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Volume 40 ~ Number 43 News from the Heart of Idaho Camas • Lincoln • Gooding
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Cold Water Danger for Waterfowl Hunters
by Mike Demick Conservation Information Supervisor With the onset of autumn and resulting cold air and water temperatures, waterfowl hunters and anglers are urged to take precautions and wear life jackets while on the water this fall.
Overloaded boats and failure to wear life jackets are leading reasons Idaho typically loses a couple of hunters or anglers every year. In the past ten years nearly 67 percent of the fatal boating accidents in Idaho were the result of victims involuntarily entering the water from small boats. The average water temperature of Idaho’s water is 52 degrees, even during the summer. Wearing a life jacket can greatly increase your chance of surviving a cold water immersion situation. Learn more about Idaho boating laws and safety guidelines by attending a free boating safety class. or visit www.boatidaho.gov.
November Community Education Courses at the North Side Center
Avoiding & Recovery from Disaster for Apple There are two types of people who use computers: those who have lost important files...and those of us who are just about to! If you have a Macbook, iPhone or iPad, you are probably carrying around a lot of treasured memories and information important to your day-to-day life. In this course, instructor Randy Bow will help you prepare for the worst and then be ready to recover if (when!) it happens. Bring your Apple mobile device to the IeSDB technology training center to learn the ins and outs of basic backup and recovery. Wendnesdays, 6 to 7:30 p.m. November 2nd thru 16th. Fee: $39
a brief history of diamonds and explain the “four Cs” of diamond quality used to determine value. You’ll explore the differences between precious and semi-precious stones and experience how a refractometer is used to identify various gemstones. The second class session is “gemstone identification night.” You and your classmates will evaluate diamond and gemstone jewelry that you bring to class. By the end of the course, you’ll have confidence in identifying and purchasing diamonds and gemstones. Monday and Tuesday, November 7th & 8th, 6 to 8 p.m. Fee: $25 --------------
For more information, go to www.csi. edu/northside, or call 934-8678, or e-mail Know Your Diamonds & Gemstones northsidecenter@csi.edu. Are you planning to buy diamond or Registration for Spring 2017 semester semi-precious gemstone jewelry for Christ- (Jan. through May) credit courses opens on mas gifts? Educate yourself first! Monday November 14th. Contact us today Jeweler Kent Seifert will take you through for more information
The Magic Valley Arts Council is hosting a Missoula Children’s Theatre performance of Alice in Wonderland this Saturday, November 5th, at O’Leary Middle School Auditorium (2350 Elizabeth Blvd, Twin Falls). The cast is comprised of nearly 60 local children, ages 5 thru 17. This experience offers youth the free opportunity to participate in a Missoula Children’s Theatre production. Show times are 3 p.m. & 7 p.m. Tickets are $10/ adults and $5/children and may be purchased at the magic Valley Arts Council Box Office (195 River Vista Place) or at O’Leary Middle School Auditorium on November 5. This production is an original adaptation of Alice in Wonderland is based on Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. Music by David W. Simmons. Lyrics by Lewis Carroll, William Shakespeare and David W. Simmons.
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Notices of Upcoming Events & Meetings Craft Bazaar - Richfield
The American Legion Hall in Richfield will be hosting a CRAFT BAZAAR this Friday & Saturday - November 4 & 5. On Friday the hall will be open from 10 to 6 and on Saturday, 9 to 4.
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This month’s Mass at Immacute Conception Chapel in Fairfield, will be Sunday, November 6th, and will be followed by a potluck.
Craft Bazaar - Fairfield
The Community Church will be hosting its annual Craft Bazaar on Friday evening, December 2, 2016 as part of the Fairfield Tree Lighting celebration. If you are interested in having a table please contact Melody at 764-2630. There is no cost for a table.
Senior Center Board Meeting
The Camas County Senior & Community Center (129 Willow Avenue, Fairfield) will hold their monthly board meeting on November 9th at 1:00 p.m. Items on their agenda will include: Fire Services of Idaho, Saturday breakfast coordinator, Why close breakfast for 9 days in January, Lunch price increase & Food costs, Selling seasonings at Granny’s Attic, Key for janitor, and Future of the Center.
