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A Tale of Two Restaurants Afewmilesnorth,anotherrestauranthasopened upwithsomefa-miliarfacesatthe old Row-dy’s inGood-ing(227MainStreet). CarrieStiff-lerhasworked

TohelpmaketheCityofFairfield and Camas County moreeffectivewhenapply-ingforgrants, theCityofFairfield will host a Com-munityReviewnextweek-June24&25. During the two day re-view,listeningsessionswillbeheldaswellasbusandwalkingtours.ThevisitingteamconsistsofStateandFederalentitieswhowillbespeakingtobusinessowners

andresidentsaboutCamasCountyandtheCityofFair-field. They will evaluate our economicdevelopment,in-frastructure,andrecreationalopportunities,andpresenttheir initial observationsand recommendations ata community meeting onThursday,June25th.Theywillalsobepresentingthemailedsurveyresults. Residentsareencouragedto participate in the com-

munitymeetingwhichwillbeheldattheSeniorCenter(129WillowAveW)from7to9p.m.Refreshmentswillbeprovided. Thevisitingteamwillalsobeconductingone-hourlis-teningsessionswithspecif-icstakeholdergroups.Formoreinformationortoin-quireaboutparticipatinginalisteningsession,contactSaraat764-2226orMeganat481-1358.

Overthelastcoupleofweeks,twonewrestaurantshaveopenedupinourarea. The first week was a little rough as their buildingresistedthechangeover,butSis-sy’sPlaceinWendellisnowupandrunningattheoldPitStopbuilding(397S.Idaho). Sissy’sPlaceisaFamilyStylerestaurantservingbreakfastalldaylong,alongwithyourfavoritelunchitems.Apparently,theJalapeñoBaconBurgeristodiefor. TheyareopenTuesdaythruFridayfrom10a.m. to9p.m.,Saturday8a.m. to9p.m.,andSunday8a.m.to3p.m.ClosedMondays.

Fairfield Community ReviewJune 24th & 25th

Gooding Robbery OnJune15,2015,atap-proximately11:40PM,theGooding Police Depart-mentrespondedtoareportofanArmedRobberyattheMaverickStation, lo-catedat1899Highway26intheCityofGooding.Amale subject entered thestoreandheldtheclerkatgunpoint.Themalesubjectleft thestorewithanun-disclosedamountofcur-rency.TheGoodingPoliceDepartmenthasobtainedsurveillancevideoandwearecurrentlyfollowinguponseveralleads. The male subject waswearingbluejeans,whiteshoes, a black zip-uphoodie(turnedaroundtocover the face), and hadwhatappearedtobeatur-quoiseshirtunderneaththehoodie. Anyone who was inthe area and might haveseen something shouldcallSIRCOMMDispatchat (208)324-1911, or theGooding Police Depart-mentat(208)934-8436dur-ingbusinesshours.

The Staff at Sissy’s serving Great Family Food

inthisbuildingfor18yearsasacook,awaitress,andeverythingelse.Nowsheis running it asherownbusiness - theChilln’Grill. OpenWednesdaythruSaturdayfrom11a.m.to10p.m., theChilln’Grillserveslunchanddinnerwithburgers,steaks,seafood,andmore.Anddon’tbeafraid tobringyourchildren-it’safamilyfriendlyrestaurantwithgoodfoodforeveryone.

Carrie and herdaughter Aysia

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School Auction: June 19th at 1 p.m. TheGoodingSchoolDist.willanauctionofsurplusequipmentatthemaintenanceshoponW.4thStreet.Moreinformationonpage11oratwww.mastersauction.com

IRHF Sells First Steer ToBlue Fire Wilderness Therapy

The Idaho Rodeo Hall of Fame sells its first steer of 2015 toBlueFireWildernessTherapy! GoodinghasbeenknownastheCowboyCapitalofIdaho,isawesternheritageandranchingcommunity,andhostsoneofthebestprorodeosinthenorthwest.Thesteerpro-gram complements this local flavor, creates a spirit of com-ingtogetherasacommunityandgeneratesoutsideinterest,bringingothersintothecommunity. Proceeds of thisyear’s steers sup-porttheIdahoRo-deo Hall of Famewhichenrichesthelives of our youththroughanawardsprogram.Gooding’sSteers canbedis-played beginningJune 15 throughAugust and maynot obstruct traffic onstreetsorsidewalks.Steersarebeingsoldfor$200,cowboysfor$75.InquirescanbemadebycallingLonnieLeaVellat208-539-0101.

