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Correct identifications Irrigation season ends, reservoir depleted by Colin Muldoon Irrigation season came to a close last Friday, as the South Board of Control shut off water from the Owyhee Reservoir and Snake River. Owyhee County farmers faired considerably better than their counterparts in neighboring counties, who have been shut off from water Carl Freeman David Paul supplies – in some cases, for over a Duncan VanHouten month. That water has flowed in Owyhee County into the middle of October is Photo mix-up indeed fortunate, but as the 2002-03 storage season begins, farmers and results in wrong water managers alike, will be crossing their collective fingers with hopes of ideal weather conditions that will help identification refill depleted reservoirs. A mix-up in the identification of Currently, the Owyhee Reservoir, photos of persons charged with which provides water to between 16,000 crimes in Owyhee County the past No glory here and 17,000 acres of land in Oregon and When full, excess water from the reservoir spills into the “Glory Hole” and is two weeks has resulted in a wrong Idaho, is at 10 percent capacity. That picture with a news article, it was discharged out the other side of the dam and into the Owyhee River. equates to 72,000 acre feet. When full, discovered after the Oct. 16 issue the reservoir, located on the Owyhee was printed. Avalanche adds reporter to staff River west of Adrian, Ore., holds 715,000 acre feet of water. In theory, The photo identified as David Paul The Owyhee Avalanche augmented its writing staff this month with the that is enough for two growing seasons. VanHouten was actually of Carl addition of a full time reporter. Colin Muldoon, a 21-year freelance reporter from Marsing, Up river on the Snake, reservoirs are Freeman Duncan. Van Houten is also critically low. charged with infamous crime against was hired Oct. 8 and will be the primary sportswriter for the Homedale-based newspaper. This year, farmers made it through nature, and Duncan is charged with Muldoon has previously contributed to The Times-News the season, but just barely. sexual abuse of a child under the age in Twin Falls, the Coeur d’Alene Press, Herald-Republican “We did not allow any excess water,” of 16 and lewd conduct with a minor in Angola, Ind., News-Sun in Kendallville, Ind. and the South Board manager, Rex Barrie said child under 16. Associated Press. in an interview last week. “Under our The error in photos was due to the Muldoon has been a special reporter to Idaho Statesman contract with the Bureau of method of identification during since Dec. 2001. He has covered Treasure Valley prep, Reclamation, we can sell excess water.” electronic transfer. The problem has college and professional events and written special human Colin Muldoon That is, if there’s enough to go been corrected. interest features for Idaho’s largest daily newspaper. around. But in the last two years Contact Colin Muldoon with information or story ideas at 337-4681. Email The Avalanche regrets the errors. however, Barrie said that hasn’t been [email protected]. Fax game results to 337-4687. –– to page 2 Closure of Health and Welfare office meets opposition Voicing opposition by Colin Muldoon mugged for television cameras and demanded that Jeff Olson, a union The state’s decision to close its Department Idaho governor Dirk Kempthorne step in and organizer, called a of Health and Welfare office in Homedale in reconsider the department’s decision to the close press conference last early December has left at least a few people the Homedale office. Thursday on the with a bad taste in their mouth and a handful In reality, closing the office could be viewed as steps of the Health of them showed up in front of the building one of the more benign cost cutting moves by the and Welfare office in last week to express opposition. state agency, as it looks to trim $9.6 million from Homedale. The office Three state candidates – two of which are its annual budget. is scheduled to close running for seats in districts outside of this The cuts are part of a reported $22 million in in early December as area – were among those in attendance at a spending reductions ordered by Kempthorne in a result of cost press conference on the steps of the August. cutting by the state department’s office Thursday. “We all know that Idaho is going through some agency. Olson has The occasion was orchestrated by Jeff very tough times,” Olson said, as he read from a spearheaded a Olson, an organizer for the Service prepared statement. “For years, towns like campaign in Employees International Union, Local 687. Homedale and the rest of rural Idaho have been opposition to the Olson and the candidates essentially –– to page 4 closure. Page 2 Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 From page 1

One good snowfall is all that is needed According to South Board of Control manager, Rex Barrie, one good snowfall, followed by a “rain-on-snow” event or rapid melt is all that is needed to replenish depleted water supplies in the Owyhee Reservoir.

with most of the reservoirs in Idaho – the picture is grim on √ Water the Owyhee River. Water the case. levels in the reservoir are so When irrigation season low that another dry winter will began in April, the reservoir surely spell disaster for held 381,000 acre feet of water, agriculture in western Idaho essentially half full and just and eastern Oregon. But there Low levels enough for one season. are ideal weather conditions, A view from behind the Owyhee Dam. The reservoir is currently at 10 percent capacity. The Fortunately, for Owyhee Barrie said, that would fill the water line on the concrete structure is a clear indicator of how low the water levels are at the County growers, the reservoir lake in just one storage season. present time. is not their only source for “Our watershed is extremely water. unique, Barrie said. “We are “(Low levels are) specific primarily high desert. 7000 feet to Owyhee Reservoir water,” is the maximum elevation we Barrie said. “The Snake River have out there. What we’re water has been ample. There’s depending on is a good been a couple of times it’s been snowfall and then a rain-on- hit and miss on the elevations, snow event or a real warming but we’ve been able to run an trend, so that water comes off uninterrupted supply out of the of that mountain in a big hurry. Snake River.” “If it comes off in a big The South Board of Control hurry, we’re going to catch is the governing body for the almost all of it,” Barrie said. Gem and Ridgeview irrigation “If we have a lot of freeze and districts. The Gem Irrigation thaw cycles, (it will) warm up, District covers approximately start to run and then soak into 40,000 acres in Idaho while the ground. the Ridgeview district “(This year) is a perfect encompasses 6,000 acres in example,” Barrie added. We’re Oregon. coming into our storage season Half of the water used by and the ground is dry. If we farmers in the Gem district don’t get some moisture in comes from the Owyhee those hills and get that ground Reservoir, the other half from wet before the snow starts to the Snake River. fly, a lot of that moisture is Right now – as is the case going to soak into the ground.” Please join us at our new Caldwell location! Grand Opening and Barbecue This Thursday,Oct. 24 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. 1110 Blaine •Caldwell • 454-8800 Forced landing Boise pilot Gene Daniels was forced to land his single engine Piper Tomahawk in a dirt field north west of Grand View Sunday morning due to engine failure. The Owyhee County Sheriff’s office located the aircraft in a field off Nettleton Road in rural Owyhee County. According to the pilot, the windshield of the aircraft was covered in oil and smoke was filling the cockpit. Daniles said the engine had shut down. He and his wife escaped the accident with no injuries. Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Page 3 Sugar beet yields down Yields of sugar beets production. Area expected of County produced 230,800 tons continue to drop throughout harvest was estimated at of sugar beets. Idaho and in Owyhee County 210,000, 17 percent more than The report states that as the 2002 cultivation season a year ago. Nationally, sugarbeet began last week. In 2001, Owyhee County production is forecast at 28.5 Based on conditions as of planted 6,000 acres of beets million tons, 3 percent more Sept. 1, Idaho’s sugarbeet yield and harvested 5,200 acres. The than the August forecast and was forcasted at 25.6 tons per crop had a 23.2 yield per 11 percent above last year’s acre, .6 ton above the August harvested acre and produced production. Growers in the 12 forecast, but one percent below 120,700 tons. Second largest sugarbeet-producing States 2001. producing county in the expect to harvest 1.37 million In the report released last district. In 2000, the county acres. month, production is planted 9,000 acres and This is 1 percent higher than forecasted at 5.38 million tons, harvested 7,800 for a 29.6 yield the August estimate and 10 16 percent more than last year’s per harvested acre. Owyhee percent above last year. The yield is forecast at 20.8 tons per acre, 0.4 tons above the Grand View to hold August forecast and slightly above 2001. Corn production is forecast Gazebo fundraisers at 8.85 billion bushels, down Volunteers in the city of Grand View will hold two dinner less than 1 percent from last fundraisers over the next month, in an effort to raise money for month and down 7 percent from a Gazebo that residents expect to build next year in Centennial 2001. Based on conditions as Park. of September 1, yields are A baked potato feed will be held Oct. 26 at the American expected to average 125.4 Legion Hall located on Highway 67 in Grand View. The feed bushels per acre, up 0.2 bushels begins at 5 p.m. and guests will be offered a choice of 10 from August but down 12.8 Sweet harvest toppings to compliment their meal with free coffee. Bingo will bushels from last year. If The very first sugar beets of the 2002 harvest fall on a be also be featured with prizes going to winning cardholders. realized, both yield and conveyor belt at the Amalgamated Sugar beet dump near The cost is $3. production would be at their Homedale last week. The harvest season is expected to run into Homemade noodles with a choice of either beef or chicken lowest since 1995. -CP December. and a hot roll will be the fare on Nov. 16 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Grand View Elementary. The cost for the dinner is also $3. Desserts will be offered at an extra charge. In addition to the dinner, a bazaar will be held with a myraid of vendors on hand. The public is encouraged to attend and all money raised from the events will go toward the Gazebo fund. To date, volunteers have raised approximately half of the expected $5000 it will cost to build tha Gazebo. For more information contact Frieda Matthews at 208-834-2027. Send donations to P.O. Box 187, Grand View, ID 83624. Homedale library slates spaghetti dinner Even folks who haven’t left Idaho can enjoy a night in old Italy. The Homedale Public Library will hold its second annual spaghetti dinner, bake sale and paperback book sale Nov. 6 from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Homedale Senior Center at 224 W. Idaho Street. Jim Cade will prepare the dinner. Salad, bread and dessert will accompany the main course. Admission is by donation. The suggested donation is $3 for adults, $1.50 for children 12 and under, but larger donations are welcomed. All proceeds benefit the library. The public is encouraged to bring a baked item between 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. The baked sale will follow the dinner. For more information, contact the Homedale Public Library afternoons at 337-4228.

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streamlining services across √ Closure the state became necessary. feeling the effects of our “This (Homedale) provides declining rural economy, while services for welfare clients,” places like Boise saw limited Lyles said in an interview after economic growth and the news conference. “Food prosperity. stamps and other benefit Olson said that closing the programs. Health and Welfare Homedale office – one of four has a much broader array of statewide designated for services provided out of other closure – would have a offices and haven’t had “profound effect” on the representatives from those community while savings to programs in this office for the state would be insignificant. many years. And it seems to be “We know that tax receipts working well.” are down,” Olson said, “but Lyles said that the only the question remains: Will program administered in closing this office in Homedale Homedale is welfare. save the department any “It is consistent with the way money? If so, how much?” we’ve been going – to $117,000 in rent, for starters. streamline and make things The department’s lease more efficient – to move expires in 2005. By closing the (welfare recipients) to other office, it will save $37,500 in offices, as we’ve moved other lease payments and salaries for programs as well.” this current fiscal year. One of the strongest points According to the of opposition to the plan, is the department’s own figures, notion that welfare recipients 1550 welfare recipients will be in Owyhee County will not – redirected to the Caldwell or cannot – make the drive to office. Caldwell. Region III Director, Kurt D. Lyles said it is not necessary. “They don’t need to,” he Lyles disagrees with Olson’s Busy season assessment that closing the said. “What we’ve doing, is office will have a profound the applications that are The harvest season is in full swing throughout the valley, and corn choppers are busy in the effect on the community. required for the benefits will valley fields. This scene was taken near Graveyard Point Road and Johnstone Road last week. Simply put, the department was be provided in postage paid given a mandate to cut 3.5 envelopes. And we’ll have percent from its budget, so folks available by phone, if there are questions. A large Faithful Men to sing in Marsing part of this will be taken care of “Faithful Men,” a nine selections, praise and worship patriotic songs. The public is by mail, by internet, by faxing member Southern Gospel music, and some tremendous a invited to attend the concert, Buy it, sell it, and by telephone.” singing group will present a capella arrangements of which will be free of charge. trade it, rent it... So the impact to recipients concert at the Marsing Church will be minimal? of the Nazarene, 112 Second in the “It’s not going to feel good Avenue West, on Sunday, Oct. Classifieds! for a while,” Lyles said, “but in 27 at 6 p.m. terms of serving folks, I think The group has brought a we can do that well.” message of hope and inspiration to churches, conventions, fairs and rallies throughout the area for seven LANE years. They’ve been a part of the Idaho Gospel Music homecoming for the past three Recliners P.O. BOX 97 • HOMEDALE, ID 83628 PHONE 208 / 337-4681 • FAX 208 / 337-4867 years and were featured at the E-mail [email protected] Promise Keepers “Run to the Battle” rally at Boise State U.S.P.S. NO. 416-340 Copyright 2002–– ISSN #8750-6823 University. The group is composed of 2 FOR 1 JOE E. AMAN, editor-in-chief and publisher nine men from the Meridian CHERYL PETERSON, reporter Assembly of God Church. Great Sale! COLIN MULDOON, reporter They have recorded two CD’s, ROBERT AMAN, composition “Stepp’in On the Clouds” and Published each week in Homedale, Idaho by Owyhee Avalanche, Inc. Entered as “Trinity Pine Jubilee,” a Periodical, paid at the Post Office at Homedale, ID under the Act of March 3, 1879. recording done in concert with POSTMASTER: send address changes to THE OWYHEE AVALANCHE, P.O. 97, Homedale, ID 83628. several other Treasure Valley Gospel groups. They are Annual Subscription Rates: currently preparing a new Owyhee County...... $31.50 album for release in November. Canyon, Ada, Malheur cou...... 36.75 The repertoire of the group Good Selection Elsewhere...... 40.00 includes Southern Gospel Many to choose from! (Includes sales tax where applicable) favorites, contemporary 90 Days Same as cash O.A.C. Deadlines Weather Classifieds Display advertising weather Monday noon the Friday noon the week Mon. 14 65 22 week of publication prior to publication Tue. 15 72 22 Wed. 16 70 25 Legal notices Inserts Thur. 17 71 27 FURNITURE & APPLIANCE Friday noon the week Friday noon the week Fri. 18 no read 307 S. Kimball of prior to publication prior to publication Sat. 19 no read Caldwell

Sun. 20 78 26 D8648 Caldwell 459-0816 Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Page 5 Delegation wants drought assistance JV fire district seeks expansion for Owyhee County Idaho’s congressional delegation wants nearly 20 counties in Idaho declared federal agriculture disaster areas, including possibilities into Idaho area Owyhee County. Many people in the Jordan establish a district.” keep the brush down or other Senators Larry Craig and Mike Crapo, and Representatives Mike Simpson and Butch Otter sent a letter earlier this month to Valley area do not currently Roe told the commissioners buildings from burning it is a Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman saying that the persistent receive fire protection from the that the only way for the good beginning.” adverse conditions have made such a designation necessary. local volunteer fire department department to take advantage The department will “We write to support Governor Kempthorne’s Sept. 19, 2002 as the agency is not allowed to of grants from the Bureau of tentatively start out as a request that additional Idaho counties be declared as agriculture take its fire trucks outside of Land Management and other membership for the district. disaster areas,” the letter to Veneman reads. “Drought conditions city limits. A problem Jake sources was to establish a rural Roe said this way residents in are having an adverse affect on Idaho agriculture and these Roe, spokesman for the fire fire district. the area could buy in or pay counties have already received state disaster declarations. department and the city mayor, “We should be able to get dues to help the district be able “Idaho’s livestock producers have faced multiple years of drought and extensive wildfires on federal lands. The counties is hoping to put an end to in the more grants for extra to purchase new fire trucks. included in the Governor’s request are experiencing severe near future. equipment like new trucks if “Vale has a fire district set drought conditions and producers in those counties should be During an Owyhee County we establish a district. We have up that way and it seems to eligible for additional federal assistance.” Commissioners meeting last a school out in the Pleasant work for them,” Roe continued. The counties included in the consideration in addition to week, Roe asked for the Valley area, several ranches “The only problem is setting it Owyhee County are, Adams, Bonneville, Bannock, Bingham, commissioners’ blessing to the and a county shop and there is up on a tax base. Later after we Blaine, Boise, Caribou, Clark, Fremont, Gem, Gooding, potential formation of a rural no fire protection. We want to get a good fire district Jefferson, Latah, Lincoln, Madison, Teton, Valley and fire district to serve areas help provide fire protection for established and we have a Washington. -CP outside of Jordan Valley that area. We want to have working fire district then it is including sections of Idaho. He people from those areas something that would be WE SPECIALIZE IN said the department has included on our board of acceptable to put on a tax roll received an $18,600 Rural Fire directors for the fire district as then that would be the time to Assistance grant to help well.” do it. Right now we are setting FARM AND RANCH establish a district and there is Roe said the finalizing of a it up in a different matter just a strong interest from the public fire district is not something so it can actually get done.” for the expansion. Members of that would happen quickly, but The commissioners said FUEL DELIVERY the Malheur County Court last he said the department wants they would write a letter of week gave their blessing to the to get something set up for fire “blessing” to the department, idea and Roe asked protection to those who don’t but said they would have to commissioners for their have any. check with legal council on the assistance as well. “We hope in the future to requirements of taking a fire “We are trying to form a get more pumpers or water district across state lines. –CP rural fire district,” Roe told the tenders so we can set those up commissioners Tuesday. “We in Owyhee County and also in would like to also get a letter Rome and Arock. If you look Have from Owyhee County since we at a map you can see that Rome have such close relations to the and Arock are a long way from County. Jordan Valley, but if you have a news tip? “We have a truck that covers a truck there now and have a We have been delivering petroleum products to the city of Jordan Valley. But fire, if you can just keep the Call us! with this grant we can establish brush down it helps until we farms in the Owyhee County area for 50 years. a district to buy equipment, to can get there. We had a fire last Call us for fast, convenient service! train our fire fighters and to do year at the Walt Morgan place. 337-4681 all the things we need to do to If you can get out there and HOUSE WARMING TOM GANNON

