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With theThanksgivingholiday fast ap-proaching, there is usually quite a bit ofbuzz about tryptophan in our holidayfoods.So,justwhatisTryptophan? Tryptophanisanaminoacidneededfornormalgrowthininfantsandfornitrogenbalanceinadults.It isanessentialaminoacid,whichmeansyourbodycannotpro-duceit-youmustgetitfromyourdiet. Thebodyusestryptophantohelpmakeniacin (VitaminB3) and serotonin.Sero-toninhasbeenclinicallyproventoproducehealthysleepandastablemood.Itisalsoused tohelp treatDown’sSyndromeandaggressivebehavior. Tryptophan can be found in: Cheese,Chicken, Eggs, Fish, Milk, Nuts, Peanutbutter, Peanuts, Pumpkin seeds, Sesameseeds,Soy,Tofu,and...Turkey. So, when you feel sleepy after all thefeasting, it’s not because you’ve had agoodworkout(thoughcarryingtheturkeyto the table might qualify), it’s becauseyou’vejustreceivedaheathydoseofna-ture’ssleepdrug.Enjoy.

For Your Pets Duringtheholidaysitistemptingtoletyourpetsenjoyabitoffeasting,butsomehumanfoodsarenotokayfordogorcats. Turkey is fine, but be sure to take offthe skin. While the skin is not necessar-ilyharmfultoyourpet,itabsorbsalotof

things from thecookingprocess that are.Alliums (onions, garlic, leeks, scallions)addgreatflavorforus,butaretoxictopets.Thefatisnotgoodforpetseither,mainlybecauseitissomethingoutoftheirnormaldiet(thisincludescheese,sourcream,but-ter,andgravies). Bones are good for chewing, but notpoultrybones - even a large turkeybonecanshatterandinjureyoupet. Many people are unaware that grapes,and subsequently raisins, can be toxic topets. They can cause kidney failure indogs.On theotherhand,cranberrysauceis justfineforpetsbutwatchtheamountof sugar in it.Artificial sweeteners are abigNObecausetheyoftencontainXylitolwhichispoisonoustoanimals,andpoten-tiallydeadlytodogs.And...NOChocolate,especiallybakingchocolate. Dairy products are okay if you knowyourpetcanhandleit,butcatsoftendevel-op lactose intolerancewhen theybecomeadults.Plaingreenbeansareawonderfultreatforpets.Freshvegetablesareagreatadditiontoanydiet,aslongastheyarenotmixedwithalliums(seeabove). Whatpeoplemayconsiderasmallamountofalcoholcanbetoxicforasmalleranimal.Keepinmindthatalcoholpoisoningcanoc-cur inpets from items like fruit cake (therecipemayhavecalledforrumorotherli-quor),aswellasunbakedbread.

Warm up your Toes - Gooding GobblerNovember 27th at 8 a.m. at North Valley Academy

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TheHiddenChemicalsinYourTurkeyThis Saturday InShoshone

November 29th Treelightingat6:00 L.C.CourthouseLawn AntiqueAppraisalDay 2ndTimeAround Freeappraisalsfrom 10:30p.m.to3:30p.m. Alsoanopenhouse

Shop Small on November 29th The Lincoln CountyChamber of Commerceis encouraging the pub-lic to come to Shoshone,Richfield and Dietrich, tosupport local business forSmallBusinessSaturday. November 29th is SmallBusinessSaturday all overthe United States - anAmericanshoppingholidayheld on the Saturday afterThanksgiving during oneofthebusiestshoppingpe-riodsof theyear.Firstob-served on November 27th,2010, it isacounterpart toBlack Friday and CyberMonday,whichfeaturebigboxretailande-commercestoresrespectively.Bycon-trast, Small Business Sat-urday encourages holidayshopperstopatronizebrinkandmortarbusinessthataresmallandlocal.

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsJim Dandy’s Pizza willbeclosedWednesdayandThursday,November26and27,forthanksgiving.Don’tforgettobethankful.Seeyallafterturkeyday.CalandElainearethankfulforallourwonderfulcustomers.

Wendell Library Fundraiser WendellLibraryissellingraffleticketstowina32”flatscreen television.Raffle tickets areadollara ticket,or3ticketsfor$2.50and6ticketsfor$5.00(drawingwillbeheldonDecember22,2014-neednotbepresent towin).OnJanuary1st,WendellLibraryisstartingaAdult Reading Club.Thefirstbookwearereadingwillbe“TheBestofMe”,byNicholasSparks.Ifyouareinterested,PleasesignupattheWendellLibrary536-6195.

