The Courier
News
New/Old Restaurant In Gooding
El Charro Family Mexican Restaurant resently opened up at 127 3rd Avenue East in Gooding. The owner, Victoria Trejo, is no stranger to the restaurant business or to this building. Her mother ran a restaurant in this very building about ten years ago, and Victoria grew up watching and learning the restaurant business. El Charro serves all your favorite Mexican dishes and a few extra items - Charro Fries, Fiesta Burger, and a Chicken Bacon Ranch Borrito. Come in sit, or call in a to-go order (934-5316).
New Animal Shelter Needed in Wendell
If you are a dog owner, it is only a mat- Anythings Pawsable has raised nearly ter of time before your dog goes on an un- $37,000 of the $52k needed to build a new authorized and unucommanied excursion animal shelter in Wendell. The current facilinto the wide world. Even the best contain- ity is a makeshift building without any proment systems fail once in a while. If your tection from the heat in the summer or the amimal is fortunate, they will either find cold in the winter. The new shelter will make their why back home or end up in an ani- sure our furry companions are well taken mal shelter. care of until their real home is located. 100% of donated funds go to the building of this facility and can be sent to the City of Wendell (PO Box 208 - Wendell, ID 83355). The City of Wendell has several other projects going on. So, make sure to write your checks to “Anythings Pawsable.” You can also donate to this project by going to YouCaring.com /helpwendelldogs. Once it is finished, the new shelter will be operated by the City of Wendell.
November 12
,2014
Volume 38 ~ Number 46 News from the Heart of Idaho Camas • Lincoln • Gooding
CourierNews.webs.com
Going to Wash. D.C.
A group of 7th to 9th graders from Camas County are preparing to go to Washington D.C. during the 2015 spring break as part of the non-profit group called CloseUp. To raise money for this trip, the students are hosting a fundraiser this Saturday, November 15th, at the Fairfield Legion Hall. A dinner will begin at 6 p.m. followed by a silent auction which closes at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $20 for adults, $10 for children (12 and younger), and are available at the Camas School office, from Michelle Tews, or at the door of the event. The group will tour noteworthy sites and memorials in D.C., as well as participate in workshops and mock congress. Goals for the students are to return home inspired to play an informed and active role in our community. Teachers and chaperones will have the opportunity to attend professional development programs to enhance the educational experience and share that excitement and continued on page 2.....