Courier NEWS Vol 40 Num 15

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Thisweek’smeetingoftheFairfieldCityCouncilhasbeenmovedtotheCamasSeniorCentertoaccommo-dateareportbytheCom-munityReviewteam. Lastsummer,ateamofelevencommunitydevelop-mentprofessionalsvisitedFairfield to evaluate eco-nomicdevelopment,infra-structureandrecreationalopportunitiesinthecom-munity.OnThursday,April14th,theteamwillreturntoCamasCountytopresenttheirfindings. This is a unique oppor-tunity for the residents ofFairfieldtoseetheircom-munitythroughtheeyesofindividualsfromoutsidethearea.ThegoaloftheCom-munityReviewistoprovidecommunitieswithobjectiveinformationfromdevelop-ment professionals, create

aforumtoexpressinternalleadershipviewpoints,andtogivecitizensanopportu-nitytovoicetheiropinions. Themeetingwillbeginat6p.m.(125WillowAveWest)Refreshmentswillbeprovided. Other item on the CityCouncil’s agenda includefireworksdonations,bouncehouse request for CamasDays,springcleanup,andArborDay.

The Idaho CommunityReview is a collaborativeprojectoftheAssociationofIdahoCities,IdahoDepart-mentofCommerce,theU.S.DepartmentofAgriculture- Rural Development, theU.S.DepartmentofHous-ing&UrbanDevelopment,IdahoHousing&FinanceAssociation, University ofIdaho,IdahoRuralPartner-ship,andahostofotherfed-eral,state,local,andprivateorganizations.

FairfieldCommunityReviewRoadworkOn U.S. 93

RehabilitatingfiveU.S.93bridgesbetweenShoshoneandCareywillrequireshortdelays this week for trafficateachlocation.TheIdahoTransportationDepartment’sbridgeworkwillensurestruc-turalsurfaceandintegritytoextendoverallbridgelife. Work began Monday,April11,attwobridgescross-ingtheLittleWoodRiverlocatedatmileposts199and200inBlaineCounty.Workon three other bridges isexpected to begin in May.ThosebridgesspantheMil-ner-GoodingCanalatmile-post167nearShoshone,theLittle Wood River at 177southofRichfieldandSilverCreekatmilepost198neartheLincoln/BlaineCountyLine.Workisexpectedtobecompletedbymid-June. TheIdahoTransportationBoardadvancedagroupof27 projects in 2015 usingfundsallocatedbytheIda-hoLegislatureforthestate’sfirsttransportation-revenueincrease in nearly two de-cades.Doingsoenabledtheadvancementofdozensofothercriticallyneededroadandbridgeprojectsstatewidein the future. This bridgework is one of the initialgroupofprojects.

TaxRefundSpaghettiFeed ThisSaturday,April16th,theFairfieldAmericanLegionPost#19willhostanAllYouCanEatSpaghettifeedattheFairfieldLegionHall.Ticketsare$6eachandincludessalad,garlicbread,andasofedrink.

Dungeonopensat5:30p.m.Spaghettiisservedat6:00p.m.

Bringyourtaxdeductions(kids),enjoysomegreatfood,andjointhefuneventsincludinghorseracesandacakewalk.

Ticketsareavailablefromanylegionmemberoratthedoor.Kidsunder8areFree!

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsOpenHouse: ComingSoon!FloralAvenueGardenson9thAveEastwillbeholdingaGrandOpeningonApril29th.Watchforflyersandmoreinformation.OwnedandoperatedbyKeithBalmer.Vendor/Volunteers Wanted CrossroadsAtticinShoshoneislookinglookingforvendorswhowouldliketovolunteerasclerks.Weareavendorsco-opgroupinShoshone.FormoreinfocallCindyHeiken@208-544-2444.Food Bank in Fairfield: TheLighthouseFoodPantrywillbeopenthisFriday,April15th,from3to4p.m.If you can’t make it, give Ed a call at 764-3322. The Lighthouse Church / Pantry is located on East Ponderosa, just across from the bus barn.

BIG YARD SALE GoldenYearsSeniorcenterinShoshonewillholdaYardSalethisFriday&Saturday-9to3.Clothes,toys,houseware,handmadeitems,andmore.OnSATURDAY,April16th,cometotheirPANCAKEBREAKFAST.Property Tax Relief ThereisstilltimetosignupfortheIdahoPropertyTaxReliefProgram.YouhaveuntilApril15thtosaveupto$1,320onyourpropertytaxes(homeanduptooneacre)dependingonyourincome.Thismoneyneverhastobepaidback,butthetaxpayerdoesneedtoapplyeveryyear. Contactyourcountyassessor’sofficetoseeifyouqualify. CamasCountyAssessor-208-764-2370 GoodingCountyAssessor-208-934-5666 LincolnCountyAssessor-208-886-2161

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FridayApril15th

6:30-7:45pmFairfieldCommunityChurch

TROUT DINNERand Baked Goods Sale

TheUnitedMethodistChurchinHagermanwillholdtheirannualTroutDinneronFriday,April15th,from5to7p.m.Menuincludes:troutfillets,salad,bakedpotatoes,bakedbeans,rolls,dessertandbeverages. Adultticketsare$10,childrenare$5,andchildrenunder6eatforfree.Everyoneiswelcome.Formoreinformationcall873-6089(take-outsavailable).

