13833 S13 T02S R04W OWYHEE in Bruneau Town Site be vacated. 11/30 0.02 CFS Boise ID 83705 together with a County Source MACKS CREEK The alley way abuts Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Use: WILDLIFE 01/01 To 12/31 protest fee of $25.00 for each US DEPT OF INTERIOR Tributary To REYNOLDS 17, 18, 19 and 20 in Block 38, 0.02 CFS application on or before 08/04/ BUREAU OF LAND CREEK Bruneau Town Site, Owyhee Total Diversion: 0.02 CFS MANAGEMENT Point(s) of Diversion NWSE S13 County, Idaho. 2003. The protestant must also 7/16,23/03 Date Filed: 06/02/2003 send a copy of the protest to the 3948 DEVELOPMENT AVE T02S R04W OWYHEE County Place Of Use: STOCKWATER applicant. BOISE ID 83705 Source MACKS CREEK NOTICE OF PUBLIC T10S R05W S10 SENE KARL J DREHER, Director Point(s) of Diversion NESWNE Tributary To REYNOLDS Place Of Use: WILDLIFE 7/16,23/03 S34 T10S R05W OWYHEE CREEK HEARING T10S R05W S10 SENE County Source SPRING Use: STOCKWATER 01/01 To YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Permits will be subject to all prior The following Tributary To COTTONWOOD 12/31 12 AFA NOTICE that a public hearing water rights. Protests may be application(s) have been CREEK Use: WILDLIFE 01/01 To 12/31 before the Planning and Zoning submitted based on the criteria of Use:STOCKWATER 05/01 To 12 AFA Commission of the City of Sec 42-203A, Idaho Code. Any filed to appropriate the 12/31 0.02 CFS Total Diversion: 12 AFA Homedale will be held on the 4th protest against the approval of this public waters of the State Use: WILDLIFE 01/01 To 12/31 Date Filed: 05/21/2003 day of August, 2003 at 7:30 p.m. at application must be filed with the of Idaho:55-13831 0.02 CFS Place Of Use: WILDLIFE Homedale City Hall, 31 West Director, Dept. of Water Resource, US DEPT OF INTERIOR Total Diversion: 0.02 CFS T02S R04W S13 SESW NWSE Wyoming, Homedale, Idaho. The Western Region, 2735 Airport Wy, BUREAU OF LAND Date Filed: 06/05/2003 Place Of Use: STOCKWATER subject matter of the public hearing Boise ID 83705 together with a MANAGEMENT Place Of Use: STOCKWATER 02S R04W S13 SESW NWSE is an Application for a Special Use protest fee of $25.00 for each 3948 DEVELOPMENT AVE T10S R05W S34 SWNE Remark: A p p l i c a n t Permit filed by Applicant to build application on or before 08/04/ BOISE ID 83705 Place Of Use: WILDLIFE agrees to mitigate consumptive use four (4) four-plexes on Main Street 2003. The protestant must also Point(s) of Diversion SESWSW T10S R05W S34 SWNE in the future as needed. on the property located immediately send a copy of the protest to the S24 T10S R05W OWYHEE Permits will be subject to all prior Permits will be subject to all prior east of the senior citizen apartment applicant. County Source SPRINGTributary water rights. Protests may be water rights. Protests may be complex known as Homedale KARL J DREHER, Director To SINKS submitted based on the criteria of submitted based on the criteria of Garden Apartments. The public is 7/16,23/03 Use: STOCKWATER 05/01 To Sec 42-203A, Idaho Code. Any Sec 42-203A, Idaho Code. Any invited to attend and offer input. 11/30 0.02 CFS protest against the approval of this protest against the approval of this Sylvia L. Bahem, Administrator The following Use: WILDLIFE 01/01 To 12/31 application must be filed with the application must be filed with the Planning and Zoning 0.02 CFS Director, Dept. of Water Resource, Director, Dept. of Water Resource, Commission application(s) have been City of Homedale filed to appropriate the Total Diversion: 0.02 CFS Western Region, 2735 Airport Wy, Western Region, 2735 Airport Wy, Date Filed: 06/02/2003 Boise ID 83705 together with a Boise ID 83705 together with a 7/16,23/03 public waters of the State Place Of Use: STOCKWATER protest fee of $25.00 for each protest fee of $25.00 for each of Idaho: 55-13829 T10S R05W S24 SWSW application on or before 08/04/ application on or before 08/04/ NOTICE TO Place Of Use: WILDLIFE 2003. The protestant must also 2003. The protestant must also US DEPT OF INTERIOR send a copy of the protest to the send a copy of the protest to the CREDITORS BUREAU OF LAND T10S R05W S24 SWSW applicant. applicant. Case No. SP-03- MANAGEMENT Permits will be subject to all prior water rights. Protests may be KARL J DREHER, Director KARL J DREHER, 01869M 3948 DEVELOPMENT AVE 7/16,23/03 BOISE ID 83705 submitted based on the criteria of Director IN THE DISTRICT Point(s) of Diversion SWSWSW Sec 42-203A, Idaho Code Any protest against the approval of this 7/16,23/03 COURT OF THE S10 T10S R05W OWYHEE The following THIRD JUDICIAL County Source SPRING application must be filed with the Tributary To SINKS Director, Dept. of Water Resource, application(s) have been ELECTION DISTRICT OF THE Use: STOCKWATER 05/01 To Western Region, 2735 Airport Wy, filed to appropriate the CANCELLED STATE OF IDAHO, 11/30 0.02 CFS Boise ID 83705 together with a public