City Park, 8/27/17 C Holmes

Community Helping Hands Food Bank

[across the street from the library]

Tu 2:30p-6:30p Th 10a-2p (208) 731-7974 (208) 404-2821

communityhh@outlook.com

Thrift Barn (Helping Hands) Tu 10a-2p Th 2p-5p Sa 10a-2p

(208) 751-4508

Hagerman Post Office Mon-Fri 7:45a-1p; 2p-4:15p

Hagerman Public Library Tu-Fri 2p-5:30p Sat 10a-2p

(208) 837-6520 HagermanPublicLibrary@gmail.com

Hagerman Senior Center Mon, Wed, Fri 10a-2p

(208) 837-6120 hvcscenter@gmail.com

Hagerman Farmers Market May 28-Oct 29 Sundays 1p - 4p

(208) 536-3068 HagermanFarmersMarket@gmail.com

GOODING COUNTY Phone: 208-934-4841

624 Main St, Gooding 83330

Mark Bolduc mbolduc@co.gooding.id.us, Phone: 208-539-6199

Wayne Chandler wchandler@co.gooding.id.us, Phone: 208-934-4841

Helen P. Edwards: Chairman hedwards@co.gooding.id.us, Phone: 208-934-4841

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Rep Sally Toone stoone@house.idaho.gov office: (208) 332-1032 home: (208) 934-8114

Rep Steven Miller smiller@idaho.house.gov (208) 358-1121

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Your Foundation Membership Fees and Donations may be Tax Deductible

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HAGERMAN VALLEY NEWS sponsors help us pro-vide low cost promotion for Hagerman Valley’s service organizations and public agencies. We welcome your $60 annual participation.

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LEGACY DONATIONS

When you leave a gift to Hagerman I.D.E.A., Inc dba Hagerman Valley Foundation in

your will or other estate plan, you are creating a proud legacy that will inspire tomor-

row’s leaders and residents of the Hagerman Valley.

Our mission here is to improve livability within the Hagerman Valley through philan-

thropic leadership and community service to its residents and visitors. As a non-

profit, charitable organization committed to the Hagerman Valley, we value creation

of a viable, thriving community by using every natural, economic, social and human

resource available.

Our Legacy Circle is designed to honor and recognize individuals who make this spe-

cial commitment to the Valley. Please don’t hesitate to ask for advice in your estate

plans. There may be significant benefits for your estate to include a legacy donation

to a 501(c)(3) nonprofit such as Hagerman I.D.E.A, Inc. Our phone is (208) 352-0245.

SEPTEMBER

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SUNDAY

FUNDAY!

at Hagerman Farmers Market

(208) 536-3050

Mass: Sunday 10a, then coffee hour

Spanish Mass: 1st Sun of the month

Thursday Mass: 6p

Adoration: Thursday 5p

Confessions: Thursday 5p

Potluck: 2nd Sunday of the Month

after 10a Mass

PO Box 52, 446 N State St Hagerman, ID 83332

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CATHOLIC STATION

Pastor: Father Jorge Garcia Deacon: Jim McCaughey

(208) 352-1079

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Happy Hour - 1/2 price Appetizers Mon-Thur: 3pm - 6pm

50¢ Tacos - 2nd Tues of the Month 10¢ Pancakes - 3rd Sun of the Month

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Hagerman Hagerman Hagerman Hagerman Bird FestivalBird FestivalBird FestivalBird Festival

The 3rd “Hagerman Bird Festival™” will be centered in Hagerman, Idaho, the number one birding area in the state, and will offer guided hikes, boat trips, bird prowls, work-shops and speaker events for families and birders alike.

The Bird Festival will be held over President’s Day Weekend, February 16-19, 2018. The 2018 Bird Festival will be similar in structure to the past two festivals with the addition of Day Tripper activities and daily bus tours to the event. The headquarters and vendor exhibit hall will again be located at the American Legion Hall, 711 East Avenue North, Hagerman.

Keynote speakers have been secured for the Saturday and Sunday evening events. They are Mr. Paul Bannick, an award-winning wildlife photographer with a focus on birds and habitat and, Mr. Nathan Pieplow, Associate Director & Instruc-tor at University of Colorado. He is also an author and specializes in bird sounds.