WantedChildren for One Day VBS at Foothills Baptist Church

Saturday, June 20 from 9:30 to noon

RewardFun & Games, and lots of Learning from God’s Word

Free snack and lunch for children and workers

Tent RevivalJune 19-21 in Fairfield, Idaho

FREE Hamburger Fry on Saturday at 5 p.m.7 p.m. on Fri & Sat ~ 11 a.m. on Sunday

Jeff Gore: Cowboy Musician & PoetSteve Cody: Cowboy Preacher

Need more information? Call Ron Geer at 539-7747

Highway 46 Road Projects IfyouplantotravelfromGoodingtoWendellduringthenextmonth,beawarethatITDhasstartedapavingprojectonHighway46andwithintheCityofWendellwhichwillincludeareasofcurbandgutteraroundtheintersectionofIdaho46(MainStreet)andU.S.26(UniversityAvenue).Theprojectwillremoveandreplaceabouttwoinchesofasphaltmixbeforerepavingtheroadway.Workwillalsoincludemillingofbridgedeckswithintheprojectlimitstoapplyawaterproofsealontheconcretebeforerepaving. DriverscanexpectlanerestrictionsandshortdelaysforthenextweekonU.S.26andtheInterstate84businessloop in Bliss as ITD works to finish asphalt repairs. Travelersareurgedtousecautionneartheconstructionzonesandwatchforworkersandequipment.ITDappreci-atesthepatienceandcooperationofthosedrivingthroughtheseworkzones.

Join the Black Butte WalkSaturday, June 20th

ThisSaturdayat10a.m.takeaguidedtourofBlackButteCraterlocatedNorthofShoshone.GeologistfromBLMwillguideparticipantsuptotheCraterandwilltalkaboutthehistoryandtheformationofthecrater.Thereisnocosttothewalk,butparticipantsareaskedtoPre-RegisterwiththeLincolnCountyChamberbycalling886-9811orat102SouthRailStreetEast,Shoshone.Spaceislimitedto20people and is on a first come basis.

Craters of the Moon 5:30TONIGHTatLincolnCountyCommunityCenterinShoshonecomelistentoDanielBuckley,SuperintendentofCratersoftheMoonNationalMonument,giveapresenta-tionaboutCratersoftheMoon.HewilldiscussthechangeofthenamefromNationalMonumenttoNationalPark.Comeandbeapartofthediscussion.Refreshments.

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Pastor Chuck Butler’s Retirement PastorChuckandFayButlerwillberetiringonJune30,2015 after pasturing the Fairfield Community Church for seventeenandonehalfyears,andcompleting40yearsin

theministry. Chuck grew up inAlbuquerque, NewMexico and enteredtheNavyshortlyafterhishighschoolgradu-ation.TheNavytookhim to Bremerton,WashingtonwherehewasstationedontheUSSSacramento.Heserved twoyearson

active duty on the West Pak tour and five years inactive in theReserves.DuringhistimeonshiphewasanassistanttotheChaplinandconductedBiblestudies.Fromthisex-periencehefeltthatGodwascallinghimintosometypeofChristianwork. AfterbeingdischargedfromactivedutyheattendedOlym-picJr.CollegeinBremerton.WhileinBremertonhemethiswifeFay.ShewasworkinginBremertonandsinginginaYouthForChristgroupcalledtheBremertones.Chuckhelpedwiththesoundsystemandlightingforthegroup. TheylearnedtoworktogetherwhileChuckwasservingaspresidentoftheOlympian’s,asinglesgroup,andFaywasservingasthesecretary.TheyweremarriedAugust12,1966. ShortlyaftertheyweremarriedChuckfeltcalledtoat-tendMultnomahBibleCollegeinPortland,OregonwhereFayhadpreviouslyattended.Hegraduatedin1969.AftergraduationheservedasanAssociateatEvergreenBibleChurchinVancouver,Washington.ThepastorhadChuckpreachintheeveningservice.ItwasduringthistimethatGodspoketohimfromAmos8:11.“ThedaysarecomingdeclarestheSovereignLord,whenIwillsendafaminethroughtheland–notafamineoffoodorathirstforwater,butafamineofhearingthewordsoftheLord.”ChucktookseriouslythesewordsandvowedthattherewouldneverbeafamineinteachingandpreachingtheWordofGodduringhisministry. He took his first pastorate in a small rural church at Birken-feld,Oregon.ItwasduringthistimetheirsonPhilipwasborn. ChuckservedasthemissionarypastorofseveralchurchesinWashington,OregonandIdaho.TheseincludedWillow-creekCommunityChurchinWillowcreek,Oregon;Carson

