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Imaginebeingonehun-dredyearsold!Ahundredyearbirthday iscertainlyamilestone tocelebrate.The National Park Ser-vice turns 100 years oldin2016andtheover400parksacross thecountryarehavingayear-longex-citingcelebration! Aspartof thecelebra-tion, Hagerman FossilBedsNationalMonumentand Minidoka NationalHistoricSiteareholdinga monthly film festival,Centennial Cinema, toshowcasetheir incrediblestories. Movies will beshown in the HagermanFossil Beds NM Visi-torCenterauditoriumindowntown HagermanstartingonJanuary22nd. HagermanFossilBedsNM films through theyear will highlight fourmajor themes: FossilFeatures,StarryStories,TrailTales,andGeologicGems. From January to June,the Minidoka cinema,“Home Run Hits,” willfeature baseball films inanticipation of the re-building of a baseball/

Senator Michelle Stennett IambackatmydeskinBoiseforthe2016legisla-tivesessionwhereIwillbereportingweeklyonissuesthatimpacttheday-to-daylives of Idahoans, with aspecial emphasis on theresidentsofDistrict26.Asalways,ourfirstweekbeganwithGovernorOtter’sStateoftheStateAddresswhichfocused heavily on boost-ingtheeducationfundingsodrasticallycutduringtheeconomicdownturn.

The governor’s budgetproposalcallsfora9%in-creaseinhighereducationfundinganda7.9%($116.6million) increase in K-12funding.Inanefforttofullyimplement the20recom-mendationsestablishedbythegovernor’sTaskForceforImprovingEducation,heproposedthefollowingallocations:• Nearly $39 million foryeartwoofthe5-yearcareerladderplanforaddressingteachercompensation

• $1.8milliontoaddnon-instructionalstaff(nurses,counselors,etc.)totheca-reerladder• $5millionforprofessionaldevelopment and teachertraining with a focus onmentoringnewteachers• $5 million for col-lege/careercounselingforstudents• $30millionindiscretion-aryfunding Thisboosttodiscretionary(oroperational)funds

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Worktoreplacethesec-ond of two small bridgesalong Idaho 46 has start-ed and will impact trafficthrough the remainder ofwinter and early spring.CrewswillbereplacingthebridgeovertheW-9canal

aboutamilesouthofInter-state84.BothbridgesareexpectedtobecompletebyearlyMay. Crewswillbegindemol-ishingthefirsthalfofthebridgebeforeinstallationofthepre-castconcretebridge.

Thesecondhalfofthebridgewillbedemolishedandcon-structedbeginningin lateFebruary.FinalpavingoftheroadwayisexpectedtobegininApril. For the duration of theproject,trafficwillbereducedtoonelaneandtemporarytrafficsignalswillbeposted.A35-mphspeedlimitand11-foot-six-inchwidthre-strictionisineffect. The Cedar Draw canalbridgereplacement(aboutfivemilessouthofWendell)isabouthalfwaycomplete.Bothbridgeswerebuiltin1939. More than 3,000vehicles per day travelovereachcrossing.

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsSaddle Up Volunteers Needed: SaddleUpLincolnCountyisseekingindividualsororga-nizationstorunLincolnCountySaddleUpBingo.Pleasecall886-7787formoreinformation.Annual Meeting TheCamasCountySenior&CommunityCenterwillholdtheirAnnualMeetingonJanuary20that1:00p.m.Theagendaincludestheelectionofboardmembersandtheyearlyreport.

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GoodingCountyFairgroundsPotluckat5:00pm

CowboyPoetry,MusicandMessagewillfollowat6:00pm

AARPFoundationTax-Aide AARPFoundationTax-Aideisavailablefreetotaxpay-erswithlowandmoderateincome,withspecialattentiontothose60andolder.YoudonothavetobeanAARPmemberoranyparticularagetousetheservice.Thesched-uleforthisyearis:Gooding Senior Center: February1,8,15,22,29,March7,14,21,28April4,11.Call934-5504foranappointment.Shoshone Senior Center: February2,16.March1,15,29.April12.Call886-2369foranappointment

Saturday, January 23rd TheVFWPost3001anditsAuxiliarywillhostaWinterWonderFeedattheSnakeRiverElksLodgeonSaturday,January23rdfrom6to9p.m.FeedincludesTexasStyleRockyMountainOystersandChickenFriedRib-EyeSteaks. Ticketsare$20perperson(atthedoor),or$17perpersonifpurchasedinadvance.BuyyourticketsattheElksBar,fromVFWmembers,orbycallingGilbertBelasquez(536-2484),MikeBerg(316-2811)orDanNeal(961-0466). TheSnakeRiverElksLodgeislocatedjustoffHighway93onBobBartonRoad(412East200South,Jerome)nexttothe93GolfRanch.