April 15thin Hagerman

April 15th & 16th and April 22nd & 23rd TheWendellMiddleSchoolandHighSchoolwillbeperformingMeredithWilson’sMusicManoverthenexttwoweekends.DirectorVaLeenHendersonisexcitedtosharewhatherstudentshavelearnedintheprocessofbringingthisiconicmusicaltolife. PerformanceswilltakeplaceattheWendellHighSchoolauditoriumstartingat7:00p.m.eachnightoftheshow.

Ticketsareavailableatthedoor$5perpersonor$20perfamily

DogLicensesaredueApril15.

Ifyourdoggoesmissing(orwandering),thisisthebestinsurance

thatheorshewillfindtheirwayhome.

GoodingArborDayCelebrationApril21stat3p.m.infrontofCityHall.

Sponsoredby:WoodRiverRC&D,GoodingSCD,andtheCityofGooding.

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HOURS: Tue - Sat 10 to 6 / Sun 12 to 6

AprilEvents-GoodingLibrary14th 10amStoryHour(4and5yearolds) 4pmLEGOclub 6:30pmKnittinggroup(newcomerswelcome)15th Libraryclosedforstafftraining16th 10:30amDollsandTea–Pajamaparty!18th 1pmJewelryMakingforAdults 4pmCrazy8smath(kindergarten-thirdgraders)19th 6pm Tween/Teen Activity - Hollywood gamenight 6:30pmArtJournalingforAdults20th 10:30amLittleFolks(0-3yearolds) 4pmElementaryReaders’Group21st 10amStoryHour(4and5yearolds) 4pmJuniorArtJournaling 5:30pmAdults’BookClub–ShoalsofTime22nd2pmSciencewith4H–Terrariums 7pm After Hours Fundraising event – Art forAdults26th 6pmTween/TeenActivity-3DPrinting 6:30pmArtJournalingforAdults27th 10:30amLittleFolks(0-3yearolds) 4pmElementaryReaders’Group28th 10amStoryHour(4and5yearolds) 4pmJuniorArtJournaling 6:30pmKnittinggroup29th 12:30pmPapercrafts

Gooding County MuseumOpening Date... April 16th

GoodingCountyMuseumwillopenforthesummeronApril16,2016.TheMuseumwillbeopeneveryFridayandSaturday,from10:00AMto4:00PM.Thereisnochargeforadmittancebutdonationsarealwaysaccepted.Priortotheopeningdate,therewillbeaMuseumworkdayonApril9,2016between11a.m.to4p.m.Ontheworkday,apotlucklunchwillbeserved. TheGoodingCountyMuseumislocatedat273EuskadiLane(Hwy46/Hwy26)JunctioninGooding,Idaho,be-tweenNorthCanyonMedicalCenterandtheGoodingBasqueAssociationCenter. Thisyear’sthemeisearlycountyhistoryplustheyearoftheThorneSchoolhouse.NewexhibitshavebeenaddedandtheMuseumResearchCenterhasincreaseditsre-searchmaterials. Foranyquestionsortosetuptoursonotherdays,pleasecontacttheGoodingCountyMuseumat(208)934-5318,JoaniPaulsat934-5366,orKrisQuigleyat490-7466oremailatgoodingcountymuseum@yahoo.com.

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o b i t u a r i e s Patricia“Pat”Ruth(Spratt)Herman-alifelongnativeIda-hoan-wasbornonOctober27,1924, a beautiful, tough littlegirl,toB.D.(Jack)&FlorenceH.(Schwindamann)Spratt inFairfield, Idaho. She joined 2brotherstocompletetheirfam-ilyof5.Hermotherwasaschoolteacheranddadwasagroceryclerk, agent for the Goodingcreamery,andworkedasPostMasterinFairfield.PatpassedawaywithfamilybyhersideonMarch16,2016. Shelearnedtobeindependentatayoungage,andwhenthepianoinstructorcametoteachherbrotherstoplaythepiano,atage4shedecidedtoclimbuponthepianobenchandbegantotrytoplay.Theinstructorsaid,“She’sgoingtodoitanyway,sowemightaswellteachher,too.”Thiswasthebeginningofalife-longloveofmusicandthefirstofseveralinstrumentsthatshelearnedtoplay.TheSprattfamilyhadabandandplayedformanydancesandcommunityeventsinFairfieldandsurroundingcommunities. Patty,asshewasknownthen,wasastellarstudentgraduatingasvaledictorianofherclassin1942.Shekeptverybusywithdrama,debate,andreporter/editoroftheSnowshoeschoolpaper.Shewasinband,playedbaseball,letteredinbasketball,andwasamemberof4-H. Afamilyfriendencouragedhertobecomeatelegrapherafterhighschool,andshestartedworkingfortheUnionPacificRail-roadinJuneof1943.Besidesbeingatelegrapher,shepassedmessagestotheengineers.Thisinvolvedstandingascloseas1foottoaspeeding60mile-per-hourtrain.Messageswereat-tachedtoastringatthetopofforkedstick,andtheengineersgrabbedthemasthetrainwentby.Iftheyhadtostopandbackuptogetthemessage,itdidnotbringmanysmiles!ThisjobgavehertheopportunitytoseemanypartofthewesternU.S.(Nevada,Idaho,Utah,Oregon,andWyoming)asshetraveledtherailstowhereshewasneeded.AsthetroopsbegantoreturnfromWorldWarII,shewasreleasedfromherjobwiththerailroadtoletreturningmilitarypersonnelfindemploymenttosupporttheirfamilies. WhileworkinginReverse,Idaho,PatmetDonFlock,andtheyweremarried.Ofthisunion2childrenwereborn,Patricia(Patsy)in1948andWilliam(Bill)in1949.Theylaterdivorced. AfterabriefreturntotheU.P.Railroad,PatmarriedE.C.(Ted)HermanonNovember3,1951.TheymovedfromNewPlymouthtoEmmettafterthecompletionoftheirnewhomewhichhadbeenabarracksthatTedboughtandrebuiltonthepresenthomesite.Fourchildrenwereborntocompletetheirfamily:Marie,Ruth,

