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This past week the manager, Janice Jacobson, Kings Variety Store in Gooding handed out three Idaho Community Foundation grant awards to local nonprofit organizations. The Wendell Senior Center received $2000 to help provide comfortable seating in their new building which recently opened across from the Wendell City Hall. (top photo: Matt Bunn, Margaret Presnell, Gary Cox, Anne Nor- The Gooding Community Chorale and thup, Everett & Joyce Copenbarger) Orchestra will be upgrading their sound/ stage equipment with a $1000 grant. This will help them maintain the high quality music experience this performing arts organization is known for. (bottom photo: Rick Strickland) These awards are a good reminder of what the Christmas season is all about... giving to those who need the most.
The Gooding Senior Center received $2000 for their Meals-on-Wheels program which has been a great benefit to individuals who are unable to come in to the center for regular meals. (left photo: Lynn Corbett)
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Other area groups that received ICF grants this year include: Helping Hearts & Hands, $1,500 VFW 3078, $3,000 Shoshone Joint School District, $2,500
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Fairfield’s Shelterbelt Project Gets Help From Idaho Power
Earlier this year, a shelterbelt project was started to help protect the Camas Medical Services building and the emergency helipad from wind blown dust and snow. This project was started when Wes Fields expressed concerns and offered to donate trees. On Monday of this week, Idaho Power representitive, Dan Olmstead, braved the winter storm to present a $2000 check to the Camas Conservation District (CCD). This puts the funding for the shelterbelt project at 87% with only $800 left to raise. The main water lines have been installed to the location and next spring the City of Fairfield will work on putting in the alterial lines to water a half dozen rows of trees which will include dogwood, juniper, etc. Dan Olmstead said this was an unusual project for Idaho Power to fund. Most grant requests are continued on page 2.....
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The Lighthouse Christian Fellowship will hold a Christmas Eve service on December 24th at 6:00 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come celebrate the birth of Christ.
Christmas Mass in Fairfield
The Immaculate Conception Chapel will hold a Christmas Mass on December 25th at 1:00 p.m. No potluck after the service, but everyone is welcome.
Wendell Library Raffle Winners
The Wendell Library would like to thank all the businesses and ticket purchasers in thier raffle. They were able to raise $880 towards the library building fund. Here are the winners: Gentleman’s Basket - Stevia Webb Ladies Basket - Kristina Peck Valley Care Carpet Cleaning - Norma Castrill NAPA Basket - Clayton Clifton Cactus Pete’s - Judy Erdman Valley Country Store - Paula Simerly Convection Oven & Toaster - Stephanie Hendrix
for brick and morter projects. He said the granting committee aproved the Fairfield Shelterbelt project almost instantanously. The Mayor of Fairfield, Scott Marolf, said Idaho Power has been very generous to the Fairfield community with contributions to the Fireworks fund and the Camas Lily Days celebration. The Mayor was especially pleased that Idaho Power recently donated a heavy duty truck to the Camas Search and Rescue. If you would like to help complete the funding for the Shelterbelt project, contact the Camas Conservation District at: 208-764-3223 or send your mail to: P.O. Box 156, The Herrett Center for Arts and Science in Twin Falls Fairfield, ID. All monetary donations are tax deductible. has been chosen to be the world premiere site for the new Photo: Keven Wear (left) receives donation check from fulldome show ‘Edge of Darkness’ in the Faulkner Plan- Dan Olmstead (center) as Wes Fields (seated) and Mayor etarium, opening January 2, 2016. Scott Marolf (right) watch. Edge of Darkness is the latest fulldome movie produced by Evans and Sutherland, the world’s leading creator of planetarium systems and programs to more than 1,300 theaters worldwide. This is the first time in its 20-year Herb Stroud, 88, a resident of Gooding, passed away history that the Faulkner Planetarium has been chosen Monday, December 21, 2015 at Bennett Hills Care as the first theater to premiere a new film. Center in Gooding. Arrangements are pending under Faulkner manager Rick Greenawald days the show fea- the care and direction of Demaray Funeral Service tures amazing scenes of places never before seen gathered – Gooding Chapel. by a trio of space missions that culminated with groundbreaking discoveries in 2015. It features a spectacular flight Harold Roy Turner, 76, a resident of Gooding, passed through the great cliffs on comet 67, a close look at the away Friday, December 18, 2015 at his home in Goodfascinating bright “lights” on Ceres, the largest object in ing. Arrangements are pending under the care and the asteroid belt between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, direction of Demaray Funeral Service – Gooding and the first ever close-ups of the dwarf binary planet Chapel. Pluto/Charon and its moons. Edge of Darkness is narrated by Hayley Atwell, who Michael Kent Miller, 77, a resident of Buhl, passed plays Agent Carter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and away Monday, December 21, 2015 at St. Luke’s Magic Valley Medical Center in Twin Falls. Arrangements the ABC television series. Show times are 2:30 and 7:00 p.m. Contact the Herrett are pending under the care and direction of Demaray Center at 208-732-6655 for more information. Funeral Service – Gooding Chapel.