waters of the State The Homedale Highway IN AND FOR THE Use: WILDLIFE 01/01 To 12/31 protest fee of $25.00 for each District Election scheduled for application on or before 08/04/ of Idaho: 55-13834 August 5, 2003 has been cancelled. COUNTY OF OWYHEE 0.02 CFS US DEPT OF INTERIOR Total Diversion: 0.02 CFS 2003. The protestant must also Pursuant to Section 34-1407, Magistrate Division send a copy of the protest to the BUREAU OF LAND Idaho Code, this determination was In the Matter of the Estate of Date Filed: 06/02/2003 MANAGEMENT Place Of Use: STOCKWATER applicant. made following the deadline for FRANCES E. HOFFMAN, KARL J DREHER, 3948 DEVELOPMENT AVE the Declaration of Intent to be a Deceased. T10S R05W S10 SWSW BOISE ID 83705 Place Of Use: WILDLIFE Director write-in. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 7/16,23/03 Point(s) of Diversion T10S R05W S10 SWSW Mark d. Stimmel and Larry that the undersigned have been NWSENE S26 T11S R05W Prow will remain in office for the appointed Co-Personal Permits will be subject to all prior OWYHEE County water rights. Protests may be The following next four year term. Representatives of the above- Source SPRING /s/Terri Uria named Estate. All persons having submitted based on the criteria of application(s) have been Tributary To MIDDLE FORK Sec 42-203A, Idaho Code.Any Secretary/Treasurer claims against the said deceased filed to appropriate the OWYHEE RIVER 7/23/03 are required to present their claims protest against the approval of this Use: STOCKWATER 05/01 To 12/ application must be filed with the public waters of the State within four (4) months after the 31 0.02 CFS date of the first publication of this Director, Dept. of Water Resource, of Idaho: 55-13832 Use: WILDLIFE 01/01 To 12/31 Western Region, 2735 Airport Wy, notice or said claims will be forever US DEPT OF INTERIOR 0.02 CFS PUBLIC HEARING barred. Boise ID 83705 together with a Total Diversion: 0.02 CFS protest fee of $25.00 for each BUREAU OF LAND BEFORE THE Claims must both be presented MANAGEMENT Date Filed: 06/05/2003 to the Co-Personal application on or before 08/04/ Place Of Use: OWYHEE COUNTY 2003. The protestant must also 3948 DEVELOPMENT AVE PLANNING AND Representatives of the Estate, at BOISE ID 83705 STOCKWATER the law offices of White Peterson, send a copy of the protest to the T11S R05W S26 SENE applicant. Point(s) of Diversion NESENW ZONING COMMISSION 5700 East Franklin Road, Suite 200, S26 T10S R05W OWYHEE Place Of Use: WILDLIFE On August 7, 2003 beginning at Nampa, ID 83687-8402, and filed KARL J DREHER, Director T11S R05W S26 SENE 7/16,23/03 County Source SPRING 8 PM, The Owyhee County with the Clerk of the Court. Tributary To SINKS Permits will be subject to all prior Planning and Zoning Commission Dated this 14 day of May, 2003. The following Use: STOCKWATER 05/01 To water rights. Protests may be will hold its regular meeting in the DAVID G. HOFFMAN 11/30 0.02 CFS submitted based on the criteria of Courthouse Annex on Basey street Co-Personal Representative application(s) have been Sec 42-203A, Idaho Code. Any filed to appropriate the Use: WILDLIFE 01/01 To 12/ in Murphy, Idaho. After dispensing 10126 Airpark Loop 31 0.02 CFS protest against the approval of this with old business, the Commission Givens Hot Springs, ID 83641 public waters of the State Total Diversion: 0.02 CFS application must be filed with the will hear public testimony on the (208) 495-2307 of Idaho: 55-13830 Date Filed: 06/02/2003 Director, Dept. of Water Resource, following matter: JAN E. CAMERON US DEPT OF INTERIOR Place Of Use: STOCKWATER Western Region, 2735 Airport THE THIRD ORDER OF ST. Co-Personal Representative BUREAU OF LAND T10S R05W S26 SENW Wy, Boise ID 83705 together with DOMINIC, INC. have filed a 17138 Freshwater Lane MANAGEMENT Place Of Use: WILDLIFE a protest fee of $25.00 for each conditional use permit to place a Cornelius, NC 28031 3948 DEVELOPMENT AVE T10S R05W S26 SENW application on or before 08/04/ retreat center and chapel on 25 acres. (704) 892-8211 BOISE ID 83705 Permits will be subject to all 2003. The protestant must Subject property is located 7/9,16,23/03 Point(s) of Diversion SESENW prior water rights. Protests may be also send a copy of the protest to the northwest of Homedale off of S11 T10S R05W OWYHEE submitted based on the criteria of applicant. Highway 19 and Gulley Road in For FAST results... County Source SPRING Sec 42-203A, Idaho Code. Any KARL J DREHER, Section 36, Township 4 North, try the Tributary To SINKS protest against the approval of this Director Range 6 West Boise Meridian, Use: STOCKWATER 05/01 To application must be filed with the Owyhee County, Idaho 7/16,23/03 7/23/03 Classifieds! Wednesday, July 23, 2003 Page 13 Public notices NOTICE OF is $104,527.03, together with interest that the beneficiary elects to sell or TO: Unknown Heirs and the signature, mailing address and TRUSTEE’S SALE thereon at 9.274% per annum from 2/ cause the trust property to be sold Devisees of James R. Miller aka telephone number of your attorney. 