STATE SENATE

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE DISTRICT 23

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Computer Systems Management SINCE 1952 COMMUNITY SERVICE Chairman, School Advisory Committee - President, Junior High PTA Chairman, Youth Sports Program – Little League Coach – Soccer Coach OWYHEE MOTORS Cub Scout Packmaster- BSA Scoutmaster THE AREA’S ONLY LOCALLY-OWNED United Way Committee AND OPERATED BULK DELIVERY DEALER Past President, Buhl Kiwanis Club HOMEDALE 337-4664 • TOLL FREE 1-888-337-4664 Paid for by the Tom Gannon Election Fund, Dexter Rogers Treasurer. Page 6 Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Senior news Fowers and Jones Homedale Senior Citizens’ Center Baked beef stew, beets, fruit salad, biscuits and pudding will announce engagement be served for dinner on Thursday, October 24. Bart and Sharon Fowers of Grandview announce the Bacon, eggs, hashbrowns, pancakes, toast and juice will be engagement of their daughter, Misty, to Kent Jones of served for breakfast on Friday, October 25 from 7-10 a.m. Boise. Halloween dance will be held from 7-10 p.m. Saturay October Jones is the son of Robert and Juanita Jones, also of 26 with music by the “Yesterdays Country” band. Boise. Free eye exams by Dr. Hainsworth Monday October 28 from Misty is 9-12 a.m. Please sign up. Sign up sheets on front desk. an employee of the Boise law firm Cosho, Humphrey, Grenner and Welsh. Kent is a Boise city firefighter and Beef tips and gravy or/noodles, veggies, pea salad, brownies own KMJ Electric. lunch will be held on Tuesday, October 29 at noon, with Bingo The couple will wed May 31, 2003. following lunch. The shopping bus will leave Homedale at 1:30 p.m. Marsing Senior Citizens’ Center Intermountain Bar-B-Q chicken, potato stix, mixed vegetable, carrot salad, Mackenzies celebrate rolls and cake will be served on Thursday, October 24. Gas Company th On Monday, October 28, Sweet n’ sour pork, fried rice, stir fry 40 anniversary vegetalbes, vegetable jello salad w/cottage cheese and custard clarification will be served for dinner. Robert and Karen Mackenzie In September 1997, the are hosting the event. The Bacon or sausage, eggs, pancakes or waffles will be served for of South Mountain, will family has requested no gifts. Homedale†“Adder” Project celebrate their 40th wedding breakfast on Wednesday, October 30. enabled the City of Homedale, anniversary on Nov. 2, with an as well as residents between open house from 1:30 until 4:30 Wilder and Homedale, to p.m. at the Pleasant Valley obtain natural gas. In the School near Jordan Valley. Homedale Adder, an extra The Mackenzies will join $.28184 per therm was added their five children, David from to regular residential and South Mountain, Jim from commercial customer gas price Boise, Laura Stanton from for a period of five years. The Boise, Robyn Troyer from price reduction included a five Coeur d’Alene, and Johnanna Mackenzie from Boise, who percent Adder fee. “I have been in the middle of the action pushing the State of Idaho to deal with the problems created by the industrial Obituary dairies. My Republican opponent is no where to be seen.” Edith Marjorie Langford Nettleton Edith Marjorie Langford Nettleton, 86, long time resident Pd. by Chisholm for State Senator Committee, Helen McCracken, treasurer of Owyhee County, went home to be with the Lord on 10/23 Sunday, October 13, 2002. Recitation of the Rosary was at 7 p.m. Thursday at Alsip & Persons Funeral Chapel, Nampa. Catholic Mass was at 11 a.m. Friday at St. Paul’s Catholic Church, 1515 8th St. South, Nampa. Vote YES Edith was the oldest of 4 children born to William and Clara Gottenburg Langford on December 24, 1915 in Homedale, Idaho. She graduated from Homedale High School in 1933 and attended Links School of Business in on Proposition Two Boise. Upon graduation she accepted a secretarial position for November 5, 2002 a company in Oreana and later at the court house in Silver City, Idaho. There is where she met and later married Joe H. Nettleton. They married in Wendell, Idaho on April 10, 1939. They were married for 56 years until Joe’s death in Experience counts 1995. If someone kidnapped your daughter, you would want the most They lived for a short time on Sinker Creek near Murphy, experienced sheriff at the crime scene, not someone fresh out of the Idaho, before moving to their home on Reynolds Creek, police academy. where they ranched and raised their 2 sons. She loved to ride horses and was always actively involved in gathering and County elected positions require specific and highly specialized working the cattle and all the daily chores associated with ranch life. She had her favorite horses – Deer Creek, training to be successful in representing you, the citizens of Idaho. Clipper, Pat, Snip and Whisper. She had stories to tell about each and every one of them. Your rights as citizens of Idaho Edith loved to cook and no matter what the occasion – Term limits restrict your right to vote for the candidate of your family reunions, visiting friends or the branding and haying crews on the ranch. There was always a feast at mealtime, choice. which proved once again she was one of the best cooks in Owyhee County. No one ever left her home hungry. After The constitution provides for term limits - the ballot box. Compla- 46 years of ranching they moved to their farm on the Snake cency erodes the very core of our democratic process. River near Melba, Idaho. Edith was involved in many organizations including the Felons are not denied the right to run for office. Your family, Idaho Cowbells, Owyhee County Cowbells, Wilson Sagehens, Murphy Womens Club, Owyhee County Historical friends and neighbors deserve greater freedoms than convicted Society and a member and valued supporter of St. Joseph’s felons with regard to the electoral process. Catholic Church in Melba. She is survived by her 2 sons, Steve and his wife Karen of Say YES to your right to vote for the candidate of your choice. Caldwell, and Bob of Melba. She is also survived by 5 Say YES to your right to place your name on a ballot to run for the grandchildren, Tami, Branden, Kallie, Lori and Kevin: 7 office of your choice. Defend your rights as an Idaho citizen. great-grandchildren and her sister Mary Fetter of Port Angeles, Washington and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband Joe, her parents, and her two brothers, Glen and Frank. Vote YES Family received friends from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, October 17, 2002 at Alsip & Persons Funeral Chapel, Nampa. on Proposition Two Memorial contributions may be made to St. Josephs Catholic Church, % St. Pauls Catholic Church, 1515 8th St. South, Nampa, ID 83661. The Owyhee Avalanche Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Page 7 Prosecutor testifies for defense for wife’s dismissal Owyhee County Prosecuting her vehicle. It continues that treatment.” code of the criteria that you problem. After the 24 hours a Attorney Ed Yarbrough Yarbrough informed both Owyhee County Chief have to follow. You talk to the second DE is appointed and testified for the defense in dispatch and the sheriff that he Deputy Dick Freund said the individual, the person who that is what the prosecutor support of his former wife did not want his wife stopped department has guidelines they called in the complaint and the does.” Maureen Cassidy during a because she had not committed follow upon detaining a person family. You talk to people who Freund said Yarbrough filed motion to dismiss and suppress any crimes. who may need to be held on a observe them everyday to see the motion to request a second evidence hearing held in “Nevertheless, the sheriff mental condition. He said how their behavior is. You make examination of his wife. Murphy Monday. instructed his chief deputy to Cassidy was not treated any an assessment of the situation “If the second DE comes back Cassidy was arrested in April pursue the defendant’s different then any other person to see if they should be placed positive the person is held in after Yarbrough reportedly vehicle,” the motion reads. having a problem. in a hospital or a facility on a 24 the facility,” Freund continued. found her attempting to commit “Defendant was therefore “A call comes in and someone hour mental hold to be “The person is brought to court suicide by carbon monoxide unlawfully pursued, is having a bad time,” Freund evaluated by a medical health and everyone is given an poisoning. Yarbrough called apprehended and detained and explained. “We send an officer official. If you determine the attorney because you are taking local law enforcement after the evidence obtained from out to check out the situation person needs to be picked up that person’s rights away. You finding his wife in the couple’s such unlawful detention must and see what the problem is. It and held on a mental hold then are taking away their freedom garage in her vehicle with the be suppressed.” can be anything from someone you place them into custody. because it is not a voluntary vehicle running and a suicide In an affidavit filed by threatening suicide to someone “Then we call adult mental commit. If the person says they note. Yarbrough, he traces the steps getting messages from a light health and they meet with us. will go in voluntarily then you Owyhee County and Canyon taken on the day his wife was socket. People have problems They do an evaluation to take them, but they can leave. County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested. all the time. determine if the person should “The judge decides if it has to pursued Cassidy through “I came home to find my wife, “They have to be gravely be held. They also have criteria be a court committed or if it can portions of Melba, Maureen Cassidy, disabled or a danger to they follow. Eighty to 90 be done on an outpatient basis. Canyon County in our closed themselves or other people. percent of the time drugs or Then it is out of our hands.” - and Owyhee garage in what I There is language in the Idaho alcohol are the source of the CP County. The chase believed to be an ended 35 minutes attempt to commit after it began suicide through when Sheriff Gary carbon monoxide Aman ordered a poisoning,” the road spike strip affidavit reads. near the Walter’s “The garage was Ferry Bridge. cloudy with Cassidy was exhaust fumes. arrested and When I pulled my charged with one wife out of the car felony count of Maureen Cassidy her body was stiff eluding a police and somewhat officer and possession of a rigid and I thought she was dead. controlled substance, I took her outside, placed her methamphetamine. She was on the driveway, and began to also arraigned on one count of administer CPR. She regained misdemeanor possession of a consciousness and I walked her controlled substance and a to our bedroom and helped her misdemeanor charge of into bed.” resisting an officer. Several Yarbrough stated that as he officers received minor injuries entered the couple’s home the including sheriff Aman. “entire house smelled of Results of the hearing were exhaust fumes.” He said his unavailable at press time, but wife slept for two and a half- documents obtained from the hours before awaking. Owyhee County Courthouse “She awoke and seemed sad described the motion and the and depressed,” the report reason defense attorney Van G. reads. “Shortly thereafter she Bishop filed the motion. became angry. She became Bishop asked the court to enraged and was pounding her “suppress all evidence, either fist on the bathroom tub saying tangible or intangible, obtained she wanted to die and that I directly or indirectly from the should just let her die because pursuit, apprehension, and she wanted to kill herself.” detention of the defendant,” the Yarbrough stated that his wife motion reads. “Such pursuit, had attempted suicide in the apprehension, and detention of same manner within the past the defendant are in violation year and he felt she needed to of the defendant’s be held on an involuntary constitutional rights under the commitment so she could fourth and fourteenth receive the medical and amendments of the constitution psychological help she needed. ® of the United States.” “My wife had committed no Get Checking That Pays. 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Member FDIC Page 8 Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Highway budget cuts will not effect 95 project Highway 95 for but was not found in the and widen about seven miles expansion project area. of U.S. 95 from the Idaho 55 “We have to make sure that junction west of Marsing to scheduled for 2007 the work that we do does not just outside of Homedale. by Cheryl Peterson leave an adverse effect on the Much of the pavement is House Republicans last environment these animals and deteriorating and needs to be week passed legislation that plants use,” Oxley explained. replaced. Areas of the highway cements Appropriations “It is a very lengthy process will also require minor Committee cut of $25,558,000 that we have to do with any realignment to bring the road from Idaho’s highway repair section of road that we work up to current federal standards. and construction budget. But on.” New pavement, additional the cut will not effect the long Stripped The department plans to width and improved alignment awaited Highway 95 expansion attempt to purchase enough will increase the smoothness Nuts and bolts is all that remained on the floor of a 1956 fully project scheduled for 2007. The restored Chevy pickup owned by Ben and Lori Badiola of right-of-way to expand to a and safety of the highway. hold up on the project is five-lane highway in the future, Drainage and irrigation Homedale after thieves stole every piece of chrome, the stereo environmental issues. and even the seats last week. but Oxley said that expansion improvements will also be Idaho Department of would not happen for some included as part of the project Transportation spokesman time. which is estimated at over $7 Jennifer Oxley said last week “It is much cheaper for us to million. Car thieves target local that the project that was purchase enough land to cover Last year, Idaho received originally scheduled for 2004 many years down the road $193,445,000 in federal resident for second time has been postponed until 2007 projects,” Oxley said. “Right highway funding, but the because of right-of-way Having your car stolen once is a lot for a person to handle, but now our concern is to expand House Republican and Bush purchases and environmental US 95 to make is safer for budget provides only to have two cars stolen and one stripped within a month is more issues. then most people can imagine. motorists.” $167,887,000. “Right-of-way access and Oxley said the project would Lori and Ben Badiola of Homedale recently had to face the environmental issues take a unimaginable when they had their 2001 Jeep Cherokee stolen be paid for with federal funds very long time to address,” from their residence. Then last week, the Badiola’s discovered and would include widening Oxley said last week. “We have that another of their vehicles had been stolen and yet another had the shoulder six feet and been stripped of nearly everything but the body and the motor. other projects that have taken realigning some curves. Now the Badiola’s are facing a loss of nearly $30,000. much longer then this. It is “The environmental “It had to have happened sometime between Monday and last kind of a nature of this kind of document could be approved Wednesday,” Lori said last week. “We have had them stored work. It is not budget reasons, by the spring of 2003,” Oxley because they were being restored. They haven’t been done that but for environmental reasons. continued. “Construction is long, and now this.” It just takes a very, very long now set for 2007 and it is not The Badiola’s stored a red 1969 T-top Corvette and a red 1956 time.” likely to begin any sooner. The Chevy pickup in a shed at a rental residence which they own near The department held a series right-of-way acquisition and their home. Lori said the thieves knew exactly what they wanted of public meetings in 1999 and the environmental study are the when they stripped the pickup. had originally planned to most time consuming and even “We just happened to go down there and found the car gone expand the road in 2004, but more if sensitive areas have and the pickup stripped,” Lori said. “My brother-in-law said was postponed when the been found after we found it gone, that he drove by and he didn’t see the car question of environmentally “Because the budget cut was 337-4681 cover on the pickup and the grill was gone. He said he thought sensitive plants that may be made recently then we will it was strange, but he didn’t think much about it.” growing along the roadway. probably adjust some projects, Lori said Bob Cooper helped restore the pickup for the couple Entranco has been hired as but the Highway 95 project is and he said whoever stripped the vehicle knew what they were the subcontractor for ITD to still scheduled.” doing and what they wanted. study the environmental issues The project will reconstruct “Bob said it took him three and a half hours to put on the grill and Oxley said she believed because he had to jack apart the fenders,” Lori explained. “He the environmental issues with said it had to be someone who knew what they were doing. They plants has been completed and Your... got it off without damaging it very much at all.” sent in for review, but the “It seems like it happened over a couple of days,” Lori animal portion of the study was One-Stop store! continued. “They had to have loaded the Corvette onto a trailer not complete. because you can see tire drag marks on the pavement. √ Oregon Fish and Game licenses Oxley said the animals being √ “In front of the pickup was two pieces of plywood that it looks studied include the bald eagle, Oregon Lottery tickets Sports Action- Keno - others Open like they nailed up so people could not see them. 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He is currently being held in an Owyhee County jail on a Oxley said slickspot 4 miles west of Homedale on Highway 19 • 541-339-3204 $50,000 bond and Lori said he was incarcerated at the time of the peppergrass was also checked Corvette theft. -CP Allied Sign

