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Elections next Police commissioner Roeser selected to Tuesday resigns position Wrangler team page 13 √ page 3 page 3 Deputy dragged while attempting arrest An Owyhee County U.S. 95 in Homedale. prove the warrants were taken continued. was confirmed, that the trouble sheriff’s deputy was injured “The driver of the vehicle care of. She asked if she could Collingwood said it was began. last week after being dragged was a young woman who I walk home and get it, so I let when he attempted to arrest “Both doors of the vehicle nearly 300 feet from the knew did not have a driver’s her go,” Collingwood Kester, 36, after the warrant were locked and the window window of a vehicle driven by license,” Collingwood said on the driver’s side was rolled a Homedale woman wanted on Thursday. “I asked her for her down about four or five a misdemeanor warrant. driver’s license and she told inches,” Collingwood A witness to the incident me she didn’t have one, so I explained. “I reached in and was the only thing that asked her for her tried to find the door handle as kept Deputy Don registration and proof Treasure was trying to move Collingwood from of insurance. She gave over into the driver’s seat. She being seriously injured them to me and I cited then started the car up and or perhaps killed as the her for failure to lunged forward knocking me woman attempted to purchase. I had known off my feet.” flee an arrest with the that her mother, Kester drove across officer hanging from Treasure Kester who Highway 95 with Officer her vehicle window. was also in the Collingwood’s arm caught in Collingwood received Treasure Kester vehicle, had a warrant the window of the driver’s bruising to his upper right arm for her arrest.” door. If it had not been for the and left leg, but was back on As Collingwood waited for quick thinking of a witness to patrol that same afternoon. the county dispatch to confirm Officer injured the incident, Collingwood said The incident began the warrant, Kester’s daughter Homedale Police Chief Jeff Eidemiller, Owyhee County Sheriff the crisis could have been much Wednesday afternoon when asked if she could walk home. Gary Aman, and posse deputy Joe Aman check OC Sheriff worse. Collingwood made a traffic “Her daughter said she had Deputy Don Collingwood for injuries after he was dragged “Every time I tried to get to stop on Industrial Road and paperwork at home that would nearly 300 feet by vehicle during a warrant arrest last week. –– to page 2 Marsing Council drops New addressing three percent causes confusion man’s trial Sheriff asks locals franchise fee to be patient rescheduled After hearing arguments from the Residents living within Homedale, Homedale School District and from A Marsing man arrested on three Melba and Murphy zip codes received former Mayor Paul Fink, the Homedale their new addresses last week as part of counts of lewd and lascivious conduct City Council moved to amend an with a minor under the new enhanced 911 system being amendment to ordinance 312 which installed in the county. But with those 16 will have to wait added a three percent increase to local until January to get new addresses, Owyhee County Sheriff Intermountain Gas Company (IGC) Gary Aman says has also caused some his day in court after rates. a mistrial motion was confusion. Ordinance 339 amended 312, section “There will be some mistakes,” Aman granted to the defense six, on July 25th to “provide for a three last week. said Tuesday. “I want the people of the percent franchise fee of gross annual area to know that they should feel free Abelardo Renteria receipts received by Intermountain Gas was arrested in June to contact us with their concerns, but I Company within the corporate limits also ask that they be patient.” and charged with the of the City of Homedale.” sex crime after being People with a Melba zip code can use Abelardo IGC removed a five percent gas adder Opaline, Givens, Wilson or Guffy as Renteria accused of molesting fee in September, but suggested city of three young girls their city address, but Aman said it add a three percent franchise fee, which would depend on the location of the between the ages of six and nine years they passed in July. of age. He was set for trial Oct. 24, but address. “I would like to see that you do not “If they live in the Opaline area, they the judge made a mistake during the put the three percent franchise fee on Watch out instructions to the jury and a motion for Motorists will need to beware of can use Opaline as their city address,” the natural gas,” Fink said. “If it is Aman explained. “If a person is unsure a mistrial was made. businesses that you are trying to attract, small ghosts and goblins who will “The judge called a recess during the come out of the dark on Thursday which town they live in and should use, the fee will keep them away from they should call their local post office trial and talked to the attorneys,” a Homedale. night to celebrate the Halloween witness to the trial said Friday. “When holiday. Youngsters will travel the for the boundaries. We do not have that “During the time that we were trying information here.” they returned, Public Defender Bill to bring Intermountain Gas into streets, knocking door to door in search of a trick, or a treat. Aman said people should not change –– to page 4 –– to page 4 –– to page 4 Page 2 Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 From page 1

floored that vehicle across the road. She wasn’t even trying to √ Deputy dragged ... slow down. He was in grave my feet she would lunge “He was hanging out the danger and I had to do forward knocking me off my window and his legs were something.” feet again,” Collingwood hanging. I just could not believe Eoff said she does not feel continued. “I pulled my service what I was seeing,” Eoff like a hero in the situation and weapon and kept trying to point continued. “It was like I was said if she had to do it over, she it at her, but she kept slapping watching something on would. it away.” television from one of those “His life was in danger,” Betty Eoff happened to be cops shows.” Eoff said. “I just did what I had in the right place at the right Eoff said she quickly made to do to get that car stopped. As time when Collingwood a U-turn in an attempt to get in I pulled in front I actually needed assistance. front of Kester’s vehicle so she thought that I hoped my “I was going to Les Schwab could force her stop. insurance would cover me to have some work done on my because I was expecting to get car and I drove by Don and saw “As soon as I saw the car hit hard.” that he had a small white car coming at me I started laying Owyhee County Sheriff pulled over,” Eoff said on the horn so maybe the people Gary Aman said Kester has Thursday. “He was leaning in in Les Schwab would call for been charged with aggravated the window doing what ever it backup or something,” Eoff assault on an officer with the is he was doing. explained. “As soon as she shot intent to commit a serious “I was in Les Schwab about by me I did a U-turn and knew felony. He said she is currently 20 or 25 minutes and when I I had to get in front of her. I on felony probation for a came out I noticed that Don pulled in front of her and just burglary conviction. was still with the white car. I knew that she was going to thought it was peculiar that he slam into me, but I had to do “She has a very lengthy would be there so long. Just something.” criminal record,” Aman said. that quick I could see scuffling Three additional men from “We are waiting on lab results going on around the car. I could Les Schwab came to the for possible further charges. I see that there was some kind of officer’s aid just as Kester intend to seek very restricted altercation going on. stopped her vehicle inches sentencing on this case. “Within seconds the car was from hitting Eoff’s car. “We greatly appreciate all lurching across highway 95 and Collingwood said it took all the people who helped officer I know the person driving four men to subdue Kester. Collingwood. It just goes to Arrest didn’t even look to see if there “All I could see was his legs show the support people in our Homedale Police Chief Jeff Eidemiller transfers Treasure was any oncoming traffic. It being drug off,” Eoff said. “It communities have for each Kester, of Homedale, to Owyhee County Sheriff Gary Aman’s just sped across the highway was like she wasn’t in her right other.” vehicle after she was arrested for aggravated assault on an toward me and the car was mind or something because it Kester’s bond has been set officer. Kester injured a local deputy when she attempted to flee dragging Don.” happened so fast. She just at $200,000. arrest on a misdemeanor warrant from Twin Falls.

Homedale man GOP Team ’02 Bus Tour stops in makes death threat Marsing... U.S. Senate Candidate Larry Craig shakes hands in courthouse with a local resident as State Treasurer A Homedale man was arrested earlier this month after candidate Ron Crane threatening to kill a woman in the Owyhee County Courthouse looks on as the GOP with a knife. Team 2002 Tour Bus George Duvall was arrested and charged with disturbing the rolled into Marsing peace and contempt of court after Tuesday morning. The threatening to retrieve a knife from bus tour carrying with it his vehicle and “cut” a woman’s Governor Dirk throat. Kempthorne, running for re-election; Crane and “Duvall was apparently in the Senator Craig met with courtroom on a separate case when supporters while he became very agitated,” Owyhee campaign workers County Sheriff Gary Aman said. “We solicited votes by waving had several people in the area who signs at passing said they heard Duvall say he was motorists. going to go to his vehicle and get a knife and cut a woman’s throat. George Duvall “He had an empty knife sheath on his belt and we found a knife in his vehicle, so he had the ability and obviously the intent to harm someone.” Aman continued. “He was arrested on the spot and sent to jail.” Aman said the courthouse has had undergone many changes to help protect the people in the building, but he said to be able to install metal detectors could cost the county nearly a million dollars. “The commissioners and myself have talked in length about different ways to protect the people in the courthouse and we have done many things to make it safe,” Aman said last week. “Installing metal detectors in the building is not something that is going to happen here soon. It is very expensive and I really don’t think at this point that it is a necessity. The building would have to go nearly a million dollars in remodeling to be able to accommodate it.” Pd. by Frances Field, Tom Gannon, & Douglas Jones Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 Page 3 Police commissioner resigns position Homedale City Councilman “At this time I will resign Homedale Mayor Harold commissioner, the Homedale establishment when Freelove David Freelove resigned his my position as police Puri told the council that a Police Department, the City of received a report of juveniles police commissioner position commissioner,” Freelove told decision to reappoint the Wilder and the Wilder Police drinking. Children bowling in during a council meeting last the council. “I apologize for position would be addressed at Department for damages they the business were made to week in the wake of a $1 million the negative effect it has had a later time. claim they suffered from an submit to a breathalyzer test in lawsuit against the city and the on the city and that is my unfounded report of juveniles which no juvenile was found councilman’s pending trial for reasoning for resigning and Freelove was arrested in drinking. to have been drinking. driving under the influence. handing my position back to August for driving under the Owners of Owyhee Lanes Freelove is scheduled for a Freelove made the the mayor to decide who to influence of alcohol. Shortly and Restaurant based the tort pre-trial hearing on the DUI announcement after a lengthy appoint. I have no further after his arrest, a local business claim on damages incurred charge on January 6 at 9 a.m. executive session during the comment, nor will I have any filed a $1 million tort claim after the Homedale Police and a trial is set for January 28. regular monthly meeting. further comment.” against the city, the police Department closed the -CP No county contests in next Tuesday’s election Term limits hottest confusing,” Press Secretary machines used by Indian tribes include, Larry Craig for United vote absentee can either pick issue on this year’s Lindsay Northern from United which are not activated by a States Senator, Butch Otter for one up or call the clerk’s office States Senator Mike Crapo’s handle or lever, do not dispense Representative in Congress in to receive one by mail, up to ballot office said recently. “They coins, currency, tokens or the First District, Dirk Nov. 4. Absentee ballots must Of the five county positions want it to be confusing. The chips, and which perform only Kempthorne for Governor, Jim be received in the county on the ballot in Owyhee County bottom line is, if you do not certain defined functions, and Risch for Lieutenant Governor, clerk’s office by 8 p.m. Nov. 5. in next Tuesday’s election, want term limits, vote yes.” defining such machines as Ben Ysursa for Secretary of The polls will be open from none of the seats are being A spokesman from neither slot machine nor State, Keith Johnson for State 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the following contested. This year’s hot topic Secretary of State Pete imitations or simulations of any Controller, Ron Crane for State precinct locations: for local voters will be Cenarrusa’s office form of casino gaming. Adding Treasurer, Lawrence Wasden North Homedale, Senior the term limits said voters will need ß 67-429C allowing for Attorney General, and Tom Citizens Center at 224 W. Idaho proposition, Election to read the question amendment of state-tribes Luna for Superintendent of Avenue; South Homedale, Proposition Two. on the ballot carefully possession on January 1, 2002, Public Instruction. Magistrate Court Building at County candidates results to understand what it allowing an increase of 5 Democratic candidates 31 W. Wyoming Avenue; up for election this Due to printing is they are voting for. percent per year not to exceed include, Alan Blinken, Senator, North Marsing, American year, but unopposed She said if you oppose 25 percent over 10 years. Betty Richardson, Congress, Legion Hall at 126 North are County schedules, the results of next term limits, voters will Requiring renegotiations of Jerry Brady, Governor, Bob Bruneau Highway; South Commissioner Harold need to vote yes. compacts after 10 years. Sonnichsen for Controller, Marsing, Extension Office at Tolmie; County week’s Those who are in favor Providing for automatic Sally Beitia for Treasurer, 238 W. 8th Avenue; Wilson, Commissioner, Chris elections will of term limits will approval by State without Keith Roark for Attorney Wilson Fire Station; Pleasant Salove; Clerk of the be published in need to vote no. necessity of executive or General and Marilyn Howard Valley, Elementary School; District Court, the Nov. 13 The ballot reads, legislative action. Making for Superintendent of Public Oreana, Community Hall on Charlotte Sherburn issue. ‘shall the legislation initiative effective upon Instruction. Oreana Loop Road; Riddle, will replace Cyndi repealing term limits completion of canvass of votes Libertarian candidates Riddle Store; Grand View, Eaton; County for elected state, county, by Idaho Secretary of State; include Donovan Bramwell for Eastern Owyhee County Treasurer, Barbara Wright; municipal and school district and containing a severability Senator, Steve Gothard for Library at 520 Boise Avenue; County Assessor, Brett officials be approved?’ If clause.” Congress, Daniel Adams for Three Creek, School Building, Endicott will replace retiring voters do not want their state, Voters are asked to vote yes Governor, Michael Kempf for Bruneau, American Legion Ernie Bahem, and County county, municipal and school or no if the above-entitled Lieutenant Governor, Ronald Building and absentee at Coroner, Harvey Grimme. All district officials to be term measure proposed by Perry for Secretary of State, Murphy Courthouse only.-CP are running on the Republican limited out of office then they Proposition One should be Greg Nalder for State ticket. will need to vote yes. If the approved. Controller, Sherwin Fellen for Voters will have a choice of voter does want their state, The state election will focus Treasurer and Robbi Kier for six candidates for Legislative county, municipal and school on US Senator race, Superintendent of Public District No. 23. For State district officials term limited, representative in congress, Instruction. Senator William K. (Bill) then they will need to vote no. governor, lieutenant governor, The deadline for voter Chisholm (D) will run against Another proposition on the secretary of state, state registration has passed, but 1989 Ford delivery van. Republican Tom Gannon. For ballot will be “defining tribal controller, state treasurer, voters can still register at the State Representative position V-8, auto. 14-foot box. video gaming machines and attorney general and polls on the day of the election. $4,950.00 A, Republican incumbent providing for amendment for superintendent of public Absentee ballots are available Frances Field will run against Owyhee Publishing, state-tribal gaming compact instruction. from the county clerk’s office Homedale. 337-4866 Democratic candidate Mike providing for their use,” also Republican candidates in Murphy. Those wanting to Ihler and in position B, known as Proposition One. Democratic Candidate Grant Proposition One reads, “an R. Atkinson, will run against initiative relating to Indian Douglas R. Jones, Republican. gaming; providing findings and RESIDENTS OF DISTRICT 23 The propositions that will purposes. Clarifying public face voters are the term limits policy regarding Indian DESCRIBE FRANCES FIELD AS: issue, Proposition Two and gaming. Adding Idaho Code ß Proposition One, tribal gaming. 67-429B defining tribal video √ EXPERIENCED “The ballot that voters will gaming machines as gaming face will seem to be very √ HONEST Your... One-Stop store! √ FAIR

