continued on page 7..... The Courier The Idaho Affiliate of Susan G. Komen anounced 2015/2016 Community Grants totaling $155,000 in their 28 county service area in Idaho. In the Magic Val- ley, Komen Idaho has slat- ed $35,500 to local servic- es, much of this funded by the public’s participation in events such as Komen Boi- se Race for the Cure. The Magic Valley grants include: Glenns Ferry Health Center, $6,000; Minidoka Memorial Hos- pital, $12,500; St. Luke’s Magic Valley, $4,000; St. Luke’s Wood River Foun- dation, $7,000; and North Canyon Medical Center, $6,000. Most of these grants will be use to providing free mammogram and diagnos- tic service to women who cannot afford them, with the intention of reducing the number of late stage breast cancers and promot- ing breast health awareness in the region. “North Canyon Medical Center (NCMC) is very grateful to receive a grant from Komen Idaho. Our ‘Rural Care for Low to Middle Income Women’ program is a substantial part of our mammogra- phy department; the grant funds help provide breast health services to individu- als in our community and surrounding areas,” said Jamie Ramsey, QA Mam- Magic Valley Grants to Fight Breast Cancer mographer at NCMC. “NCMC and Komen Idaho have a grant relationship that spans almost a decade. We are fortunate to have a hospital administration and community that realizes the necessity of the grant and supports NCMC and Ko- men Idaho’s efforts to raise breast health awareness in our region. Many commu- nity members attend the an- nual Boise Race for the Cure to help raise vital grant funds.” Skate Park Ground Breaking Shoshone Family Medical Earns National Recognition National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) announced last Wednes- day that Shoshone Fam- ily Medical Center of Sho- shone, Idaho, has received NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) Recognition for using evi- dence-based, patient-cen- tered processes that focus on highly coordinated care and long-term, participa- tive relationships. The NCQA Patient-Cen- tered Medical Home is a model of primary care that combines teamwork and information technology to improve care, improve pa- tients’ experience of care and reduce costs. Medical homes foster ongoing part- nerships between patients and their personal clini- cians, instead of approach- ing care as the sum of epi- sodic office visits. Each patient’s care is overseen by clinician-led care teams that coordinate treatment across the health care sys- tem. Research shows that medical homes can lead to This coming Monday, April 13th, at 1:00 p.m. the City of Gooding will hold a ground breaking ceremony at the site of the new skate park located at 917 4th Avenue West in Gooding. Designed by Dreamland Skateparks, this facility will join a half dozen other world class skate parks in Idaho. It will, however, be more than just a skatepark. It will have picnic tables and places to just sit and enjoy the City of Gooding. Along with city officials, Glanbia Foods will also be at the celebration to present a $30,000 donation to project to help match the $92,000 grant from Idaho Parks & Recreation. Every one is encouraged to attend the celebration. Volume 39 ~ Number 14 News from the Heart of Idaho Camas • Lincoln • Gooding CourierNews.webs.com and Now... FaceBook facebook.com/pages/The-Courier-News ,2015 April 8 NEWS
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The Idaho Affiliate ofSusan G. Komen anounced 2015/2016 CommunityGrantstotaling$155,000intheir28countyserviceareainIdaho.IntheMagicVal-ley,KomenIdahohasslat-ed$35,500tolocalservic-es,muchofthisfundedbythepublic’sparticipationineventssuchasKomenBoi-seRacefortheCure. TheMagicValleygrantsinclude: Glenns FerryHealth Center, $6,000;Minidoka Memorial Hos-pital, $12,500; St. Luke’sMagic Valley, $4,000; St.Luke’sWoodRiver Foun-dation, $7,000; and NorthCanyon Medical Center,$6,000. Mostofthesegrantswill
be use to providing freemammogram and diagnos-tic service to women whocannot afford them, withthe intention of reducingthe number of late stagebreastcancersandpromot-ingbreasthealthawarenessintheregion. “North Canyon MedicalCenter (NCMC) is verygrateful to receive a grantfrom Komen Idaho. Our ‘Rural Care for Low toMiddle Income Women’program is a substantialpart of our mammogra-phy department; the grantfunds help provide breasthealthservicestoindividu-als in our community andsurrounding areas,” saidJamie Ramsey, QAMam-
Magic Valley Grants to Fight Breast Cancermographer at NCMC.“NCMCandKomenIdahohave a grant relationshipthatspansalmostadecade.Wearefortunatetohaveahospitaladministrationandcommunitythatrealizesthenecessity of the grant andsupports NCMC and Ko-menIdaho’seffortstoraisebreast health awareness inour region.Many commu-nitymembersattendthean-nual Boise Racefor the Cure tohelp raisevitalgrantfunds.”