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OFFICE 208-337-6215 CELL 208-573-4870 HOME 541-372-0158 PO BOX 716, 31 W. IDAHO FAX 208-337-6214 933 OVERSTREET RD HOMEDALE, ID 83628 www.allied-sign.com NYSSA, OR 97913 Pd. by Chisholm for State Senator Committee, Helen McCracken, treasurer 10/23-30 Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Page 9 Vehicle thefts and vandalism on the rise Ten incidents of vehicle The same evening, two thefts or vandalism were vehicles were burglarized near reported to the Owyhee County Clark Island again while the Sheriff’s office and Homedale owners were hunting. Speakers, Police Department last week, a stereo and a 22-caliber rifle dramatic increase from reports were taken and vandalism was taken in previous weeks. Three reported to the vehicles. of the vehicles were in the On Tuesday at 7:19 p.m., a parking lot of the Homedale student at Marsing High School High School during sporting reported that four subjects were events. “keying” vehicles in the gym Homedale High School parking lot. Further details were Principal Mike Williams said unavailable. measures are being taken to At 8:53 p.m. the same protect people’s vehicles as evening, a vehicle was reported they sit in the parking lot during being broken into while it was sporting events and activities. parked at the high school gym “We had windows broken out in Homedale. The reporting of two vehicles during the party said that a window in the football game last Friday vehicle had been broken out night,” Williams said. “This and two 22 caliber long rifles week the football team will be were taken. in Marsing and those vehicles Two vehicle burglaries were will sit out there for four hours reported on Friday night unattended. We are looking at including the theft of two stereo Emergency center several different options to speakers, CDs, and CD cases Bev White, Owyhee County Sheriff’s dispatcher, directs emergency response traffic from a protect the patrons. I am not from a vehicle at the high school newly remodeled dispatch center in the sheriff’s office. The remodel is the beginning of the sure if it is a revenge issue or parking lot and another stereo changes the department will have to undergo with the new 911 system. exactly what it is, but it is taken from a vehicle at the definitely more then we have Mirada Dairy in Marsing. had to deal with in a long time.” Two vehicle vandalism’s Last Monday evening a including breaking out a Leos family ordered to repay hunter reported that his vehicle window in the vehicles was and boat trailer had been stolen reported on Friday evening at while he hunted on the river. the Homedale High School. $116 thousand in restitution The vehicle is described as a The first vehicle had the back Jesus, Guadalupe Jr. and enough evidence to bind him retained jurisdiction. He was red 1986 Nissan pickup. The window smashed out of it and Guadalupe Sr. Leos of over for trial. ordered to repay $77,475.94 in trailer was described as a black the second vehicle received a Homedale, were ordered to Jesus is currently in a local restitution. boat trailer. The vehicle was broken window on the driver’s repay over $116,000 in hospital in critical condition Guadalupe Sr. was ordered stolen near Grand View. door. restitution after pleading guilty from injuries he received in a to seven years in the On Saturday, a vehicle was to grand theft by false promise vehicle accident, which killed penitentiary and the court reported stolen from the charges in an Owyhee County his brother, Carlos, earlier this retained jurisdiction for 180 Neighbor finds Owyhee Lanes in Homedale. courtroom nearly one year after year. He was sentenced to five days in Cottonwood. He was A 1995 Chevy pickup was being arrested. years in the state penitentiary ordered to repay $34,778 in taken at approximately 10 p.m. murder weapon Four members of the Leos and ordered to repay $4,370 in restitution. -CP Owyhee County Chief Canyon County detectives family were arrested in restitution. He was further recovered a .308 semi- Deputy Dick Freund said the reports of vandalism and thefts September, 2001, after an ordered to enroll in an automatic hunting rifle is investigation showed they had education program, counseling For FAST believed to be the weapon used did increase over the last week, but he said that heat this time stolen nearly $120,000 from and skill training classes and results... in the shooting death of a an 85-year old Homedale man. obtain and keep full time Marsing man Oct. 12 near he was uncertain if any of the try the incidents were related. Freund Charges were dropped from employment. Lizard Butte. the fourth member, Carlos, His brother Guadalupe was Detectives say a neighbor said the cases were still under investigation. -CP after a Third District Judge sentenced to the same and sent Classifieds! reported finding the rifle last determined there was not to Cottonwood on a 180 day Tuesday in some tall grass on the neighbor’s side of a fence that separated his property from the suspect’s home. The shooting victim, 26-year old Jose Guadalupe Perez, commonly known as “Rudy,” was shot once through the chest by a high powered rifle at the intersection of Cindy Drive and Windy Lane. The suspect in the shooting is identified as 46-year old Valentin Garcia who lived a short distance from where the shooting occurred. Witnesses say he was seen walking rapidly from the scene, but investigators have been unable to locate him. Homedale Police Chief Jeff Eidemiller said his department received a report that Valentin had been spotted in a Jackson’s Texaco Station in Homedale the night after the shooting, but said after further investigation the report was unfounded. Anyone with information on Garcia’s possible location or destination is asked to contact the Canyon County Sheriff’s Dispatch Center at 454-7531. Page 10 Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002

A Touch of Country Lauretta Pruitt strings beads for a project she is working on at an antique and collectibles store, which opened in Homedale last week. Pruitt joins her daughter and son-in-law in operating the business, A Touch of Country, which is located on Idaho Avenue in Homedale. Freshman champs Antiques and handmade Homedale’s undefeated freshman champs pose for a team photo following their victory in the district championship. The Trojans defeated Parma and Nampa Christian en route to the title. gifts are specialty of Back row from the left: Coach Lisa Velasquez, Jessica Mooney, Faith Brasher, Hailey Hall, Cheyenne Andrade, Jessica Hansen and Sarah Cline. Front row from the left: Nicole Celaya, family-run business Hailee Garrett, Emily Huckins, Jennifer George and Breanne Rodriguez. A new store has opened in Homedale, which features a variety of antiques and handmade gifts. These include antique Coke Football bottles to handmade Indian artifacts and ceramic collectibles. Poison Creek Posse 4-H The business, A Touch of Country, is owned and operated by a family who moved to the Homedale area only three months ago standings plans fundraiser from California. Lauretta Pruitt is the painter in the family and her daughter and son-in-law Nita and Gary Rassmussen do the 2A WIC The Poison Creek Posse 4-H group had its first meeting Conf. All woodworking and operate the store. Grace O’Donnel is the x-Parma 5-0 7-0 Oct. 15 and members are planning a Christmas fundraiser owner. y-Homedale 4-1 4-3 and a Halloween party. Members are planning to hold a “The whole family works together to keep the store supplied Melba 3-2 4-3 New Plymouth 3-2 4-3 costumed horse Halloween party for other horse clubs in and operated,” Loretta said. “We used to make the items in Nampa Christian 2-3 2-5 the area. Details will be given at a later date. California and put it in stores on consignment, but this makes McCall-Donnelly 1-5 3-5 more sense.” Marsing 0-5 0-7 Members are also selling 25-inch Christmas wreaths x-clinched conference title Loretta said Nita and Gary moved to Idaho to be closer to their y-clinched playoff berth for a fundraiser. The proceeds will go for the group’s spring family and since she was a widow, she moved with them. Last week’s results horse show hosted by the club. Parma 57, Marsing 0 “They didn’t want to leave me alone, so the whole bunch of us Melba 39, New Plymouth 21 The last date to order the wreaths is Oct. 28 and delivery moved up here,” Loretta said. “It is a beautiful place and the Homedale 35, McCall-Donnelly 21 will be scheduled for Nov. 11-15. people have been wonderful.” This Friday Homedale at Marsing, 7 p.m. To order a wreath or to join the club call 337-5914. A clan of ceramic bears gathers on a shelf in one section of the Melba at Nampa Christian, 7 p.m. store complete with honey hives. Across the isle is a table of Parma at New Plymouth, 7 p.m. handmade dragons, and other incense burners. Another section 1A Cross-State of the store has been reserved for consignment booths. A flock Conf.All Mackay 2-0 6-1 REPUBLICANS ON JIM RISCH … of sea gulls peers out the front windows atop wooden pedestals. Raft River 1-0 5-1 “We have some space that we want to rent out to the public,” Hagerman 1-1 1-5 "Ever since the governor appointed [Jack Riggs as] the Loretta said. “We hope to have outside craftsmen show their Rimrock 0-1 3-2 Oakley 0-2 1-5 lieutenant governor, Jim Risch has been in a slash-and-burn mode. items here as well.” Last week’s results Basically anything the governor wanted, he was after. The agenda Gary builds decorative birdhouses and wooden shelves. Gary Rimrock 16, Nampa Christian JV 0 for Risch was just to not give the governor anything he wanted." said they chose to keep the prices lower to be competitive with Raft River 38, Hagerman 12 Mackay 40, Oakley 0 – HOUSE SPEAKER BRUCE NEWCOMB, 2001 surrounding markets. This Friday “His fiery anti-gambling rhetoric on the Senate floor is “We are doing something we like to do so why charge Rimrock at Oakley, 7 p.m. inconsistent with his record. The games Indian tribes conduct on outrageous prices?” Gary asked. “We make most everything by Mackay at Raft River, 7 p.m. their reservations that Senator Risch now finds so offensive would hand and my mom does most of the painting. Nita is into the Valley at Hagerman, 7 p.m. not be legal under federal law if it were not for Senator Risch’s antiques. Mom and I are into the ceramics. 1A 8-Man District 3 leadership in crafting and promoting the successful lottery initiative The store is open 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday through Conf.All in 1986.” – SENATOR SHEILA SORENSEN, 2001 Saturday and is located at 28 W. Idaho. A grand opening of the y-Notus 6-0 7-0 “Jim Risch is not popular up here. With Risch and Sandy Cascade 6-0 6-0 being as close as they are, it’s a concern. It’s a feeling they want to store was held Oct. 19. -CP Horseshoe Bend 5-2 5-2 Idaho City 4-3 4-3 control things without the rest of us in the game.” Council 3-3 3-3 – BOB NONINI, chair, Kootenai County Republicans Garden Valley 2-4 2-4 Cambridge 1-5 1-5 “He did not win Ada County, where people know him. I think Salmon River 1-5 1-5 that’s a good perception … If the people of Idaho want a career Wilder 0-6 0-6 politician, they’re going to get one.” Last week’s results Notus 50, Wilder 0 – LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JACK RIGGS, 2002 Idaho City 50, Cambridge 0 “It wasn’t just the dollars. It was a combination of the dollars Cascade 28, Horseshoe Bend 6 and deceptive advertising the dollar bought. It’s deceptive for a Council 40, Garden Valley 38 This Friday downtown Boise trial lawyer who spent 30 years earning his money Garden Valley at Wilder, 3:30 p.m. as a trial lawyer, who has a ranch as a tax write-off, to spend huge Cascade at Idaho City, 7 p.m. amounts of money calling himself a rancher, never once mentioning Salmon River at Council, 7p.m how that money was earned, but only how the money was spent.” Cambridge at Notus, 7 p.m. – LARRY EASTLAND, Republican candidate, governor (1994),

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Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. 12345678901234567890123456789012123 Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Page 11 PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP Vandal offense. He added an Swanson did finish with 73 extra defensive back and yards on the ground. Teammate Homedale held quarterback Skykar Swinford added 49. Nic Swanson to just 94 yards Asbury said that the latter’s passing. lack of production was another Swanson completed only credit to the Homedale defense. eight passes and was “He’s (Swinford) had a few intercepted twice. On paper, 200-yard games,” Asbury said. his 18 attempts appeared “He’s one of the best backs in uncharacteristically low, but the league.” Asbury said that total was Homedale amassed 319 misleading. yards rushing for the game. As “He didn’t have anyone open a compliment to Cooper’s most of the night,” Asbury said. performance, senior Brandon “He took off (and ran) a bunch Hatthorn added 93 yards on 15 of times. carries and two touchdowns.

Up the gut Homedale quarterback Matt Nauman hands off to Brandon Hathhorn during the Trojans 35- 21victory over McCall-Donnelly. Hathhorn rushed for 93 yards and two touchdowns. Photo by Greg Garrett. Homedale pounds Vandals, clinches home field in postseason Parma would finish the regular And he won’t start the Cooper just 90 season with one conference reserves either. loss. Even though the Trojans “I’m not dressing the entire yards shy of 1,000- fell to the Panthers 31-14 Oct. JV in anticipation of a blowout yard season 4, the two teams would share at Marsing,” Asbury said. the title. “That’s not good for your by Colin Muldoon Cooper’s performance on the varsity (players). (We’ve) got Homedale took the week off ground pushed his rushing total seniors heading into their final He could go all the way prior to its Western Idaho to 910 yards for the season. games in high school. That Trojan senior Cole Cooper returns a Vandal kickoff 80-yards Conference matchup with Barring some unforeseen wouldn’t be fair to them.” for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. The scoring run sealed McCall-Donnelly last Friday event, he should easily break Asbury did say that he’ll Homedale’s victory over Mcall. Photo by Greg Garrett. at Deward Bell Field. the 1,000-yard mark Friday work in players that haven’t It appears the rest did the when Homedale travels to seen a lot of action this season Trojans some good. archrival Marsing for its season and the team will explore some Owyhee Lanes Senior Cole Cooper rushed finale against the struggling different sets on both sides of for 206 yards on 22 carries and Huskies. scrimmage. scored two touchdowns that & Restaurant Marsing (0-7 overall 0-6), is Against McCall, Homedale OPEN 7 DAYS • MON.-SAT. 7-10 • SUNDAY 7- 3 included a game-clinching 80- in the midst of a rebuilding controlled the momentum Homemade Soups & Pies yard kick return in the fourth season under first-year coach throughout the game, but quarter, as Homedale downed Murland Rydalch. The Huskies couldn’t shake the pesky Featuring a 24 oz. T-Bone Steak McCall-Donnelly 35-21. are young and inexperienced Vandals (3-5 overall, 1-5 WIC) The win allows the Trojans and it has shown on the field. until the final quarter. $13.95 (4-3 overall, 4-1 WIC) to stay They’ve been outscored by Asbury said he was pleased, Book Holiday Banquets Early!! at home for the first round of their opponents 324-31 this in particular, with how the the Class 2A state playoffs and season, but Homedale coach Trojan defense stopped 337-3757 assured them of at least a Greg Asbury said he’s not McCall’s passing attackwhich second-place finish in the WIC. interested in running up the essentially shut down the Serving Purified Water Homedale still has an outside score, as much as he’s shot at a conference co- interested in preparing his team championship with Parma. for the postseason. Should the Panthers (7-0 “We’ll build on what we overall, 6-0 WIC) lose their accomplished against final game at New Plymouth McCall,” Asbury said. Friday, both Homedale and JENKINS INSURANCE SERVICES

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The Wildcats will host a 3:30 matchup with Garden Valley. Notus will host Cambridge at 7:30 p.m. To report scores or offer story ideas, contact Colin Muldoon at (208) 412-3553. Fax game results to 337-4687. Email [email protected] He breaks a tackle A Marsing running back takes a handoff from quarterback Skipper Scott (right), then breaks a tackle during the Huskies’ 54-0 loss to the Panthers at Parma. Panthers roll over Marsing 54-0 Undefeated Parma 159 yards on eight carries and when it travels to New scored four touchdowns. Plymouth. Marsing will host 337-4681 claims at least a Parma will look to complete Homedale. Kickoff for both share of WIC title the season undefeated Friday games is slated 7 p.m. Parma took another step closer to a perfect season while Marsing inched closer to a MARSING $ winless one. The Panthers racked up 33 points in the first 13 minutes of 99PER MONTH* its game with Marsing and rolled over the Huskies 54-0 at HUSKIES MAKES YOU KING Parma last Friday. 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Catchin’ some air Trojan junior varsity player Jolene Maxwell spikes the ball during a district match at Homedale High School. The Trojans defeated Marsing and Nampa Christian to win the title. Photo by Greg Garrett.