Registrations are prepaid in advance, with the exception of Same Day Pass which will be limited to exhibits and activities inside the American Legion Hall. Two scheduled activities will be free and open to the public which consist of the narrated Friday night documentary and the Sunday afternoon Live Raptor exhibit and lecture. The registration fees and sponsorship contributions help support these free public programs including the Student Logo Design contest and the programming for year round birding events.

~~~~~~~~~~~ Get ready! The 2018 Bird Festival is gearing up! The Hagerman Valley Founda-tion is seeking to staff the following paid positions: birding workshop leaders, field trip guides, day hosts for the vendor hall, and day hosts for each bus group. Are you interested in catering the two keynote speaker dinners? Contact the Foundation for quotation guidelines. Are you interested in being a Festival Sponsor? We are happy to mail / email a sponsorship package for your consideration. We are also seeking local lodging hosts to house out-of-town speakers and work-shop guides. Please let us know if you can help. It will be an exciting weekend!

(208) 352-0245

HagermanBirdFestival@gmail.com

LOW PRICES NEW ITEMS WEEKLY

Proceeds go to

“Community Helping Hands”

HOURS: Tues 10a-2p Thurs 2p-5p Sat 10a-2p

KIDS CLOTHING SALE

(208) 751-4508 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Next to Helping Hands Across from Library

HagermanHistory@gmail.com www.HagermanValleyMuseum.org

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NOTICES OF PASSING

Brooks, Allen Leroy. 76, passed Aug 17, 2017 at home. Hagerman.

Draper, Gerry E. 79, passed Aug 4, 2017 in Blackfoot, ID. Hagerman.

Grausam, Teresa Davis. 58, passed Aug 23, 2017 in Meridian. Gooding.

Hallowell, Douglas. 80, passed Aug 24, 2017 at home. Fairfield.

Kavanagh, Mary. 91, passed Aug 23, 2017 in Gooding. Hagerman.

Metts, W.W. “Bill.” 91, passed May 31, 2017 in Jerome. Jerome.

Sousa, Tony. 56, passed Aug 4, 2017 in Wendell. Wendell.

Wilsing, Theodore Arthur. 86, passed Aug 18, 2017 at home. Hagerman.

Wolverton, William. 76, passed Aug 30, 2017 at home. Shoshone.

Well Loved

Greatly Missed

NOTICES & OBITUARY PAGE, WWW.HAGERMANVALLEYNEWS.ORG

Hagerman Methodist Church 4th & Salmon Street

Contact: (208) 532-5316

Friday & Saturday

September 22nd & 23rd

8 am—3 pm

DONATIONS APPRECIATED - BY THURS SEPT 21ST

Hagerman City Park, Registration 8a - 10a

16 Sept (Car Show night) Live music with Copper Head 8-12

8-Ball Pool Tournament Every Sunday 7:00 PM ($5 buy-in)

$50 added money, Min 10 players (pays 3 places)

Washers Tournament Every Wednesday 7:00 PM ($5 buy-in)

$50 added money, Min 10 players (pays 3 places)

200 S State St, Hagerman

Leroy Jazwick Henry Whiting

Thanks to Leroy Jazwick, Treasurer, who worked very hard on the August tour. The Society expecially wants to thank Henry Whiting for not only offering his amazing home but for being host to all those who were so excited to see Frank Lloyd Wright’s only Idaho creation. In addition, Henry spon-sored 3 scholarships to young people to come, enjoy the tour and have private interviews with him. Mr Whiting has spent the last several years restoring Archie Teater’s art studio and enhancing the landscape.

SUMMER POTLUCK PICNIC

Wed, Sept 13th - 6 PM

Florence Mary Sandy’s Home

Bill’s August 2 Birthday Surprise!

Donations are being accepted

towards monument repairs

estimated at $20,000.

Contact the Hagerman Valley

Historical Society (208) 536-3013

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HAGERMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY

(208) 837-6520

Hours: Tue-Fri 2-5:30pm, Sat 10-2pm

290 S State St, Hagerman, ID 83332

Hagerman Public Library

COME TO OUR GIANT BOOK SALE DURING THE CAR SHOW

Sept 16 starting at 11 AM