2/2002 to 11/1/2002, 9.274% per to satisfy said obligation. James Richard Miller, Unknown 4. Proof of mailing or Trustee’s Sale No. 02- annum from 11/1/2002, until paid. Date: June 18, 2003 Spouse of James R. Miller aka delivery of a copy of your response WM-33796 The Beneficiary elects to sell or cause FIRST AMERICAN TITLE James Richard Miller; Unknown to plaintiff’s attorney, as designated Notice is hereby given that, Fidelity the trust property to be sold to satisfy COMPANY OF IDAHO, INC. Spouse of Leslea M. Basterrechea; above. National Title Insurance, the duly said obligation. Dated: June 17, 2003 By Monine Cole, Trust Officer Unknown Spouse of Lacie M. Kent; To determine whether you must appointed Successor Trustee, will on Fidelity National Title Insurance, FA-16083/7023.26805 and Unknown Occupants. pay a filing fee with your response, October 24, 2003, at the hour of Trustee By A Fragassi, AVP c/o EXHIBIT A YOU ARE HEREBY contact the Clerk of the above- 11:00 AM, of said day, on the steps of Regional Trustee Services ATTACHED TO Notice of NOTIFIED That in order to defend named court. the Owyhee County Courthouse, Corporation, 720 Seventh Avenue, Trustee’s Sale this lawsuit, an appropriate written DATED This 7th day of July, located at the corner of Highway 78 Suite 100, Seattle, WA 98104 Phone: A portion of the South Half of response must be filed with the 2003. and Hailey Street, Murphy, ID, sell at (206) 340-2550 Sale Information: the Southwest Quarter of the above designated court within 20 CHARLOTTE SHERBURN, public auction to the highest bidder, http://www.rtrustee.com Northeast Quarter of Section 16, days after service of this Summons Clerk for cash, in lawful money of the ASAP545138 Township 2 North, Range 4 West on you. If you fail to so respond, the By: TRINA AMAN, Deputy United States, all payable at the time 7/2,9,16,23/03 of the Boise Meridian, Owyhee court may enter judgment against Clerk of sale, the following described real County, Idaho, more particularly you as demanded by the plaintiff(s) SUSAN E. WIEBE and personal property (hereafter NOTICE OF described as follows: in the Complaint. Attorney at Law referred to collectively as the TRUSTEE’S SALE COMMENCING at the A copy of the Complaint is 702 E. Chicago St. “Property”), situated in the County On the 22nd day of October, Southwest corner of the Southwest served with this Summons. If you Caldwell, Idaho 83606-0606 of Owyhee, State of Idaho, to-wit: 2003, at the hour of 10:45 A.M., of Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of wish to seek the advice of or Telephone (208) 454-2264 EXHIBIT ‘A’ This parcel is a portion said day, (recognized local time), said Section 16, being the Center representation by an attorney in this Fax (208) 454-0136 of the NE1/4 of Section 2, Township in the lobby of the Owyhee County Quarter corner; thence matter, you should do so promptly Idaho State Bar. #3919 1 North, Range 4 West of the Boise Courthouse, Murphy, in the Northerly, along the West line so that your written response, if Attorney for Plaintiff 7/23,30-8/6,13/03 Meridian and is more particularly County of Owyhee, State of Idaho. of the Southwest Quarter of the any, may be filed in time and other described as follows: Northeast Quarter of said Section legal rights protected. First American Title Company ELECTION COMMENCING at the Northwest of Idaho, Inc., an Idaho Corporation, 16, 275 feet to a point; thence An appropriate written response corner of said NE1/4; thence South as successor trustee, will sell at Easterly, parallel to the South requires compliance with Rule 10 CANCELED 0000’00” West along the westerly public auction, to the highest bidder, line of the Southwest Quarter of the (a) (1) and other Idaho Rules of The Gem Highway District boundary of said NE1/4 a distance of for cash or cashiers check (cash Northeast Quarter of said Section Civil Procedure and shall also Election scheduled for August 5, 2032.17 feet to the TRUE POINT equivalent), in lawful money of the 16, 250 feet to the POINT OF include: 2003, has been canceled. OF BEGINNING: thence North United States, all payable at the BEGINNING; thence 1. The title and number of Pursuant to Section 34-1407, 90000’00” East a distance of 1106.99 time of sale in compliance with Continuing easterly, parallel to this case. Idaho Code, this determination was feet to a point on the westerly right- Section 45-1506(9) Idaho Code, the the South line of the Southwest 2. If your response is an made following the deadline for of-way for the Opaline Ditch (said following described real property, Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Answer to the Compliant, it must Declaration of Intent to be a write- right-of-way