PatriciaRuthHerman Jim,andJean.Asherfamilygrew,PatwasveryinvolvedwiththeireducationandeventsatVanderdassonSchool,includingplayingpianoforspecialoccasionsandPTA,whereshewasinvolvedinstartingthefirst“hotlunch”program(whichconsistedofhotdogsandchips)!Duringtheseyears,shebecamefamiliarwiththepoliciesofplacing“handicapped”childreninthepublicschoolsystem.Oneofherchildrenwasbornwithaphysicalhandicapwhichcausedhimtowalkwithaslightlimp.Hewasnotraisedtoviewhislimpasahandicap,andshewouldnotallowtheschoolsystemtotreathimashavingahandicap. Tosupporttheirfamily,TedandPatoperatedadairyfarmwhileTedworkedforBoiseCascadelumbermillinEmmettandPatraisedthefamily.In1963,PatandTedranEmmettMeatandhadamobilebutchertruck.PatworkedfortheMessengerIndexasaruralreporter;fortheCensusBureauin1964;andfortheElectionBoardattheLethavotingpolls.Shewasabook-keeperforRambowLogging,ataxprepareratH&RBlock;andlaterworkedforthreeCPA’sduringtaxseasonsuntilherretirementatage62. Patplayeddrums,piano,organ,clarinet,andtheaccordion,anden-joyedlisteningtotheradioandtherecordplayer.SheandTedbecameavidrockhounds,weremembersofthe Squaw Butte Rockhounds inEmmett,andtraveledalloverthenorthwesttofindbeautifulstones.PatandTedalsoenjoyedballroomdancingformanyyears.Patwasalong-timememberoftheNewPlym-outhLelandE.ThomasVFWAuxil-liaryPostNumber9036andheldalloffices,includingtheIdahoStateVFWAuxiliarypresident. Patwasprecededindeathbyherparents,BruceandFlorenceSpratt;brotherandsister-in-law,IrvingandBettySpratt;andbrother,BruceSpratt;daughter,PatMorris;son,BillFlock;granddaughter,LoriMorris. Patissurvivedbyherhusbandof64years,EdgellC.(Ted)HermanofEmmett,Idaho;herson-in-law,JohnMorrisofGlennsFerry,Ida-ho;herdaughter-in-law,NancyFlockofSpokane,Washington;herdaughter,MarieWarehime(ScottKammeyer)ofSt.Maries,Idaho;herdaughter,RuthHermanofBoise,Idaho;herson,Jim(Lori)Her-manofEmmett,Idaho;herdaughter,JeanHermanofBoise,Idaho;andhersister-in-law,LydiaSprattofFresno,CaliforniaandNampa,Idaho.SheisalsosurvivedbyhergrandchildrenincludingBeth(Neil)Kerr,JeffGilmore,Lisa(Kirk)Paulson,David(Chanell)Flock,James(Starla)Flock,Angela(Demontate)Lopp,LanceWarehime,Staci(Brett)Rogers,Ryan(Jessica)Herman,Jason(Ann)Herman;20great-grandchildrenincludingChristopher,Ryan,Trevor,Riley,Isaiah,Bekah,Peyton,Kayla,Ja’Kolbe,Jai’dynn,Layci,Lydia,Jayce,Kali,Ty,Otis,Isabella,Eleanor,Brandon,andBailey.Alsoimportanttoherwerehernumerousniecesandnephewsandtheirfamilies. AmemorialserviceisbeingplannedforMay14,2016inEmmett.

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o b i t u a r i e sTeddyJoeWest

MSgt.TeddyJoeWest,USAF(Ret.),85,ofJerome,passedawaypeacefullyonTuesdayApril5,2016,inJerome.HewasbornMarch2,1931,inWendell,Idaho,the son of George EdgarWestandJosephineAde-lineWickershamWest. TedwasraisedinWen-dell and graduated fromWendellHighSchoolin1949.HeenlistedintheUSArmyAirCorpsandtransitionedtotheAirForcewhereheHonorablyretiredafter26yearsofservice.OnJuly17,1951,hemarriedJaneSimmonsinJerome,Idaho.Themilitarylifetooktheyoungfamilyaroundtheglobe.In1976,followingTed’sretirement,theyreturnedtoIdahoandsettledinJerome.TedsoonwenttoworkfortheStateofIdahoTransportationDepartmentandfinallyretiredin1993.Heenjoyedfishingandhunting,campingandespecially“goingforadrive.” Tedissurvivedbyhissweetheartof64years,JaneWestofJerome;theirchildren,Judy(Ray)ShawofDaleville,AL,TerryWestofOrlando,FL,DavidWestofJeromeandCherylLamm-Peterson,alsoofJerome;sixgrandchildren,Leah,Scott,Benjamin,Jason,AndrewandEmma;fourgreat-grandchildren,Hunter,Michael,RyderandJasie;hisin-laws,AliceWest,ReedaO’Toole,Nephi(Betty)Simmons,ThoraLange,Carl(Lorna)Simmons,Paula(Gordon)McCowen,Teresa(Rick)Crumrine,Harley(Sharon)SimmonsandJoy(J.V.)Mitchell;andmanyex-tendedfamilymembersandfriends.Heisprecededindeathbyhisparents,hissisterJuanitaJacobsenandhisbrotherClydeWest. AvisitationwillbeheldSundayevening,April10,2016,

