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2018 State Chess Championship
News from the Heart of Idaho Camas • Lincoln • Gooding
May 30, 2018
Vol 42 ~ Num 22
Camas Lily Days June 2, 2018
Each year the Idaho Chess Assosiation hosts the Team State Scholastic Championship. This year’s tournament held in Jerome, Idaho, brough over a hundred It’s time to come on up to Fairfield for their Camas Lily Days chess players (of all ages) from all over the state. Prizes Celebration. Each year as the blue lilies are in bloom, folks get are awarded to Elementary, Middle School, and High together to enjoy the spring weather (this weekend should be School Teams, as well as to the overall winning team clear and sunny). which is named the State Champion. On Friday, June 1st, the Fairfield Farmer’s Market will hold At this year’s competition held on April 28th, the its first market of the season from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Steam Camas/Blaine County Homeschool chess team took Engine Park in the center of town. The Camas Senior Center first place in the elementary school division. will have their regular lunch meal along with a fundraising Yard Coach Britton LaTulippe was excited and proud Sale that will run through the weekend and next week. that the team did so well, and for some of them, this Saturday morning, June 2nd, bring your youngsters out to was their first competition. Kid’s Pond (1 Mile East of Fairfield & ¼ Mile North) for the PHOTO: Team Players (from left to right): Brenn Koch, Wyatt Koch, Tyler O’Crowley, Audrey LaTulippe, David O’Crowley. Front row: Colton Kids Fishing Derby. Sign-up is from 7 to 8 and the fishing is from 8 to 11. Age brackets are: 0-5, 6-9, and 10-13. ParLaTulippe, Emma LaTulippe. ent or Guardian must accompany child to register for derby. Don’t have a pole? Don’t worry, Idaho Fish & Game will be on hand with extra fishing equipment. Hot dogs and ice cream will be served to fuel the participants, as well as special prizes - sponsored by Sportsman Warehouse, the Camas Chamber of The Magic Valley Antique Tractor Pullers, Inc. awarded scholarships to three very deserving Commerce, and City of Fairfield. students at their April meeting. Each year the organization presents scholarships to high school Along with their Yard Sale, the senior center will be serving seniors, residing in the 8 counties of the Magic Valley, planning to attend a college or technical breakfast on Saturday morning from 8 to 11. school, in Idaho, perusing an Ag-related career. The club holds an annual auction with items In the afternoon from 1 to 4, the Fairfield donated primarily by the members and some very supportive area merchants. The proceeds all City Park (just across the street from the sego into the Bill Grout Memorial Scholarship Fund to be awarded in April, prior to May gradu- nior center) will host vendors and music by ation. Freshman college students attending an Idaho college with the same criteria may also Rough Draft. After the band music ends, apply for their 2nd year of college. continued on page 2... stick around while the Sho-Ban tribes celebrate their Camas Prairie Homecoming with stories and a presentation of Native Dancing. Sunday morning, June 3rd, the Camas Chamber of Commerce will host a Community Breakfast in the city park from 8 to 11 a.m. Come support the chamber and Entry fee is $30... Hosted by the Wilson’s Club help them continue the wonderful community events that we all enjoy. For information One last thing... spring weather in Idaho is Call Mike (208-972-3972) or Jen (208-969-0336) unpredictable - be prepared for anything!
Magic Valley Antique Tractor Pullers, Inc. Bill Grout Memorial Scholarship Fund
Rock Chuck Derby - June 1st thru 3rd Fundraiser for the Hagerman Fireworks
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Notices of Upcoming Events & Meetings Summer of Endless Wonder!
The the Camas County Public Library will begin its Summer Storytime program next Thursday, June 7th. Storytime will be every Thursday from 10:30 to 11:30. For any children who love stories!
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This year’s recipient awards, presented by club President Gary Fisk, went to:
Open House in Gooding
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Sadie Haley accompanied by her dad Jim. Filer H.S. GPS 3.98, go to CSI then U of I to be a Veterinarian.
Marley Erikson accompanied by her her mom Stephanie. Filer H.S. GPA 3.67, will go to UoI for a career in Plant Science.