Thank You to the Auxiliary Thrift Store NorthCanyonMedicalCenterwouldliketothankthefolksattheAuxiliaryThriftStore.In2014theauxiliaryvolunteerspurchasedjustover$12,000inpatientequip-ment for thehospitaland todate theircontributionsarejustover$335,665. TheAuxiliaryThriftStoreacceptsdonationsofallkinds,thenprovidesthoseitembacktothecommunityatgreatprices.Allofthismakestheirdonationstothehospitalatruecommunityeffort. Don’tforgettocheckouttheirChristmasgiftitems.

Holiday Crafts & Gooding Kick-off TheAnnualHolidayCraftShowinGoodingwillbeheldonDecember5th(10-6)andDecember6th(10-4)attheGoodingHighSchool.ProceedswillgotowardtheCom-munity Food Bank & Resource Center (Helping HeartsandHands).Boothspacesare$40forbothdaysor$30foroneday.ContactJudyErdman,934-9475,foradditionalinformation. Saturday, December 13, is the Gooding Chamber’sAnnualHolidayKick-off.MainStreetwillbeclosedforthisfamilyeventwhichwillincludehorse-drawnwagonrides,achili&potatobar,face-painting,SantaClaus,andnewthisyear-ChamberBucks.Pay$3.75foraCham-berBuck,thenspenditas$5.00atparticipatingChamberMember merchants between December 12 - December19. Participating merchants include Cook’s Foodtown,King’s Discount Store, Steve’s Quick Service and Val-leyCountryStore(somelimitationsmayapply).ChamberBuckswillgoonsaleDecember5attheCraftShowandwillbeavailableforpurchasethroughDecember13.ATTENTION MERCHANTS:Acompletelistofpartici-patingmerchantswillbeprintedonthebackoftheCham-berBuck.Ifyouwishtoparticipate,contacttheChamberbeforeNovember22,orleaveamessageat358-3038.

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Beulah Baldwin is turning 90-years-old on December 1stTo celebrate, she would like friends and family to write down their favorite

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Kindergarten:Redbell

1stgrade:Candy 2ndgrade:Heartornament3rdgrade:snowglobe4thgrade:snowman

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Library Christmas Basket TheannualCamasLibraryChristmasBasket thatwillberaffledoffisnowondisplayatthelibrarywhereyoucanbuyticketsforthedrawingtobeheldonDecember16th.Thisyear’sbasketisbetterthanever;thetitleofitisRaffleTreasureChest:FamilyFun.Andinfact,itactu-allyisatreasurechestfulloffunthingstodoandgoodiestoeatanddrink. Tickets are $1.00 a piece or six for $5.00. They canbepurchasedatthelibraryorvariousbusinessesaroundtown.Thebasketwillbeondisplayat theschoolwhenbasketball games are here and tickets can be purchasedthere.Allproceedsfromthedrawinggotothelibrarytohelppurchaseneededthings.

TheLincolnCountyChamber’sFestival of Trees

Thisyear theLincolnCountyChamber is teamingupwith theLostNLavaorganization tobring theLincolnCountyFestivalofTreestoShoshone. OnDecember13th,attheLincolnCountyCommunityCenter inShoshone,comeenjoyagreatevening fullofgreatfoodandentertainmentfromthecommunity. FestivalofTreesbeganthreeyearsagotoraisemoneytogotowardstheLincolnCountyChamberScholarshipfundwhichgoestoonestudentfromeachLincolnCountySchools.CommunityMembers,Businesses andOrgani-zationsdecoratetreestohelpraisefundseachyear. The chamber is seeking donations from communitymembers, businesses, and organizations. To participate,donate a tree or gift basket for sale or auction for theevent.Pleasecontact theChamberat(208)886-9811orvisittheirwebsiteatwww.lincolncountychamber.org

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Judy Ann Johnson, 40, a resident of Gooding, passedawayFriday,November14,2014atNorthCanyonMedi-calCenterinGooding.AgravesidememorialservicewasheldonTuesday,November25,2014atElmwoodCem-etery inGooding. Acelebrationof life followedat thehomeofChuckandSallieStein.ArrangementsunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService.

WillardWilsonJones OnFridayof lastWeek, JudyHudson’s brother, Willard Wil-son “Buddy”Jones, Jr., left thislife after a long struggle withlung cancer. His wife, JackieTurner, and two sisters, JudyHudsonandJeanBoggs,werebyhis side providing comfort andencouragement when the timecametocrossover. HeworkedinthedairyindustryforseveralyearswhilelivinginJerome,Idaho.In2012hemovedtoBrentwood,California.HewasinAlamo,Cali-forniaatahospiceatthetimeofhisdeath. BuddywasanAirForceVeteranandservedintheVietNamwarasaphotographerbasedinSaigonCity.Allofhismilitaryphotographywasclassifiedbuthecontinuedtophotographinterestingandbeautifulthingsaslongashecould. Hewas exceptionally intelligent and developedmanynewmanufacturingprocessesandcomponents.DonHud-sonwasprivilegedtoworkwithhimwhiledevelopinga“thinfilm”coatingprocessforflatpaneldisplays. Buddy,alsoknownbymanyasBill,hadaquickdrywitbutasoftheartofgold.Funeralarrangementsarebeingmadeforburialinamili-tarycemeterynearSanJose. WewillmissBuddy.Solongpal.