All he does is win Homedale volleyball coach Kevin Murphy and his Trojans haven’t lost a Western Idaho Conference match in over two years. The team finished undefeated in both league and non- conference games this season. The first time that has happened in the six years Murphy has been at the helm. Area teams head to 115 3rd St. Parma, ID 83660 Phone 1-888-722-0078 district tournaments "Like Having A Friend At the Factory" Homedale finishes undefeated, 121212 SAVE ON 8 PC. Rimrock runner-up in 1A MONTHSMONTHS LIVING ROOM GROUP By Colin Muldoon No Interest! $1295 Sofa, Loveseat, Homedale completed a perfect season last week with non- No Down 3tables, 2 Lamps, & conference victories over Nyssa and Ontario at Homedale High Payment! Lane Recliners School. The Trojans finished 18-0 overall, 12-0 against Western Idaho Conference opponents. Homedale hasn’t lost to a WIC team in two seasons. Against Ontario however, the Trojans faced a tougher adversary than has been the case for most of the season. Homedale fell behind 2-0, before capturing the final three games and the match. The stiff competition was good preparation for the Trojans, as they head into Class 2A District competion at Fruitland this week. “It was good for us to play a five-game match,” Homedale coach Kevin Murphy said. “We struggled a little bit, but then you dig in and get a win. Yeah, it was good all the way around for us.” Because of press time restrictions, it is impossible to determine ® how far the No. 1 seeded Trojans proceeded through the CLEARANCE LANE RECLINERS tournament. The tournament began on Monday and Homedale drew an opening-round bye and was slated to play the Melba- $649her Parma winner in a second-round evening matchup. $299 $649 All Leat If the Trojans were able to win their second-round match, they will play tomorrow at 7:15 p.m. Homedale was dealt a bit of uncomfortable uncertainty as it prepared last week for the postseason. Junior standout Karianne Vanderhoff was sidelined with a soar right ankle and at press time, it was unknown if the Trojans’ leader in kills this season was going to be ready to go on Monday. Marsing, a team that struggled this season and one only one Watch the Big Games on regular season match was was seeded seventh and drew Nampa WASHERR Christian for its first round opponent. & DRYE a Hitachi Big Screen! Rimrock picked up two victories last week to close out the $849 $5050” season 14-4 overall, 8-4 in 1A District 3 league action. The FREE andDelivery Discount For Any Raiders fell to league leader Horseshoe Bend 3-0 in a tri-match hookup Purchase OverBig $275 Screen at Wilder last Tuesday and finished the year runners-up to the EXP. 10-31-02Hitachi TV Mustangs. The second-seeded Raiders drew a bye for Tuesday’s opening $ Kichen Aid 1499 round action at Vallivue Middle School and will face a yet-to- Superba ® Super Capacity Plus be-determined opponent on Thursday. Washer & Electric Dryer Many More to For Class 1A District 3 game time information call Rimrock Choose From! High School at 834-2260. For Class 2A District 3 games and FREE DELIVERY THROUGHOUT THE TREASURE VALLEY times, call Homedale High School at 337-4613. Page 14 Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Tuesday: Beef or chicken taco, or salad bar and choice of milk. Tst. cheese sand and soup, yogurt, lettuce, cheese, and tomatoes, Wednesday: salad, fruit, and choice of milk. School menu corn, pears and choise of milk Chicken fillet or†CF beef stk, Thursday: Chicken patty/bun Wednesday: Chicken patty/bun mashed potatoes and gravy, hot orhamburger/bun, fries, fruit, October 28-31, 2002 nuggets, fresh salad bar, fresh or†Rib-b-que/bun, potato wedges, roll, fruit and choice of milk. dessert and choice of milk. baked roll to go box orange wedge, applesauce cake Thursday: Beef or chicken taco, Friday: no menu Marsing Thursday: Burrito w/fixings, and choice of milk. corn, fruit or salad bar and choice Monday: Corn dogw/fixings, strawberries and bananas lad bar Thursday: Enchilada or corn of milk. Bruneau-Grand View fruit variety, garden vegetables, and Fresh baked roll, to go box dog, scalloped potatoes,peaches Friday: no menu chocolate pudding, variety milk, Friday: Tacos w/fixings, refried frosted brownie, and choice of Monday: Weiner wraps, chicken fajita, fresh salad bar, beans and cheese, fruit variety milk. Homedale High wedges, veggie, fruit and milk. fresh baked roll, to go box Tuesday: Spaghetti, tossed variety milk, corn dogs, salad bar Friday: no menu Monday:. Pizza or fajita, salad, Tuesday: weiner wrap, cherry salad, garlic bread, pears and milk. 4-12, fresh baked rolls and to go Homedale Middle fruit, dessert and choice of milk crisp, garden vegetables, variety Wednesday: Sweet/sour box. Monday: Sw-sour beef or Tuesday: Country fried beef stk milk, chicken patty on a bun, fresh chicken,rice,stir fry veggie, fruit, chicken, rice, mixed vegetables, or chicken filet, mashed potato/ salad bar, fresh baked roll, to go Homedale Elementary fortune cookie and milk. fruit, churro or salad bar and gravy hot roll, fruit and choice of box Monday: Cheese yum yum, or Thursday: choice of milk. milk. Wednesday: Turkey gravy, weiner wrap, green beans, mixed Burritos/salsa,tossed salad, Tuesday: Sloppy Joe weiner Wednesday: mashed potatoes, fruit variety, fruit, rice krispie treat and choice corn pumpkin bars and milk. wrap, green beans, fruit, dessert Spaghetti and french bread or corn, variety milk, bit o gold beef of milk. Friday: no menu GO, TROJANS! On to Victory! Homedale High School Fall Sports Schedule

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October 20, 1977 October 30, 195 OCTOBER 17, 1868 Two Boys Store Fall Festival Sat. BUSINESS REMOVAL – J. F. Dye has moved his The Two Boys store in Homedale is preparing for merchandise into the building recently occupied by Band to march in festival today C. W. Crane who has changed his place of business Homedale – The District 111 Marching Band its annual Fall Festival of bargains which will be held Saturday at the store. During this day of outstanding to next door above Cassiday’s Saloon. Jas. Graham Contest will be held at Boise State University stadium will start a wholesale liquor establishment in J. F. on Thursday, October 20. The competition will begin values, Two Boys will give away 300 bags of groceries and various refreshments will be served during the Dye’s fireproof store. The first of next month Jas. H. at 4:30 p.m. with the class “C” schools performing Gardner and Jas. M. Blossom will move into Crane’s first, followed by the “B”, “A” and “AA” schools. day. Homedale shoppers will be wise to drop in at Two Boys. new fire-proof on Maize’s Point, and A. V. Bradley Presentation of awards will follow the class “AA” will move the postoffice and book store into the competition. building now occupied by Mr. Gardner. Alex The Homedale Marching Band will be competing CANDIDATE LUNCH GUEST Campbell has rented the upper story of Bishop and against Parma for class “C” honors and against MARSING – W. H. Jensen, Democratic candidate Bonney’s new building and is fitting it up for a liquor Parma and all class “B” schools for the Sweepstakes for Congress from the second congressional district, store. Geo. Gans has rented the lower story for a Award. was honored guest at a luncheon at the Wo He Lo club dance house. The Trojan band has invited all Homedale citizens house Saturday. The luncheon for the Democratic *** to attend the Festival today, and encouraged supporters rally was served by ladies of Knowlton Heights DRESS MAKING – Mrs. Taylor and Miss Finn have to sit together on the upper deck, inside the “red and P.T.A. Bill Harder, Grand view is Democratic county located next door below Bigelow’s Washington Street, white” reserved section, it was explained. chairman. where they are prepared to do everything connected with the millinery business with neatness and dispatch. District plans school hearing New Members In Kiwanis Miss Finn has just arrived from San Francisco and in Marsing – Marsing’s school board is planning Charles Zollinger, superintendent of schools, and conversant with all the latest fashions. These ladies public information sessions on Nov. 1 and 3 to Russell Hamm, manager of the Home Lumber and have a large supply of plain and fancy dress goods on discuss another bond election for a proposed new Coal Company, were received as new members in the the way up from San Francisco. middle school and gymnasium. Homedale Kiwanis club yesterday noon. Sid Newton *** These tentative meetings were announced at gave the indoctrination address and presented the GONE TO SCHOOL – On Wednesday morning Tuesday’s regular school board meeting. Time and new members with their Kiwanis pins. last Miss Lizzie Fisher from Flint started on the stage place of the meetings is still undetermined but they Election of new officers will be held at the next for Idaho City, where she will attend the Academy of will probably be held in the grade school multi- meeting of the club on Wednesday, Nov. 5th. Jesus and Mary during the winter. purpose room. Nominated to the position of president is Sid We also learn that Miss Louisa Blackinger and The first election on June 14 of this year called for Newton, Elmer Elliott has been nominated as vice Miss Mary McMahon will leave here in about a an $850,000 bond issue to construct 12 middle school president. Nominated to the board of directors are month for the purpose of attending that institution of classrooms (grades five through eight) and a Orville Morrison, Elwood Gough, Howard Bergeson, learning. combination gym and mult-purpose room on land Clare Willcuts and Lewis Bean. Other nominations *** adjacent to the elementary school; and to add to or will be received from the floor prior to the election. THE LINCOLN MILL, under the supervision of Bob Leonard is being thoroughly repaired. The engine replace high school locker rooms. Rev. L. E. Obert announced that some of the has been taken out and an entire new foundation “Yes” votes fell short of the two-thirds majority members of the club who had been particularly lucky in getting deer and elk this fall will provide the meat composed of over 200 tons of large cut blocks of required to pass the election and board members for the meeting Wednesday. granite is being put in. The boiler will be reset and the immediately said they would try again as soon as pans raised about a foot. Mr. Leonard informs us that legally possible, which would probably place the he will have the mill ready for turning out “bricks” second election in December, they said. Budge Speaks At Local Meet Homer Budge, second district congressman from again in about four weeks. Idaho, will be the principal speaker at a public rally *** Bruneau Bulletins to be held at the Rosalind theatre in Homedale this FATAL SHOOTING – Last Sunday morning about Babies In The News- Several grandparents in evening, James C. Hayes, Owyhee County Republican half past six o’clock, a shooting scrape occurred in Bruneau are pleased to announce the arrival of new Chairman, stated this week. Budge will speak during Zapp and Picket’s Saloon between Peter Donnolly grandchildren this past week. Among them are Bob the evening in which county Republican candidates and a man named Geo. Bailey. The former escaped and Lillian Tindall who have a new grandson, born will be introduced. Also on the program well be a free unhurt, the latter was mortally wounded. The facts in Monday, Oct. 3, at St. Luke’s in Boise to Bonnie and picture show. Hayes extended an invitation for all brief as we understand them, are these: The parties Bill Gilbert. Brian Douglas weighed 5 lbs., 12 ozs. persons to attend this Republican rally and meet the had been playing cards and drinking pretty freely Brian and his mother were released from the hospital candidates. during the night. A quarrel ensued, pistols were on Saturday. Lillian and Bob kept the Gilberts’ other drawn, Bailey snapped a cap at Donnolly, who shot son, Billy during Bonnie’s stay in the hospital and his aningonist through the lower portion of the ATTENDANCE CONTEST GOOD abdomen, the bullet lodging in the left hip. All then Lillian returned him to Boise on Saturday, with The attendance contest at the Friends Community plans to stay for a few days to help her daughter with available medical aid was procured, but the church has been quite successful. The peak attendance unfortunate man died the following Wednesday night. the new arrival. This is the tenth grandchild for the so far was 170 a week ago last Sunday. There are two Tindalls. Donnelley was arrested underwent a preliminary more Sundays in the contest period. Anyone who examination before Justice Lynam and was bound Ace and Marilyn Black were made grandparents does not attend Sunday school elsewhere is urged to for the second time when their daughter, Ann Hipwell, over in the sum of $1,000 to appear at the next term attend. of the District Court. gave birth to a daughter in the Nampa hospital last *** Wednesday afternoon. The new little miss, named TOP STUDENTS NAMED MORE SHOOTING – Last Tuesday night a Trina Elizabeth, measured 19 inches long and weighed MARSING – Paul Bitzer, Spanish instructor at Chinaman was shot and severely wounded in a 7 lbs., 12 ozs. Helping out with the new baby at the Marsing high school, today announced outstanding Chinese gambling house on Jordan Street. It appears Hipwells is Ann’s grandmother, Maudie Nettleton of students in the first exam starting the second six a Chinaman who was bucking at a game wanted to bet Orofino. The paternal grandparents are Birdie and weeks. These students are Geraldine Hale, Rodney five dollars on Jaw-bone, the dealer objected the Glen Hipwell, formerly of Grand View, but now Hawes and Carol Copley. other fell back on his dignity and shot the almond residing in Gresham, Oregon. eyed gambolier through the right shoulder. The next Florence and Rich Mecham were in Idaho Falls Public Telephone Installed Here day we notice Deputy Sheriff John Springer and a last week to see their new grandson, Isaac Andrew, Harper Saunders is to be congratulated on installing posse of mounted Chinamen hunting for the shootist. who was born on September 26, to Doris and Dave a public telephone at the entrance to the local telephone We learn from Dr. White, who is attending the Stewart. He weighed in at 6 lbs., 6 ozs., and was 18 office, which will be available for use at all times wounded Chinaman, that he will get well. 1/2 inches in length. Rich took Florence over to when the office is closed. *** spend a week with the Stewarts and then went after C. W. Moore, Esq. of the National Bank, Boise her last Thursday. This is grandchild number seven City, has been spending a few days in town. To him for the Mechams. Owyhee seems like home. *** SOMMERCAMP has just finished a snug card room on the side of his Saloon. The interior fixture alone cost over $ 1,000. Page 16 Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Commentary Farm Bureau On the edge of Term limits will shift common sense power away from elected officials Baxter Black, DVM In Idaho we are yet to experience the chaos, proven in several other states, that follows passage of a term limits initiative. Although Idaho voters have Earth summit shown they favor term limits in some form and many are fighting mad at The earth summit met in Johannesburg, South Africa. It’s purpose was legislators who repealed a term limits initiative last spring, voters would be to find more ways to coerce or convince industrial (rich) nations to give wise to consider the adverse impact term limits have had in other states. They more money to third world (poor) nations. should also consider whether enacting the most restrictive term limits One of the big issues involved agricultural subsidies paid to farmers in initiative in the nation is right for Idaho. It’s ironic how term limits got passed along to state governments. With industrial countries. The poor countries oppose them. Their assumption their Contracts with America in hand the Republican Party took over is that if subsidies were removed, then the U.S., Canada and Europe†could Congress in 1994 promising term limits. However, a year later in a 5-4 vote not compete with foreign farmers. Why? Because prices would fall†too the U.S. Supreme Court barred states from limiting terms for Congress. The low. decision left in tact state and local limits and now 17 states have varying Sugar, cotton and lamb might be good examples. If there was no limit degrees of term limits.†††† on imports it would be fair to assume America would no longer produce In the California Legislature, which has been described as a bus station these products. They would go the way of oil, steel, where some people have just arrived and the rest are waiting to leave, there shoes and video players, commodities where we im- has been massive turnover in the leadership positions. As a result, the port more than we produce. institution doesn’t elicit much loyalty or devotion. In a two-year period The global socialist engineers have many sympa- between 1992 and 1994 California held 12 special elections. More than $10 thizers in the U.S. who are critical of ag subsidies. million was spent on those races. They go to great lengths to castigate the Farm Bill as In Maine, term limits have created an ineffective state legislature with “Grotesque” and to point out the disparity of payments little institutional knowledge. One of the results has been partisan gridlock on in a perverted interpretation of “The Little Red Hen”, many important pieces of legislation. According to one newspaper account: “Term limits have given the reins of political power to lobbyists and i.e., “Just because she did all the work does not mean bureaucrats who feed off new lawmakers’ inexperience.” she should benefit proportionally.” In Missouri this year, 73 members of the 163-member House and 12 It’s as if the myopic critics never delve further into members of the 34-member Senate are prohibited from seeking re-election. the issue than reading headlines off a teleprompter, “Farm Bill 1.3 billion!” In a newspaper article many of those lawmakers said during this year’s Has it ever occurred to them why, year after year, the U.S. session it was difficult to spark the interest of some of their term-limited government†pays our farmers to overproduce? Well, my obtuse amigos, colleagues. Missouri Lt. Governor Joe Maxwell, who served in both the the reasons†are right behind the headlines:†1) The American consumer House and Senate said “the air is being sucked out of the experience well,” spends 11.7% of their salary on food, half of that eating out. 2) Agriculture the impact of which will bear itself out when new lawmakers begin work next furnishes one of the few export industries we have left. Much of it sent with January. no expectation of reparation. An editorial in the St. Petersburg Florida Times admonishes readers to Farm subsidies exist to insure that politicians stay in office. Cheap food “Ease up on Term Limits,” and an editorial in the Tallahassee Florida has become a political right in America. Any president or congressman Democrat states; “Whatever it takes, ease term limits.” who controls the food supply wields enormous power at home and abroad. If you take time to look you’ll find dozens of similar examples of the Overproduction is the key to unlimited cheap food. Thus, farm destruction and chaos term limits have created in other states. Emotions and out of state funds are fueling this term limits drive. The legislators who had subsidies. the courage to throw out a bogus term limits bill should be commended for So, it’s going to be tough for the third world spokesman to convince Joe their foresight. Voters who will step back and make a more thoughtful Congress and Reginald Parliament that we should forsake the security of evaluation will conclude that the best way to elect our leaders is by employing a plentiful, safe, nutritious, cheap food supply in exchange for predictably our right to vote. Not by substituting the checks and balances of good cheaper bananas and rice and possibly scarcity and famine. government for arbitrary, one size fits all regulations. It’s a no brainer for our senators. All they have to do is keep our Vote Yes on Proposition 2. farmer’s noses to the grindstone and their plows in the field.