atFarnsworthMortuary,1343SouthLincoln,Jerome,wherefamilyandfriendsmaycallfrom6-8p.m.Funeralserviceswillbeconductedat11:00a.m.,Mon-dayApril11,2016,alsoatFarn-sworthMortuary,withBishopEdKingofficiating. Interment with militaryhonorswillfollowintheWen-dellCemetery.

CatherineLenaCareyThom-ason,96,ofShoshone,Idaho,diedMonday,January25,2016atDeSanoPlaceSuitesinSho-shone.CatherinewasbornonApril 13, 1919 in Millville,California, the daughter ofMartinandGladysCarey. Shewasraisedandeducatedin Shoshone and graduatedfromShoshoneHighSchoolin1938andthenattendedBoiseBusiness College. While at-tendingBusinessCollegeshelivedwithandassistedGov-ernorC.BenRossandfamily.DuringherlifesheworkedforIdahoPower,BerkeleyLandBank(duringW.W.II),andsecretaryforJackMurphy–Attorney,andHowardD.Adkins–ProsecutingAttorneyforLincolnCounty. Catherinemarriedtheloveofherlifeandhighschoolsweetheart,William“Bill”ThomasononSeptember6,1941inShoshone.Tothatuniontwosonswereadded.Bill and Catherine lived in Hailey and Arco, Idaho;GuatemalaandColumbia,SouthAmericabeforesettlingdowninShoshonein1958. CatherinelovedShoshone.AsaresidentofShoshonesince1923shewasactivelyinvolvedinthecommunityandagreatsupporteroftheschoolsandyouthofthecommunityandaGrandmatoanychildwhoneededone.ShewaschosenCitizenoftheYearfortheShoshoneChamberofCommerce.AsalifelongmemberofSt.Peter’sCatholicChurchandwashonoredasWomenoftheYearfortheCatholicWomanLeaguein2008. Catherineissurvivedbyherson,EdwardThomasonofJackpot,Nevada.Shewasprecededindeathbyherhus-band, William; son, Patrick; parents; and sister, LenaGoldsbrough. ThankstothestaffofDeSanoPlaceinShoshoneandAl-lianceHospiceforthewonderfulcaretheygaveher. ARosarywillbeheldonThursday,April14,2016at7p.m.atSt.Peter’sCatholicChurchinShoshone.AfuneralservicewillbeheldonFriday,April15,2016at11a.m.atSt.Peter’sCatholicChurch.GravesideinturmentwillfollowattheShoshoneCemeteryinShoshone,Idaho. Inlieuoff lowersmemorialcontributionsmaybemadeto St. Peter’s Catholic Church; the Shoshone Educa-tionFoundation;theGoldenYearsCitizenCenteroracharityofyourchoice. ArrangementsbyDemarayFuneralService.

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Friday,April15 BBQChickenTuesday,April19 Macn’Cheesew/ChickenStripsWednesday,April20 Chef’sChoice

TheU.S.Dept.ofAgricultureprohibitsdiscriminationinallitsprogramsandactivitiesonthebasisofrace,color,sex,nationalorigin,religion,age,disability,politicalbeliefs,sexualorientation,ormaritalor family status (notallprohibitedbasesapply toallprograms).Tofileacomplaintofdiscrimination,writeUSDADirector,OfficeofCivilRights,1400IndependenceAvenue,SW,WashingtonDC20250-9410orcall800-795-3272(voice)or202-720-6382(TDD).USDAisanequalopportunitylender,providerandemployer.

Senior Center MenusAll menus are subject to change without notice.

Wendell536-9951(380East1stStreet)LunchisservedeveryMonday&FridayatNoon.

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Hagerman837-6120(140EastLakeStreet)LunchisservedeveryMonday,Wednesday&Friday.