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RosaR.Cole RosaR.Cole,88,ofGooding,Idaho,passedawayonMonday,June8,2015inGooding.ShewasbornonFebru-ary22,1927inShoshone,IdahotoAdolphandHerminaBoesiger. Rosawasabelovedwife,mother,grandmother,sister,auntandfriendtoall.Shewasawonderfulcookanden-joyedsharingherhomegrownvegetablesandhomemadecannedgoodswithherfamilyandfriends.Rosawasquickwithajokeandlovedputtingsmilesonthefacesofallthosearoundher. Rosaisprecededindeathbyherlovinghusband,LowellS.Cole;herparents;herbrothers,John,William,andErnie;andsister,Frieda,andhernieceand2nephews. Rosaissurvivedbyhersister,ClaraHansenofGooding,Idaho;sons,Russell(Christine)ofJohnsCreek,Georgia,andGregory(Sue)ofGeorgetown,California;sixgrand-children;ninegreatgrandchildren;andthreegreat-greatgrandchildren. Rosawillbegreatlymissedbyherfamilyandfriends,whowillrememberherfondly. Amemorialservicewillbeannouncedatalaterdate.

Judy(June)HarkinsKlimes Judy (June)HarkinsKlimes83,passedawayquietlyonthemorningofJune9,2015aftera long and valiant battle withAlzheimer’s. Shewasbornin1932toWil-liam Zane and Florence E.Harkins who migrated fromKansas. JudywasprecededindeathbyhermotherFlorence,herfatherWilliam,brotherZane,sisterShirleyPetersonandbrotherBobHarkins. SheissurvivedbyherHusbandEmilKlimesofNampaIdaho,daughterSheryl (Scott)Stewart,granddaughterSavannaStewart,allofPocatelloIdaho,niecesConnie(Mark)McManusofRedmondOregon,CindyLes)Ship-peeofCrossetArkansas,Sister-in-lawDorothyHarkinsofGoodingIdaho,StepchildrenMikeKlimes,RodneyKlimes,LindaHahnandgranddaughterJesseHahn,andalargeextendedfamily. JudywasaChristianforherwholelife.HerfaithinTheLordsawherthroughmanytrialsandheartaches.ShetaughtherdaughterSheryltoloveTheLordfromanearlyageandthatiswhoweleanoninthisheartbreakingtime. Judylovedtotravelandvisitedmanystatesandforeigncountries.HerloveoftraveltookherandEmilonmanywonderfuladventures. ShemarriedEmil,herchildhoodsweetheartinJanuary5,2002.Theybothfoundsuchsweetcompanionshipandloveintheirmarriage. Shewillbemissedsomuchandleftahugeholeinourheartswithherpassing. ShewillburiedintheHarkinsfamilyplotatElmwoodCemeteryinGoodingIdahowithagravesideserviceat11:00 am, on Friday, June 19, 2015 officiated by Pastor RogerJohnson. In lieu of flowers please consider a donation, on Judy’s behalf,toPetsforPatriots,PetsforPatriots,Inc.,218EParkAvenue,Suite543LongBeach,NY11561.JudywasfortunatetoadoptawonderfullittledogChicofromalocalshelterthroughthisgreatorganization.Hewasherfaithfulfurrycompanioninherlastyears. Momma,youhaveleftthisearthforyournewhomeinHeaven.Allisstillandpeaceful,nomoretears,nomorepain.TilwemeetagaininHeaven...

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Lake Idaho & the Fossils LectureSerieswillcontinueTONIGHTat7:00pmattheGoodingCountyMuseuminGooding.Thereisnochargeforthelectureandrefreshmentswillbeserved. ThefeaturedspeakerisAnnetteRousseau,EducationSpecialistofHagermanFossilBedsNMandMinidokaNationalHistoricSite.Thetitleoftheprogramwillbe:TheHagermanArea-LakeIdahoandtheFossils.Ms.Rousseauhasover15yearsofteachingexperienceandhascreatedandpresentedmanyoutreachprograms.ShehasservedasarangerattheGrandCanyonNationalParkbeforecurrentlyworkingintheVisitorCenterinHagerman. ComelistentostoriesofthelargelakethatcoveredthisareaandthemanyfossilsthathavebeendiscoveredintheareasleftwhentheLakeIdahodisappeared.Ifyouhaveanyquestions,callthemuseumat934-5318orcontacte-mailatgoodingcountymuseum@yahoo.com

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o b i t u a r i e sJohn“Johnny”CarlMullins