√ Oregon Fish and Game licenses √ DEPENDABLE √ Oregon Lottery tickets Sports Action- Keno - others Open √ HARD WORKING √ Gas and diesel fuel 7 days a √ Groceries - snacks - beer, pop √ Visa & Mastercard accepted week Representative Frances Field Vote Tues., November 5 Owyhee County Under new ownership ––––––Frances ––––––––––––––––––––– I ask for the Stateline Store privilege of FIELD serving you! 4 miles west of Homedale on Highway 19 • 541-339-3204 Representative 23A Paid, Committee To Elect Frances Field Page 4 Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 From page 1 would represent two to three classrooms in books.” √ Rentria √ Gas Watson told the council that Whelman moved for a mistrial Homedale, we had meetings the district did not include the and the judge granted it.” with the school district and with increase in its budget because Owyhee County Chief SSI as we thought they were they were unaware of it. He Deputy Dick Freund said he going to bring a large business said he realized the increase received the report of the abuse into the area. was nothing out of the ordinary in 1999 and said the incidents “The gas prices was a big from most other communities, allegedly happened deal to these business then and but he said that if Homedale approximately 1993. Renteria with the three percent increase did not have the franchise fee it was arrested on June 29, 2002. it will do nothing more then might bring in more businesses. His bond is set at $25,000 and keep them out of the area. At “One thing I looked at before he remains in the Owyhee that time there was never any I came into the meeting tonight County jail. intention to put a three percent was the statute that allows cities Rentria’s new trial is set for increase on natural gas after to have a franchise fee,” Jan. 28 and 29, 2003.-CP the adder fee was removed. I Watson explained. “If I am realize that by law you can add interpreting it right, it says you the increase, but as I have said can not do it without the when we brought natural gas consent of the utility or a vote. √ Address into Homedale, we never had The way it appears to me is it is the number address that they any intention of adding an almost a conflict of interest, are given or the street address, increase. If it had not been for because Intermountain Gas but they can change the city. the school, we would never could get concessions on Aman also said that former have been able to bring natural whatever they collect on your roads named north, south, east gas into Homedale.” behalf so why would they not or west would no longer be Homedale School District approve a collection. listed in addressing as such. Superintendent Bob Lisonbee “I guess the bottom line is it “Roads like ‘South was not able to attend the caught us off guard. Our budget Bruneau,’ or ‘West Market,’ meeting Thursday night due to is set for this fiscal year and do not exist in addressing a family emergency, but School nothing was added in for the anymore,” Aman continued. District Board Trustee Moss fee.” Flyin’ low “A north, south, east or west Watson attended in his place. A motion to amend the A “witch” ran into an American flag pole in the yard of Ida address is too confusing for Watson told the council that amendment number 339 to Burke in Homedale last week. Gremlins and goblins will go emergency personnel to the school district uses over remove the three percent door to door seeking a trick-or-treat during the Halloween follow, so they will not be listed $60,000 in natural gas per year. increase. The motion passed holiday Thursday night. in addresses. He said with the increase, the unanimously. -CP “People can continue to use school district would be paying their checks and address over $2,000 per year. He said labels,” Aman continued. “The the money the district had post office will deliver their planned to save was going to Motion to dismiss denied Cassidy mail with their old address for be used for new books and in A judge in an Owyhee Attorney Ed Yarbrough after it began when Sheriff up to a year. We will have the classrooms. County courtroom determined reportedly found her Gary Aman ordered a road time to sort this out, but I hope “We can be considered one last Tuesday that the Owyhee attempting to commit suicide spike strip near the Walter’s the people will be patient and of the biggest users of natural County Sheriff’s Office had by carbon monoxide Ferry Bridge. let us do our job on the gas in the community,” Watson probable cause to make a stop, poisoning. Yarbrough called She was arrested and charged situation.” said. “In 2001 our annual gas arrest and search Maureen local law enforcement after with one felony count of bill was $67,000. In 2002 it Cassidy’s vehicle and denied a finding his wife in the couple’s eluding a police officer and was $61,000. This is a fairly For FAST results... try the request to dismiss her charges garage in her vehicle with the possession of a controlled significant use. It amounts to based on an illegal search. vehicle running and a suicide substance, methamphetamine. Classifieds! about $2,000 per year which A spokesman from the State note. She was also arraigned on one Attorney General’s Office, Owyhee County and Canyon count of misdemeanor Bob Cooper, said the court County Sheriff’s Deputies possession of a controlled determined there was sufficient pursued Cassidy through substance and a misdemeanor probable cause to make the portions of Melba, Canyon charge of resisting an officer. stop, arrest and search. County and Owyhee County. Several officers received minor P.O. BOX 97 • HOMEDALE, ID 83628 “There was a motion by the The chase ended 35 minutes injuries including Aman. 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Deadlines Classifieds Display advertising Monday noon the Friday noon the week “We cannot afford to let the un-holy trinity of greed, arrogance week of publication prior to publication and stupidity be our guiding principles in making personal or public policy.” Legal notices Inserts Friday noon the week Friday noon the week prior to publication prior to publication Pd. by Chisholm for State Senator Committee, Helen McCracken, treasurer 10/23-30 Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 Page 5 Public hearing on grant applications held Monday Community Development Act and Rescue project is proposing standpoint to have all your said. “They have also generated Bruneau and of 1974. The Department of the construction of a new emergency services, training some local cash to match that. Grand View seek Housing and Urban emergency services facility in and support equipment in one “The Bruneau water district Development (H.U.D.) Grand View that will serve spot.” has raised their rates, in financial administers the program. The eastern Owyhee County. In addition to the H.U.D. preparation for doing this,” she funds are distributed through The facility will have four grants, both projects can be said. “They’re installing a assistance for the Idaho Department of vehicle bays with interior eligible for matching funds purification system through Commerce. training rooms and storage through grants and loans from USDA rural development, both community “Idaho gets several million capacity for support the United States Department a loan and a grant. (dollars) a year for certain equipment. of Agriculture (USDA). “(The) USDA money in improvement categories,” said Pat Engel, “Currently that’s all “The fire district has already both these instances can be projects planning specialist for Sage. separated,” Engel said. “It’s addressed their taxing levies, used to match the Community This is a public facilities very important from a response so they can repay (the USDA Development Block Grant,” A public hearing was held category. (It) provides time and a health and safety loan) at low interest.” Engel Engel said. – CM on Monday in Murphy, during infrastructure and health and the weekly Owyhee County safety improvements for Commissioners meeting, to communities.” gather input from the The reason why these community and to discuss two applications are going forward, Idaho Community according to Engel is a matter Development Block Grant TOM of size, scope and income. applications for which the Bruneau has a very small county has applied. water district. The Grand View The county has partnered fire district serves a large area with Sage Community outside the city itself. And both Resources, a non-profit communities fall into a low to GANNON organization that assists cities moderate income category. and counties in Southwest “Funds are only available to Idaho with community cities and counties and must improvement projects. serve people who are 51 State Senate Sage, acting on the behalf percent low to moderate of Owyhee County, must income,” Engel said. “We’ve submit the grant applications had to do income surveys to by Nov. 22. verify that service population The following voters support TOM GANNON for The Bruneau Water District meets that criteria. the District 23 State Senate will ask for $200,000 that will “And then they need eligible seat. go towards a proposed sponsors,” she said. $789,000 upgrade in its water “Bruneau is not incorporated Bruce Newcomb purification system. Grand and the Grand View Fire and Stacey & Kelli Harvey & Lola Blossom Celia Gould View Ambulance-Rimrock Ambulance district serves a Buckingham Marc & Kristan Brackett Laird Noh Search and Rescue, Inc. is bigger area than the city of David & Barbara Ira & Kim Brackett Doug & Mary Liz Jones soliciting $280,000 to offset Grand View, so they needed Lahtinen Rollie Patrick Frances Field the $549,000 it needs to build the county to be the sponsor.” Jamie Buckingham Bert & Paula Brackett a new facility. Walt Yarbrough Robert & Judy Lemieux Jake Brackett The Grand View Bill & Sharon Block Owyhee County has never Ambulance-Rimrock Search Tom Buckingham Gus Brackett before received an Idaho Pat & Suzanne Takasugi Webb & Bonnie Lisle David Jones Community Development Wendell & Alta Gannon Carmen Aguirre Jim Welch Block Grant. Ted & Delva Eastman Herb Mink Gary & Janet Lawson The federal Community LOSE 2-8 Ray & Paula Ashby Craig & Sherry Terry & Leslie Field Development Block Grant Dennis & Karen Ellege Christiansen Ray & Cherry Meyers Progam (CDBG) allocates the POUNDS Clay & Jakie Atkins Bill & Rusty Parker Howard Field money – $4.5 million to Idaho Bart & Sharon Fowers Mikal Christiansen Morry & Leah Sattgast this year – by way of the Frank & Cindy Bachman Dick & Mary Reynolds Harry & Bettylou Wilson 12345678901234567890123456789012123 EVERY WEEK! 12345678901234567890123456789012123

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Local fire department teaches students Fire safety during National Fire Prevention Week

Homedale Fire department was busy last week, but not as much with extinguishing blazes, but with teaching elementary school students during National Fire Prevention week. Sparky the firedog arrived at Homedale Elementary School just as busses were dropping students off. Sparky directed bus traffic and handed out stickers for the young students. Volunteer firemen held demonstrations at the elementary and the middle school to show students fire safety. Handouts were given to each student to take home and work out fire escape routes with their parents. Ambulance Demonstrations were given Students tour the Homedale ambulance during last week’s fire Escape at the fire station including a prevention demonstration held at the Homedale Fire Department. tour of the ambulance and a Homedale Fire Chief Scott Salutregui shows children from demonstration on escaping a Homedale Elementary School how to escape from a burning fire. Kindergarten children building during last week’s Fire Safety week. Nearly 50 children traveled to the fire department attended the presentation and were treated to a demonstration for the tours. Pre-school of the departments ambulance and fire trucks. children from the area also attended the demonstrations. - CP

Fire safety Homedale Police Chief Jeff Eidemiller talks to kindergarten students from Homedale Elementary School about the dangers of fire during last week’s Fire Safety Week demonstration.

Elect Bruce Perry Idaho s Lieutenant Extinguish Governor Homedale volunteer fireman Dan Parrill demonstrates how firemen extinguish a blaze with water from fire hoses during last week’s fire safety demonstration. Bruce believes: Government should conduct the people’s business in the open, not in secret, closed caucuses.

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Idaho’s water belongs to Idaho. Idaho’s leaders should respect the vote of the people. Strong economic development needs a strong public education system. Special Financing Available Now! Fourth-generation Idaho native, father, family Emergency services 24 Hour man, church leader. Kindergarten students from Emergency Service Homedale Elementary School Residential Commercial “I believe in people. I know business.” tour an ambulance at Jerry Perkins Homedale Fire Department Homedale • 337-5812 Paid for by Perry for Lieutenant Governor, Hon. John V. Evans, during last week’s Fire Safety Treasurer. Week demonstration. 573-1788 • 337-3674 Ben & Lori Badiola / Owners Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 Page 7 Salove appointed to Resource Advisory Council “I can only hope to be have very little to show for it. of view to the table than a John Robison from Boise reappointed to represent a voice for the people When he wanted out he wanted commissioner who knows the appointed as a new member to public-at-large and Don to make sure someone would business from both sides. represent environmental Weilmunster from Garden of Owyhee County.” take his place as a voice for “This is obviously not a organizations, Robert Amidon Valley, reappointed to cattlemen. So after I thought position I want for me,” Salove from Boise reappointed to represent public-at-large. Interior Secretary Gale about it and being approached said. “I will not gain anything represent wild horse and burro, The next RAC meeting will Norton announced earlier this by several sources from BLM financially from this. I am no Kenneth Reid, PH.D., from be held on Nov. 20 for the month the appointment of 18 I decided to accept the longer a farmer or rancher and Boise, appointed to represent Lower Snake River District at members to Idaho’s citizen- position.” it will not benefit my retail archaeological/history, the Boise District office at 3948 based Resource Advisory Salove said he was uncertain business, so I have no conflict Richard Raymondi from Boise Development Avenue. Council (RAC), which advises if he could make a difference of interest.” the Bureau of Land in the ongoing process of Salove is the last of the Management (BLM) on federal grazing rights, property rights Salove lineage to farm and REPUBLICAN land issues. and making a living in the ranch the Owyhee County soil. Owyhee County agricultural industry, but he He said his great grandfather Commissioner Chris Salove said he would make sure the came to the county in the early was among those concerns of the people 1900s and the family has appointed by Norton of Owyhee County ranched the area since then until ELECT and said last week his would be heard. a short time ago. JIM goal is to be a voice for “I don’t know that I “I am the last one on the Owyhee County and will make a Salove side,” he said. “Up until make sure the facts are difference,” Salove about a year and a half ago I presented to the RAC continued. “I will help grew up around cattle all my board. Brenda Richards to life. Now the Salove family is “I don’t know how make sure that the no longer into ranching. I have much of an impact I RISCH people on the land are nothing to do with agriculture can make, I just hope to Chris Salove heard. I am not sure anymore.” Lt.Governor for Idaho be a strong voice for what more you can do Salove said people in the area “My family is the best Owyhee County,” Salove said on any government committee. know how to contact him with reason I have for keeping last week. I don’t care what it is. I don’t their concerns, and they do. He Idaho a great and safe place to live.” Salove said the position came know what more you can do to said that some days he will available when former RAC make sure that the point of have several people per day member Rick Branch from view is heard and to back up approaching him about Midvale wanted out of the the point of view with the facts. farming and ranching concerns position. He said several local And that is what doesn’t make and other times, he won’t hear TRUSTED BLM employees that he works it to the RAC a lot of times are from anyone for weeks. EXPERIENCE with frequently, also the facts. Not only does the Council members are not • Senate approached him. point of view not get there, but paid and serve a three-year Majority Leader “Rick and I have crossed the facts also do not get there. term. New and reappointed • Senate President paths several times in the past I hope to be able to do that. members of the councils for Pro Tempore (3 terms) mostly as advocates for Helen Present the points of view and the Lower Snake River • President Chenoweth,” Salove the facts.” Resource Advisory Council Idaho Prosecuting explained. “At first I told him Attorneys (1 term) Salove said the position can include Sandra Mitchell from • Idaho Graduate - no, I didn’t want it. The RAC is only be filled by an elected Nampa representing dispersed Forestry & Law another job that takes an official and he said since he is recreation as a new member, • Farmer/Rancher enormous amount of time and a former farmer, rancher and Donna M. Griffin from an enormous amount of energy current business owner, what Meridian reappointed to th if you take it seriously and you VOTE NOV. 5 better person to take the point represent dispersed recreation, JIM RISCH PAID FOR BY THE RISCH FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR COMMITTEE Page 8 Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 Early reports indicate deer harvest down from last year Still too early to tell according to Fish and Game

by Colin Muldoon There are no hard numbers yet, but the early indicators point to a decline in the deer harvest this year compared to the 2001 season. “We don’t have report card numbers (for the 2002 general hunt) yet,” said John Rachael, regional wildlife manager for Idaho’s Department of Fish and Game from his Nampa office last Thursday. Although hunters are required to send report cards to the Fish and Game within 10 days, Rachael said those with general season permits can use them elsewhere in the state during other scheduled general hunts. “People that have a general season tag could hunt the Owyhees during the two-week, two-point season,” he said. “But they could also use (their permits) up in the panhandle in December Loggin’ the miles during the general season for whitetails. Children at Homedale Elementary walk, or in some cases, run a quarter mile course three days “As a result, I would not expect to get very many report cards a week during noon time recess. It’s part of the Walkin’, Talkin’, Trojans program created by in, with the exception of those that did harvest,” Rachael said. Physical Education instructor Dan Moore. The kids are rewarded based on how many miles they “We don’t even pull the data this early to take a look at it.” rack up during the year. What numbers the agency has at the present time, are those gathered from the two Owyhee County check stations during the first weekend of the two-point deer season which ran from Oct. 5-18. Rachael said that the Fish and Game checked 439 hunters at stations located in Marsing and Walter’s Ferry. The two-day harvest was 84 deer for the first Saturday and Sunday, a 19 percent success rate. That compares to a 22 percent success last year, but there are factors to consider. “This year (deer season) opened on a Saturday,” Rachael said. “Last year, it opened on a Friday. What we saw was a lot of people taking three days off. So we got a lot more hunters through the check stations last year on opening weekend than what we did this year.” The numbers, Rachael said, from the check stations are but a snapshot and are not indicative of the overall success – or lack thereof – of the season itself. “Ordinarily, people that hunt deer spend on average between four and five days hunting,” he said. “(It’s) a small sample of the number of hunters (and) only the ones that come out during the daylight hours on the weekend. There’s a bunch that we’re not getting.” According Rachael, on what day the season opens can be a significant determining factor when the numbers are tallied. If opening day, for instance, falls during the week, the number of hunters through the check stations are lower. Walkin’, Talkin’, “Really, we won’t be able to tell how many animals were Trojans Owyhee Lanes harvested compared to last year until those report cards come Taylor Thomas (left) and & Restaurant in,” he said. Libby Silva are fourth graders “What we can say is our weekend success was 19 percent, last at Homedale Elementary. OPEN 7 DAYS • MON.-SAT. 7-10 • SUNDAY 7- 3 year was 22 percent,” Rachael said. “This comparison was They’ve walked and talked for Homemade Soups & Pies actually pretty consistent to the other check stations we’ve had nine miles so far this year. in other portions of the region, suggesting that, at this point, the Featuring a 24 oz. T-Bone Steak success rates are pretty good, but not quite as good as they were $13.95 last year.” Book Holiday Banquets Early!! Rachael said that a dry summer and unusually warm weather For FAST results... try the during hunting season might have had an impact on the numbers. 337-3757 “Usually, the weather during the season or right up before the Classifieds! season has more than anything else to do with success rates,” he Serving Purified Water said. In 2001, the Fish and Game received 1,712 report cards from hunters in units, 40, 41 and 42, which encompasses most of Owyhee County. Those hunters reported harvesting 652 deer. “That gives a success rate of 38 percent for the season. That’s pretty good for that kind of hunt,” Rachael said.” Quality ELECTRONICS • Specializing in TV and VCR repair “When special interests tried to weaken the public interest • All work guaranteed aspect of Idaho water law, I was at the table defending your • Large stock of parts on hand rights. 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A condition Veneman agreed with. “We write to support Governor Kempthorne’s Sept. 19, 2002 request that additional Idaho counties be declared as agriculture disaster areas,” the letter to Veneman reads. “Drought conditions are having an adverse affect on Idaho agriculture and these counties have already received state disaster declarations.

We’re busy putting together our ... Owyhee Treats for everyone Homedale faculty passes out candy to students at the award assembly last week. The students were recognized for making improvments to test scores. Calendar

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Homedale High School We are seeking old photos of Owyhee County pioneers and their families for inclusion in next year’s calendar. Homedale High Scool principal Mike Williams and Submissions should include names, date, location, and a the faculty threw a party after brief history of the family’s arrival in the county. school last Thursday to tell For security and preservation of these treasures, we ask that students how much they an appointment be made to bring photos to our office. That appreciate the effort to improve way we can scan the photo on-the-spot and hand it test scores. back to you. It’s part of an intense effort Photos can also be e-mailed to on the part of Williams and his [email protected] staff to raise the bar of academic excellence at the school. Those students who improve Share your family’s their performance on Owyhee County history. standardized reading, comprehension and math tests were invited to the assembly to It’s getting better celebrate their achievements. Homedale High School principal Mike Williams calls off the PO Box 97 Homedale ID 83628 337-4681 Williams did a roll call and names of those students who have made improvement with test faculty members passed out scores during a special awards assembly last Thursday. candy. For the past three years, Williams says he and the Homedale teaching staff have Idaho needs quality leadership for the next millennium. been “looking at test scores real closely. Honesty • Integrity • Hard Work • Compassion When he first started examining student performance, Williams says he was shocked to see how far behind some of the students had fallen under what was acceptable for their grade level. “We’ve been looking at out test scores real closely for three years now,” Williams says. “And what I’ve been finding are kids coming to the high for school, when we get ‘em, (they range in performance) from 1st grade to 10th graders as freshman. They should be at the 9th grade level.” Williams acknowledged the daunting task of bringing a student, who is technically in the 9th grade, but reads at a 2ndgrade level. He says, however, that vast improvements have been made and test scores are rapidly improving. Paid for by the committee to elect Mike Ihler, Representative, Gary Earl, Treasurer. Page 10 Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 peaches, oatmeal cookie, Homedale High Thursday: choice of milk Monday: Pizza or nacho bar,, Burritos/salsa,tossed salad, School menu Thursday: Early Dismissal, salad, fruit, dessert, choice of corn pumpkin bars and milk. Nachos 7 cheese or baked Friday: no menu fruit variety, rib-b-que on a milk. November 4-8, 2002 potato … toppings, fresh 12345678901234567890123456789012123

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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 ADVERTISING HEALTH SERVICES HEALTH SERVICES ADVERTISING A Special Touch Homedale Clinic Marsing Clinic Home Care, Inc. Terry Reilly Health Services Terry Reilly Health Services YOUR AD HERE! YOUR AD HERE! In YOUR Home Care Richard Ernest, CRNP Faith Young Peterson, CRNP Family Nurse Practitioner Family Nurse Practitioner Licensed Staff • Medicare $10.00 PER WEEK Kate Ryan, M.D. $10.00 PER WEEK Medicaid • Private Pay OWYHEE Penny Beach, M.D. OWYHEE 108 E. Idaho, Box 1058 216 W. Idaho PO Box 933 201 Main Street, Marsing, Id. 83639 AVALANCHE Homedale, Idaho 83628 AVALANCHE Homedale, ID 83628 896-4159, Night 466-7869 337-3189, Night 466-7869 337-4681 Additional hours Thursday evenings 337-4681 (208) 337-5343 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. 30, 2002 Page 11 Senior news Homedale Senior Citizens’ Center Trick or treat, meatloaf w/ monster gravy, buried baked potatoes, goolish green peas, skeleton salad, bat brownies, Thursday October 31. Marsing Senior Citizens’ Center Bar-B-Q beef w/bun, potatoes, green vegetable, cottage cheese and jello, Thursday October 31. Weather HL Mon. 21 78 26 Tue. 22 69 38 Wed. 23 65 36 Eerie Urias to celebrate Thur. 24 58 27 Eerie sights will scare and delight youngsters during Fri. 25 56 26 Thursday’s celebration of the Halloween holiday. Local law th Sat. 26 60 23 enforcement is asking drivers to beware of young children 50 anniversary Sun. 27 64 21 darting onto roadways. Floyd & Blanche Uria will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary, November 2, 2002 at the Eagle’s Lodge in Nampa from 2:00 - 5:00pm. The Urias were married at St. Hubert’s Catholic Church in Homedale, ID on Nov. 2, 1952. All friends and family are invited to join the Urias in celebrating this special occasion.