lies 20.00 fet westerly situated in the County of Owyhee, said Section 16, 210 feet to a point; contain admissions or denials of in. from and parallel with the centerline State of Idaho, and described as thence the separate allegations of the Leonard J. Hall will remain in of said Ditch); thence South 3031’47” follows, to-wit: Northerly, along the line parallel Compliant and other defenses you office for the next four year term. East along said right-of-way a SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT A to the West line of the Southwest may claim. Virginia Belknap distance of 321.53 feet; thence North The Trustee has no knowledge Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of 3. Your signature, mailing Secretary-Treasurer 90000’00” West a distance of 1126.79 of a more particular description of said Section 16, 210 feet to a point; address and telephone number, or 7/23/03 feet to the westerly boundary of said the above referenced real property, thence NE1/4; thence North 0000’00” East but for purposes of compliance with Westerly, parallel to the South LEGAL NOTICE along said westerly boundary a Section 60-113 Idaho Code, the line of the Southwest Quarter of the NOTICE IS HEAR BY GIVEN that a special meeting of qualified distance of 320.92 feet to the TRUE Trustee has been informed that Northeast Quarter of said Section voters of the Lizard Butte Library District will by held on the twenty- POINT OF BEGINNING. And according to the County Assessors 16, 210 feet to a point, thence fourth of July from 4:30 to 6:00p.m. at the Lizard Butte Library in the said including that certain 1998 28 X 60 office, the address of Route 1, Box Southerly along a line parallel library district, Marsing, Idaho, at which time there will be a public Redman Moel Home, Model 485, Marsing, Idaho, is sometimes to the West line of the Southwest hearing on the maintenance and operation budget for the forthcoming Wynnewood 6301 with a Seriel associated with said real property. Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of year. This special budget hearing is called pursuant to section 33-2725 of Number of “Factory Order” The Said sale will be made without said Section 16, 210 feet to the the Idaho Code as amended. Trustee has no knowledge of a more covenant or warranty regarding REAL POINT OF BEGINNING. Budget particular description of the above- title, possession or encumbrances Tina Albright, Trustee Lizard Butte Library District referenced Property but, for purposes to satisfy the obligations secured Verification October 1, 2003 to September 30, 2004 7/9,16,23,30/03 of compliance with Section 60-113 by and pursuant to the power of sale Revenue 2002-2003 2003-2004 of Idaho Code, the Trustee has been conferred in the deed of trust Property Tax $31,522.00 $36810.00 informed that the address of NNA executed by MATTHEW J ANOTHER State Funds & Other $1,000.00 Clark Road aka HC 79 Box 990, WRIGHT AND NICOLE M SUMMONS Grants & Matching $2,000.00 Melba, ID 83641, is sometimes WRIGHT, husband and wife, as CASE NO. Carry Over $150.00 associated with said real property. grantors, to FIRST AMERICAN Total $34,672.00 $36810.00 Said sale will be made without TITLE COMPANY OF IDAHO, CV03-04068 Expenditures covenant or warranty regarding title, INC., an Idaho Corporation, as IN THE DISTRICT Rent $8,280.00 $8400.00 possession or encumbrances to satisfy successor trustee, for the benefit COURT OF THE Plant Operations $3,716.00 $4416.00 the obligation secured by and pursuant and security of WELLS FARGO THIRD JUDICIAL Library Supplies $1,000.00 $800.00 to the power of sale conferred in the HOME MORTGAGE, INC., as Book Purchase $3,366.00 $3529.00 Deed of Trust executed by Randy L. beneficiary, recorded December 1, DISTRICT OF THE Insurance $900.00 $900.00 Ryals and Julie A. Ryal, husband and 2000, as Instrument No. 234500, STATE OF IDAHO, Election/Legal $100.00 $100.00 wife, as Grantor, to First American Mortgage Records of Owyhee IN AND FOR THE Summer Reading/Story Time $260.00 $300.00 Title Co., as Trustee, for the benefit Salaries $15,000.00 $15765.00 County, Idaho. COUNTY OF OWYHEE and security of Washington Mutual THE ABOVE GRANTORS FICA $2,050.00 $2700.00 UNITED STATES OF Bank FSB, as Beneficiary, dated 9/ ARE NAMED TO COMPLY Total $34,672.00 $36810.00 AMERICA, acting through the 25/1997, recorded 9/26/1997, under WITH SECTION 45-1506 (4) (A), Janna Streibel Instrument No. 222978, Mortgage UNITED STATES Secretary to the Board IDAHO CODE. NO DEPARTMENT OF records of Owyhee County, Idaho, REPRESENTATION IS MADE Lizard Butte Library AGRICULTURE, FARMERS the beneficial interest in which is THAT THEY ARE, OR ARE NOT, 7/23/03 presently held by Washington Mutual HOME ADMINISTRATION, PRESENTLY RESPONSIBLE Plaintiff, Bank, FSB. The above Grantors are FOR THIS OBLIGATION. vs. named to comply with Section 45- The default for which this sale