John“Johnny”CarlMul-lins,58,aresidentofGood-ing, passed away Friday,June12,2015athishome. JohnwasbornonJanuary26,1957inClintwood,Vir-ginia,thesonofElmerRayandHenriettaMullins.HewasraisedandeducatedinDickensonCounty,Virgin-ia,graduating fromHaysiHighSchoolin1975.AfterhisgraduationhemovedtoGooding,Idahotojointherestofhisfamily. JohnservedintheU.S.ArmyfromJanuary1976untilhewashonorablydischargedinJanuary1982.HethenservedintheArmyReserveforthenext10years. Johnworkedinconstructionandmasonryuntilhishealthnolongerallowedhimtowork.Johnlovedtheoutdoors,and was an avid fisherman and hunter. Johnissurvivedby:hismother,Henrietta“Hank”Mul-linsofPocatello;hiscompanion,JacquieDonnellyofGooding;fourbrothers,LarryMullinsofPocatello,Wil-lie(Debbie)MullinsofGooding,James(Heather)MullinsofOntario,OregonandKelly(Alicia)MullinsofFredrick,Maryland;threesisters,Lisa(Craig)GravattofPocatello,Teresa(Glenn)CoinerofBoiseandBecky(Grant)BullockofPocatello;andmanynieces,nephewsandcousins. Hewasprecededindeathbyhisfather. AcelebrationofJohn’slifewillbeheldonSaturday,June20,2015,from11a.m.thrutheafternoonattheWestParkinGooding.Anintermentwithmilitaryhonorswilltakeplaceonalaterdateat theElmwoodCemeteryinGooding. CremationarrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.Condolenc-es,memoriesandphotosmaybesharedwiththefamilybyfollowingtheobituarylinkatwww.demarayfuneralservice.com.

Sharon“Kay”Kennison Sharon “Kay” Kennison,75,ofWendellpassedawayTuesdayJune9,2015atherhomesurroundedbyherfam-ily. She is finally at home withhertwinsister“Fay”. KaywasborntoBertandMarjorieCarrollonJuly11,1939 in Filer, Idaho. At five yearsoldKayandherfam-ilymovedtoAppletonCity,Missouri.ShelatermovedbacktoJeromeandgraduatedfromJeromeHighSchoolin1957.Sheenjoyedwork-inginthe“spuds”forKennyMartinandattheHoneyHouse.SheownedtheNorthernTavernBarformanyyearsandknewjustabouteverybodyintown.ShelatermovedtoWendellandbeganworkingatSimerly’s.Itwasn’tasthoughshewashired,shejustshowedupandstartedworking.Sheworkedhardthroughoutherlifeandwantedtobekeptbusy.SheremainedatSimerly’suntilherdeathandsaiditwasherfavoritejob.Afterall,shepracticallyrantheshow. Kayhadtwodaughters;Shawna&TravisAtwoodandMichelleWheeler&FiancéRonGolnick.SheissurvivedbythemaswellastheirchildrenDanielle,Mi-chaela,Nichole,StefanandNick.Sheisalsosurvivedby5great-grandchildren,Kenadi,Parker,Mace,Jayla,andJayden.Shehasalwaysbeenasecondmother toJerriStone,TracieStoneandPaulaSimerly,especiallyafterhertwinsister,Fay,diedin2012.Kaywasalsosurvivedbyherbrother,DonCarrollofDenver,Colo.andherbabysister,RobertaCarrollofBigFork,Mont.ShewasprecededindeathbyherparentsandhersisterFay. KayspentherdaysatSimerly’sorhavingan“Oly”attheStockman’s.EveningswerespentathomeonherdeckwithherdaughterShawnaandhusbandTravis.Kay had too many friends to count. In the final days of cancer, she finally confessed, “I may have to quit my job”.Sheworkedallherlifeandworkedhard.Wealllovedherandourdayswillbeforeveremptywithouthertheretotalkto. FuneralserviceswereheldonSaturday,June13,2015,atFarnsworthMortuaryinJerome.IntermentfollowedattheWendellCemetery.

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Birthday & Community Calendars For Sale TheCamasSeniorCenteristakingordersforitstradi-tionalBirthdayandCommunityCalendarsfor2016.Thecalendarsare$8.00andlistingsareonly25centseach.PutALLyourfamilynamesonthecalendarforahandyreminderthroughouttheyear.Checkeachdayforfriendsandneighborsyoumightliketowisha“happybirthday”or“happyanniversary.”Honorlovedoneswhohavepassedawaywithan“inmemory”listing.CalendarsaretypedinJuly and ordered at the first of August, so we need your informationandpaymentsoon.CallMargaretBracken-bury,208-764-2334toplaceanorder.TheSeniorCentersincerelyappreciatesyoursupport!

Friends of the Senior Center OurSeniorCenterneedsyoungerpeopletohelpwithmealsandfund-raisers,suchasourspringyardsaleandChristmasBazaar,aswellasmonthlybreakfasts.AreYOUwillingtodonatetwoorthreehoursaMONTHtothisworthwhileorganization?Wewouldlovetohaveyourhelp—andalsoyourfriendship.Comeworkalittle,playcards,takeanartclass,exercise,tacklestimulatingpuzzles,eat,visit—there’sLOTStodoatourlocalCenter.Becomea“FriendoftheSeniorCenter.”WeNEEDYOU!CallSaraDonkerslootat208-764-2226anyTuesday,WednesdayorFriday.