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Hagerman Valley Highlights
Glenns Ferry’s Historic Opera Theatre Begins New Season
The Hagerman Valley Chamber will be in Bliss next Wednesday, June 6th, to Highlight the OxBow Cafe. The OxBow has The Historic Opera Theatre in Glenns Ferry was recently named #6 been a favorite place for diners for years, and the new owner have on the list of The Ten Best Historic Theaters in Idaho, by BESTTHmade it even better. Come experience the comfort of a small INGSID.COM. Designed by Hummel architect company of Boise town café and join the chamber at the OxBow from 3 to 5 p.m. and built in 1914 for Vaudevillian performers it has served as a cultural for snacks, raffle prizes, and community spirit. The Hagerman center for the Glenns Ferry area for 104 years. Valley Chamber highlights a local business each month. They Next Friday and Saturday - June 8th & 9th - their 2018 season will begin with dinner shows are always looking for new members. each Friday & Saturday evening. Friday’s comedy is: “Complaint Department & Lemonade.” Now Located Saturday is old time melodrama, “Seven Brides for an Ugly Brother”. Dinner is at 6:30 with the show starting at 7:45. Dinner & Show $30.00 (reservations required at for dinner). Show only is $8 or $7 for seniors and students under 12 years 706 Main St “solving your healthcare puzzle” (reservations recommended). in Gooding The past 25 years have seen summer seasonal productions of dinner/shows homehealth 208-969-9152 featuring comedy, murder mystery & melodrama as well as Christmas Fax 208-969-9168 hospice --Festivals performed by community volunteers and guest performers. You Twin Falls Number home assist are invited to help make this their biggest year yet as the Historic Opera 208-733-2234 Theatre celebrates its Silver Anniversary! Visit glennsferrytheatre.org or call 208-366-7408 for information/reservations. 401 Camas Avenue West ---- Lieutenant Governor Brad Little recently presented Glenns Ferry’s Opera Theatre Friends with a “2018 Idaho’s Brightest Star Award” for exemplary volunteer service to the state of Idaho & fostering an ethic of service in others. The award was signed at the Idaho State Capitol, in Boise, Medical & Dental Care Idaho & contained the following recognition: Sliding Scale fees available “As the Lieutenant Governor of the State of Idaho, and on behalf of the people of Idaho, I extend to ===== you heartfelt thanks and deep appreciation for your service and dedication to our great state.”
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Outlaw Day in Richfield
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Living on the edge of the desert does strange things to a person, and the folks in Richfield, Idaho, are as strange as they come. For over 60 years they have been celebrating, not the good guys, but the OUTLAWS. Next Saturday, June 9th, plan on spending the day in the little town along Highway 93, just 15 miles east of Shoshone. The day begins (as every day should) with breakfast at the Richfield School. Sponsored by Richfield Youth Athletics, the Community Breakfast will be served from 7 to 9 a.m. At 10:30 make sure you have your favorite spot along Main Street to watch the Outlaw Day Parade “In A Small Town…” Registration and lineup starts at 9 a.m. at the city park. The Rodeo begins at 12 noon at the Richfield Arena (just west of town). This year’s kid events include: Stick Horse Barrel Race, Dummy Roping. Calf Riding, Barrel Racing, Pole Bending, Greased Pig Catch, and a Ribbon Race. Adult events include: Richfield Alumni Team Roping, Calf Roping, Breakaway Roping, Barrel Racing, Pole Bending, Rescue Race, 3 Man Cow Race, Hide Race, Bull Riding, and Stock Saddle. Registration starts right after the parade at the announcers stand. The Outlaw Mud Races will start kicking up mud at 4:00 p.m. (following the rodeo events). Make sure to bring your lawn chairs! Race classes include: Pro Mud, Mud Modified, Pro Stock, Super Stock, Street Legal, Powder Puff, Monster Truck, and ATV. Cost for all rodeo and mud race spectators, and participants, is $5.00 per person or $20 per family. Kids 12 and under are free. After everyone gets cleaned up (mud out of their eyes) it will be time to kick up your heels at the Street Dance from 8:00 p.m. to midnight. Music will be provided by Jensen Buck and Family. Also, you’ll want to hang around for the Gun Raffle Drawing during the street dance. “Outlaw Mom” photo by Hayseed Photography