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In all honesty is has been a while since Tee shared “The Courier News” with my wife and I…but knowing Tee for quite some time, we were interested in his “Cup of TEE”. After reading the news we would leave the paper on the tables of our donut/coffee shop for customers to read. The “early shift” of retired men would strike up a conversation based on something they had read. Because of the time lapse (and my memory) I cannot remember specifics, but I think they enjoyed more reading about “life in the prairie”, especially the wagon trail re-enactment. I know my Great-grandparents helped hand dig a well for the Santé Fe trail back in Baldwin City, Kansas, so it brought back memories of the community providing a breakfast to send the travelers on their way. Growing up in a “rural” Missouri community, I miss the “local” take on news and preferred news of the community and its residences…not filler articles. There is enough (bad) going on in this world, that a chance to reflect on a memory stirred by one of his articles was always a pleasant journey. (When I asked my wife “Whatever happened to those articles?” she said they walked out the door with one of our many customers to be shared with others.) Thanks for sharing. John R. Henderson
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Recently, my three young grandchildren (ages 8, 6 and 3) came to spend the night. I read the “Cup of Tee” while we were having a tea party. Then I said, “We’ll make a toast.” Jacob said, “What is a toast, Grammy?” and I replied, “It is a nice cheer to someone.” We all lifted our hands, and with tears in my eyes, I said, “I LOVE YOU” and we drank our tea from the tiny cups. Precious looked up at me with her big blue eyes and said, “Oh, Grammy, that was good toast!” I would like to share some “Good Toast” with everyone, especially my brother who always shares his “Cup of Tee” with you and me. Jolee Sarbaum
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I would like to thank all of you who took time to share your “Cup of Tee” on how you share your “Cup of Tee.” I was surprised to find out that Editor Ed also kicked in a share for my “Cup of Tee.” He shared second and third place entries (shares) with a gift subscription to the Courier NEWS. First place winner for $25 was John Henderson and second place was Jolee Sarbaum. Third place was Chad Atkinson (both 2nd & 3rd received a gift subscription). To continue sharing I’m leaving my space this week to share with the entrants. Until next week, this is my “Cup of Tee” Merry Christmas to each and all. Tee Hurd
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OVER THE RIVER and through the Woods
Over the months and through the years, Toward a mansion in Heaven we go, The Bibles’s the way--we read each day, As time turns our hair white as snow. Over the days and through the weeks, Oh, how the troubles do grow. What comfort, love, and mercy we find, When first to Jesus we go. Over the minutes and through the hours, Time our steps will slow. We lift our eyes to the pearly gates. See! The colors of Heaven glow. Over the ages time will cease. Am I ready? Do I know? Eternity is forever and forever more. I’m ready Jesus, I love you so.
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Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices ~ Legal Notices BRIDGES, DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS, AND BUILDSUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. 260 ING NUMBERS; AMEND GUARANTEE OF COMPLETION AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FAIRFIELD, CAMAS SECTION TO ADD PERFORMANCE BOND REQUIRECOUNTY, IDAHO, AMENDING SUBDIVISION ORDI- MENTS OF ONE HUNDRED FIFTY PERCENT OF ESTINANCE #165 CHAPTER 4 DESIGN STANDARDS: SECTION MATED COST OF IMPROVEMENTS; AMEND EVIDENCE 2 – AMEND LANGUAGE TO REFERENCE STREET DEDI- OF COMPLETION SECTION TO BE REQUIRED PRIOR TO CATIONS AND INCLUDE ALLEYS; SECTION 3 – AMEND FINAL PLAT APPROVAL; ADD OFF-SITE IMPROVEMENT LANGUAGE TO REFERENCE STREET LOCATION AND LANGUAGE TO ENSURE THAT SUCH IMPROVEMENTS CLARIFY DEFINITIONS FOR STREET CONTINUATION ARE INSTALLED WHEN NECESSARY TO PROVIDE AND EXTENSION, FRONTAGE ROADS, CUL-DE-SAC; RQEUIRED IMPROVEMENTS OR ADEQUATE INFRAADD LANGAUGE TO INCLUDE ALLEYS IN INDUSTRIAL STRUCTURE TO PROPOSED SUBDIVISION; WHILE PROSUBDIVISIONS; SECTION 4 – AMEND LANGUAGE TO VIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND EFFECTIVE REFERENCE STREET SPECIFICATION AND ADD LAN- DATE. GUAGE THAT SUCH STREETS ARE TO BE PLATTED AND The following is a summary of Ordinance No. 260, passed DEVELOPED; SECTION 5 – ADD LANGAUGE TO CLARI- by the City Council of the City of Fairfield, Camas County, FY STREET NAMES ARE TO NOT DUPLICATE A STREET Idaho, on December 9, 2015: NAME IN CAMAS COUNTY; SECTION 