≈≈≈SkatingParty≈≈≈JointheCityofFairfieldforanafternoonofskatingfunSaturday,January30thfrom1to4p.m. HotCocoa,ChiliandCookieswillbeserved.TheCityofFairfieldhasseveralpairsofskatesavailabletolendforthedayorseason.DOYOUhaveskatesyounolongeruse?Donationsarewelcome!PleasedropoffalldonatedskatesatCityHall.

Lincoln County Art Show TheLincolnCountyHistoricalSocietyishostingtheirAnnualArtShowtobeheldonFebruary20&21.Theyareseekingartistsofalltechniquesfromphotos,sculptures,oilsandmore.ContactArtShowCoordinatorSalliHubbsformoreinformation316-1003

NCAP Organic Farming Conference 2016Jan 28 and 29 in Caldwell, Idaho

ThisisyouropportunitytolearnaboutthecurrentstateofOrganicsinIdahoandtherestofthenation. Othertopicswillinclude:PrecisionCoverCropping,InvestinginOrganicResearch,ManagingSoilForDi-verseBiologicalFunctions,TillageReductionandCoverCropping,andmore.TherewillalsobeaFarmerPaneltolearnfromareafarmersabouttheirexperiencewithorganicno-tillandreducedtillagesystems. TheconferencewillbeheldattheCollegeofIdahoinCold-well,Idaho(2112ClevelandBlvd)from5to9p.m.onJan28,andfrom8:30a.m.to5p.m.onJan29.Pre-registrationrequiredbyMonday,January25,2016. Formoreinformationortoregister,gotowww.pesticide.orgThemissionofNCAP(NorthwestCenterforAlternativestoPesticides)istoprotectcommunityandenvironmentalhealth,andinspiretheuseofecologicallysoundsolutionsthatreducetheuseofpesticides.

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“LoveIsInTheAir”foraspectacularValentineDinner/DanceFundraiserfortheSchubertTheatre.Theeveningwillfeatureentertainment,live&silentauction,raffle,doorprizes,andaPRIMERIBDinner.TobeheldFeb-ruary6thattheGoodingBasqueAssociationCenter(285EuscadiLane,Gooding-behindtheFamilyDollarStoreoffHwy26). Doorsopenat6:00for6:30dinner,7:30entertainment,withliveauctionanddancingtofollow.Ticketsare$30.ReservationsneedtobemadeandticketspurchasedbybyJanuary29th.Callortext539-2390or539-0202. SponsoredbyGoodingRestorationforEntertainment,Arts&Theatre(GREAT,INC.),Starsupporters,andvol-unteers.ManykudostotheGoodingBasqueCenterAsso-ciationboardmembers.GraphicsandphotographybyAl-fredandStephanieHagen–AshPhotography;Auctioneer&Clerking-MikeandJuliePatton;ChoirPerformancebyGoodingHighSchoolChoirdirectedbyMr.Haber-lee;DanceMusicperformedbyRollyZollinger’s“WildHorses”;ExhibitionBallroomDancingbyBALLROOMINMOTIONdirectedbyDanielleandDr.ReidLofgran;andVolunteermembersofGREAT,Inc.Board: LeaVellCattle–PresidentCharmyLeaVell FranklinBuildingSupply–VicePresidentTerryBehunin ShannaKoyle–Secretary RuthSimerly–Director ValleywideCountryStore,Gooding–DirectorJeffBrekke

CamasValentineBasket ThisyearinsteadofaChristmasBaskettheCamasCounty Library is having a raff le for a Valentine’sBasket. Thebasketcontainsmany fun,useful,andtastythingsincluding:af leecethrow,“happysocks”,lotsofcandyincludingchocolate,aredsquarepanwithbrowniemix,acuddlyteddybear,andmuchmore. Thebasketisatthelibrarywhereticketscanbepurchasedat$1.00apieceorsixfor$5.00.TherafflewilltakeplacenearValentine’sDay…moredetailswillfollow. Allproceedswillgotohelpthe librarypurchaseneededthings.