Take a Tour of Archie Teater’s Landmark Home
On June 9th, 2018, the Hagerman Valley Historical Society will hold a special fundraising event - tours of Teater’s Knoll, an artist studio and home, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for the artist Archie Teater. Owner Henry Whiting will greet each tour, after which you will have time to enjoy the studio, the grounds and the Bunkhouse. Either before or after your tour, a country-style dinner will be served at the Hagerman Senior Center. Transportation to and from Teater’s Knoll will be provided by bus from the Hagerman Senior Center. Price per ticket is $75 for General Public and $65 for Hagerman Valley Historical Society members. Members must be current with 2018 dues. This event is a fundraiser for a new museum building in Hagerman. A lot has been purchased next to the city park. Please consider joining as a member or make a donation to help this effort. To become a member send $15 for individual or $25 for a couple to Hagerman Valley Historical Society, P.O. Box 86, Hagerman, Idaho 83332. Be sure to include your phone number and email. Donations to the new building are welcome!
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Students Schooled in Trout
Gooding 4th Graders Raise Trout & Restore Habitat
Dog Creek near Gooding is the new home to about 60 fingerling rainbow trout raised by Gooding Elementary fourth-graders. For the past three months, the only habitat the fish have known was the specially chilled, 40-gallon aquarium inside the school. Two classrooms participated in the Trout in the Classroom program which culminated in almost 50 students stepping to the edges of the Dog Creek Reservoir on May 21 to release the trout into their new home. The students then bussed to Rock Creek to plant willows and sedges as part of a stream restoration project. The opportunity for students to raise rainbow trout from eggs to fingerlings was provided by Trout in the Classroom, a nation-wide program coordinated by Trout Unlimited and sponsored here by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG). The program is cross-curricular and can encompass many subject areas such as science, math, art, language arts, reading, technology and music. The Gooding students received about 100 sterile rainbow trout eggs from the Hayspur Hatchery in January. Since then students watched the fish grow from eyed eggs, to alevins with attached yolk sacs living in the tank gravel, to swimming fry with the beginnings of pink stripes along their sides and spots on their backs which will provide camouflage among the rocks in the stream. When trout fry reach about two inches in length, the classroom aquarium no longer has sufficient room for all the fish. They must be relocated to a local water body where it is hoped that they will survive long enough to be caught by an angler. Knittle’s classroom extended the lesson to include a field trip where students volunteered for stream restoration work. The kids enthusiastically wielded shovels, loppers and trowels to place 100 sedges, 12 willows, and multiple willow ‘pole’ cuttings in the ground at the Rock Creek Ranch. The creek at the site had been a fish passage barrier because the low-end of a diversion was elevated from the stream beneath. Last fall the diversion was replaced with rock ledges which allow the stream to drop gradually and remain connected for fish. Trout prefer the smaller tributaries for warmth in the winter and cooler waters in the summer. The revegetation performed by the kids was a final step in restoration work. In the longer term, the vegetation reduces sediment entering the stream and provides cover which cools the water and provides refuge from predators. “This was such a great program – the kids loved it,” said Knittle. “They learned so much, from fish anatomy and habitat, to what constitutes clean water and what can pollute it.” “We hope to see many years of Trout in the Classroom where Gooding students form connections with trout and gain a desire to be stewards of Idaho’s waters,” said Cathy Tyson-Foster, the local Trout Unlimited outreach coordinator.