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MarthaJaneOberle Martha Jane Oberle, 76, aresident of Gooding, passedawayMonday,November24,2014atherhomeinGooding. MarthaJaneDyarwasbornAugust28,1938 toJosephP.andHelenM.WalterDyar inMarietta, Ohio. She receivedher Bachelor degree in Busi-ness from Marietta College.She taught parochial schoolchildren in both Marietta andBoiseandmostrecentlyworkedattheIdahoStateSchoolfortheDeafandBlind. Marthagavegenerouslyofhertimeandtalents,volun-teeringintheGoodingSchoolDistrictreadingtochildren,co-coaching theGHSINEELScholastic teamandserv-ingon theGoodingSchoolBoard forfifteenyears.ShewasanavidsportsfanandgreatlyenjoyedwatchingGHSsports,especiallythesoccerteams. MarthamarriedGeorgeF.OberleonDecember18,1965inMarietta,Ohio.SurvivingareherhusbandGeorgeandfourchildren:Julie(Quentin)Nesbitt,Lisa(Bradly)Dal-ke,GeorgeOberleJr.andJosephAnthony(Keiko)Oberle,andsixgrandchildren:JustinandKristinNesbitt,Jacob,AbigailandEmmaDalkeandGeorgeKaitoOberle.Mar-tha is also survivedbyonebrotherPatrick J. (Marlene)Dyar,andonesisterMarjorie(Richard)Clatterbuck. Marthafacedherpassingwiththesamegraceanddig-nitywithwhichshelivedherlife.Inlieuofflowers,me-morialcontributionsmaybemadeinhernametotheSt.Elizabeth’sCatholicWomen’sLeagueScholarshipFundorHelpingHeartsandHandsinGooding,Idaho. A memorial service will be held at St. Elizabeth’sCatholicChurchinGoodingonWednesday,Novem-ber26,2014at10:30am.Aninterpreterforthedeafwillbeprovided.

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o b i t u a r i e sLauraPaulineDavis

LauraPaulineDavis,86,aresi-dentofPound,Wisconsinandfor-merlyofHagerman,passedawayonThursday,November13,2014inGreenBay,Wisconsin. Pauline was born in Gooding,IdahoonJune3,1928,thedaugh-ter of Paul A. And Emma Mar-gueriteDaniel.Shewasbornintoafarmingfamilywhereeveryonepitched in to get the job done.Whenshewas12yearsoldPau-line was cooking full meals forthethreshingcrewswhoworkedduringharvesttimeonthefarm.Pauline’shardworkanddedicationhelpedhergradu-atehighschoolandattendGladTidingsBibleCollegeinSanFrancisco,CA. AftergraduatingcollegeshemetJimDavisandtheyweremarriedonSeptember2, 1951 inGooding.Theyhad twochildren,LindaandDaniel. Pauline and Jim were in full time ministry for over 50years.Theypastoredseveralchurches,traveledpreachingallovertheworld,andlivedaGodlylifeinandoutofthepubliceye.Paulinewasrarelyinthespotlightbuttheworkshedidbehindthescenesiswhatmadethingspossible.PaulinelivedalifefullofGod,familyandfriends.Shetouchedsomanypeoplewithhergenerosityandhospitality.HerlovefortheLordshinedthroughineverythingshedid. Shewasprecededindeathby:herparents,PaulandMar-guerite;siblings,RaymondandDoris;andgrandson,Jona-than. Paulineissurvivedby:herhusband,JimDavis;hersister,Clela; her two children, Linda and Daniel; grandchildren,Lauralynne,Landon,Lisa,Lindsey,NoelandSummer;andgreat-grandchildren, Jarrod, Kayelona, Savannah, Jackson,DJandGabriella. Funeral servicee were held on Monday, November 24,2014atDemarayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.BurialfollowedattheElmwoodCemeteryinGooding. Condolences, memories and photos may be shared withthefamilybyfollowingtheobituarylinkatwww.demaray-funeralservice.com.

