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One Stop Parts
Three years ago, the Parts Store took over the old Gooding Valley Co-op building at 200 2nd Ave West. In August, Brenda Fraser took over the business and renamed it... One Stop Parts. With thirty years of experience, Brenda is a familiar face for those needing auto parts, having worked many years at Nordling Auto Parts. They have everything
you need to put your car or truck back in running condition. They also have the tools you need to do the job safely and quickly. You can call Brenda, Dan or James to see if they have your part in stock, or they can order up anything you
need. Dan and James have both worked as mechanics and have the experience to help you find the parts you need. They are open 8 to 5:30 (Monday thru Friday) and 8 to 1 (Saturday) and you can reach them at 934-4481.
2015 City Elections
Last Thursday, Kathy Stone was appointed to the Fairfield City Council. She was intending to run for that position, but the resignation of Council member Matt Croner, who has taken on a new business, left a vacancy that needed to be filled before the end of the year. This appointment leaves the Fairfield City Election without any contested races. Scott Marolf is seeking another term as Mayor, and Tyler Ballard
and Terry Lee are running for their council seats. In Lincoln County, only Shoshone has contested races. Dale Sluder and Mike Wallace are being challenged by Payson Reese, President of the Lincoln County Chamber of Commerce, and Jann Thomsen who has served on the council before. In Richfield, Charles Buttcane is running for mayor, and Leav’en Hatch and Maureen Ward are running for their council seats. In Dietrich, Robert Jaurequi and Boyd King are running for city council, and Donald Heiken is running for Mayor. Voters in the Southeast corner of Lincoln County are being asked to approve a supplemental levy for Joint School District #331 which takes in part of Lincoln, Minidoka, Cassia,
October 21
,2015
Volume 39 ~ Number 42 News from the Heart of Idaho Camas • Lincoln • Gooding
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Lights On After School
Thousands of children, parents and community leaders will gather on Thursday, Oct. 22, to celebrate Lights On Afterschool Day. Governor Otter has proclaimed Thursday as Lights On Afterschool Day to spotlight the activities and benefits of Idaho afterschool programs. The message is simple: kids need us to keep the lights on and the doors open afterschool. Nearly 50 sites are hosting Lights On Afterschool events to celebrate afterschool programs, this exceeds 2014’s record of 30. Magic Valley events are hosted by the Mountain Home Air Force Base Youth Center, Wood River continued on page 7.....
Harvest Fest! October 24th!
Bring the Kids! Bring the Family!!! Camas School Cafeteria and new gym. Doors open to the public 5 to 8 p.m. Drug and alcohol free family event with games, contests and lots of fun!! Free to the community. continued on page 8..... Sponsored by Camas PTO