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TheCamasAthleticBoosterClubissell-ing raffle tickets for TWO3-Daypassesto

theMountainHomeMusicFestivaltobeheldJuly31stthruAugust2nd.

Ticketsare$10eachandonly500raffle tickets will be sold. The win-nerwillbedrawnonJuly11thattheCamasCountyRodeo.

TheAdventuresofJoeSabin:NoxiousWeedKiller#5

by The Camas Bug Crew LastepisodeJoeuntangledhimselffromastickysitua-tion with Bind Weed. In this week’s installment he fights anoxiouswolfdressedinsheep’sclothing.WiththeCamasBugCrewbyhisside,heplanstotakethewhitetopbysurprise.Ithasbeenusingitscodename,HoaryCresttogetintounsuspectingpastures,butthiswillbenomore.Twenty-fourstateshavealreadybeeninfectedbyitscreepingtentacles.Thisperennialmustardrepro-ducesvegetativelyandbyseed.Thisdeeprootedandstubbornplantcangrowtomonstroussizes,upto90centimeters. ThisevilplantwasbroughtoverfromEurasiabypeopleinthelate1800hundreds,andithasreignedinterroreversince.Itsaggressivemannerhasmadeiteasytotakeoverriparianareasandrangelands.Itsgrayishgreenbodymakesitblendinwellwithotherplants.Itslanceshapedbodymakesitatruewarriorofland,anditswhiteheadmakespeoplethinkitisaangel,butithasaevil,darksoulanditmustbestopped.ItisweakwhenitisabouttoreproducefromApriltoMay.Withits2,300seedpodsreadytoexplodeanysecond,timewascritical.JoeandtheCamasBugCrewhavebeenmappingoutsitesforfouryearsinpreparationfortheirnewestbiocontrolagent…..CeutorhynchusCardariae(CECA).TheUnitedStatesDepartmentofAgriculturehasbeenvettingthisstemgallweevilforovertenyearstomakesurethisagentwillonlyattackWhiteTop.Joe,ridinghisHarleyDavidsonchopper,ledthebugcrew,whowereintheirnobleJeepLiberty,intobattle.SuddenlytheWhiteToplatchedontoJoe’schopperandpulledhimunder.Thecrew gave a mighty battle yell and dove in filled with rage andindignation.MomentslaterthebugcrewemergedwithJoe’slifelessbody.ColbysprangintoactionandrevivedJoewithanancientremedyonlyapothecariesand8thgradeboysknowabout.Retreatisnotusuallyanoptionwithasuperhero,butJoeknewenoughtowaitpatientlyforCECAtobeapprovedbytheUSDA.TothisdayJoeandtheCamasBugCrewwaithopefullyforthisnewagenttobeapprovedtouseagainstWhiteTop.EverydaytheCrewgivesJoestatusreportsonthegrowthofWhiteTopinCamasCountyandtheydevisestrategicplansforthenextbattle.

T h e B l a c k S o u l o f W h i t e T o p BibleChurch,Carson,Washington;andRockIslandCom-munityChurchinRockIsland,Washington. HealsoservedasYouthPastorandAssociateatEm-manuelBaptistChurchinVancouver,WashingtonwheretheirdaughterJoannawasborn.HethenservedIdavilleBibleChurchinTillamook,Oregon;CalvaryBibleChurchinPortland,Oregon;ConcreteCommunityBibleChurchinConcrete,Washington;andtheEvangelicalFreeChurchin Mountain Home, Idaho before coming to Fairfield Com-munity Church. Fairfield Community Church has been his longestpastorate. ChuckisalsoagraduateofColeBiblicalStudiesseminaryinBoise,Idaho. ChuckandFaywillbemovingtoBoisetobeneartheirchildren,andwillbeservinginsomecapacitythere.Theywill miss the people of Fairfield, and will continue to keep closeties.Ofcoursetheywillbebacktopursuetheirfavoritepastime of fly fishing. ChuckandFaywouldliketothankallthosewhohavesupportedthemandencouragedthemovertheyears.IthasbeenthejoyoftheirlivestoservetheLordthroughtheir49yearsofmarriage. Theirnewaddresswillbe: 3223N.36thStreet,Boise,ID83703.

...Chuck Butler Retierment continued

A Retirement Open House will be held forPastor Chuck and Fay Butlerat the Fairfield Community Churchon June 25th from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.The community is cordially invited.