Skate Park Ground Breaking ShoshoneFamily MedicalEarns National
Recognition National Committee forQualityAssurance(NCQA)announced last Wednes-day that Shoshone Fam-ilyMedicalCenterofSho-shone, Idaho, has receivedNCQA Patient-CenteredMedical Home (PCMH)Recognition for using evi-dence-based, patient-cen-tered processes that focusonhighlycoordinatedcareand long-term, participa-tiverelationships. TheNCQAPatient-Cen-tered Medical Home is amodelofprimarycarethatcombines teamwork andinformation technology toimprove care, improve pa-tients’ experience of careand reduce costs. Medicalhomesfosterongoingpart-nerships between patientsand their personal clini-cians, insteadofapproach-ingcareasthesumofepi-sodic office visits. Eachpatient’s care is overseenbyclinician-ledcareteamsthat coordinate treatmentacross the health care sys-tem. Research shows thatmedicalhomescan lead to
ThiscomingMonday,April13th,at1:00p.m.theCityofGoodingwillholdagroundbreakingceremonyatthesiteofthenewskateparklocatedat9174thAvenueWestinGooding. Designed byDreamlandSkateparks,thisfacilitywilljoinahalfdozenotherworldclassskateparksinIdaho.Itwill,however,bemorethanjustaskatepark.ItwillhavepicnictablesandplacestojustsitandenjoytheCityofGooding. Along with city officials, GlanbiaFoodswillalsobeatthecelebrationto
present a $30,000 donation to projectto helpmatch the $92,000 grant fromIdahoParks&Recreation. Everyoneisencouragedtoattendthecelebration.
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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsFood Bank in Fairfield: The Lighthouse Food Pantry this Friday, April 10th, from 3 to 5 p.m. More information? Call Ed at 764-3322.
Ice Skating in Fairfield Someofyouhaveforgottentoreturntheskatesyoubor-rowedfromthecityoffice.Pleasereturnthemsowecanhavethemfornextyear.Fairfield Dogs TheCityofFairfieldwouldliketoremindcityresidentsthat it is timetorenewyourpet’s tags.Spayornutereddogsare$10.Allothersare$15.Camas County Fair TheThemeforthisyear’sCamasCountyFairis“BootScootin’Boogieat theCamasCountyFair”andwillbeheld the secondweekend inAugust.TheCamasCoun-tyFairBoardislookingforlocalfoodandcraftvendorsfor the fair. All spaces are 10’x10’. Non-electric:$10.W/110:$35.W/220:$60.
Design Day CelebrationSponsored by the Gooding Elks Lodge
April 9th starting at 6 p.m.Gooding Elementary & Middle School
OnSaturday,April 18th,ClearLakes Country Club will hosta benefit golf scramble for theWendellCommunityandSeniorCenter. $75perpersonincludeslunchand a cart, and therewill be aprizefor longdriveandclosestto thehole.Signupat thegolfshoporcall543-4849.