is UNKNOWN HEIRS AND 1506(4)(A), Idaho Code. No to be made is the failure to pay DEVISEES of JAMES R. MILLER representation is made that they are, when due, under Deed of Trust or are not, presently responsible for aka JAMES RICHARD MILLER; Classified deadline Note, the monthly payments for UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JAMES this obligation. The default for which Principal, Interest and Impounds of R. MILLER aka JAMES is sale is made is the failure to pay $745.04, due per month for the Monday noon the RICHARD MILLER; LESLEA M. when due under the Deed of Trust months of February through May, BASTERRECHEA; UNKNOWN week of publication Note dated 9/25/1997, the monthly 2003 and all subsequent payments payment which became due on 3/1/ SPOUSE OF LESLEA M. until the date of sale or BASTERRECHEA; LACIE M. 2002 and all subsequent monthly reinstatement, with a monthly late KENT; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF payments, plus late charges and other charge accruing at $33.35, with costs and fees as set forth. Amount LACIE M. KENT; RONI M. interest accruing at 7.875 percent ATKINS, as personal Legal notice deadline due as of June 17, 2003 Delinquent per annum, and continuing to accrue representative of the estate of James Payments from March 01, 2002 8 from January 1, 2003. The principal Richard Miller; and UNKNOWN Friday noon the week prior to payments at $892.44 each $7,139.52 balance owing as of this date on the OCCUPANTS, 8 payments at $799.68 each $6,397.44 obligation secured by said Deed of publication (03-01-02 through 06-17-03) Late Defendants. Trust is $90,286.11, plus accruing NOTICE: YOU HAVE BEEN Charges: $692.60 Beneficiary interest, costs and advances. All SUED BY THE ABOVE-NAMED Advances: $50.00 Suspense Credit: delinquent amounts are now due, PLAINTIFF(S). THE COURT $-1,154.58 Total: $13,124.98 All together with accruing late charges MAY ENTER JUDGEMENT delinquencies are now due, together and interest, unpaid and accruing with unpaid and accruing taxes, AGAINST YOU WITHOUT taxes, assessments, trustee’s fees, FURTHER NOTICE UNLESS assessments, trustee’s fees, attorney’s attorney’s fees, and any amounts 337-4681 YOU RESPOND WITHIN 20 fees, costs and advances made to advanced to protect the security DAYS. READ THE protect the security associated with associated with this foreclosure and this foreclosure. The principal balance INFORMATION BELOW. Page 14 Wednesday, July 23, 2003

Kuwahara Mini. This bike was 1990 Delta 88 Oldsmobile, new YARD SALE built for racing! Factory HOMEDALE GARDEN VEHICLES tires and battery, needs Kuwahara frame with extras, over APARTMENTS transmission work, $800 call 939- Yard sale w/lots of stuff. Fri/Sat/ $1,000 put into it! Excellent 1987 Ford Ranger, king cab 4x4, 1322 Sun 8am-6pm, 29033 Peckham condition. Pro Series Mini GT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS and/or hunter green, 6 cyl, runs great, 1999 Polaris Scrambler 400 4x4 Rd., 3 miles west of Wilder. BMX racing bike, like new, paid HANDICAPPED OR DISABLED new tires, good mileage, 5 spd 4-wheeler, extras: rear rack, trailer Garage sale Fri. 8am-3pm, Sat. $350, all the best extras. Please PERSONS trans, reduced to $2500 337-4681 hitch, uni filter. In great shape 8am-12, go west from Homedale call for further info 337-5112, RENT BASED ON INCOME ask for Cheryl or leave message $3500, call 890-9211 or 896-4487 make offer. USDA/RURAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCED please leave message on Hwy 19 and Williams Ln.: at 585-9120 patio set, clothes, wicker chair, GIVE US A CALL: (208)337-4715 1993 Yamaha Seca II, 13k miles, bikes, books, lots of misc. items. 409 SOUTH FIRST WEST $2,200 dollars, call 658-6288 Everything from new to HOMEDALE, IDAHO FOR RENT 83628 1994 Ford Taurus, 4 door, newer antique. 17414 Batt Corner Rd., transmission installed, runs great, Sat/Sun/Mon 7am early to ? 1 bdrm mobile home in nice $2600. Call Dennis or Lisa 459- Subscribe park in Homedale. $290 per mo., 2181 or evenings 459-8745. space rent included. 337-6272 Marsing 3 bdrm trailer house Greenleaf FOR SALE Apartment for rent, 230 W. $375 mo. + $200 deposit, NO 1995 Silver Taurus SHO V-6; today! Montana $280 mo. 573-2798 pets, call 939-1322 225 horse power; high Used tractor parts 100’s of performance; 5-speed; clean; air salvaged farm tractors and Cozy log cabin located Southeast 2 bdrm apartment in town, NO Have the of McCall offering a secluded feel, yard for children, stove/frig conditioning and climate control; combines. Nampa Tractor CD/cassette/AM-FM stereo; Owyhee Avalanche Salvage, 9055 Hwy 20, Nampa, 3-mi. drive to town. Features 3 included, washer/dry hookup, partial leather interior; keyless delivered to your home ID 83687. (208) 467-4430. bdrm 2 bth, has washer/dryer, TV, water/sewer/trash furnished, entry; custom wheels; 4 spare Roll ends: Great for packing