We'll be at the SE corner of the Park

Visit Hagerman Friends of the Library table for raffles & info on our new library!

Join the Foundation

HELP OUR PHILANTHROPIC WORK TO INCREASE ENJOYMENT OF THE HAGERMAN VALLEY.

Individual memberships start at $25 and are 100% tax deductible.

Our memberships support our scholarship fund and the operations of the

Hagerman Valley Foundation. Please mail a check to PO Box 614, Hagerman.

Fossil Days are back!

Fossil Day Parade starts at 11am Saturday, October 7 In honor of National Fossil Day, October 11

Want to be in the Parade? We need you!

Are you the oldest “Fossil” in Hagerman? We need a Grand Marshall!

AFTER THE PARADE: Float selfies, music, food, karaoke

vendors and other activities at the City Park for a full day of Fun!

Best Dinosaur Costume Contest! Pumpkin Carving Challenge!

For questions or to participate,

contact the Foundation.

(208) 352-0245

Welcome!

(208) 731-3881 SUNDAY: Sunday School 9:45am Worship 11am TUESDAY: Bible Study 7pm THURSDAY: Prayer 7pm SATURDAY: Youth Group 6pm

MEN’S BREAKFAST SAT. SEPTEMBER 9, 8A

Pastor Brian Parish Pastor@HagermanValleyBaptist.org

390 N. State Street, Hagerman

Serving Christ in Our Community & BeyondServing Christ in Our Community & BeyondServing Christ in Our Community & BeyondServing Christ in Our Community & Beyond

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NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

With school back in session we're hunkering down at Hagerman Fossil Beds. The park is open Thursday to Monday- in other words we're closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. We'll also be closing on Federal Holidays (Labor Day, Columbus Day, Thanksgiving, you know them). The staff is peeling down to the core folks, but that just means a concentration on school groups, travelers passing through, and local festivals. The downtime is needed, we have a few changes to be made in the park visitor center. We are close to installing an augmented reality sandbox, which is a projection system that puts contour lines on to features you design in a special sandbox. This will help our 4th grade visitors meet education standards in learning about maps and geography. We will have lesson plans and props/supplies for teachers using the new lesson plans on maps (created by Geo-scientist-In-Parks Intern Danielle) and a 9th grade science lesson plan on geologic lay-

ers (created by Teacher-Ranger-Teacher Intern Cinzia). We are also gearing up for Fossil Days in October as well as other local events, your help is always welcome! Happy Fall to All.

Diane Garcia, Chief of Education & Visitor Services Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument

PO Box 570, Hagerman ID 83332 (208) 933-4117 diane_garcia@nps.gov

From the Desk of Hagerman Mayor Pete WeirFrom the Desk of Hagerman Mayor Pete WeirFrom the Desk of Hagerman Mayor Pete WeirFrom the Desk of Hagerman Mayor Pete Weir

Events on Community Calendar Agendas & Minutes on www.HagermanValleyNews.org

Mayor Weir is asking for community input regarding a new dog kennel, hiring a dog catcher plus any and all suggestions for assistance with stray, loose, aggres-sive dogs. Contact him at (208) 280-0944. The city is experiencing many reported incidents of dogs-at-large and aggressive dogs. Your ideas will go onto the draw-

ing board to best create a solution that works well for everyone.

NOTICE OF CANDIDATE FILING DEADLINE CITY OF HAGERMAN, IDAHO

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the general election to be held in and for the City of Hagerman, Idaho will be held on Tuesday, November 7, 2017. The election will be held for the purpose of electing the following offices for the specified terms: City Councilperson – 4 year term City Councilperson – 4 year term.