6 – AMEND LANGUAGE THAT ALLOWANCE OF 2% MAX GRADE MAY Section 1: Amends the City of Fairfield Subdivision OrdiBE PERMITTED; SECTION 7 – AMEND LANGUAGE TO nance #165, Chapter 4, Design Standards by: clarifying street CLARIFY WHERE A PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY MAY BE dedication, location, specification and naming requirements; REQUIRED; SECTION 8 – ADD EASEMENT LANGUAGE clarifying pedestrian walkway requirements; adding requireTO INCLUDE SETBACK FROM STREAM BANK/WATER- ments for storm water, drainage and snow storage easements COURSE AND SNOW STORAGE WHEN DEEMED NECESin certain circumstances; clarifying lot design requirements; SARY FROM THE COMMISSION/COUNCIL; SECTION 10 – AMEND LANGUAGE TO CLARIFY LOTS ARE TO CON- clarifying planting strip requirements; and adding “undevelFORM TO THE ZONING DISTRICT, ADD LANGUAGE oped open space” to the list of public uses requirements; deleting FOR LOT LINES AND WIDTH RELATED TO LENGTH; large scale development standards. Also amends the City of SECTION 11 – CLARIFY WHERE A PLANTING STRIP Fairfield Subdivision Ordinance #165, Chapter 5, Improvement MAY BE REQUIRED; SECTION 12 – ADD “UNDEVEL- Standards, by: requiring an Idaho licensed engineer to prepare OPED OPEN SPACE” TO PUBLIC USES; SECTION 13 – DE- plans; and adding, deleting and clarifying public improvement LETE LARGE SCALE DEVELOPMENT LANGUAGE TO requirements. BE INCLUDED IN ARTICLE 5 SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT Section 2: Provides for severability. SUBDIVISIONS; AND AMENDING SUBDIVISION ORDI- Section 3: Provides for repeal of conflicting ordinances. NANCE #165 CHAPTER 5 IMPROVEMENT STANDARDS: Section 4: Provides for an effective date. SECTION 2 – CLARIFY THAT A LICENSED ENGINEER IS TO PREPARE PLANS; SECTION 3 – AMEND REQUIRED The full text of Ordinance No. 260 is on file at Fairfield City PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT STANDARDS BY COMBINING Hall and is available for public inspection during normal busiEXISTING LANGUAGE IN THE STREETS, WATER SUP- ness hours. Scott Marolf, Mayor PLY SYSTEM AND SANITARY SYSTEM SECTIONS TO CLARIFY EACH STANDARD; ADDING CRITERIA FOR Attest: Mickey Dalin, City Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICE OF
Planning and Zoning Commission SCHEDULED MEETINGS FOR 2016
The Camas County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold their regular meeting at the Camas County Courthouse Annex located at 517 Soldier Rd., Fairfield, Id. 83327 on the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00 PM. If Tuesday is a holiday, the following Wednesday will be the meeting date.
2016 MEETING DATES JANUARY 5, 2016 JULY 5, 2016 FEBRUARY 2, 2016 AUGUST 2, 2016 MARCH 1, 2016 SEPT. 6, 2016 APRIL 5, 2016 OCTOBER 4, 2016 MAY 3, 2016 NOVEMBER 1, 2016 JUNE 7, 2016 DECEMBER 6, 2016
Services for persons with disabilities can be made available by calling the P&Z Administrator at 7642046 three (3) days prior to the public meeting or hearing. published on 12/16, 12/23, & 12/30, 2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
On Thursday, January 21, 2016 the Fairfield City Council will hold a regular meeting beginning at 7:00p.m. at Fairfield City Hall located at 407 Soldier Road in Fairfield, ID. Items on the agenda include the following: Amendments to Subdivision Ordinance #165, Chapter 6 Special Development Subdivsions:
Section 1 - Add language to reference Chapter 3 through 5 standards as part of plan requirement and review; Section 2 -Amend language to set standards for private streets. Add subsection to reference outdoor lighting requirements. Add subsection for approval criteria, pre-application review, preliminary development plan and final development plan for planned unit developments; Section 3-Amend language to reference manufactured home subdivisions and not mobile home subdivisions; Section 4 -Amend language referencing mobile home parks to include specific standards for such parks. Additional language added to prohibit mobile homes on individual lots outside parks and to include regulations for other mobile homes and manufactured units; Section 5-Amend language to reference recreational vehicle parks while deleting language for travel trailers. Add regulations for space minimum, fire protection, water and garbage while outlining application requirements; Section 8 - Amend language to include building envelopes in a floodplain and means of flood proofing such buildings. Add criteria for commissioner findings; Section 9 -Add wetlands and intermittent streams to critical concern areas; Section 10-Add section to clarify applicant is responsible for noxious weed control, water conservation measures, and use of native plants. Any development within a wetlands area may require federal review; while providing a severability clause and effective date.