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Pumpkin Pie Right From the Patch Dear Betty, My son and I would like to try making a pumpkin pie from a Accident fresh pumpkin. but we don’t know where to start! Homedale Police Chief Jeff Eidemiller assists Venture Alvor, 21, after he rear-ended a vehicle Berrien Springs, Mich. driven by Jacklin Roeser of Homedale in front of Homedale High School last week. No one was You’re already off to a great start with your son on this injured in the accident and Alvor was cited for following to close. pumpkin-pie adventure! Let me share some tips to make sure it’s a success. Pick the right pumpkin. You can use a small field pumpkin-the Destroyed kind that’s great for jack o’lanterns-although the flesh is a little A shed was more stringy and not as sweet. Sugar or pie pumpkins have destroyed by fire sweet, fine textured flesh. Look for a pumpkin that’s nice and last week at a orange, has a tough rind with no soft spots and is heavy for its home located at size. 103 W. Utah Get it ready. Give it a good bath. If you’re baking it, cut the Avenue in pumpkin lengthwise in half or quarters and remove the seeds and Homedale. fibers. If boiling, but the pumpkin into one-inch slices or cubes. Homedale Fire How to cook your pumpkin. You can bake it, boil it or cook it Chief Scott in the microwave. Salutregui said To bake. Place the pumpkin halves or quarters, cut sides up, in the cause of the an ungreased baking dish. Pour water into the dish until it’s blaze was still about 1/4 inch deep. Cover the dish and bake at 400 degrees F for under 30 to 40 minutes or until tender. investigation. To boil. Put the cubes or slices in a large saucepan. Add enough water to cover the pumpkin. Cover the pan and bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce heat and let the pumpkin cook until it’s tender-about 10 to 15 minutes. To microwave. If you’re micro-waving the pumpkin, you don’t have to cut it up first. You can use a small, whole pumpkin and then pierce the rind in several places with a knife to let the steam escape. Cook on High for about five minutes or until it feels warm. Cut the pumpkin in half and remove the seeds. Poison Arrange the halves, cut sides down, in a shallow microwaveable dish. Cook five to eight minutes more or until tender. Let it stand for five minutes. Creek Posse Mash it up. Once the pumpkin is cooked, scrape the flesh from the rind and mash with a fork until it’s smooth. 4-H news • Idaho born and raised Ready to bake! Now all you need to do is pick a yummy Poison Creek Posse 4-H pumpkin recipe to bake. For some great ideas, check out my • Graduate Idaho State University horse club is planning a Web site at Betty Crocker.com. Bachelor of Business Administration Betty Crocker Halloween party on November nd • Certified Yoga Instructor Want more ideas? 2 from 6-8 p.m. at the fairgrounds arena. • Certified Emergency medical Tech. 83-87 All Owyhee County 4-H www.BettyCrocker.com • Wildlands firefighter with BLM 17 yrs Questions? 1-888-ASK BETTY horse project members are invited to attend and are asked • Wilderness School Instructor to dress up and dress up their Youth Program 8 yrs horses for a costume contest. Please enter my subscription to the Games, relays and a • Disaster Recovery Manager FEMA 16 yrs Owyhee Avalanche now! Enclosed is $______Halloween style trail course • Ranch Land Manager 4 yrs for horses will be preformed. • Self-employed Handyman/Carpenter 34 yrs NAME______Each contestant will be charged • Citizen action and policy consultant 14 yrs ADDRESS______$1 and adults will be admitted • Charter Member and former Board of Director CITY______free. For more information of the Snake River Alliance STATE______ZIP______contact the club’s leader at 337- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 5914. • Former Board member of Idaho Conservation Owyhee County...... $30.00 The group would also like League Canyon, Ada and Malheur Counties...... $35.00 to thank everyone who Elsewhere ...... $40.00 • Former Idaho Rural Council Board Member Add 5% Sales Tax in Idaho purchased a Christmas wreath or donated money. The group’s Member Farm Urban Network leader said the club fundraiser • Board of Directors, Twin Falls affiliate of P.O. BOX 97 • HOMEDALE , ID 83628 was a big success. Habitat for Humanity

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123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456789012345678901212345678901234567890123456 Helen McCracken, treasurer Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 Page 13 Roeser selected to Wrangler team Marsing senior among a handful of Idaho high school cowboys selected to prestigious all-star squad

is a little rougher. Roeser was born in California. His family moved to the ranch near Marsing in Aboard Shammy 1997. As a pre- and early Jeff Roeser and Shammy will make at least a few calves adolescent, Roeser rode steers, nervous in the Marsing senior’s last year of high school but as he grew in height, he rodeo competition. gravitated away from the riding events and toward the skilled by Colin Muldoon professional rider as well. roping events. Marsing High School senior It’s in the blood, one would Today, he says calf roping Jeff Roeser has been named to guess. is his best event. He also team the 2002-03 Wrangler High While visiting with the ropes and recently added steer School All-Star Rodeo Team. Roeser’ at their 340-acre horse wresting to his repertoire. Wrangler, Inc. is the sponsor ranch nestled in the Owyhee Upon sight, you just can’t and the National High School Mountains south of Marsing, imagine this nice guy jumping Rodeo Association (NHSRA) Jeff’s mother, Rita, pulls out on a 900 pound animal, twisting is the organization that selects some old photos as the question its neck, then putting it down prep rodeo standouts on the is posed to of Jeff. in the dirt. basis of “leadership qualities, “When did you start riding?” “How was that the first academic eligibility and “Oh, gosh,” time?” athletic achievements,” he says. Roeser is according to a press release “Probably asked issued this month. before I could “They say, Wrangler’s high school walk.” go 35 miles- an-hour in a Getting’ it done team is modeled after the Rita lays a Roeser attempts to rope a calf at an Idaho Cowboy Association western apparel makers pro photo on the pickup, then jump out and roadeo in Payette this past May. He succeeded and placed. It rodeo team. Roeser, along with kitchen table. was the first time he has place at the professional level and was grab a other of members, will receive There he is. A the only high school rider to do so. His fifth place finish may mailbox,” he official competition apparel to half-pint sized A trophy case in the Roeser’s garner him ICA rookie of the year in 2002. (W.T. Bruce photo.) says and be worn when they compete in Gene Autrey, living room displays three high school and other events sitting on a generations of Roeser rodeo smiles. the high school and amateur evening. It’s a big honor, but Roeser horse, looking success. “That’s steer level of competition, scoring a “We drove over a 1000 miles seems to take in all in stride. as natural as wrestling.” time can be good enough. in those couple of days,” Jeff He’s a modest young man – the Singin’ Cowboy himself.” He added the event this past “If you get one caught, says. well grounded – there is no He was two. summer with the idea that a you’ll place,” he says. The Silver State competition doubt as you sit and talk with That picture of him third event will put him in a There is always another is an alternate event for those him, that he appreciates his life chronicled his first competitive position to win all-around titles rodeo on the horizon, if not on state qualifiers who do not successes. victory in the world of western in future rodeos. So far, the the upcoming weekend. The make the national high school Jeff is a third generation riding. results have been positive. Roeser’s stay plenty busy. finals. In 2002, Roeser’s Roeser to compete in the rodeo Back then, the youngster His bulldogging debut was Jeff and his dad describe advanced for the first time. arena. His father, Tim, was a was entered into contests for at Homedale in September. He this past July 4, or as Tim called He’s looking now to making high school standout still rides looks only. You could win for won. it, “the Cowboys’ Christmas.” nationals. professionally; and Jim, Jeff’s poise, outfit, horse. Those kind The interesting thing is that They began in Rupert on Roeser will graduate next grandfather was prominent of things. These days, the ride he had five days to prepare. July 3 and competed in the year. He’s committed to the “It was basically a crash morning, then moved on to College of Southern Idaho’s course in steer wrestling,” Salmon for an evening go- rodeo team, but said he chose Roeser says. around. Then it was on to the school because of its diesel He’s only logged one time – Fallon, Nev. for the Silver State mechanics program. a 16.0 – but Roeser says, that at International Rodeo the next

Father and son Jeff Roeser (left) is a third-generation Roeser cowboy, is seen A cowboy’s life here with his father Tim. Roeser herds calves into a holding pen at the ranch. Page 14 Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 Raiders claim third at 1A district championship Rimrock fell to Cambridge in a preliminary round at the Class 1A District 3 volleyball championships at Vallive Middle School last Saturday, but still managed a third place finish and a berth to the state tournament this weekend. Cambridge prevailed in five games 19-21, 21-15, 14-21, 21- 9, 21-19. The Raiders (19-5 overall) regrouped later that afternoon and defeated Council in the third place game 19-21, 21-15, 21-16, 17-21, 15-7. Rimrock will face Greenleaf Block Friends Academy Friday, in Serve Rimrock middle blocker Adrea Thomas reaches for a return the opening round of the state Rimrock Raider Annalise Field serves during last week’s during last week’s 2002 District III 1A Girls Volleyball tournament at Declo High 2002 District III 1A Girls Volleyball Tournament against the Tournament held at Gem State Academy in Caldwell against the School. Matches get underway Wilder Wildcats. Rimrock finished in third place in the district Wilder Wildcats. Rimrock defeated Wilder 3-0. at 9 a.m. competition. Homedale girls better than expected at district cross country meet Homedale was paced by “(This year), there was a All high school cross Lady Trojans nab junior T.J. Martinat. She little more competition,” country competitors in all class second, boys finished fourth, followed by Martinat said. divisions will converge at teammates Tristan Uria in 11th Farragut State Park in Coeur fourth as both will place, Nicole Cahill 15th and d’Alene for the state meet on Halie Reed in 17th. Saturday. travel to state this For Martinat, the course at Sullivan said he was pleased Riverbend in Wilder ran a little with the extra effort put forth weekend smoother than usual and a by his girls team. Homedale coach Troy return trip to the state final “(It was a) very good job,” Sullivan figured his Trojan allows a first for the blond- Sullivan said. girls would run well enough at haired runner: a trip to Idaho’s “I kind of expected to be the Class 2A District 3 meet panhandle. second, but I didn’t want to say last week to qualify for state. “Actually, today I did a little anything,” he said. “I didn’t The Homedale girls needed better than I usually do. I was want to jinx it, but I thought we a top three finish. further ahead than I usually could be second. I wanted to be It the back of his mind, am,” Martinat said. T.J. Martinat, a Homedale in the top three, but I thought Sullivan thought they could one “I’m really excited, I’ve junior finished fourth at the we could be second after our better. never been to Coeur d’Alene.” district meet at Riverbend. She (Oct. 17) race at Melba They did. Martinat finished in second will look to improve on her 17th “I’m real pleased with the The Lady Trojans finished place at districts in 2001, but place finish at state last year performances here,” Sullivan a solid secondplace, with four she didn’t view the drop to said. “Not just by (Martinat) runners in the field’s top 20. when the team travels to Coeur fourth this year as a setback. d’Alene Saturday. and Tristan, but by the other girls – Nicole Cahill did a great job (and) Halie Reed. Both of them are first-year competitors. Randalee (Skeen) ran for us, so she gets to go back to state. On the boys side, Homedale finished just seven points ahead The final stretch of Idaho City, but its top 4 Junior Kevin Almanza heads finish will the Trojans to state into the final stretch at the Class as a team as well. 2A District 3 cross country Traveling as a team to state championships at Riverbend has been the goal this year for Golf Course in Wilder. Sullivan. He’s realistic about Almanza finished 10th on the Homedale’s chance for victory 5000-meter course. The and said that attainable Homedale boys finished fourth achievements are the key to at a team and earned a berth to the state championships in rebuilding the Trojan program. “Our goal was to get through Coeur d’Alene Saturday. district and get two teams there,” Sullivan said. “As we’re Correction rebuilding this program, we’ve Last week, we inadvertently got to set realistic goals. published the incorrect “We’re just real pleased with number for area coaches to where this program is going,” fax game results. The correct Sullivan said. “These guys are number is 337-4867. To offer doing a super job.” story ideas or comments His goal at state is to have contact Colin Muldoon at 337- Teamwork more runners place in the top 4681 or to leave a voice (From left) Homedale’s Michael Shenk, Kaleb Hotchkiss and Stefen Frobe run side-by-side 20, Sullivan said. Martinat message, call 412-3553. Email during the district meet. finished 17th last year [email protected] Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 Page 15 Homedale crushes Huskies 59-8, sets sights on playoffs The Trojans just missed Trojans host capturing a 20th WIC Maniacs in the championship in 2002. Homedale fell to Parma earlier first round. in the season, but was still in the hunt for at least a share of Homedale closed out the the title up until the final regular season in a dramatic, if weekend. not an unpleasant fashion. The Panthers, however Unpleasant, that is, for defeated New Plymouth in Marsing. their season fianale and The Trojans rolled over the finished undefeated. It snapped Huskies 59-8 at Marsing last five-year run for the Trojans as Friday in Western Idaho conference champions. Coference meeting between Homedale now sets its sights the two archrivals. on a ninth state title as Orofino Homedale completes the comes to town Saturday. Game regular season 5-3 overall, 5-1 time is 1 p.m. at Deward Bell in WIC games. statium. This will be the final A frustrating season home game of the year. Should mercifilly draws to a close for the Trojans prevail, to the the winless Huskies (0-8 winner of Potlatch-Melba in overall, 0-6 WIC). the Class 2A quarterfinal. In other state football action, Parma will host Kamiah and Nampa Christian will travel to Grangeville. The Skipper Marsing quarterback Skipper Scott is wrapped up by Homedale linebacker Cole Cooper during the Huskies final game of the season against the Trojans. Photo by Greg Garrett. Trojans named to Shriner’s all-star team A Heisman Cole Cooper, Anthony pose Anderson, and Brandon Junior wide Hathhorn will represent receive Clay Haylett Homedale the 2002 Shriner’s escapes the grasp of Eluding the rush All Star game. The game will Marsing freshman be played at Nampa Bulldog Jamison Price. Homedale quarterback Matt Photo by Greg Nauman makes an attempt to Bowl on Saturday,Nov. 30 at 1 Garrett. get away from a Marsing p.m. defender. Unfortunately, he Tyler Kelly was also named didn’t and was sacked on the as an alternate to the team. play. On the upside, the Trojan Homedale coaches Greg defeated their rival Huskies 59- Asbury, Rich Hoyt and Tim 8 last Friday night at Marsing. Davis will serve as defensive Photo by Greg Garrett. coaches. Homedale loses heartbreaker in battle of the Trojans But to get there, Homedale then fell 15-13 in the fifth and Nampa Christian had to get past New Plymouth deciding game. gets it done for in a loser out match before Homedale def. Melba meeting Nampa Christian. second straight Homedale would then have to 21-4, 21-17, 21-6 win two in a row to claim the On Oct. 21, the top-seeded year district crown. Trojans picked up a first-round For the second consecutive Coach Kevin Murphy, bye in the tournament and met year, Nampa Christian speaking frankly before the Melba, winner of its first-round upended Homedale’s bid for a matches on Thursday said the match with Parma in the second Class 2A District 3 volleyball important thing was to qualify round. championship. for state and that would mean Homedale won easily in For the second straight year, beating New Plymouth. straight sets, despite being Homedale finished Western Trojan senior Kelsi Haylett The Trojans (21-2 overall) “pushed” in the second game, Homedale senior Michele Idaho Conference play racked up 55 assists against dispatched the Pilgrims in the according Murphy. Gibbens paced the Trojans Nampa Christian in the preliminary match, then rallied The sisters Silveria paced undefeated only to lose to the with 17 kills and 6 blocks. other Trojans at the district Homedale loss. from a 2-1 deficit against the Trojan victory. Senior Jenni championships. Nampa Christian for victory Silveria gathered seven kills And for the second straight number one. and five blocks, while year, Homedale will begin a runner-up honor. They now Homedale just couldn’t get past But in the second match – a sophomore Kim added six kills new season at the state turn their attention to Filer High Nampa Christian on the final five-game marathon – and three aces. tournament. School on Friday. day of district action. Homedale couldn’t sustain the Homedale senior Michele The Trojans narrowly lost Homedale will play Prairie A loss to Nampa Christian momentum. Nampa Christian Gibbens added five blocks and to Nampa Christian in the final in the opening round. The in an earlier round on Tuesday, took the first two games 21-14, senior Kelsi Haylett racked up championship match last match begins at 9 a.m. set up a rematch in the double 21-10 respectively. Homedale 18 assists against the Mustangs. Thursday and had to settle for Despite the gritty effort, elimination format. tied it up with two game wins, -CM Page 16 Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002

Little league champs Homedale’s HPD Optimist football team defeated Simplot 20-7 in the championship game of the Caldwell Optimist 5-6th grade football league. Homedale finished the season 7-0. The team is sponsored by the Homedale Police Department. (Front row from left) Danny Zenor, Kevin Mercado, Ryan Garrett, Eric Mercado, Joe Mac Hernandez, Trevor Meligan, Richard Lyon, Kevin Vaughan, Cassidy Cook. (Second row from left) Ryan West, Brandon Valadez, Cache Cluch, Rowdy Lair, Chase Christoffersen, Rodrigo Villarreal, Austin Emry nestor Machuca. (Back row from left) Coaches james Lair, Gregg Garrett, Gheen Christoferesen, Steve Christoffersen, Crawford Cook, Justin Rodriguez, Tim Gluch. GO, TROJANS! On to Victory! Homedale High School Fall Sports Schedule