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Gooding High School’s Class of 2006 held their 10 year reunion on October 14th and 15th. Events included the home football game, a family potluck with pumpkin painting and carving and a sit-down dinner at the Gooding Country Club. “We had a great time catching up with everyone in our beloved home town. Thanks to our class officers for planning such a memorable event and for all those who joined us from near and far. Until next time Gooding... Go Senators!”
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FLUORIDE VARNISH CLINIC Clínica de Barniz de Fluoruro
• Fluoride varnish can help reduce and/or prevent tooth decay and cavities. • Fluoride varnish is a liquid or gel-like substance that is “painted” on the child’s teeth with a small brush. • Varnish can be applied as soon as children get their first teeth, and can be applied every 3-6 months. • Medicaid and insurance will be billed. Even if you don’t have dental coverage, your child may still participate in this program.
• El barniz puede ayudar a reducir o prevenir las caries. • El barniz es una sustancia liquida o gel que “se pinta” sobre los dientes del niño con un cepillo pequeño. • El barniz puede ser aplicado en cuanto le salgan los primeros dientes a los niños y se puede aplicar cada 3-6 meses. • Medicaid y seguro médico serán facturados. Aún si usted no tiene cobertura dental, su hijo todavía puede participar en este programa.
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ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER
The United Methodist Church of Gooding, Idaho (805 Main Street) will host its Annual Turkey Dinner on November 17th, 2016 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Cost is $10 per Adult and $5 per Child under 12 years. Mark this date on your calendars. We are unable to make home deliveries. If you need a home delivery please find a neighbor or friend who can make the delivery, and thanks in doing so, since we do not have enough persons to provide this service. Everyone is welcomed to join in this time of fellowship with friends and neighbors and enjoy good food.
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from the Editor “Bash” Letters
It was announced this week that during a FBI investigation of Anthony Weiner for sex crimes, a whole new batch of emails were discovered relating to Hillary Clinton’s use of a private server. This discovery prompted the FBI to reopen its investigation of Mrs. Clinton’s emails. Not surprisingly, this announcement taking place so close to the election has prompted all kinds of responses from politicans. Here in Idaho, this information will have little or no effect on the presidential race, yet the question remains: should voters have this kind of information before heading off to the polls? From time to time, this newspaper has received “letters to the editor” that were negative towards a particular politican. Some of those letters have been untrue in their alligations, and publishing such letters has often provided the opportunity to prove those statements to be false. On the other hand, negative letters sometimes expose information that politicans would rather keep “under the table.” Do we (the voters) need to know every faux pas committed by an elected official? No, but we do need to know if they are lying to us. Negative letters open up the opportunity to learn about a person’s character. A politican who responds with denial, obfuscation, and name-calling, is probably guilty of much worse things. A politican who says they are even a little bit sorry should, perhaps, be given a second chance. Ultimately, the choice is up to you to decide whether such information is important, or not.
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A few Sundays ago, I was in Baker City Oregon doing some estate business. About everything was closed in the evening to get something to eat. McDonalds was still open, so I decided to stop there. Maybe I could find something to fill the craving. It wouldn’t be grandma’s cooking, but it would do. The last time we (my nephew and I) stopped at the same McDonalds late at night, an officer of the law had followed us into the parking lot and was sitting there waiting for us to move. Apparently, someone in the neighborhood had called in a blue & white Ford pickup removing stuff from the garage of the estate I was settling. Naturally, we had 1/L Idaho plates (Lewiston). Everything (power, water, etc.) was in my name. Things were good and in order. I actually appreciate the neighborhood watch. A person left the McDonalds with no headlights, so the waiting officer was dealing with them. This time we go into McDonalds and the employees were lined up like recruits getting army hair cuts. I thought, “Wow, we are going to have employees pushing to serve us.” The manager instructed several employees to lock the doors. I was a little puzzled. I’m being locked-in at McDonalds and they are to be open for three more hours. I started analyzing all the employees and the customers inside the facility. Then I was looking at all the vehicles outside and where they were parked. I looked across the street in several directions. “Something is going on,” I told my nephew. The staff asked us and a couple of others in front of me for our orders. Are they trying to maintain a calm at the restaurant? My order was written down on paper by hand... no ordering registers. Then the order was passed on to the cooks and prep staff. My order was compensated and no charge to me. I specifically stated many times I can and will pay for my food. “No, it’s on us tonight.” I can’t leave the building because it is in lock-down. Where do I sit? Is there a safe place to be? I still don’t know what is happening at McDonalds, but yet my eyes are rolling over everything inside the place. People on the outside are trying to get in with no luck. I hear in the background, “Number four is clear. Continuing on to the others.” I begin to wonder if someone is in the restroom and is sick, and they don’t want anyone to know. My nephew didn’t seem to be as concerned as I was. He was calling his wife and eating a burger like he was a regular customer. I asked him, “What is going on in here? We are in lock-down, I can’t pay for my food, and everyone seems to be real calm.” He told me they were doing a computer update and that’s how they do it with minimal disturbance. This is my “Cup of Tee” with no fries to go.
