The Courier is week’s meeting of the Fairfield City Council has been moved to the Camas Senior Center to accommo- date a report by the Com- munity Review team. Last summer, a team of eleven community develop- ment professionals visited Fairfield to evaluate eco- nomic development, infra- structure and recreational opportunities in the com- munity. On ursday, April 14th, the team will return to Camas County to present their findings. is is a unique oppor- tunity for the residents of Fairfield to see their com- munity through the eyes of individuals from outside the area. e goal of the Com- munity Review is to provide communities with objective information from develop- ment professionals, create a forum to express internal leadership viewpoints, and to give citizens an opportu- nity to voice their opinions. The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. (125 Willow Ave West) Refreshments will be provided. Other item on the City Council’s agenda include fireworks donations, bounce house request for Camas Days, spring clean up, and Arbor Day. The Idaho Community Review is a collaborative project of the Association of Idaho Cities, Idaho Depart- ment of Commerce, the U.S. Department of Agriculture - Rural Development, the U.S. Department of Hous- ing & Urban Development, Idaho Housing & Finance Association, University of Idaho, Idaho Rural Partner- ship, and a host of other fed- eral, state, local, and private organizations. Fairfield Community Review Roadwork On U.S. 93 Rehabilitating five U.S. 93 bridges between Shoshone and Carey will require short delays this week for traffic at each location. e Idaho Transportation Department’s bridge work will ensure struc- tural surface and integrity to extend overall bridge life. Work began Monday, April 11, at two bridges cross- ing the Little Wood River located at mileposts 199 and 200 in Blaine County. Work on three other bridges is expected to begin in May. ose bridges span the Mil- ner-Gooding Canal at mile- post 167 near Shoshone, the Little Wood River at 177 south of Richfield and Silver Creek at milepost 198 near the Lincoln/Blaine County Line. Work is expected to be completed by mid-June. e Idaho Transportation Board advanced a group of 27 projects in 2015 using funds allocated by the Ida- ho Legislature for the state’s first transportation-revenue increase in nearly two de- cades. Doing so enabled the advancement of dozens of other critically needed road and bridge projects statewide in the future. is bridge work is one of the initial group of projects. Tax Refund Spaghetti Feed is Saturday, April 16th, the Fairfield American Legion Post #19 will host an All You Can Eat Spaghetti feed at the Fairfield Legion Hall. Tickets are $6 each and includes salad, garlic bread, and a sofe drink. Dungeon opens at 5:30 p.m. Spaghetti is served at 6:00 p.m. Bring your tax deductions (kids), enjoy some great food, and join the fun events including horse races and a cake walk. Tickets are available from any legion member or at the door. Kids under 8 are Free! Volume 40 ~ Number 15 News from the Heart of Idaho Camas • Lincoln • Gooding CourierNews.webs.com Now on FaceBook facebook.com/pages/e-Courier-News ,2016 April 13 NEWS
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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.
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
April 15th & 16th and April 22nd & 23rd TheWendellMiddleSchoolandHighSchoolwillbeperformingMeredithWilson’sMusicManoverthenexttwoweekends.DirectorVaLeenHendersonisexcitedtosharewhatherstudentshavelearnedintheprocessofbringingthisiconicmusicaltolife. PerformanceswilltakeplaceattheWendellHighSchoolauditoriumstartingat7:00p.m.eachnightoftheshow.
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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,
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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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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.
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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NOTICE OFCEMETERY
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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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:
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.
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NOTICEOFPROPOSEDCHANGEOFWATERRIGHT “Pots and Plugs”
Tree & Shrub Sale going on
NOW! TheCamasConserva-tionDistricthasawon-derful variety of plantsavailablefortheCamasarea. OrderformsavailableattheCamasConservationDistrictofficeorbyemailatcamasscd@yahoo.comorcall764-3223
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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 [email protected] (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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