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MerleLorraineVanPatten,87,ofJerome,passedawaySunday,January10,2016,inTwinFalls.She was the daughter of Hu-bertWoodyandEstherLinderWoody. Merle was raised inJeromeandgraduatedfromJe-romeHighSchoolin1946.SheattendedCollegeinPocatello. ShemarriedRonaldVanPat-tenonMay20,1949inJeromeandtheyraisedthreedaughters.MerlespentthemajorityofherworkingyearsasabookkeeperfortheWendellGrangeSup-ply.Shelovedfishing,playingpinochle,readingandspendingtimewithherfamily.Sheespeciallyenjoyedhertimewithhergrandchildrenandgreat-grandchildren. Merleissurvivedbyherdaughters:PearlGolding(Richard),RhondaWongandValerieMcClymonds;sixgrandchildren,onestep-grandson,sixgreat-grandchildren,twostep-great-grandchildrenandmanyniecesandnephews.Shewasprecededindeathbyherparents,hersisterPearl,andhusbandRonald. FuneralserviceswereheldonJanuary16,2016,atFarnsworthMortuaryinJeromewithintermentattheJeromeCemetery.

MerleLorraineVanPatten GladysNadineMartinBad-gerHillJensendiedonJan.16,2016peacefullyatherdaugh-ter’shomesnuggledunderherwarmpinkblanket.Pinkwasherfavoritecolor. ShewasborninPeculiar,Mis-sourionFeb21,1929.Shehad7siblings,andwasparticularlyclosewithbrothersJuniorandBobby,andsisterBetty.Herfa-thermovedthefamilytoIdahoin1937whenGladyswasinthesecondgrade.Shesaidthetriptook2weeksandtheycamped,cookingmealsoveracampfire.ThefamilydidfarmworkaroundtheMagicValleyareaandsheattendedseveraldifferentschools. ShemarriedGlenJensenSept13,1946.TheyfarmedinandaroundtheJeromeareauntiltheirmovetoRichfield,Idaho,in1967.ShelovedRichfieldandhermanyfriendsthere,alongwiththeirpinochleparties,horseridingexpeditions,swimminginthecanal,fishing,gardening,andwalkingmilesandmiles. ShejoinedtheChurchofJesusChristofLatter-daySaintsJuly2,1960.Shehadbeenareligiouspersonevenasalittlegirlandfeltshehadfinallyshehadfoundherchurchhome;sheaccepted,lovedandlivedtheMormonreligionandneverlookedback.Sheservedseveralmissions:Chicago,IL;Cortez,CO;andservedintheMemberLocatorMissioninStGeorge,UT.CallingssheespeciallyenjoyedwerePrimaryandastheadultleaderatGirlsCampinSunValley,whichshedidformanyyears. Shewasagreathomemaker,takingpleasureincooking,sew-ing,canning,baking,andjustdoing.Sherelishedmakingherfamouspotatodonuts,whichherneighbors,childrenandgrand-childrenloved.ShealsostartedplanningandmakingChristmasgiftsforher6childrenand23grandchildreninJan,rightafterChristmas.Theyappreciatedthemanystuffedanimals,vests,crochetedAfghans,quiltedandtiedblankets,dolls,etc.,thatshespenttheentireyearmakingforthenextChristmas.Shelovedanyoutdooractivity,suchascampingandfishingatFishCreek,workinginherhugegarden,swimmingintheRichfieldcanal,hikingatZion’sNationalPark(whereshedidtheRiverWalkandAngel’sLandingatage70). AfterthedeathofGlenin1990,shemovedtoStGeorge,UT,andbegananotherentirelifethere,doinggenealogyandtemplework,visitingherchildrenandgrandchildren,andtravelingwithherhusbandsandgirlfriends,includingvisitingHawaiiandcruisestoAlaskaandMexico.ShemarriedPhilBadgerandlivedinStGeorgewithhimuntilhepassed.ShelatermarriedGaryHillin2002andlivedinStGeorgewithhimformanyyears. ShewasawonderfulandamazingmotherwhotaughtherchildrentolovetheLordandpassedthislovedowntohergrand-