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Black Forest sundaes by spooning cherry pie filling thickened sweet-and-sour dressing made of bacon Dear Betty, over vanilla ice cream and drizzling with chocolate fat, vinegar and a little sugar. We’re getting together to look at our friends’ pictures sauce or hot fudge. Betty Crocker from their trip to Germany, and I thought I’d fix a Start with center-cut pork chops on the grill. Then Want more ideas? German dinner. Can you help me with the menu? add a side dish of mild, tasty German-style sauerkraut www.BettyCrocker.com Camden, Mich. by crumbling two or three slices of fried bacon and Questions? 1-888-ASK BETT Your “armchair” visit to Germany sounds like slicing two or three green onions into a pan with a Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Page 17 Commentary Accuracy in media Letters to the editor North Korea’s dangerous deception Mike and Bill backyard bent on buying up the Sierras in California. The by: Roger Aronoff Legislators to take away your lady that has been living in a redwood tree for the last few North Korea has finally admitted that it has been pursuing the As Owyhee County rights. years to prevent loggers from development of nuclear weaponsdespite promises to the contrary. becomes the next part of Boise, Mike and Bill believe in the cutting them down fell to her In 1994, in a deal engineered in part by Nobel Peace Prize winner it should be represented in the Constitution of the United Legislature by people who States and the rights therein death. The so-called Sierra Jimmy Carter, the Clinton administration tried to bribe North Club should at least pay her Korea into abandoning its nuclear intentions. In return for a pile understand what unbridled granted. Ask yourself if growth can do to a rural anything good has happened burial expenses. of cash, an annual supply of fuel oil, and new supposedly Now I read in a local daily proliferation-resistant nuclear reactors, North Korea agreed to community, dirty air, water, or anything bad prevented crime, higher taxes, traffic. since your present Legislators paper that the Sierra Club seeks freeze plutonium production at its nuclear facilities north of to protect the Owyhee Pyongyang. The deal became known as the Agreed Framework; Bill Chisholm and Mike have been in office or are they Ihler have seen this happen in just lips that flap. canyonlands from what God but North Korea also promised to remain in the Non-Proliferation only knows. The Owyhees Treaty, and live up to its obligations under the International Twin Falls County and have To Mike and Bill, the only time you spend is when you don’t grow redwood trees, and Atomic Energy Agreement nuclear safeguards program. been fighting for Idaho since if they did, I’m sure you need and the rest of the time In short, the Clinton administration thought it had bought off they were born, here in Idaho. wouldn’t find a lady in the North Korea. What started as a limited accomplishment would Rural, family, Idaho values, you save, the definition of Owyhee County that would soon be touted as a “major diplomatic success” for an where just enjoying the sweet conservative. Mike Ihler and volunteer to live in one of administration short on such successes. Bill Clinton, Madeleine country air is taken for granted Bill Chisholm don’t know how them? Speak up ladies. Am I Albright and others also scored it as a major achievement in their until it is taken away by move to lie so they will make lousy right or wrong? campaign to stop the spread of nuclear weapons. Over the years, in on ya neighbors who don’t politicians, but they’ll be your It was also said that the Food the intelligence community raised “concerns” about covert understand that leaving your best Representative in the and Drug Administration raises activities in North Korea, but the White House and State neighbor’s property alone is Senate and the House and red flag over mad cow like Department usually dismissed these as worst-case scenarios more than a law, you just do it. believe me, they know how to diseases in deer and in elk. based on sketchy evidence. Used to be, you couldn’t fight get things done. This disease was never Now the State Department reports that North Korea considers with your neighbor because Lee Halper mentioned by the food and the Agreed Framework “nullified.” If true, this suggests some you needed each other and you Jerome Drug until Clinton signed the very ominous “worst-case” scenarios largely forgotten or ignored worked things out. Free Trade Bill and started by the media. First, as part of the Agreed Framework, the North Anymore, it’s like an alien Speak up, ladies buying mad cow meat from Koreans insisted that the U.S. refurbish and preserve a storage spaceship came down and overseas. pool full of spent fuel rods, recently dumped from its production deposited cash rich In March or April 2002 I Creighton Kelly reactor. Many in the U.S. Energy Department, which eventually complainers into your read where disaster struck in Homedale cleaned and canned the rods, thought this a bad idea and said so at that time. The White House and State Department, however, were intent on closing the deal and ignored those warnings. Should they now opt to reprocess this fuel, Pyongyang would have enough plutonium for about five nuclear warheads, thanks to the Clinton administration and American taxpayers. That Public notices would be in addition to the plutonium the U.S. judged the North Koreans had produced by 1994, believed to be enough for two, possibly three nuclear warheads. An intelligence-community OWYHEE COUNTY Planning Class, the “Success Tour” road name of Old Bath House Road estimate last December strongly implied that North Korea had BOARD OF sponsored by the BLM, the planning for Earl Elsner. COMMISSIONERS for juniper burns and reports on †Doris Jewett presented an already fabricated these weapons. allotments. acceptance of previously authorized At the time of the agreement, there was much concern inside MINUTES FOR The Board and the BLM grant, documentation for a Juvenile the intelligence community that North Korea would cheat on the MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, represented by Dave Krosting Justice PAS was presented to the deal by pursuing other routes to the development of nuclear 2002 signed an MOU to participate in a Board for review and approval at warheads. The alternative to plutonium is highly enriched ANNEX BUILDING, fully collaborative planning process the next meeting. uranium (HEU), which is most commonly produced using gas MURPHY, IDAHO within the Lower Snake River †Indigent and Charity Case 02- 9:30 AM District RMP. 22 Board continued to October 21, centrifuges. In 1999, the Washington Times reported that the The Board reviewed insurance Case 02-25 Board approved North Koreans had tried to buy electrical components for gas †Present at the meeting were Commissioner Hal Tolmie, information provided by Mike payment plan of $75 per month; centrifuges from Japan, but the sale was blocked. Now they have Commissioner Chris Salove, Clerk Goss. No decision was made. Case 02-30 Board denied because admitted what that suggested—that they had started secretly to Cynthia Eaton, Treasurer Barbara †The Board approved payment there is no emergency and the produce weapons using highly enriched uranium. The facilities Wright, Clerk Elect Charlotte of the county bills. applicant has not been cooperative; Sherburn, Mike Goss, Assessor The Board approved the CSI 02-31 denied because not all the it requires are more easily hidden than the reactors that produce Certifications for Tuition for the bills have been received and there plutonium. Elect Brett Endicott, Jim Desmond, Fred Grant, Ed Yarbrough, Sheriff fall semester. has not been a denial from SSI; 02- The State Department says that it has acquired evidence of Gary Aman, Dave Krosting, Ferron The Board reviewed the 32 denied no bills and lien filed; North Korea’s HEU production only recently. It is easy to Manley, Margaret Glaser, Doris Quarterly Reports from the 02-33 and 02-34 liens filed. A understand why the Clinton administration would try to conceal Jewett, Chris Collett, and Larry Departments. mental hold contract with the fact that the agreement with North Korea was an extremely McDaniel. The Board reviewed a petition Intermountain Hospital was The Board amended the agenda requesting the change in name for approved and signed. Case 02-28 costly blunder. We have poured $100 million a year in fuel and Tomato Road from Ferron Manley Mr. Grant will write a letter to food into North Korea to keep Kim Jong Il from developing to include a discussion of a Jake Brake Ordinance; consideration of and Margaret Glaser. The Board acknowledge the withdrawal of the nuclear warheads, all in vain. The continuation of this largesse Partial Release of an Indigent Lien; took the request under advisement applicant and have the I & C in the first two years of the Bush administration raises the and, discussion of purchase of so that proper procedure can be Director close the case. question of why it took so long to find that North Korea was trailers for Sheriff. followed. The Board received and †The Board approved partial The Board approved tax acknowledged the recommendation cheating. In addition, U.S. diplomats in Pyongyang have been cancellations on the following from the Planning and Zoning told that North Korea has “more powerful things as well,” release of a lien on Case No. SP-02- 01634M. properties: 1) MH 0M0070040010 Commission on the Zoning apparently a reference to their extensive chemical and biological The Board approved the purchase of $43.92 in tax; $1.28 in penalty; Ordinance. The Board will review weapons programs. of two loaders and a truck for the and, $20.00 solid waste because the Ordinance and set a hearing in Many suspect North Korea acquired gas centrifuges from road and bridge department. the warrant was not found and the the future. The Board approved the mobile home has been removed; 2) The Board clarified an amount Pakistan as payment for North Korean long-range missiles MH 0070200100170 of $5.44 in approved for a part-time weed supplied in the late 1990s. North Korea actively markets several Intermountain Equipment bid for the Sheriff’s dispatch console. tax and $.10 in penalty collection employee at 4A because the job long-range missile systems to Iran, Egypt, Syria and others to The Board reviewed a report on factor; PP 59 01395 of $34.00 in being done is named at that pay generate revenue for its weapons-of-mass-destruction programs. how other counties offer address tax and $.68 in penalty because grade. All this could throw a monkey wrench in the administration’s maps. business is closed and owner moved The Board passed Resolution 02- The Board approved the contract away; PP 59 01465 of $41.84 in tax 32 ratifying a prior decision plans for Iraq. North Korea, for example, could use this as a and $.84 in penalty because business concerning the Payment in Lieu of pretext to return to testing of a missile capable of delivering a with Marsing City for Law Enforcement Protection. is closed and owner has moved Taxes received in FY 2002 to the nuclear warhead to targets in the United States. Some of President The Board reviewed proposals away; RP 03N05W247952 A PILT Fund 9130. Bush’s critics have asked why he included North Korea in his from Dr. Paul Deleplain and Dr. because of double assessment.† The Board approved and signed “axis of evil.” Last week’s disclosures have answered that John Noak for jail services. The The Board received a letter from the Minutes for September 23, 2002. requested clarification on the Jan Boles concerning the closure of There being no further business, question. Like Saddam Hussein, Kim Jong Il is a cruel tyrant Poison Creek Road in the vicinity the Board adjourned. proposals and the item will be th who starves his subjects to maintain a huge army and produce of the historic Stage Stop. No Signed this 15 day of October weapons of mass destruction. He has shown that his word is placed on next week’s agenda. Jim Desmond reported to the decision was made at this time. 2002. worthless. Board on the BLM Land Use The Board approved the private 10/23/02 Page 18 Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Public notices CERTIFIED BY GEM K. Thurman as the only candidate NOTICE OF PUBLIC pertaining to the local representative of persons of low IRRIGATION filing for Director in Division 2, HEARING governments proposed and and moderate income and have and with no additional write in actual use of ICDBG funds. questions or concerns regarding the DISTRICT Owyhee County, on behalf of the candidate filing is duly elected as Bruneau Water District, is B. A minimum of two (2) use of ICDBG funds. THIS 17 th DAY OF Director for Grand View Irrigation considering applying for an public hearings, each at a Local staff shall be trained to OCTOBER, 2002 District., his three year term IdahoCommunity Development different stage of the provide citizens with complaint beginning January 1, 2003, pursuant Block Grant in the approximate program, for the purpose of procedures, These procedures shall We hereby certify that David Van to Idaho Code 43-201A. amount of $200,000. These funds obtaining citizen’s views. provide citizens with the Wassenhove as the only candidate Attest: Dixie McDaniel would be utilized to construct a The first public hearing shall opportunity to protest project filing for Director in Division 1, Secretary new water well. Owyhee County, include a description of the activities or related issues. A written and Steve Lootens s the only October 17, 2002 on behalf of the Rimrock Search proposed project, scope of work, complaint or grievance is formal candidate filing for Director in 10/23/02 and Rescue, Inc., is also considering budget, schedule, location, notification of a concern, allegation Division 2. applying for an Idaho Community beneficiaries, and objectives. Any or protest to a proper authority, A With no additional write in Development Block Grant in the earned program income must also formal complaint will be considered candidates filing, they are duly NOTICE OF DISTRICT approximate amount of $250,000. be noted. The application, related filed at the time it is delivered to the elected as Dorectors for Gem ELECTION These funds would be utilized to documents, and the appropriate authority’s office. Irrigation District; their three year NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: construct a new fire and emergency Application Handbook shall be To file a complaint, citizens must term beginning January 1, 2003, That the BRUNEAU RIVER SOIL services center in Grandview. available for citizens to review. provide enough information to pursuant to Idaho Code 43-201A CONSERVATION DISTRICT The hearing will include a review The second public hearing on the permit an investigation. The Attest: Connie Chadez will be conducting an Election for of: status of funded activities, shall at a complaint should be clear and Secretary the following purpose: 1.How the need for the proposed minimum, include: a review of concise and include: October 17, 2002 Bruneau River Soil Conservation activities were developed. project activities and A. Identification of the project, 10/23/02 District Board supervisor’s to be 2. How the proposed activities accomplishments to date, a general project location and program held on Tuesday, the 5th day of will be funded and sources of funds. description of remaining work, and activities. Notice of Cancellation of November, 2002, on which day 3. Date application is submitted. a general description of changes B. Reason for the complaint Polls will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 4. Requested amount of ICDBG made to the ICDBG project scope (hearsay and innuendo will Election of work, budget, schedule, location not be considered valid). Grand View Irrigation 8:00 p.m. at the following funds. designated Polling Places: 5. Estimated portion of the and beneficiaries. C. Sufficient data to District American Legion Hall Post 83, ICDBG funds requested that would Public hearings shall be substantiate any claims or CERTIFIED BY GRAND VIEW HWY 51 and Belle St. Bruneau, benefit persons of low and moderate conducted at times and locations charges. If possible, IRRIGATION DISTRICT ID. 83604. income. convenient to potential and actual supporting documentation THIS DAY OF OCTOBER 17, Marilyn S Parker 6. Where the proposed activities beneficiaries. Public hearings shall should be included. 2002 Election Official will be conducted. be advertised in a local newspaper D. If desired, citizens may We hereby certify that Douglas 10/223,30/02 7. Plans to minimize no less than seven (7) twenty-four propose a solution to the displacement of persons and (24) hour days prior to the hearing problem. businesses as a result of funded date, If there is no local newspaper, If the complaint is concern local activities. public notification will occur activities or project 8. Plans to assist persons actually through some other method where implementation, complaints and PUBLIC NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION there is wide distribution to citizens grievances shall first be filed with Owyhee County General Elections will be held Tuesday, November displaced, and 9. The nature of the proposed within the project area. This method the appropriate elected official. If 5, 2002 from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm at the following precinct polling must be approved by the community this is the case, grantees shall be places: activities. The funds are authorized by the development staff. required to notify the department 01 North Homedale – A copy of the publication and/or of the complaint. A copy of the Senior Citizens Center, Department of Housing and Urban Development Act of 1974. The affidavit of publication shall be response shall also be submitted to 224 W. Idaho Avenue submitted to the department. The the department. Every attempt shall 02 South Homedale - Magistrate Court Building, 31 W. Wyomin hearing has been scheduled before the Owyhee County notice should identify all of the be made to respond to citizens with Avenue topics to be addressed in the public fifteen (15) days where practicable. 03 North Marsing – American Legion Hall, 126 North Bruneau Commissioners onMonday, October 28, 2002, at 2:00 p.m. at hearing including the assurances If the citizens feels the response Highway that hearings shall be held in from the local jurisdiction is 04 South Marsing – the Owyhee County Annex in Murphy, Idaho.The application and facilities that are accessible to all unsatisfactory, he or she may appeal Extension Office, 238 W. citizens and that alternative formats to the department for resolution, 8 TH Ave. application handbook will be available for your review. Written shall be available to persons with Additional information may be 05 Pleasant Valley – disabilities where practicable, and requested by the department at that Elementary School and verbal comments will be accepted at the hearing and up to with advance notice to the unit of time. Every effort will be made by 06 Wilson – Wilson Fire local government. the department to provide a full Station, Wilson five (5) days after the hearing. The public hearing will be held Citizens shall also be notified response within thirty (30) days. 07 Murphy – Courthouse, they will be given the opportunity If valid and sufficient data has Murphy Mile Marker 29 in a facility accessible to persons with disabilities. Special to comment orally or in writing been provided to substantiate the 1/2 Highway 78 within five (5) twenty four (24) complaint, an investigation will be 08 Oreana – Community accommodations for persons with disabilities will be provided upon hour days of the hearing. Special conducted. The extent of an Hall, Oreana Loop Road accommodations shall be available investigation depends on the scope 09 Grandview – Eastern advance request to Cynthia Eaton, County Clerk at (208) 495-2421. for persons with disabilities who and depth of the issues involved. Owyhee Library, 520 may wish to comment within the Some investigations may include Boise Ave. Attest Cynthia Eaton, County Clerk five (5) day period. examining a set of circumstances; 10 Bruneau – American Public hearings shall be others may involve examining local Legion Building Owyhee County, Idaho 10/23/02 conducted in a manner to meet the policies and practices. 11 Riddle – Riddle Store needs of non-English speaking If the complaint is more 12 Three Creek – School residents where a significant appropriately directed toward 99 Absentee – Murphy Idaho Community Development Block Grant number of Non-English speaking ICDBG program activities, the Courthouse ONLY residents can be expected to same procedure will be followed 10/23,30/02 (ICDBG) participate. except all communications are CITIZEN Local citizen participation between the state and the SUMMARY STATEMENT REVENUE AND PARTICIPATION PLAN records which shall be made complainant EXPENDITURES Owyhee County available to the state and local This plan shall become effective JULY 1, 2001 TO JUNE 30,2002 Pursuant to citizen participation citizens shall include: A copy of the 10/23/2002. requirements for ICDBG public notice and/or affidavit of Harld Tollmie ALL FUNDS participants, Owyhee County publication which describes Chief Elected Official JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 365 certifies the followin activities will proposed or actual project activities, Cynthia Eaton BRUNEAU-GRAND VIEW be completed. Grantees shall: scope of work, location., budget, Attest REVENUES BUDGET ACTUAL 1. Provide for and encourage schedule, objectives, and 10/23/02 Beginning Balance $742,831 $946,797 citizen participation, beneficiaries. Notices shall also Local Revenue 830,867 811,383 particularly for low and contain the accessible criteria for County Revenue 1,500 0 moderate income persons persons with disabilities. StateRevenue 2,883,896 2,908,822 who reside in slum or Public hearing procedures shall NOTICE OF BOARD OF Federal Revenue 489,288 580,748 blighted areas and areas in also be used in the event ICDBG CORRECTION Other Revenue/Transfers 122,520 28,140 which ICDBG funds are project activities were added, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TOTALS $5,070,902 $5,275,890 proposed to be used. deleted or substantially changed that on November 5, 2002, at 7 EXPENDITURES 2. Provide technical assistance from the application. Substantially p.m., the Board of Directors for Salaries $2,427,652 $ 2,349,872 to groups representative of changed means changes made in the Opaline Irrigation District Benefits 705,879 683,966 low and moderate in come terms of purpose, scope, location will meet to correct assessments, Purchased Services 927,173 878,211 person that request or beneficiaries as defined by the as provided in Section 43-702, of Supplies and Materials 312,892 260,312 asistancae in developing ICDBG program. the Idaho Code. The location of Capital Objects 92,271 50,215 proposals in accordance Citizens attending public the Board of Correction shall be Debt Retirement 250,170 214,672 with procedures developed hearings must be provided with the at the site of the regular monthly Insurance and Judgments 55,905 55,778 by the department. Such name and address of: a) The meetings of the Board of Transfers 30,764 27,990 assistance need not include person(s) authorized to receive and Directors (Elias Jaca’s farm: Contingency 7,859 0 providing funds to such respond to citizens proposals, Hwy. 78, mile 13, then South on Ending Fund Balance 260,337 754,874 groups. questions, and complaints Jaca Road 1/4 mile, then west 1/4 TOTALS $5,070,902 $5,275,890 This process shall include: concerning proposed or funded mile). Copies of the school district budget and the annual report are available for A. . Reasonable and timely activities and b) The person(s) that Secretary public inspection in the administrative offices of the school district or in access to local meetings, will be available to provide Opaline Irrigation District the office of the clerk of the district. information and records technical assistance to groups 10/16,23/02 Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Page 19 Public notices PROBATE CASE Case No. SP 00 01300 property, situated in Owyhee dated 4/21/1999. Monthly NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S NO. SP-02-0173 NOTICE OF County, Idaho, and described as installments in the amount of $ SALE follows, to-wit. 179.77 or more are due for 3-33-02 On the 21st day of November, NOTICE OF PUBLICATION nd A parcel of land situated in the and on the 22 day of each and 2002, at the hour of 10:45 A.M., of HEARING PETITION FOR Northeast Quarter of the Southwest every month thereafter until April In the mater of the estate of said day, (recognized local time), ORDER, Quarter of Section 7, Township 1 22, 2004, at which time the entire in the lobby of the Owyhee County BENNY L. IRWIN, deceased. FINAL ACCOUNT, North, Range 3 West, Boise principal balance and accrued Courthouse, Murphy, in the IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho, interest shall be due in full. Upon County of Owyhee, State of Idaho, THE THIRD JUDICIAL SCHEDULE OF more particularly described as default, at the option of the holder First American Title Company of DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF DISTRIBUTION, AND follows; COMMENCING at the of this Note, interest at the legal Idaho, Inc., an Idaho Corporation, IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE DETERMINATION OF Center Quarter corner of Section 7 allowable rate per annum, on any as successor trustee, will sell at COUNTY OF OWYHEE DEVISEES Township 1 North, Range 3 West, installments not paid within 10 days public auction, to the highest bidder MAGISTRATE’S DIVISION. Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, past the said due date, maybe for cash, in lawful money of the Notice is here by given to any Idaho Code 15-1- Idaho, a brass cap; thence South 86 charged. All delinquent amounts United States, all payable at the and all persons who may have an 401(a)(3) degrees 07’ 42” West a distance of are now due and payable along with time of sale, the following described interest therein that on the 1st day of In the Matter of the Estate of 621.66 feet to a point, being the all costs and fees associated with real property, situated in the County October, 2002 CLARA L. IRWIN RALPH R. LINEBERGER, REAL POINT OF BEGINNING; this foreclosure, including, but not of Owyhee, State of Idaho, and filed with this Court a Petition for deceased. thence South 0 degrees 24’ 02” limited to attorney fees, insurance described as follows, to-wit: Summary Administration of Estate IN THE DISTRICT COURT East a distance of 175.0 feet; thence and property taxes, to protect the Lot 4, Block 1, CASCADE with Surviving Spouse as Sole OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL South 86 degrees 07’ 42” West a beneficiary’s benefical interest. The SUBDIVISION, part of Northwest Beneficiary. DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF distance of 155.0 feet; thence North balance owing as of this date on the Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, The Petition has been set for IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE 0 degrees 24’ 02” West a distance obligation secured by said Deed of Section 16, Township 3 North, hearing in this Court at Murphy, COUNTY OF OWYHEE of 175.0 feet to a point on the North Trust is $ 28,000.00 plus accruing Range 5 West, Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho, on the 18th Magistrate Division line of said Northeast Quarter of interest, costs and fees. Owyhee County, Idaho, according day of November, 2002 at eleven NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the Southwest Quarter; thence DATED 9-27-02 to the official plat thereof filed o’clock a.m. THAT: North 86 degrees 07’ 42” East a PIONEER TITLE COMPANY January 21, 1974 as Instrument No. DATED this 9th day of October , 1. The personal representative distance of 155.0 feet to the REAL OF ADA COUNTY 138898, in the office of the recorder 2002. of the above-captioned POINT OF BEGINNING LORI A. BALL of Owyhee County, Idaho. RALPH J. GINES estate has filed a Petition for TOGETHER with a 12 foot wide TRUST OFFICER The Trustee has no knowledge of Attorney for Estate Order: Approving Final ingress-egress and utility easement 10/9,16,23,30/02 a more particular description of the 1705 Settlement and Distribution, the Northerly line which is the above referenced real property, but N. Cole Determining Testacy, and Northerly line of the following for purposes of compliance with Boise, Idaho 83704 Determining Devisees; and described property; a parcel of land FAIR HOUSING Section 60-113 Idaho Code, the 10/16,23,30/02 a Final Account, Proposed situated in the Northeast Quarter of RESOLUTION Trustee has been informed that Schedule of Distribution, the Southwest Quarter of Section 7, No. 02-35 according to the County Assessors NOTICE OF PUBLIC and Proposed Determination Township 1 North, Range 3 West, office, the address of Route 1 Box Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, LET IT BE KNOWN TO ALL 1089 Pioneer Road, Homedale, of Devisees has also been PERSONS OF Owyhee County that HEARING AS TO filed therewith. Idaho, more particularly described Idaho, is sometime associated with STATUS OF UPPER as follows: COMMENCING at the discrimination in the sale, rental, said real property. 2. The Petition, together with leasing, financing of housing or REYNOLDS the Final Account, Proposed Center Quarter corner of Section 7, Said sale will be made without Township 1 North, Range 3 West, land to be used for construction of covenant or warranty regarding CREEK ROAD Schedule of Distribution, housing or in the provision of and Proposed Determination Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, title, possession or encumbrances The Owyhee County Board of Idaho, a brass cap, the REAL brokerage services because of race, to satisfy the obligation secured by Commissioners will conduct a of Devisees annexed thereto, color, religion, sex or national origin is on file with the Clerk of POINT OF BEGINNING; thence and pursuant to the power of sale public hearing on November 13- is prohibited by Title V111 of the the Court and may be South 0 degrees 10’ 46” West, conferred in the deed of trust 14, 2002 to inquire into the status as 422.93 feet along the East boundary 1968 Civil Rights Act (Federal Fair executed by MICHAEL S a private or public road of the Upper reviewed upon request. Housing Law). 3. Hearing upon said Petition, of said Northeast Quarter of the BROWN AND RENEE M Reynolds Creek Road (The Southwest Quarter, to a 1/2 inch It is the policy of Owyhee County BROWN, husband and wife, as Final Account, Proposed to implement programs to ensure Democrats Road) located in rebar: thence South 86 degrees 07’ grantors, to FIRST AMERICAN Owyhee County. The road is Schedule of Distribution, equal opportunity in housing for all and Proposed Determination 42” West 617.37 feet to a 1/2 rebar; TITLE COMPANY OF IDAHO, marked on United States Geological thence North 0 degrees 24’ 02” persons regardless of race, color, INC., an Idaho Corporation, as of Devisees will be held on religion, sex or national origin. The Survey map number 44, 32, and 33, th West, 422.66 feet to the North successor trustee, for the benefit available for public review in the Monday, the 18 day of Fair Housing Amendments Act of November, 2002, at 3:30 boundary of said Northeast Quarter and security of FIRST HORIZON office of the Owyhee County of the Southwest Quarter, a 1/2 1988 expands coverage to include HOME LOAN CORPORATION o’clock p.m., in the above- disabled persons and families with Assessor in Murphy during the rebar; thence North 86 degrees 07’ fka FT Mortgage Companies dba hours of 9:00 a m until 4:00 p.m. named Court, at which time children. Therefore, the County objections to said Petition, 42” East, 621.66 feet to the REAL Premier Mortgage Resources, as Monday through Friday. POINT OF BEGINNING. does hereby pass the following beneficiary, recorded October 10, Final Account, Proposed Resolution. The hearing will be held in the For purposes of compliance with 1995, as Instrument No. Magistrate Court Room #2 in the Schedule of Distribution, BE IT RESOLVED that within and Proposed Determination Idaho Code 60-113, the Trustee has 216927,Mortgage Records of Owyhee County Courthouse in been informed that there is no available resources the County will Owyhee County, Idaho. of Devisees will be heard. assist all persons who feel they have Murphy, Idaho. It will begin at 9:30 rd address available, for more THE ABOVE GRANTORS a.m. on November 13, and will DATED this 3 day of October, been discriminated against because 2002. information contact Pioneer Title ARE NAMED TO COMPLY continue through November 14 if Co., Lori Ball at (208) 373-3655 or of race, color, religion, sex, national WITH SECTION 45-1506(4)(A), Harriette L. Lineberger origin, disability or familial status necessary. It will be presided over Mike Thill at (208) 466-6100 IDAHO CODE. NO by a Hearing Officer. Question as Personal Representative to seek equity under federal and River Walk Development concerning the location of the REPRESENTATION IS MADE to the procedure to be followed at property. state laws by filing a complaint THAT THEY ARE, OR ARE NOT, said hearing should be directed to 1815 North McMillian Lane with the U. S. Department of Green Acres, Washington Said sale will be made without PRESENTLY RESPONSIBLE the Hearing Officer at 495-2051. covenant or warranty regarding Housing and Urban Development, FOR THIS OBLIGATION. At the hearing, public testimony (WA) 99016-8789 Office of Fair Housing and Equal (509) 928-4218 title, possession or encumbrances The default for which this sale is will be taken, but such testimony Opportunity, Compliance Division. to be made is the failure to pay Phillip A. Peterson, ISB to satisfy the obligation secured by must be relevant to the issues BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED when due, under Deed of Trust #2461 and pursuant to the power of sale involved in the determination of that the County shall publicize this Note, the monthly payments for WHITE, PETERSON, conferred in the Deed of Trust whether the designated road is a Resolution and through this Principal, Interest and Impounds of MORROW, GIGRAY, executed by JAY D. ALLMAN, A public road an RS2477 right of way. publicity shall encourage owners $569.91, due per month for the ROSSMAN, NYE AND MARRIED MAN, AS HIS SOLE Issues related to the whether the AND SEPARATE PROPERTY to of real estate, developers, and months of February through June, ROSSMAN, P. A. builders to become aware of their road is a public road under Idaho PIONEER TITLE COMPANY OF 2002, and all subsequence payments law involve the provision of Idaho 5700 East Franklin Road, respective responsibilities and until the date of sale or Suite 200 ADA COUNTY, an Idaho Code, Title 40, Chapter 2, and corporation, as Trustee, for the rights under the Federal Fair reinstatement, with interest Post Office Box 247 Housing Law and amendments and opinions of the Idaho Supreme benefit and security of TONI ANN accruing at 8 per cent per annum, Court such as Burrup v. Stanger, Nampa, Idaho 83653-0247 any applicable state or local laws or and continuing to accrue from Telephone: (208) 466-9272 POST AS TRUSTEE OF THE 115 Idaho 114. DOLLY A. YOUNG TRUST, ordinances. January 1, 2002. Facsimile: (208) 466-4405 SAID PROGRAM will at a The principal balance owing as Persons desiring to present UNDER TRUST AGREEMENT E-mail: of this date on the obligation secured testimony relevant to the issues DATED JANUARY 9, 1997 as minimum include: 1) printing and [email protected] by said Deed of Trust is $62,539.38, must notify the Hearing Officer by Beneficiary; said Deed of Trust publicizing of this policy and other Attorney s for Personal applicable fair housing information plus accruing interest, costs and 5:00 p.m. on October 25, 2002. having been recorded on 4/26/1999 Representative advances. All delinquent amounts Notices should contain the as Instrument No. 228339, records through local media and community 10/16,23,30/02 are now due, together with accruing following information; Name of of Owyhee County, Idaho. The contacts: 2) distribution of posters, flyers, and any other means that late charges and interest, unpaid person to testify, nature of the above Grantors are named to testimony to be provided, and NOTICE OF will bring to the attention of those and accruing taxes, assessments, TRUSTEE’S SALE comply with Idaho Code Section trustee’s fees, attorney’s fees and identification of any documents the 45-1506 (4) (a). No representation affected, the knowledge of their On 1/31/2003, at the hour of respective responsibilities and any amount advanced to protect the person will offer into evidence. is made that they are or are not 11:30 a.m., of said day, the Trustee security associated with this Notice must be mailed to County presently responsible for this rights concerning equal opportunity at the lobby of the Owyhee County foreclosure and that the beneficiary Hearing Officer, c/o Planning and obligation. in housing: and 3) prepare an Courthouse, off Highway 78, analysis of impediments to fair elects to sell or cause the trust Zoning, P O Box 128, Murphy, Id The default for which this sale is Murphy, Owyhee County, Idaho property to be sold to satisfy said 83650. to be made is the failure of the housing choice and actions to PIONEER TITLE COMPANY OF obligation. Any person or organization Grantors to: make monthly mitigate such impediments ADA COUNTY, an Idaho EFFECTIVE DATE: 10/23/2002 Date: July 15, 2002 intending to be represented by installments as set forth on the Deed corporation, as Successor Trustee, FIRST AMERICAN TITLE counsel should notify the Hearing of Trust Note secured by said Deed This Resolution shall take effect will sell at public auction, to the COMPANY OF IDAHO, INC. Officer at 495-2051 as soon as of Trust. The original loan amount Harold Tolmie highest bidder, for cash in lawful Chief Elected Official 7275 POTOMAC DRIVE possible, so that counsel can be was $28,000.00 with interest money of the United States of BOISE, IDAHO 83704 advised of briefing and document thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per Cynthia Eaton America, all payable at the time of By Monine Cole Trust Officer marking schedules. annum as evidenced by the note Attest 10/9,23/02 sale, the following described real 10/23/02 10/16,23,30,11/6/02 Page 20 Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Public notices NOTICE OF COUNTY, IDAHO AND MORE THENCE Trustee has been informed that the North, Range 3 West, Boise PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED NORTH 5 DEGREES 17’ 47” street address of, HC 79 BOX 112, Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho, TRUSTEE’S SALE AS FOLLOW:; EAST 62.01 FEET TO AN IRON MELBA, ID 83641 is sometimes more particularly described as The following described property BEGINNING AT A BRASS CAP PIN; associated with said real property. follows: COMMENCING at the will be sold at public auction to the MARKING THE SOUTHWEST THENCE Bidders must be prepared to tender Center Quarter corner of Section 7, highest bidder, payable in lawful CORNER OF SAID NORTH 15 DEGREE 59’ 50” the trustee the full amount of the Township 1 North, Range 3 West, money of the United States. At the GOVERNMENT LOT 5,; EAST 105.56 FEET TO AN IRON bid at the sale in the form of cash, or Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, entrance to the Owyhee County, THENCE ALONG THE PIN; a cashier’s check drawn on a state Idaho, a bras cap, the REAL POINT Courthouse, Highway 78, Mile WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF THENCE or federally insured saving OF BEGINNING; thence South 0 Marker 29 1/2, Murphy, ID. 83650, SAID GOVERNMENT LOT 5 NORTH 25 DEGREES 30’ 13” institution. Said sale will be made degrees 10’ 46” West, 422.93 feet on 01/29/2003 at 11:30 am, AND THE CENTERLINE OF EAST 26.97 FEET TO AN IRON without covenant or warranty, along the East boundary of said (recognized local time) for the STATE HIGHWAY NO. 78. PIN’; express or implied, regarding title, Northeast Quarter of the Southwest purpose of foreclosing that certain NORTH 00 DEGREES 17’ 00” THENCE possesion or encumbrances to Quarter, to a 1/2 inch rebar: thence Deed of Trust recorded 03/31/1998 WEST 619.10 FEET TO THE NORTH 55 DEGREES 51’ 14” satisfy the obligation secured by as Instrument Number 224419, and South 86 degrees 07’ 42” West, RAILROAD SPIKE; THENCE EAST 69.51 FEET TO AN IRON and pursuant to the power of sale 617.37 feet to a 1/2 inch rebar; executed by WANDA P HAGEN, LEAVING SAID PIN; conferred in that certain Deed of as Grantor(s), in favor of thence North 0 degrees 24’ 02” WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF THENCE Trust. West. 422.66 feet to the North AMERICA’S WHOLESALE GOVERNMENT LOT 5 AND NORTH 88 DEGREES 33’ 30” The default for which this sale is to LENDER, as Beneficiary, to boundary of said Northeast Quarter SAID CENTERLINE OF STATE EAST 10.47 FEET TO AN IRON be made is: of the Southwest Quarter, a 1/2 STEWART TITLE OF BOISE, HIGHWAY NO. 78, THENCE PIN; Failure to pay the monthly payment INC., the Current Trustee of record, inch rebar; thence North 86 degrees NORTH 89 DEGREES 11’ 40” THENCE due 04/01/2002 of principal, intrest 07’ 42” East, 621.66 feet to the covering the following real property EAST 388.01 FEET TO AN IRON SOUTH 24 DEGREES 50’ 03” and impounds and subsquent located in Owyhee County, state of REAL POINT OF BEGINNING. PIN; EAST 380.72 FEET TO AN IRON installments due thereafter, plus SUBJECT TO an ingress-egress Idaho. THENCE PIN; late charges, with interest currently and utility easement over the PARCEL 1 NORTH 41 DEGREES 59’ 41” THENCE accruing at 10.250 per cent per Northerly 12 feet of said property A PARCEL OF LAND BEING A EAST 166.98 FEET TO AN IRON SOUTH 89 DEGREES 11’ 40” annum: together with all subsquent above described. PORTION OF GOVERNMENT PIN; WEST 386.08 FEET TO THE sums advanced by beneficiary LOT 4 AND 5 LYING IN THENCE POINT OF BEGINNING. pursuant to the terms and conditions For purposes of compliance with SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH 05 DEGREES 17’ 47” PARCEL 1V of said Deed of Trust, and any Idaho Code 60-113, the Trustee has NORTH, RANGE 3 WEST, BOISE EAST 62.01 FEET TO AN IRON TOGETHER WITH A 30-FOOT supplemental modifications been informed that there is no MERIDIAN, OWYHEE PIN; WIDE INGRESS-EGRESS thereto. The principal balance address is available, for more COUNTY, IDAHO, AND MORE THENCE EASEMENT LYING 15.00 FEET owing as of this date on said information contact Pioneer Title PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED NORTH 15 DEGREES 59’ 50” LEFT OF AND 15.00 FEET obligation is $137,060.67, plus Co., Lori Ball at (208) 373-3655 or AS FOLLOWS; EAST 105.56 FEET TO AN IRON RIGHT OF THE FOLLOWING interest, costs and expenses actually Mike Thill at (208) 466-6100 BEGINNING AT A BRASS CAP PIN; DESCRIBED CENTERLINE: incurred in enforcing the obligations concerning the location of the MARKING THE SOUTHWEST THENCE BEGINNING AT A BRASS CAP thereunder and in this sale, together property. CORNER OF SAID NORTH 25 DEGREE 30’ 13” MARKING THE SOUTHWEST with any unpaid and /or accruing Said sale will be made without GOVERNMENT LOT 5, THENCE EAST 26.97” FEET TO AN IRON CORNER OF GOVERNMENT real property taxes, and or covenant or warranty regarding ALONG THE WESTERLY PIN; LOT 5 OF SECTION 6, assessments, attorney’s fees, title, possession or encumbrances BOUNDARY OF SAID THENCE TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE Trustees’ fees and costs, and any to satisfy the obligaton secured by GOVERNMENT LOT 5 AND NORTH 55 DEGREES 51’ 14” 3 WEST, BOISE MERIDIAN; other amount advanced to protect and pursuant to the power of sale THE CENTERLINE OF STATE EAST 69.51 FEET TO AN IRON THENCE ALONG THE said security, as authorized in the conferred in the Deed of Trust HIGHWAY NO. 78, PIN; WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF promissory note secured by the executed by JAY D. ALLMAN, A NORTH 00 DEGREES 17’ 00” THENCE SAID SECTION 6, SAID aformentioned Deed of Trust. MARRIED MAN, AS HIS SOLE WEST 619.10 FEET TO A NORTH 88 DEGREE 33’ 30” EAT WESTERLY BOUNDARY ALSO Therefore, the Beneficiary elects to AND SEPARATE PROPERTY to RAILROAD SPIKE, THENCE 10.47 FEET TO AN IRON PIN; BEING THE sell, or cause said trust propery to PIONEER TITLE COMPANY OF LEAVING SAID MARKING THE REAL POINT CENTERLINE OF STATE be sold, to satisfy said obligation. ADA COUNTY, an Idaho WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF OF BEGINNING; THENCE HIGHWAY NO. 78 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN corporation, as Successor Trustee, GOVERNMENT LOT 5 AND NORTH 00 DEGREE 17’ 00” NORTH 00 DEGREES 17’ 00” THAT THIS FIRM IS for the benefit and security of SAID CENTERLINE OF STATE WEST 746.58 FEET TO AN IRON WEST 634.10 FEET TO A POINT; ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A ZUMA MANAGEMENT, L. L.C. HIGHWAY NO. 78, PIN; THENCE; DEBT AND ANY as Beneficiary; said Deed of Trust NORTH 89 DEGREES 11’ 40” THENCE LEAVING SAID WESTERLY INFORMATION OBTAINED having been recorded on 4/26/1999 EAST 388.01 FEET TO AN IRON SOUTH 67 DEGREE 21’ 00” BOUNDARY AND WILL BE USED FOR THAT as Instrument No 228345, records PIN MARKING THE REAL EAST 312.35 FEET TO AN IRON CENTERLINE, PURPOSE, AND THAT THE of Owyhee County, Idaho. The POINT OF PIN; NORTH 89 DEGREES 11’ 40” DEBT MAY BE DISPUTED. THE above Grantors are named to BEGINNING; THENCE THENCE EAST 33.00 FEET TO A POINT ABOVE GRANTORS ARE comply with Idaho Code Section NORTH 00 DEGREE 17’ 00” SOUTH 60 DEGREE 31’ 00” ON THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF- NAMED TO COMPLY WITH 45-1506 (4) (a). No representation WEST 1188.87 FEET TO AN EAST 41.65 FEET TO AN IRON WAY SECTION 45-1506 (4) (a) IDAHO is made that they are or are not IRON PIN; PIN; OF SAID STATE HIGHWAY CODE. NO REPRESENTATION presently responsible for this THENCE THENCE NO. 78 SAID POINT BEING THE IS MADE THAT THEY ARE, OR obligation SOUTH 68 DEGREES 15’00” SOUTH 00 DEGREE 17’ 00” REAL POINT OF ARE NOT, PRESENTLY The default for which this sale is EAST 231.28 FEET TO AN IRON EAST 597.64 FEET TO AN IRON BEGINNING; THENCE RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS to be made is the failure of the PIN; PIN; LEAVING SAID EASTERLY OBLIGATION. Grantors to: make monthly THENCE th THENCE RIGHT-OF-WAY, DATED September 30 , 2002 installments as set forth on the Deed SOUTH 67 DEGREES 21’ 00” SOUTH 88 DEGREES 33’ 30” NORTH 89 DEGREES 11’ 40” STEWART TITLE OF BOISE, EAST 14.65 FEET TO AN IRON of Trust Note secured by said Deed WEST 323.88 FEET TO THE EAST 368.76 FEET TO A POINT; INC. of Trust. The original loan amount PIN; POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE Name and Addres of the Current THENCE was $30,000.00 with interest PARCEL 111 NORTH 41 DEGREES 59’ 41” Trustee is: thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per SOUTH 00 DEGREES 17’ 00” A PARCEL OF LAND BEING A EAST 146.54 FEET TO AN IRON STEWART TITLE OF BOISE, EAST 746.58 FEET TO AN IRON annum as evidenced by the note PORTION OF GOVERNMENT PIN; INC. dated 4/21/1999. Monthly PIN; LOT 5 LYING IN SECTION 6, THENCE 9196 West Emerald, Suite 100 THENCE installments in the amount of TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE NORTH 05 DEGREES 17’ 47” Boise, ID 83704 $220.13 plus monthly escrow fee SOUTH 88 DEGREES 33’ 30” 3 WEST, BOISE MERIDIAN, EST 62.01 FEET TO AN IRON PHONE (800) 281-8219 for WEST 10.47 FEET TO AN IRON of $ 2.50 or more, are due for 3-22- OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO, PIN; information 02 and on or before the 22nd day of PIN; AND THENCE Successor Trustee each and every month thereafter, THENCE MORE PARTICULARLY NORTH 15 DEGREES 59’ 50” BEV PETERSEN until April 22nd, 2004, at which SOUTH 55 DEGREES 51’ 14” DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: EAST 105.56 FEET TO AN IRON SR. TRUST OFFICER time the entire principal balance WEST 69.51 FEET TO AN IRON BEGINNING AT A BRASS CAP PIN; 10,9,16,23,30/02 PIN; MARKING THE SOUTHWEST THENCE and accrued interest shall be due in THENCE CORNER OF SAID NORTH 25 DEGREE 30’ 13” full. Upon default, at the option of SOUTH 25 DEGREES 30’ 13” GOVERNMENT LOT 5; EAST 26.97 FEET TO AN IRON the holder of this note, interest at WEST 26.97 FEET TO AN IRON THENCE ALONG THE PIN; NOTICE OF the legal allowable rate per annum, PIN; WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF THENCE TRUSTEE’S SALE on any installment not paid within THENCE SAID GOVERNMENT LOT 5 NORTH 55 DEGREES 51’ 14” On 1/31/2003, at the hour of 10 days past the said due date, SOUTH 15 DEGREES 59’ 50” AND THE CENTER LINE OF EAST 69.51 FEET TO AN IRON 11:00 a.m., of said day, the trustee maybe charged. All delinquent WEST 105.56 FEET TO AN IRON STATE HIGHWAY NO. 78, PIN; at the lobby of the Owyhee Count amounts are now due and payable PIN; NORTH 00 DEGREE 17’ 00” THENCE Courthouse, off Highway 78, along with all costs and fees THENCE WEST 619.10 FEET TO A NORTH 88 DEGREES 33’ 30” Murphy, Owyhee County, Idaho, associated with this foreclosure, SOUTH 05 DEGREES 17’ 47” RAILROAD SPIKE, THENCE EAST 859.67 FEET TO AN IRON PIONEER TITLE COMPANY OF including but not limited to attorney WEST 62.01 FEET TO AN IRON LEAVING SAID PIN; ADA COUNTY, an Idaho fees, insurance and property taxes, PIN; WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF THENCE corporation, as Successor Trustee, to protect the beneficiary’s THENCE GOVERNMENT LOT 5 AND NORTH 84 DEGREES 43’ 16 will sell at public auction, to the beneficial interest. The balance SOUTH 41 DEGREES 59’ 41” SAID CENTERLINE OF STATE EAST 395.72 FEET TO THE highest bidder, for cash in lawful owing as of this date on the WEST 166.98 FEET TO THE HIGHWAY NO. 78 POINT OF ENDING OF THE money of the United State of obligation secured by said Deed of POINT OF BEGINNING. NORTH 89 DEGREES 11’ 40” ABOVE America, all payable at the time of Trust is $29,481.69 plus accruing PARCEL 11 EAST 388.01 FEET TO AN IRON DESCRIBED 30-FOOT WIDE sale, the following described real interest, costs and fees. A PARCEL OF LAND BEING A PIN MARKING THE REAL INGRESS-EGRESS EASEMENT. DATED 9-27-02 PORTION OF GOVERNMENT property,situated in Owyhee POINT The Trustee has no knowledge of a County, Idaho, and described as PIONEER TITLE COMPANY LOTS 4 AND 5 LYING IN OF BEGINNING; more particular decription of the OF ADA COUNTY SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 1 follows, to-wit: NORTH 41 DEGREE 59’ 41” above referenced real porperty, but A parcel of land situated in the LORI A. BALL, NORTH, RANGE 3 WEST, BOISE EAST 166.98 FEET TO AN IRON for pupose of compliance with TRUST OFFICER MERIDIAN, OWYHEE Northeast Quarter of the Southwest 10,9,16,23,30/02 PIN; Idaho Code Section 60-113, the Quarter of Section 7, Township 1 Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Page 21 Public notices