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Monday,April18...ChickenFriedSteakWednesday,April20...HamburgerStroganoff

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TherewasadaywhenCrackerJackshadavaluesecondtonone.Everyonewanted

thatcandycoatedpopcornandpeanuts,andofcoursethetoythatcameineachboxCrackerJacks.TheoldcommercialsonTV(Ifyouareoldenoughtoremember)wouldshowayoungboyortwocominginthestoreandlayingalltheirchangeonthecounterforaboxofCrackerJacks.Theywouldbeshortandtheclerkwouldshakehisheadno.ThenthekidwouldtakeouthisprizedsizedpocketknifeorsomekeepsakehopinghecouldgettheCrackerJacks. Notlongago,whileatthestore,IthoughtI’dcheckthevalueoftoday’sCrackerJacks.Today’spackagingcomesinabaglikepotatoeschipsoryouhavetobuythreeatatime.Wouldn’tyouknowit,Iwasthirtycentsshortofthetotal.ThegalatthecounteragreedIwasshortthirtycents. Idugintomypocketsandproduceda1/2inchwasher(forwhatreasonIhadit,whoknows.)Isatitonthecounterandtheclerkjustlookedatmewithastrangelook.ThenIlaidmypocketknifeonthecounterandtoldher,“Onebladeisbroken,butisitenoughtotradefortheCrackerJacks?”Sheshookherheadandsaidherhusbanddoesn’thuntanddoesn’tneedaknife.ShecontinuedherassertsionthatIwasthirtycentsshort.Iguessshedidn’trememberthegoodoldcommercialsanddidn’tthinkIwashumorous. IaddedadollarbilltothechangeandleftwiththeCrackerJacks.Icouldn’twaittoseewhatIgotfortheprize.(Justalittlepaperthing???) In1871FrederickRuscheim,aGermanimmigrant,headedtoChicagoaftertheGreatFireforwork.Payingjobsweren’tasgoodashewastold.Fredrickopenedaonepopperpopcornstand.Businessexpandedtobiggerstandsuntilfinallypopcornwholesaling.FredrickbroughthisbrotherLouisfromGermanyandsoldhimhalfofhisbusiness.FortheColumbiaExhibition,thefirstWorld’sFair,theyproducedanewproductwithmolas-ses,peanutsandanewsecretingredientthatdidn’tmakethepopcornsticktogether. ThetrademarkednamewasfromaVictorianslang,forsome-thingverygood.“That’sacrackerjack!”TheCrackerJacklogowasasailorboyandhisdogBingo,whichwerefromtwothings;Fredricksgrandsonwasalwaysdressedasasailorboyandawartimesalutetooursoliders. AtfirsttheprizesinCrackerJackswerecouponstosaveandtrade.Latertheybecamerealtoys(nowtheyarepapergames).Since1912CrackerJackshasgivenout23billiontoys-perhapsmakingitthebiggestprovideroftoysintheWorld. ThisismyCarmelcoated“CupofTee!”

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BarbaraRuthJohnson Barbara Ruth Johnson, 76,passedawaypeacefullyonApril3,2016,atherhomeinHager-man,Idaho.BarbarawasbornonJanuary10,1940,inHailey,Idaho, to Stanley and EstellaJohnson.ShewasraisedinHaileyandgraduatedfromHaileyHighSchoolin1958. Barb lived a full life in theWoodRiverValley.In1982,shemovedtoHagerman,tobeclosetoherMom.HerlifebecameevenfullerandshefoundherTRUECALLING,whichwaslovingandhelp-ingpeople.Whetherthroughhercareerasacaregiverandhousecleaner,orinherpersonalrelationships,shegavesacrificiallyofherself,puttingothersfirst.Ineverythingshedid,herdesirewastomakeotherpeople’slivesbetter.Withoutfail,herclientsbecameherfriends. NomatterwhereBarbarawent,peoplesawthesamethingsinher:herstrength,herpositiveoutlook,hersenseofhumor,hersmile,andhergiftoflovingGodandothers.Shewasdeterminedtoalwaysseethingsthroughtotheendandnevergiveup.Herheartoverflowedwithloveforherfamilyandfriends.HerfaithinGodwasherstrengthandrefugeandshelivedthatouteverydayofherlife. Barb,alsoenjoyedtravelingallovertheworldtoseeherkids,family,andfriends;outdooractivitieslikecamping,hunting,fishing,mountainlakes;gardening,especiallyherflowerbeds;takingcareofherlawnonherridinglawnmower;hersewingcircle;goingoutforcoffeeandlunchwithherfriends;servinginherchurch;geocaching;andbakingcookiesandcakesforpeople. Barbaraissurvivedbyherbrother,StanleyJohnson,Jr(Dorla)-Pinehurst,ID;daughter,JoniVillalobos(Omar)-Lutz,FL,andtheirchildren,SonyaandEvin;son,DeanoMiller(Shelley)-Bellevue,ID,andtheirson,Cooper;daughter,CindyWauchope(Robby)–Boise,ID,andtheirchildren,Hannah,Sam,Zac,Josh,andBenjamin;granddaughtersLacyGoeckner–Phoenix;BrandiHill(Duke)–Phoenix,andtheirchildrenUrijah,Marquez,andSavior;andmanycousins,nieces,andnephews. Barbarawasprecededindeathbyherparents,StanandEstellaJohnson;sister,BettyJohnson;brother,CliffordJohnson;andson,SamMiller. Forallofuswhowereblessedtobelovedbyher,thereisahugevoidinourheartsandinourlives.Anyonewhometherwasimpactedbyhergenerousandlovingspirit.

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DennisCopenbarger,68,aresidentofHagerman,passedawayMonday,April11,2016atSt.Luke’sMagicValleyMedicalCenterinTwinFalls.ArrangementsarependingunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService–WendellChapel.

CecilElbertWarner,86,aresidentofGooding,passedawaySaturday,April9,2016atNorthCanyonMedicalCenterinGooding.Nopublicservicesareplanned.Ar-rangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.