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25 years ago 50 years ago 134 years ago OCTOBER 27, 1977 November 6, 1952 OCTOBER 24, 1868 Trojans squeak by Homedale bakery reopened Monday Bruneau Valley –Mr. Baker just over from Rimrock Raiders 10-8 The citizens of Homedale were overjoyed Monday Catherine Creek informs us that several parties from Grand View – Both the first and fourth quarters to find that Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hendry have reopened Boise have lately been locating ranchers in Bruneau the Homedale Bakery and their good bread and Valley and will move over with their families this went scoreless in the Homedale-Rimrock game last th Friday night. But the Trojans scored adequately in delicious pastries are once again available to fall. The Statesmen of the 20 , has the following the second and third quarters to squeak by the Raiders Homedaleite. Mr. Hendry was forced to close up for favorable mention of the Bruneau from Mr. A. E. 10-8. two months due to illness. Calloway who has just returned from a tramp out Phil Maupin scored the first touchdown for the there: Trojans, and Gerald Pearson added the Pat to take a Football games scheduled Mr. C. pronounces the Bruneau the best portion of second-quarter lead of 7-0 for Homedale. The Homedale Trojans will leave Saturday, Nov. Idaho Territory for stock raising and dairy purposes. In the third quarter, Pearson barely cleared the crossbar 8, for Winnemuca, Nev., where they will play a night It is from thirty to thirty-five miles in length and from with a 20-yard kick, adding to Trojans’ last three game and return home on Sunday. It is a non- three to five miles in with of good land in fact the very points they were to get. conference game. A number of students and parents best. The grass grows luxuriantly and there is more The Raiders came alive and Mark frost tromped 80 who will provide cars also plan to go. timber than will furnish the valley with fire wood if yards for the team’s first and last touch-down. The last football game of the year will be played in it were all settled. The Beavers cut the cottonwood as Defenses held the fourth quarter scoreless, ending Homedale when the Trojans will meet the Wilder fast as it grows but the willow grow to a considerable the game at 10-8. The loss put Rimrock in 4th place in team on Tuesday, Nov. 11. size. Mr. C. says he also saw considerable dedt of WIC with a 2-2 record of league play and a 5-3 record cedar logs along the banks of the stream which for the season. Sid Newton new Kiwanis President indicates that there is abundance of timber higher up the river. The soil he pronounces as good if not better The Trojans are part of a three-way tie, sharing the Sid Newton was elected president of the Homedale honors with New Plymouth and McCall. This week’s than Boise Valley and the climate he feels sure is Kiwanis club at its annual election of officers warmer. The mouth of Bruneau is distant from Silver game with Parma will be the Trojan’s last home yesterday noon at the Cone cafe. Serving with Newton football game of the season about fifty miles and as the course of the valley is will be Elmer Elliott as vice president. Elected to the north and sough the upper end must be less than one board of directors were Orville Morrison, Elwood hundred mile from the Central Pacific Railroad. School sets informational meeting Gough, Howard Bergeson, Clare Willcuts, Lewis There are a few Bruneau Indians over there, but they MARSING – The Marsing school board is acquiring Bean, Manford Logan and Forrest Brown. are entirely friendly and peaceable. information until November 8th in order to establish At the meeting, Col. Bevington and Captain Kincaid *** of Nampa were present to discuss the National Guard building needs for the district. Included will be a Dentistry- Now is the time to get old teeth public meeting November 1 at 8 p.m., in the multi- plans at Homedale. Col. Bevington gave an interesting purpose room at the grade school. talk on the prospects of enlarging National Guard extracted, new ones put in and impaired ones repaired. Bond issue concerns include kindergarten into activities in Owyhee county. Doc Billings can’t be beat in the dental business next elementary building, one room; discontinue use of Rev. L. E. Obert, Lewis Bean and Orville Morrison door above Miner’s Hotel. cottages for classrooms, two rooms; remove 7th and furnished deer and elk meat for the dinner which was *** 8th grades from high school building, six rooms; prepared by the Cone staff. Districts changed- Chief Justice Bowers and make way for expanding grades 4 thru 6, three room; associate Justice Miller have made quite a change in and inadequate facilities for entire elementary physical F. H. A. has party the judicial districts of this Territory. Ada, Boise and education. The future Homemakers of America gave a very Alturas Counties now compose the Second District; successful Halloween masquerade party Friday night Owyhee and Oneida, the Third District. Tena Archer reigns over festivities in the high school gym. The school orchestra led by *** MARSING – Tena Archer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Finn played for the dance and the gross John Williams sentenced to seven year Kearney Archer, was crowned the 1977 homecoming proceeds were $17.60, imprisonment for his share in the bullion robbery at queen during half-time activities at the football game Prizes were awarded to Bonita Powell for the “best the Upper Sinker mill last Spring has been taken to between the Adrian Antelopes and the Marsing dressed girl” in her black cat costume; to Dave Idaho City to serve out his term. Huskies o Friday, October 21. She was escorted by Aberasturi for “best dressed boy” and he represented *** Craig Clapier. Her attendants were seniors Marguerite the typical freshman; to Comer Brown and Merlyn The weather is the most suspicious ever known at this Clark, escorted by Scott Werre, and Roxann Engle, Buck for funniest costumes. season of the year in these mountains. escorted by Terry Peterson. Other attendant were Ruth Burton was dance chairman, Sylvia Herman, Clear sunny days, lovely nights getting just a little junior, Anita Curt, escorted by Hal Howard; decorations and Bonita Powell, refreshments. frosty. sophomore, Darla Anderson, escorted by Eddy Webb; *** and freshman, Denise Bowman, escorted by Robbie Marsing School Homemade stoves – McMahon … Co. are now Malmberg. Senior class play Nov. 21 engaged in casting stove at their foundry. We have Class placements in the area of competition were The Seniors will put on “The darling Brats” a farce been shown a number made to order and they are also announced, with the seniors receiving the highest in three acts, November 21. The cast and others without exception the best we ever saw less wood number of points 675, the junior placing second with connected with the play were selected October 29. than is ordinarily required will suffice for the reason 615; the sophomores third with 535, and the freshmen The play was written by Jay Tobias and is directed by that the plates are very thick and will retain the heat. fourth with 360. Paul Bitzer. *** The cast of characters are: June bug Johnson, the Maj. Hest, of Camp Lyon left New York per Marsing FFA initiates greenhands Negro cook, Donna Smith; Cynthia Darling, “Cyn”, steamer on the 9th inst. He has been on a six month’s MARSING- Thirteen Greenhands were officially the oldest Darling, Carrol Floyd, (football furlough to the states and will resume command of initiated into the FFA, October 10, in the “Ag” Shop homecoming queen for 1952); Jack Henry, the his post. at the high school. Following the initiation they were gardener, Edgar Swinney; Barbara Darling, “Babs”, *** presented with pins. the youngest Darling, Marilyn Raymer; Harold Funny Bet- On Wednesday last rather an amusing Darling “Hank”, the Darling boy, Rudy Subia; Theresa Former Greenhands were then upgraded to Chapter wager was mad between Cal Morton and Pete Conner. Darling, “Tess”, the prettiest Darling, Wendy Farmers and also given pins. The conditions are; If California gives Grant a majority Bowman; Agatha Briscoe, the Darlings’ aunt, Bonnie Greenhands initiated were Jack Birmingham, Matt of 2,500 Pete is to carry Cal in a hod from the Owyhee Keister; Rod Vinton Syn’s fiance, Bud Sheilds; Spike Blackstock, Jeff Collins, Joe Lootens, Mike Austin, mill to Silver a distance of about three-fourth of a Sperling, Tess’s boy friend, Spencer Wilson; A. Dan Carver, Becky Clapier, Brenda Graybeal, Steve mile and if Grant fails to get the majority in California, Appleton Crabb, Agatha’s suitor, Morris Larsen; Koteles, Tom Marmon, Julie Myers, Tim Miller, and Cal is to carry Pete in the same manner How ever it Mrs. Vinton, “Gloomy Gussie”, Rod’s mother Leona Bonnie Coffelt. may go the fulfillment of this wager will create Tullis. Those receiving Chapter Farmer Degrees were considerable amusement. Panel discussion Rob Bartles, Joe Usabel, Craig Dines, Frank Freeman, *** Bob Heckathorn, Rob Malmberg, Brent Merritt, Ram The outstanding group or panel discussion last – The Good Templar Ball took Yehezkely, Jeff Musall Anthony Ineck Mike Rhoades, Friday was “How to ask a girl for a date, and how to Templar Ball Dave Ineck, Ralph Robbins, and Darrell Merritt. act if she accepts”. Richard Burman, sophomore, was place at the Owyhee Theater on Wednesday night as Future activities planned by the FFA are a pancake the chairman for the group members of the panel per announcement. The house was crowded, feed a work day, a trip to the national convention in were: Donna Bish, Elaine Blackstock, Verlyn Gaines, everybody had a good time and the affair must have Kansas City, and a Crops and Creed Contest. Teddy Greer, Jerry Horrace and Mary Subia. been a financial success. During supper at Blackinger’s champagne flowed pretty freely. Page 18 Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 Commentary Editor’s notebook On the edge of Joe Aman common sense Some good news from city hall Baxter Black, DVM We’re often criticized for not printing “good stuff” about the Homedale City Council. We’ve found some to print this week. The first itemof good news is that the council changed its mind about Man in his glory slapping a three percent tax on natural gas costs. Recently the council had It has been said “ The glory of man does not follow him to his grave”. voted to impose the tax when the “adder” fee by Intermountain Gas Meaning, once you shed the surly bonds of earth, all of your worldly expired. The adder was an initial fee to help absorb the accomplishments and possessions are of no value to you. cost of constructing the main pipeline to Homedale five I would take it a step further and say, “The glory of man does not follow years ago. The company made a lot of hoopla when the him to the corral.” The bucking horse, butting ram, biting dog, belligerent fee ended, but the lower cost of gas was immediately mule or baleful cow have no respect for your place among men. jacked up by our city fathers. It seems they couldn’t For instance, after watching a student try and look at the teeth of an stand to see the residents of the city save a few bucks, so uncooperative mare, the imperious professor intervened, It is obvious this they immediately levied the three pecent tax on gas bills, student has no clue how to do a proper oral exam on an just to pad its coffers. equine. Stand back, young lady, and maybe you will Oh, it was all legal. In fact, one of the loudest learn something. protesters of the tax last week was the person who signed First approach the mare confidently, grasp the the option into law five years ago. Paul Fink was mayor and signed the halter with your left hand, insert your right and...YEE- ordinance into law enabling the city to add the three percent tax. The OW! Here Professor, maybe you can staunch the present council just activated it. bleeding with this dry straw. I’ll go catch the horse. So, kudos to the council for backing off the slap-in-the-face tax it had But remember - with the animal, it is not a matter just imposed. of comeuppance. The mare has no idea the professor The other good news coming out of city hall is the announcement of the is a condescending blowhard and deserves to be put in resignation of David Freelove as police commissioner. Freelove, in his his place. She simply does not discriminate. She’s an equal opportunity resignation announcement, cited the negative effect he has had on the humiliator. position – and we might add – the credibility of the council as a whole. Affirmative action, special privileges, VIP treatment, wealth, disabil- Although the ex-commissioner didn’t elaborate, we can speculate the ity, intelligence and good looks do not count for much in the human-animal executive session preceeding the announcement was about the million- relationship. Even on the best days, with animals who know you, catastro- dollar lawsuit against two cities, two police departments, and several phe waits right around the corner. You tell your spouse, officers for raiding a local business because of Freelove’s unfounded “I’m going out to feed.” How many times in your life have you spoken accusations of juveniles drinking alcohol there; and we can further specu- those words, never giving a thought to the possible complications that late that Freelove’s charge of driving under the influence of alcohol was animals can add to the equation. also a factor in his decision to resign. You’re dressed for work; boots shined, hat on straight, running late. Should the councilman be found guilty on either or both of these Out to the corral you trot, stepping around the puddles. The horses nicker, charges, we can look forward to announcing his resignation from the the 4-H hogs are grunting. You throw hay to the horses, scoop up the porker council. chow, lean over the fence to dump it in the feeder. Joe Aman may be reached at The Owyhee Avalanche or via email: [email protected] Your pen falls out of your pocket. You grab for it, an 80-pound shoat bites the sleeve of your new leather jacket, pulls you over the edge and you land head first in the large wet spot. Thank goodness you’ve got your hat on, so the rest of your life you will never be able wear that hat indoors on Letter to the editor a warm day. So, human to human, I could tell you to be careful. But it wouldn’t help Regarding public v. private road much cause in the corral with your critters, your glory ain’t worth a drop (Owyhee Avalanche Oct. 16, 2002): of guppy scat in a whale’s bathtub. Revised Statute 2477 ends at the private property line. R.S.2477 stops the federal government from interfering with travel across federal grounds on R.S.2477 roads. Every livestock trail across federal grounds in Owyhee County is a R.S.2477 road. Letter to the editor The reason there are no R.S.2477 roads across private lands is R.S.2477 No surprise is a federal statute, and will be argued in federal court. A right of way across private land is a state court issue that will be argued in state court. I’m not surprised that Chris Black and his spotted frogs are running afoul The debate remains the same. Who (what) came first, the public road of John Marvel and the Marvelites. The older I get the more I realize that my or the homestead entry date. (Entry date is a number of years ahead of the mother’s observation is true. She said that seldom does a good deed go patent date. The “Homestead Records” need to be researched.) If the public unpunished. road was first, has there been legal action to close the road. The county Chris is proud of his family’s accomplishments and has given tours of the range to share his knowledge with others. action (or lack of action) would have no bearing on a right of way. A road However this is where my mother’s observation comes in. When a right of way and a ditch right of way are the same. “No use does not close rancher takes pride in his work and shares it with others it is often perceived a right of way, it must take legal action on the part of the land owner.” as a sign of weakness and the intent is turned against him. I, like Chris, have The right of way may only belong to an individual(s) and not the public. established populations of spotted frogs and have according to Federal Fish Regarding patent reservation: and Wildlife officers, done much to enhance their survival. If the federal government had reserved a right of way on the patent, it Now enters John Marvel who has every right to his opinions. What would not be a public road. It would be a federal right of way. The patent bothers me is federal agencies, federal judges and the state land board only released (or held) property that the federal government had claim on. bucking under to his threats and demands at the expense of sound science and The states’ (public) interest was not dealt with in the patent. those who apply it. There is the issue of Territory v. State. The homestead records (I am Chris undoubtedly finds encouragement in the current Owyhee Initiative familiar with) that are before statehood are stomped. “States right do not and recent BLM attempts to change management style in the Owyhees. This apply.” This would change upon statehood, but there would still be plenty has potential to make it better in the future, but we’re “up against it” right now of issues to sort out. (Involving patents before statehood.) and there in lies the problem. Timothy J. Joyce Michael F. Hanley IV Juntura, Oregon Jordan Valley, Oregon Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 Page 19 Commentary Guest opinion Farm Bureau Brady is no friend to Idaho Separate emotion from by Dave Nelson President, Idaho cattle Association term limits debate As president of the Idaho Cattle Association, I’ve had the chance to get by John Thompson, director of information Even if you support term limits at some level, you need not apply much knee-deep involved in the political issues affecting the citizens of Idaho. critical thinking to conclude that Proposition 2 is bad for Idaho. Even though I’ve always felt a general sense of duty to vote, I now Although the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that term limits will not be understand so much more clearly how the individual that we as citizens applied to members of Congress, there are many Americans who believe in vote for affects our daily lives. term limits at some level. There are several states that now limit terms of state I’ve watched the debates, I’ve seen the ads, and I’ve heard all the legislators, state elected officials and others. rhetoric. In political campaigns, it’s often hard to get past this rhetoric to But there is no other state that has of yet been foolish enough to put term uncover the real person. However, Jerry Brady’s, candidate for governor, limits on every elected from cemetery and school board all the way up to has made some pretty damning statements throughout the years, and I’d legislators and state office holders. Nevertheless, that like to shed some light on a few of them to let you know who the man behind Is precisely what Idaho is preparing to do with Proposition 2. the campaign is. Because he has owned a newspaper for years, he has let Idaho Legislators made national news last spring as the first state those of us within his subscription area know just exactly where he stands legislature to repeal a term limits initiative. It was a politically risky and on many issues-and has proven that he is out of line with Idaho. unpopular decision that some state officials were not willing to take. But it For example, in reference to agriculture, he once wrote that, “In this was the right thing to do. Rural Idaho can’t afford to run off good sheriffs, state, farmers irrigate with subsidized water, loggers harvest below-market prosecutors, commissioners, school board members and others every eight value timber, and grazers pay less for public that private lands. And at the years regardless of what kind of job they are doing. same time, we complain loudly about those on welfare.” In another But the term limits zealots saw the repeal as an opportunity to play on the instance, he stated that, “The grand example of American efficiency- emotions of Idaho voters. And since then they have collected millions in out agriculture-has helped create a permanent underclass.” of state money and used it to smear Idaho legislators and mislead Idaho Personally folks, that offends me beyond words. And I’m quite sure my voters. neighbors in Mackay and my friends in Oakley or Bruneau or Grangeville Term limits initiatives passed in 17 other states have caused serious or any other rural area of Idaho would agree. Agriculture in undeniably the problems. Many of those states are considering easing or repealing their term lifeblood of Idaho. The ag industry as a whole creates the jobs that employ limits laws. That makes Idaho critical to the national campaign for term the people who fund the business and cities of Idaho. And to classify me limits. as underclass and on welfare because I participate in this industry? -Not If they can win in Idaho with a radical proposition that limits every only is that demeaning and degrading, but it couldn’t be further from the elected official in the state, this campaign of deceit gains momentum. truth. Term limits supporters argue this proposition will get rid of the fat cats Through his words, Brady has also proven that he is out of touch with and bring government closer to the people. It’s more likely to accomplish the other values that are important to this state. Private property rights issues opposite. Any legislative body that’s as much as half-full of soon to be hit at the heartstrings of many Idahoans, including mine. Obviously Brady termed-out officials is a dog that won’t hunt. Creating more lame duck does not recognize the value of these rights because he once wrote, leaders isn’t going to make Idaho government more accountable to the “Cheers, too, the Supreme Court for rulingÖthat the Endangered Species voters. Act applies to private land as well as public.” Apparently, Brady wants to If you are unhappy with your elected officials, vote for someone else on regulate us out of our homes, farms, and ranches. November 5. But don’t vote to substitute the checks and balances of good It’s often said that you can judge a man by his friends. Brady’s government for arbitrary one size fits all regulations. Vote Yes on Proposi- campaign has recently received a large contribution from Bruce Babbitt, tion 2. Bill Clinton’s Secretary of Interior. In my book, that speaks volumes. Of Babbitt, Brady once said, “He’s still the wit who dismissed the Sagebrush Rebellion as “horse opera” and the fella who suggested multiple use is a Letters to the editor subterfuge for exploitation.” Of Babbitt, I say, he’s the fella who created chaos for rural communities. Under his regime, we had wolves shoved Our loss is their gain down our throat, Rangeland Reform- an anti resource-use program- Our loss is Twin Falls County’s gain. Under the realigned legislative districts, instituted on our federal lands, and countless burdensome regulations put Frances Field from Owyhee County is now representing Twin Falls County in place that threatened our rural economies. Do we want this same kind instead of Elmore County. We are losing a great representative. of “fella” running our state? I have worked with Frances on many issue over the past decade or more. In Representing my friends from the rural reaches of Idaho, I’ve stepped every instance she was energetic, hard working and thorough. She returns phone foot into Governor Kempthorne’s office numerous times and have called calls promptly and doesn’t “double talk”. She is experienced and can get things his staff on many occasions. In each of those instances, I was met with a done as the Vice Chair of JFAC. The people of Twin Falls County will be well served by electing France Field listening ear and found the Governor and his staff to be supportive, as their State Representative. intelligent, and open to the issues of my concern. Governor Kempthorne Ron Swearingen truly has his finger on the pulse of Idaho and he continually works for Mountain Home sensible solutions. With Governor Kempthorne at the reins, among other things, the Office of Species Conservation was created. This office has Supports Field roved to be an invaluable asset and productive liaison in a state that is home I have been in Owyhee County most of my life and Representative Field has to multiple endangered species. This office is the perfect example of been extremely instrumental in enhancing the social and economic well being of Governor Kempthorne’s knack of finding common sense solutions to Owyhee and Elmore Counties. outwardly different problems. Representative Field has been an outstanding supporter of farmers and I’ve laid the cards on the table. Now, I urge you to follow me to the ranchers during her nine terms in the Idaho House of Representatives. All the polling booths on November 5 and choose the candidate who will continue farmers and ranchers that I know speak highly of her extraordinary help, to work for you. integrity, high ethics and her responsiveness to the needs of her constituents. Representative Field’s civic duties are very extensive and she has been