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obit ua r ies
Pamela Ann Hedlund
Pamela Ann Hedlund, 69, of Charlotte, MI, died peacefully on Sunday, October 30, 2016. Pamela was born on March 8, 1947, to Richard and Theodora (Paul) Miller in Lansing, Michigan. She attended and graduated from Eastern High School in 1965. Pamela was most recently worked as a Host at The Desert Eagle RV park in Nellis Air Force Base. She was also employed as an office manager for Glanbia Cheese Factory in Gooding, Idaho. On March 8, 1999 Pamela married her sweetheart Dan Hedlund in Jackpot Nevada. She loved sewing, she sewed items for just about every family member. She loved fishing, cooking and also making sure that her loved ones were taken care of. Pamela loved her 2 dogs, Squirt and Bear. Over her lifetime Pamela was most proud of her children and grandchildren. Pamela is survived by her husband, Dan Hedlund; sons, Kevin (Tiffany) Frost, Keith Frost; daughters, Dawn (Chadwick) Pearce, Dana Pearce; 21 grandchildren; and brother Ron (Nora) Miller. She is preceded in death by her son Benjamin Pearce and parents Dick and Jane Miller. Funeral services will be held on Friday, November 4, 2016, 11:00 a.m. at Pray Funeral Home, Charlotte, MI, with Nathan Olsen, officiating. Visitation will be held on Thursday, November 3, 2016, 5 to 8 p.m. at Pray Funeral Home, Charlotte, MI. Burial will take place at Hunt Cemetery in North Clarence Township. If desired, the family suggests memorial contributions be made to The Eaton Community Palliative Care. Friends and family are encouraged to visit Pamela’s tribute page at prayfuneral.com to share memories and condolences. The family is in the care of Pray Funeral Home.
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Sergeant Bradley Glenn Hill
Sergeant Bradley Glenn Hill, 32, a resident of Gooding, Idaho, formerly of Glen Allen, Virginia, passed away Saturday, October 8, 2016 at his home in Gooding, Idaho. Bradley was born on June 19, 1984, in Fredericksburg, Virginia to Janice Hill and Robert Hill. He was raised and educated in Fredericksburg and Mechanicsville, Virginia, graduating from Lee Davis High School, and then went on to Universal Technical Institute. Sergeant Bradley Hill was a US Army Veteran, serving from 2007 to 2014. He served in Iraq, Germany and Afghanistan. He is survived by his mother, Janice Hill, of Glen Allen, Virginia; father and step-mother, Robert (Cynthia) Hill, of Fredericksburg, Virginia; 1 brother, Tyler Adam Hill, of West Palm Beach, Florida; 1 grandmother, Roberta Armstrong, 1 step-sister, Heather Jenkins; aunt, Sandi Butler; aunt and uncle, Charles and Mary Lou Hill; and cousins, Claire Armstrong, Eric Butler, Timothy Jackson, and Bill and Stewart Hill. A memorial service will be held at 2:00 pm, Sunday, October 30, 2016 at the Discovery United Methodist Church, 13000 Gayton Rd. Richmond, Virginia 23233, with Pastor Ed Pruitt officiating. A committal service will follow at Discovery Memorial Gardens. Following the committal, a reception will be held back at Discovery United Methodist Church for friends and family. Memorial contributions in Bradley’s name may be made to the Wounded Warriors Healing Waters Fund, P.O. Adelie “Addie” Marion McIntire, 82, a resident of Box 695, La Plata, MD 20646, or by visiting www.proBurley, passed away Thursday, October 27, 2016 at jecthealingwaters.com. her home in Burley. No public services are planned. Ar Arrangements are under the care and direction of Derangements are under the care and direction of Demaray maray Funeral Service – Gooding Chapel. Condolences Funeral Service – Gooding Chapel. and memories may be shared with the family by visiting the obituary link at www.demarayfuneralservice.com. Ethel M. Conner, 97, a resident of Boise and formerly of Richfield, passed away on Friday, October 28, 2016 Wood River Engine Service at the Plantation Place Retirement and Assisted Living 30 + Years Experience All Machine Services Center in Boise. Funeral arrangements are pending and 8 to 5 M-F ~ 934-4992 Shop Competitive Part Prices 124 4th Avenue East will be announced under the care and direction of DeAll Makes & Models ~ Domestic, Foreign, In Frame & Overhaul Kits Commercial maray Funeral Service – Shoshone Chapel.