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Hagerman Star Party Saturday, June 20, 2015

JoinusonSaturday,June20thinrediscoveringtheNightSkyatHagermanFossilBedsNationalMonument(NM).Explorethewondersoftheuniversestartingat1:00PMintheVisitorCenterindowntownHagerman.TheStarPartyisinthreeparts: 1:00–8:30PM,VisitorCenter.Therewillbeactivitiesincludingsolarviewing,creatingasundial,buildingastarwheel,OregonTrailtoysandgames,andotherlearningopportunities.ThisisaprimeopportunitytoworkonournewestJuniorRangerProgram:NightExplorer. 8:30–9:00PM-NightSkyOrientationtalkwillbepre-sentedbyChrisAndersonfromtheCollegeofSouthernIdaho’sCentennialObservatory. NightSkyviewingattheOregonTrailOverlookontheMonument.9:30PM–LeaveVisitors’Center;9:45–10:00PM–ArriveatOregonTrailOverlook. Suggesteditemstobringinclude:water, lightsnack,jacket, and a red flashlight. Most of all bring a thrill of discoveringtheuniverse.Comejointhe“StarParty” ThiseventishostedbyHagermanFossilBedsNM,MagicValleyAstronomicalSociety,andCollegeofSouthernIda-hoCentennialObservatory.ForfurtherinformationcontactCarolAshat208-933-4125,carol_ash@nps.govorcontactthemainparknumberat208-933-4127or208-933-4105.


NOTICE OF PENDING ISSUE OF TAX DEED FOR 2011 DELINQUENT TAXES NoticeisherebygivenpursuanttoIdahoCode63-1005,thatthetaxesweredulyleviedandassessedfortheyear2011andhavenotbeenpaidandarenowdelinquentuponthehereinafterdescribedrealestateintheCountyofCamas,StateofIdaho;thattheentryofsuchdelinquencywasdulymadeJanuary1,2012,asrequiredbylaw;thatthetimeofredemptionofsaidpropertyfromsaidtaxesexpiresonJuly17,2015,at5:00P.M.andifnotpaid,ataxdeedwillbeissuedtosaidCountyofCamaspursuanttoIdahoCode63-1006(6).Thefollowingaretheparcelsofsaid delinquent certificates along with the year delinquent, the description of the property, and thenameandlastknownaddressoftheperson/personswhoarerecordownersofsaidproper-tiesandthetotalamountdue,including2%latefee,1%permonthinterestcalculatedtoJuly17,2015,plusadditionalcostsincurredthusfar. The record owner/ owners of said properties are further notified that they have a right to be heard,confrontandcrossexamineanywitnessesagainstthem,andobtainandpresentevidenceontheirbehalfpriortonoticeandtheinformationcontainedherein.Questionsand/orcommentsshould be directed to the Camas County Treasurer, P.O. Box 430, Fairfield, ID 83327, telephone number(208)764-2126. AhearinghasbeenscheduledwiththeCamasCountyCommissionersforJuly20,2015,at10:00a.m.,orassoonthereafteraspossible,pursuanttodeedingpropertiesnotredeemed.Youare hereby notified that if you have any reason you believe there has been an error or other reasons thispropertyshouldnotbedeededyoushouldattendthemeeting.___________________________________________________________________

TAX DEED LISTINGS FOR CAMAS COUNTY, IDAHOParcelNumber PropertyOwnerName LegalDescription TotalDueTaxYear LastKnownAddressRPF0050032001AA Gibbons,Ralph Lots1,2Blk32 $821.39 2011 977 Arrow Wood CT Fairfield Townsite TwinFalls,ID83301RPF0050032003AA Gibbons,Ralph Lot3,4,5,6,7,8,10,11,12, $1,478.15 c/oGibbons,Tom 13,14,15,16Blk32 2011 977 Arrow Wood CT Fairfield Townsite TwinFalls,ID83301RP003600000010A Tannahill,KimL Lot1 $752.73 2011 &Bolan,Robert SmokeyDomeRanchosNorth P.O.Box3861 CamasCounty,ID CoeurD’Alene,ID83814RP01S12E021200A 2010-1RADC/CADC SW4NE4 $1,034.30 2011 PropertyVII,LLC Sec2T1SR12E 4601CollegeBlvd,STE350 CamasCounty,ID Leawood,KS66211 (FORMALLY–Swink,GregandCatherine)Theabovelistingof2011delinquentpropertiesisforthosethathavenotbeenpaidpriortoJuly17,2015. Datedthis3rddayofJune,2015. GAYLEBACHTELL Treasurer & Ex-Officio Tax Collectorpublished on 6/3, 6/10, 6/17 & 6/24, 2015 ofCAMASCOUNTY,IDAHO