gas stove and great parking. $125 deposit required $385 mo, call studded tires on wheels for winter each week! material, building fires, lining a night, make reservation at 337-4444 driving; $6000; call 337-5506 and birdcages or for your kids to www.accommodationservices.com 3 bdrm 1 bth $550 mo. + $250 ask for John. doodle on. The Owyhee Suzuki 2000 RM250. Never Avalanche, Homedale Zig’s Place or call 1-800-551- cleaning deposit, outside 337-4681 8234 or 208-634-7766 Homedale, references req’d, raced, clean, low time. FMF pipe Italian leather couch and plus extras. $3,600 firm. Mark accepting applications 208-377- loveseat. Brand new still wrapped 337-4681 days or 249-1089 eves in plastic. Retail $2450. Must sale 5384 recorder. $895. 208-888-1464 PHONE CALLS Wilder Housing Authority is Bedroom set 5-piece cherry set. accepting applications for senior Brand new in box. List $1450. ONLY! citizen housing in Wilder. The Must sale $399. 208-888-1464 SILVER SAGE HOME SITES Bed-queen pillowtop mattress WE WILL TAKE PHONE CALLS units have 1 bedroom 1 bath, set. Brand new, still in plastic. ONLY FOR APPLICATIONS TO kitchen, living room, dining room, BUILDING LOT DISPERSAL Must sale $165. Queen FILL OUR WAITING LIST FOR laundry facility available, the orthopedic set. Brand new, must RENT SUBSIDY IN OWYHEE grounds are maintained and there sale $135. 208-866-7476. COUNTY FROM ELIGIBLE LOW- is a park and garden area. To King-sized pillowtop mattress INCOME FAMILIES ON qualify you must be at least 62 AUCTION set. New, in bag, with warranty. THURSDAY, JULY 31, 2003 years of age and have income of TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1:00 PM Must sale $235. 208-866-7476 STARTING AT 9:00 AM ONLY. WE Cherry Sleigh bed. Solid wood. under $19,100 per year. The rent HOMEDALE, IDAHO WILL ACCEPT THE FIRST 15 depends on your annual income. New in box. Value $850. Sacrifice PHONE CALLS FOR APPOINT- Homedale’s newest subdivision! $295. 280-888-1464 For more information call 208- MENTS. CALL 337-4812 AFTER 8,000 BTU air conditioner used 482-7750 TTY 1-800-337-3529 9:00 AM ONLY ON JULY 31. 12 Outstanding oversized building lots 1 time $100 call 989-8021 Wilder Housing Authority does 7200 square feet to 1-acre lots City Services For sale or trade. Nascar and SOUTHWESTERN business in accordance with the NHRA die cast car collection, IDAHO COOPERATIVE Natural Gas Pressurized irrigation Farm Housing Act. must see to appreciate, valued at HOUSING AUTHORITY  - Wilder Housing Authority has Every improvement in place! over $13,000. Please call for an EQUAL OPPORTUNITY appointment to see them or for a HOUSING. rental units available at Chula Absolute Auction above Minimum Bids list, $4500 OBO, 455-7860 Vista. These are partially 8 sites Minimum Bid $12,000 furnished 2 and 3 bedrooms units. 3 sites Minimum Bid $14,000 Rent is from $365 mo. to $335 mo. This includes water/sewer/ 1 Acre Minimum Bid $24,000 trash and lawn care. For more Don’t miss out on buying a great building site at a DID YOU EVER THINK OF information call 208-482-7750 or great price. All the money you save on the lot means ADVERTISING AS ... come to the office at the corner of more house for the same money! Hwy 95 and Hwy 19 on the south The only way you can lose is to not come buy!!!!! side of Wilder, P.O. Box 685, Wilder, ID 83676. TTY 1-800- Terms: Absolute auction above minimum bids. 223-3131. We do business in $1,000. non-refundable earnest money due auction accordance with Federal Fair day. Escrow closing cost split 50/50 Buyer/Seller. Housing Law. Clear title will be transferred through lot releases 2 bdrm 1 bth mobile home, from Pioneer Title, Caldwell. 10% Buyers premium water/sewer/trash paid, $350 mo. + $100 deposit, available 8/1, call will be added to bid price. 337-8355 YOU WILL NEVER GET A CHANCE LIKE THIS AGAIN! hiring an employee who could contact more than 7,200 For more information and buyers registration: homes and tell them about your merchandise or services? Rich Pickett 208-250-4767 An employee who could say exactly what you want, and work for what you can afford to pay? www.pickettauctions.com Keep Steve Cordell 208-941-7871 We have. www.idahoproperties.org REACH EVERY HOME IN THIS MARKET informed Read