childrenandgreatgrandchildren. ShewasproceededindeathbyGlen,andsonCharles(Jolene)ofTwinFalls,ID,andgranddaughterKim(daughterofCharles).SheissurvivedbydaughtersCherylAdamson(Mike)ofGilbert,AZ;YvonneOwens(Rick)ofCedarPark,TX;andKristiJensenofProvo,UT;andsonsLarryJensen(Cindy)ofGoldenValley,AZ;andEricJensenofMackay,ID;twenty-threegrandchildrenandforty-twogreatgrandchildren. Throughallthetearsandsadness,wehavegreatmemoriesofherandherloveforlife,anditiswonderfulknowingsheisnowwiththeSavior,andseeingGlen,Charles,Kim,andherownsiblingsthatshewassocloseto,onceagain. ShelivedwithhusbandGaryanddaughterKristiforthelastyearsofherlife,whotookexceptionalcareofher.Shehadhadmanyministrokeswhichaffectedhermindandbody,butwouldamazeussometimeswithmemoriesofyoungerdays.Wearees-peciallygratefultoSunriseHospiceofProvo,UT,fortheirkind-nessandcare,alongwithallherothercaretakerswhoshowedloveandcompassion. Visitationforfamilyandfriendswilltakeplacefrom5to7p.m.onFriday,January22,2016attheDemarayFuneralService–Sho-shoneChapel(404WestBStreetinShoshone).FuneralservicesforGladyswillbeheldat11a.m.onSaturday,January23,2016attheChurchofJesusChristofLatter-daySaintsinRichfield,Idaho,withvisitationatthechurchbeginningat10a.m.

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Ethan Allen Connell, 26,passedaway inacaraccidentonJanuary13th,2016whileonhiswaytowork. Ethanwasborn inJerome,IdahoonNovember6th,1989andwastheoldestborntoPa-melaandTobeyConnell.Hespenthischildhoodyears inWendell, Idahoandadoles-centyearsinWolfPoint,MT.HeattendedWolfPointHighSchoolandthenreceivedtheopportunitytobecomeaJourneymanandseizedit. DuetohisjobhewasabletotraveltodifferentstatesandfoundaplacetocallhomeinKuna,Idahoin2010.WhileowninghishomehestilltraveledforworkandendedupworkinginNorthDakotainhislastyears. Ethanwasanavidandamazingguitarplayer,ashehadtaughthimselfandlearnedbyearwhenhewasasopho-moreinhighschool.Hewasalwaysupforanythingwhenitcametoputtingasmileonsomeone’sface.Ethanlovedtosnowboard,snowmobile,andgodirtbikeridingwithfriendsandfamilywheneverhehadtimeoffofworkandwasn’tplayinghisguitarwithDylanWeins. Ethanneverhadahardtimemakingfriendsduetohisgoofyandgood-heartednature.Nomatterthesituationhealwayshadsomestorythatmadeeveryonelaughandhaveagoodtime. HewasprecededindeathbyhisfatherTobeyConnellandhismotherPamelaConnell-Ruffing. Ethanwasanamazingson,brother,nephewandfriend.Hewillbedearlymissedbyhissisters;ShaynaConnellandPiperRuffing,hisstepfather;Slade(Jessica)Ruffing,grandparents;Ruby(Brice)Wagner,Dan(Sherry)Boone,Rick(Connie)Connell,andLinda(Mark)McGuire.Inadditionheleavesbehindmorelovinggrandparents,greatgrandparents,andnumerousuncles,aunts,andcousins. FuneralservicewwereheldonTuesday,January19,2016attheClayton-StevensonChapelinWolfPoint,Montana. Agravesidecommittalservicewillbeheldat11:00am,onSaturday,January23,2016attheShoshoneCemeteryinShoshone. LocalarrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService–demarayfuneralservice.com.