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Reminder:CMABoosterClubishostingaMHCMFVolunteerMeet-ingFriday,June19that7:00intheschoolgym.Everyone

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Free Fishing Day Saturday,June13isFreeFishingDayinIdaho,andIdahoFishandGame in-vitesveteranandnovicean-glersofallages,residentsandnonresidentsalike, tocelebrate the day by fishing anywhereinIdahowithoutalicense. Though fishing license requirementsaresuspend-edforthisspecialday,allotherrules,suchaslimitsor tackle restrictions, re-main in effect. Free fish-ingday includessalmon;anglersdon’tneedalicenseorsalmonpermit,buttheyarestill subject toallbagandpossessionlimits.

Pronghorn Fawn Dies Thefawnpronghornthatwasshotthroughbothlegsandorphanedwhenpoach-ersillegallykilledtheadultdoehasdied.IdahoFishandGameisaskingthepublicforanyinformationregard-ingthiswildlifecrime. Theadultdoepronghornantelope and two aban-doned fawns were foundnorthofMountainHomeon June 2. Both animalswere likely shot May 31or June1.Thecrimeoc-curred just north of theDanskinPowerPlantnorthofMountainHome. Anyone with any in-formation on this crimeis encouraged to call theElmore County Sheriff’sOffice at (208) 587-3370 or the Citizens AgainstPoaching(CAP)hotlineat1-800-632-5999.

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SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. 262ANORDINANCEOFTHECITYOFFAIRFIELD,IDAHO,AUTHO-RIZINGANDPROVIDINGFORTHEISSUANCEOFAPARITYLIENWATERREVENUEBOND,SERIES2015,INTHEPRINCI-PALAMOUNTOF$230,000,FORTHEPURPOSEOFFINANCINGTHEACQUISITION,CONSTRUCTIONANDINSTALLATIONOFIMPROVEMENTSTOTHEDOMESTICWATERSYSTEMOFTHECITYOFFAIRFIELD,CAMASCOUNTY,IDAHO;DE-SCRIBINGTHEBOND;PROVIDINGFORTHECOLLECTIONANDDISPOSITIONOFREVENUES;PROVIDINGFORTHEPAYMENTOFTHEPRINCIPALOFANDINTERESTONTHEBOND;ESTABLISHINGFUNDSANDACCOUNTS;PROVIDINGCOVENANTSRELATINGTOTHEBOND;PROVIDINGFORTHESALEOFTHEBONDTOTHEUNITEDSTATESOFAMERICA;PROVIDINGFORRELATEDMATTERS;ANDPROVIDINGANEFFECTIVEDATE.

A summary of the principal provisions of Ordinance No. 262the City of Fairfield, Camas County, Idaho,

adopted on June 11. 2015, is as follows:

Section 1: Defines the terms and phrases used in the ordinance.Section 2:Describesthewaterimprovementprojecttobe constructedwiththeproceedsoftheBondauthorizedbysaid Ordinance,andstatesthat$230,000ofthecostthereofistobe paidfromthesaleoftheBondoftheCitydescribedinSection 3andauthorizedataspecialelectionheldonNovember4,2008, andthebalanceofwhichistobepaidfromgrantfundsandother legallyavailablefunds.Section 3: Describes the City of Fairfield Parity Lien Water RevenueBond,Series2015(the“Bond”),andprovidesforthe termsofpaymentandthematurityoftheBond.Section 4:Providesforthemannerandmethodofexecution oftheBond.Section 5:Providesfortheplaceandmannerofpaymentof theBonds.Section 6:AppointstheCityTreasurerasBondRegistrar.Section 7:ProvidesfortheprepaymentoftheBond.Section 8:Providesforwaterratesandcharges.Section 9:PledgestheNetRevenuesofthedomesticwater SystemforthepaymentoftheBond.Section 10: Establishes the “City of Fairfield Water Project CapitalImprovementFund.”Section 11: Establishes the “City of Fairfield Water Revenue Fund.”Section 12: Establishes the “City of Fairfield Water Revenue BondFund.”Section 13:ProvidesforaDebtServiceReserveFund.Section 14:Providesforthedispositionofsurplusfunds.Section 15:Establishestheconditionsofandlimitationsonthe issuanceofadditionalbondsorotherobligations.Section 16:Providesfortheinvestmentofsurplusfunds.Section 17:ProvidescertaingeneralcovenantsoftheCitywith theRegisteredOwneroftheBond.Section 18:ProvidescertainspecialcovenantsoftheCitywith respecttotheexclusionofinterestontheBondfromincome taxation.Section 19:ProvidesformethodofamendingtheOrdinance