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 Commentary OwyheeOwyhee CountyCounty  Accuracy ChurchChurch DirectoryDirectory  in media Assembly of God Crossroads St. Hubert's Assembly of God Church Catholic Church ABC news repeats Shaggy Dog story Wilder Homedale Homedale by Notra Trulock Hwy 19 & 95, 482-7644 15 West Montana, 337-4458 Pastor Geoff Cole 101 E. Owyhee, 337-3153 The Justice Department has renewed it’s campaign to indict Pastor George Greenwood Sunday School 10am Father Oscar Jarimillo Steven Hatfill in the court of public opinion for last fall’s Sunday School 9:45am Sunday Morning Worship 11am Liturgical Schedule Masses: unsolved anthrax killings. ABC’s ace investigative reporter Sunday Morning Worship 10:30am Sunday Evening Worship 6pm Sunday: 9:00 am Sunday Evening Service 6:30pm Wed. Bible Study 7pm 1:00 pm (Spanish) Brian Ross, who had reported unfounded hearsay implicating Wed. Bible Study 7:00pm Weekday prayer 6pm-9pm Hatfill last June, returned to the story on ABC’s World News Tonight on Oct. 22, claiming that three bloodhounds had Friends Community Church of Jesus Christ of independently led the FBI directly to Hatfill’s apartment after Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church Latter Day Saints sniffing scent extracted from anthrax letters posted last year. Homedale Homedale Homedale Accuracy in Media has been looking into this story since 337-4248 or 454-1528 708 West Idaho Ave 337-4112 301 W. Montana, 337-3464 Bishop Ned Stokes SE corner Idaho and West 7th Sunday School: 9:30 am Newsweek first reported it in August. We found that the FBI had Bishop Jerry Anderson Sunday Services: 9:45 to 10:20 am Sunday Morning Worship: 10:45 am the dogs flown here from California, even though there are at Pastor: John Beck Sunday 1st Ward 9am least 15 police dog teams in Maryland, including one that is on Sunday 2nd Ward 12:30pm Primary 11am call with the Bureau’s Hostage Rescue Team. Brian Ross, Nazarene Church without mentioning the Maryland dog teams, said the FBI Homedale Baptist Wilder Church of God Homedale considered the California dogs the best in the country, a view not Church shared by Maryland law enforcement officers. He ignored the Wilder 2nd W. and Owyhee, 337-3151 Homedale 205 A St. E, 482-7839 Pastor Chuck Ryan controversy over the “new technology” used by the FBI to Sunday School 9:45am 212 S. 1st W., 337-3715 Pastor Ray Gerthung Sunday Morning Worship 10:30am collect the scent that supposedly led the dogs to Hatfill. Sunday School 10am & 11am Sunday School 9:45am Sunday Evening Worship 6pm Had Ross done any investigating, he would have learned, as Sunday Evening 7pm Sunday Service 11am Sunday Eve. 6:00pm Wednesday Night 7pm we did, that the FBI has invested in the Scent Transfer Unit-100, Wednesday Evening 7pm Adult Bible Study/Prayer, Youth Group & Pastor James Huls Wed. Eve. 7:00pm which “vacuums” scent from an article onto a “scent pad.” The 12 Step Bible-based Recovery Group STU-100 is popular in California, but the two national police bloodhound associations claim that it is too susceptible to Owyhee Baptist Church Marsing Church of Christ contamination to be admissible as evidence in court and have Catholic Church Homedale Marsing 337-3147 refused to endorse its use. They fear that the Bureau’s reliance Marsing 932 Franklin, Marsing on the STU-100 could discredit the use of bloodhounds in all 1 Railroad Ave., Homedale 459-3653 Sunday school 10am 896-5604 criminal cases. Good Shepherd Saturday 7:00pm Sunday services 11am and 6:30pm Sunday Bible Study 10am & 1pm Good Shepherd Sunday 12 noon (Spanish) Wednesday services 7pm Sunday Worship 11am They cite a 1996 case in California in which a jury found a Wednesday Bible Study 6pm defendant guilty on the basis of the prosecution’s claim that the scent pad from an STU-100 had enable a dog to track down the defendant. Police bloodhound handlers from the two national Bible Missionary associations were incensed by “irregularities” in the dog’s use. Christian Church Church Assembly of God Church A dog expert flew to California to testify for the defense, and one Homedale Homedale Marsing 110 W. Montana, 337-3626 of the most experienced police dog handlers in the country West Idaho, 337-4437 139 Kerry, 896-4294 Pastors Maurice Jones & Duane Crist submitted for the defense a detailed critique of the STU-100 and Pastor Paul Miller Pastor Rick Sherrow Sunday Morning Worship 11am Sunday School 10am Sunday School 10am the dog handler. On the basis of this testimony, the judge threw Church school 9:45 Worship 11am Sunday Worship 11am & 6 pm out the jury’s conviction, and this was upheld on appeal. Sunday Evening 7pm Police dog handlers in Maryland are critical of the FBI’s efforts to link Hatfill to the anthrax letters using the STU-100. Lizard ButteBaptist Church Hatfill says that the special agents had him sit in an empty Nazarene Church Trinity Holiness Church Marsing Homedale apartment in the same building where his apartment was located, Marsing Pastor Dave London 119 N. Main and one bloodhound was brought in. He says that he scratched 116 4th Ave. W., 587-4866 Pastor Bill O'Connor Pastor Samuel Page the dog’s ear and the dog returned the affection. That led the Sunday worship 11am-12pm 896-4184 337-5021 Sunday school 9:45am-10:55am Behind Mr. B's Market Sunday School 10am handler to cry, “The dog is reacting!” Our police sources say that Worship Services - Sunday 11am and 6pm Sunday evening 6-7pm Sunday Morning Worship 11am Sunday School - 9:45am the FBI should have used a “line-up,” requiring the dog to single Wednesday evening 7pm-8pm Sunday Evening 7pm Mid Week TLC Groups out the one matching the scent. They point out that if Hatfill was Every 3rd Sat. family video at 6 pm Thursday Evening 7:30pm the only suspect in the room, a good defense lawyer would argue that the handlers were “directing” the dog to Hatfill, as they did Church of Jesus Christ of Vision Bible Church in the California case where the jury verdict was overturned. Latter Day Saints Marsing United Methodist Church Ross said that three dogs “were each given the scent from Marsing 221 West Main Marsing, Idaho Wilder anthrax letters posted last year, and each “independently” led 215 3rd Ave. West, 896-4151 208-896-5407 Corner of 4th St. & B Ave. Bishop Streibel handlers to Hatfill’s apartment. Which apartment? The vacant Sunday School 9:30 a.m. 880-8751 Bishop Christensen Sunday Service 10:30 a.m. Pastor Carolyn Bowers one in which he was sitting for his own? If the only scent the dogs Sunday 1st Ward 9am Youth Meeting Wed. 7:00 p.m. Sunday Services 9:30am were given was from the envelope sent through the mail, how Sunday 2nd Ward 12:30pm Primary 11am cold the dogs distinguish between the person who mailed it, whose who delivered it and those who determined that it Word of Hope Seventh Day contained anthrax? First Southern Baptist Church Adventist Dr. Frederic Whitehurst, the special agent with a Ph.D. in Presbyterian Church Homedale Homedale chemistry whose exposure of incompetence and corruption in Homedale 16613 Garnet Rd., the FBI crime lab resulted in partial reforms and his separation 320 N. 6th W., 337-3060 711 W. Idaho, 455-3572 880-4685 or 453-9289 from the Bureau, says what the FBI did is awful. He would like Pastor Marianne Paul Pastor: Kevin Carpenter Pastor Allan Payne Sunday Morning Worship 11am Sunday Worship: 1 pm Sabbath School Sat. 9:30am to know if the FBI has run any scientific validation studies on the Sunday School 11am Sunday Bible Study for all ages: 2:30 p.m. Worship 11am STU-100. Such studies would be designed to determine the Wednesday Prayer Mtg. 7:30 percentage of the cases in which the dogs are able to correctly match or not match humans with STU-100 scent packs. Iglesia Bautista Calvary Holiness Church Knight Community Church Many of the dog handlers interviewed by AIM believe that Palabra de Esperaza Wilder Grand View the reason the FBI took the dogs to Hatfill’s apartment was to see Homedale Corner of 3rd St. & B Ave., 482-7208 Pastor Kerry S. Crenshaw if they could scare him into a confession. These handlers say that Sunday School: 10:00 a.m. 834-2639 Sunday Morning Worship: 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. is a routine police technique, and it is not illegal. It hasn’t worked 711 W. Idaho, 463-9569 Sunday Evening: 6:00 p.m. Worship Service 10:45 a.m. in Hatfill’s case, but the FBI, with assists from ABC and Pastor Jose Diaz Wednesday Evening: 7:00 p.m. Video Series: Wednesday, 7 p.m. Servicios: Los Domingos 3:00 pm Newsweek, persists in persecuting him. They can’t prosecute Pastor: David Alley Bible Study, men & women: Thurs., 9 a.m. him since he is only “a person of interest.” Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 Page 21 Public notices PUBLIC NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION Owyhee County General Elections will be held Tuesday, November 5, 2002 from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm at the following precinct polling places: 01 North Homedale – Senior Citizens Center, 224 W. Idaho Avenue 02 South Homedale - Magistrate Court Building, 31 W. Wyoming Avenue 03 North Marsing – American Legion Hall, 126 North Bruneau Highway 04 South Marsing – Extension Office, 238 W. 8 TH Ave. 05 Pleasant Valley – Elementary School 06 Wilson – Wilson Fire Station, Wilson 07 Murphy – Courthouse, Murphy Mile Marker 29 1/2 Highway 78 08 Oreana – Community Hall, Oreana Loop Road 09 Grandview – Eastern Owyhee Library, 520 Boise Ave. 10 Bruneau – American Legion Building 11 Riddle – Riddle Store 12 Three Creek – School 99 Absentee – Murphy Courthouse ONLY 10/23,30/02

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REVENUE Operation & Maintenance $ 1,212,386 Interruptible Water Right Acres 135,078 USBR Construction 3,300 Interest Receivable 90,000 Fund Balance Carryover 34,000 Penalties Receivable 3,990 Total $ 1,478,754 EXPENSES South Board of Control $ 1,474.204 USBR Construction 3,300 Directors’ Fees 1,200 Office 50 Total $ 1,478,754 ASSESSMENT CHARGES Liability to South Board of Control $ 1,474,204 Office 50 Director’s Fees 1,200 Interest Receivable -90,000 Penalties Receivable (3yr average) -3,990 Fund Balance Carryover - 34,000 Interruptible Water Rights Acres (3794.34 x $35.60) -135,078 Total Adjusted O…M Budget $ 1,212,386