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Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, As a thirty year educator in the public school system, K-3 Literacy Intervention Coordinator, Title I Teacher and Librarian I highly recommend Steve Miller to continue serving as our State Representative in District 26A .Representative Miller is deeply concerned about breaking generational poverty through preschool and primary reading intervention. He has spent countless hours interacting with educators, juvenile justice administrators, mental health practitioners, law enforcement officers, parents and students to address this issue. He is an advocate for more comprehensive data and collaboration in formulating an effective approach to improve reading abilities and comprehension skills in K through 3rd grades. Steve’s position on the Joint Finance Appropriations Committee has provided the opportunity to support additional funding for reading intervention. He promoted and voted for funding a new program just being rolled out in schools across Idaho to improve literacy in K through 3rd grades. Steve will build on his four years of service and experience in the Idaho House of Representatives in District 26A as he continues to reach across party lines to get things done. Vote for Steve Miller who is working hard to provide solutions for Idaho Education. Lora Silver, Hagerman ---------Mcconnell Knows the Pulse of Lincoln County As a fifth generation resident of Lincoln County, Cresley McConnell knows the people in the county and has a deep desire to serve them. He has prepared himself by becoming a Level II POST Reserve Deputy, POST certified in firearm training, has completed Continuing Education in Courtroom Demeanor and Laws of Arrest. He is also the chairman of SIRCOM. As mandated by law in Idaho Code 34-618-5, he will receive the state required training as soon as he is elected Sheriff. We all know a Sheriff’s training is on-going, and McConnell will keep up on this training. Cresley feels the pulse of Lincoln County and knows by his
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thorough understanding of what it means to work within budget guidelines. He has learned this as a County Commissioner for the past four years. I can testify to this, having worked by his side the last four years. In a recent article posted in the Times News, Cresley was mentioned as having great administrative knowledge. This I know to be true also. He certainly knows the needs of Lincoln County and through this administrative ability knows how to get things done. I look forward to the change for the better as Cresley McConnell takes over the reins of Sheriff of Lincoln County. Please join me in writing in the name of Cresley McConnell, and be sure to fill in the oval by his name. You will feel the pulse of Lincoln County grow stronger through his strong leadership, better communication, less costly turnover in the Sheriff’s department, and less overtime pay. Roy Hubert, Lincoln County Commissioner --------- I met Alex Sutter while I was serving on the Board of Lincoln County Commissioners as the lone democrat in county office. Alex was the Chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Central Committee at that time. Though our political and personal philosophies were often times diametrically opposed, we succeeded in working well together to resolve a couple of extremely important county issues. During that time Alex was professional, courteous, knowledgeable and managed to maintain a great sense of humor (often necessary in this line of work). He demonstrated to me that what is best for the county/city/state is still more important than having an R or D beside your name on the ballot. That insight is largely uncommon these days but with people like Alex Sutter in office – it stands a good chance of once again becoming the political norm. Marsha Hiatt, Richfield ---------Steve Miller is the Person for the Job! When I read the letter to the Editor, “Miller does not represent the Valley,” and I was shocked to read such an inflammatory and untrue description of Steve Miller and his stances on issues. First, Steve is inordinately qualified to be our Representative in the State House. He served on the Camas County P&Z, Camas County Soil Conservation District, Camas County Commission, and as our representative for two terms. He is an Idaho native and owns a family farm. His many years of public service uniquely qualify him to understand all the issues that concern our district, which covers four counties, each with different needs. Steve has voted on issues that have benefited Blaine County specifically. Many of the “facts” stated in Ms. Douglas’ letter are completely false and exaggerated. Steve voted to increase spending on education to fund the teacher career ladder,