SophiaHanoraDoramusFreeman Sophia Hanora DoramusFreeman,age95,wenthometothelovingarmsoftheLordon Tuesday, November 18,2014.Shehadacloseperson-al relationship with God andwalkedinlifeasclosetoJesusas any. She was truly an an-gelamongus.Shediedinhersleep,inherhome,andwarminherownbedsurroundedbyherlovedones. SophiawasborntoChauncyThomasDoramusandJes-seMcMullinDoramusonJanuary2,1919,inPerth,Kan-sas.SheMarriedLonnieGrantFreemanonOct.10,1937,inBuhl,ID.TheymovedtoYuma,AZfortwoyearsandthenreturnedtoIdaho.SophiaandLonniefarmedandhadasmalldairyherdintheWendellareafor16years.Theymovedtothemini-cassiaareain1961.SophiaandLonnieraisedtwodaughtersinthatarea.ShewastheheadcookintheschoollunchprogramforMinidokaCountyschoolsfor27yearsuntil her retirement.She cared forLonnie,whosufferedfromAlzheimer’s,afterherretirement.Hepassedawayin1993. Sheissurvivedbyherdaughters;JoyceFreemanofHey-burn,andTwylaCameronofRupert;hergrandchildren;LonnaWorthingtonofHeyburn, Jacob(Verena)Robertsof Denver, CO, Tifney (Daniel) Madalena of MountainCity,NV,andDylanRobertsofPocatello,ID.Shehadsixgreat-grandchildren; Alannah(Jason) Griswold, ChanceWorthington,Morgen,LogenandtwinsDanielleandWy-attMadalena. Sophiawasprecededindeathbyherparents,herfourbrothers, a sister, andher husbandof 56years.Funeral

serviceswereheldonMonday,November 24, 2014, at Farn-sworth Mortuary in Jerome,Idaho. Interment followed attheWendellCemetery. Sophia’s family wouldlike to thank everyone atHighland Estates for all thelove and care, and to Annafrom Abigail’s home care,thank you for being so goodtoourAngel,ourmotherandgrandmother,Sophia.

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DonaldEdwardKrahn DonaldEdward“Grampy”Krahn,81,wasbornathomeinKingHillIdahotoEddyandInaKrahn. Eddy worked on the railroad which oftenkepthimawayfromthefamily.TheylivedinGooding Idaho and when Don was 10 EddybecameafarmeronCamasPrairie. DonservedthreeyearsintheU.S.Armydur-ingtheKoreanWareraasanenlistedmember. Assomeonealwaysseekingadventure,DonwentfromworkingdeepundergroundminingoretotheAlaskanmountaintopshuntingGriz-zlyBearandMountainGoat.HeoftentalkedaboutgoingWildBoarhuntinginTransylva-niaandCapeBuffalohuntinginAfrica. DonmethiswifeCaroleinSeattleattheCatholicsin-glesclubwhileworkingatBoeingwherehewasasystemanalyst.WhenBoeinglosttheTFXcontract,Donwasoneof20,000peoplewholosttheirjob. DonandCarole(whowas7monthspregnantwiththeirfirst child)moved to JuneauAlaskawhereDonworkedforthestatedoingprogramming.Theonlyhousingavail-ablewasaremodeledQuonsethut20milesfromtown.ItoverlookedAukeBayandtherewerefiftystepsuptothedoor.Therewasnotelephone.Thenearestneighborwasamileaway. JimandJoewereborn there.Asamemberofa localshootingclub,DonwouldspendeveningsreloadingandallowingJimtoorganizethebrass.Donsurvivedanava-lanchewhilegoathuntingandwhilerecoveringmovedtoBoisewhereChriswasborn.

DoncompletedhisBachelorofArtdegreeatBoiseStateUniversity. Then in 1971, after graduation, Don movedhis family to the Bay area and attended San Francisco

StatewherehereceivedhisMastersofArt.Hesurroundedhimselfwithartworkfromtheab-stracttubularsculptureinthefrontyardofthehousetothemassivealligatorstructureatHalfMoonBay. Ready for a more rural environment andrelatives, Don moved his family back to theBoise area in 1978. He spent the rest of hisworkingcareerattheStateDepartmentofEd-ucationwritingfinancialprograms. Duringretirement,Donspentmuchofhistimeplanninghuntingseasonforhissonsand

enjoyingthecompanyofhis8grandchildrenand3great-grandchildren.Althoughoftenencouragedtotakeupartagain,itwasn’tuntilafewyearsagohedelvedbackintosculpture, creating a bronze ballerina and a large RakusculptureofthenightPresidentLincolnmetMaryTodd,nowhangingintheCamasCountyHistoricalMuseum. Forthepast6months,heandCarolelivedinFairfieldatDeerCreekenjoying the lifeof thesmallcommunitywherehegrewup. DonwasamemberoftheKnightsofColumbusandtheAmericanLegion. DonpassedawayonthelastdayofdeerhuntingseasonwhileenjoyingthegreatoutdoorsoverlookinghisplaceinthehillsofFairfield. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the St.MarksfoodbankinBoise.