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Ruth L. Ricks
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Ruth L. Ricks, 94, a resident of Boise, Idaho, died peacefully at Spring Creek Overland Assisted Living with her loving family by her side on May 22, 2018. Ruth was born on May 3, 1924 in Alexandria, Nebraska, the first-born child of George and Delma Eden. She moved with her family to Gooding, Idaho at a young age. She and her four siblings lived on family farms in Gooding and Lincoln Counties. Ruth attended Shoshone High School. Ruth married Sam W. Daniels in 1941 and the couple had three children: Frank, Judy, and CW (Chuck). They later divorced. Ruth married Floyd R. Ricks in 1962. They lived in Shoshone until 1978 when Floyd retired and they moved to Moab, Utah. They bought a small trailer court and turned it into a beautiful place for families to live. In 1991 they retired again and moved back to Twin Falls to be near family. She and Floyd enjoyed working outdoors and were well known for their beautiful flowers and well-kept yards. Floyd preceded Ruth in death in 2008. Ruth was a great mother, mother-in-law and grandmother. She was a kind person, a wonderful neighbor and fun to be with. She enjoyed cooking and baking and sharing her homemade goodies with family, neighbors and friends. When she lived in Twin she was fondly known as the “Cookie” Lady. In 2012 Ruth moved to Boise to live at Spring Creek Overland Assisted Living where she was dearly loved by the residents, staff and visitors. She called bingo, played pinochle, greeted visitors at the front door, hugging each one. She thoroughly enjoyed going on the bus for special outings and eating out on Fridays. Visitors and residents enjoyed dropping by her room to visit and enjoy her collections of pigs and Hallmark snowmen. Ruth is survived by her children, Frank (Karen) Daniels, Meridian, Idaho; Judith Daniels (Kent) Player, Draper, Utah; and CW (Jenna) Daniels, Logan, Utah; 7 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. She is survived by brother, Jack (Helen) Eden, Hamilton, MT; brother-in-law Joe Cooper of Boise; and sister-in-laws Marsha Eden, Twin Falls, and Alicia Eden, Gooding. Ruth was preceded in death by her parents, George and Delma Eden; brothers, Merl and Dale Eden; and sister, Beth Cooper. A viewing will be held at Demaray Funeral Service in Gooding, Idaho from 10 a.m. until noon on Wednesday, May 30, 2018. Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m. at the Elmwood Cemetery in Gooding. On Thursday, May 31, 2018 at 1:00 p.m., a memorial service will be held at the Spring Creek Overland Assisted Living at 10139 W. Overland Road, Boise, Idaho. The family deeply appreciates the loving staff and administrators at Spring Creek for the excellent care Ruth received while she was a resident. They also want to express their gratitude to the St Luke’s Meridian ER staff, the 6th Floor nursing staff, and the St. Luke’s Hospice team who cared for Ruth in the last few weeks of her life. A special thanks from Judy and CW’s families to Frank, Karen and granddaughter, Susan, for being there for our mother, mother-in-law and grandmother. There aren’t enough words to express how much we realize and appreciate the time, loving care and assistance you gave Ruth while she was in Boise. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Luke’s Hospice at 190 E Bannock Street, Boise, ID 83712 or to a charity of your choice. Condolences, memories and photos may be shared at demarayfuneralservice.com.
Delana Marie Wilson
Delana “Dee” Marie Wilson, 53, a resident of Corral, passed away on Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at her home in Corral. Delana “Dee” Marie was born on January 21 1964 in Mountain Home, Idaho to Gary Stockton and Evelyn Miller. She is the second oldest of six sisters; Jana, Cami, Melanie, Crystal and Micki. Dee spent most of her life living on the Camas Prairie, where she met her husband Max. Dee and Max were married on September 5, 1981 and were seldom seen apart in their 36 years together. They worked the family farm in the summers and spent many of their winters skiing. They had two children: Allen (Debbie) and Mark (Cheyenne). Dee loved her family and in particular, her grandchildren; Emma, Naomi and Hudson. One of Dee’s passions was cooking. She cooked homemade meals almost every night for her family. Folks would often be frustrated by her answer when they’d ask for her recipes because her reply was always “a little of this and some of that”. There were seldom any formal measurements to go off of. Homemade cookies and bread were also always in the freezer. Dee supported her family any way that she could, whether it was babysitting, cooking for get-togethers or going to her children’s games. A celebration of Dee’s life will take place at the Wilson Residence (155 North 800 West, Corral) this Saturday, June 2nd, at 12 noon.