andadoptingsupplementalordinances.Section 20:RecitesthattheBondisissuedpursuanttothe IdahoRevenueBondAct,Section 21:ProvidesforremediesoftheRegisteredOwnerof theBond.Section 22:StatesthattheOrdinanceconstitutesacontractwith theRegisteredOwneroftheBond.Section 23:Providesforseverability.Section 24:Repealspriorinconsistentordinances,totheextent ofanyinconsistency.Section 25: AuthorizestheMayor,CityClerk,andCityTreasurer toexecuteanyadditionaldocumentsnecessarytoselland delivertheBond.Section 26:ProvidesforthepublicationoftheOrdinanceora summarythereofandtheeffectivedateoftheOrdinance.

ThefulltextofOrdinanceNo.262isavailableatCityHallandwillbeprovidedtoanycitizenuponpersonalrequestduringnormaloffice hours.

Compensation for Elected City OfficialsOrdinance No. 264

ANORDINANCEESTABLISHINGTHECOMPENSATIONFORTHEMAYORANDCOUNCILMEMBERSOFTHECITY OF Fairfield, REPEALING CONFLICTING ORDI-NANCES,ANDPROVIDINGFORPUBLICATIONANDANEFFECTIVEDATE.

BEITORDAINEDBYTHEMAYORANDCOUNCILOFTHE CITY OF Fairfield, IDAHO:

SECTION1.MAYORANDCOUNCILCOMPENSATION. CommencingJanuary1,2016, thesalariesof theMayorand of the members of the Fairfield City Council shall be as follows:

(a)TheMayorshallreceiveanmonthlysalaryinthesumof500dollars($500.00);and(b)EachmemberoftheCouncilshallreceiveanmonthlysalaryinthesumof350.00dollars{$350.00).

SECTION2.REPEALOFCONFLICTINGPROVISIONS. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict.

SECTION3.PUBLICATIONANDEFFECTIVEDATE. Thecityclerkisherebydirectedtopublishthisordinanceas a legal notice in the Camas Courier, the official city newspaper.

ThisordinanceshallbeeffectiveJanuary1,2016followingitspublicationasprovidedbylaw.EnactedbytheCityCouncilas an ordinance of the City of Fairfield on the 11th day of June,2015.ApprovedbytheMayoronthe11thdayofJune,2015.

City of FairfieldScott Marolf, Mayor

ATTEST:MickeyDalin,Clerk


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Apartments for RentD&G Apartments has apartments available from time to time. These are federally assisted affordable housing units. Rental assistance is avail-able. Rent is adjusted to your income and can range from $0 to $490 per month. Water, sewer and trash are paid. These facilities are very clean and attractive. For more information, contact Gordon Schmidt at 208-764-2534. For the hearing impaired, contact:

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For Sale►HANDCRAFTEDPicnicTa-ble/Bench(Converts)THREESIZES!!! $150/$250/$300.Send a text to 208-420-2696(Shoshone).►Small Wooden Breakfast Tableand4chairs.$25Call208-401-6231.►BigO EuroTour tires. p225/75R15.GoodCondition.All four$60.Call420-6699(Fairfield)►Butcher pigs. 3 ready to go now.225-250lbs.Veryhealthynice pigs $250. Call or text208-863-5569(Fairfield)►Briggs and Stratton 7000kw backupGenerator.New,stillin the box, model 01975-0,Neverinstalled.$800.00Call886-2908andleaveamessageifnoanswer(Shoshone)►Firewood for Sale: Mix-species,fulllengthlogsdeliv-eredbytruck,approx15cord.Takingordersnowforsummerdelivery.Call208-921-6493.►Custom Wood Windows, in-cludeshardware,screens,andwoodshutters.Also, interierDougFirpanelwooddoors.All in good condition. Call727-9447.►Beautiful EntertainmentCenter, cream colored withcabinetandshelves.$100.Call720-1592.

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Fairfield Farmers MarketTami&RickThankyou.

School AuctionJune 19th at 1 p.m.

TheGoodingSchoolDist.willanauctionofsurplusequip-mentatthemaintenanceshoponW.4thSt. Itemincludetwocars,saws,12’ pull mower, Kubota 5’snowblower,9000kwgenera-tor,TVs,pingpongtable,andanoldscoreboard???&More

House For Sale►JUSTLISTED:Lovely3bedrooms,2.5bathscountryhomein pristine,tranquil Fairfield neighborhood. Comfortably nestled on40acresplusbarn,triplegarageandoutbuildings.Owneroccupied,easytoview.Callforappointmentanddirectionsanytime.Asking$284,800.SunLandInvestments:208-726-3046or208-788-6523.


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