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Holiday Shows at the Herrett Center TheFaulknerPlanetariumatCSI’sHerrettCenter forArtsandSciencewillhavetwonewholidayprogramsstartingthisFriday,alongwithaChristmasprogramthatdebutedlastyear. ‘Let ItSnow’featuressongsof theseasonalongwithfull-dome holiday imagery. The program includes ‘Let it Snow’byFrankSinatra,‘RudolphtheRed-NosedReindeer’byGeneAutry, ‘WinterWonderland’ by Annie Lennox, ‘Jingle BellRock’byBrendaLee,andothers.‘LetItSnow’willshowat3:30and8p.m.FridayandSaturday,Nov.28and29andwillthenbeshownat8p.m.Fridaysand3:30and8p.m.SaturdaysbetweenDec.2and20. Thefirstnewprogram,‘TheStarofBethlehem,’exploresthe2,000yearoldmysteryofthelightintheskythatledthewisementothemangeronthefirstChristmas.Wasitastarthatwasseenonlybythemagiorwasitanaturally-occurringphenom-enon?Could it have even been a supernova? “This programprovidesmanytheoriesaswellasanupliftingexperiencefor

allaudiences,”saidFaulknermanagerRickGreenawald.Theprogrambeginsitsholidayrunat2:30and7p.m.FridayandSaturday,Nov.28and29.BetweenDec.2and20,itwillshowat7p.m.TuesdaysandFridaysandat2:30p.m.Saturdays. Theothernewprogramis‘TheLongestNight:AWinter’sTale,’aboutafamilyofstorytellerswhocometoavillagetotelltalesonthelongestofnights.Thetalesincludethemoonand stars, beasts and heroes. The program also explores theconceptthatwinterisatimefortheEarthtorest,waitingfornewgrowth in the spring. ‘TheLongestNight’will showat1:30and4:30p.m.FridayandSaturday,Nov.28and29andwill thenbescheduledat1:30and7p.m.SaturdaysbetweenDec.2and20. Admission prices to the Faulkner Planetarium at $6 foradults,$5forseniors,and$4forstudents.Childrenunder2areadmittedfree.AdmissiontotheHerrettCenterisalwaysfreeofcharge.Formoreinformation,calltheHerrettfrontdeskat732-6655orgotheHerrettwebsiteathttp://herrett.csi.edu.

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Onourcrewwehaveadriver,Keith,whohasaprostheticleg.Thetruckhedrives

iseverybitatwoleggedpersonwantstodriveorevengetinto.Upondeliveringhisloadofsilage,hewouldhavetogetinandoutofthetrucktoshutthereargateofthetruckbed.AsmanytimesasIcould,Iwouldgetoutofmytractorandclosehisgate.Iwantedtohelpmakehisdayalittleeasier.But,evenmorethanassisting,Ihopedtoaddabasisforteamwork.IfiguredifI tookthetimetohelp, thenthenewdriversandteamassociateswouldfollowsuit. Teamworkwouldnotonlystartinthepit,butfollowthrough-outthejobfromfieldtofinish.Ifwestucktogetherasateam,no one would be left behind or without some help. We allwouldfinishtogetherwithadegreeofprofessionalism. Evenwithhiscane,Keithhelpseverywhere.Oneparticulargroupofeventstouchedme. We had another driver come on board who was olderandwhohadjusthadbacksurgery.Theolderdrivercouldbarelygetoutofhistrucktoshuthisgatewithoutamajorpainfulprocess.Keithwouldbeinthepitatthesametimeandwouldmakehiswaytotheothertrucktoshutthegatefortheolderguy. Thisprocessamplifiedwiththetrucksgettingbacktothecornchopper.Once,whilewaitinginthefieldfortheothertrucks ahead of them to load, the two drivers had a mo-menttoconverse.TheolderdriverthankedKeithwiththemostsincereofthoughtsforhelpinghimgethisgateshut,knowing that theolderwasstruggling.Keith toldhimnotthethankhimbutsomeoneelsewhojusthappenedtobeonanotherjobwithoursplittingofcrews.Theolderguydidn’tunderstand.Keithtoldhimhewaspayingforwardthesamethingthatwasdoneforhim. AswerollontoyetanotherThanksgivingDay,wecanbe thankful for lotsof things inour lives.But,Thanks-giving shouldnotbeonlyaonedaycelebration,but aneverydayevent. OurpilgrimswholandedonAmericainthe1600’shelpedestablishthedaywecelebratetoday.Theirthankswasnotonlyforaday,butalifetimeofthanks.FromtheverybeginninginEnglandtheygavethanks.Theywereallindenturedservantsof peoplewith fines. To venture to a place they knew littleaboutandnoknownservices,wasaleapoffaith. TheoriginalMayflowerwas two ships, buton tookonun-repairable leaks. Everyone was crammed onto one ship for avoyageofunknownconsequences.OnceinAmericatheynearlystarvedorfrozetodeath,notofmentionthediseases.But,inallofthat,theygavethanks.Thethankstheygavewasathanksofconveniencewhentheywantedto,butofappreciation. This is my “Cup of Tee” saying thanks, giving thanksnow,andpayingthanksforward.