ELECTION CALENDAR FOR 2016
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the following taxing districts will be conducting elections in Camas County during the calendar year 2016. NAME AND ADDRESS OF TAXING DISTRICT
ELECTION DATE
DECLARATION OF CANDIDACY FILING DEADLINE
Camas County School Dist. 121 601 Soldier Road Fairfield, Idaho 83327
March 8, 2016
Presidential Primary 501 Soldier Road Fairfield, Idaho 83327
March 8, 2016
5:00 pm December 9, 2015
Primary Election 501 Soldier Road Fairfield, Idaho 83327
May 17, 2016
5:00 pm March 11, 2016
Camas County Soil Conservation District P.O. Box 156 Fairfield, Idaho 83327
November 8, 2016
5:00 pm September 1, 2016
General Election P.O. Box 430 Fairfield, Idaho 83327
November 8, 2016
Nominated at the Primary (Independent Candidates 5:00 pm March 11, 2016)
Declarations of candidacy are available at the respective taxing district offices or at the County Clerk’s office. Korri Blodgett, County Clerk
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that at the aforementioned time and place, all interested persons may appear and shall be given an opportunity to comment on the matters stated above. Any person needing special accommodations to participate in the above-noticed meeting should contact the City Office. Comments and questions prior to the hearing should be directed to the Planning and Zoning Administrator, P.O. Box 336 Fairfield, ID 83327 a minimum of five (5) days prior to the scheduled hearing. Supporting documents are on file at the Fairfield City Hall and available for public review. DATED THIS 18th day of December, 2015 Megan Stelma P&Z Administrator
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Skill-a-Thon Contest
by Cindy Kinder On December 5, 2015, 46 4-H members from six counties came to Gooding to participate in the annual District Livestock Skill-a-thon Contest. The members were able to spend an hour in the practice room before the main contest. The volunteers taught the members about livestock feeds, how to calculate ribeye size, how to give a shots and read labels, how to evaluate wool, and general quiz bowl livestock knowledge. During the district contest, youth were tested individually on equipment, breeds, retail cuts, hay judging and general live-stock knowledge. They were then grouped together to solve a series of scenarios on beef carcass grid pricing, swine breeding, reading labels and determining proper treatment. Gooding County was represented well! We had eighteen youth compete! Thank you to all who participated and also to the volunteers who helped! We could not have done it without you! Cloverbuds: Jonah Knapp and Katherine Kinder Junior I: 1. Elizabeth Wisniewski, Gooding County; 2. Danica Knapp, Gooding County, 3. Kendal Crawford, Gooding County; Honorable Mention: Linka Feuz, Braydyn Atwood, Shawnee Ortega, Fallon O’Barr, and Kallee Hendren. Junior II: 1. Miah Ansley, Lincoln County; 2.Luke Dalton, Lincoln County; 3. Clayton Moore, Gem County; Honorable Mention: Bry Feaz, Racin Allen, Trey Thompson, Megan Taber, Cheyenne Ortega, Kaysie Freeman, Kasey Hen-dren , Tyler Belknap, Amanda Jackson and Lilly Shewmaker. Intermediate: 1. Kaycee Thompson, Lincoln County; 2. Jacie Kimball, Jerome County; 3. Charlotte Brockman, Gooding County; Honorable Mention: Arraya Hildreth, Trevor Echeuarria, Josiah Knapp, Austin Belknap, Rose Davies, John Kinder, Hunter Hendren, and Jordan Jackson. Senior: 1st. Seth Dalton, Lincoln County; 2.Wade Thompson, Lincoln County; 3. Madison Crawford, Gooding County; Honorable Mention: Kynadi Silva, Waid Dalton, Thomas Kinder, Jarrett Kimball, Christin Wisniewski, Kelly Hil-dreth, Aurora Boyer, Bubba Gillespie, and Randa Allen.
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