Growing Up
Day by day as time goes on Little things we do like singing a song Learning manners & making rules so we don’t forget It’s almost a thing of the past Makes us kind of upset Forgiving & forgetting is something we learn Even though it’s not easy Our heart opens up And we get into pleasing Then there comes wisdom It’s something we learn It’s comes with age So don’t be too concerned You’ll find memories you make Are the best remedies you sew So day by day it’s good To be in your company by Nancy VanBeek
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Changes are a coming! Notice our new logo? We love being located in Gooding and we are changing our name to better identify us with our location. Our services won’t change, and we will be offering even more. Watch for our new signs, web site address and email. Join us at Dairy Days in Wendell on Friday, June 15th We’ll have lots of give-a-ways and you can enter to win a 3-credit scholarship to CSI! Check out our Facebook page for more information. It’s not too late to register! Summer 2018 semester begins June 4. Summer and Fall listings are available on our website at www.northsidecenter@csi.edu The Gooding Center will be offering these credit classes for the Summer 2018 semester: ECON 201 Principles of Macroeconomics HUMA 101 Introduction to Humanities 1 MATH 023 Mathematics for College Readiness MATH 122 Math in Modern Society Prep MATH 123 Math in Modern Society We have 23 credit courses offered for our Fall 2018 semester. And new this fall, CSI instructors will travel to Gooding to teach ALLH 101 and POLS 101. Bridge to Success in Math Do you hate Math or suffer from Math anxiety and is it keeping you from going to college? Our newest program will help you to overcome your fears and accomplish your Math goals. Tutoring and lunch are provided! Classes will be held Mon.-Thurs., June 4 to July 26, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. June Community Education Classes Advanced Dog Obedience This comprehensive 6-week class will expose dogs and their owners to a variety of training scenarios and prepare them to enjoy off-leash reliability in distracting environments. Taught by a certified professional dog trainer. Participants must have completed a basic obedience course. June 20 thru Aug 1 from 6 to 7 p.m. Instructor: Brittany Triner. Fee is $55. Beginning Dog Agility Agility is an exciting sport where dog and handler navigate their way through a series of obstacles competing for time and accuracy. This 5-week class will introduce dogs and handlers to the rules of AKC agility competition. Dogs should know basic commands of sit, down and stay. June 20 thru July 25 from 7 to 8 p.m. Instructor: Brittany Triner. Fee is $55.
Tea Cup Fairy Garden Create your own little whimsical garden to display in your home or office all year long using succulent plants that take very little care. June 18th from 6 to 8p.m. Instructor: Diane Gause $25 plus $20 supply fee paid to instructor. Nature Photography Exploration Join professional photographer Alfred Hagen for an exploration of the nature around you. You will practice the fundamentals of composition and technique to make better photographic images using your DSLR camera. June 22 from 6 to 8 p.m. & June 23 from 8 a.m. to noon. Instructor: Al Hagen. Fee is $39. June College for Kids Classes Cake Pops for Kids: Ages 7-14 Kids, join your favorite lunch lady, Karrie Giles, and learn to make these yummy cake pops. June 12th from 1 to 3:30 p.m. $25 Talking Hands: Ages 8-13 Let your hands do the talking with American Sign Language (ASL)! You’ll sign everyday words such as numbers, colors, common objects and actions, and ask and answer simple questions. June 18 thru 21 from 2 to 4 p.m. $35 Adventures in Animal Anatomy: Ages 10-14 How does a pig’s heart work, about the digestive system of cows, or the nervous system of a sheep? This hands-on class will give you a chance to dissect, discover, and see first-hand the special traits that make animals’ bodies so unique. June 25-28, 2 to 4:30 p.m. $20 Upcoming College for Kids Classes in July Little Robotics Day Camp Beginning Robotition EV3 Day Camp CABS Baby Sitter Training
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A public hearing will be held on Thursday, June 7th, 2018, beginning at 3:00 p.m. at the Camas County Senior Center. A copy of the proposed budget for the Camas Cemetery District is available for inspection at the Camas County Senior Center (129 Willow Avenue West) during business hours.