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P.O. BOX 97 • HOMEDALE , ID 83628 Page 22 Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 Public notices PROBATE CASE OWYHEE COUNTY the assurances in support of a NOTICE OF DISTRICT Said sale will be made without NO. SP-02-0173 BOARD OF grant application for Community ELECTION covenant or warranty regarding title, Development for the Grandview NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: possession or encumbrances to satisfy COMMISSIONERS Fire and Rescue and for the Bruneau That the BRUNEAU RIVER SOIL the obligation secured by and pursuant MINUTES FOR Water District. OCNRC Director CONSERVATION DISTRICT to the power of sale conferred in the In the mater of the estate of Jim Desmond reported to the Board TUESDAY, OCTOBER will be conducting an Election for BENNY L. IRWIN, deceased. on the RMP revisions; and, Deed of Trust executed by Scot N the following purpose: IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 15, 2002 participation on the BLM planning Payne, an unmarried individual, as Bruneau River Soil Conservation THE THIRD JUDICIAL ANNEX BUILDING, teams. Grantor, to Alliance Title & Escrow District Board supervisor’s to be The Board approved minutes for Corp, as Trustee, for the benefit and DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF MURPHY, IDAHO held on Tuesday, the 5th day of October 7, 2002; signed a grant for security of Washington Mutual Bank, IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE 9:30 AM November, 2002, on which day the Juvenile Probation Department COUNTY OF OWYHEE Present for the meeting were Polls will be open from 8:00 a.m. to FSB, as Beneficiary, dated 12/4/2000, for the Passive Alcohol Sensor III MAGISTRATE’S DIVISION. Commissioner Hal Tolmie, 8:00 p.m. at the following recorded 12/19/2000, under program; the Board authorized a Commissioner Chris Salove, Clerk designated Polling Places: Instrument No. 234622, Mortgage Notice is here by given to any letter to be signed by Chairman Cynthia Eaton, Treasurer Barbara American Legion Hall Post 83, records of Owyhee County, Idaho, and all persons who may have an Tolmie concerning the process the st Wright, Assessor Elect Brett HWY 51 and Belle St. Bruneau, the beneficial interest in which is interest therein that on the 1 day of Board will follow in addressing the Endicott, Jim Desmond, Kay Kelly- ID. 83604. October, 2002 CLARA L. IRWIN Poison Creek Road issue; the Board presently held by Washington Mutual Breach, Cheryl Peterson, Collin Marilyn S Parker filed with this Court a Petition for signed a 2002 Budget confirmation Bank, FA formerly known as Muldoon, Jake Roe, and Collin Election Official Washington Mutual Bank, FSB. The Summary Administration of Estate Warren. request by the University of Idaho. 10/223,30/02 with Surviving Spouse as Sole The Board approved the Jail Indigent Case 02-28 was above Grantors are named to comply Beneficiary. Medical Contract with Paul withdrawn and the Board denied NOTICE OF with Section 45-1506(4)(A), Idaho The Petition has been set for Delaplain and the maintenance the application. TRUSTEE’S SALE Code. No representation is made that contract with IBM for equipment There being no further business, Trustee’s Sale No. 02- they are, or are not, presently hearing in this Court at Murphy, the Board adjourned. th repair. The Board directed that the responsible for this obligation. Owyhee County, Idaho, on the 18 Signed this 21st day of October WG-30679 day of November, 2002 at eleven signing bonus from inmate Notice is hereby given that, The default for which is sale is telephone service should be applied 2002 o’clock a.m. Alliance Title & Escrow Corp., the made is the failure to pay when due to the Sheriff’s telephone equipment Hal Tolmie DATED this 9th day of October , Hal Tolmie, Chairman of the duly appointed Successor Trustee, under the Deed of Trust Note dated line. will on February 25, 2003, at the 2002. Board 12/4/2000, the monthly payment Jake Roe and Collin Warren hour of 02:00 PM, of said day, on which became due on 6/1/2002 and RALPH J. GINES requested the Board consider . the steps of the Owyhee County all subsequent monthly payments, Attorney for Estate supporting a volunteer fire district ATTEST;_Cynthia Eaton Courthouse, corner of State plus late charges and other costs and 1705 N. Cole in the Jordan Valley area. The Board Highway 79 and Hailey Street, Cynthia Eaton, Clerk to fees as set forth. Amount due as of Boise, Idaho 83704 will consider the legal issues of the Murphy, ID, sell at public auction concept. the Board October 21, 2002 Delinquent 10/16,23,30/02 10/30/02 to the highest bidder, for cash, in The Board reviewed and signed lawful money of the United States, Payments from June 01, 2002 5 all payable at the time of sale, the payments at $1,198.22 each following described real and $5,991.10 (06-01-02 through 10-21- personal property (hereafter 02) Late Charges: $299.55 referred to collectively as the Beneficiary Advances: $7.60 Total: “Property”), situated in the County $6,298.25 All delinquencies are now of Owyhee, State of Idaho, to-wit: due, together with unpaid and In Township 2 North, Range 5 West, accruing taxes, assessments, trustee’s Boise Meridian, Owyhee in fees, attorney’s fees, costs and Township 2 North, Range 5 West, advances made to protect the security Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, associated with this foreclosure. The Idaho, Section 13, that portion of the principal balance is $79,590.68, Northwest Quarter Southwest together with interest thereon at 7.000 Quarter lying East of the Gem per cent per annum from 5/1/2001 to Irrigation District Lateral S.C. 26.9. 1/1/2002, 7.000% per annum from 1/ Together with that certain 1997 1/2002 to 9/1/2002, 7.000% per Fleetwood Fleetwood/Chadwick annum from 9/1/2002, until paid. IDFLS04AB19137CW13 26 X 66 The Beneficiary elects to sell or The Trustee has no knowledge of a cause the trust property to be sold to more particular description of the satisfy said obligation. above-referenced Property but, for Dated: October 18, 2002 purposes of compliance with Section Alliance Title & Escrow Corp. 60-113 of Idaho Code, the Trustee By Bobbi Oldfield Trust Officer has been informed that the address of c/o Regional Trustee Services Route 1 Box 289, Marsing, ID 83639, Corporation, is sometimes associated with said 720 Seventh Avenue, Suite 400, real property. Seattle, WA 98104 Phone: (206) 340-2550 Sale Information: http:// www.rtrustee.com ASAP504422 10/30,11/0613.20/02 Have a news tip? Call us! 337- 4681 Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 Page 23 Public notices MURPHY WATER 1.4.2. The plumbing official will include water from another of this ordinance shall be as the water purveyor is assured SYSTEM ORDINANCE – review all plans to ensure that purveyor’s public potable water discontinued by the water purveyor that they will satisfactorily protect NO. 02-06 unprotected cross Connections are supply or any natural source(s) such after due process of written the public water system. Whenever not an integral part of the as a well, spring, river, stream, notification of violation and an the existing assembly is moved from for the consumer’s water system. If a cross harbor, etc., or “used waters” or appropriate time suspense for the present location or, requires CONTROL OF connection cannot be eliminated, it “industrial fluids”. These waters voluntary compliance, if: more than minimum maintenance BACKFLOW AND must be protected by the installation may be contaminated or polluted or 1) A backflow prevention or, when the water purveyor finds CROSS-CONNECTIONS of an air gap or an approved they may be objectionable and assembly required by this ordinance that the operation or maintenance SECTION 1. CROSS- backflow prevention device/ constitute an unacceptable water for control of backflow and cross of this assembly constitutes a hazard CONNECTIONS – assembly, in accordance with the source over which the water connections is not installed, tested, to health, the unit shall be replaced State Plumbing Code. purveyor does not have authority and maintained, or by an approved backflow GENERAL POLICY 1.4.3. Water vacating the for sanitary control. 2) If it is found that a backflow prevention assembly meeting the 1.1Purpose of Ordinance: drinking water supply must do so 2.4 prevention assembly has been local and state requirements. 1.1.1. To protect via approved air gap or approved Backflow: removed or bypassed, or 3.1.6. It shall be the the safe drinking water supply of mechanical backflow prevention The reversal of the normal flow 3) If an unprotected cross responsibility of the consumer at Murphy Water System from the assembly, properly installed and in of water caused by either back- connection exists on the premises, any premises where backflow possibility of contamination or accordance with the State Plumbing pressure or back-siphonage. or prevention assemblies are installed pollution by requiring compliance Code. 2.5 Back-Pressure: 4) If the periodic system survey to have certified survey/inspections, with state and local plumbing codes, 1.5 Certified Backflow Assembly The flow of water or other liquids, has not been conducted. and operational tests made at least health regulations, OSHA and other Technicians, Surveyors or Repair mixtures, or substances under Service will not be restored until once per year at the consumer’s applicable industry standards for Persons Responsibilities: pressure into the feeding such conditions or defects are expense. In those instances where water system(s) or private water 1.5.1. Whether employed by the distribution pipes of a potable water corrected. the Public Water Purveyor deems system(s). Compliance with these consumer or a utility to survey, test, systems from any source(s) other 3.1.2. The customer’s system(s) the hazard to be great, he may minimum safety codes will be repair or maintain backflow than the intended source. shall be open for inspection at all require certified surveys/ considered reasonable vigilance for prevention assemblies the Certified 2.6 Back-Siphonage: reasonable times to authorized inspections and test at a more prevention of contaminants or Backflow Technicians, Surveyors The flow of water or other liquids, representatives of the water frequent interval. It shall be the pollutants that could backflow into or Repair Persons will have the mixtures, or substances into the purveyor to determine whether duty of the Public Water Purveyor the public drinking water systems; following responsibilities: distribution pipes of a potable water cross connections or other structural to see that these tests are made and, 1. Insuring acceptable testing supply system from any source(s) or sanitary hazards, including according to the standards set forth 1.1.2. To equipment and procedures other than the intended source, violation of this ordinance exist and by the State and local regulations. promote reasonable elimination or are used for testing, caused by reduction of pressure in to audit the results of the required 3.1.7. No backflow prevention control of cross connections in the repairing or overhauling the potable water supply system. survey. assembly shall be installed so as to plumbing fixtures and industrial backflow prevention 2.7 Backflow Prevention 3.1.3. Whenever the public create a safety hazard. EXAMPLE: piping system(s) of the consumer, assemblies. Assembly: water purveyor deems a service Installed over an electrical panel, as required by state and local 2. Make sure of such testing An assembly or means designed connetion’s water usage contributes steam pipes, boilers, pits, or above plumbing codes, health regulations, and/or repair to the to prevent backflow. Specifications a sufficient hazard to the water ceiling level OSHA and other applicable consumer and water for backflow prevention assemblies supply, an approved backflow 3.2 If violations of this ordinance industry standards to assure water purveyor. are contained within the Uniform prevention assembly shall be exist or if there has not been any system safety; and 3. The report shall include Plumbing Code Chapter 6 and installed on the service line of the corrective action taken by the 1.1.3. To the list of materials or IDAPA 58.01.08. identified consumer’s water system, consumer within 10 days of the provide for the administration of a replacement parts used. 2.8 Contamination: at or near the property line, or written notification of deficiencies continuing program of backflow 4. Insuring replacement parts Means a degradation of the immediately inside the building noted within the survey, then the prevention that will systematically are equal in quality to parts quality of the potable water supply being served; but, in all cases, before Public Water Purveyors shall deny and effectively prevent the originally supplied by the by sewage, industrial fluids or waste the first branch line leading off the or immediately discontinue service contamination or pollution of all manufacturer of the liquids, compounds or other service line. to the premises by providing a drinking water systems. assembly being repaired materials. 3.1.4. The type of protective physical break in the service line 1.2.1 Murphy Water System shall 5 Not changing the design, 2.9 Cross Connection assembly required under subsection until the customer has Corrected be responsible for the protection of material or operational Any physical connection or 3.1.3., shall depend upon the degree the condition(s) in conformance the drinking water distribution characteristics of the assembly arrangement of piping or fixtures of hazard which exists at the point with the State and local statutes system from foreseeable conditions during testing, repair or that may allow non-potable water of cross connection (whether direct relating to plumbing, safe drinking leading to the possible maintenance. or industrial fluids or other material or indirect), applicable to local and water supplies and the regulations contamination or pollution of the 6. A Certified Technician shall of questionable quality to come in state requirements or resulting from adopted pursuant thereto. drinking water system due to the perform all tests of the mechanical contact with potable water inside a the required survey. Signed this 21st day of October backflow of contaminants or devices/assemblies and be distribution system. This would 3.1.5. All presently installed 2002. pollutants into the drinking water responsible for the competence and include any temporary connections, backflow prevention assemblies Effective Date October 30, 2002 supply. accuracy of all tests and reports. such as swing connections, which do not meet the requirements 1.2.2. Drinking water system 7. Insuring their license is removable sections, four way plug of this section but were approved Hal surveys/inspections of the current, the testing equipment being valves, spools, dummy sections of assemblies for the purposes Tolmie, Chairman of the Board consumer’s water distribution used is acceptable to the state, and pipe, swivel or change-over devices described herein at the time of †Dick Reynolds, Commissioner system(s) shall be conducted or is in proper operating condition. or sliding multiport tubes or other installation and maintenance ATTEST: Cynthia Eaton, Clerk to caused to be conducted by 8. Be equipped with, and be plumbing arrangements requirements under subsection the Board individuals deemed qualified by and competent to use, all necessary 2.10 Cross Connection – 3.1.6., shall be excluded from the 10/30/02 representing Murphy Water System tools, gauges, and other equipment Controlled: requirements of these rules so long Survey records shall indicate necessary to properly test, and A connection between a potable compliance with the maintain backflow prevention water system and a non-potable aforementioned health and safety assemblies. water system with an approved standards. All such records will be 9. The Certified Technician backflow prevention assembly maintained by Murphy Water conducting the test must tag each properly installed and maintained System. double check valve, pressure so that it will continuously afford 1.2.3 Murphy Water System shall vacuum breaker, reduced pressure the protection commensurate with notify in writing, all consumers of backflow assembly and high hazard the degree of hazard. the need for the periodic system air gap, showing the serial number, 2.11 Cross Connection – survey to insure compliance with date tested and by whom. Containment: existing applicable minimum health 1.5.2. In the case of a consumer The installation of an approved and safety standards. requiring a commercially available backflow assembly at the water 1.2.4. Selection of an approved technician, any certified technician service connection to any backflow prevention assembly for is authorized to make the test and customer’s premises where it is containment controlRequired at the report the results of that test to the physically and economically service entrance shall be determined consumer and water purveyor. infeasible to find and permanently from the results of the system SECTION 2 eliminate or control all actual or survey. DEFINITIONS potential cross connections within 1.3 Consumer’s Responsibility: 2.1 Water Purveyor: the customer’s water system; or, it 1.3.1. To comply with this The person designated to be in shall mean the installation of an ordinance as a term and condition charge of the Water Department of approved backflow prevention of supply and consumer’s the Murphy Water System, is assembly on the service line leading acceptance of service is admittance invested with the authority and to and supplying a portion of a of his/her awareness. responsibility for the customer’s water system where 1.3.2. It shall be the responsibility implementation of an effective cross there are actual or potential cross of the consumer to purchase, install, connection control progam and for connections that cannot be test and maintain any backflow the enforcement of the provisions effectively eliminated or controlled prevention device/assembly of this ordinance. at the point of the cross connection required to comply with this 2.2 Approved Backflow Assembly: (isolation). ordinance. Accepted by the Department of SECTION 3 1.4 Plumbing Official Health, Bureau of Drinking Water/ REQUIREMENTS Responsibility: Sanitation, as meeting an applicable 3.1 Policy 1.4.1. The plumbing official’s specification or as suitable for the 3.1.1. No water service responsibility to enforce the proposed use. connection to any premises shall be applicable sections of The plumbing 2.3 Auxiliary Water Supply: installed or maintained by the Public code begins at the point of service Any water supply on or available Water Purveyor unless the water (downstream or consumer side of to the premises other than the supply is protected as required by 337-4681 the meter) and continues throughout purveyor’s public water supply will State laws, regulations, codes, and the developed length of the be considered as an auxiliary water this ordinance. Service of water to consumer’s water system. supply. These auxiliary waters may a consumer found to be in violation Page 24 Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 Public notices NOTICE OF PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED NORTH 5 DEGREES 17’ 47” street address of, HC 79 BOX 112, filed January 21, 1974 as Instrument TRUSTEE’S SALE AS FOLLOW:; EAST 62.01 FEET TO AN IRON MELBA, ID 83641 is sometimes No. 138898, in the office of the BEGINNING AT A BRASS CAP PIN; associated with said real property. recorder of Owyhee County, Idaho. The following described property MARKING THE SOUTHWEST THENCE Bidders must be prepared to tender The Trustee has no knowledge of will be sold at public auction to the CORNER OF SAID NORTH 15 DEGREE 59’ 50” the trustee the full amount of the a more particular description of the highest bidder, payable in lawful GOVERNMENT LOT 5,; EAST 105.56 FEET TO AN IRON bid at the sale in the form of cash, or above referenced real property, but money of the United States. At the THENCE ALONG THE PIN; a cashier’s check drawn on a state for purposes of compliance with entrance to the Owyhee County, WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF THENCE or federally insured saving Section 60-113 Idaho Code, the Courthouse, Highway 78, Mile SAID GOVERNMENT LOT 5 NORTH 25 DEGREES 30’ 13” institution. Said sale will be made Trustee has been informed that Marker 29 1/2, Murphy, ID. 83650, AND THE CENTERLINE OF EAST 26.97 FEET TO AN IRON without covenant or warranty, according to the County Assessors on 01/29/2003 at 11:30 am, STATE HIGHWAY NO. 78. PIN’; express or implied, regarding title, office, the address of Route 1 Box (recognized local time) for the NORTH 00 DEGREES 17’ 00” THENCE possesion or encumbrances to 1089 Pioneer Road, Homedale, purpose of foreclosing that certain WEST 619.10 FEET TO THE NORTH 55 DEGREES 51’ 14” satisfy the obligation secured by Idaho, is sometime associated with Deed of Trust recorded 03/31/1998 RAILROAD SPIKE; THENCE EAST 69.51 FEET TO AN IRON and pursuant to the power of sale said real property. as Instrument Number 224419, and LEAVING SAID PIN; conferred in that certain Deed of Said sale will be made without executed by WANDA P HAGEN, WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF THENCE Trust. covenant or warranty regarding as Grantor(s), in favor of GOVERNMENT LOT 5 AND NORTH 88 DEGREES 33’ 30” The default for which this sale is to title, possession or encumbrances AMERICA’S WHOLESALE SAID CENTERLINE OF STATE EAST 10.47 FEET TO AN IRON be made is: to satisfy the obligation secured by LENDER, as Beneficiary, to HIGHWAY NO. 78, THENCE PIN; Failure to pay the monthly payment and pursuant to the power of sale STEWART TITLE OF BOISE, NORTH 89 DEGREES 11’ 40” THENCE due 04/01/2002 of principal, intrest conferred in the deed of trust INC., the Current Trustee of record, EAST 388.01 FEET TO AN IRON SOUTH 24 DEGREES 50’ 03” and impounds and subsquent executed by MICHAEL S covering the following real property PIN; EAST 380.72 FEET TO AN IRON installments due thereafter, plus BROWN AND RENEE M located in Owyhee County, state of THENCE PIN; late charges, with interest currently BROWN, husband and wife, as Idaho. NORTH 41 DEGREES 59’ 41” THENCE accruing at 10.250 per cent per grantors, to FIRST AMERICAN PARCEL 1 EAST 166.98 FEET TO AN IRON SOUTH 89 DEGREES 11’ 40” annum: together with all subsquent TITLE COMPANY OF IDAHO, A PARCEL OF LAND BEING A PIN; WEST 386.08 FEET TO THE sums advanced by beneficiary INC., an Idaho Corporation, as PORTION OF GOVERNMENT THENCE POINT OF BEGINNING. pursuant to the terms and conditions successor trustee, for the benefit LOT 4 AND 5 LYING IN NORTH 05 DEGREES 17’ 47” PARCEL 1V of said Deed of Trust, and any and security of FIRST HORIZON SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 1 EAST 62.01 FEET TO AN IRON TOGETHER WITH A 30-FOOT supplemental modifications HOME LOAN CORPORATION NORTH, RANGE 3 WEST, BOISE PIN; WIDE INGRESS-EGRESS thereto. The principal balance fka FT Mortgage Companies dba MERIDIAN, OWYHEE THENCE EASEMENT LYING 15.00 FEET owing as of this date on said Premier Mortgage Resources, as COUNTY, IDAHO, AND MORE NORTH 15 DEGREES 59’ 50” LEFT OF AND 15.00 FEET obligation is $137,060.67, plus beneficiary, recorded October 10, PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED EAST 105.56 FEET TO AN IRON RIGHT OF THE FOLLOWING interest, costs and expenses actually 1995, as Instrument No. AS FOLLOWS; PIN; DESCRIBED CENTERLINE: incurred in enforcing the obligations 216927,Mortgage Records of BEGINNING AT A BRASS CAP THENCE BEGINNING AT A BRASS CAP thereunder and in this sale, together Owyhee County, Idaho. MARKING THE SOUTHWEST NORTH 25 DEGREE 30’ 13” MARKING THE SOUTHWEST with any unpaid and /or accruing THE ABOVE GRANTORS CORNER OF SAID EAST 26.97” FEET TO AN IRON CORNER OF GOVERNMENT real property taxes, and or ARE NAMED TO COMPLY GOVERNMENT LOT 5, THENCE PIN; LOT 5 OF SECTION 6, assessments, attorney’s fees, WITH SECTION 45-1506(4)(A), ALONG THE WESTERLY THENCE TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE Trustees’ fees and costs, and any IDAHO CODE. NO BOUNDARY OF SAID NORTH 55 DEGREES 51’ 14” 3 WEST, BOISE MERIDIAN; other amount advanced to protect REPRESENTATION IS MADE GOVERNMENT LOT 5 AND EAST 69.51 FEET TO AN IRON THENCE ALONG THE said security, as authorized in the THAT THEY ARE, OR ARE NOT, THE CENTERLINE OF STATE PIN; WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF promissory note secured by the PRESENTLY RESPONSIBLE HIGHWAY NO. 78, THENCE SAID SECTION 6, SAID aformentioned Deed of Trust. FOR THIS OBLIGATION. NORTH 00 DEGREES 17’ 00” NORTH 88 DEGREE 33’ 30” EAT WESTERLY BOUNDARY ALSO Therefore, the Beneficiary elects to The default for which this sale is WEST 619.10 FEET TO A 10.47 FEET TO AN IRON PIN; BEING THE sell, or cause said trust propery to to be made is the failure to pay RAILROAD SPIKE, THENCE MARKING THE REAL POINT CENTERLINE OF STATE be sold, to satisfy said obligation. when due, under Deed of Trust LEAVING SAID OF BEGINNING; THENCE HIGHWAY NO. 78 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Note, the monthly payments for WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF NORTH 00 DEGREE 17’ 00” NORTH 00 DEGREES 17’ 00” THAT THIS FIRM IS Principal, Interest and Impounds of GOVERNMENT LOT 5 AND WEST 746.58 FEET TO AN IRON WEST 634.10 FEET TO A POINT; ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A $569.91, due per month for the SAID CENTERLINE OF STATE PIN; THENCE; DEBT AND ANY months of February through June, HIGHWAY NO. 78, THENCE LEAVING SAID WESTERLY INFORMATION OBTAINED 2002, and all subsequence payments NORTH 89 DEGREES 11’ 40” SOUTH 67 DEGREE 21’ 00” BOUNDARY AND WILL BE USED FOR THAT until the date of sale or EAST 388.01 FEET TO AN IRON EAST 312.35 FEET TO AN IRON CENTERLINE, PURPOSE, AND THAT THE reinstatement, with interest PIN MARKING THE REAL PIN; NORTH 89 DEGREES 11’ 40” DEBT MAY BE DISPUTED. THE accruing at 8 per cent per annum, POINT OF THENCE EAST 33.00 FEET TO A POINT ABOVE GRANTORS ARE and continuing to accrue from BEGINNING; THENCE SOUTH 60 DEGREE 31’ 00” ON THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF- NAMED TO COMPLY WITH January 1, 2002. NORTH 00 DEGREE 17’ 00” EAST 41.65 FEET TO AN IRON WAY SECTION 45-1506 (4) (a) IDAHO The principal balance owing as WEST 1188.87 FEET TO AN PIN; OF SAID STATE HIGHWAY CODE. NO REPRESENTATION of this date on the obligation secured IRON PIN; THENCE NO. 78 SAID POINT BEING THE IS MADE THAT THEY ARE, OR by said Deed of Trust is $62,539.38, THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREE 17’ 00” REAL POINT OF ARE NOT, PRESENTLY plus accruing interest, costs and SOUTH 68 DEGREES 15’00” EAST 597.64 FEET TO AN IRON BEGINNING; THENCE RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS advances. All delinquent amounts EAST 231.28 FEET TO AN IRON PIN; LEAVING SAID EASTERLY OBLIGATION. are now due, together with accruing PIN; THENCE RIGHT-OF-WAY, DATED September 30th, 2002 late charges and interest, unpaid THENCE SOUTH 88 DEGREES 33’ 30” NORTH 89 DEGREES 11’ 40” STEWART TITLE OF BOISE, and accruing taxes, assessments, SOUTH 67 DEGREES 21’ 00” WEST 323.88 FEET TO THE EAST 368.76 FEET TO A POINT; INC. trustee’s fees, attorney’s fees and EAST 14.65 FEET TO AN IRON POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE Name and Addres of the Current any amount advanced to protect the PIN; PARCEL 111 NORTH 41 DEGREES 59’ 41” Trustee is: security associated with this THENCE A PARCEL OF LAND BEING A EAST 146.54 FEET TO AN IRON STEWART TITLE OF BOISE, foreclosure and that the beneficiary SOUTH 00 DEGREES 17’ 00” PORTION OF GOVERNMENT PIN; INC. elects to sell or cause the trust EAST 746.58 FEET TO AN IRON LOT 5 LYING IN SECTION 6, THENCE 9196 West Emerald, Suite 100 property to be sold to satisfy said PIN; TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE NORTH 05 DEGREES 17’ 47” Boise, ID 83704 obligation. THENCE 3 WEST, BOISE MERIDIAN, EST 62.01 FEET TO AN IRON PHONE (800) 281-8219 for Date: July 15, 2002 SOUTH 88 DEGREES 33’ 30” OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO, PIN; information FIRST AMERICAN TITLE WEST 10.47 FEET TO AN IRON AND THENCE Successor Trustee COMPANY OF IDAHO, INC. PIN; MORE PARTICULARLY NORTH 15 DEGREES 59’ 50” BEV PETERSEN 7275 POTOMAC DRIVE THENCE DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: EAST 105.56 FEET TO AN IRON SR. TRUST OFFICER BOISE, IDAHO 83704 SOUTH 55 DEGREES 51’ 14” BEGINNING AT A BRASS CAP PIN; 10,9,16,23,30/02 By Monine Cole Trust Officer WEST 69.51 FEET TO AN IRON MARKING THE SOUTHWEST THENCE 10/16,23,30,11/6/02 PIN; NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S CORNER OF SAID NORTH 25 DEGREE 30’ 13” 12345678901234567890123456789012123 THENCE 12345678901234567890123456789012123 SALE 12345678901234567890123456789012123