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and K-3 Reading program. He never voted against women’s choice. He certainly does not approve of mining companies polluting our water... that is an outrageous misstatement. As far as “allowing dead-beat dads to skate on child care,” Steve voted against the Idaho bill which ratified a Treaty from The Hague that took away any parental rights to challenge a foreign court’s decision in a parental custody case. The dangerous part is that any treaty supersedes the U.S. Constitution and Idaho State Constitution, leaving parents at the mercy of a foreign court. His is NOT in favor of selling public lands. He is a conservationist and knows that the States can do a better job then the Federal Government taking care of public lands. He supports agreeing to buy the lands from the Feds on a 10-year plan, which gives the States the right to clean up the lands for the time period and them take on expenses, i.e. fire damage, after 10 years. If you want an experienced, capable person in Boise, Vote Miller. Carol Holman, Sun Valley --------- The May primary elections in Lincoln County placed Rene Rodriguez as the voters choice for Lincoln County Sheriff. At the Republican Pie and Politic on Wed, October 26th, Lincoln County Commissioners Woods and Hubert both urged support for Cresley McConnell, stating he would ‘clean up’ the sheriff’s department. Facts have proven that he entered Ace Hardware, taking property that was not his from a desk without permission. He also went to the Shoshone Snack Bar and offered employees $50 for private information in the absence of the owner and manager. He then went to the prosecutors office and intimidated the secretary to the point that she closed the office and was escorted home by Sheriff Ellis. Is this why McConnell was then banished from the prosecutors office. Is this the type of person that is needed to ‘clean’ up the Lincoln County Sheriff Office ??? Why did not the republican party ask this question at the Pie and Politics, after it had been placed in the question box ??? Is this politics as usual or just the revised version of Lincoln County politics ?? When are we going to be honest instead of blaming other people ??? Ray McClure, Shoshone
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NOTICE OF ELECTION The General Election will be Tuesday, November 8, 2016. The polls will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The Polling places are as follows: Precinct # 1: Legion Hall 114 East Camas Ave. Fairfield, Id Precinct # 2: Camas County Senior Center 127 West Willow Ave. Fairfield, Id
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“Shall Article III, of the Constitution of the State of Idaho be amended by the addition of a new Section 29, to provide that the Legislature may review any administrative rule to ensure it is consistent with the legislative intent of the statute that the rule was written to interpret, prescribe, implement or enforce; to provide that, after review, the Legislature may approve or reject, in whole or in part, any rule as provided by law; and to provide that legislative approval or rejection of a rule is not subject to gubernatorial veto under Section 10, Article IV, of the Constitution of the State of Idaho?” LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL’S STATEMENT OF MEANING, PURPOSE, AND RESULT TO BE ACCOMPLISHED
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► Help Wanted: Baker Insurance Agency, Inc, has an opening for a Receptionist - Data Entry Person. Full Time, Computer knowledge required. Some Spanish helpful, not required. Work well with public. 538 Main St, Gooding, ID 208-934-4495. ► The City of Fairfield is accepting applications for the position of Planning and Zoning Administrator. This position will be up to (40) hours a month. The Candidate can work most of the hours from home after initial training period. The Planning and Zoning Administrator involves knowledge of the City of Fairfield Zoning Ordinances, Subdivision Ordinances, City of Fairfield’s Comprehensive Plan, scheduling and being present at Planning and Zoning Commission meetings, taking minutes, handling all zoning and subdivision applications to determine compliance, scheduling public hearings with the City Council and the ability to type and use Microsoft Word and Excel. For more information call 7642333, or drop off resume to City Clerk at 407 Soldier Rd. Salary based on experience. ► D&D Transportation Services offers Regional and Midwest runs with starting pay for experienced drivers at .38 cents a mile with the possibility of working your way to .42 cents in just 6 months. Find us online at www.ddtsi.com or call 800223-7671 TODAY.
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â–ş I want to buy a farm or ranch, 100 to 200 acres, in the Fairfield to Hill City area. I am interested in good agricultural ground, an older homestead with some out buildings would be OK, however I am not interested in an expensive house. Call Dan in Boise 208-859-6369. Steve, a 4th generation farmer & Rancher on the Camas Prairie, understands and has the experience to solve the challenges we face in Idaho.
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November 2, 2016
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