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$118,000. 22+ ac. private lane, Includes kitchen stove, refrig., available w/pressurized irrigation, REAL tremendous view, in 2nd yr. alfalfa, window coverings. Great for 1st U.G. Services. Prices start @ LOST wheel aligns included $80,000. time homebuyer or rental income. $28,500. Pick your lot and bring Lost-yellow lab, male, Marsing 3+ ac. large 3 bdrm home 1.5 bth, $60,000 Owyhee Realty 337-4634 your builder. Owyhee Realty 337- area, missing since Sunday (6/ ESTATE private dining, LR, out building, Homedale-Lg. (2880 sq. ft.) 4 4634 29) or Monday morning. Reward. bunk house for extra guests, fruit bdrm, 2 bth dream home. Please call 459-7555 or 330-327- For sale by owner: 2 acre trees, 3 varieties of grapes, fertile Beautifully landscaped, shaded building lots, pressurized garden spot, lush pasture, corral and fenced yard w/auto U. G. 7171 irrigation, power, phone-starting $165,000 Ruby 454-2482 Nova irrigation. 2 car garage w/front FARM AND at $25,000, call Charlie 208-250- Realty, Marsing, ID 896-4195 and alley entrance, R.V. parking, For FAST results... 4937 or 337-5990 Duplex for sale @ 112 E. formal and casual eating areas, RANCH try the Unique multi-level home on Wyoming in Homedale. Great fireplace, lg. family room and large lot, 4 bdrms, 2.5 baths, 2208 income potential. Unit #1-3 bdrm, utility downstairs. See to Alfalfa seed, farmer to farmer, Classifieds! sq. ft., covered deck, 2-story shop, Unit #2-1 bdrm. Extra lg. lot w/ appreciate. $119,500. Owyhee also many grasses, will deliver. $125,000, Remax Adv. 850-4000 lots of parking, beautiful shaded Realty 337-4634 Ray Odermott 465-5280 35+ ac. Diversify, 2 fields, super yard, detached 2 car garage. Rent Homedale-Neat and clean 3 building site, off main road out both units or live in one and bdrm with fenced yard, back patio, SERVICES rent the other. Neat and clean and nicely landscaped. Like new JJ Excavation and Hauling, ready to occupy. $77,500 Call condition and ready to occupy. HELP TOP SOIL, and gravel delivery, Interest Rates Owyhee Realty 337-4634 $74,000. Owyhee Realty 337- excavator and trucks for hire. Homedale-Large 2880 sq. ft. 4634 Road building, dozer, water truck Lowest In Years! building for sale-former Owyhee Farm Ground-77 acres of great WANTED See us for.. and road grader. Free estimate. Baptist Church. Could be used as farm ground located 1 mile from Kitchen and dinning room aid 208-337-4822 or 573-5700. Home Loans church, community bldg, office, Riverbend gold course. Raises needed at local senior center. 55 Dump Truck & Back hoe service, Home Equity Loans daycare, duplex, etc. Lots of good seed crops. 2 bldg permits or over. Call Jan at 337-3020 ditch cleaning & demolition. Call potential. Lg. kitchen, 2 bthrms, available. Located within 1.5 Grand View Elementary Steve at 465-5196 or 371-4285. lg. meeting room, dining area, miles of shopping, Homedale Best price in the valley for on- office, etc. $110,000 Owyhee school district. Great View. secretary position, for application call 834-2253, applications close site computer cleaning and Realty 337-4634 Owyhee Realty 337-4634 repair. Call Tom or Colette at Mike Lipinski Homedale-Cute home w/2 lg. View lots available in Royal Vista noon, Friday, July 25th 208-896-4297 • 208-442-3636 208-896-4676, Technical bdrms, lg. country kitchen. Estates. 1 to 5 acre building lots Taking applications for P/T help Computer Cleaning. at Idaho Sporting Clays, must be Tim’s Small Engine: Call us for 16 yrs. to apply, call 250-8982 all your lawn and garden LPN/MA, FT opportunity in equipment repair needs. We have Marsing. Requires LPN licensure replacement parts available for or MA training certificate. Prefer most brands of power equipment. Equipment can be dropped off at DESIRABLE CORNER LOT ASPEN one-year medical office exp. the Wilder Building Center or Interior updated in this 3 bdrm., 2 GEORGE WILSON Bilingual English/Spanish 30916 Peckham Rd. Wilder 482- bath home. New carpet/paint & JOHN CONTI preferred. Send resume to or apply 7461 kitchen appls. Garage w/ RV area. STAN CAPOUCH at: Terry Reilly Health Services- Owyhee Mountain Lawn Care; Great opportunity. Call now. Marsing Clinic, Attn: Clinic Mgr. fertilizing, field mowing, Wilder $74,500 MOTIVATED 896-5312 • 890-4770 • 880-7829 • 880-2414 sprinkler systems, free estimate, View Properties At: www.idaholand4u.com 201 Main St., Marsing, ID 83639 SELLERS. Open House July 26, EOE. call Travis 880-1573 27 1:00-5:00 stop by & win tickets Wilson’s Tractor Service: small GREAT SET-UP FOR THE LARGE FAMILY Homedale School District is to Roaring Springs! 5 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Could be 7 bedroom in a quiet neighborhood near town. acreage specialists, mowing, Fenced yard, many extras. #98123771 $104,000 accepting applications for: grading and road repair. Also GREAT BUILDING SITE REDUCED TO $89,000. OWNER MUST SELL! elementary LEP instructional Royal Rock Concrete: small and 1.64 acres 1 mile N. of River SNAKE RIVER VIEW assistant, middle school large custom concrete projects, Bend Golf Course. Level lot with Hill top 5 Acres. 2400 sq. ft. 4 bed/ 2 bath home. Sun Room. keyboarding/LEP instructional serving Owyhee Co.