Candidates for city elected office are required to file a Declaration of Candidacy specifying the office sought and affirming that the individual is a qualified city elector, meaning: at least 18 years of age, a U.S. citizen, the candidate’s primary residence must be within the city, the address of the candidate’s voter registration must match the residence address provided on the candidate’s declaration, and the candidate must have resided in the city for at least 30 days prior to submitting their declaration. The declaration of Candidacy must be accompanied by: (1) a nonrefundable filing fee of $40 or (2) a Petition of Candidacy signed by at least five qualified city electors with the signatures verified by the county clerk’s office. The deadline for filing Declarations of Candidacy is Friday, September 8 at 5:00 p.m. Declaration of Candidacy are available at City Hall in the office of the city clerk at 191 State St. N from the hours of 9:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 4:00, Monday through Friday.

SEPTEMBER SCHEDULE 4th - Closed Labor Day 6th - City Council: 7 p, City Hall 15th - P&Z Public Meeting 20th - City Council: 7p, City Hall

Our Fabulous Our Fabulous Our Fabulous Our Fabulous Thrift StoreThrift StoreThrift StoreThrift Store

OPEN: Mon-Wed-Fri 10a - 2p

Managed & Run by Volunteers

EACH PURCHASE IS A DONATION TO THE SENIOR CENTER

SEPTEMBER Menu All meals served with beverages, green salad, bread, dessert. Mondays: Blood Draws 8a - 10:30a (by doctor’s order) Mondays: 50/50 Raffle; 1 pm Bridge Club Fridays: 2 bingo games during lunch. Gem State Fiddlers: Wed, September 6 Monday, Sep 11: 14 North Canyon Med Center Talk Friday, Sep 15 Foot Clinic (pedicures $5) Fri Sep 1: Spaghetti Mon Sep 4: CLOSED - LABOR DAY Wed Sep 6: Beef Lasagna Fri Sep 8: Baked Salmon Mon Sep 11: Chicken Fried Steak Wed Sep 13: Baked Ham Fri Sep 15: Shepherd’s Pil Mon Sep 18: Taco Salad Wed Sep 20: Pulled Pork BBQ Sandwich Fri Sep 22: Chicken Alfredo Mon Sep 25: Asian Chicken Wed Sep 27: Roast Turkey Fri Sep 29: Mediterranean Pork Roast

(208) 837-6120

The Hagerman Senior Center is in need of a new stove. Estimated

cost is around $5000. The center provides most meals to homebound valley seniors as well as on location at the center’s dining room Mon-Wed-Fri. For many seniors, it is their only meal away from home and the only hot meal they get. Help the Senior Center by donating today. Call (208) 837-6120. Your donation is fully tax deductible.

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Hagerman Valley FoundationHagerman Valley FoundationHagerman Valley FoundationHagerman Valley Foundation Recent Grants Received

Thank you to First Federal Bank for a $5000 grant towards a new Hagerman City Park swingset. This grant along with dona-tions from private donors, the Hagerman Valley Chamber, the Hagerman Masonic Lodge, and the Hagerman Valley Foundation will fund its purchase and installation. A very special thanks to all of you!

The Foundation has also received a grant of $500 from Northwest Farm Credit Services to assist the startup of our new Hagerman Heritage Tours program. This program will bring day tourist buses into the Hagerman Valley, highlighting the natural, historic and heritage of our valley.

Interested in being a paid Tour Guide or Activity Vendor? Please call (208) 352-0245.

Sunday 10:30 Celebration Wednesday 6:30p Bible Study

Children’s ministry Bible Preaching, Blended Music

Nursery

Sept 2: 5p-10p, Hagerman City Park. "God-Family-Country" Family Time for Food-Fellowship-Music-Movie

Hagerman Farmers Market

TEAMWORK Special Thanks to the Folks that are

Making the Market a Success!

MUSIC: Paul “DJZ” Zuiderveld

Musicians: Bill Chisholm, Brian Hildrath,

Cappi, Don and Linda Friel

Marketing: Christalyn Bronson, Mandi

Ayers

Sales: Bob & Shirlene Messner, Kathy

Copenbarger

Beer License: Jim Achabal

