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WEISER SIGNAL AMERICAN, Wednesday, March 4, 2020 WEISER SIGNALProudly serving the Weiser River Valley AMERICAN since 1882 This edition is for Perry Plischke and the people of Washington County WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2020 PAPER NUMBER 10 WEEK 10 YEAR 138 $1.50 PER COPY USPS 673-600 Voters pick Old Saling School fundraiser presidential candidates on March 10 All polling locations in county open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. by Steve Lyon Washington County voters will pick their party’s nominations for president at the primary election on Tuesday, March 10. Idaho is one of seven states hold- ing presidential primaries on March 10, one week after Super Tuesday on March 3, when more than a dozen states will hold their presidential primaries. The presidential primary election includes the candidates of any polit- ical party who has qualified for the Idaho ballot. Locally, Republican, Democratic and Constitution par- ties are running candidates. Only voters who have registered as Republicans can vote in the Re- There were a half-dozen varieties of homemade chili at the fundraiser on Sunday for the historic Saling School located publican presidential. Affiliating between Weiser and Midvale right off of Highway 95 on Jackson Road. The Busy Bees organize and cook for the annual with the Republican Party can be fundraiser. Above, Jazlyn Lavy dishes up a bowl as Kaori McDonald waits her turn. Proceeds from the well-attended event will go toward maintenance and projects at the old two-room schoolhouse, which was built in 1914. Photo by Steve Lyon see PRIMARY, Page 8 Local GOP backs Trump, while Dems’ choice not so clear by Steve Lyon campaign has not gotten much good GOP turnout at the polls. Amy Klobuchar dropping out of and Klobuchar have dropped out Washington County Republi- traction in Idaho. “I think it will be pretty good. the primary race on Monday. of the race. Several candidates cans are solidly backing Presi- County GOP chairman John There are a lot of pro-Trump The Washington County Dem- have campaign workers in Idaho dent Donald Trump for a second Jensen said county Republicans people around here,” he said. ocrats have done several unoffi- on the ground and at least two term in office. are behind Trump for the nomi- It’s less clear which Demo- cial straw polls for fun and each have opened offices in Boise. Trump is not the only name on nation, and he hasn’t heard any- cratic candidate will emerge had a different outcome due to Officials with both parties are the GOP ballot for the March 10 thing about the other candidates as the favorite in Washington the dynamics of the crowd par- hoping for a good turnout fol- presidential primary election, but on the ballot. County or Idaho in the presiden- ticipating in the poll, county lowing the decision to change the he is the only candidate local Re- Jensen said he’s heard the in- tial primary. chairman Linda Strain said. format from caucuses to primary publicans are supporting. person absentee voting has been The field of candidates has The most recent poll had But- voting. Democrats used a caucus The highest profile GOP chal- slow for the presidential primary, narrowed by two within the past tigieg in the lead with Klobuchar, system four years ago in 2016. lenger to Trump in the primary is which could mean more voters few days with Pete Buttigieg an- Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Republicans used caucuses in former two-term Massachusetts will come out on election day nouncing on Sunday he has sus- Sanders close behind. That straw Gov. Bill Weld. His longshot next Tuesday. He’s hoping for a pended his campaign and Sen. poll is moot now that Buttigieg see CHOICE, Page 8 Haines files for District 1 seat on county commission with their tax dollars. Government’s job is There is no easy answer to the ongo- Local pastor running to keep the community safe and do it as ing issue of maintaining roads and bridges efficiently as possible, he said. with limited dollars, but the county has to as a Republican in the Haines said he was motivated to run for do its best because industry relies on roads, elected office for a couple of reasons. He whether it is farming or ranching, Haines May 19 primary sees the state and county at a crossroads said. with growth that nobody could have pre- “Our roads and bridges obviously need by Steve Lyon dicted 10 years ago. That growth, to a attention. If you drive around the county Lyndon Haines made his intent to run smaller degree, will come to Weiser and for very long, you know there