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T.S. No. 1248628-37 Parcel No. rpf0050004018ba NOTICE OFTRUSTEE’SSALEOnJanuary20,2015,atthehourof2:00pm,ofsaidday,atOnthefrontstepsofthecamascountycourthouse501,SoldierRoad,Fairfield,Idaho,FirstAmericanTitleInsuranceCom-pany,astrustee,willsellatpublicauction,tothehighestbidder,forcash, cashier’s check drawn on a State or National Bank, a checkdrawnbyaStateorFederalCreditUnion,or a checkdrawnbyaState or Federal Savings and Loan Association, Savings Associa-tion,orSavingsBank,allpayableatthetimeofsale,thefollowingdescribed real property, situated in theCountyofCamas, stateofIdaho,anddescribedasfollows,towit:Theeast67feetoflots18,19,20,21, and22, inblock4of fairfield townsite,Camascounty,idaho,asthesameisshownontheofficialplatthereforelocatedintheofficeofthecountyrecorderofsaidcounty.Commonlyknownas101AlturasAvenueWestFairfield Id 83327.Saidsalewillbemadewithoutcovenantorwarranty,expressor implied, regardingtitle,possessionor encumbrances to satisfy theobligation securedbyandpursuanttothepowerofsaleconferredintheDeedofTrustexecutedbyRodneyShaneHarrisAnUnmarriedManasGrantor,toGoodingTitleandEscrow,asTrustee, for thebenefitandsecu-rityofMortgageElectronicRegistrationSystems,Inc.,(“mers”)AsNominee For The Mortgage Co-op, A Utah Corporation, Its Suc-cessorsandAssignsasBeneficiary,recordedFebruary17,2005,asInstrumentNo.78226,MortgagerecordsofCamasCounty,Idaho.THE ABOVE GRANTORS ARE NAMED TO COMPLY WITHSECTION45-1506(4)(a),IDAHOCODE.NOREPRESENTATIONISMADETHATTHEYARE,ORARENOT,PRESENTLYRE-SPONSIBLEFORTHISOBLIGATION.Thedefaultforwhichthissaleistobemadeis:Failuretopaythemonthlypaymentdueaugust1,2009ofprincipal,interestandimpoundsandsubsequentinstall-mentsduethereafter;pluslatecharges;togetherwithallsubsequentsumsadvancedbybeneficiarypursuanttothetermsandconditionsofsaiddeedoftrust.Theestimatedbalanceowingasofthisdateontheobligationsecuredbysaiddeedoftrustis$136,424.21,includinginterest,costsandexpensesactuallyincurredinenforcingtheobli-gationthereunderorinthissale,andtrustee’sfeesand/orreasonableattorney’sfeesasauthorizedinthepromissorynotesecuredbytheaforementionedDeedofTrust.FirstAmericanTitleInsuranceCom-panyC/oCal-westernReconveyanceLlcP.O.Box22004ElCajonCa92022-9004(800)546-1531Dated:September12,2014Signa-ture/ByFirstAmericanTitleInsuranceCompany.DLPP-439929publishedon11/26,12/03,12/10&12/17

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TherearemanybrickandmortarbusinesseswithinLin-colnCountyandtheChamberasksyoutosupport localbusinessesthisholidayseason.Whenyoushopyourlo-calbusinesses,youembracewhatmakesyourcommunityunique,youcreatelocaljobs,moreofyourmoneywillbekeptinyourlocaleconomy,youtakeadvantageoftheirexpertiseandyoumakeyourcommunityadestination. TherearesomegreatbusinessesalongSouthRailStreetand Greenwood Streets such as G & H Ace Hardware,2ndTimeAroundAntiqueMall,CrossroadAttic,Salli’sBack Porch Fabrics, Crossroads Mercantile, Bozzuto’sFurniture and Appliance, Napa Auto Parts, Ann’s AutoandAgSupply,AboveandBeyondSalon,SheerExcel-lence,theIronHorseSaloon,andSawtoothFoodTown. Dietrich has the ShawMerc. andRichfield don’t for-getPiper’s and theHangout,Off theGrid, andCathy’sCloset. You can’t forget the fine restaurants that are in Sho-shone.ThereistheManhattanCafé,TheSnackBar,theMountain View Lanes. In Dietrich there is the EaglesNest,andinRichfield,theMainStreetBarandGrill. Ifyouarenotable tostop inatanyof thesebusinessduringSmallBusinessSaturday,besuretotaketimebe-foreChristmastoseewhatthesegreatbusinessinLincolnCountyhavetooffer. TheLincolnCountyChamberofCommerceencourag-esnotjustLincolnCountyresidentsbuttheentireMagicValleytocometoLincolnCountyandseewhatyouaremissing.TofindoutaboutmoreaboutthelocalbusinessbesuretostopbytheLincolnCountyChamberofCom-merceoffice,102SouthRailStreetEast,Shoshoneorvisitlincolncountychamber.orgorfindusonFacebook.