Romeo & Juliet AlltheblindandvisuallyimpairedstudentsattheIdahoSchoolfortheDeafandBlindareworkingdiligentlyonmemorizing lines, working on sword fighting, and per-fectingdeathscenesin“Romeo&Juliet”. Shakespeare’s play will be presented on April 14th,15,at7:00p.m.intheIESDBMainGymoncampus.Amatinéewillbeperformedat1:00onApril16thbeforethestudentsgohomefortheweekend. Thepurposeoftheplayistoenhancethestudent’sabil-itytomemorizeandact,learnalittleaboutShakespeareand justhaveFUN!Allproceeds from theplaywillbeusedforprizesforthe2015BrailleChallenge.Weinviteoneandalltoattendthismagnificentproduction.Youwillbeawedattheprofessionalabilitiesofthesefineoutstand-ingyoungactorsinthemaking.Theblindstudentswanttoputoutaspecialinvitationtoanyregionalblindstudentandfamiliesandteachers.
Healthy Diabetes Plate Learnhowtouseaplatetoplanhealthymeals.Classeswillbeheldat theUniversityof IdahoExtension,TwinFallsCountyOffice (630AddisonAveW, Suite 1600)from12noonto1:30p.m.onthefollowingdates:
Monday, April 20 - IntroductionMonday, May 4 - IntheSupermarket
Monday, May 18 - PreparingmealsandeatingoutMonday, June 1 - DiabetesClass
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Tax Relief Spaghetti Feed TheAmericanLegionPost#19willbeservingupALLYOUCANEATSpaghettionSaturday,April11th,attheFairfieldLegionHall.Ticketsare$6eachandkidsunder8eatfree. Entertainmentwillincludehorseraces,acakewalk,andmusicfordancing.TicketsareavailablefromanyLegionMember,orbycalling764-2223or358-2214.Dungeon opens at 5 p.m. Spaghetti at 6 p.m.Bring your appetite. You’re going to need it!
Tax Day Cometh Ifyouhaven’tstartedgettingyourtaxesstarted,you’realmostoutoftime(unlessyouwanttofileanextention). Ifyou’reputoffby thenewforms(Obamacare), takeheart...manyofyouareexemptfromhavingtodoany-thingexceptprintoutonemorepieceofpaper. And...ifyouareworriedaboutyourrefundbeingslowincoming,you’rebetterofffilingearlythanlate. Ifyouarepayingtaxes,waitingwon’tmakeitbetter.
Busy B Marketat the Billingsley Creek Barn in Hagerman
(17986 Hwy 30 ~ 1/2 mile north of Hagerman)Great gift items available from our many venders
Jams & Jellies, Jewelry, and noveltiesBreakfast and Lunch served all day
Venders needed: call Bill 358-1409
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Relay for Life NEWS More Relay teams are needed, along with sponsors,bothcorporateandpersonal.Currentlythereare15teamssignedupon-linewith85participants.Peoplecangotothewebsite www.relayforlife.org/goodingidandsignuponanexistingteamorformanewteam.Everyoneneedstosignupon-linebyMay 1st so theycanreceive theirRelay T-shirt to wear on Relay evening,Friday, June 12th. Thethemethisyearis“We Can All Be A Hero – Be A Hero’s Hero”. Someoftheteamswillbehavingyardsalesanddiffer-entfundraisersfromnowuntiltheRelaynight.Ifyouareinterested in forming a teamorneedmore information,[email protected]. FormoreupdatesonRelayForLifeandlocalactivities,goto:www.facebook.com/GoodingRelayForLife
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United Ag Opens New OfficeByDoreenMcMurray UnitedAgPrecisionAgronomySolutionshas openedalocalofficeinBurley,Idaho.DavidLittle,agronomistandownerofUnitedAgPrecisionAgronomySolutions(UnitedAg)takesgreatprideandsatisfactioninworkingwithgrowerstoachievesuccessfulimplementationofag-ronomicallyappliedYieldOptimizationTechnology. United Ag leads the industry in providing precisionagronomy solutions togrowersAND leads the industrybyhelpinggrowerstoimplementsolutionsuggestions. DavidLittle(agronomistandownerofUnitedAg)en-joysworkingwithindividuallandowners.“Thebestpartaboutmy job is interactingwith growers,” saysDavid.“Thefirstfieldagrowerwantsmetolookatistheir‘prob-lemchild’.”“Whatmakesmyjobexcitingistobeabletotakeagrowers‘problem’field,breakdowntherootcauseofthechallenges,andbeabletoprovidethemwithsolu-tionstobettermanagethosechallenges.” United AgwasstartedonMarch17of2014basedonademandbygrowersforprecisionwatermanagementonfarmsinIda-ho.Inthe2014season,soilmapping,soilmoisturemoni-toring,andvariablespeedirrigationmanagementserviceswereprovidedonabout4,000acresacrosssouthcentralIdaho.Servicesareexpandingforthe2015seasontoin-cludeprecisionaerialmappingandmorepersonalhelptogrowersinimplementingtechnologyresults. UnitedAgemployeesheldaribboncuttingceremonyonMarch17,2015attheirnewBurleyOfficeat1650Over-landAve,Suite#3.TheirmainofficeislocatedinTwinFalls,IdahowithofficesopeningsooninPocatello,IdahoandKennewick,Washington.YoumaycontactDaviddi-rectly at 208-490-6182 if you have questions regardingoptimizingyourcropyieldsthroughprecisionagronomythatiscoupledwithpersonalattentiontoindividualfarm-ingneeds.