ALLIANCE TITLE to be made is failure to: a more particular description of the mitigate consumptive use in the 7. Information demonstrating AND ESCROW CORP Make principal and interest above-referenced real property, but future as needed. that any proposed payments as set forth on said Deed for purposes of compliance with Permits will be subject to all prior replacement of dwelling ATF-4990001762-TH of Trust and Promissory Note. The Idaho Code, Section 60-113 Idaho water rights. Protests may be units with smaller dwelling NOTICE OF original loan amount was Code, the Trustee has been informed submitted based on the criteria of units,e.g., a two-bedroom TRUSTEE’S SALE $34,000.00 together with interest that the address of Route 1 Box 62, Sec 42-203A, Idaho Code. unit with a 2 one-bedroom thereon at the rate of 9.00 per cent Marsing, ID 83639 may sometimes Any protest against the approval unit, is consistent with the On Thursday, February 13, 2003, per annum, as evidenced in be associated with said real of this application must be filed housing needs of lower at the hour of 11:00 o’clock A. M., Promissory Note dated May 17, property. with the Director, Dept. of Water income households in the of said day, on the steps of the 2000. Payments are in default for Said sale will be made without Resource, Western Region, 2735 jurisdiction. Owyhee County Courthouse, the months of April of 2001 through covenant or warranty regarding Airport Wy, Boise ID 83705 Owyhee County, (208) 495- located on the corner of Highway and including September of 2002 title, possession or encumbrances together with a protest fee of $25.00 2421, is responsible for tracking 78 and Hailey Street, Murphy, in the amount of $318.40 per month to satisfy the obligation secured by for each application on or before the replacement of housing and Owyhee County, Idaho. and continuing each and every and pursuant to the power of sale 11/04/2002. The protestant must ensuring it is provided within the Alliance Title and Escrow Corp., month thereafter until date of sale conferred in the Deed of Trust also send a copy of the protest to the required period. as successor trustee, will sell at or reinstatement. The Principal executed by Santiago E. Ramirez applicant. Owyhee County, (208) 495- public auction to the highest bidder, balance as of October 8, 2002 is and Michelle A. Ramirez, husband KARL J DREHER, 2421, is responsible for ensuring for cash, cashiers check, certified $33,702.86 together with accrued and wife, as Grantor(s), to Alliance Director requirements are met for check or tellers check, (from a bank and accruing interest thereon at the Title, as Trustee, Michael L. 10/16,23/02 notification and provision of which has a branch in the rate of 9.00 per cent per annum. Schindele, as Successor Trustee, relocation assistance, as described community at the site of the sale), The per diem is $8.310. In addition for the benefit and security of in CFR 570.606(b) through (g). to money order, State of Idaho check to the above, there is also due Associates Home Equity, as OWYHEE COUNTY any lower income person displaced or local government check, or cash delinquent real property taxes for Beneficiary, said Deed of Trust RESIDENTIAL by the demolition of any dwelling equivalent in lawful money of the the second half of 2000 and all of dated April 21, 2000, and recorded ANTI-DISPLACEMENT unit or the conversion of a low/ United States, all payable at the 2001, plus penalty and interest, and April 26, 2000, as Instrument No. moderate income dwelling unit to same time of sale, the following any other real property taxes that 232130, Mortgage Records of AND another use in connection with an described real property, situated in become delinquent during this Owyhee County, Idaho. RELOCATION assisted activity. the County of Owyhee, State of foreclosure; and any escrow THE ABOVE GRANTORS ASSISTANCE PLAN Consistent with the goals and collection fees, late charges, ARE NAMED TO COMPLY objectives of activities assisted Idaho, and described as follows, to (Under Section 104 (d) of the advances, attorney fees, fees or costs WITH SECTION 45-1506(4)(A) under the Act, the County will take wit: Housing and Community associated with this foreclosure. and IDAHO CODE. NO the following steps to minimize the Lots 13 and 14 of Bruneau Development Act of 1974, as the balance owing as of this date on REPRESENTATION IS MADE displacement of persons from their Heights subdivision, a amended) the obligation secured by said deed THAT THEY ARE, OR ARE NOT, homes. resubdivision of part of the Owyhee County will replace all of trust is $33,702.86, excluding PRESENTLY RESPONSIBLE Townsite of Bruneau in the occupied and vacant occupiable interest and costs and expense FOR THIS OBLIGATION. 1. Coordinate code Southeast Quarter of Section 24, low-and-moderate income actually incurred in enforcing the The default for which this sale is enforcement with Township 6 South, Range 5 East, dwellings units demolished or obligations thereunder or in this to be made is the failure to pay rehabilitation and housing Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, converted to a use other than as sale, as trustee’s fees and /or when due, under Deed of Trust Note assistance programs Idaho, according to the official low/moderate income housing in reasonable attorney’s fee as dated April 21, 2000, the monthly 2. Evaluate housing codes and plat thereof on file and of record connection with an activity assisted authorized in the promissory note payments for principal, interest and rehabilitation standards in in the office of the County with funds provided under the secured by the aforementioned impounds of $809.82, for the reinvestment areas to Recorded of Owyhee County, Housing and Community Deed of Trust. month(s) of May 5, 2002, through prevent placing undue Idaho. Development Act of 1974, as Dated: October 10, 2002 the current month and year, and all financial burden on long- THE TRUSTEE HAS NO amended, as described in 24 CRF Alliance Title and Escrow subsequent payments until the date established owners or KNOWLEDGE OF A MORE 570,606(b) through (g). Corp. of sale or reinstatement with all tenants of multi-family PARTICULAR DESCRIPTION All replacement housing will be Teresa Hopkins, accrued interest, late charge and buildings. OF THE ABOVE-DESCRIBED provided within three (3) years after Trust Officer expenses. The principal balance 3. Stage rehabilitation of REAL PROPERTY, BUT FOR the commencement of the 10/.23.30/11/6,13/02 owing as of this date on the apartment unit to allow PURPOSES OF COMPLIANCE demolition or conversion. Before obligation secured by said Deed of tenants to remain during and WITH IDAHO CODE, SECTION entering into a contract committing NOTICE OF Trust is $69,022.81, plus accruing after rehabilitation by 60-113, THE TRUSTEE HAS Owyhee County to provide funds interest. All delinquent payments working on empty units or BEEN INFORMED THAT THE TRUSTEE’S SALE for an activity that will directly st are now due, together with accruing buildings first. PROPERTY IS BARE LAND On Tuesday, the 21 day of result in demolition of conversion, late charges and interest, unpaid 4. Establish facilities to house AND THAT THE STREET January, 2003, at the hour of 10:00, the County will make public by and accruing taxes, assessments, persons who must be ADDRESS OF: NA Summit Drive, o’clock a. m. of said day (recognized publication in a newspaper of trustee’s fees, attorney’s fees, and relocated temporarily during Bruneau, ID 83604, MAY local time), at Owyhee County general circulation and submit to any amounts advanced to protect rehabilitation. SOMETIMES BE ASSOCIATED Courthouse located at Highway 78, the Idaho Department of Commerce the security associated with this 5. Adopt public policies to WITH SAID REAL PROPERTY. Murphy, ID 83650, in the County the following information in foreclosure and that the Beneficiary identify and mitigate FOR MORE INFORMATION of Owyhee, State of Idaho, Michael writing: elects to sell or cause the trust displacement resulting from REGARDING THE EXACT L. Schindele, as Successor Trustee, 1. A description of the property to be sold to satisfy said intensive public investment LOCATION OF THE PROPERTY will sell at public auction, to the proposed assisted activity. obligation. in neighborhoods. PLEASE CALL ALLIANCE highest bidder, for cash, in lawful 2. The location on a map and DATED this 19th day of 6. Adopt policies that provide TITLE AT 208-888-3150. money of the United States, all number of dwelling units by September, 2002. reasonable protection for If the successful bidder cannot payable at the time of the sale, the size (number of bedrooms) MICHAEL L. SCHINDELE tenants faced with provide the bid price by means of following decribed real property, that will be demolished or Successor Trustee conversion to a one of the above means of payment, situated in the County of Owyhee, converted to a use other than P. O. Box 1990 condominium or the sale will be postponed for 10 State of Idaho, and described as as low/moderate income Boise, Idaho 83701 cooperative. minutes only to allow the high follows, to-wit: dwellings units as a direct Telephone; (208) 342-2241 7. Adopt a tax assessment bidder to obtain payment in a form A tract of land located in the result of the assisted policies (such as deferred prescribed herein above. If the high Southeast Quarter of the Southwest 10/2,9,16,23/02 activities tax payment plans) to reduce bidder is unsuccessful in obtaining Quarter, Section 33, Township 3 3. A time schedule for the impact of rapidly increasing payment as directed within 10 North, Range 4 West, Boise commencement and assessments on lower minutes, the sale will be re-held Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho, APPLICATION FOR completion of the income owner-occupants or immediately and any bid by the more particularly described as PERMIT demolition or conversion. tenants in revitalizing area. high bidder from the previous sale follows: The following application(s) 4. The location on a map and 8. Establish counseling centers will be rejected, all in accordance COMMENCING at the have been filed to appropriate the the number of dwelling units to provide homeowners and with Idaho Code 45-1502 et. Sec. Southeast corner of the Southeast public waters of the State of by size (number of renters with information on Said sale will be made without Quarter of the Southwest Quarter Idaho: bedrooms) that will be the assistance available to covenant or warranty regarding of said Section 33; thence 57-11618 provided as replacement help them remain in their title, possession or encumbrances West on the South line of said MARVIN WALLIN dwelling units. If such data neighborhood in the face of to satisfy the obligation secured by Southeast Quarter of the Southwest 5764 HOGG RD is not available at the time revitalization pressures. and pursuant to the power of sale Quarter, a distance of 106 feet to RT 1 BOX 222 of the general submission, The jurisdiction should include one conferred in the deed of trust the REAL POINT OF MARSING ID 83639 the County will identify the or more of the above to implement executed by Daniel Larson and BEGINNING: thence continue Point(s) of Diversion SWSW general location on an area the planning for minimizing the Vicky L Larson, Husband and Wife West on the South line of said S32 T03N R04W map and the approximate direct and indirect displacement of as Grantor to Alliance Title and Southeast Quarter of the Southwest OWYHEE County number of dwelling units by persons from their homes. Escrow. Corp., as Successor Quarter, a distance of 254 feet: Source GROUNDWATER size and provide information Owyhee County hereby certifies it Trustee, for the benefit and security thence Tributary To N/A identifying the specific has officially adopted and published of David E. Owen and Joyce D. North on a line parallel with the Use: COMMERCIAL 01/01 location and number of said Residential Anti-Displacement Owen., Husband and Wife as East line of said Southeast Quarter To 12/31 1 CFS dwelling units by size as and Relocation Assistance Plan. Beneficiary, recorded May 19, 2000 of the Southwest Quarter, a distance Use: FIRE PROTECTION soon as it is available. This plan shall become effective as Instrument No. 232429, of 200 feet; thence 01/01 To 12/31 1 CFS 5. The source of funding and a 10/23/2002. Mortgage records of Owyhee East on a line parallel with the Total Diversion: 1 CFS time schedule for the County, Idaho. THE ABOVE South line the Southeast Quarter of Date Filed: 09/27/2002 provision of the replacement Dated 10/15/2002 GRANTORS ARE NAMED TO the Southwest Quarter, a distance Place Of Use: dwelling units. Harold Tolmie, COMPLY WITH SECTION 45- of 257.5 feet to a point 102.5 feet COMMERCIAL 6. The basis for concluding that 1506(4)(a), IDAHO CODE. NO West of the East line of the T03N R04W S32 Chief Elected Official each replacement dwelling 10/23/02 REPRESENTATION IS MADE Southeast Quarter of the Southwest SWSW unit will remain a low/ THAT THEY ARE, OR ARE NOT, Quarter; thence Place Of Use: F I R E moderate income dwelling PRESENTLY RESPONSIBLE Southwest a distance of 200 feet, PROTECTION unit for at least ten (10) years For FAST results... try the FOR THIS OBLIGATION. more or less, to the REAL POINT T03N R04W S32 from the date of initial The default for which this sale is OF BEGINNING SWSW occupancy. Classifieds! The Trustee has no knowledge of Remark: Applicant agrees to Page 22 Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002