TheCollegeofSouthernIdahoDiversityCouncilwillhostashowingofthedocumentaryRedLight,GreenLightat7p.m.Wednesday,Dec.3inroom108oftheCSIHep-worthbuilding(formerlytheAspenbuilding).Admissionisfreeofchargeandthepublicisinvitedtoattend. Club advisor PerriGardner says the film is about theglobal attempt tofight sex trafficking.Twofilmmakers,whowillbeavailableonlinetochatwiththeaudienceaf-terward,havetraveledacrosstencountriestoexploretheissue,attemptingtofindouthowtopreventsexualexploi-tation. Moreinformationaboutthemoviecanbefoundathttp://redlightgreenlightfilm.com

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Asnationsaroundtheglobeat-tempt to fight sex trafficking,manyconsider legalizingpros-titution.Twofilmmakerstravelacross ten countries to exploretheissue,attemptingtoanswerthequestion:“How can we prevent sexual exploitation before it happens

in the first place?”Though governments are get-ting better at prosecuting traf-fickers and providing aftercareto victims, it is time we begintoaskthequestionofwhatliesattheroot.

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Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices ~ Legal NoticesTRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE. Reference is made to that cer-taintrustdeedmadebyMatthewW.RennerandCherylA.Renner,Grantor(s), toAllianceTitle&EscrowCorporation, trustee, in fa-vorofGreenTreeFinancialServicingCorporation,asbeneficiary,recorded 10/01/1997, in the Records of Lincoln County, Idaho asInstrument No. 162889, which was subsequently assigned to U.S.Bank,NA.astrusteeonbehalfofManufacturedHousingContractSenior/Subordinate Pass-Through Certificate Trust 1997-8 underInstrumentNo.0000195381,andGlogowskiLawFirm,PLLCbeingthe successor trustee, covering the following described real prop-ertysituatedintheabove-mentionedcountyandstate,towit:APN:RP04S19E140006A;Township4South,Range19EastoftheBoiseMeridian,LincolnCounty,IdahoSection14:AparceloflandlocatedintheNE¼NE¼ofsaidSection,moreparticularlydescribedasfol-lows: COMMENCING at the Northeast corner of said Section 14andbeingTHETRUEPOINTOFBEGINNING;THENCESouth00°00’00”WestalongtheEastboundaryoftheNE¼ofSection14foradistanceof427.00feet;THENCENorth90°00’00”Westforadistanceof576.37feet;THENCENorth02°50’24”Westforadis-tanceof271.81feet;THENCENorth34°39’22”Eastforadistanceof179.21feettoapointontheNorthboundaryoftheNE¼ofSec-tion14;THENCENorth89°02’54”EastalongtheNorthboundaryoftheNE¼ofSection14foradistanceof488.00feettoTHETRUEPOINTOFBEGINNING.SUBJECTTOa25.0footwideCountyroad easement along the North and East boundaries of the beforedescribedparcel.SUBJECTTOaneasementfortheuseandmainte-nanceoftheexistingirrigationditcheslocatedwithinthedescribedparcel;Commonlyknownas1245East 1020North,Richfield, ID83349.Boththebeneficiaryandthetrusteehaveelectedtosellthesaidrealpropertytosatisfytheobligationssecuredbysaidtrustdeedandnoticehasbeenrecordedpursuant tosectionIRC45-1505(3):the default for which the foreclosure is made is the grantor’s fail-ure to make payments as follows: Delinquent Payments from Apr2014thruSept2014at therateof7.0%andamountof$615.07foratotalof$3693.92;LateChargesof$40.00;BeneficiaryAdvancesof$3500.00(est.).TOTALREQUIREDTOREINSTATE:$3733.92.*Thisamount isestimatedandneeds tobeconfirmedprior to thesubmission of a payment as regular monthly payments, advancesand other charges continue to accrue during the pendency of thisnotice. Installmentofprincipaland interestplus impoundsand/oradvanceswhichbecamedueonApril, 2014plus amounts that aredueormaybecomedueforthefollowing:latecharges,delinquentpropertytaxes,insurancepremiums,advancesmadeonseniorliens,taxes and/or insurance, trustee fees, and any attorneys’ fees andcourt costs arising from or associatedwith beneficiaries effort toprotectandpreserveitssecuritymustbecuredasaconditionofrein-statement.Byreasonofthedefault,thebeneficiaryhasdeclaredallsumsowingontheobligationsecuredbythetrustdeedimmediatelydueandpayable,thosesumsbeingthefollowing,towit:$69,294.24withinterestthereonattherateof7.0%beginningon11/05/1997,plus late charges, until paid; plus prior accrued late charges; plusadvancesof$3500.00, togetherwith titleexpenses,costs, trustee’sfeesandattorneys’feeincurredhereinbyreasonofsaiddefault;andanyfurthersumsadvancedbythebeneficiaryfortheprotectionoftheabovedescribedrealpropertyanditsinteresttherein.Whereof,noticeisherebygiventhatGlogowskiLawFirm,PLLC,theunder-signedtrusteewillon01/30/2015,at11:00amMT,atthefollowingplace:northentranceoftheLincolnCountyCourthouse,111W“B”St,Shoshone,ID83352sellatpublicauctiontothehighestbidderfor