JuliusKlotz,64,aformerGoodingresident,diedTuesday,April5,2016attheMini-CassiaCareCenterinBurley.FuneralservicesarependingandwillbeannouncedunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService–Good-ingChapel.

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Shefoughtthegoodfight.Shefinishedherrace.Shekeptthefaith.Welldone,goodandfaithfulservant. AMemorialService,withaluncheonimmediatelyfol-lowing,willbeheldat11am,onSaturday,April16,2016,atHagermanValleyBaptistChurch,307N.StateStreetinHagerman. MemorialContributionsmaybemadetoHagermanValleyBaptistChurch,stating“InMemoryofBarb”.ThedonationswillbedirectedtotheCelebrateRecoveryMin-istry,afaithbasedalcoholanddrugaddictionrecoveryprogram. ArrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDe-marayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.Condolencesandmemoriesmaybesharedwiththefamilybyvisitingtheobituarylinkatwww.demarayfuneralservice.com.

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PrimeTimeforLake&ReservoirFishing ManyofIdaho’slow-elevationreservoirsareinpeakseasondur-ingAprilandMaywhenwarmwaterfisharefeedingactivelyastheypreparetospawn.Thatincludesbassandpanfish,suchascrappieandbluegill.Mostreservoirsarefullinthespring,whichmakesprimehabitatinshallowbaysandcovesavailableforanglers. FishandGamealsorampsupitstroutstockingprogramduringspringanddeliversfishtomostlakesandreservoirs.FishandGameisstocking“magnum”rainbowtroutinmanyplaces,andthosefisharetypicallystockedat12to14incheslong.Somelakesalsohave“carryover”troutfrompreviousyear’sstocking.Thosecangrowtotrophy-sizeswithinafewyearswithgoodwaterconditions. BassandpanfisharenotstockedbyFishandGame,butF&Gcrewsoccasionallymovethemaroundwhenneededtojumpstartanewpopulation(likecityponds).Thesefishusuallynaturallyrepro-

duceenoughtosustainpopula-tionsandprovideplentyofac-tion,aswellasanopportunityforanglerstobringfishhometoeat.Bluegill,yellowperchandcrappietypicallydon’thavesizeordailybaglimits. BassgrowslowlyinIdaho’scolderwaters, so theyusuallyfallunderaminimum-sizelimit,andtheyalsohaveabaglimit.Somelakesaremanagedforbigbass,whichwillhaverestrictiverulestogivebassabetterchancetoreachlargersizes. Mosttroutlakesareman-aged under the “generalrules,”andtheyareopenyearround.Somespots fallun-derspecialrules,sobesureto check the regulations.Youcan find thedetailsatfishandgame.idaho.gov

Legal Notice: Unclaimed Capital CreditsThe following 10 electric cooperatives jointly notify the public of unclaimed capital creditsquarterly and post their respective lists on the following websites:Clearwater Power Company www.clearwaterpower.com/capitalcreditsFall River Electric Cooperative www.fallriverelectric.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Patronage-Captial-2013-List1.pdfIdaho County Light & Power Cooperative www.iclp.coop/content/capital-credits-0Kootenai Electric Cooperative www.kec.com/capitalcreditsLost River Electric Cooperative www.lostriverelectriccoopinc.com/unclaimed-patronage-capital.htmlLower Valley Energy, Inc. www.lvenergy.com/my-lv-account/unclaimed-capitalNorthern Lights, Inc. www.nli.coopRaft River Rural Electric Cooperative www.rrelectric.com/content/capital-creditsSalmon River Electric Cooperative www.srec.org/MembInfo/UnclmdCC.pdfUnited Electric Cooperative www.uec.coop/content/unclaimed-patronagePlease visit your local library if you do not have internet access.

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MAINTENANCE BID TheCamasCountyCem-eteryBoardisnowacceptingbidsformaintenanceonfourCamas County cemeteries.Personswishingtobidneedtohavetheirownequipmenttodomowing,trimming,andgeneral upkeep in a timelymanner as directed by theboard.MaintenancewillbedonefromMay2016throughSeptember2016.Fullmain-tenancewillbeneededduringthemonthsofMay,June,andJuly 2016. General upkeeponlywillneedtobeperformedduringthemonthsofAugustandSeptember.BidsshouldreflectreducedmaintenancehoursinAugustandSeptem-ber2016. BidsmaybesenttoLindaThomas (board member) atP.O. Box 508 - Fairfield,Idaho83327,ordroppedoffat129WillowAvenueWest.For more details, call 731-0585or764-2226.BidsmustbereceivedbyMonday,April25th,at12noon.

Saddle Up Bingo 1stand3rdThursdayoftheMonthattheLincolnCoun-tyCommunityCenter(201SouthBeverlyStreetinSho-shone,Idaho).Doorsopenat6:00pmandGamebeginsat6:30pm.$5.00foraBingopackwhichhas10gamesand3boardspergame.Thatis30gamesfor$5.00! PlaydifferentBingopatternsduringtheevening.WintheHotBalljackpotwhenyoubingowiththepredeter-minedHotBallNumber.Chancetowin$50.00onBlack-outwhenyougetbingoin54numbers. ThisisaCommunityFundraiserwithpartofthepro-ceedsfromeachnightgoesbacktoaLincolnCounty

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communityorganization. For more information,contactLeeRoss,SaddleUpBingoOrganizer886-9906or visit our Facebook pageSaddleUpBingo