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Ruth Evelyn Scifres, 94,died peacefully on January11, 2016, in Boise, Idaho.ShewasbornonJune6,1921inSoldier,IdahotoNewellGeorge Carman and EdnaMaySchweers. Ruthgrewuponahome-steadonCamasPrairie.Shehadthreebrothersandtwosisters.Shelearnedhowtocook,churnbutter,chopwood,milkcowsandsew.InhighschoolRuthlovedtoplaybasketball,tennisandpingpong.Shealsolearnedhowtocareforwomen’s’hair,whichgaveRuththedirectionforherfuture. AfterhighschoolshemovedtoPocatellowhereshewenttobeautyschool.AftergraduationshemovedtoGoodingtogointopartnershipwithhersisterLola.WhilelivinginGoodingsheattendedadanceinSunValleywhereshemetherfuturehusband,CecilSimhiser.TogetherRuthandCecilhadtwochildren;Carman(Jerry)MillerandDennis(Marcia)Scifres.In1945Cecilwaskilledinanairplaneaccident.RuthmarriedM.RayScifresandto-gethertheyhadthreechildren;Susan(Don)Cousineau,Kent(Coleen)ScifresandScott(Donna)Scifres. OnethingthatwasspecialaboutRuthwasherabilitytoloveallpeople.Nomatterwhotheywereshealwayssaidnicethingsaboutthemandshewouldalwaysgivethemahug.Whenpeoplecametoherhousetheywouldalwayshavetohaveabitetoeatandahugbeforetheywereal-lowedtoleave.Becauseofherloveofpeopleandherloveasabeauticianshecontinuedtokeepworkinguntiltheageof85. Ruthisthegrandmotherof14grandchildren,numerousgreatgrandchildrenandseveralgreat,greatgrandchildren.Shehasonelivingsister;Dorothy(Lawrence)Coltrin.Ruthwasprecededindeathbyherparents,hersiblingsandin-laws;Robert,Donald(Hank),Lola(Woody)Jones,Alvin(Peggy)Carman,adaughterSusan,andgrand-daughterAmber. RuthwasamemberoftheLDSChurchandsheactivelyservedinnumerouscallings.Thefamilywouldliketothankthedoctorsandnursesfromthe9thflooratSt.Als,thewonderfulfriendsshemetatSpringCreek,andherwonderfulneighborsandfriendsinBoise.GravesideserviceswereheldonSaturday,January16,2016,atMorrisHillCemetery.

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byacoupleofvehicles.Unusual!AsIarrivedintown,thetownwasdeadwithnotraffic.Unusual!DidImissan

evacuationmemo?Maybeitwasaholidayandeveryonewasstayinghome?Afterall,itwasthenightofthe1.5billiondollarlotterydrawing. Waseveryonestayinghometowatchsomefavoritenumeralsontheirfavoritetelevisionstation?Maybeeveryonewasstayinghomebecausetheyhadalreadyspentanyextramoneyontheirchancetobeabillionaire(abillionaireafterthetaxes). Asyouprobablyalreadyheardonthemedia,Iwasnotanewbillionaire.I’mgladthehypeisover!Idon’tpersonallyknowhowalotterycouldgetsobig. Outstatehasonelistedbillionaire.Therearecompanieswiththatmarking.So,tobeanotherbillionaireinIdahoislike...puttingthepopulationofIdahointheBSUstadiumallwearingblackteeshirts.Thebillionairewouldbetheonlyonewearingafluorescentorangeteeshirt.Twoorangeteeshirts.Twoorangeteeshirtsstandoutjustthesame. Let’stakealookathowbigonebilliondollarsis.Weallknowthesizeofaonedollarbill,afive,aten,atwenty,andafifty.The100dollarbillisthesamesizeastheotherbills.Allofthemarethesamethicknessasapieceoftabletpaper.Amillion100dollarbillswouldberealhardpressedtoplaceinabriefcase.Ahundredmillionwouldbethesizeofapalletofhundreddollarbills(approximately3x4x4).Abillionwouldbetenpalletsof100dollarbills.Thatisapproximatelyhalfofasemiload. Toseetheheightofabilliondollarswecouldstackonedollarbillsuptoseewheretheygo.Adollarbillis.0043inchesthick.100onedollarbillsis.43inches(aboutthesizeofa3/8socket).Athousanddollarsisabout4.3inchesthickortheheightofaplayingcard.Tostackupdollarbillstoreachamillionyouwouldneed358feet,equivalenttoa30to35storybuilding(acityblockisabout264feet). Toachievetheheightofonebilliondollarsinonedollarbillswouldtake67.9miles.ThatmileagewouldtakeyoufromFairfieldtoMountainHome,Idaho(exit90onI-84).Ifyouwereheadedeast,youwouldbeattheCratersoftheMoonmonumentinArco,Idaho.TwinFallsisabout69milesfromFairfield. Tospendabilliondollarsin25years,youwouldhavetospend40milliondollarsayear.So,thatmeansyouwouldhavetospendover3millioneachmonth.Onadailybasisyouwouldhavetospend$100,000everydayfor25years.IhaveotherthingsIwouldratherdothantobeobligatedto“spending”everydayfor25years. Today,I’mthankfulandcountmyblessingthatIwasn’tchosenasthenextbillionaireinan“orangeshirt.”Toomuchconstantmath. Thisismy“CupofLot-Tee-erie.”