Greeters: CJ Holmes, Cleo Hoyle

Setups: Dean Holmes, Bob Messner

Fun Activities: Mandi Ayers, Mickie

Zuiderveld, Dean Holmes, Norma

Weaver

And our 38 Vendors!

1 F Bingo: Noon, Sr Center

Hagerman Valley Farmers Market: 4-8, Bullets & Brew

2 Sa Valley Baptist Youth Group: 6p JAMS & DOGS: 10a-4p, City Park “God-Family-Country” Fun: 5-10p, City Park

3 Su Methodist Church Service: 9:30a. Sunday School 11a Valley Baptist Sunday School: 9:45a. Service: 11a Calvary Chapel Service: 10a Spanish Mass 1st Sunday of Month St Catherine’s Mass: 10a, coffee hour Christian Center Celebration: 10:30a FARMERS MARKET: 1-4p, City Park

4 M Senior Center: Closed Holiday City Hall: Closed Holiday

5 Tu 6 W Gem State Fiddlers: Noon, Sr Center

Bliss Garden Club: 208-536-3018, 1p Christian Center Bible Study: 6:30p Calvary Chapel Bible Study: 6:45p Hagerman City Council: 7p, City Hall

7 Th St Catherine’s Mass: 6p Last Days Talk: 7:30p, Sabbath Rest

8 F Bingo: Noon, Sr Center Hagerman Valley Farmers Market: 4-8, Bullets & Brew

9 Sa Valley Baptist Men’s Breakfast: 8a Little League Football Jamobree: 7a In Kimberly, ID Valley Baptist Youth Group: 6p

10 Su Methodist Church Service: 9:30a. Sunday School 11a Valley Baptist Sunday School: 9:45a. Service: 11a Calvary Chapel Service: 10a St Catherine’s Mass: 10a, potluck Christian Center Celebration: 10:30a FARMERS MARKET: 1-4p, City Park

11 M Blood Draw: 8a Senior Center Foundation Chat: 10a, City Hall Bridge Club: 1p, Senior Center

12 Tu 13 W POTLUCK PICNIC: 6p, Sandy Home

Christian Center Bible Study: 6:30 Calvary Chapel Bible Study: 6:45p

14 Th St Catherine’s Mass: 6p

Last Days Talk: 7:30p, Sabbath Rest 15 F Foot Clinic: 8a-10:30a. Senior Center

$5. Senior Center. Bring towel. Bingo: Noon, Senior Center Hagerman Valley Farmers Market: 4-8, Bullets & Brew Hagerman Pathways Dinner: 5:30p Owsley Bridge

16 Sa CAR SHOW: 8a, City Park Certified Appraiser: 10-4p, Gooding County Museum. Nominal fee. Library BOOK SALE: 11a, City Park Valley Baptist Youth Group: 6p

17 Su Methodist Church Service: 9:30a. Sunday School: 11a Valley Baptist Sunday School: 9:45a. Service: 11a Calvary Chapel Service: 10a St Catherine’s Mass: 10a, coffee hour Christian Center Celebration: 10:30a FARMERS MARKET: 1-4p, City Park

18 M Blood Draw: 8a Senior Center Foundation Chat: 10a, City Hall Bridge Club: 1p, Senior Center

19 Tu Planning & Zoning: 7p, City Hall 20 W Christian Center Bible Study: 6:30

Calvary Chapel Bible Study: 6:45p Master Storyteller Joe Pavkov: 7p, Gooding County Museum Hagerman City Council: 7p, City Hall

21 Th Friends of Library: 10a, Snake Grill St Catherine’s Mass: 6p Last Days Talk: 7:30p, Sabbath Rest

22 F Methodist Yard & Bake Sale: 8-3p Bingo: Noon, Senior Center Hagerman Valley Farmers Market: 4-8, Bullets & Brew

23 Sa Methodist Yard & Bake Sale: 8-3p Valley Baptist Youth Group: 6p

24 Su Methodist Church Service: 9:30a. Sunday School: 11a Valley Baptist Sunday School: 9:45a. Service: 11a Calvary Chapel Service: 10a St Catherine’s Mass: 10a, coffee hour Christian Center Celebration: 10:30a ART FESTIVAL & FARMERS MARKET: 10-4p, City Park Community Prayer: 6p, Valley Baptist

25 M NEWSLETTER AD DEADLINE Blood Draw: 8a Senior Center Foundation Chat: 10a, City Hall

Bridge Club: 1p, Senior Center 26 Tu 27 W Christian Center Bible Study: 6:30

Calvary Chapel Bible Study: 6:45p 28 Th St Catherine’s Mass: 6p

Last Days Discuss: 7:30p, Sabbath Rest Advent Church

29 F Bingo: Noon, Senior Center Hagerman Valley Farmers Market: 4-8, Bullets & Brew

s_pt Community Calendar September 24th Deadline for October Issue

The HYA are looking at starting a mini/youth cheer squad, open to K-6.

If interested get form signed and return to Miss Erin by Sept 8.

Questions? Call/text Jaylyn (208) 308-1286

Hagerman HYA Little League Football

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