Annual Iris Show TheMagicValleyIrisSocietywillhaveitsannualirisshow on Memorial Day Weekend, May 28th, at theKMVTcommunityroomlocatedat1100BlueLakesBlvd.North,TwinFalls,Idaho.Entriesacceptedfrom8:30am–10:30am.Youdonotneedtobeamembertoenter.Judgingbeginsat11:00am.Publicviewingwillbefrom11:00am–3:00pm.Theshowisfreetothepublic.Memberswillbeavailabletoprovideinformationandanswerquestionsaboutgrowingirises. Thisyear’sguestjudgewillbePhilWilliams,ownerofthepopularcommercialirisfarmRockyTopGardens.Philwillalsosharehisvastwealthofknowledgeinaclassroomjudgestrainingsessionfrom1:30pm-3:30pm.Thefol-lowingday,May29thPhilwillbegivingagardenjudgestrainingsessionstartingat10:00amatthehomeofJea-netteGraham.IfyouhavequestionspleasefreecalledJeanetteGrahamat734-3613.

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NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALEOnFriday,July22,2016atthehourof2:00PM,ofsaidday,onthefrontstepsoftheCamasCountyCourthouselocatedat501SoldierRoad,Fairfield,ID83327,AllianceTitle&EscrowCorp.,assuccessortrustee,willsellatpublicauction,tothehighestbidder,forcash,cashierscheck,certifiedcheckortellerscheck,(fromabankwhichhasabranchinthecommunityatthesiteofthesale),moneyorder,StateofIdahocheckorlocalgovernmentcheck,orcashequivalentinlawfulmoneyoftheUnitedStates,allpayableatthesametimeofsale,thefollow-ingdescribedrealproperty,situatedintheCountyofCamas,StateofIdaho,anddescribedasfollows,towit:

Lots9and10Block8,oftheCityofFairfield,accordingtotheofficialplatthereof,onfileintheofficeoftheCountyRecorder,CamasCounty,Idaho.

THETRUSTEEHASNOKNOWLEDGEOFAMOREPARTICULARDESCRIPTIONOFTHEABOVE-DE-SCRIBEDREALPROPERTY,BUTFORPURPOSESOFCOMPLIANCEWITHIDAHOCODE,SECTION60-113,THETRUSTEEHASBEENINFORMEDTHATTHESTREETADDRESSOF:227WestPonderosa,Fair-field,ID83327,MAYSOMETIMESBEASSOCIATEDWITHSAIDREALPROPERTY.

Saidsalewillbemadewithoutcovenantorwarrantyregard-ingtitle,possessionorencumbrancestosatisfytheobligationsecuredbyandpursuanttothepowerofsaleconferredinthedeedoftrustexecutedbyJeromeJ.Bendelanunmarriedman,asGrantortoAllianceTitle&EscrowCorp.,asSuccessorTrustee,forthebenefitandsecurityofFederalNationalMort-gageAssociation(“FannieMae”),acorporationorganizedand

existingunderthelawsoftheUnitedStatesofAmericaasSuc-cessorBeneficiary,recordedFebruary23,2010asInstrumentNo.2010-082830,MortgagerecordsofCamasCounty,Idaho.THEABOVEGRANTORSARENAMEDTOCOM-PLYWITHSECTION45-1506(4)(a),IDAHOCODE.NOREPRESENTATIONISMADETHATTHEYARE,ORARENOT,PRESENTLYRESPONSIBLEFORTHISOBLIGATION.

Thedefaultforwhichthissaleistobemadeisfailureto: MakeprincipalandinterestpaymentsassetforthonsaidDeedofTrustandPromissoryNote.Theoriginalloanamountwas$93,100.00togetherwithinterestthereonattherateof4.6250%perannum,asevidencedinPromissoryNotedatedJanuary26,2010.PrincipalandinterestpaymentsareindefaultforthemonthsofOctober2015throughandincludingMarch2016intheamountof$289.24permonthandcontinuingeachandeverymonththereafteruntildateofsaleorreinstatement.TheprincipalbalanceasofMarch15,2016is$62,597.49to-getherwithaccruedandaccruinginterestthereonattherateof4.6250%perannum.Inadditiontotheabove,thereisalsodueanylatecharges,advances,escrowcollectionfees,attorneyfees,feesorcostsassociatedwiththisforeclosure.

Thebalanceowingasofthisdateontheobligationsecuredbysaiddeedoftrustis$62,597.49,excludinginterest,costsandexpensesactuallyincurredinenforcingtheobligationsthereunderorinthissale,astrustee’sfeesand/orreasonableattorney’sfeesasauthorizedinthepromissorynotesecuredbytheaforementionedDeedofTrust.Dated:March21,2016

AllianceTitle&EscrowCorp.By:BobbiOldfield,TrustOfficer

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TRANSFERNO.80728

PATRICKFLORENCEandWENDYFLORENCE,POBOXEE,TWINFALLS,ID83303;hasfiledApplicationNo.80728forchangestothefollowingwaterrightswithinCAMAS County(s): RightNo(s).37-22785;toseeafulldescriptionoftheserightsandtheproposedtransfer,pleaseseewww.idwr.idaho.gov/apps/wr/QueryNewTransfers/QueryNewTransfers.aspx.Thepurposeof the transferistochangeaportionoftheaboverightsasfollows:Ap-

plicationfortransferproposeschangingthepointofdiver-sion(POD)fora0.15cfs,9.7acre Sampson Creek right.ThetransferseekstochangetoanewPODlocatedontheapplicant’spropertyapproxi-mately0.4milesdownstreamofthecurrentlyauthorizeddi-versions.ThenewPODandplace of use are located ap-proximately5.6milesnorthofFairfield.