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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGPursuanttoIdahoCode67-6509,NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatCamasCountyPlanningandZoningCom-missionwillholdapublichearingintheCamasCountyAn-nex,517SoldierRd.,Fairfield,ID83327,onthe2nddayofFebruary,2016at7:15pmorassoonthereafterasthemattermaybeheard.ThepurposeofthishearingisforthepublicaswellasthePlanningandZoningCommissiontoheartherequestofKaylinDennis-ThompsonforaConditionalUsePermitforaconveniencestore.TheproposedlocationofthisfacilityisnearBigSmokeyCampground,approximately25milesnorthoftheintersectionofU.S.20andSoldierRoad,Fairfield,ID83327,1/4milewestofthejunctiongoingtoFeatherville,ontheSouthsideofBigSmokyRd.,andismoreparticularlydescribedasfollows:Sec11,T3S,R12E,BoiseMeridian,CamasCounty,Idaho.

AparceloflandwithinHomesteadEntrySurveyNo.131-Idaho,inSection11,Township3North,Range13East,BoiseMeridian,CamasCounty,Idaho,andmoreparticularlyde-scribedbymetesandbounds,asfollows:

BeginningatCornerNo.7:H.E.S.-131,saidH.E.S.cornerbeinga1967BureauofLandManagementIronPostwitha3inchmarkedBrassCapRemonumentationofanoriginalH.E.SStoneCornerinitstrueposition;ThenceS58°45’21”E,255.89feetalongthetrueBoundarylineofH.E.S.-131,tothetruepointofbeginning;ThenceN32°15’18”E,177.83feettoapoint;ThenceN33°24’E,75feetalongthecordofacurverighthavingaradiusof1870feetandadegreeofcurvetureof3°03’52”right;ThenceS5°30’07”E,227.87feettotheThreadofParadiseCreek;ThenceS2°48’34”W,alongtheThreadofParadiseCreek,79.78feettoapointofintersectionwiththeThreadofParadiseCreekandtheTrueboundaryofH.E.S.-131betweencornersWC6and7;ThenceN58°45’21”W,alongtbetrueBoundaryofH.E.S.-131,180.28feetmoreorlesstothetruePointofBeginning.

WrittencommentswillbereceivedbytheP&ZAdministratoruntilJanuary26,2016.Testimonyatthehearingmaybelimitedtofiveminutes.ServicesforpersonswithdisabilitiescanbemadeavailablebycallingtheP&ZAdministratorat764-2046three(3)dayspriortothepublichearing.

DwightH.ButlinCamasCountyP&ZAdministrator

CSIDualCreditNight Highschoolstudents,parents,teachers,andcounselorsareinvitedtoattendtheCollegeofSouthernIdaho’sDualCreditNightfrom6to8:30p.m.Monday,Jan.25atCSI’sHealthSciencesandHumanServicesbuildingonNorthCollegeRoad. DualCreditisthestatewideprogramthatallowshighschoolstudentstotakespeciallydesignedclassesduringtheirjuniorandsenioryearsthatearnbothhighschoolandcollegecredit.Closeto4,000IdahostudentsfromhighschoolsalloverIdahoareenrolledinCSI’sdualcreditclassesthisschoolyear. Highschoolstudentspayonly$65percreditfortheseclassescomparedwiththecurrenttuitionrateof$120percreditforregularCSIstudentsandhundredsmoreatIdaho’sfour-yearuniversities.Dependingonhowmanyclassesstudentscancompletebeforegraduation,theycansavethousandsofdollarsontheirhighereducationcostsandayearormoreoftimeearningtheircollegedegree.Additionally,thestateofIdahooffersseveralscholarshipprogramstohelphighschooljuniorsandseniorspaydualcredittuition. EventorganizerKarrieHornbacherandothervolunteerswillprovideinformationaboutapplyingforadmissiontotheDualCreditprogram,fundingandscholarships,andclassadvising.Theeventisfreeandopentoeveryone.Pleaseregisterfortheeventinadvanceatwww.csi.edu.Drawingswillbeheldforfourdualcreditscholarships,eachworth$195orthreecredits. DuetothecurrentconstructiononNorthCollegeRoad,visitorsareadvisedtoaccesstheHealthSciencebuildingonNorthCollegeRoadonlyfromthedirectionofWash-ingtonStreet.