deposit. Space also has a dog House 3 bdrm, 2 bath, air cond, kennel. 208-337-4589 storage, double garage, fenced Small 2 bdrm in country. yard 314 West Oregon St, Homedale School district. NO Homedale $550 per mo.-plus SMOKING, NO PETS Cleaning deposit. 337-3697 Dep., References req’d. PH: 482- 7552 after 6 p.m. Apartment 1 bdrm 1 bath. $ 300 per mo. New carpet and paint 220 SPACES FOR RENT Montana Apt. # 5 337-3474 HOMEDALE’S NICEST Apartment 2 bdrm 1 bath Duplex. MOBILE HOME PARK Adults only, no pets, no smoking. • Spacious single or double wide spaces Rent $300, plus deposit and • Convenient to shopping, schools & references. 337-4118 city services • Clean, quiet family park HOMEDALE GARDEN • On site manager FOR RENT • Water/Sewer/Trash provided APARTMENTS • Cable T.V. Available At Pioneer Mobile Home Park, • Will accept older homes in large lot in country park 2 miles FOR SENIOR CITIZENS and/or good condition from Homedale. Home must be HANDICAPPED OR DISABLED (We also have mobile homes for sale ready to 1990 or newer. Trash/water/septic PERSONS move into NOW with low down payment) tank paid. $165/mo +$165/ RENT BASED ON INCOME Sunset Village USDA/RURAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCED Mobile Home Park GIVE US A CALL: (208)337-4715 For FAST results... try the 401 S. Main • Homedale, Idaho 409 SOUTH FIRST WEST See managers space #42 HOMEDALE, IDAHO 337-4681 Classifieds! 83628 (208) 337-5804 or 884-1700 THE BUSINESS DIRECTORY CARPET CARE & JANITORIAL CERTIFIED LOCKSMITH ELECTRICIAN FLOORING SAND & GRAVEL CARPENTRY Harris HARVEY'S H&H ELECTRIC C arpentry AUTO PARTS Owyhee Sand, General Carpentry Serving Owyhee Gravel & Concrete Addition - Remodel LOCKSMITH & TOWING County for 25 years 337-5057 • 337-4597 Decks - Repairs KEYS MADE • LOCKS REPAIRED 208-573-2341 • 208-573-2343 HOMEDALE, IDAHO Shop - Storage EMERGENCY OPENINGS Jeff Haylett ALL TYPES OF ROCK & DIRT Marsing, STATE CERTIFIED DRAIN ROCK Idaho 211 MAIN ST. 337-4881 FREE ESTIMATES ON ROADS & DRIVEWAYS MARSING, ID • 896-4643 Chuck, Ray & Bill Maxwell 896-4632 HEALTH CARE SIDING CONTRACTORS AUTO REPAIR AUTO SALES CHIROPRACTIC SALES AND HOMEDALE MGM River Country REPAIRS Siding Contractors CHIROPRACTIC CENTER William T.Bruce TRUCKS, CARS & 4X4’S 1024 W. Finch Dr. RENEE KINDLER, FNP Nampa • 465-0214 • Fax 465-9831 DIAGNOSTICS • FUEL INJECTION • COLLECTOR CARS Vinyl, Steel & Aluminum Siding COUNTRY PRICES • NO CREDIT OK • BUY HERE, P AY HERE J. Edward Perkins, Jr. D.C. 215 3rd St., Wilder Vinyl Windows Ph - 482-7430 932 MAIN • P.O. BOX 338 • MARSING, IDAHO 111 S. Main After Hrs - 208-327-8016 Craftsmanship You can Trust 208-896-4530 337-4900 ADVERTISING HOMEBUILDING DRIVING INSTRUCTION ACCOUNTING McCoy Const. Co. YOUR AD HERE! NEW HOMES SAVE! 35 YRS. EXPERIENCE $10.00 PER WEEK Mikeal D. Parker, CPA SEPTIC SYSTEMS • 4 West Owyhee • P.O. Box 905 • OWYHEE EXCAVATION - HAULING Homedale, ID 83628 337-3271 AVALANCHE FREE ESTIMATES Ron V. Bowen, CPA 495-2661 • 624 16th Ave S. • P.O. Box 41 • 337-4681 CELL 989-0948 Nampa, ID 83653 467-6900 HOME CARE ROOFING HEALTH SERVICES HEALTH SERVICES ADVERTISING A Special Touch SUTHERLAND Homedale Clinic Marsing Clinic Home Care, Inc. ROOFING Terry Reilly Health Services Terry Reilly Health Services Richard Ernest, CRNP YOUR AD HERE! In YOUR Home Care RE-ROOF AND NEW WORK Faith Young Peterson, CRNP Family Nurse Practitioner Family Nurse Practitioner Licensed Staff • Medicare Composition • Shakes • Wood Kate Ryan, M.D. $10.00 PER WEEK Medicaid • Private Pay Leak Repairs • Wind Damage Penny Beach, M.D. OWYHEE 30 Years Experience • Insured 108 E. Idaho, Box 1058 216 W. Idaho PO Box 933 201 Main Street, Marsing, Id. 83639 Homedale, Idaho 83628 AVALANCHE Homedale, ID 83628 Call Jim 896-4089 or 249-0333 896-4159, Night 466-7869 337-3189, Night 466-7869 Additional hours Thursday evenings 337-4681 (208) 337-5343 or 454-0864 • Marsing, Id 83639 Additional hours Tuesday evenings SPORTING CLAYS CHIROPRACTIC LANDLEVELING BED LINERS AUTO BODY IDAHO SHIPPY & SONS SPORTING CLAYS LANDLEVELING - FIELDS 337-4826 - PONDS - ROADS - BUILDING 3 Miles south on Hwy. 95 from Homedale, SITES turn West on Graveyard Point rd., go 4 miles and turn South on Sage. Go over the HC79 2102 ROB SHIPPY first hill and we’re on the left. OREANA, ID 834-2383 GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE 83650 642-7949 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2002 Page 23