are sections for a seat on the three-member Washing- Washington County. of roads that need fixing. We need to do the ton County commission official on Mon- It is not just people moving to Idaho best we can with the resources we have,” day by filing the candidate paperwork with from out of state that is fueling the growth he said. the county clerk. in the Treasure Valley. It’s also people re- There has been success in attracting new Haines is running as a Republican for tiring in Boise, Meridian and Nampa that businesses to the area and Haines said he the District 1 seat on the county commis- want to move to a rural location like Weiser wants to continue that effort. He supports sion, an area that takes in most of the city and Washington County for the lifestyle. reasonable tax incentives to entice industry of Weiser. “We’re experiencing some growth, and to locate in Washington County. While commission candidates must live I think we are going to continue to experi- He said existing businesses don’t get tax in the district they represent, they are elect- ence growth. We should manage and pre- breaks and shouldn’t be punished for being ed at large by all county voters. pare for it,” he said. successful for the past 30 years. Businesses The Republican party aligns with his Managing for growth includes preserv- need to pay their fair share for use of roads Lyndon Haines filed to seek the Dis- conservative values of a smaller govern- ing the area’s prime agricultural land while trict 1 seat on the Washington Coun- ment that gives citizens what they pay for allowing people to build homes. see CANDIDATE, Page 8 ty commission. Photo by Steve Lyon Obituaries 2 WEISER SIGNAL AMERICAN, Wednesday, March 4, 2020 Coming Up Weiser Elks Lodge bingo Have a fun evening at the Weiser Elks Lodge playing bingo on Thursday evenings starting at 7 p.m. Everyone is invited to come and play. Bingo at the Senior Center The Weiser Senior and Community Center is hosting bingo every Mon- day night. Doors open at 6 p.m., with games starting at 7 p.m. The Weiser Senior and Community Center is located at 115 E. Main St. For more information, call (208) 414-0750. Fit and Fall Proof Classes Fit and Fall Proof classes are held at the Vendome Events Center in Weiser on Tuesday and Thursday from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. The classes are free and are a functional fitness class for older adults. For more information, contact Kasey Brock at 208-549-4490. Senior Center Breakfast The Weiser Senior and Community Center will serve breakfast on the first and third Saturday of every month from 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. The first Saturday will be a pancake breakfast and the third will be biscuits Before he became a full-time western entertainer, Dave Stamey lived the life of and gravy. Gem State Fiddlers will entertain. Cost for the all you can eat a cowboy, and it’s those experiences that he writes and sings about. Stamey’s breakfast is $6. concert on March 8 will benefit the nonprofit Onionskin Players.Courtesy photo Soup kitchen at St. Luke’s 2020 Warm up this winter with hearty, homemade soup. St. Luke’s Soup Kitchen Cowboy singer, all-around entertainer will be open every Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. until March 5. Join friends and meet new people as you enjoy free food and fellowship. The Episcopal Church Parish Hall is located at East First and Liberty streets will perform in Weiser on March 8 in Weiser. All are welcome. Dave Stamey has lived the cowboy life he sings about Weiser Lions will celebrate 90th anniversary On Saturday, March 21, 2020, the Weiser Lions Club will host its 90th by Steve Lyon him and his guitar. He’s very entertain- anniversary charter party. We are trying to locate former members who Western musician and all-around cow- ing.” live locally to celebrate with us, share experiences and provide pictures. boy entertainer Dave Stamey will treat Stamey has lived the life he sings Please call Steve Penner at 208-550-1241. fans to an afternoon concert at the Star about, which gives his music authenticity. Theater in Weiser on Sunday, March 8, at He has played at the Elko Cowboy Po- Friends of the Library 2 p.m. etry Gathering, the Santa Clarita Cowboy The Friends of the Library will meet on Wednesday, March 4, at 4:30 p.m. at the Weiser Public Library. Tickets are $25 each and are going fast Festival, the Autry Museum of Western for a chance to see Stamey, a 2016 induct- Heritage and the Durango Cowboy Po- Spring soccer registration ee of the Western Music Hall of Fame.
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