CSIRodeoBoxingSmoker TheCollegeofSouthernIdahoRodeoTeam’s39thannualCowboyandCowgirlBoxingSmokerissched-uled forSaturdaynight, January30,atCSI’sEldonEvansExpoCenter.Anyonewhowould like toboxintheSmokerisinvitedtocontactCSIRodeoCoachSteve Birnie at 732-6620 or Kelly Wardell at 732-6618.Fighterswillbematchedupaccordingtoheight,weight,andexperiencelevelsandbothmenandwomenareencouragedtosignuptofight. Thedoorswillopenat6p.m.andthematchesbeginat8p.m.Advanceticketsare$30forringside,$15forreservedfloorseatsorthemezzanine,$13forreservedbleacherseats,and$10forgeneraladmission.Ticketssoldatthedoorwillcost$2morepersection.AllproceedssupporttheCSIRodeoTeam.

ThankyouformakingourChristmasspecial.Itisagreatblessingtohavesomanycaringfriendsandneighbors.

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INRE: ) CaseNo. BarbaraKayMillsap ) CV-2015-34 ) NOTICEOFHEARING ) ONNAMECHANGE(Adult) APetitiontochangethenameofBarbaraKayMillsap,nowresidingintheCityofFairfield,StateofIdaho,hasbeenfiledintheDistrictCourtinCamasCounty,Idaho.ThenamewillchangetoBarbaraKayMillsapRalph. Thereasonforthechangeinnameis:toavoidagencyconfusionaboutthestatusofmymarriage. Ahearingonthepetitionisscheduledfor10:00a.m.onFebruary12,2016,attheCamasCountyCourthouse.Objectionsmaybefiledbyanypersonwhocanshowthecourtagoodreasonagainstthenamechange. Date:12/23/2015 CLERKOFTHEDISTRICTCOURT

AnnieFrostenson,DeputyClerk

CITY OF FAIRFIELD FY 15-16

REVENUE/EXPENDITURE QUARTERLY REPORT

QUARTER ENDING December 31, 2015 UNAUDITED

4th QTR. 4th QTR. YTD YTD

FY 15/16 FY 15/16 FY 15/16 FY 15/16 Appropriation *Percentage

Funds Expenditures Revenues Expenditures Revenues FY 2015/2016 Comparison

General Fund:

Receipts 37,896 37,896 260528

Personnel 15,789 15,789 93,224 17%

Operating Expenses 26,154 26,154 145,839 18%

Capital Outlay 21,165 0%

Grants 0 0 300

Reserve Fund 0 0

Subtotal General Fund: $41,943 $37,896 $41,943 $37,896 $260,528 16%

STREET FUND 143,395

Receipts 3,600 3,600

Personnel 2,970 2,970 13,602 22%

Operating Expenses 1,112 1,112 29,793 4%

Capital Outlay 0 0

LHTAC Grant 100,000 0%

Subtotal Street Fund $4,082 $3,600 $4,082 $3,600 $143,395 3%

Water Fund

Receipts 36,064 36,064 667,196 22%

Personnel 7,250 7,250 33532 45%

Operating Expenses 22,495 22,495 49,451 45%

Grant Expenses 486,536 479,634 486,536 479634 488,946 100%

2010 Bond Payment 69,832

Capital Outlay 25,435 0%

Subtotal Water Fund $516,281 $515,698 $516,281 $515,698 $667,196 77%

Sewer Fund

Receipts 23,737 23,737 126,491 0%

Personnel 7,248 7,248 33,532 22%

Operating Expenses 1,386 1,386 34,532 4%

2010 Bond Payment 45,314 0%

Capital Outlay 13,113 0%

Subtotal Sewer Fund $8,634 $23,737 $8,634 $23,737 $126,684 7%

TOTALS ALL FUNDS $570,940 $580,931 $570,940 $580,931 $1,197,803 48%

*Year to date divided by appropriation

Citizens are invited to inspect the detailed supporting records of the above financial statements.