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o b i t u a r i e sJackJansen
John“Jack”Den-nis Jansen passedaway March 29,2015athishome. Jack was born inManitowoc, Wis-consin September8,1934, thesecondson of Gerald andSaraGradyJansen. JackattendedLin-coln High SchoolandUniversityofWisconsinManitowoc,grad-uatingin1957withaB.S.Degree.Aftergradu-ationJackansweredUncleSam’scallandspent18months inEurope,mostlyGermany, sight-seeingfroma tankturret.After thearmyJackwentbacktoschoolinOshkosh,WisconsinatWisconsin State College earning his teachingcertificate.In1961hebeganhis32yearteach-ing career. Thefirst two yearswere atGood-ingJuniorHighandthenext30werespentatGoodingHighSchoolteachingAmericanHis-toryandretiringinMay1993. InAugust1972Jackmarriedhissweetheartof12years,AnnMoore.Therewerenochildrenfrom this union but many students and somegoodhuntingdogs. Jackissurvivedby:onesister,MaryFridderandhusband,Tom.Hewaspreceded indeathbyhiswife,Ann;brother,Dr.TomJansen;andhismotherandfather. Jack lovedduckhunting andflyfishing.Hetutoredmanya“youngblood”tothefinerartsofeach.Hisfavoritesayingwas“thezestisinthequestandnotinthequarry.” Jack,it’stimeformeandmanyother“youngbloods’ to say good bye. Save a place in theduckblind. AfuneralservicewillbeheldMonday,April6,2015at2:30PMatDemarayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.BurialwillfollowatElm-woodCemeteryinGooding. MemorialcontributionscanbemadeinJackJansen’snameto:GoodingHighSchool,10507thAve.West,Gooding,ID83330.
WesleyEugeneWarner WesleyEugeneWarner,83,aresi-dentofGooding,passedawayonSun-day,March29,2015atDesertViewCareCenterinBuhl. GenewasbornonJuly17,1931inLexington,Nebraska,thesonofClar-enceandFlorenceWarner.Genewasmarriedanddivorcedfour timesandhadtwosons,twograndchildren,sev-enstepchildren,manygrandchildrenandgreatgrandchildren. Hewas preceded in death by his parents, a step son, a stepgrandsonandsiblings. Genewasamechanic,truckdriverandfarmworkerthroughouthislife.Helovedtofishandgotothemountains.Hewasagreatwoodcraftsmanandmademanybeautifulwooditemsthatweallenjoy.HelovedhisPug,“Giz”.Hehadmanyfriendsthatwerelikefamilytohim.Wewillallmisshim. Thankyoutothecaregiversthathelpedusthroughoutthelastyears. Nofuneralserviceswillbeheldatthistime.Cremationarrange-mentsareunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralSer-vice–GoodingChapel.