cashtheinterestinthesaiddescribedrealpropertywhichthegrantorhadorhadpowertoconveyatthetimeoftheexecutionbyhimofthesaidtrustdeed,togetherwithanyinterestwhichthegrantororhissuccessorsininterestacquiredaftertheexecutionofsaidtrustdeed,tosatisfytheforegoingobligationstherebysecuredandthecostsandexpensesofsale,includingareasonablechargebythetrustee.No-ticeisfurthergiventhatanypersonnamedinIRC45-1506hastherighttohavetheforeclosureproceedingdismissedandthetrustdeedreinstatedbypayment to thebeneficiaryof theentireamountthendue(otherthansuchportionofsaidprincipalaswouldnotthenbeduehadnodefaultoccurred),togetherwiththecosts,trustee’sandattorney’s fees and curing any other default complained of in theNoticeofDefaultbytenderingtheperformancerequiredundertheobligationortrustdeed,atanytimepriortofivedaysbeforethedatelastsetforsale.IftheTrusteeisunabletoconveytitleforanyreason,thesuccessfulbidder’ssoleandexclusiveremedyshallbethereturnofmoniespaidtotheTrustee,andthesuccessfulbiddershallhavenofurtherrecourse.DATED:September25,2014.By/s/KatrinaE.GlogowskiofGlogowskiLawFirm,PLLC,5062ndAveSte2600,Seattle,WA98104.(206)903-9966

NOTICE OF PROPOSEDCHANGE OF WATER RIGHT

TRANSFER NO. 79430

SOUTHCOVEVENTURESLLC,C/OGREGORYVIK,POBOX1607,BELLEVUE,WA98009; has filedApplicationNo. 79430 for changes to the following water rights withinBLAINE,CAMASCounty(s):RightNo(s).37-22771,37-7393;toseeafulldescriptionoftheserightsandtheproposedtrans-fer,pleaseseewww.idwr.idaho.gov/apps/wr/QueryNewTrans-fers/QueryNewTransfers.aspx.Thepurposeof the transfer istochangeaportionof theaboverightsasfollows: Transferproposes moving a 19.8 acre portion (0.25 cfs) of an irriga-tiongroundwaterrightfromanexistingfarmlocatedapproxi-mately19.25to19.5mi.eastand4.7to5.0mi.southofFair-field.Twoexistingwellswilldivertthe0.25cfswhichwhencombinedwiththeexistingrightwillallowforthediversionof2.83cfsand822.9AFfortheirrigationof274.3acresonanexistingfarmlocatedapproximately2.0to3.0eastofFairfieldonthesouthsideofHWY20.

Foradditionalinformationconcerningthepropertylocation,contact Southern Region office at (208) 736-3033. ProtestsmaybesubmittedbasedonthecriteriaofIdahoCodeSec.42-222. Anyprotestagainst theproposedchangemustbefiledwith the Department of Water Resources, Southern Region,650 Addison Ave W Ste 500, Twin Falls ID 83301 togetherwithaprotestfeeof$25.00foreachapplicationonorbeforeDecember8,2014.Theprotestantmustalsosendacopyoftheprotesttotheapplicant.

GARY SPACKMAN, Director

Published in Idaho Mountain Express & Camas Courier on November 19th & 26th, 2014

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