For additional information contact Fairfield City Hall, 764-2333

Mickey Dalin

City Clerk/Treasurer

CITY OF FAIRFIELD FY 15-16REVENUE/EXPENDITURE QUARTERLY REPORTQuarter Ending December 31, 2015 - Unaudited

*YeartodatedividedbyappropriationCitizensareinvitedtoinspectthedetailedsupportingrecordsoftheabovefinancialstatements.ForadditionalinformationcontactFairfieldCityHall,764-2333. MickeyDalin

CityClerk/Treasurer

TheSundayfeatureisacartoonaboutanelderlymanandyoungboywhotravel in theman’s inge-nious floating house toSouth America to visitParadise Falls. Did youknow that Paradise fallsisbasedonanactualwa-terfall inSouthAmericacalledAngelFalls?ComeandseethecartoonPara-dise Falls and the real“Geologic Gem” that isAngelFalls. For more informa-tion call 208-933-4127or contact Carol Ash at208-933-4125. Besuretowatchoutforinformationonthe filmsto be shown in Febru-ary. Follow both parkson the web - HagermanFossilBedsNMatwww.nps.gov/hafo;andMini-doka NHS at www.nps.gov/miin-andonFace-bookforupdatesonparkevents, upcoming films,information,andcenten-nialeventsthroughouttheNationalParkService.

softballfieldatMinidokaonMay28th. ParkRangersandInternswillsharestoriesandleadactivitiesrelatedtothefilms.Popcornwillbeavailableandallparticipantsareinvitedtobringapilloworcom-fortablechairtoenhancetheirviewingenjoyment.

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All thatportionoftheSW1/4ofSection11Township1South,Range14,EastBoiseMe-ridian, Camas County, Idaho Described asfollows:

BeginningattheSWcornerofSW1/4ofSec-tion11andrunningthenceEastontheSouthSectionlineofsaidSection11,738feet;thenceinaNorthwesterlydirectiontoapointontheSouthlineoftheRailroadRightofWayoftheIdahoCentralRailroadCompany,whichis140feetEastoftheWestSectionlineofsaidSection11;thenceWest140feettotheWestSectionlineofsaidSection11;thence,SouthonsaidWestSectionlinetothepointofbegin-ning.Exceptingtherefromalllandheretoforedeededorusedforhighwayorroadpurposes.

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above-entitledCourtonaJudgmentandenteredinsaidCourtintheabove-entitledactiononthe7thdayofNovember,2014,infavoroftheabove-namedPlaintiff,IamcommandedandrequiredtoproceedtonoticeforsaletosellatpublicauctiontherealpropertydescribedinsaidFifthOrderforSaleofFore-closureandFifthWritofExecutionandtoapplytheproceedsofsuchsaletothesatisfactionofsaidJudgmentandDecreeofForeclosurewithinterestthereonandmyfeesandcosts. ThepropertydirectedtobesoldissituateinCamasCounty,StateofIdaho,andisdescribedasfollows,to-wit:

AllthatportionoftheSW1/4ofSection11Township1South,Range14,EastBoiseMeridian,CamasCounty,IdahoDescribedasfollows:BeggingattheSWcornerofSW1/4ofSection11andrun-ningthenceEastontheSouthSectionlineofsaidSection11,738feet;thenceinaNorthwesterlydirectiontoapointontheSouthlineoftheRailroadRightofWayoftheIdahoCentralRailroadCompany,whichis140feetEastoftheWestSectionlineofsaidSection11;thenceWest140feettotheWestSectionlineofsaidSection11;thence,SouthonsaidWestSectionlinetothepointofbeginning.Exceptingtherefromalllandheretoforedeededorusedforhighwayorroadpurposes.

Whichmaycommonlybeknownas:North110East,Fair-field,ID83327.

NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatonthe1stdayofFeb-ruary,2016atthehourof10:00o’clocka.m.,atthelocationofCamasCountyCourtHouse,Iwillattend,offerandsellatpublicauctionallorsomuchoftheabove-describedpropertythusdirectedtobesoldasmaybenecessarytoraisesufficientfundstopayandsatisfytheJudgmentandDecreeofForeclosureassetoutinsaidOrderforSaleofForeclosuretothehighestbidderthereforeinlawfulmoney.Thetimeperiodforredemp-tionoftheabovepropertyissix(6)monthsfromthedateofsaleherein. TheSheriff,byaCertificateofSale,willtransferright,titleandinterestofthejudgmentdebtorinandtotheproperty.TheSheriffwillalsogivepossessionbutdoesnotguaranteecleartitlenorcontinuepossessoryrighttothepurchaser. DATEDThis28thdayofDecember,2015.

CAMASCOUNTYSHERIFFBy:DavidLSanders

UnderandbyvirtueofaFifthOrderforSaleofForeclosureexecutedbythejudgeonDecember8,2015andenteredbytheCourtonDecember14,2015andaFifthWritofExecutionissuedonDecember14,2015outofandunderthesealofthe

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