GingerDains J.Virginia“Ginger”Dains,72,aresi-dentofGooding,passedawayonTues-day, March 31, 2015 at her home inGooding. GingerwasbornonOctober16,1942in Kingman, Arizona, the daughter ofArthurandGladysThomasson. GingermarriedDannyDains onApril 4, 1966inElko,Nevada and theywere happilymarriedfor48years. Gingerissurvivedby:herthreedaughters,KariLynnAdamsofWendell,KellieJeanDainsofJerome,andKathiRaeDainsofGooding;sevengrandchildrenandfivegreatgrandchildren;sis-ter-in-laws,MarshaDains,Joan,JoanneandEvelynThomasson;andseveralniecesandnephews. Shewasprecededindeathbyherhusband,DannyDains;herparents,ArthurandGladys;grandson,JesseAdams;herbrothers,Melvin,FrancisandDavid;andhersister,Louann. AcelebrationofGinger’slifewillbeheldonTuesday,April7,2015at4:00pmattheGoodingBasqueCenter. CremationarrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDe-marayFuneralService-GoodingChapel.
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Classes at CSI
Shoshone Richfield886–2369 (218 N Rail St. W) 487–2722 130 S Main Street
Lunch: $2 (2-9) $5.50 (10-59) $4 over 60 (suggested)Breakfast: 3rd Saturday of the Month (8 to 10)
-----------------------Thur, April 9 (Rich) Soup, Sand & Peach PieFriday, April 10 (Sho) Meatloaf w/Mac n’CheeseMonday, April 13 (Rich) Tuna Noodle CasseroleTuesday, April 14 (Sho) Sauerkraut & WienersWed, April 15 (Sho) Pastrami Sandwiches
Breakfast: (7:30 to 10) 1st Saturday of the MonthFit & Fall Proof: Every Mon. & Wed. at 11:00 a.m.
------------------Thursday, April 9 Pot Roast & PotatoesMonday, April 13 Sloppy Joes & Potato SaladTuesday, April 14 Hay Stacks w/Fixins’ Wednesday, April 15 Enchiladas
Breakfast: (8 to 10) 2nd Saturday of the MonthCall by 10 a.m. for take out. Also, please let the Center know if you have any special dietary needs such as allergies to food.
--------------------------Friday, April 10 Meatloaf & PotatoesTuesday, April 14 Beef StroganoffWednesday, April 15 Chili & Corn Bread
The U.S. Dept. of Agriculture prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, or marital or family status (not all prohibited bases apply to all programs). To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Inde-pendence Avenue, SW, Washington DC 20250-9410 or call 800-795-3272 (voice) or 202-720-6382 (TDD).
Senior Center MenusAll menus are subject to change without notice.
Wendell 536-2730 (105 West Avenue A)Lunch is served every Monday at Noon.
--------------------------Monday, April 13th: Potato Soup & Salmon Cakes
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Take Me Fishing Tohelpgetkidsexcitedaboutfishingandhelpbuildanewgenerationofanglers,IdahoFishandGame’s“TakeMeFishing”trailerswillsoonbemakingappearancesatfishingholesacrossthestate. Wrappedwithvibrantfishillustrations,thetrailersarestockedwithfishinginformationandbasicfishingequip-mentthatcanbecheckedoutforfreeonafirst-come,first-servedbasis.FishandGamestaffwillalsobeavailabletoanswerquestionsandhelpthosenewtothesport. Peopleofanyage,whether theyare residentsornon-residents,canfishwithouta licenseduring thehoursoftheeventsiftheysigninatthetrailer.Allotherrulessuchassizelimitsanddailybaglimitsapply. Idahochildren13yearsoldandundercanalwaysfishforfree.Theseeventsgiveanyangler,youthoradult,theopportunitytotryfishingwithoutfirstbuyingalicenseorinvestinginequipment.