For additional informationconcerningthepropertyloca-tion,contactSouthernRegionofficeat(208)736-3033.Pro-

testsmaybesubmittedbasedonthecriteriaofIdahoCodeSec. 42-222. Any protestagainsttheproposedchangemust be filed with the De-partmentofWaterResources,Southern Region, 650 Ad-disonAveWSte500,TwinFallsID83301togetherwithaprotestfeeof$25.00foreachapplicationonorbeforeApril25,2016.Theprotestantmustalsosendacopyoftheprotesttotheapplicant.

GarySpackman,Directorpublished on April 6th &13th,2016

NOTICEOFPROPOSEDCHANGEOFWATERRIGHT “Pots and Plugs”

Tree & Shrub Sale going on

NOW! TheCamasConserva-tionDistricthasawon-derful variety of plantsavailablefortheCamasarea. OrderformsavailableattheCamasConservationDistrictofficeorbyemailatcamasscd@yahoo.comorcall764-3223

Services►Free Card Tricks. Available 7 days-a-week from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 120 N. Idaho Street in Wendell (M.V. Manor/Safe Haven). Contact Andy Smith at 544-0092.

►In PAIN? Free sample, all Natural Supplement reduces pain. Limited Quantities. No Obligation or Purchase re-quired! Call or Text Tara at 208-316-0983.►PATCHING Levi, coveralls, etc. Repair broken zippers in anything: jackets, bags, pants, etc. Hemming: pants, dresses, coveralls, etc. NEW DROPS: Ace Hardware in Good-ing & Shoshone. Call Kathy 837-6267.►Complete Health Care In-surance Agency: Health, Den-tal, Vision & Hearing. Indi-vidual, Families, Friends & Business. Medicare & State Exchange. Disability, long term care, final expenses. Desiree’ DeGiorgio 208-340-0544 or desireeshealthcare@hotmail.com (NPN # 16997876)►Wood Furniture Repair: re-glue joints. Storage shelving installed. Call 490-3750.►Long Arm Quilting and Custom Sewing. Do you have a quilt top that needs to be quilted? Need to finish a quilt by sewing the binding? Call 208-934-6400 Sunflower Quilting in Bellevue, Idaho.►Have scrap metal? Call Thomas Davis at 764-2484.

For RentFairfield: Modern cabin/apt, energy efficient, pro-pane fireplace, great viewoftheSoldierMnts.$400 per month. Call309-0509.

Classified AdsWanted: Good Used Items TheDeseretIndustriesPodisbackinFairfieldandlo-catedinparkinglotoftheLDSChurch.Nolargeappliances,andplease,donatethingsthatcanbeusedbysomeoneelse. DeseretIndustrieshelpstrainthosethataretryingtolearnjobskills.Moneygeneratedisusedtohelppeoplegotoschooltoin-creasetheirjobskills. Contact numbers to unlockthe pod are Lisa Mowdy: 539-3895, and Pam Jones:764-2467

Wanted:►Old travel trailers to recy-cle. Call Tom at 764-2484

►Seeking all manner ofcarbon materials: Logs, tree trimmings, leaves, wood chips, old hay and straw! Moldyandrottenjustfine.Must be free of plastic, paint, chemicals, etc. No load too large! Call: 309-0509

►Seeking water rightstransfer/saletoirrigate3-5acres near Fairfield. Got an unused pivot corner? Help a lad out! Thanks kindly for your consideration. Call: 30�-050�

For Sale►Oak TV Entertainment center w/ glass and wood doors, 5 shelves. $75 Call 764-2337

►1999 AUDI A6 QUATRO. All Options - Good condition. $2400. Call 230-6295.

►WoodMaster outdoor wood stove for sale. Sits outside and heats home, hot water, shop or barn. Small or large homes. Burn either wood or pellets. Safe and efficient. John 208-781-0691.

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Employment►TheLincolnCountyFairBoardisnowacceptingbidsforfairweekjanitorial.ThecontractwouldrunfromJuly23rdtoJuly31st.Ifinterested,pleasecontactanyboardmemberorcall208-539-4500.Youcanalsoe-mailabidtoLCFair2@gmail.com.YoucanmailtotheLincolnCountyFairBoardordropitoffattheExtensionofficeat201SouthBeverlySt.Shoshone,ID83352also.►TheWRANGLERisnowHIRING!!!Dayshiftwork-erneededinFairfield’sWrangler,homeoftheworldfa-mousSnowBunnyBurger.Call764-2580orstopinforanapplication.►TheLincolnCountyFairBoardisacceptingapplicationsforthepositionofboardsecretary.Thisisaparttimesala-riedpositionwithoutbenefits.Pleasesubmitapplicationsby5:00PMApril11thtoLincolnCountyFairBoard201SouthBeverlySt.Shoshone,ID83352orbye-mailtoLCFair2@gmail.com.ApplicationsmayalsobedroppedoffattheLincolnCountyExtensionofficeat201SouthBeverlySt.inShoshone.

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