-local Many Extras, View of the Snake River. Large Great Room. #98116161 $264,000 utilities at Rd. front Pressurized assistant, H.S. computerized references available. Call Charlie irrig. avail. + hand line included. NEXT TO BLM. HORSE PROPERTY. curriculum courses lab 208-250-4937 or 337-5990 Bring builder. $29,900 2 car Garage & Shop, 2 bay horse barn, 3 stall horse barn & Tack Room. Thomas Lawson Financial 5 bedroom, 3 bath 2400 sq. ft. home. Next to BLM. #98116694 $129,000 instructional assistant (Associate Associates offers years of MINI RANCH OPPTY BEST BUY OF THE MONTH degree or 2 yrs. of college or be experience in small business, 13.77 irrigated acres. Gated pipe 3 Bed / 2 Bath. Large garage. Fully fenced. Walk to Grade School. able to pass State paraprofessional financial planning for all new included. Currently in hay & 1/3 mile to Snake River on Cul de Sac.#98126832 $79,500 test required). Middle school entrepreneurs. We specialize in wheat. Just 1 mile N. of River instruction assistant (high school dept-consolidation, personal Bend Golf Course. MOTIVATED FIXER UPPER diploma or GED required). Bus loans and other financial SELLERS $59,900 on 2 large lots, Trees, Cabin Style Home. Shop, Great Yard. $60,000 OWC terms drivers needed. Will help train for situations. Call 1-866-808-8358 for quality support! SOUTHSIDE ROAD 2 ACRE HORSE RANCH CDL. Will pay while training. Independent HerbalLife Liz Ewing 4 bedroom, 1 bath total remodeled. 1800 sq. ft. Outbuildings, Fenced pasture, Irrigation. Apply at District Office, 116 E. Distributor. Lose weight while Office could be 5th bedroom. Nice landscaping. #98129458 $149,000 Owyhee, Homedale or call 337- eating foods you love! 250-5049 4611 for application. Closing date: Guaranteed-doctor approved. ACREAGE FOR SALE 208-585-3098 • 1-6 ACRE RIVER FRONT...... $95,000 8/5/03 or until filled. • 1-1.5 ACRE RIVER FRONT ...... $75,000 SPACES FOR RENT • 3 ACRE IRRIGATION...... $30,000 HOMEDALE’S NICEST • 4 ACRE IRRIGATION...... $40,000 MOBILE HOME PARK THANK Subscribe • Spacious single or double wide spaces HOMEDALE OFFICE • Convenient to shopping, schools & YOU city services Lori Rasmussen • Clean, quiet family park We wish to thank everyone in the today! • On site manager 337-4593 • Cable T.V. Available Marsing Office - 896-4624 community for the cards, flowers, • Will accept older homes in www.deserthighrealestate.com Licensed in Idaho and Oregon phone calls, gifts, food, prayers good condition Have the FEATURED HOUSE OF THE WEEK and the lunch in at the Friends Owyhee Avalanche (We also have mobile homes for sale ready Church. The kindness you all have to move into NOW with low down payment ) Great starter home or for the delivered to your home downsizing family. This 2 shown after the loss of my son, Sunset Village BR has big rooms & quality Patrick Stowell, has been each week! Mobile Home Park upgrades. New vinyl siding, appreciated. Thank you for being 401 S. Main • Homedale, Idaho windows and roof in ’97. so kind and showing you care. See managers space #42 Corner lot. Washer, dryer, Sincerely, Alta Stowell, Joy 337-4681 (208) 337-5804 refrigerator & stove stay. Scott, Deric Stowell and Michael or 884-1700 Priced at $60,000. Stowell Page 16 Wednesday, July 23, 2003

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MARSING, IDAHO HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. - Sunday 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Family Pack Farmland Boneless Clamshell Large Green Pork Country Whole Ham Strawberries Bell Peppers Style Spare Ribs $ 19 ¢ $ 59 $ 1 lb. 89lb. 1 ea. 2 for 1 Boneless Beef Frozen Slab Walla Walla Large Slicing Cross Rib Roast Spare Ribs Sweet Onions Tomatoes or Steak $ 59 $ 49 ¢ $ 49 1 lb. 1 lb. 99lb. 1 lb.

Fresh $ 19 8 oz. Western Family Fancy $ $ Fresh ¢ lb. Limes 7 for Pork Steak 1 Shredded Cheese 2 for 3 1 Mangoes 59ea. Farmland Pork $ 79 10-4 oz. El Monterey $ 10 lb. Bag $ 89 Fresh ¢ Link Sausage 1 lb. Burritos 2 for 5 Idaho Potatoes 1 ea. Cantaloupe 39lb. 8 oz. Kraft $ 39 24 oz. Western Family $ 29 Seedless Hermiston $ Iceburg ¢ Parmesan Cheese 3 ea. Crunchy Fish Sticks 3 pkg. Watermelons 3lbs. for1 Head Lettuce 69 ea.

Meadow Gold Western Family Western Family All Varieties Twin Pops Layer Cake Mix Pickles Coca-Cola Products $ 19 $ 79 $ 49 ¢ ea. ea. 1 ea. 3 1 89 ea. 18 ct. 46 oz. Fridge Packs 24 oz. Pourable Bottle 48 oz. Crisco 6 oz. Early California 12-12 oz. Cans Hershey Syrup $ 69 $ 29 Black Olives ¢ Busch Beer $ 99 1 ea. Cooking Oil 2 ea. 99ea. 5

Kraft Western Family Western Family Frito Lay BBQ Sauce Sandwich Fruit Pie Filling Lay’s Chips Cookies ¢ $ $ 99 $ 99 79 ea. 2 for 3 1 ea. 1 ea. 18 oz. 32 oz. 20-21 oz. 11.5 to 13 oz. 10 lb. Western Family 64 oz. Western Family Kerr Brand 30 gal 10 ct. Western Family Charcoal Briquets $ 99 Vegetable Cocktail Juice $ 99 Regular Pint Jars $ 99 Trash Bags $ 2 ea. 1 ea. 5 ea. 2 for 3

Friskies Buffet Local Crop Scott Western Family Apricots Paper Cat Food Frozen Towels Sherbet ¢ $ $ $ 2 for for 3 for 5 49lb. 6 10 3 3 Pack 5.5 oz. Half Gallon

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AND CORRECT PRINTED ERRORS • PRICES EFFECTIVE 07/23/03 thru 07/29/03