June 6th... Fairfield Kids PondJune 13th... Hagerman - Free Fishing Day
June 17th... Dog CreekJune 20th... Hagerman - Oster 1
June 24th... Dierkies LakeJune 27th... Castle Rocks State ParkJuly 3rd... Village Pond in Elk Horn
July 8th... Dierkies LakeJuly 11th... Rock Creek ParkJuly 15th... Gavers Lagoon
July 22nd... Hagerman - Oster 1July 25th... Penny LakeAug 1st... Dierkies Lake
Wednesday, and Thursday, April 21-23 at theGoodingGolfCourse inGooding.Threework-shopsincludePitching,ChippingandPuttingandthefeetoregisteris$20eachor$55forallthree. Hike BlackMagic Canyonwith CSI OutdoorRecreation Center Coordinator, Christa Gessa-man,onSaturday,April11from9amtonoon.Thecosttoregisterinthiscourseis$15. Formore informationor toregister,call (208)934-8678or(208)732-6442.Classsizesarelim-itedsoearlyregistrationissuggested.
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Blood Work SpecialsChemistry Profile $35.00 - Broad screen-ing tool to evaluate organ function and check for conditions such as coronary heart disease, diabetes, liver & kidney disease.
Nothing to eat or drink 12 hoursprior to this test.
HgA1c $15.00 - Determines how well your diabetes is being controlled.
PSA $15.00 - Screens for prostate cancer in men.
Testosterone $15.00 - Detects abnormal testosterone levels in men 18 years and older.
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Blood Work LocationsSaturday, May 16th 7-11am North Canyon Medical Center 267 North Canyon Drive, GoodingMonday, May 18th West End Senior Center Main Street, BuhlTuesday, May 19th 7-10am Wendell Senior Center 105 West Avenue A, WendellWednesday. May 20th 7-10am Glenns Ferry VFW Hall 132 East 5th Avenue, Glenns FerryThursday, May 21st 7-10am Hagerman Valley Senior Center 140 East Lake, HagermanFriday, May 22nd 7-10am Golden Years Senior Center 218 North Rail Street, Shoshone
North Canyon Medical Center, 267 North Canyon Drive, Gooding ID
Please join us Saturday, May 16th at the main health fair event and enjoy a variety of healthinformation booths. Free breakfast will be served and tours of the operating rooms will be available.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Registration Options:Registration can be done the morning of your blood work, at any location. or pre—registration is available for your convenience. However, pre—registration fees are non—refundable. The fol-lowing pre—registration options will be available April 15th - May 14th:Online at www.ncm—c.org · In person at NCMC (M—F 8am—5pm) · By phone 934-9692 (M—F 8am—5pm)
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higher quality and lowercosts,andcanimprovepa-tientandprovider reportedexperiencesofcare. “NCQA Patient-Cen-teredMedicalHomeRec-ognition raises the barin defining high-qualitycareby emphasizing ac-cess, health informationtechnology and coordi-nated care focused onpatients,” said NCQAPresident Margaret E.O’Kane. “Recognitionshows that ShoshoneFamily Medical Centerhas the tools, systemsandresourcestoprovideitspatientswiththerightcare,attherighttime.” To earn recognition,which is valid for threeyears, Shoshone FamilyMedical Center demon-stratedtheabilitytomeetthe program’s key ele-ments, embodying char-acteristicsofthemedicalhome. NCQA standardsaligned with the jointprinciples of the Pa-tient-Centered MedicalHome established withtheAmericanCollege ofPhysicians, the Ameri-can Academy of FamilyPhysicians,theAmericanAcademy of PediatricsandtheAmericanOsteo-pathicAssociation.
~ ~ ~ To find clinicians andtheirpracticeswithNCQAPCMH Recognition, visithttp://recognition.ncqa.org.
About NCQA NCQAisaprivate,non-profitorganiza-tion dedicated to improving health care quality. NCQA accredits and certifies awiderangeofhealthcareorganizations.Italsorecognizescliniciansandpractic-es in key areas of performance. NCQA’s
Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Infor-mation Set (HEDIS®) is the most widely used performance measurement tool in health care. NCQA’s Web site (ncqa.org) contains information to help consum-ers, employers and others make more in-formed health care choices.