GOVERNMENT LOT 5; EAST 26.97 FEET TO AN IRON 12345678901234567890123456789012123 st SOUTH 25 DEGREES 30’ 13” On the 21 day of November, 12345678901234567890123456789012123 THENCE ALONG THE PIN; 12345678901234567890123456789012123 WEST 26.97 FEET TO AN IRON 12345678901234567890123456789012123 2002, at the hour of 10:45 A.M., of 12345678901234567890123456789012123 WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF THENCE 12345678901234567890123456789012123 PIN; 12345678901234567890123456789012123 SAID GOVERNMENT LOT 5 NORTH 55 DEGREES 51’ 14” said day, (recognized local time), 12345678901234567890123456789012123 12345678901234567890123456789012123 THENCE in the lobby of the Owyhee County 12345678901234567890123456789012123 AND THE CENTER LINE OF EAST 69.51 FEET TO AN IRON 1234567890123456789012345678901212Rubber 3 SOUTH 15 DEGREES 59’ 50” 12345678901234567890123456789012123 Courthouse, Murphy, in the 12345678901234567890123456789012123

STATE HIGHWAY NO. 78, PIN; 12345678901234567890123456789012123 WEST 105.56 FEET TO AN IRON County of Owyhee, State of Idaho, 12345678901234567890123456789012123 NORTH 00 DEGREE 17’ 00” THENCE 12345678901234567890123456789012123 PIN; 12345678901234567890123456789012123 First American Title Company of 12345678901234567890123456789012123 WEST 619.10 FEET TO A NORTH 88 DEGREES 33’ 30” 12345678901234567890123456789012123 THENCE 12345678901234567890123456789012123 RAILROAD SPIKE, THENCE EAST 859.67 FEET TO AN IRON Idaho, Inc., an Idaho Corporation, 1234567890123456789012345678901212Stamps 3 12345678901234567890123456789012123 SOUTH 05 DEGREES 17’ 47” as successor trustee, will sell at 12345678901234567890123456789012123 LEAVING SAID PIN; 12345678901234567890123456789012123 WEST 62.01 FEET TO AN IRON 12345678901234567890123456789012123 public auction, to the highest bidder 12345678901234567890123456789012123

WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF THENCE 12345678901234567890123456789012123 PIN; for cash, in lawful money of the 12345678901234567890123456789012123 GOVERNMENT LOT 5 AND NORTH 84 DEGREES 43’ 16 12345678901234567890123456789012123 1234567890123456789012345678901212Made to order 3 THENCE United States, all payable at the 12345678901234567890123456789012123 SAID CENTERLINE OF STATE EAST 395.72 FEET TO THE 12345678901234567890123456789012123 SOUTH 41 DEGREES 59’ 41” 12345678901234567890123456789012123 HIGHWAY NO. 78 POINT OF ENDING OF THE time of sale, the following described 12345678901234567890123456789012123 12345678901234567890123456789012123 WEST 166.98 FEET TO THE real property, situated in the County 12345678901234567890123456789012123 NORTH 89 DEGREES 11’ 40” ABOVE 12345678901234567890123456789012123 POINT OF BEGINNING. 1234567890123456789012345678901212The 3 of Owyhee, State of Idaho, and 12345678901234567890123456789012123

EAST 388.01 FEET TO AN IRON DESCRIBED 30-FOOT WIDE 12345678901234567890123456789012123 PARCEL 11 described as follows, to-wit: 12345678901234567890123456789012123 PIN MARKING THE REAL INGRESS-EGRESS EASEMENT. 12345678901234567890123456789012123 12345678901234567890123456789012123 A PARCEL OF LAND BEING A Lot 4, Block 1, CASCADE 1234567890123456789012345678901212Owyhee 3 POINT The Trustee has no knowledge of a 12345678901234567890123456789012123 PORTION OF GOVERNMENT 12345678901234567890123456789012123 OF BEGINNING; more particular decription of the SUBDIVISION, part of 12345678901234567890123456789012123 12345678901234567890123456789012123 LOTS 4 AND 5 LYING IN Northwest Quarter of the Northeast 12345678901234567890123456789012123 NORTH 41 DEGREE 59’ 41” above referenced real porperty, but 1234567890123456789012345678901212Avalanche 3 SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 1 12345678901234567890123456789012123 Quarter, Section 16, Township 3 12345678901234567890123456789012123

EAST 166.98 FEET TO AN IRON for pupose of compliance with 12345678901234567890123456789012123 NORTH, RANGE 3 WEST, BOISE North, Range 5 West, Boise 12345678901234567890123456789012123 PIN; Idaho Code Section 60-113, the 1234567890123456789012345678901212337-4681 3 12345678901234567890123456789012123 MERIDIAN, OWYHEE Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho, 12345678901234567890123456789012123 THENCE Trustee has been informed that the 12345678901234567890123456789012123 COUNTY, IDAHO AND MORE 12345678901234567890123456789012123 according to the official plat thereof 12345678901234567890123456789012123 Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002 Page 25 Public notices NOTICE OF above Grantors are named to FOR MORE INFORMATION corporation, as Successor Trustee, obligation secured by said Deed of TRUSTEE’S SALE comply with Idaho Code Section REGARDING THE EXACT will sell at public auction, to the Trust is $29,481.69 plus accruing 45-1506 (4) (a). No representation LOCATION OF THE PROPERTY highest bidder, for cash in lawful interest, costs and fees. On 1/31/2003, at the hour of is made that they are or are not PLEASE CALL ALLIANCE money of the United State of DATED 9-27-02 11:30 a.m., of said day, the Trustee presently responsible for this TITLE AT 208-888-3150. America, all payable at the time of PIONEER TITLE COMPANY at the lobby of the Owyhee County obligation. If the successful bidder cannot sale, the following described real OF ADA COUNTY Courthouse, off Highway 78, The default for which this sale is provide the bid price by means of property,†situated in Owyhee LORI A. BALL, Murphy, Owyhee County, Idaho to be made is the failure of the one of the above means of payment, County, Idaho, and described as TRUST OFFICER PIONEER TITLE COMPANY OF Grantors to: make monthly the sale will be postponed for 10 follows, to-wit: 10,9,16,23,30/02 ADA COUNTY, an Idaho installments as set forth on the Deed minutes only to allow the high A parcel of land situated in the corporation, as Successor Trustee, of Trust Note secured by said Deed bidder to obtain payment in a form Northeast Quarter of the Southwest will sell at public auction, to the Case No. SP 00 01300 of Trust. The original loan amount prescribed herein above. If the high Quarter of Section 7, Township 1 highest bidder, for cash in lawful was $28,000.00 with interest bidder is unsuccessful in obtaining North, Range 3 West, Boise NOTICE OF money of the United States of thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per payment as directed within 10 Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho, PUBLICATION America, all payable at the time of annum as evidenced by the note minutes, the sale will be re-held more particularly described as sale, the following described real PETITION FOR dated 4/21/1999. Monthly immediately and any bid by the follows: COMMENCING at the property, situated in Owyhee ORDER, installments in the amount of $ high bidder from the previous sale Center Quarter corner of Section 7, County, Idaho, and described as 179.77 or more are due for 3-33-02 will be rejected, all in accordance Township 1 North, Range 3 West, FINAL ACCOUNT, follows, to-wit. and on the 22nd day of each and with Idaho Code 45-1502 et. Sec. Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, SCHEDULE OF A parcel of land situated in the every month thereafter until April Said sale will be made without Idaho, a bras cap, the REAL POINT Northeast Quarter of the Southwest DISTRIBUTION, AND 22, 2004, at which time the entire covenant or warranty regarding OF BEGINNING; thence South 0 Quarter of Section 7, Township 1 DETERMINATION OF principal balance and accrued title, possession or encumbrances degrees 10’ 46” West, 422.93 feet North, Range 3 West, Boise interest shall be due in full. Upon to satisfy the obligation secured by along the East boundary of said DEVISEES Meridian, Owyhee County, Idaho, default, at the option of the holder and pursuant to the power of sale Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Idaho Code 15-1- more particularly described as of this Note, interest at the legal conferred in the deed of trust Quarter, to a 1/2 inch rebar: thence follows; COMMENCING at the 401(a)(3) allowable rate per annum, on any executed by Daniel Larson and South 86 degrees 07’ 42” West, Center Quarter corner of Section 7 In the Matter of the Estate of installments not paid within 10 days Vicky L Larson, Husband and Wife 617.37 feet to a 1/2 inch rebar; Township 1 North, Range 3 West, RALPH R. LINEBERGER, past the said due date, maybe as Grantor to Alliance Title and thence North 0 degrees 24’ 02” Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, deceased. charged. All delinquent amounts Escrow. Corp., as Successor West. 422.66 feet to the North Idaho, a brass cap; thence South 86 IN THE DISTRICT COURT are now due and payable along with Trustee, for the benefit and security boundary of said Northeast Quarter degrees 07’ 42” West a distance of OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL all costs and fees associated with of David E. Owen and Joyce D. of the Southwest Quarter, a 1/2 621.66 feet to a point, being the DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF this foreclosure, including, but not Owen., Husband and Wife as inch rebar; thence North 86 degrees REAL POINT OF BEGINNING; IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE limited to attorney fees, insurance Beneficiary, recorded May 19, 2000 07’ 42” East, 621.66 feet to the thence South 0 degrees 24’ 02” COUNTY OF OWYHEE and property taxes, to protect the as Instrument No. 232429, REAL POINT OF BEGINNING. East a distance of 175.0 feet; thence Magistrate Division beneficiary’s benefical interest. The Mortgage records of Owyhee SUBJECT TO an ingress-egress South 86 degrees 07’ 42” West a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN balance owing as of this date on the County, Idaho. THE ABOVE and utility easement over the distance of 155.0 feet; thence North THAT: obligation secured by said Deed of GRANTORS ARE NAMED TO Northerly 12 feet of said property 0 degrees 24’ 02” West a distance 1. The personal representative Trust is $ 28,000.00 plus accruing COMPLY WITH SECTION 45- above described. of 175.0 feet to a point on the North of the above-captioned interest, costs and fees. 1506(4)(a), IDAHO CODE. NO For purposes of compliance with line of said Northeast Quarter of estate has filed a Petition for DATED 9-27-02 REPRESENTATION IS MADE Idaho Code 60-113, the Trustee has the Southwest Quarter; thence Order: Approving Final PIONEER TITLE COMPANY THAT THEY ARE, OR ARE NOT, been informed that there is no North 86 degrees 07’ 42” East a Settlement and Distribution, OF ADA COUNTY PRESENTLY RESPONSIBLE address is available, for more distance of 155.0 feet to the REAL Determining Testacy, and LORI A. BALL FOR THIS OBLIGATION. information contact Pioneer Title POINT OF BEGINNING Determining Devisees; and TRUST OFFICER The default for which this sale is Co., Lori Ball at (208) 373-3655 or TOGETHER with a 12 foot wide a Final Account, Proposed 10/9,16,23,30/02 to be made is failure to: Mike Thill at (208) 466-6100 ingress-egress and utility easement Schedule of Distribution, Make principal and interest concerning the location of the the Northerly line which is the and Proposed Determination ALLIANCE TITLE payments as set forth on said Deed property. Northerly line of the following of Devisees has also been of Trust and Promissory Note. The Said sale will be made without described property; a parcel of land AND ESCROW CORP filed therewith. original loan amount was covenant or warranty regarding situated in the Northeast Quarter of ATF-4990001762-TH 2. The Petition, together with $34,000.00 together with interest title, possession or encumbrances the Southwest Quarter of Section 7, the Final Account, Proposed NOTICE OF thereon at the rate of 9.00 per cent to satisfy the obligaton secured by Township 1 North, Range 3 West, Schedule of Distribution, TRUSTEE’S SALE per annum, as evidenced in and pursuant to the power of sale Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, and Proposed Determination Promissory Note dated May 17, conferred in the Deed of Trust Idaho, more particularly described of Devisees annexed thereto, On Thursday, February 13, 2003, 2000. Payments are in default for executed by JAY D. ALLMAN, A as follows: COMMENCING at the is on file with the Clerk of at the hour of 11:00 o’clock A. M., the months of April of 2001 through MARRIED MAN, AS HIS SOLE Center Quarter corner of Section 7, the Court and may be of said day, on the steps of the and including September of 2002 AND SEPARATE PROPERTY to Township 1 North, Range 3 West, reviewed upon request. Owyhee County Courthouse, in the amount of $318.40 per month PIONEER TITLE COMPANY OF Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, 3. Hearing upon said Petition, located on the corner of Highway and continuing each and every ADA COUNTY, an Idaho Idaho, a brass cap, the REAL Final Account, Proposed 78 and Hailey Street, Murphy, month thereafter until date of sale corporation, as Successor Trustee, POINT OF BEGINNING; thence Schedule of Distribution, Owyhee County, Idaho. or reinstatement. The Principal for the benefit and security of South 0 degrees 10’ 46” West, and Proposed Determination Alliance Title and Escrow Corp., balance as of October 8, 2002 is ZUMA MANAGEMENT, L. L.C. 422.93 feet along the East boundary of Devisees will be held on as successor trustee, will sell at $33,702.86 together with accrued as Beneficiary; said Deed of Trust th of said Northeast Quarter of the Monday, the 18 day of public auction to the highest bidder, and accruing interest thereon at the having been recorded on 4/26/1999 Southwest Quarter, to a 1/2 inch November, 2002, at 3:30 for cash, cashiers check, certified rate of 9.00 per cent per annum. as Instrument No 228345, records rebar: thence South 86 degrees 07’ o’clock p.m., in the above- check or tellers check, (from a bank The per diem is $8.310. In addition of Owyhee County, Idaho. The 42” West 617.37 feet to a 1/2 rebar; named Court, at which time which has a branch in the to the above, there is also due above Grantors are named to thence North 0 degrees 24’ 02” objections to said Petition, community at the site of the sale), delinquent real property taxes for comply with Idaho Code Section West, 422.66 feet to the North Final Account, Proposed money order, State of Idaho check the second half of 2000 and all of 45-1506 (4) (a). No representation boundary of said Northeast Quarter Schedule of Distribution, or local government check, or cash 2001, plus penalty and interest, and is made that they are or are not of the Southwest Quarter, a 1/2 and Proposed Determination equivalent in lawful money of the any other real property taxes that presently responsible for this rebar; thence North 86 degrees 07’ of Devisees will be heard. United States, all payable at the become delinquent during this obligation rd 42” East, 621.66 feet to the REAL DATED this 3 day of October, same time of sale, the following foreclosure; and any escrow The default for which this sale is POINT OF BEGINNING. 2002. described real property, situated in collection fees, late charges, to be made is the failure of the For purposes of compliance with Harriette L. Lineberger the County of Owyhee, State of advances, attorney fees, fees or costs Grantors to: make monthly Idaho Code 60-113, the Trustee has Personal Representative Idaho, and described as follows, to associated with this foreclosure. and installments as set forth on the Deed been informed that there is no River Walk Development wit: the balance owing as of this date on of Trust Note secured by said Deed address available, for more 1815 North McMillian Lane Lots 13 and 14 of Bruneau the obligation secured by said deed of Trust. The original loan amount information contact Pioneer Title Green Acres, Washington Heights subdivision, a of trust is $33,702.86, excluding was $30,000.00 with interest Co., Lori Ball at (208) 373-3655 or (WA) 99016-8789 resubdivision of part of the interest and costs and expense thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per Mike Thill at (208) 466-6100 (509) 928-4218 Townsite of Bruneau in the actually incurred in enforcing the annum as evidenced by the note concerning the location of the Phillip A. Peterson, ISB Southeast Quarter of Section 24, obligations thereunder or in this dated 4/21/1999. Monthly property. #2461 Township 6 South, Range 5 East, sale, as trustee’s fees and /or installments in the amount of Said sale will be made without WHITE, PETERSON, Boise Meridian, Owyhee County, reasonable attorney’s fee as $220.13 plus monthly escrow fee covenant or warranty regarding MORROW, GIGRAY, Idaho, according to the official authorized in the promissory note of $ 2.50 or more, are due for 3-22- title, possession or encumbrances ROSSMAN, NYE AND plat thereof on file and of record secured by the aforementioned 02 and on or before the 22nd day of to satisfy the obligation secured by ROSSMAN, P. A. in the office of the County Deed of Trust. each and every month thereafter, and pursuant to the power of sale 5700 East Franklin Road, Recorded of Owyhee County, Dated: October 10, 2002 until April 22nd, 2004, at which conferred in the Deed of Trust Suite 200 Idaho. Alliance Title and Escrow time the entire principal balance executed by JAY D. ALLMAN, A Post Office Box 247 THE TRUSTEE HAS NO Corp. and accrued interest shall be due in MARRIED MAN, AS HIS SOLE Nampa, Idaho 83653-0247 KNOWLEDGE OF A MORE Teresa Hopkins, full. Upon default, at the option of AND SEPARATE PROPERTY to Telephone: (208) 466-9272 PARTICULAR DESCRIPTION Trust Officer the holder of this note, interest at PIONEER TITLE COMPANY OF Facsimile: (208) 466-4405 OF THE ABOVE-DESCRIBED 10/.23.30/11/6,13/02 the legal allowable rate per annum, ADA COUNTY, an Idaho E-mail: REAL PROPERTY, BUT FOR on any installment not paid within corporation, as Trustee, for the [email protected] PURPOSES OF COMPLIANCE NOTICE OF 10 days past the said due date, benefit and security of TONI ANN Attorney s for Personal WITH IDAHO CODE, SECTION maybe charged. All delinquent POST AS TRUSTEE OF THE TRUSTEE’S SALE Representative 60-113, THE TRUSTEE HAS amounts are now due and payable DOLLY A. YOUNG TRUST, On 1/31/2003, at the hour of 10/16,23,30/02 BEEN INFORMED THAT THE along with all costs and fees UNDER TRUST AGREEMENT 11:00 a.m., of said day, the trustee PROPERTY IS BARE LAND associated with this foreclosure, DATED JANUARY 9, 1997 as at the lobby of the Owyhee Count AND THAT THE STREET including but not limited to attorney Beneficiary; said Deed of Trust Courthouse, off Highway 78, ADDRESS OF: NA Summit Drive, fees, insurance and property taxes, having been recorded on 4/26/1999 Murphy, Owyhee County, Idaho, For FAST results... try the Bruneau, ID 83604, MAY to protect the beneficiary’s as Instrument No. 228339, records PIONEER TITLE COMPANY OF SOMETIMES BE ASSOCIATED beneficial interest. The balance of Owyhee County, Idaho. The ADA COUNTY, an Idaho Classifieds! WITH SAID REAL PROPERTY. owing as of this date on the Page 26 Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002