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► USED BICYCLES at Busy B Market in Hagerman, (1/2 mi North of Hagerman/Hwy 30). Antiques, Collectables, Handmade items, Homemade Cakes, Pies, Fresh Eggs. Bread, Jewelry, and Books. Breakfast and Lunch at our Grill. Open Fri-Sat-Sun. 9-5. Call 208-320-6878
► PATCHING Levi, coveralls, etc. Repair broken zippers in anything: jackets, bags, pants, etc. Hemming: pants, dresses, coveralls, etc. DROP OFF: Julie’s Ace Hardware in Gooding (116 5th Ave E.) Call Kathy 837-6267.
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► Mikes Sales & Service in Gooding is looking for a mechanic. Pay DOE. Call 208-934-4125.
► The Snake River Grill in Hagerman is offering a position for Night Sous Chef 2;00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M. Must have Strong Line Skills. Recommendations and Resume. Call for an Interview Appointment.
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(1955 B Frontage Road South - Wendell) Antiques, Kitchen Items, Clothes, Odd & Ends. Something for everyone.
Fourth Annual Community Yard Sale: June 15th & 16th in Glenns Ferry, King Hill and Hammett. Check the local newspaper or individual yard sales for a map of the community to help you find all the sites. Treasures will abound. Everything from antiques to household goods and furniture to tools and equipment. A Flea Market will also be held at the Elmore County Fair Grounds with vendors from all over the area. Many of the local businesses will feature sidewalk sales also.
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► Wanted: Fairfield pasture for rent. Please call (208)
322-5600. 1 Log truck with self loader & booster - 2 two ton trucks - 2 Firewood Processors - 2 Loader tractors - 2 Thirty foot conveyors. Package deal... $80,000. Call 208-358- ► For Sale: Colman Powermatic 6350 watt generator. 10 hp Brigs&Stratton, low hours (under 10). $600. Call Joe 0516 or 208-358-0774. Jobs & orders included.
► Drivers, Class-A: No-Touch freight, top of the line facilities, equipment. Excellent weekly pay, benefits, paid vacation/holidays & more! Weekly rounds available with consistent and reliable home time! Call Leslie: 855-996-3347
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Diamond Peak Assisted Living of Gooding has openings for new residents. We are under new owners and management. Please come take a tour and meet our new Administrator and caregiving team.
► Get rid of your scrap metal and appliances. Call Tom at 208-721-8652
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During Kenny Cox’s Bennifit at the Camas Senior Center, there was a quilt auctioned. It was on a quilt rack. The rack was not a part of the auction, just a display. If you have it by misstake, please return it to the back door of Camas County Senior & Community Center or call 208-764-2226.
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► Poulan Pro chainsaw. 16” bar, 42cc with case. $60. Call Joe at 208-420-6699. ► Trees for Sale: Spruce: blue, engleman, Norway. 3.5 feet in pots. $5.00 each. Call 208-420-2047. Now is the time to plant (fairfield). ► Boat for Sale: 18 foot Marlin Bow Rider (1988) with trailer. Aluminum block, 4 cylinder engine, with I/O drive. Bimini top as well as the standard cover. Some ski equipment and life jackets included. $3500. Contact Steve at 208-764-2262. ► 2005 Aliner. Excellent condition everything included plus custom cover (nice) wheel and propane tanks covers. Asking $4500 OBO. Can be seen at Shoshone Ice Caves. Text Christine at (208) 315-7303. ► Honda XR 80 - $1000. Bike has been great, but the kids have outgrown it and I need to sell it. There are no problems, text or call for more information. (208)
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► Abstract Oil Paintings on canvas in various colors and sizes prices starting at $25. Call 208-944-0400 or come by Clover Creek Trading Co. (430 Main Street in Gooding) to see the art located upstairs or just browse the many other antiques, collectables & more. Store hours: Monday - Saturday 10 AM to 5 PM