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Extension of Time to Avoid Forfeiture of a Water RightMARYANNMIX,POBOX2897,SUNVALLEY,ID83353,filedanExtensionofTimetoAvoidForfeiture.TheapplicationisforWa-terRight37-21431,withan1883priorityfromSoldierCreekintheamountof0.090cfsfor9.6acresandwaspartiallydecreedonSep-tember24,2010.Applicantiscurrentlynotabletodivertthewaterunderthisrightforreasonsbeyondtheircontrolandisactivelypur-suingmeans to reestablishuseof thewater right.Thewater rightisappurtenantto9.6acresoflandlocatedapproximately3.6to3.7milesnorthand1.5to1.6mileswestofthecitycenterofFairfield.NANCYDAVIES,POBOX308,FAIRFIELD, ID83327,filed anExtensionofTime toAvoidForfeiture.Theapplication is forWa-terRight37-22879,withan1883priorityfromSoldierCreekintheamountof0.270cfsfor13.3acresandwaspartiallydecreedonSep-tember24,2010.Applicantiscurrentlynotabletodivertthewaterunderthisrightforreasonsbeyondtheircontrolandisactivelypur-suingmeanstoreestablishuseofthewaterright.Thewaterrightisappurtenant to13.3 acresof land located approximately3.6 to3.7milesnorthand1.3to1.5mileswestofthecitycenterofFairfield.Foradditionalinformationconcerningthepropertylocationandde-tails of this application please contact the SouthernRegion officeat 208-736-3033; or search under www.idwr.idaho.gov/apps/Ext-Search/WRAJSearch/WRADJSearch.aspx,fordocumentsprovidedunderwaterrightnumber37-21431orwaterrightnumber37-22879.ProtestsmaybesubmittedbasedonthecriteriaofSec42-222,IdahoCode. Any protest against the applicationmust be filedwith theDirector,IDWRSouthernRegion,650AddisonAveWestSte500,TwinFalls,ID83301(oranyDepartmentoffice),togetherwithapro-testfeeof$25foreachapplicationonorbeforeApril20,2015.Theprotestantmustalsosendacopyoftheprotesttotheapplicant.
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TheCommissionstronglyencourageselectronicfiling.PleasefilemotionstointerveneandcommentsusingtheCommission’seFiling system athttp://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/efiling.asp. Commenterscansubmitbriefcommentsupto6,000characters,withoutpriorregistration,usingtheeCommentsystemathttp://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ecomment.asp. You must includeyour name and contact information at the end of your com-ments. For assistance, please contact FERC Online [email protected], (866) 208-3676 (toll free),or (202) 502-8659 (TTY). In lieu of electronic filing, pleasesend a paper copy to: Secretary, Federal Energy RegulatoryCommission,888FirstStreet,NE,Washington,DC20426.Acopy of all other filings in reference to this applicationmustbeaccompaniedbyproofofserviceonallpersonslistedintheservicelistpreparedbytheCommissioninthisproceeding,inaccordancewith18CFR4.34(b)and385.2010.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 23rd day of April, 2015, at 10:00 a.m. at the front steps of the Camas County Courthouse located at 501 Soldier Road, Fairfield, Idaho, I will sell all rights, title, and interest of the said Defendant, in the above described real property at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, lawful money of the United States of America, to satisfy said Writ of Execution and all costs.
And that the said real estate is subject to redemption within one (1) year after the sale if the - real property sold consisted of a tract of land of more than twenty (20) acres, and within six (6) months after the sale if the real property sold consisted of land of twenty (20) acres or less, pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided, except: NO EXCEPTIONS.
The Sheriff by Certificate of Sale, will transfer the right, title and interest of the judgment debtors in and to the property at the time the execution or attachment was levied. The Sher-iff will give possession but does not guarantee clear title nor continued possessory right to the purchaser.DATED this 11th day of March, 2015.
CAMAS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICEby: Connie Johnson, Deputy Sheriff
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IwouldliketothanktheCamasCo.CommissionersforreducingthespeedlimitonWillowCreekRdto35mph.LookingforwardtostrictenforcementbyourSheriffsde-partment especially during busy recreational weekends.AnotherthankstoMikeGillandcrewfortheirexcellentmaintenance of the road. Hopefully the reduced speedlimitwillreducethosecosts.
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