AUCTIONS AUCTIONS AUCTIONS SMALL ENGINE THANK YOU Thank you Owyhee County for REPAIR 35 years of support. I am now MOVING AUCTION working for Western Roofing. Feel free to call if you have any Thursday, Oct. 31, 10 A.M. needs. Jim Sutherland (208) 466- 8921 331 E. Idaho, HOMEDALE, ID. The Homedale girls and boys AUCTIONEERS NOTE: The Former Les Schwab building has been sold and everything in it must be sold to x-country team would like to make room for the new owners. Their will also be lots of estate merchandise added and additional consignments thank the Riverbend Golf Course will be accepted. for helping us host the district meet. Greg and Lisa Sweet for HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: hosting our BBQ, SSI for donating VEHICLES: ‘91 Dodge Dakota, V8, 2wd; ‘72 24’ U-Haul Truck; 16’ Aluminum River Boat w/’83 Merc 40 HP Jet; the hamburgers and Paul’s in ‘87;Dodge Colt Van, needs trans; ‘84 Mazda 2wd, needs clutch; 12’ Livingston Boat w/trailer and 4 HP motor, Nampa for their donation. Also a more expected. COOL GUY STUFF: 10 Ga Dbl Barrel Mercury Magnum; 25-06 Ruger Model 77 W/Tasco 6x18; huge thanks to all the parents and Winchester Model 97 - 12ga Pump; Remington Model 788, 22/250 W/tasco 4x12; Lincoln Arc Welder; 10 Hp Coach Sullivan for their support Chrysler Outboard Motor; 300 Gal Oil Tank; Lincoln Metered Oil Pump; Small Block Chevy Headers; 10 Hp throughout the season, and the Curtis Air Compressor; (2) Craftsman Riding Mowers; Shop Wood Stove; Hydraulic Press; Air Jack; Hunter Wheel goodies supplied to the team. Alignment Machine; Engine Stand; Grinders; Vise; Wheel Barrow; (2) Push Mowers; Approx 500 Lbs Slotted Thanks again for all the help. Angle Iron; (2) Ladders; Jet Floor Jack; Lots of Yard Tools; (5) New P245/75 R16 Tires; (4) Lt 235/75 R15; (2) Homedale boys and girls cross- ATV Tires; Several Good Tires Sizes 13” - 16”; Storage Cabinet; Kneeboard; Rubber Raft’ Small Safe’ Boxes Of country teams. Car Stereos; Fireproof Box; (2) Mountain Bikes; 15’ Trampoline; Huge Peavey Speakers W/15” Black Widows; SERVICES Thanks to all merchants and Parking Meter; Reel To Reel Tapes; MUCH MUCH MORE!!!! JJ Excavation and Hauling, business that contributed to the HOUSEHOLD/ESTATE: Contemporary Sofa/Love; (2) Like New Hide-a-Beds; (3) Dining Tables w/Chairs; Oak success of the Monte Carlo, meals Pedestal Twin Bed; Several dressers; (2) Full Beds; (2) Twin Beds; Convertible Chair/Highchairs; Lots of Stereo TOP SOIL, and gravel delivery, excavator and trucks for hire. on wheels night. All the people Equipment; Kirby Vac w/All Attachments; (3) color TVS; Carpet Shampooer; Cash Register; Sewing Machine; Road building, dozer, water truck that helped bring it together. Hobnail Chandelier; Drafting Table; (2) Oak Entertainment Centers; (4) Desks; Lots of Pictures and Knick-Knacks; and road grader. Free estimate. Special thanks to Steve and Donna Several Chairs, End Tables, Lamps; Several Boxes of Household Misc to be unpacked; Lots of Dishes and Pots/ 208-337-4822 or 573-5700. at the Tango Club. Pans; Lots of Glassware; 50 Good VCR Movies; Plus MUCH MUCH MORE. FUN PIANO LESSONS: Never The Homedale Senior Center. TERMS: Cash, Checks, 10% Buyers Premium. Everything must be paid for and removed day of auction. too young; never too old. All ages armstrongauctions.com and levels, home schoolers and YARD SALE ARMSTRONG AUCTIONS SERVICE learning disabilities welcome. Saturday and Sunday 8:am- Reasonable rates. 467-6244. 5:00 pm 26544 Homedale road, ‘Auctioneers of Quality Products & Properties’ (208) 454-2910 Wilson Tractor Service: road repairs, landscape grading, weed truck tool boxes, bedliner, Rv mowing, small acreage specialty, swivel rockers, table, ceiling fan, quality custom concert, and waterbed, and lots more. dependable service. Call Charlie Wilson. 250-4937, 337-5990 HELP Dick Hill Excavating Decorator’s Dream specializing in septic systems, basement crawl spaces and drive WANTED ways, demolition and hauling. Full time waitress also full time AUCTIONAUCTION 495-2288 or 250-4718 cook. Call (541) 372-2338 Horse training and colts started NOW Hiring- Lube bay Saturday, November 2nd, 10 A.M. by Bruce Reuck, 30-yr. technician. Will train. Apply at experience, and gentle methods, Owyhee Motor Sales (Phillip 66) round pen and outside riding. $ in Homedale. Preview: Friday, November 1st, , noon to 7 P.M. 350 mo. includes quality feed CNA needed in Home care. Call ARMSTRONG AUCTION GALLERY produced on site. Riding lessons for info. 337-5343. 523 Main Street, Caldwell, ID available for all ages. Excellent Taking applications for P/T help All items are to be sold regardless of price! with kids. 337-5914 at Idaho Sporting Clays. Call 250- 8928. This is an unbelievable auction opportunity! We have been given the rare opportunity to offer you at auction OVER 600 Dump Truck & Back hoe service, LOTS of new furniture. Why pay retail? ditch cleaning & demolition. Call Steve at 465-5196 or 371-4285 DIRECTIONS: From I-84 taking exit 29 (10th Ave.) Go South on 10th Ave. to right on Arthur to 6th Ave. Turn right 3 WANTED House cleaning service or blocks to 6th & Main Street. Signs will be posted handyman, we can even clean Corn stock or Alfalfa stubble for TERMS: Check,cash, VISA, Mastercard, Discover Card, 10% buyers premium. your computer. Call 896-4676 winter pasture. Have fencing HIGHLIGHTS: (541) 339-4521 Beautiful King & Queen 4 Poster Canopy Beds; China Hutches; Hope Chests; Armoires; Bookshelves; Small Decorative Items; Benches; Marble Top Console Tables; Carved Columns; Plant Stands; Ornate Bird Cages; Etegeres; Carved Rocking Horses; Animal Tables; Large & Small Decorative Wall Mirrors; Pie Safes; Tables & Chairs; Outdoor Furniture; Primitive Cabinets; Hall Trees; Large & Small Carved Animals; Flying Animals; Stained Glass Windows; Stained Glass Fireplace Screens; 4 Poster Doll Please enter my subscription to the Beds; Cigar Store Indians; Beautiful Fireplace Mantels; Bread Boxes; We are making this list from just a partial shipping Owyhee Avalanche now! Enclosed is $______invoice....items may vary slightly from descriptions. The variety of merchandise is unbelievable! Please see our website for pictures. NAME______ADDRESS______CITY______STATE______ZIP______SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Owyhee County...... $30.00 Canyon, Ada and Malheur Counties...... $35.00 armstrongauctions.com Elsewhere ...... $40.00 ARMSTRONG AUCTIONS SERVICE Add 5% Sales Tax in Idaho ‘Auctioneers of Quality Products & Properties’ (208) 454-2910

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Hay for sale small lots delivered House 3 bdrm, 2 bath, air cond, REAL FOR SALE $80 per ton. Call 989-8021. FOR RENT storage, double garage, fenced USED TRACTOR PARTS 6 feeder pigs $40 each. At Pioneer Mobile Home Park, yard 314 West Oregon St, 1000’s of salvaged farm tractors Holloween special 7 wiener pig large lot in country park 2 miles Homedale $550 per mo.-plus ESTATE and combines. Nampa Tractor $20 this week only Phone 337- from Homedale. Home must be deposit. 337-3697 BY OWNER for sale building Salvage, 9055 Hwy 20, Nampa, 5778 or 724-4903. 1990 or newer. Trash/water/septic Homedale, 2 bedroom house, lots with a view 2.25 acres to 1.75 ID 83687. (208) 467-4430. 1987 Mark 7 Lincoln, almost new tank paid. $165/mo +$165/ appliances, w/d and yard maint. acres lots, with power, phone and ROLL ENDS: Great for packing $3000 OBO 337-4276. deposit. Space also has a dog furnished, near grade school, no irrigation. Call Charlie 337-5990 material, building fires, lining bird 8 Year old Paint Brood Mare in kennel. 208-337-4589 pets, $450 plus deposit, 337-5066. or 250-4937 cages or for your kids to doodle foal $600 or trade. 337-5564. Small 2 bdrm in country. House immaculate 3 bdrm, 1 bath on. The Owyhee Avalanche, Rat terrier puppy, 8 months old Homedale School district. NO HOMEDALE GARDEN view and country feeling, new Homedale. male, neutered, current on shots SMOKING, NO PETS Cleaning APARTMENTS roof, sprinkler system, fenced BED-QUEEN PILLOW-TOP $100. Call evenings 337-4997. Dep., References req’d. PH: 482- Open house! Jane’s Circle of yard, garage and storage shed MATTRESS SET, brand new, 7552 after 6 p.m. FOR SENIOR CITIZENS and/or $67,800 Phone 896-5053. still in plastic. List $700, sacrifice friends gifts. 27211 Peckham Apartment 1 bdrm 1 bath. $ 300 HANDICAPPED OR DISABLED 1400 sq. ft house, garage and $165. Queen orthopedic set, brand Road, Wilder, Thursday, October per mo. New carpet and paint 220 PERSONS shop on 1.57 acres with nice view new. Value $550, sacrifice $135. 31, Friday November 1 1-8 pm Montana Apt. # 5 337-3474 Saturday November 2, 10 am to RENT BASED ON INCOME $119,000 outside of town. Owner 208-866-7476. Apartment 2 bdrm 1 bath Duplex. USDA/RURAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCED carry. Alan Law agent/realtor 989- MOBILE HOME in nice park. 12 noon. Call 482-6735. Adults only, no pets, no smoking. GIVE US A CALL: (208)337-4715 8021. $2000 down OAC. 401 S. Main, Rent $300, plus deposit and 409 SOUTH FIRST WEST Sp 10. Homedale 337-5804 or references. 337-4118 HOMEDALE, IDAHO VEHICLES 884-1700. 83628 Apples and Apple Cider. Call 1989 Red Buick Lasabre 1 owner, 941-1020 Robison Fruit Ranch, Sunny Slope Betty Stappler excellent condition. Complete Soila Contreras 896-5136 Se Habla Español service plus 27 point check. 459-7987 KING-SIZED PILLOW top Lori Rasmussen 337-4593 • 861-9192 SPACES FOR RENT 53,000 tire warranty 130,000 HOMEDALE’S NICEST miles. Always garaged $3300. mattress set. New, in bag, with Dawn Whitney 337-4817 • 989-1870 warrenty. Value $850, sacrifice 928 MAIN ST. • MARSING MOBILE HOME PARK 337-6113. www.deserthighrealestate.com 724-3009 $235. 208-866-7476 Jack Prater • Spacious single or double wide spaces • Convenient to shopping, schools & (208) 896-4624 city services Interest Rates • Clean, quiet family park INEXPENSIVE FIRST BUY RETAIL SPACE • On site manager Lowest In Years! Small 1 BR Home across from Homedale’s 2500 sq ft building in Homedale’s downtown. • Water/Sewer/Trash provided Grade School. Priced at $35,000 It has been used as a retail store, could be • Cable T.V. Available See us for.. HIT THE IGNITION BUTTON office space. Priced right at $45,000 • Will accept older homes in Home Loans LARGE CAPACITY HOME good condition A PRICE REDUCTION TO $63,000 (We also have mobile homes for sale ready to makes it easy to start home ownership with 1989 Ford delivery van. Home Equity Loans Over 2500 sq. ft. of comfort on 4 city lots. move into NOW with low down payment) this 3 br home in Wilder. Great views of the river. $114,900 V-8, auto. 14-foot box. A RARE FIND Sunset Village $4,950.00 CONVENIENCE PLUS A 4br/1.5ba home with a fully fenced yard, Over 1800 sq. ft. of lovely home on an acre Owyhee Publishing, tasteful interior and lots of amenities. Mobile Home Park near Marsing. $114,500 401 S. Main • Homedale, Idaho Mike Lipinski A “Must See” at only $65,000 Homedale. 337-4866 208-986-4297 • 208-442-3636 OREANA ACREAGE See managers space #42 BUY LOW, SELL HIGH Large home with shop on 2 acres. $70,000 (208) 337-5804 A bargain at $49,500 for this 2 BR, 1.5 Bath Owner Will Carry. or 884-1700 home in Homedale. VIEW VIEW VIEW FIXER UPPER Spectacular view of the Owyhees from this For FAST results... try the 3 bedroom home in Marsing needs secluded 18 acre lot outside of Wilder. a “make over” Just listed at $72,000 Classifieds! ASPEN Licensed in Idaho and Oregon GEORGE WILSON JOE SACCOMAN •JOHN CONTI

896-5312 • 890-4770 • 880-7829 View Properties At: www.idaholand4u.com The Original RESIDENTIAL WITH 12 RENTAL UNITS -Room for Expansion up to 30 units- 6 year old 3BR/2BA Home, 20X20 shop & 2 car garage. 333’ frontage on HWY 78. Great Retirement Property. $170,000 “Lap-top” News Source A STONE HOUSE 1.12 Acres - Hwy 78. 2BR/1BA. Lots of trees & character. Garage & Shop. Basement could be finished for more bedrooms. $79,000 3 BED 2 BATH BRICK HOME - OWNER WILL CARRY - GREAT TERMS Doesn’t need Large shop. Hardwood floors. 2+ acres. Trees - landscaped. Irrigation. 2 fireplaces. Private. 2800 sq. ft. detached garage. $149,000 Plugged in HORSE LOVERS HEAVEN to anything. 3 bdrm., 2 bath, oversized kitchen, skylight, vaults, pantry, 1404 sq. ft. home 140’X80’ arena, 58’X30’ steel barn, steel corrals, 4 bay, 48X20 metal shop & garage . All on 5.63 Acres. $164,900 UPGRADED SUBDIVISION: LARGE ACREAGES! Available 2.2 Acres underground utilities, paved road, great view of the valley. Partly fenced $28,500 6.3 Acres located just outside Marsing overlooking the whole valley, anytime, anyplace underground utilities and paved road. $51,900 2.16 Acres Fenced. Irrigation. With utilities $26,500 5 YEAR NEW HOME ON 5 ACRE VIEW PROPERTY With great view of Owyhee Mountains & river. Fenced for stock. Pasture, Subscribe Today! Shop, 2 car garage. Many Extras Melba $164,900 OWNER CARRY - 6 ACRE BUILDING SITE Live water, trees, fenced, pressurized irrigation. $59,000 - $5K Down 4 BEDROOM 2.9 ACRES PO Box 97, Homedale, 83628 28X36 Shop • 220 Volts • Fenced Pasture • Auto Sprinklers 208-337-4681 • Fax 208-337-4867 Beautiful Open Floor Plan 1890 sq. ft. Page 28 Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2002

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