Dick Hill Excavating REAL SERVICES specializing in septic systems, WANTED JJ Excavation and Hauling, basement crawl spaces and drive Corn stock or Alfalfa stubble for THANK ESTATE TOP SOIL, and gravel delivery, ways, demolition and hauling. winter pasture. Have fencing excavator and trucks for hire. 495-2288 or 250-4718 (541) 339-4521 YOU BY OWNER for sale building PET SITTING will take care of lots with a view 2.25 acres to 1.75 Road building, dozer, water truck The family of Dean Jones would and road grader. Free estimate. your pets at your home. acres lots, with power, phone and Responsible and loves animals like to extend our thanks to our irrigation. Call Charlie 337-5990 208-337-4822 or 573-5700. HELP family and friends for the cards, FUN PIANO LESSONS: Never 337-3680 or 250-4937 Horse training and colts started the flowers, and the food at the House immaculate 3 bdrm, 1 bath too young; never too old. All ages WANTED time of Dean’s death. We also and levels, home schoolers and by Bruce Reuck, 30-yr. view and country feeling, new experience, and gentle methods, Farm Mechanic call 459-2269 want to thank those of you who roof, sprinkler system, fenced learning disabilities welcome. gave so generously to the special Reasonable rates. 467-6244. round pen and outside riding. $ or 459-7987 yard, garage and storage shed 350 mo. includes quality feed NOW Hiring- Lube bay memorial fund in dean’s name at $67,800 Phone 896-5053. Wilson Tractor Service:road the Owyhee Health and repairs,landscape grading, weed produced on site. Riding lessons technician. Will train. Apply at 1400 sq. ft house, garage and available for all ages. Excellent Owyhee Motor Sales (Phillip 66) Rehabilitation Center for their shop on 1.57 acres with nice view mowing, small acreage specialty, care and thoughtfulness during quality custom concert, and with kids. 337-5914 in Homedale. $119,000 outside of town. Owner Dump Truck … Back hoe CNA needed in Home care. Call the nearly two years he made his carry. Alan Law agent/realtor 989- dependable service. Call Charlie home there. Wilson. 250-4937, 337-5990 service, ditch cleaning … for info. 337-5343. 8021. demolition. Call Steve at 465- A sofa and love seat was 5196 or 371-4285 purchased for the front parlor CALL, THIS COULD BE THE BUY OF THE YEAR! where the patients spend much of Owner says they would look at anything reasonable, evan a LEASE OPTION TO VEHICLES their time and visit with their BUY! 3 bedrooms, two car garage on acreage! Near Homedale. Call Pete 890-1658 families and friends. May God 1989 Red Buick Lasabre 1 owner, NEED SPACE! FOR SALE bless you all. excellent condition. Complete This 3 bedroom will suprise you, large rooms, great kitchen with pantry. Electric heat. Faye Jones, John E. Jones, service plus 27 point check. Only $79,900 Call Pete 890-1658 USED TRACTOR PARTS Sharron Gilkison, Jana Driskell 53,000 tire warranty 130,000 BIG 310X160 ARENA, 5 ACRES A NICELY REMODELED HOME 1000’s of salvaged farm tractors and their respective families. with mature trees. Ship and lots of pasture. Home has 2337 sq ft with 4 bedrooms. miles. Always garaged $3300. and combines. Nampa Tractor 12345678901234567890123456789012123 Big living room and great country kitchen. Call Pete 890-1658 337-6113. 12345678901234567890123456789012123 12345678901234567890123456789012123

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